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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

ALLEN-Move local. long distance
with new van: S20-S35 for apt. d..
reas, long distance. DE. 2-2S22.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage
in separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04 UNION STOR-
AGE CO., INC, Established 1906
MOVING AND HAULING. dav or
night: reas. rates. DU 1861,
DU. 1855, J, e. K MOVING CO
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. S l. MORRIS.
tn 2-l150 OF Ii 6-2SS9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving
storage: reas. rates. ia. 9-2937
IL
SAVE-Low rates. padded vans.
wardrobes, 24-hrs short notice
HILLS, SP. 3-O6t6; LU. 1-9500
CHESTER MOVERS. local and Ions
dist Mod whse.. storage. Careful,
reas Tu 2-055S and IA. 9-0I 3.
ANDY's QUICK MOVING. Boxes,
couches. refers. odds and ends
or full house. Reas. AID. 4-06l7.
16'
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53O7 S. OAK. AVE. NE.
LARGE 2-pedrm. brk.: excel. cond.
Rec rm.. 3 baths: gas INV n;
immed. poss.: S115 per mo. Dl.
7-SSg0. WO. 6-6233.
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CONTINUED on Next Pass)
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FALLS CHURCH-Det. 2-bedrm.,
din. rm.. liv. I'm. with firepl., full
bsmt. with rec. rm., carport
fenced back I'd. gas heat, wash
ing mach, power mower. cow. TO
shopping and schools Avail. Is
Nov. Sl2h. JE. 2-2349.
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AMER. u. PARK-Charmine B.
bedrm., 2-bRth brk. Colonial; / "a
blks. Of st. AIMS and immaculate;
full center hall. slate roof. garaKe,
oil h.-w. h.; hall stairway to ex-
pandable Bird floor. Needs decorat-
ing; LOWER 20si FRANK g.
PHILLIPS; INC. DI. 7-l4ll: eyes,
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2529 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
8 rms, 2 baths: can be used as
6-rm. house and 2-rm apt. LA.
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NEAR TENLEY cIRCLE-Detached

ARL., mr.. Pentagon-2 bedFms.. liv.
rn,., din. rm., kit. full bsmt. 500.
McBRooM REAL ESTATE. IA.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURNIsRED-D. G.

