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R00Ms FURMIsMEp-N.N.

81 a DAT Up per person Ii0I lstl
up. VANEES HoTkI, Di. S-7sss
1858 loth 81. N.W.-Bus women
single. double rms; clean, beaut
furn.: mod. baths. NO. 7-gi20.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-Nevl,
decorated rms. maid service 17l1
New Hampshire ave. no. s-lsS2
MI. PLEASANT--lovely. fst-fioor.
front sgle., with bsmt., kit. pfivil.
SIS no. NO. 7.562o.
FURN. RM.. pvt. home, semIpvt
bath. uplim. phone and pafking
Call ewes, IN. a-5091.
WALTER REED vIC.-Nice room
Phone so mo III s-osso "
1851 MAcOMB 81. MW.--NicelS
turn; nm. with home privls.; fol
iSa0 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.--NicI
rm.: good loe., nr. cars and bus,
reas. RA ;I-709l.
DUPONT cIRCLE-ssie. Tm- fol
plate. maid serv.: $40. CO. 6-se42
1898 PARK RD. NV. ist-fi. from
$40 per VIZ. Lee. front rm.
$3.50 per VIZ. for 2. AD' 2-50So
2I2e = ST. NV. Embassy sectioI
Quiet comfort single or dble
maid, KIT. priviis. co. 5-7i37.
PA. AVE, NV. i505--sinEle rm
pvt. hath. pvt: entr. no eooking
10 see. call en-. 2-e7l7.
SLEEPING ROOMS. 81 and up; III
and phone incl: pvt. home. Cal
any time after pm. ia. 9-2S82
2l2O p ST. NV, Apt. g-Lge
conf. single front rm.. next bath
maid service; $3.50. NO. 7-4670
21l2 CATHEDRAL AvE.-Lee., yer,
pleasant bed-sitting rm.. lac
tramp. Employed LADY. Hu. g. s:7o ~
3a2B 18th ST. N.W.-Nieeiy flirn
transp.. quiet. AID 2-3i3g.
3l22 IsTH ST. N.w.-Rm. with
semi-pvt. bath. phone pvt. cow
trans, $40 mo. AD. 4.27ei.
SINGLE BEDR0OM-Next bath
peh. 50 s SE 1850 Esbr s.moSs Us s.. pis,s
1915 18th ST. N.W.-Laree room
With reigr.' stove, sink: next bath
Sill week.
e0O2 KLINGLE RID. N.W.--Attrae
'front.' front rn M, private bath; &C seenv
WYO. AVE. MANsI0N-sgie pvt
bath. newly furn.. artistic home
use stelnway. S35 mo, DU. 7-3Is:
THE WESTMINSTER
NICE rooms for nice people. Watel
In rooms. free TV; maid service, -
up. 1907 18th st. NV. no. 2-65a0
Emery Georgian Hotel
Aforementioned doubie room,
weekly Single. with running va.
earden and porehes. 1912 q st, NV
SIS WEEK UP
Lee dble, rms; also dble. rms
- day, suit. ladies, gentlemen Of
cples. Laun, faeils.; blk. Conn. 4
blks. White House. Walk dntn. 1929
18th NV, LUi 2-71g9. NE. S-sO44
ALTURAS HOTEL
single and double air-eond rms
2f-hour elevator and switchboard
din rm Transient. $500 day UP;
5.ali6 1909 iBth 81 NV
ADMIRAL HOTEL
MODERN CLUB RESIDENCE
ONLY E1G WEEKT
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WASHER. Maytag automatic: ex
eellent condition. SIS. 3031 New
ARK 81. NV. Wo. 6-616S.
WASHING MACHINE, Kenmore
wringer type. pump and timer
S35. Call 10 1-l434 after 5 pm
WIRE MESH TOOL AND sTOCE
rm. enclosure panels, 052 50. ii.
plus three Aft. sliding doors
CAL La. 10000. Mr.. NORRIS
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used: Lee seIeetion. Knabe IS. ~ "
erett. Fisher, Wurlitzer. Estey and
many others Lowest prices In
KIT MUSIC Co. Alex. store,
262l Aft Vernon ave, Alex, Va
Open ewes It'll p
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FURNITuRE SALE,

