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Senator Green Dimes Alone:
Bruces Slip Away Quietly

When Senator Theodore
Francis Green is seen dining
alone at the University Club,
things have come to a pretty
slow pass. If the chairman
Of the powerful Foreign Re-
lations Committee is not being
feted by an embassy on any
spring eve in Washington,
that's news.
The new American Ambas-
sador to Germany and Mrs.
David K. E. Bruce slipped out
of town yesterday with the
quiet OF people adept at avoid
ing the public eye. What
with being the best dressed
woman in Washington and the
most aristocratic beauty, its
fantastic how successfully
Evangeline Bruce can sidestep
publicity.
Able Ambassador Bruce, who
Is anything but a party man,
was so determined not to ride
out Of Paris on the toasts OF
dozens of hosts when they left
their ambassadorial post there
in 1852. that they kept their
departure time a secret until
a few days before leaving.
Thus there was time for only
two farewell parties. Other
wise, after a five-year stay,
the United States envoy would
have been feted beyond rec
ignition. The send-offs
this time were limited to I'M
publicized dinners among init
mate friends.
Now in New York. the Bruces
will fly to Bonn on Wednes-
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FOR SWEET CHARITY
Thedter dnd Movie Benefits
Swell Golfers for the Needy

mainly because so many peo-
pie are doing the work for
you. The actors act, the man.
ayers manage. and so forth.
The biggest job left is ticket
selling and even this is made
as painless as possible.
There are two methods used
in Washington for selling
theater tickets to charity or
civic groups.
In one case large amounts
OF tickets are sold at q re-
duction. They must be pur-
chased and resold at what
ever the organization feels
their traffic will bear but none
can be turned back to the
theater.
Real Charity
The second method Is used
by the largest and most ben
efit-popular theater in WASH
ington. In this case the tickets
are sold at the regular box
Office prices with the groups
again setting their own price
for the resale but as the man.
ager points out. no one can
lose because they only have
to take the tickets they can
actually sell. He even goes a
step further which is to see
that the benefit tickets are
the best in the house.
These benefits are real
charity on the part OF the
managers. 1t means a lot Of
work. time spent and problems
for them at no salary. They
have conferences with the COM
mitteeS. give them advice and
even at times have to take on
the role Of Solomon and settle
arguments over (you guessed
it,, who should have the best
seats.
Also a bit OF charity on the
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part OF the managers Of legiti-
mate theaters Is the fact that
a benefit takes that perform
ance away from the general
public whom they have to de-
pend on for their daily bread
and butter. Since one manager
always advises them to take a
sure hit and not an expert
mental play. this price is a
high one to pay.
Another problem that faces
managers are the benefit
audiences. For the most part
they are not there because Of
their love Of the theater.
So they are likely to laugh
in the wrong places. not rec
ognize the stars as they come
on the stage and dart for the
nearest exit during the curtain
calls.
Know Their Xix
The charity promoter. lie.
the person who stages q bene-
fit, gives the organization q
small set sum and pockets the
rest. has tried to break into
these theatrical events as well
as the party benefits. How
ever, he has not been success
full. Fortunately the managers
know their ilk and even
though it is more trouble to
the managers. they deal solely
with the inexperienced COM
mittee member.
In the words Of one, 1T
takes so much time and effort.
but thcn when the group ends
me a resolution of thanks I
know it vas all worth it,"
The movie benefit stands. in
most cases. to make even more
money for charities than stage
productions and for one sim
Continued on Page Dc, Col. S
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By BETTY BEALE

day. They are taking the
speedy cloudwise route because
Bonn already has been too long
without an American Ambas-
Sador. Evangeline will be
back here May 10. Her hus-
band will follow her when he
accompanies Chancellor Aden-
auer on his official visit.
From T'Other Side
Handsome French Councillor
Count Jean de la Granville
has returned from a long vaca-
ton at home. Sylvie is still in
Paris, he said. so he has moved
from the house they formerly
rented on Tracy place and
taken an apartment at An
derson House. He is one of
the French members of the
Society of Cincinnati.
Like a true Frenchman he
came back with tips on the
fashion picture. Dior tried a
very long hemline and Chanel
a very short one, he said, but
most designers have kept
dresses the same length that
prevails here. +. The waist
line is more normal than it
was: evening dresses are ex-
tremely decollete, especially in
the back. and many are still
strapless. There's lots and
lots of navy blue, lots of tai
lored suits, and he read some
where about the revival Of
the blouse. The new
sensation in the fashion cap
ital is Laroche. who has a
place near the Rond Point on
Continued on Page d., Col. 4
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BY DAISY CLELAND

