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NoNTiNuEDl

WALTER REED VIC, 1880 Ft. STE
/ vens DR.. n.v.-Beaut. i-6sdrm. apt
in mod. fireproof bids: $50 so:
cnle. or settled lady. RIA. 6-OO5l
1880 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Pvt.
apt. with own entr. Of . sml,
owners home, for 1 or .. Newly
dec. cool. good and cow. nRhbd.
Pvt. parking. can part furn. utils.
incl. very reas. rent. RIA. $4,000
6e5 LONGFELLOW ST., NV, Ind
a.. 8 rms. kit. din. bath. utils.
incl $40. Avail. Aug. /. RIA. s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIST. ar
apt. extra Ice, liv. rm;, fireplace
sIs5 mo. NO. 7-7e73.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, near. Boil
ing Field, % Galveston ri. s.W
bedrm.. liy, rm., dlnette, kit. and
! bath. S64 so. Includes all utiis
John L. SHELTON. Realtor. 20
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, AS Mellon
st.. Sc. 2 bedrms., hv. rm., din
cite, kit. and bath. S62 80. Ten
I ants fnrn; utils; JOHN I, Shell
4015 9th ST. N.E.-Duplex: / bed
porch Nv white 6R SaaitI KIT Ia BAN si sss
1877 HAWAII AvE.-spac. lst-fi. du-
plex apt; bedrm.. liy. rm.. kit.
bath: bsmt. with knotty-ptne rec.
rm. and lndry rm.: front porch
and Providence Hosp. ia. 9-2566.
S.E.-Desirable loo. 3-bedrm. apt.
S NsTy S Sse s SSn' j e sS sssa
BOILING FIELD, sO6 Trenton pi.
Sc. corner Nichols aye:l-2 rms
coNpi TIntas ar: ssa5 sSsn mo A KEY
in Apt. 304. THOS. D. WALSH.
INC. Elk. 3-6s5O.
Sitchenette. share bath: $40. Ap ..
ply GUY TIMER, 1929 18th st.
NV. NO. 7-4907.
1922 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Walk to
work from these convenient enc.
apts,: S45 and $50, includes utils.
BRODIE q COLBERT. INC. 1881
x st. NV. Ma. S-SS75.
936 MADISON NV bedrm..
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. bath:
So: so. LU. 4-s311. 10. s-3s53.
WANTED, settled. refined couple for
apt. Nd. ave. ne. near Capitol;
newly dec; 4 outside rms. and
bath; LIST A.. references. Nom
drinkers. Ii. 3-65O5.
1?e 10th ST. NE, End f.-2 rms,
kit. and bath. screened-in rear
porch: $75 incl. utils Call agent
1850 ? ST. NV. Apt ii lee.
rm;, big kit. and bath: $50 mo-.
ton. call CO 5-6222.
1907 18th ST. N.W.-s rms. d.
nette, kit, bath; $500 mo-. incl.
AZ utils .,od Avail. August 5. Call
ABA 9Th ST. Sc. Apt. e. rms.
dinette, kit. bath; REDEcOR.
call co. $500.
OS S 18th ST. NV. 18th and
kit. bath, screened porch: So
mo-, incl. heat, hot water. stove.
refer. Call CO. 5-6222.
1000 18th ST. NE, Apt. AZ rms,
dinette, kit, bath. screened porch.
Only $3.50 mo-, incl. heat. hot
water. Call CO. 5-6222.
1O1 GALVESTON PL. s.W.. Apt. 8
dinette. kit,, bath; laundry faciis'
Redec.; $50 mo. OPEN. Inspec-
tor. call CO. 5-6222.
TAKOMA PARK, d. c. = Q Ice.
rms. pvt. entr.. cooking faeiis.,
retgr., S45. RIA. 3-1165.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-2-bedrm.
apt, vary attractive Ice. rms. 4
closets. redecorated. modern apt
bldg. $3.50 incl. utils. RA. g.
2291.
$3.50 18th ST. N.W.-Very iFe. iiv.
bedroom, dinette, kit, plenty
closets; redecorated: mod. apt.
bldg. $3.50 incl. utils. RIA. g.
229l.
PLEASANT HILLS-Lovely md a.
living rm.., din area. / bedrm..
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NEAB WALTER kEED-Bedrm. liV
rm.,. kit. util.; ideal for couple
Avail. tmmed. S65. ia. 9-9S49
1925 18th ST. NV, Apt 4O3-
Bachelor apt: $50 mo. Partially
furnished, has refgr See switch.
S board s cpera ssG6 H. @. sMrTHY
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ROOMS. APIS. 10 SHARE