Drastic reductions on brand-new
m SsddDs I mod i. q1 A T v
French and Italian Provincial fac
tory. eloseouts: samples and surplus
i biz discounts offered elsewhere.
lStahler'S Furniture Co.
$40 18th ST. NV. RE. 7-43iO
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APIS. FURRIsHED-VA.
APIS. UMFURMIsHED-D. G,


l622 2sth RI. S.E.-Modern bed
Turn: rent. S67. so. Cali DI
7-el70.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Liv. rm.. kit.
dinette and bath: SIS. To. 2.
$500, Ext. 617. l9s
BsMT. APT; 2 bedTms., stove ant
refgr,, furn.; 6123 Dyer ST. Sc
10. 6-e034. cali after 5.
4l0 NEWcOMB ST. Sc. Apt. 4
Boiling Field area-2-rm. kitchen
and path apt: only S4a 20 2 mo;
AL shape Mr.. NEuMANN, Ma
1913 CALVERT 81. NV lge
rms 81: and bath: q, incl; h e.
$3.50. RAYMOND n. RUPERT
81. 3-s4s4.
QUEEN ST. NE. 1855 Is blks, n
18th and HD-Beautiful. spacious
2nd-n. duplex: 2 large rms. kit.
new s-ft refgr. big porch. laundr'
heat and h. W. for $50 so month
can sTEUART BROS. NC. 81.
HoLBR00K ST. NE. 1855. Apt. 2
available for balance Of lease;
and Ice. scr. porch; also SIT. 0-k
INC. DI. 7-2434. DI. 7-so95.
C ST. Sc. 1900 BLK bedrm.,
liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath. scr
porch. $63 incls heat, b. w., re-
frigerator. Call DI. 7.s695.
NEAR HAWAII AVE AND n. CAP.
ITOL-Modern S-family bldg;
nice rms. with 7-ft. refgr., also
locker and laundry. 5000 incl
heat and h. ". sTEUART BROS.
INC. Di. 7-.434, DI. 7-s69b.
GEORGETOWN--Beaut. Arm. apt.
newly decorated; lge. rms, lovely
location. EN-. 3-0765.
52I5 GEORGIA AvE.-2-bedroom
apt. over gift shop; heat furnished
Call IA. g-3396.
SPACIOUS I-BEDRM. APT, cow
10 everything; $70-S75 per mo-,
utils. incl. See res. mgr. 1907
S. Capitol ST.
UPPER NV bedrm.. conyen
stores. bus; S69.5O. incl. ht, NV
1893 Macarthur BLvD.-Livinr
rm., kitchen, dinette. bedrm. and
bath apt. Parking. $3.50 month.
s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4l1.
BOILING FIELD AREA. 257 New
comb st. s.e.-Redee. ? rooms
kitchen. dinette. bath and scr
porch, SIS mo. including utils.
Phone Mr.. Yount with PRANK s,
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-141l.
GEORGETOWN. 30th AND M NV.
-Lge. studio liv. rm., din. rm.,
immsd'' oecSpsncy. DI. 1854.
1880 MO-, 62s Constitution ave.
n.e.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kitchen
and bath apt. Phone Mr.. Yount
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-1411.
fHRIFTYf Then you'll appreciate
this spacious. l-bedrm, apt. with
private rear entrance, 9-cu, 1T. re-
frigerator; adjacent to shoppinn
center: at only SIS, plus utils., or
$50 90 incl. utils. Call res. mgr,
4S67 9Th st. Sc, 10. 1-0l70, or
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., Ma.
A VINE 2-BEDRM. UNIT with an
appealing moor plan, excellent XII,
complete laundry and storage IA
.cilitles, plus convenient location
ct liza 27th Sc Sc. Ion Pa. ave |;
S9b, incl. utils. Res. MIR. Lu.
2-6b35, or SHANNON a LUCHS
Co. 724 14th 81. NV. MA. s-234b.
APT BLDG, 1862 Ontario ri. NV.
IL bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath.
$50. Mgr. Apt. 10, WO. 6-e101.
as MELLON ST. s.E.-S52. so mo, (;
duplex, 3 rooms, kit, bath. Agent,
II. 6-1aO3. 19s
APIS, near walter
Reed, COW. shopping. transp.-2-
bedrm. terrace apt, avail, imme.
diately; $50. 80. utils. incl. $3.50
Maple st. NV. tn. 2-9b06 or TU.
2-01O5,
AVAIL. SEPT 23-2 rms. din.
kit, bath: heat and hot water.
newly decorated: $50. RA, 3-02b2.
CONN. AvE.-Elev. BLDG, lgt n, Z
rms bedrm., foyer, 9x17. 500.
Enc S65 plus utils. NO. 7.0023.
2 RMS, kit, and bath: 1 blk. from
bus. all utils.: adults white, excel.
location. LII. 4-4316.
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21d1 2 N.W.-Refgrs grill, clock
aneease w loan massress' shower
DOWNTOWN. 924 N, z. ave. NV.
--LRe rm., S1l wk., I026 q pl.
NV; rEn.. NV, $40: refgrs.: quiet.
MOUNT PLEASANT = Large bright
fsSns room An nicely eI,o4 furnished:
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PIAN0s--wide selection Of recon,
ditioned uprights, smart syiec
In q new durable flnish. espeeiall,
suited for recreation rms. Piano.
fully guaranteed and me value
for. beginning students: S10b up
Including local delivery. CAMP,
BELL Music CO.. HOS O st. n "
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Rooms FURN-S.E,.s,W,