Thousands Of charity dollars
20 to Washintgon's needy each
year from the magic world OF
the theater.
And once again the plan
ming. promoting and final sue
cess Of these events is Que
mainly to a group Of nom
professional women volunteers
from cabinet wives to house.
wives. They do it for sweet
charity.
Fund raising by entertain
ment has the greatest range
in profit making. In some
cases the dollars counted UP
for the worthy cause are only
q couple Of hundred. and in
others the tally Is well up in
the thousands.
Since the last war. theatre
Gals have become more and
more popular as a way Of rails
ing money for charity. Watch
ing a play. movie or musical
extravaganza. even when the
tickets come as high as $25
per seat. is a pleasant and
painless way to help a good
cause. This has been proven
by their successes here.
Types Vary
The types Of these events
vary but there is always the
common factor of raising
money by entertaining as many
people as the house will hold.
There is the live" profess
sional stage show, the movie
and the do-it-yourself pro-
duction.
In the case Of plays and the
movies the job of putting the
benefit over is far easier than
it is in events such as tours.
dances or bazaars. This is
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COLORED-LIv. RIM, din. room.
breakfast rm., kit. and powder
rm,, LIST A.; 2nd A., 4 bedrms. and
bath; shower bath in bsmt.; storm
windows and Venetian blinds. 607
ORlethorpe st. NV.
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Mt. PHEASANT

1919 Kilbourne pi. n.v--weli-
ffn'. din nm XII. End a.. bed.
iss dfy bsni Must 6s seen Priced
81 only $4,000, on terms. Call
VI Ryan pE z.sils. With "
w s-4i00
tcontlnusd % Nszs PsssI
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COLORED-l832 BELMONT RD.--
(Betwn. Columbia I'd. and lSth.)
Beaut. lge. home In excel. cond.
and compl. furn. Ready for occup.
Your own elegant home or home
plus income 2 rms, 3 baths, =
kits. reas. cash. OWNER, EN-. q
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;iiOIijMIPIRTELY FURNIsHED :

35iI 10th ST. NV, facing Wood
ner Hotel bedrms 2 baths,
living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen,
sun rm., garage. Open for In
spection. W. L. SHIPLEY. 927
1Sth ef nv MA 2.1QS6
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NEWLY FURNISHED : 3-bedrm
corner brk.: 10 minis. to Pentagon
at Fairlington shopping center
near churches and schools: avail.
Immediately. Call XII. S-0521a
MCLEAN GARDENS AREAS rms,
3 bedrms.. air cond.: parking
optional; adults; S135. Wo.
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COLLEGE PIX, 3S05 Laguna I'd
nice seG yd.: si96. 'e open. owSER..
2 mis-. past U. Of Md. on No: ! to
Lackawana ST., right to 4Sth pl.,
left to IlaRuna
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ARL.. walking distance of Penta.
gon. blks. from Navy Annex:
5-rm. land bath brick rambler: j
blk. from transp.; excel. cond.
20-in, Tv: avail. Immediately
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3IO0 Goth ST. NEW. nm, din.
rm., den. kit. and 2 bedrms..
h.-w.h; cony. 70 St Francis De
sales Church; $50; Call for appt.'
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APIS. UNFURM. VA.