WOMAN TO SHARE lovely. cool. 2.
bedrm. apt. with another woman
reas. rent: lovely for sunbathing
Takoma Park area. JU. 5-9744.
COLLEGE GRAD. linen 24-33)
have vacancy in house in NV,
with another man. Cook. maid,
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS. near, Boil
Ssdrn. i iiy rm.. dinetse. kit It. snd
bath. s64 so. includes ali utiis
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor. 10
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APIS. UMFURNISHED-D. c

BOLLING-ANDREWS - Unusually
spacious 2-bedrm. apt, newly re-
dec: ideal for service personnel:
ldry,. janitor, shop. pvt. parking
iacils, Ewes, OIL. 6-6177. PRESS
REALTY CORP. ST. 1886.
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API&. FuRMlsHFD-D. &.
pa AVE SsQ Mo-

SGT 9Th st. see rooms. house.
keeping apt. comfortably furn. !:
clean bldg. fadultsl. See mgr.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

154a LANIER PL. NV beaut
rms. on 2nd and 3rd u.s.; refErs.
not plates. $40 mo-, all utils.
LIGHT HSKPG., close to downtown;
twin beds, linens. phone. 300 r. I.
ave. ne. $3.50 ca. DU. 7-7309.
172S N. HAMP. AVE. N.W.-Furn
Sgls., atr-condit. dbls.. refriger
r raHno 81. s soSs1s!f facilities is al
SLEEP COOL ON FOAM MAT
ThESs; refer grill. clock radio Tv
SSH. 2147 r NV Elk. 3-6633
I74O P ST. NV, The ChurchilI'
Large rm.. compl. kit; linens;
near bath; S16 wk. NO. 7-9s8S'
LIGHT HOUSKEEPING-od floor
good transportation, $40 mo. Nc
drinking. RA. 6-l703.
SCOTT CIRCLE-Brieht, comfy
spacious. Everything furn., refriT
SlO. 1881 o st. NV. AID. 2-9337
lSfo QUE N.W.-Lge. Fm.. share
hot plate. 50 VIZ. DE. 2-4s66.
HOUSEKEEPING UNIT-suit. 2 Of
81; stove; refIig;; r.w:.. priv. emit.
S17 wk. 1921 Biitmore st. NV.
WEADON ARMS
REAL HOME FOR NICE PEOPLE
1919 10th st. NV, Ink room
nicely furn. as bed Living room
mo. no. a-4 Ply. maid 'erv' :''
C0LORED-132O COLUMBIA RID
4 N.W.--Stove and refer; $40 vk
utils. incl. ia. 9-2SI5.
C0LORED-FURN. ROOMS for II
nousekpg.; no objection to chill.
dren. AID. 4-0669. 2fs
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5o- n 0t. ". M. o-o,,U.l
1929 LIST ST. NV rms. kit.
bath, gas heat. s55.
1854 Conn. Ave. nv rms.
kit. bath, incl heat, $50. -.
1857 Adams st. NE rms. kit.
bath, dinette. porch. S55.
1900 BRYANT st. nee rms, kit.
bath incl heat, $67 So -.
HOS D st. SEE rms. kit,
bath. S3S.
437 Mellon at. se.-4 rms. and
1903 Harvard at. n.w-l rm.,
kit. and bath, furn., $3.50.
e15 4th ST. s.W. Ma. s-6s72
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north 18th and HI: deliEhtful
roomy md FIR; duplex. incl. fam
ily-size din. rm. lots of closet
space: lge. screened pch.; laundry
In bsmt and locker; S62 80 incl
heat and INV; also refris.; Al
CLARK. KE. S-4fi3S or DI. 7-2434
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1874 IRVING ST. NV rms,
kit. and bath. rear screened
porch and yard. sos. Re. 3-25l4:
CALF. ST. NV. ION Conn. ave.
e i, $1oe ar az apt s- sssx; Oios' Do
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CAPITAL CRY APTs.