COLONEL - ROOMS = (share)
ktt. bath. DE. 2-04k6. Call any
time lOs
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ROOMS FURMIsRED--M.E.

coL0RED. sIO7 18TH ST. NE
stop quiet home. privs. La.
0-3442. Tllan. Aft. 7:30. 1Ae
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SD IN WEEK

Mr.. UNION STATION; FRONT
ABLE 1 FoR E EMlifae COUPLE. Walk Wall
DOWNTOWN; ELEc. REFER, GAS
RANGE, RUNNING WATER. 206 Z
ST. NV. LU. 2-7199.
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go sfh 81. Sci Ice. d6ie. rTa.
on End door 'front.'. for light
h,k: or sleeping; 2 lge. closets
pvt. home. II. 3-3OO4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-18

PIANOS, PIANO BENCHES, new
$50. Steinway. Knabe. KFanlch 4
Bach Strands. Baldwin Aerosonii
console. Apt. uprt. 44-in made b
kimpall. all reas. terms. Delivery
cash. PAUL doLIRAlRsT. Ne IN
Columbia "a. NV. AID. l-b0af
from Gao to 4. qOs
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PIANO, rebuilt player. smarti,
STYLED in q new durable finisf
especially suited for rec. rms. *.
eeptlonal value at S495. inclucni,
bench and local delivery. CAMP.
NV. Df. 7-e4R1
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ROOMS UNFURNISNED

COLONEL 6EDRO0Ms for Ell
ther one Of. two young men, good
location and transportation. Phone
Tuckerman z-60b7 Tor further in
formation. 49,
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PIAN0-Used full-keyboard console
ton, S305. Pay Ssb down jon.
DAMS. corner 18th end q sis-
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THRIFTY1 Then you'n appreciate
this spacious, l-bedrm. apt, with
private rear entrance, 9-cu. 1T. re-
frigerator; adjacent to shoppina
center: at only SIS, plus utils., or
sgSs % al, incl !, utiIs i eau , res %Ss Z;
sHHANS Ssa y 4 1t Luic ri CO. Ma 4.
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ROOMS, M0UsEKEEPINe

SILVER ePRING--2 bedrms.. comp
t tSFn here ne 1i beth; cow. to every
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ROOMS FuRMr-MD..VA.