ARL.. close in = Choice l-bedrm.
apis: newly decorated: wooded
area; some with view Of Potomac.
adults: no pets South Of wilson
I'd. north. Res. mgr. IA. S-1133
ARL. rdeec. 1-bedrm. apt. in
apt BLDG: utils. incl; nr. FIT
Myer, stores and transp. EN-
3-567S days. EN-. 3-920S ewes.
N. THOMAS ST.. Arl.. across blvd.
from Arl. Station = One bedrm.
apt: redec.; $40 and $50: rent
incls. all utils. Call janitor, ia.
5-54S3.
1925 N. CALVERT ST, Arl.. one
mile from Key Bridge-One lge.
bedrm. apt: S74. Call res. mgr. e,
IA. 5-103s.
2Ol1 s. 9Th = One-bedrm. apt,
S67 80, tenant pays utils: close
to Pentagon. Navy Annex. Call
res. mgr, ia. 5-0S62.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

INDUSTRIAL PROMoTER-To or
eanize and promote the manu-
featuring, and merchandising Of
adjustable sockets to ut into bowl
ing balls in conventional bowling
alleys. nationally. This new prod
uct has no competition and bowl
ing alleys will have bowling balls
that will be completely adjustable.
bowlers will no longer need Gus:
tom-fitted bowling balls. Call
a. KEITH. XII. S-1796.
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3 bedrms.; mr.. Pent-
agon. schools and shopping. IA.
2-b462.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
4 be

FAIRFAX-Contemporsry. 4 bed
rms, baths. pine-panelled den.
s s rR FicS Sn with E SiEssnsa
disposal. air-cond. master bed
rm.: Is-acre wooded lot. ANTIQUE
furnishings. Lease. 1918 mo.
$40. OR. 10000.
PALMER PIX, MD.-3 bedrms. !:
cow. to TT. Meade. schools, bus;
adults pref; 500 mo. SIP. 3-95S9
B II Hi AEDALE; Silver 4 Yer
Of Nd; Fort Meade 80 min; bus
downtown D. c. 3-bedrm. Colonial;
lge. scr. porch. I'm. rec rm.. .
freplaces. 2 powder rms, cleo
kit ; washer. dryer; approximately
s-acre wooded cor, lot: avail. Aug.
10 for 2 years; 5000. HE. 4-2176.
COUNTRY HOME in Fairfax--At-
tractively furn.. 3 bedrm., liv. rm.,
din. rm., plyrm.; ideal for writer,
artist or adult family; beautiful
grounds of one acre; Astounding
trees and Towering shrubs; city
improvements; avail. for 2-yr.
lease. Call y. H. BENOlT, Realtor,
CLEVELAND PARK-Eiegant g.
bedrm., 3h-bath home; garden:
garage: soft. dble. iiv, rm.; full
din. nm; open Sun 20; 3On3
Bath st. NV. HU. 3-5790, ia. o.
NEWLY FURNISHED = 3-bedrm.
corner brk.; 10 minis. to Pentagon,
at Fairlington shopping center.
Immediately. Call XII. s-0521a
MCLEAN GARDENS AREAS rms.
bedrms.. air cond parking
optional; adults; sl3o. Wo.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED : s.
bedroom house; $40 mo. Available
August II. 1881 Gateway blvd
District Hgts. Md
35l1 18th ST. NV, facing Wood
ner Hotel bedrms, 2 baths,
living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen,
sun rm.. garage. Omen for In
spection. W. I. SIMPLIFY. e27
18th st. NV. Ma. s-1956.
ARL., watkins distance of Penta-
gon, . blks. from Navy Annex;
5-rm land bath brick rambler: ]
blk. from transp..; excel. .cond. (;
a. JAZZ si-acrTys.. avail immediately
352i 18th ST. N.W.-4-bedrm.
house for rent. nicely furn. Open
Sat. and Sun, 2 pm. to o, wk.
days, Ma. S-p532.
NICELY FURN. HOME Of writer's
Liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bedrms.
. baths: with bsmt and bath
2S17 Woodley I'd. NV, teleohone
ME. s-2945.
ARL.. n. Lorcum lane area. IL
Minis. d. C.-3 bedrms.. ga baths,
Ice. liy. rm., din. .rrn., den, elec
kit, 9 scr. porches, rec. rm !.
maids rm.. 2-car gar. Lee. shady
lot. $3.50. IA. s-i134.
GEORGETOWN-Lee. liv. rm. with
firepls., mod. kit, 3 bedrms., :
baths. sun deck in patio. r. A
ave, Realtors. Ma. s-5020.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Attractiveil
furn., newly decorated; brick; cen
ter hall: 3 bedrms., . baths. largl
liv. RIM. flrepl.: den; large din
rm.. mod. kit. patio. Diet. garage
full bsmt.. Bendix. . rms, in attic
near schools and bus. $3.50. Wo
2-BEDRM., nr. Bancroft and colum'
one; Siss per mo. IA. s.o5ee.
ARR. RIDGE RID. AREA-Lge
home. many toys. Cow. location
Dishwasher. Bendix, completell
furn.. incl. dishes and linen. Avail
July % for mo. s1To. OF
4-HIlI.
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827 MADISON ST. N.W.-semi-
will redecorate; avail. Aug. /:
SIPS mo. Call VIII. 2-s916.
18th ST. NE, 492S-Newly deco
rated 3-bedroom, 2-story brick
home: Ia baths. living rm., din
ing room, large kitchen with pam
try closet: fenced yard: 1-bus-fare
zone: sos first year, 500 End
year. To inspect, phone STEUART
BROS. INC, DI 7-2434 or DI.
ALEXANDRIA-6-rm.. end brick
completely equip, incl. washer and
dryer: full bsmt.: storm windows
and doors; 10 minis. to Pentagon:
air conditioning End furniture op-
tjonal. s. J. GNASH CO.. XII.
Mr.. I CORNERS, SIS Barrett I'd. :;
open-3-bedrm Diet. S110. Immed.
occupancy. 10. 7-SS2S.
Sill. SPG.-3-bedrm.. 1Ia-bath new
rambler; full bsmt. with bath;
fully equip, all-elec. kit; carport;
$175 per mo. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-2562; eyes,, 10.
5000.
N. ARL.-6 rooms, ~ baths, side
screened porch. bsmt.. gar: en-
closed rear yard; new-house cond.
Pent. $40. Call IA. 2-0036.
WEST EVANSVILLE, MD. s.
bedroom. ..-story detached Colo
NAL brick; full-size basement,
outside entrance; gas. hot water
neat. decorated: in well-established
community with stores, transport
tation, churches and schools con-
venient. Some with screened
porches and fenced yards. Sl1O-
S115-S120. Mrs. Weightman. HA.
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OPEN SUNDAY, is
8104 w. BEACH DIR. NV.
1t is very unusual to find a house
for sale in this neighborhood.
Beautiful rambler in good cond.
Excel; for entertaining: large lot.
Oh the iiv. rm.. large rec. rm..
bulletin garage. Inspection Is the
only way to find this bargain.
EDWARD J. KYLE. Realtor, 927
18th st. NV. ST. $3.50 or CO.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