7so-36 chesapeake St. Sc.
Newly dec. / and . bedrni.. apis.
de luxe bldg: play space and offst
auto park. $3.50 up. See res
mgr, 10. 1850. or ewes, Sat
and Sun. LU, l-1462.
L. T. GRAvATTE. REALToR
1918 x St. NV. Ma. S-O75 D;
1880 FILLMORE ST. NV.
Quiet and convenient, 3 rms.
kit. and bath. so. Janitor will
show.
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CAPITOL HILL. laO c st. SEE
bedrms,. entire LIST FIR, incl. yard ;
excel. loo; sos. Ii. 3-0422.
1924 7th ST. NE. cow. c, u,
Providence Hospital-2nd floor
excel. cond.; iiv. rm.. hedrm.,
kitchenette. bath; rent reas. See
IL Sunday. "a pm. anytime. by
calling Ia R-1SAk
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go R. / AVE. NE. Apt. T.:
D T@Si Ill. & t Som i Realtors. IA
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PA. AVE. Sc, 1915 K st. at Bar
ney eircle-New BLDG; 1-hedrm
apt: SS4 so incl. all uitls.; ) min
to Capitol. Res; mgr. or TRACY
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1914 I4th ST. N.W.-Newly dec !
ADULTS; 2 bedrms.. liv. .rm.. Kit
M snS Hsts n So osu KfIS Isni'S Ma LS g
7S4S. 140l Eye st. NV.
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1903 QUE ST. N.W.-Tired Of q
GRAB Dom? Want maid service:
6lond furn free TV every roomP
sln1s sss' SO; doubles, SIS. co.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 874 Belle
vue circle Sc; cow. to Bolline
and Andrews Fields-Lge. liv. rm.,
Private entrance, storage space
in bsmt. Phone 10. 2-9315.
$3.50 MACARTHUR BLVD. NV
Eflciency apt. now avail: $50
utiis. incl. Call janitor. Mrs. Ash
ton, FE. 3-I637 or SHANNON a
LUCHs Co, 724 14th st. NV
MA. S-234b.
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3s7e NICHOLS AVE. s.W.-Liv
rm.. din. bedrm., kit. bath; scr
porch. cOnven RA 3-31T6
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E5.3 18th ST. .N.W.-Couple to
able rates. DU. 7-72S6.
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Nk. 10Th And Penn. AVE. Sc
Duplex. 1st A., . rms, kit, di.
nette, enclosed porch. Adults
So 90. RE. 7-2137 or LU. 4.
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Sc: $50 .5O-Lovelv l-bedrm. unit,
in nice section; redec. 3343 c
1905 E. Capitol st.-2 rms. kit
and bath; redec.:: S45.
2l06 N St. n.w.-3 rms, kit
and bath; redee: $50.
Ala nth st. me- rms, kit
and hath. &57 so
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1907 10Th st
NV Attractive studio; semipvt
bath. water in room, refer. maid;
refined home. 23s
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BOILING FIELD. SIS Portland st
s.e.-Lovely duplex apt. newly
dec: l bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette
bath, kit, screened pch. From So"
I Ewes. JU. S-2197. WALKER 4
/ DUNLOP, INC CO. 5.Oo2a
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THE kENWOOD

1859 GF IRv KSsT 81, NV
l rm., kit. and bath S45 and sac
5i27 End ST. NV.
Apt 81 rms. kit. and bath: -
rental -.. S6i
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$3.50 18th. NV, at Newton--En-
tire LIST floor. 2 lge. bedrms.. show.
err 4 persons, S12O. Enc. $50
Yard, porches, utils. Mr.. transp
1915 r. ST. N.W.-Entire floor
Good clean bldg. Well equip. Very
attr... furn.; 2 bedrms., 9 baths
compl. kit, liv. rm. and deck with
awning. Suitable. 3. S160 mo
FL. 6-363S.
5 RMS, PVT. BATH: Diet. home
utils., bus at corner. middle ageC
people. RA. 3-0S91.
10th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
Lovely air-cond., twin bedrm. Lge
liv.. din. rms. kit. bath: storage
Ideal location, Sis mo-, incl
utilS. Avail. immed. AID. 2-1RR7.
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CONN. AND NEBRASKA AYES. NV
Cneeriul rm. for congenial person;
SU.lnch fan; cow. loo. WO
o-Zolo.
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1OOl 18th ST. NV: IA. s-Slot
1915 18th ST. Sc. faces Kramer
Jr. Hieh Schooll-2nd n Ice
family-size din. rm., lots Of closets
spacious screen porch. lge. laundry
and lockers; only $50 incl. hea'
and INV
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LARGE MASTER BEDRM, pvt. bath
and shower; white gentle home;
mr.; express bus and carline: in
quiet neighborhood; middle-aee
cpIe or gentlemen. $50. JU
St. Paul recorder., 1957-01-18
READ THE WANT ADS