ATTR, Tv APIS. SI4 wk up: child
wei. sieep and hskpe. rms. SIS wk
MP ilnl 18th NV. Dl 7-7SSS
1880 COLUMBIA RD N.W.-Beau-
tiful, de luxe furn, efficiencies'
air conditioned: Si25. Res. mgr
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TAK0MA PARK, MD.-3-bedroom
5ungalowi newly decorated: gas
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AN OPPORTUNITY THAT COMES
once in a great while. We offer
you a chance to get into q fast
growing. profitable business with
exclusive franchise. Must have
selling and managerial ability. An
investment Of $4,000 will. be re-
quireo later. For personal inter
view. write giving name, address
and telephone number. Box 119-H.
star
RESTAURANT. MODERN, with lia-
rms. above pay rent. Priced low
for quick sale. TU. 2-9l35.
AUTOMATIC LAUND Y: NV:
small down payment. He. 4-4S5S.
CONVALESCENT CHRONIC HOME,
completely equipped, plus living
quarters on l acre OF ground.
Maryland licensed home showing
excellent return. Requires SUBJ
stantial cash. Shown by appt. Mr..
Dixon. RE. 6-S7S7. c. DIXON,
REsTAURANT-Doing $1,000 Vkiy.
sells els 100 lbs - Of ~ potatoes Trench
tries) daily. Also sells about IS
lbs. French fried onion rings
every day (very profitable items).
Food cost only $780,. Sells $50
lbs. of hamburger wkly.. Owner
can prove ,SlS,0u0 profit yrIy.
by income tax return. Rent Only
Seats go. Price SS5. 900, terms
10000 down, balance $500 mo.
at AZ. Ideal for partners. BOB
| TOILANDEI Exclusive BroEerl,
14l1 Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
GROCERY, equipped, and variety
store, in fast-growing community.
for lease. Purchase all inventory.
Phone FA. 2-463S.
SUNDRIES. patent medicine. lunch
eonette; downtown section; excel.
business; over 1000 customers .
day; closes pm, Sat. az 3. Sun.
closedl sacrifice. RA. 3-SS75.
SHOE REPAIR. drv cleaning, tailor
ing completely equipped: very
busy NV. section: well-established
live business e1o "a 600 cash Or
party. other business reason
for sellir Adams 4-1341 Sun,
or Jackson $3.50 weekdays. lie
3-STORY BRICK DWELLING for
sale. Liv. rm.. bedrnls.. 2 kits.
2 baths. NV section. Now rented.
Reasonably priced. ST. 3-2671.
BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE-Only
shop In vic. A good business: reas.
rent. call MA. 7-34l4 or MA.
7-2332.
INVESTORS OR ASSOCIATES-Vir-
ginis builder wishes TO expand
operations. good return. For info,
! call JE. 2-7392.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, II years
same location: retiring: excellent
oppor; for young man; BARGAIN.
Gail for appt. LII. 4-1S00. L.
RESTAURANT. (liquorl downtown
I Pa. ave, opposite large Govt.
bldgs.; very beautiful Kitchen, elab-
S Sss Rsas rent S Soes sse s@e
owners 10 yrs, retiring. Only
SI2.5O0 cash down handles. Bal
ance monthly at AZ. BOB H0L-
LANDER ExcHsdiysl, AL Pa.
FAIRFAX, 200 Mechanic st.-His-
toric, center-heH Colonial in Fair
! fax, l block from courthouse; 4
bedrms., den, ga baths. porches.
garage; 2.aers lot; $2O0; LAR R6Gdd
JE. 2-64s6.
TAvERN-LIQUoR-owner quote.
SSer SroOqM Sk 'a Machine net , sia:
$500. Terms about $4,000
cash W. E. THRIFT. (exclusiye).
1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743 or
UN. 4-7327.
ARE YOU INTERESTED
In Being Your Own Boss?
DO you have mechanical ability
Would you like to go into the serv-
ice station business2 Major oil
company has q modern station
available for your inspection. Low
| initial investment and excellent
rental terms. We will assist you
in setting UP your own business.
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ANACQSTIA

