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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-09-21
BY Mrs. Yvonne r. Merritt

CnuTCN. lie StTIIlOIl was de-
livered by the pastor and
special music presented by
the choir. Evening service
was held at 7:30 pm.
A dedicatory service will
be held Sunday at $3.50 pm.
at Wingfield Baptist Church
at which time the organ will
be dedicated. DIR. Frank
Lewis, pastor of Peaceful
Baptist Church, will be guest
speaker and choirs from vari-
Gus churches will furnish
music. The Rev. Emmett
Palmer is pastor of the
church.
Members of the Wingfield
Baptist Church will go to
jamestown Saturday, Septem-
Der %. Persons interested in
making the trip may get in
touch with Edward Jones or
the Rev. Emmett Palmer.
Dunbar High School won
the victory over Walker
Grant High School with a
score of 1876. Dunbar added
a second period touchdown on
a blocked kick, intercepted a
fourth period Walker-Grant
forward pass for another
score and used a pair of long
passes to close out their scor-
ing.
The visitors only touch
down came in. Me fourth
quarter on a 40-yard pass
from Clarence Washington to
Clyde Smith.
Dunbar kicked off and in
the first series of downs
Eugene PeDnick recovered a
Walker-Grant tumble. The
big left halfback then per-
sonally took charge of a drive
that went 33 yeards for Dun
bars first score. Glenn Cul-
pepper dropped a pass for the
extra point.
After the second kickoff,
a bad pass from center was
recovered behind Walker
Grant goal line by James Null
and Dunbar led 1910.
Eugene Penick blocked
punt midway through the
quarter and Culpepper fell on
the ball in the end zone for
the score. Robert McCory's
pass to Leslie Camm gave the
Poets their first extra point.
AS the. fourth period open
ed Otis Tucker intercepted
Walker-Grant pass and snaked
his way 65 yards for touch
down. Howard Johnson hand
ed off to Johnny Reynolds
as the score mounted to 26-0.
A McCory pass to Jim Null
len was good for 90 yards and
the payroll pitch came on a
27-yard pass play from Me
Cory to Martin Smith closed
out the scoring.
Mrs. Amanda Copeland
Smothers of Washington, D.
c., spent the week end visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Mathanne
Copeland.
Mrs. Ethel Mae MosIey
spent a few days here from
Brooklyn, N. Y, visiting her
mother and family before
going on her new job as a
teacher at Allen University
in Columbia, S. G.
Cabell Brother gave a pro-
gram at 8 pm. Sunday at G
Street Baptist Church which
was very successful.
Father and Three Sons,I
Gospel Singers of Greensboro, |
N. c., presented a program at
Marshall Chapel AME Church |
Sunday, September Is, at 8
pm. At 8 pm. the group |
gave a musical at White |
Rock Baptist Church.
Travelling Six of Monroe |
presented a program of music |
at $3.50 pm. Sunday at New |
Mount Zion Holiness Church, !
18th and Jackson Streets.
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The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1957-09-21
Make Crabapple
Jelly Now
. BY Betty Barclay

p EMEMBER the old fashioned
goodness Of crabapple jelly7
While you can get fruit from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK. May 25 0R.-Dividends
announced:
Deferred
Pc Otk Of Paw
Rate. Rod. record. able.
Stock
Bestwall Gypsum 3% - Go I'll
Emerson Ilec Mfg 4Oc - 0-14 0-2O
Increased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
CHICAGOLWESTOCK