JACKIE AND NEW BOSS Before nmepldio bearing tho
imposing words Jack Robinson vice president tho colo
braed Brooklyn Dodger gets tho feel Of his S3OOOOuYoI
lob shortly announcing his retirement from baseball in Now
York With jackie his boss. Wlom Black head OF the
Easls bqqos bar chain who revealed that jackie viii
hold the destiny Of 1000 employees in his handS nowS-
press Phoio).
St. Paul recorder., 1957-01-18

Every New Year it's the
same thing-wives screaming
...snow screechiag."curtains
banging and cats stamping
Aroundl"
RENT 1T WITH A WANT AD
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far cry from the one held at
Hampton Roads in 1907 when
dreadnaughts and torpedo
boats represented the armed
naval might of seven nations.
New Type Ships
This year aircraft carriers
and missile cruisers-unheard
OF in those days-will be
among the so United States
naval ships taking part.
The warships are strung
out in two columns covering
a distance of IA miles, from
Hampton Roads to Fort Story.
The reviewing ships carrying
Washington and foreign dig
natories will ride through the
two columns of anchored
ships.
Secretary of Defense Char
les Wilson. appointed by Presi-
dent Eisenhower to take the
review, and Mrs. Wilson head
a list Of top VIPs from the
Pentagon. as well as Senators
and Ambassadors who will
witness the proceedings.
The VIPs will be placed
aboard three reviewing ships,
the guided missile cruisers
USS Boston and USS Gambler
ra. and the command ship
USS Northampton.
Before the review, there will
be a luncheon aboard each
ship for the distinguished
guests from Washington.
Secretary and Mrs. Wilson
will watch the review from
the Canberra, Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Thomas Gates.
jr., from the Boston, and Ad-
miral and Mrs. Burke, from
the Northampton.
Dinner for VIPs
The Wilson's, Gates and
Burkes will be among a select
group of 400 VIPs who have
been invited to attend a dinner
tomorrow night at the swank
Chamberlin Hotel at Old Point
Comfort. Fort Monroe, Va,
overlooking Hampton Roads
where the great armada of
ships ride at anchor.
Hosts for the exclusive din
ner are the Virginia 350th
Anniversary Commission and
the Jamestown WILLIAMSBURG
Yorktown Celebration Commits
sion.
Biggest party day of all
at Norfolk will be Friday, when
l7are scheduled. All the foreign
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white cotton print for the &C.
sion.
Assisting the debutante at
the reception were a number of
her friends including: the
Misses Edith Van Slyck, Alice
Ann Robinson, Villa Sales,
Margaret Cooley and Sandra
Mcneil.
A graduate this month of
Concord, the debutante will
enter Smith College in the
fall.
Her sister Louise. a WASH
ington debutante of two sea-
sons ago and now a student
at Smith, was present at yes
terday's gala reception.
Tonight. Mrs. Frank Wisner
will entertain at a dinner in
her home honoring Miss
Graham. Miss Lalitte Carusi
and Miss Anne Emmett.
1t will be attended by the
honoree's young set friends.
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SERVICE SCENE
NorfolkNQvQlShoW
DrQWs LOcQl VIPs