<14N11NNfO LA
1885 Galen st. sc. 2 bedrooms,
like new. $74.50. plus utils. Conv. TO
Ii. 3-6S66. ewes, LII. 1-s642.
CARLTON HOUSE
EFFICIENCIES
Magnificent views yeal round
air conditioning secretarial serv-
ice. package receiving room, sun
deck master televisicn antenna,
laundry facilities and garage.
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
EN- 2-SS0D
APARTMENT VALUES
494l N. CAPITOL. ST. NORTH
wood GARDEN --Bedrm., liv rm.,
din. rm., bath; Ss2.50: TO inspect,
see mgr. Apt. IL.
kit. and bath: &62. 80.
,-r644 MASS, AVE NE. Enc. |;
So so to inspect, see Jan. in bsmt.
47S5 HURON AVE tSuitfandl-
bedrm., liv.-din.s kit. and bath;
S75. To inspect, see mgr, Apt
los 9Th ST. SCI rm.. kit.
and bath. inclosed porch, S56. To
inspect, get key Apt. l07.
r. A. HUMPHREYS a SONS
2 Mass. Ave. NV. Ma Ssb020
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES AND APIS. NEEDED
IN Sc. NE. AND ND.
Ii. $4,000 S. Z. REALTY CO.
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BETHESDA = Rambler, near NH
and busline; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths.
large living-dining area, util. rm..
back I'd. fenced: $3.50. AID. 4-21SO.
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GEORGETOWN - 4 bedrms. 2h
baths, liy. rm. with frspl,; din
m ~ WIZ full a S;mt deep o fiafTdeH s ssSt
DE. 2-5000: Ewes. FE. 3-4314.
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semidet 6rs. home: Swings. storm
windows fenced I'd: full bsmt. !:
500 month. 10. 7-S123
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WHEATON-Vacan 3-bedrln. CO.
lonial family sized din. rm.,
equipped kit, full bsmt; excel
cond. Walk to all schools. See 1t
today; Sis. j. v. CALIANDRO &
70 m S-129R
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NbAh TENLEt ClhC1aE--Detache
2 bedrms bath: excel; cond.: cow,
ave. NV. WO. 6-5797. IKE. 7-0249.
18th ST. Ne, 49O7-Nevly deco
rated 3-bedroom, 2-story brick
home Ia baths, living rm., din
inc. rm.: large kitchen with PAN
sled closet; fenced yard: 1.bus
second year. To INSPECT. phone
STEUART BROS. INC. DI. 7-2434
or DI T.2606.
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TAvERlN-LL5H9UoR-owner quote:
Sseer no Music Ek 'f Machine net , siRs
about $500 mo. Seats 80. Price,
$500 Terms about $4,000
cash W. Z. THRIFT. (exclusiye).
1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743 or
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FAIkFAX-Pine Ridge. 3 bedrms.
2 baths, garage. breezeway, bsmt.
lge lot: $3.50. JE. 2-2665. CIR
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Brk. Colonial home; liv. rm., din
rm. kit. den and porch on list
floor 3 bedrms. 2 baths on 2nd
floor avail Dec | for 2 yrs. at
$3.50 per mo A c HOUGHTON
g. son INC, 141S H st. NV,
OF 2-Q474
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ARL.. vA.-4-Bedroom house: h.
VIII. BY OWNER. Call KE. $4,000
SILVER SPRING. IOI12 Gates ave.
rm. Colonial: S125 per month
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patent medicine. lunch
eonette; downtown section; excel.
business; over LOCO customers Q
day; closes 8 pm, Sat. az 3. Sun.
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SHOE REPAIR. drv cleaning. tailor
busy NV. section; well-established
live business; $4,000 cash or
terms, $1,000 down to reliable
party. Other business reason
for sellir Adams 4-1341 Sun,
or jackson S-3SS0 weekdays. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-11
: ARE YOU INTERESTED

: ARE YOU INTERESTED
In Being Your Own Boss2
Do you have mechanical ability
Would you like to go into the serv-
ice station business7 Major oil
company has modern station
available for your inspection. Low
initial investment and excellent
rental terms We will assist you
TIA O.pSOO hatwaap q and
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HOUSES uKFuRHIsHED
tcoNT,NuED,

Abs sdam. Ssriek i 4ssambisr:r c csrpors;
s slosee,Jto schools; SIPS mo, Ii
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FALLS CHURCH, sl7b--3-bedrm.
2-bath split-level; 10 mos. old /.
rec. rnl.. fireplace: nice lot; avail.
Dec. /. OWEN REALTY, JE. q
1910: ewes. JE. 3-0951
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Pa. ave, opposite large Govt.
bldes.: very beautiful kitchen. elab-
crate equipment; does about $500
daily. Reas. rent, good lease. Same
owners 13 yrs, retiring. Only
SI2,500 cash down handles. Ball
ance monthly at AZ. BOB H0L-
ave NV MA 2-QTA3
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FALLS CHURCH or ANNANDALE
ramblers with full Easements. G-E
kitchen with dishwashers and dis
posals. Excellent rentals for S135.
(45 others.l JOSEPH W. 6EAY
CO.. 113 W. Broad ST., Falls
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Observation-Disclosures HILLS

BETHESDA-WILDWOOD HILLS
Spacious brk. Cane COD on level
l2-acre lot: liv rm.. din. rm.. kit.
5bedrm. and z bath on LIST door
floor full bsmt.: $3.50 per mo.
A c HOuGHTON a. son. INC. ;.
141S II st. NV, OIL. 2-9474.
CHEVY CHAsE. 2S05 Rittenhouse
st nw.-Colonial brk.: newly dec.
3 bedrms. liv. rm., din. rm., den.
powder rm., rec. rm., gar, shrub,
washer, drier. RIA. 3-SS75.
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FAIRFAX-3-bedroom home: walk
to shopping and schools: sos mo-,
or will sell on land contract for
$3.50 down and sos mo. OWNER.
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AN OPPORTUNITY THAT COMES
once in a great while. We offer
you a chance to get into q fast
growing, profitable business with
exclusive franchise. Must have
selling and managerial ability. An
ar ssI Ister i F S2'VU e,so w y sntsT-
view. write giving name, address
and telephone number. Box 119-H.
star
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REsTAURANT. MODERN, Vith II