CHICAGO. May 25 R.-Ho9 receipts
Of $4,000 head at Chicago this week
were the largest for any week since
February. Hogs ended the week steady
to rs cents higher. and sows were about
steady with Q week ago. There was .
scarcity OF. No. l and 2 butchers under
$50 pounds and this raised prices As
high Is $3.50. the highest price since
Moderate receipts and higher whole
sale dressed beef trade caused stronger
prices for cattle early in the week. How
ever tyo-Way trend developed later.
nd ied steers 1nd i nei tSr, ps sn. aveEas
choice and prime cattle held their I'D.
vance and finished strong to mostly 90
A load q prime i.2e2 pound steers
ished the week strong TO mostly SO cents
and feeders also were strons.
(UsDAl.--Salahle hogs 1.O0O;. total
LOCO testimatedl: compared week $50:
spWs steady; ct the close deck Of No. i
217 ID butchers were selected ct 1925;
several lots No: l and 20O-220 ID
isms S saS fH IS. HNsd n HG
No . and 3 iS6-S25 Is closed 81 1870
1873; same Grades 230-260 - 1890
1850; No: 2 and 9 250-2eo lib 1850
ago il scid from i0. 75-i7.5O; larger lots
OF No. 20 8 3b0-40O-lb. sows closed ct
l6.2b-10.2b; lighter weights up to 10. rs
Tor averages around 800 lbs and less;
bulk mixed grades 426-66O ID soWs sold
Friday ct 14.O0-1b.26.
salable cattle 100: total 100 (esti-
mated; COMPARED week ago: High choice
and prime fed steers and hetierS strong
70 mostly 50 higher; lower kinds mostly
steady; cows strong to mostly 50 higher:
bulls strong to most so higher:
lyeaiers strong: suckers and feeders in
lignt supply. steady 10 strong and in
stances 80 HIGHER: bulk choice fed
steers 1850 ID GOWN 22.75-2425 size
"a. bO-28. SO: few loads average prime
llB0-13S6 ID 27.O0-27.25, and one load
high prime 1892 ID 27.75: prime 1896
ID 1925. while scattered shipments high
choice and low prime 14O0-15O0 ID
x. OO-2b. 90: at mid-week some 1850
ID ct 400 carried moderate per cent
90 O0-S5 90; iisht supply standard and
low good f7.OO-le.60; prime 1860 ID
fed heifers $500: scattered sales high
choice and prime heifeTs 24.O0-24 rs:
bulk high good and choice FL .0O-23 so;
moderate number good grade heifers
Isl. 80; utility tnss oo and commercial
mercial and standard i'd .50-l7.50: can
ners and cutters 11.50-14 so: at high
time few strongweight cutters TO is. 90;
utility and commercial bulls 1000 lbs
up mainly 1b.60-17.7b: several weighty
individuals late up 70 1900: bulk good
o nc e aSs LOT: sA sood 2s sSS Ss choice s
stoeker and feeder steers mostly $50
90e ID 2O.0O-22.76: load around $50
u feeders Of medium Grade 1925. Mostly
choice $50 Id stock steer calves 24.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

I,ss.sso-2isS; common and medium 1900
Calves: Compared last week: Mostly
fully steady. Most choice and prime
vealers 26.00-26. 90: good and choice
20.00-23 90; utility and standard IL 90
20. 90; few eulls 70 600 or below
Hogs: Compared last week: barrows,
gifts and soWs steady to rs. spots SO
higher Thursdeys sales included few
8. No. 1876 ID barrows and gifts
lbs 5000: IS; few s$0-27O lbs 1900
1875: 27O-3OO lbs Is5O-le 90: some
140-1e0 lbs l7.50-1s75; 160-1sO lbs
ls:56-ie;50; Mixed Grade under 400 ID
1875; 100000 lbs 14.OO-l4.76. stays
discounted 100000 from same weights
s0ws.
sheep: Compared last week: Weeks
receipts principally spring lambs closed
.00-2.60. mostly around 200 lower;
scarce supply. ewes mainly shorn ofier-
lngs. nominally steady. Truck lot prime
e2 u locked and castrated spring lambs
boo; Other Eo0d 70 prime 56-1Oo u
low GOOD $3.50 lbs l7.O0-2O.O0; few
good and choice shorn ewes No. 8 pelts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26

nefiean Marietta Co B0h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Norman Forquhor
Elected President
Of Bond Club