This week. the service scene
has definitely moved to Nor
folk.
Every VIP. from the Penta-
gon to the II foreign embas-
sizes whose countries ships are
taking part in the Interna-
tional Naval Review at Hamp-
ton Roads tomorrow, has Eek
tended a lavish entertainment
hand in the proceedings.
The concentration of parties
has been in Norfolk. Of course
but there have been echoes in
Washington.
Burkes Entertain
Last night, the Chief of
Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke entertained at
a dinner at Admiral's House in
honor of the French Naval
Chief of Staff. Admiral Henri
L. J. M. Monty. who arrived
here from France just yester-
day.
1t was a full day for Admiral
Burke. He had been in Nor
folk all day, having flown
down to be present for a spe-
cial ceremony on board the
aircraft carrier Saratoga, cele-
brating issuance of a COM
memorative stamp honoring
the international Naval Re-
view Week. with Postmaster
General Summerfield as prin-
cipal speaker.
Norfolk Ball
At about the same time as
the Burkes' dinner. a lavish
ball was in progress in Nor
folk. hoSted by Admiral Jerauld
Wright. Supreme Allied Com
mander Atlantic, and Mrs.
Wright. Approximately 1000
officers from visiting ships
were honored at the event, held
in the naval base gymnasium.
Among those attending the
Burkes' dinner were the French
Ambassador Herve Alphand,
Gen. and Mrs. Alfred M.
Gruenther. Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
John H. Michaelis. the French
Naval Attache and Mrs. Louise
Mornu. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Roland N. Smoot. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs. George Dufek,
Capt. c. j. Vanarsdall and
Capt. Pierre Beret. senior aide
to Admiral Monty.
Admiral Monty, as well as
Admiral Burke will be on hand
tomorrow for the big naval re-
view. in which approximately
80 ships are expected TO take
part. The review is the first
to be held in this country
since 1907.
Tomorrow's review will be a
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Philippine Visitors
Honored Here

Two officers of the National
Federation of Women's Clubs
of the Philippines, Mrs. Mi
nerva Laudico. president, and
Mrs. Conception Henares, past
president, were honored. at a
tea given on Sunday at the
Philippine Embassy by the
Association of Philippine
American Women.
The visitors stopped through
Washington after attending
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs convention
last week in Asheville. N. C.
They are en- route to Mont
real for the opening of the
convention of the Interna-
tional Assembly of Women.
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Dogs Came
With Owners
Continued from Page BE.

Continued from Page B-4
Georgetown University Medi-
cal School.
Others working on the prof.
ect who were at the luncheon
in the country were Mrs.
James Martin Barnes, Mrs.
Robert Kerr, Mrs. A. S. Mon
roney, Mrs. Peyton Halves
Dunn. Mrs. William Mann,
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs. Ed
ward Brennan. Mrs. F. Moran
McConihe and Mrs. St George
Ryan.
To be sure. the women are
all dog lovers and so there
were several canine guests at
the party.
Among them were Banjo
Barnes and Breathless Mon
roney who are both Sealy-
hams; Nosy and Cosy Thomp-
son. yellow Labrador Retire.
verS, and Linda who is a
Beagle and lives on the Pear
son place.
The benefit will be a buffet
supper at the circus at $50
pm. and ticket holders will
have the chance of meeting
the owners of the greatest
show on EARTH" Mr.. John
Ringing North and Mr.. Henry
Ringing North.
Committees announced yes
terday were Mrs. Eugene
Carusi and Mrs. Lawrence
Wood r bert. decorations;
Mrs. Pearson. Mrs. Barnes and
Mrs. Edward Finkenstaedt,
program: Mrs. Monroney and
Mrs. Sutton Topping, invita-
tons, and Mrs. Spencer Cosby,
Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Dunn,
publicity.
Others are Mrs. Brennan.
Mrs. James McSherry VIM
satt and Mrs. Matthew Whe-
land. representatives for
Georgetown Hospital, and
chairman of the Kennel Club
Committee. Mrs. John Ander-
son. Mrs. Anderson is presi-
dent Of the National Capital
Kennel Club.
Mr.. Samuel Spencer is
financial chairman for the
benefit.
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Officers
Wives

BY EVELYN M. DENT

The Sea Chanters will en-
terrain at the final luncheon
meeting tomorrow of the sea-
son Of the Navy Civil Engi-
neers Corps Officers Wives
Club.
Members will meet for
luncheon at the Army Navy
Country Club after which
there will be an election Of
officers for the coming season.
Army Engineer Corps
The final meeting Of the
Officers Wives Club Fort
Belvoir was held today at
noon at Mackenzie Hall, with
an election of officers follow
ing the luncheon.
The newly appointed officers
of the Engineer Officers Wives
Club of Washington include
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Soils for Continent

Miss Lynn Ellen Ehrlich Of
1871 Harrison street NV. will
sail on LIE Flandre Saturday
for a ten-week visit to England
and the continent. Miss Ehr-
Itch is a senior at Smith Col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Ehr-
Itch will accompany their
daughter to New York to see
her off.
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Dunfords Are Hosts