completely equipped, plus living
quarters on l acre of ground.
Maryland licensed home showing
excellent return. Requires SUBJ
stantial cash. Shown by appt. Mr..
Dixon. RE. 6-S7S7. c. DIXON,
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sales in Cairo. The story is
that he bought it back for
Farouk himself who was in
Rome.
Interest Increasing
In the past five years there
has been a tremendous interest
being shown in fine jewelry.
Mr.. Alixinian thinks it can
be traced to a number of
reasons. One is that if you
have a lot of money you can't
talk about it. But jewelry can
proclaim it. Many people are
putting their wealth into jew
els mot contemporary pieces
but real valuable antiqueS) be-
cause though money value can
change. essentially a jewels
does not.
whether a man or a wom-
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the world with her husband
when he travels on official
business.
Mr.. QuarleS, she relates, has
known for a long time she
wanted to learn to fly. "On
those trips I was always in the
cockpit or studying the de-
tailed maps with the naviga-
tors. But, I'd probably get lost
flying from here to Rehoboth."
Cross Country
That's exactly where she
plans to fly after soloing. Her
main objective is to earn her
pilots license which requires
a 100-mile cross-country solo
flight.
Meantime, she has been
checking out on such proce-
dures as practice stalls,
proper speed control for an
approach to landing. slips and
one night a week Of ground
school instruction.
whether flying or not" she
says, II always get the biggest
thrill out of a takeoff. When
the plane rises up from the
ground it's a free feeling
just wonderful"
For flying, the trim and
young-looking officials wife
wears a tailored beige flying
suit neatly embroidered over
one pocket with the name,
mona Quarles.
Yes and No
Her husband, rumored as
the next Defense Secretary
and noted for the long work.
ing hours he puts in at the
Pentagon, has never seen her
fly.
II wouldn't be surprised If
he would go up with me some
time" she says optimistically.
But, then l wouldn't be sur
prised if he didn't"
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Red Cross
Aides Luunch
Advisory Unit

The District Red Cross
Chapter launched its newly
organized Nurses Aide Service
Advisory Committee yesterday
with a luncheon in the Chapter
House Canteen at POPS E street
NV.
Mrs. John F. Shields, chair
man of the chapters nurses
aide service is chairman of
the new advisory committee,
which was established to ex-
pand the nurses aide pro-
gram.
Mrs. Leigh Wade has been
appointed vice chairman of the
advisory committee.
AS a feature of the luncheon,
Mrs. Ruth Woods. director Of
Nursing Services, outlined the
new streamlined Nurses Aide
Training Courses which had
been reduced from 80 to 40
hours for the fall and winter
program.
Among those on the advisory
committee are Mrs. Jim Berry
man, volunteer chairman Of
the Chapters Nursing Serv-
ices: Mrs. Charles c. Finu-
cane, wife of the Undersecre-
tary of the Army; Mrs. George
Dixon. Mrs. Otis Williams,
Mrs. Joseph Boder. Mrs. John
Floyd. Mrs. John Tuttle and
Miss Evelyn Cherner.
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WEE WOMEN