ARE... N.--Attrac, twin bedrm., pvt.
grEiviIs ssgoanv. 70 bus; ssntlsmen.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Steel Now
Plays Big
Gift Role

In choosing a gift for a bride,
the Golden Rule is-as usual-a
good rule of thumb.
Just put yourself in her white
satin shoes and think what you'd
like to have-something practical,
of course -. a gift that would get
constant use.
You wouldn't want one of those
hopeless presents that clutter an
attic until it's busted off and put
on display when the donor is ex-
pected to visit.
Take the kitchen, the center of
home life. Just about everything
these days that goes into kitchen
except the bride, of course-is
made of enduring steel.
All appliances-large and small
are made to last. Pots and pans.
knives, gadgets and utensils, gar
bage cans, cannisters, ice crushers
bAiC AiSt 5OSo OII anu OIl.
Personal Gifts, Too;
For other parts of the house,
you will always find practical gift
ideas. An electric bed cover to
keep her warm and an electric fan
to keep her cool are bedroom
equipment.
There are items to keep her bea-
utiful and feeling fit as bride for
years to come: hair dryer, electric
shaver, manicuring set.
Don't forget the personal gifts
such as sports watch, luggage or
umbrella Cf she didn't get one at
the Shower.)
A clock is a timely gift. 1t will
help her help him get to work on
time. A clock-radio gives years of
pleasure.
One of the most pressing items
is steam or dry iron. And don't
forget the ironing board.
Perhaps she likes to garden,
Tools are sharp idea.
Brides like to start out being
tidy. What could be more helpful
than matched closet accessories: /:
shoe, tie, bag and belt racks; null
tlple skirt, blouse and trouser ham
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Smart Bride
Registers
With Stores

One of the most practical and
modern ideas that emerges from
the welter of romantic and tradi-
tional wedding preparations is the
store gift registry.
Every wise bride-to-be today
checks on her local facilities and,
just as soon as the day is set, hur-
ries along to register. At the store,
a trained salesgirl will help the
bride choose the tableware, kit
chenware and other housewares of
her preference and will note the
designs and colors and other re-
levant details.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21

All friends and relatives seeking
advice on the Ierplexing prob
lem of "what-to-gRe" can tactful-
ly be referred to the registry,
where they will get discreet guid-
ance on what has already been
bought and what the bride really
needs and wants.
The gift registry assists beauti-
fully in shower plans. The guests
decide ahead of time how much to
contribute. One of the girls, usual
ly the hostess, visits the bridal gift
consultant in the store where the
bride has registered and tells her
the total amount to be spent on
whatever the theme is-kitchen
shower, steel shower, etc.
The consultant does the rest -
selects the gifts according to what
the bride already has, what is left
on her ist-and has them prettily
wrapped. The presents are then
given with one big card bearing all
the donors names.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Give her gifts Of steel


will turn out perfect coffee for her
very first breakfast in the new
home. Her electric mixer and waf-
file iron insures Waffles just the
way he likes them. No burnt toast
will pop from the automatic toast
er; the orange juice is just right
aerated in the blender.
But the perfect first breakfast
will be followed by a perfect din
ner if she has been given an auto
matte skillet with controlled heat,
a broiler, a rotisserie, a pressure
cooker.
Then there are shredders, juice
extractors, deep fat fryers, egg
cookers, food mixers, ice cream
freeZers, ice crushers, knife sharp
eners, meat grinders, roasters,
sandwich grills, hand mixers - all
designed to let the inexperienced
bride serve meals that look and
taste like an experts. With such
first rate help constantly assisting
her, how could she miss?
Other wonderful features of the
many electric housewares available
to help the bride keep house:
They're easy to take care of, stay
lovely forever and are constant
reminder of the donor.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Gift Variety
In Electric


Give a bride her wish, and like
ly as not she'll take electric house.
wares.
Either as a shower or a
wedding gift, nothing delights the
heart of the prospective home
maker half so much as an electric
appliance There's a vacuum clean
er or portable television or vibra-
tor.
In the kitchen her coffee maker
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Brides Hobbies are Guide
To Choice of Useful Gifts