Brig. Gen. Don Dunford,
USA. and Mrs. Dunford were
hosts recently to Prince and
Princess Levan Dadiani and
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. James Col
Inns at a dinner at the Army
Navy Country Club.
The Prince and Princess
were passing through town on
their way to Martha's Vine
yard in Massachusetts, where
they will spend the summer.
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'3 n Society

countries participating in the
review will line UP their ships
alongside the docks. Each ship
will hold a reception and
guests will go from ship to
ship for cocktails and buffet
snacks. Hosts for this about
occasion are Washington naval
attaches.
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Margaret NOVEL; Graham
Makes Georgetown Debut

Former Assistant Secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. John
S. Graham entertained at a
reception in their Georgetown
home yesterday to introduce
their debutante daughter Mar
garet NOVEL; to their friends.
Miss Graham wore a white
organdy dress embroidered
with red and green sprigs and
a red velvet sash marking the
Empire line.
Her mother chose a gray and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-11

Mrs. Walter K. Wilson. jr., !.
president; Mrs. Herbert p,
Donald, vice president; Mrs.
Roy T. Dodge. secretary; Mrs. {
Stephen r. Hammer. treasurer,
and Mrs. Edmund K. Daley,
assistant treasurer
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Anniversary

Anniversary
The Abigail Hartman Rice
Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution District
Of Columbia will hold their
birthday luncheon at the Co
lumbia Country Club Saturday
at 1890 pm.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-22
DEMOCRATS WORDS vs.. COP. DEEDS

Editor: is no Republican Party for a
rabbe roser twas by Americas best trained
President Richard Nixon last August just prior to the
Republican Convention California where his renomna
told Rev Gerald L. X Smith was ug
ing nomination.
have never heard Of addressing meeting of
White Citizens Eastland ID Miss
Mississippi urged them not to obey the United
Courts decision nvadatng segregation in public
terror against the Ne
the Legislature to pass bill giving MN the power 10
separate the bombing in Gin
Easand rewarded recently when sena
tor Hubert Humphrey d. Mimi gave the Democrats their one
enabling their organizing the Senate and eecng East
the powerful Judiciary Committee where he can
gain bottle up Civil Rights legislation
Gov the Democratic keynote
speaker Convention last in Chi
cago and the rmoed hope During speech
The recent
Johnston d. Tex Immediately after his
election "a senate leader we must remember that every human
being the beautiful church
signs boy Texas Christ Died For Us
All Everybody Welcome" Though general statement
Negroes went in somehow all knew it didn't mean u.s.
growth" recognized during the 20 years the
observed all the South
the Worth Texas To the left the
Negro Negro Women" and the left beaut
full Ladies to the far right Gentlemen
Segregation the Washington D.
TONS capital oy taxi cab driver wouldn't take you from the
depot up Republican Party years the
able leadership Of President Dwight Eisenhower removed those
insults.
Republican open
fighting the Supreme Court decision desegregaton
Where in Republican controlled state they organizing White
Citizens Councils bring Negroes
drive them from their homes?
Where Republican controlled numbering
people who Democratic primaries they
George w Lee and Lamar Smith Eastand Mississippi
single
you 1O1 Republican Congressman and Senators
that would sign Manifesto twart the
segregation DEGREES?
Where have had in Republican controlled state the killing
Of 10 year old Emmett Till and the known killers
What about the Democratic Party strength
the South? look and be
the best will get!l Sincerely
ey County Republican Civil Rights 1880 Arundel St.
81. Paul. Minnesota
Editors Note: Nobody but Mr. Culver blame
Mnnesotas Hubert H. Humphrey
When Mr. Eastand approved ago for
Judiciary craftsmanship not single Repub-
cans including those from this protested
Clarence NJ Mitchell the of NAACP
charged Washington aNis serving the there
ignore prospective Negro passengers Esenhowes
Washington.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-02-22
Ike Is TOO Busy"

Negro leaders of the South that he rs
speech calling southeners
end United States Supreme Court
days sending this Ike left Washington
hunt relax We know that the President
good deal of rest and
responsibilities of the White House and we are
with his frequent trips for recreation and rexa
But is spare to counsel
Negro the banner of democracy in
Southland.
President hunting quail this week.
where the Negro leaders could
the President could route his trip that
minutes word of encouragement to
safety mind and lives endangered
they trying carry the land defined by
AS pointed out before he found time
weeks to make tour of the drought
victims Are human values less
important property interests?
President will out of the country to
effort to promote world
with this broad perpeng
beforehand to set his house in
might wondered by other countries how Ike hope
bring together people in his
country fighting something think
Mr.. President.-K. C. Call