visited the Scandinavian
countries, but feel that we can
stop at small inns and towns
along the way without reserva-
tionS. Is ignorance bliss, or
will we hit trouble with such
a relaxed attitude?
I also plan. unless convinced
p otherwise, to buy a car upon
landing in Germany. OF course,
it will be one of the wonderful
road bugs that caused so much
favorable comment in RICH
last year, the German v W.
Now the big question is this.
shall I attempt to wait until
1 arrive in Germany and buy
the car personally, or let our
largest American auto club do
the purchasing here?
Shall / bring the car back
home with me and eventually
sell it here, or shall ! sell it
abroad?
We are travelling tourist on
a fairly large line. What type
of dress is necessary? Let me
thank you, hear from you, and
let my problems be solved
through this wonderful column.
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an collects jewelry or paint
ings, it shows love for art"
Alixinian comments.
AS with many art dealers.
Alixinian frequently falls in
love with his pieces of jewelry
art. why am I not rich." he
asks himself many times. 1T
breaks my heart to sell some
of these things"
The fourth-generation jew
eler expects his son to follow
the tradition. At 212, he says
my son loves to play with my
gems" Inventory sometimes
becomes a problem since many
times after a play session Mr..
Alixinian has to get on his
hands and knees and look I'M
der the dresser drawer to see
where the diamonds and ru-
bieS have scattered.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
FarOuk'S
Jewels
AreHere
By ELEM

Farouk may have been a
bad king but he had fine taste
in jewelry. This we learned
from Onnig Alixinian. Cairo
jeweler.
After doing a bit of good
will" work at the World Trade
Fair in New York in April, Mr..
Alixinian, travelled to the West
Coast. Returning to the East
he put Washington. D. c., at
the top of the list of cities
to see.
With him he has brought a
$4,000 collection of jewels. One
half of these once belonged
to the deposed Egyptian king.
'He was a real connoiSSeur of
fine jewelry pieces. and jewell
ers in Cairo would frequently
send their most beautiful de-
signs to the palace for him to
look over" he told us.
$4,000 Mirror
In the collection being shown
at Michael Khalaf's Omar
Khayyam Restaurant is a
$25, 200 hand-mirror of mother
of pearl. f1ligreed in gold and
blazing with emeralds, dia-
mondS and rubieS. There are
earrings, an oyster-size sweet
water pearl, rings and pill
boxes. A slender. solid gold
cigaret-holder set with a As
carat emerald, tipped with a
round ruby, and surrounded
by diamonds was used by
Queen hartman. Yesterday
the press had a preview. An
other showing is set for in
vited guests. An open to the
public showing is set for Tues
day, July 9, from 4 to 10 pm.
Mr.. Alixinian purchased the
Farouk gems when the gov
eminent which ousted him put
them up for public sale. Fa-
rouk's attachment to jewels
is evidenced in the mention
Mr.. Alixinian made that one
famous Italian jeweler who
had originally sold a Faberge
jewelled pillbox to the King
bid $45. 900 for it at one of the
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ENGLISH Mucoroons

Mrs. j. M. G., Alexandria
Here is a recipe for maca-
rooms from my English cookery
book.
Eight ounces ground almonds,
8 ounces granulated sugar. 3
egg whites. and a few blanched
almonds.
Mix sugar and almonds.
beat the egg whites slightly
and add sufficient amount to
form a paste. With wet hands,
roll the mixture into small
balls, place on baking tin, fiat
ten. and put half a blanched
almond on top Of each. Bake
in moderate oven, 375 degrees
about 20 minutes.
For Brazil nut macaroons.
make as above, using Brazil
nuts in place of the almonds.
I would appreciate it If you
could tell me where to buy
ground almonds. Everywhere
I have tried. the assistants
said they didn't stock them.
and didn't even know there
was such a thing.
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BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

What, at your age learning
to f1y?" an astounded friend
recently asked Mrs. Donald
Quarles, wife of the Deputy
Secretary of Defense.
WELL" replied the gracious
Mrs. Quarles, a grandmother
seven times over. II can't do it
any younger!
IF you really want to do
something you can always find
time to do it," maintains Mrs.
Quarles, who has been sand
wiching-in flying lessons with
her busy schedule since early
this year.
Yesterday, she passed with
flying colors her written solo
exam. and is just on the brink
Of actually Soloing, her in
structor. Paul B. Slack reveals.
An exceptional pupil can
learn to fly after about 8 hours
of fight instruction, Mr.. Slack
points out. Mrs. Quarles has
put in about II hours. But,
her instructor emphasizes, she
has had several unusual cir
cumstances to overcome.
First Lesson
She took her first lesson
with Mr.. Slack at the Boiling
Aero Club, Hyde Field, Md,
last January but was able to
get in only four hours during
the bad weather season.
In March. she accompanied
Mr.. Quarles (former Air Force
Secretary to Ramey Air Force
Base in Puerto Rico, where she
totalled another four hours of
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Healthy Plants
But No Blossoms