Norman Farquhar Of Alex.
Brown q Sons has been elected
president Of the Washington
Bond Club to succeed Francis C,
Hunter Of Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner q Beane.
Other officers elected at the
clubs annual outing at Bethesda
Country Club Friday night in
clude j. Newton Brewer, IT,,
Rouse. Brewer q Becker. vice
president. and Donald Childress,
Johnston, Lemon a. Co.. secre-
tary- treasurer.
Named to serve on the board
Of governors with the officers
were A. Harmer Reside, Hirsch
d Co., and Arthur Friend,
Folger. Nolan, Fleming-W. B,
Hibbs & Co.
Mr.. Farquhar entered the in
vestment business with Alex,
Brown & Sons in 1913 and has
been sales manager Of the firm' &
Washington office for the last
two years.
Before joining the firm he was
assistant secretary Of the Saw
ings Institution of Sandy Spring
and also was associated with the
First National Bank Of Sandy
Spring. He served with the
Army Engineers in World War
II and is a graduate Of the UNI
versity Of Virginia and the Ma
tional University Law School. He
is a member Of the District Bar
and has been Washington vice
chairman for Invest in America
Week for the last two years.
The election followed an after.
noon Of golfing and other sports
A big feature was trading on the
mock stock exchange preceding
dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK

BALTIMORE. May 25 lF1 (UsDA).-
Cattle: compared last week: slaughter
classes mostly fully steady to SO higher:
stock cattle generally fully steady. Few
high choice and prime 776-1265 ID
slaughter steers 26.OO-26 90; bulk good
24.50: few utility and standard 9lO-
ITO lbs 7.O0-2l 90. Good and choice
615-1I60 ID heifers 2O.OO-23 so; most
1870: lev "u Gamer nE 70 utility 5io-SSO
lbs 13.OO-l0.0O. Odd head commercial
and standard young fed cows up to 1900
1880; bulk utility and commercial cows
16.00-16.b0; bulk Gamers and cutters
I DOL 5 90; some shelly Gamers 7.5O-
300. Bulk bull supply utility and COM
choice 500-9sO ID stocker and feeder
steers 22.O0-24 rs; medium and good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
Corporate and U.S.. Bonds
Continue Slump in Week

The outlook is gloomy for both
high grade cotporates and Gov
|ernment bonds in the opinion Of
one analyst. So far this year,
he said, nothing has occurred
to change the trend in the ma
|tional economy, which is moder-
|ately infiationary.
For the week, the Treasury's
40-year IS and the AVS Of 1868
lost 1882 each at 81 1882 and
80 20/32 bid. respectively. The
30-year 3Ks declined 20/32 at
So 20/32 and the Victory 21as Of
December. 1972-67. dropped 22i32
at SO S0/32 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
BY WARREN BENNETT
Associated Press Financial Writar

NEW YORK, May IS. The
slump of corporate bond prices
continued this week for the
ninth successive week. Trading
was moderately active.
Government bonds dipped. too.
but in some of the lightest trad
ing of the year.
Rails, investment quality issues
and utilities were down sharply
in the corporate list. Industrials
eased. Japanese dollar liens
worked higher in an improved
foreign section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
COMMODITY PRICES

ciated Press index Of SIS basic COM
modify prices pushed higher for the
second consecutive week.
Al 1913 the index. compared with
ago.
The cain was recorded although only
two components, tndustrtals and food.
advanced
Nonferrous metals and the grains and
cotton component touched new 1887
loans. Also lower were livestock and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-26
lover THE COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Assoc
station o Of sscpIts: DessTs pc and
do not represent actual transactions:
approximate range within which these
Gated b. the 'bidO or bought Indicated
By the 'askedD at the time Of compila-
tion u2 noon. Friday. Origin of any
quotation furnished on request.
0EvVNnrNA VorVNs~0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
IIIXIIRY APTS

NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES. Sc.
1906 White place SCI and 2 bed
rms; spacious rms. throughout: 81
" iiv.. rm., sep. din. RIM, family
IL. s-SS;5e3, IU' ' i.ss4s. i Il. s.sses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

TYPEAgKKE1EE-New portables: bis
cash.dHcounaAor no money down.
~ u9RGClRCLE. GIG 9th st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. down. 81
wkSeneW or used. all makes; free
S%SRAstagessR. s tsl,,.s sA how TYPE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