va, SPACIOUS, COOL, efficiency
apt. with 3 exposures. Price. ST.
100. Low down payt. and low mo.
payts. Assume AZ loan. An ideal
home for bachelor or couple.
SILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsNED

NoN-MILITARY COUPLE desire %
rent unfurn. 2;sedrm; home ,,, IN
ginie convenient 70 downtown
PHNNEY.u Post Once BOZ III
Bayside. va, or phone Norfolk,
Va. Kimball b-l7i2 after Q pm
FAIRFAx CoUNTY-Historie old
foundinRs restored. With 81
thr~,,shout. with living room, ain
ine room, bedrooms; = oaths
modern kitchen. recreation room
utss from washineton o. PentaEor
over dual highway. $3.50 pei
month BOZ 51-H, star.
AM. a424 Arl blvd.-s-eedrp
stone and frame. eereened BORG
h.:.yA; dst. sarass: sisS. u
a-hlNo.
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Beautiful Groom Sk-bSth home.
side-:hall plan, arranged in 2
lovely apis: det. gar; excellent
nm. Call Mrs; Cox, II. 2-Sl36 or
ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REALTY CO.
COLORED-354I 18th ST. NV
Opportunity for investor. specu-
lator or home seeker to purchase
home: oil hot-water heat; front
and rear porches: garage must be
sold ct once: reasonable price with
substantial cash. no, 2-o7i2.
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MODERN DRY-cLEANIN0 plant
doins approximately $4,000 an.
nuaily: iufly equipped. q real
money making operation; plenty qf
parking; GOOD lease 70 responsihle
can GOTHAM REALTY for m
GOTHAM RE1Ltf. INC.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPLOYED MOTHER and child
would like to shr. their bse. with
q couple or another woman. Child
accepted. JU. 7-7573 aft. 9 pm.
GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE with 4
others; vicinity Conn. ave. and
Woodley I'd; S45 mo. Call NO.
7-4733.
NEAR WALTER REED-A girl to
share 3-bedrm. house. rec. rm.
and swim. pool with girl 20. IN
lin. privls. $65 mo. tn. 2-9009.
WILL SHARE beaut. furn. 4-bed-
rm. split-level rambler: all facils:
with ladies or mother and child:
very reas. HA. 2-S232.
UNUSUAL OPPOR.-Coll. grads TO
share beaut. decor. Georgetown
style house; pvt: rms, off st.
parking: S45. NO. 7-2947.
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HOME VALUES