Shower the brides hobbies -
and watch them grow.
Whether she plans to live in the
country, suburbs or city it's prac-
tically pre-ordained that the bride
will develop green thumb. Give
her plants, window boxes, bulbs,
vases, flower pots, wall plant hold
ers, garden tools.
Who knows, she may name a
new dahlia after you.
If she's an outdoor girl, what
about a compass, sports watch,
flashlight? And the diversified
new picnic equipment-insulated
jugs, barbecue grills, insulated
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21

bags-is almost a must" these
days.
If entertaining is her special de-
light, shower her with stainless
steel flatware for the dining table,
ice bucket or cocktail shaker, chat
ing dishes, cigarette accessories,
snack tables, bridge chairs and
table, corn pepper the gift list
is as long as she'll be able to make
her guest list.
Whatever the brides hobby,
she'll appreciate your remember
ing with gifts that indulge both it
and her.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21
Friendship. Your
Guide to GIVING

Unless you are invited to both
wedding and reception, only the
strength of your friendship with
either bride or groom can tell you
whether you should give wedding
present.
If either of the couple is fair
ly close relative or a dear friend,
it is customary to send a gift even
if you are unable to attend the
festivities.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-06-21

gers, hat stands and garment bags.
An inviting closet is good for hus-
band training too. He wouldn't be
caught throwing his clothes around
with such lovely surroundings to
hang them in.
A gift that won't last very long,
steel though it is, will be so deep
ly appreciated she'll forgive it its
short, merry life. It's q gift box of
canned delicacies such as smoked
clans, cocktail meat balls, date nut
bread, boned chicken and other
yummies. These are wonderful for
the bride and groom as party of
two or when they're entertaining.
For Brides Desk
Since marriage has its business
side, why not outfit the brides
desk with stapler, paper clips, let
ter opener and scissors. hole pun
cher, pencil sharpener and file
boxes for recipes and bills? You'll
be smoothing the way for the
rough budgeting sessions ahead.
Decorative gifts include trays,
bowls, pitchers, vases, ashtrays,
cigarette boxes and lighters, book
ends, wall brackets.
And don't forget stainless steel
flatware, the pride of the brides
dinner table.
For the bride who likes to en-
tertain, why not folding snack
tables, bridge chairs and table, ice
bucket, cocktail shaker, or chatting
dish? And for outdoor entertain
ing, lawn furniture or backyard
barbecue grills can't be beat.
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There's Always Archaeology
By ADELE CHIDAKEL

A ROCKVILLE GIRL who went to New
"A York to break into musical comedy
seems headed for the big time as a folk
singer-and it all happened by accident.
Blond. 22-year-old Erni Brown played a
hit folk-singing engagement last month in
Detroit's Caucus Club and will begin an
extended run in San Francisco club soon
Bookings in other top night spots around the
country are in the works for the tall, viva
cious singer. And Erni. whose ambition has
always been to sing in musical comedy and
who knew nothing about folk music until
recently, has aroused the interest of con-
noiSseurs and producers alike.
The accident" began last summer when
Brooks Jones, young man whom Erni
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met while attending Westminster Choir
College in Princeton NJ j., decided to put
on show made up entirely of folk songs.
He liked Ennis voice and her poise on stage,
so he taught her several songs for the show.
Called 3 Folk Sing, the production-Star-
ring Erni, Mr.. Jones and another young
man-played six performances to full
houses in Princeton. This success led to a
booking in an off Broadway theater in New
York, and from that came the offer for her
and Mr.. Jones to sing in Detroit.
In 3 Folk Sing, from which the night club
show was adapted, Ennis repertoire ranges
from the rollicking American song, Union
Maid. to The Lass From the Lou Country.
folk ballad of tragic beauty. CONTINUED
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28
city 2 Told Q of New Tax Changes

next year and am submitting this pamphlet explaining the act'to you for your informatidn." Cor nelius told council.
 The new system would, he said, enable the city to get full value from taxation and yet not over charge. He informed council that Anchorage and Fairbanks are both in the process of putting every thing on 100 percent valuation basis and reducing the mill rate.
 Records would be kept in a card index file. Tn this way the city could save money by not employ ing Tax Assessor. The office girls could handle the assessing from the City Han under the new system" Cornelius explained.
 Another suggestion made by
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28
Action dssle :,