ROCKvILLE-3-bedroom rambler
A mi. from NH. VIII rent fol
1855 Wis. ave OIL 2-2l93
Gil. Gil. "IRCLE. 374g oliver---Lee
house and yard. 3 hedrms. and
baths; $3.50 mo, WC U-n3Os
RENT OR SALE--iU rms. a-cai
gar excel, cnnd; income. sl3t
per mo rented rms Price
sl3,na0i On, pay. $3.50. sol
monthly; rent. $3.50. co. b.b064
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
Cattle AND LIVESTOCK

HORSE, handsome chestnut gelding,
Z yrs. old; excel riding: 500,
saddle and bride incl CT. 6-0S44.
e RIDING HORSES; also saddles
and brides; $500. Will sell sep
arately. Pc. 2-4564.
REGISTERED ANGUS BULL for
sale; priced right for immediate
sale; young. healthy. ready for
service. Phone ewes, Mr.. Reed.
SP. 4-601S, WARREN K. COOLEY
FARM. BRIGHTON, MD.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED--MD.

HILLCREST--Garden type: large hv
rm,. din. rm,. kit, - bedrms. anc
bath; play area for children; COW
X13 80 mo. MA S-a52A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
FARM AND GARDEN

TOPsOIL. MI dirt. Oluestone. road
gravel: sludae. trees removed. ma
nure, Mr.. HARTING. 10 .-33B5,
WE'RE MOVING-Discount prices
thru spring open $40 10 > daily
ROTH'S AZAIEA GARDENS, sal
SLIGO Crk. pkwy, Tax. PIX Nd
RICH BLACK sLUDGEi immediate
delivery; reasonable RE. 5-6nsH.
AZALEAs-we specialize in azaleas
only, Hardy and compact Same
location for ~ years 80 cents and
up 2bl0 lTtn st. ne.
Gun LO.BOY'--- New International
wheel tractor w(fast hitch assembly,
lights and platform carrier Special
close-Out price, Phone or 4-Hgd6
COW MANURE, well rotted. $40 pei
Is bu. $3.50 per ~ bu - pet
. bu.: delivered. SIP, 3-Sbks, Ia
LAWN WORK. general landscapingt
also brickwork. NO 7-32fl
TOPsOIIS--Very good rich topsoi
for lawns and greenhouses. VerJ
reasonable. Call 10 7-433J
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, topping
trimming; lots cleared MR. CLAY.
TON. UN 10000. any time
GIANT TREE SALE
Oak and maple. 70 Q H. 50 sc
~ AzaleaS, DOC and up, MANY
other cyergteens Open sun FOUsI
Bid. INC, 20a Arl, blvd, Fall
en-. Va. JE. 4.0040.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

3200 9Th ST. N.E.--Apt. /, Q rms.
din. kit, bath, heat, hot water
furn., redec Only $55. 10 mo
OPEN inspect or call CO. 5-6222
i2i EAST CAPITOL. Apt, .: rm.
kit. bath, heat hot water furn
Only $50 mo Key Apt. !. Inspec;
or call co $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
APIS. UNFuRhlsHEp--D.c.

CONGRESS HEIGHTs--i bedrm.,
kit, bath. new refgr block from
Capitol and Elmira SBn 80 incl
utils, 1913 HALEY ter sc. Apt. 1.
n, CAPITOL ST f8Ib. mr.. Mo ave
--LRc. 3-rm apt. lovely environ
mod bldg excel transp ssh. incl
utlls Janitor will show apt
BARNEY CIRCLE. 1878 X 81. Sc
Beaut, 1-bedrm apt; new BLDG
w % mel all utlls, will furnish
TRACY Co Hu 3-68Bi
WALTER REED AREA, 41o Cedar
bath. LIST iir.. $40. RA. s.ibO5,
GEORGETOWN, 1880 Que NV
Open. Apt. "a, DI. 7.7hb7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