HOME VALUES
az ADAMS 81. N.w.-siz rms.
sea SIX sT Nw.-Eisht rms.
81 4 oRME ct. CARL. l-Liy.
I'm Ain. rm., kit, 3 bedfm1-. bath
fuii Ssmt'. Oh heat 500 =
Al. HUMPHREYS 4 SONS
4 Mas Ave. NV. ma s-6O2e
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APIS. UMFuRMIsHED-vA.
tcoNTINuED)
BELLE VIEW

/ MILE SOUTH OF ALExAN-
DRIA, 20 MINIS. TO DOWNTOWN
ID. c. (CONV. BUS SERVICE.
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COUNTRY HOME in Fairfax--At-
tractively furn., 3 bedrm., liv. rm.,
din. rm.. plyrm.; ideal for writer.
artist or adult family; beautiful
grounds Of one acre.; aboundinR
trees and Towering shrubs: city
improvements; avail. for 2-yr.
lease. Call J. H. BENOIT. Realtor
KE R-R677
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APARTMENTS WANTED


UNFURN. HOUSEKEEPING APT,
where spayed cat will be welcome
no. 2-7077, after 8 pm.
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fAKoMA PARK. s3i4 Garland ave

Living room bedroom, kitchen
and bath: in six unit: tree-shaded
building: quiet section: $40
monthly, including utilities. See
Mr.. LINDSAY on premises. or
telephone JU. 6.6627.
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COLoRED-IIi7 S ST. NV
Open Sun. J. to 8: beautiful
Georgetown-style home. Six rms
and bath, new gas heat, new
Cabinets; IKE new thTouRhout:
$l2,750, small down payment.
Brokers invited. JOHN SNYDER,
Jr. Realtor. IA. 5-13sl. MA.
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ObS edrmL. Es,s-bath nome: Earde1:
garage: soft. dble. iiv. rm.; full
din. rm.; open Sun, 20. 3O03
Bath st, NV. HUI. 3-5790. ia. o.
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VIENNA WOODS, Vas beautlful
ramblers, located on fine lots, all
with Easements, 3 bedrooms. large
kitchens, nicely equipped. Dom
t ~ other x see F.n saf'f hOmes JosEPR
w. SEAY COMPANY, lib w.
Broad St.. Falls Church. Va. JE.
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CORNER BRICK -

3 large bedrms.. bath. cool and
comfortable; living rm, dining rni.,
f heat. I oGIc is@i DEAL xi.n ca csil MT.
O'Hazsa, FL 4-4545. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO., AID. 4-2OOb.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED


1893 whittier st. NV. nr. wal
ter Reed; 2nd a.. 4 bedrms.. 2
baths; LIST a.. liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit, pantry, den. powder rm. !;
bsmt.. maids rm. and bath; built
6 n EsEaEs; rent so- siSS per mo-
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HOME. ideal location.
in NV: convenient to town and
schools: center-hall. 5 pedrms., 2
baths. maids rm.. bath; built-in
garage: glassed-in sunrm. OF din
rm. open to lovely terrace sur
rounded BY large lockwood. Avail
able after August 8 for rent OF
sale. Call owner. MRS. HOOVER
Warrenton 1873.
FOXHALL VILLAGE. 4457 Green
witch pkwy. NV. 3 bedrms., "
baths, maids rm.: gas h.-w.h.,
gar; $40 mo. To inspect, cali
AMERICAN SECURITY g. TRUST
CO. ST. 10000.
RECENTLY RENOVATED brick
home: 3 bedrms., / lge. master
bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
and pantry: all spacious rms.
storage attic and full dry bsmt. !;
oil heat; 2 porches, lge. fenced
in back yard with fruit tree and
gym. set: fine residential area
close to schools. churches and
buses. "a w. Braddock I'd; Sl20
month. Call OV. 3-4117 or TIE.
B-7S63,
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2-BEDRM., mr.. Bancroft and colum.
bic pike; nicely furn. Move IN al
one; SIZES per mo. IA. 2-0526.
ARR. RIDGE RID. AREA--Lge
home. many toys. Cow. location
Dishwasher. Bendix, completely
furn., incl. dishes and linen. Avail
July % for l mo. s175. OF
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

SEAT PLEASANT. oe4s-5e Central
aye.-Modern apis. Two rooms,
kit: and bath, Se9.50 INCL, utils: !;
3 rooms. SO 80. RAYMOND r.
RUPERT, ST 3-RlS4
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baths, full bsmt., all-elec. kit;
S135 per mo. Dir: Out Georgia
ave-, past Wheaton shopping CEN
ter, left at Henderson, down Hem
derson to Lafayette, left on Lafa-
yette to corner of Lafayette and
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RARcROFT ANA. am q, 2nd a.,

BANCROFT AREA, 1853 8, End St,
Arl.; avail. August l--Attractive
2-story detached brick; liv. nm,
small sep. din. rm.. 2 bedrms.. ait.
and bath: lRe. lot: close to Penta..
gon, transportation. schools and
stores: suitable for couple or small
family: $ll5 mo. UN. 4-36S5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

N. ARL.-Spac. brk. rsmb.: 3 bed
rms. firepl,. din. rm.. built-in
brkfst. NIX, dishwasher. disp., "a
bus and shop. IA. 7-44O6.
Arizona sun., 1957-02-28
GRASS ROOTS OPINION

BENNINGTON, VT, EVENING
BANNER: "We don't want to
burden you with another resolu-
ton that you may find difficult
to keep. But we've made one
that doesn't involve much eX-
ira effort. Nor extra time. We
have resolved NOT to be a lit
terbug, as of January 1, 1857.
We feel pretty good about this
resolution because it's the kind
that has something in it for
everybody. Keeping our high
ways, roadsides, parks and city
streets clean ensures beautiful
surroundings for everyone. That
is why each and levery one OF
us must correct the thoughtleSS
habit of littering public and
private property"
DILLON, S. c., HERALD: "The
televiSion giveway programs get
bigger and bigger. Successful
contestants get richer and rich
er. Perhaps one of these days
we'll be able to get the Secretary
of The Treasury on such a pro-
gram and pay off the national
debt"
TEMPE, ARIZONA, DAILY
NEWS: ".....-we're in sympathy
with mail men who object to
being used for a between meal
snack by animals which should
be tied up, if they can't control
their desire for human flesh"
DALLAS, PA, POST: "a re-
membrance of this one of the
Ten Commandments - Thou
Shalt Not Kill'-may bestir you,
if you should tend to become
negligent, thoughtless or take
chances when you drive"
Arizona sun., 1957-02-28
PETITION TO DROP NACCP FIELD
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Angeles County Branch.
A recess was requested by
Atty. H. B. Daniels President OF
the Phoenix Branch, for lunch
for the group.
Following recess the Maricopa
Branch in opposition to the
Okemah- Tempe branch pointed
out that the activities of the
two branches were overlapping,
and that the Phoenix branch
should have complete jurisdic-
ton over all branches in Mar
icopa County.
According to reports, MIR. Mil
ler (the national officer) didn't
seem to think that the men,
bership of 500 for the Phoenix
branch justified the 100000 pop
ulation given in the report,
while ah-Tempe was only
a suburb with 800.
Atty. Miller will submit his
findings to the national associa-
ton for a decision.