Mrs. E. II. f., Washington
The blossoms on our very
healthy tomato plants either
dry up. or fall off without
producing any tomatoes. II
some kind reader will come
to our rescue right away. We
might be able TO save the
dozens Of blossoms that are
on the plants now, but will
soon drop OF, unless there Is
q sure.
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Gorden PortY Honors
Out-of-Town Guests

Mrs. George Frederic k
Hanowell and Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Lo Bianco Of Arlington
entertained yesterday at a
garden party in honor of their
house guest, Mrs. PARA Hall
Of California, and their out
of-town guests, Mrs. j. B.
Lynch and her two daughters.
Robin and Gail, of Hampton,
Va: Mr.. Herbert Spain. also
of Hampton, and DIR. and Mrs.
Ernest Goddin Hanowell of
Fort Worth. Tex.
Mrs. George Hanowell is
running for United States
Congress, 10th District, in
1858. She is the first woman
to run from Virginia for Con-
greSs.
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NOT TOO OLD FOR WINGS
Mrs. Queries Aims
For the Blue YOnde1

instruction in a different type
plane-a Champion Z &c.
While there she was made an
honorary member of the SAC
Aero Club.
Changing aircraft at this
stage was an additional hin
drance," Mr.. Slack explains.
Immediately on returning to
Washington, Mrs. Quarles was
hoSpitalized with food poison
ing and again her lessons suf-
fered.
All Over Again
"She's had to learn all over
again." Mr.. Slack said. She's
a good pupil" he adds, "a real
flying enthusiast"
Mrs. Quarles has loved flying
since the era of the Gates
Flying Circus" when she was
an employee on the Lakeland
(FlaO Ledger.
Those were the days when
you had to be careful where
you stepped getting into the
plane-to avoid the wing" she
recalls. you went up a few
steps; and the saying was you
were climbing the Golden
Stairs
Mrs. Quarles took her first
passenger flight at the Lake
land airport, possibly in an old
Jenny or Standard. But the
opportunity to learn to fly
never came along again until
this year.
Since then. as a passenger,
she has logged from 100000 to
100000 miles of flying all over
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Is Awarded

Miss Dorothy Alice Lund.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester B. Lund of Falls
Church. has been awarded a
High School Discussion Con-
ference Scholarship at the
George Washington University.
The scholarship covers tut
ton for one year.
Miss Lund plans a career in
teaching. She has won several
public speaking contests. She
took first place in a contest
at Falls Church High School,
and was also an award winner
in the Girls Division OF the
Northern Virginia League.
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Combined Heating
And Cooling System
N. S.. Adelphi. Nd.


So many of your readers
find solutions to their prob
lens Perhaps someone can
help us.
We are adding a 12x18 rec
reation room, plus bath, to
our rambler which has no
basement. The house is quite
cold in the winter. For that
reason. we hesitate to use the
present gas furnace to heat
the additional room.
Much advertising is done in
magazines about com b in e d
units for heating and cooling.
Have any of the readers had
experience along this line when
just a single room is to be
heated and air conditioned?
Thank you for any sugges-
tons you may have.
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.Innocents Abroad
q. W. Folls Church. Va

q. W, FuIIS CNNfcNi va.
/ am planning a trip to
Europe in the near future and
am wondering If some of the
fellow travellers of RICH would
be able to answer some Of my
many questions.
/ am planning to drive
through northern Europe ac-
cQmpanied by my mother and
yrung daughter. I have never
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READERS CLEARING
HOUSE
Cont Leove the Fish
Mrs. S. B. H., W. HydttSDil

Mrs. S. B. H., w. HyGttSuille
Can tropical fish be sue
cessfully moved long distances?
We are planning to move to
California and would, if at all
possible, like to take our col
lection of fish with us.
We are travelling by plane,
Our furniture will go by NOV
ing van.
Would the movers take the
fish and care for them? What
to do? ANY suggestions would
certainly be appreciated.