Urging the city to change Its system for assessing taxes, George Cornelius informed council st Mondays meeting that a new act for Territorial property taxation would come into effect next year. One of the major changes under the act would be the changing of the start of the City's fiscal wear to Jan. Ist
 On his recent visit to Anchorape and Fairbanks, Cornelius said he had visited the tax assessors in both cities who had discussed the new act with him.
 The way our tax system is set up now, we cannot meet the pro- cedures set up by the Territory
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28

klss@ {. Cornelius vas that records of deeds should be kept in the Com snisssioner''s once. 'sEacil tifss property changes hands, a photo stat copy of the deed could be made at the Commissioners offce and kept for city purposes,' he said.
 Council agreed that the inforraa- ton should be submitted to City Attorney Russell Arnett and that he should be asked what changes should be made regarding taxes.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28
KODIAK DECORATING GO. AWARDED CONTRACT

Kodiak Decorating Company were awarded the contract by council for taping and spackling the two additional rooms con- structed at the Fire Hall. Theirs was the lowest bid at $82.50.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28
TIC

Collection of electric bills by all KEA employees in places other than the of- flee is prohibited by recent board of directors policy.
 -.. Please pay by mail or in person at the office.
 Kodiok Electric Association
Kodiak mirror., 1957-09-28

s 1ss .';.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16

This is number THREE. To keep PAGES
with the marvellous expansion of the Washing
ton area, Safeway expects to build IA of the
most modern-convenient stores possible this
year. And many more to come. This is number
three we're bringing more and more Of
the kind of service that everyone wants:
Sdte,Ody service
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any aspects of the 1858 Cali
fornia elections that might
bear on the presidential con-
test or the 1860 possibilities
themselves.
1t was obviously the Vice
Presidents view that all Of
these developments must be
taken a step at a time. His
associates said Mr.. Nixon would
play it by ear If Senator Know
land should defeat Mr.. Knight
or scare the present Governor
out of the race.
Pin KnOwland Down
Mr.. Knight has been trying
to pin Senator Knowland down
on the issue of whether the
Senator would serve out the
full four-year term as Gov
ernor if he were nominated and
elected. He has accused Senator
,Knowland Of seeking the State
nomination as a pawn" in the
Presidential chess game.
Senator Knowland. denying
this. has replied that he fin-
ished his terms in the State
Legislature and will serve out
his present Senate term.
Thus far he seems to have
avoided committing himself to
serve as Governor until 1862.
But he has more trouble ahead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-16
King Of Iroq to Marry
16-Yeor-OId Princess

cousin Of former King Farouk
of Egypt. first met two years
ago at Cannes. They spent al
most every day together SWIM
ming and boating on the Bos-
porus last summer.
King Faisal returned home
yesterday after a two-month
holiday in Turkey. during
which he saw the princess fire.
quently.
The two parted last Friday,
when Princess Fazilet was to
board her fathers yacht for a
cruise to the Greek islands and
Cannes.
The princess father is Prince
Memet Ali Ibraham II. Her
mother is Princess Hanzade,
daughter of Prince Omer
Farouk Of Turkey. pretender To
the Ottoman throne. The par
ents live in Paris.
Friends in Turkey said Grown
Prince Abdul Ilah Of Iraq fos-
tered The match. hoping II
would settle down the young
king.
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Gov. Knight Aims
Thrust at Senator

OAKLAND. Calf. Sept. is
tR.-Gov. Goodwin j. Knight
said today. mo man with
a reputation for belligerance
either in international affairs
or domestic affairs is a
safe man" for executive office
in the Federal Government or
for the governorship Of Cal
ifornia.
Gov. Knights thrust clearly
was aimed at Senator William
r. Knowland, expected 70 OPP
pose Gov. Knight in the 1858
Republican Governor primary
Gov. Knight told the State
Federation Of Labor convention
that an unhappy and UNI
toward development of recent
weeks poses a serious threat :"
70 industrial peace in Cali
ifornia.
II refer to the possible in
lection Of an illtconsidered and
highly infiammatory anti-labor
issue into the forthcoming
campaign for Governor of
California" he said.
The Governor did not name
anyone. saying, you do not
need to be told the details of
what has happened thus far,
because you read the news
papers :"
Senator Knowland has said
in a current tour of the State
that he would sign a properly
drafted "right-to-work
he were Governor. He said
workers should not be coerced
into labor union membership.