BEAUTIFUL int. dec. silver. lin.
loo; $3.50. utils, incl. CO. 5-5S77.
NICELY FURN. apt. bedrm.. liv,
.m.. dinette. kit. bath, pchs.. COM
pletelv pvt. newly dec. excel
ransp, Employed adults only. TU
s-5043 after ) pm.
NEW. MODERN, pvt. floor apt. :;
near zoo. opposite park; kitchen
picture window. no. 2-0l9l. IL
MT. PLEAsANT-a-bedrm., liv, rm.,
kit. rec. rm. and bath: scr. porch
garaee: very reas. IA. 1892.
PORTER ST.-Niceiy furn. liy. rm.,
Z bedrms;, kitchen and tile bath
In restricted apt. house. mo chill
dren9 Only ! blk. vest Of Conn
3-iSo0.' CHEVY CHASE REALTY
CO.. Ewes, EN-. 2-4449.
VIC. 18th AND COL. N.W.-charm.
apis: utils incl. CO. 5-2274. 49,
1863 MINTW00D PLACE NV
Sl3 VIZ. SWISS REALTY. Du, Z.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apt, Si0(
per mo-. including heat and no
water. Call VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO. DI. 1-1015.
THE CANTERBURY, 704 3rd st. Nv
Clean, modern, attractive, furn
eftic apt In q beautifully kept
carefully managed elev. bldg. mod.
crate rentals, S65-SS5: located II
the heart Of downtown Washing.
ton: close walk to most Govt
otices ABBY mgr, Apt. ~.
BENTON AT 10th ST. N.W.--Attrac.
lively furnished. bedrm.. liv. rm.
dlnette, kit. bath, porch. Marriec
6Sdl for appointment.
ATIR. ~ APTs.-Sl4 yk. up. Chill
vel, sleeping and hskp.. rm.,- So
wk. UP. ll0l nth NV. DI. 7-7SSS,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Sc. Mod.
l-bedrm. apt. mr.. bus, stores: II.
in. ~ opt: SS4.5O. 10. i-0265
Sc. l4 ISL. 2snd st.-,Pyt. entr. ny.
porch: adults. Reas. LU. 4-4l56.
25lH 18th ST. NV. of Columbia
up Mgr, Apt. 1. AID. 4-032S.
BEACON APIS. 1901 Calvert st.
n.w,--Elev.. ,bedrm., liv, rm., kit.
s-No77 '
AS~V ~ 81 CsE.--L Law Tul.t ueuIIIi,
kit, pvt. bath; no children al
utils. furn.; SIS mo. Ii. 4-29i7
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrac., smartl,
dec. apt; bedrm., liY. rm., lge, kit.
can accommodate = or 3. $50
NO. 1-tjO55.
l26 c ST. NE. mr.. Cap.--l, 2 ant
3 rms. semipvt. ana pvt. baths
reasonable. Ii. 4-5716
DUP. CIR.--charm. little studio hse
for. yng. man; pvt bedrm., H.. b
with | 9th: $40 DU 1919:
DUP. ClR.---Charming big studio rm.
k, b.. in studio hse. for musician
or others; $50, DU. 1882.
i9iI SPRING RID. N.W.-Beautifui
" furn. apt. Ice. foyer, liv rm
bedrm. dressing rm.. din. rm.. kit
and bath: SS5 mo, NO 7-9007.
MT. PLEASANT--Nice, cozy 2-rm
apt: newly dec: End A.: $50. Also
enc. md A.; S35. Tu. 2-09as,
Tiyerton Apis. 112i cath st. NV
/ l Room. Kitchen and Bath So:
/ Utilities Included Good Parking
SAERS REALTY co,
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RASHFORD LANE

Very nice, 2-rm.. kit-and bath apt
Nearby Alex, S62 So per mo; heat
and hot water incl To inspect. sec
3anitor IN bsnt.. 402 Bashford lane,
81 call BOSS d. PHELPS, INC, Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
FALLS CHURCH--3-bedroom bath,
rambler, large lot 500 month.
NJ. r. REYNOLDS & co.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
JE. $4,000
RENT AND OWN

RENT AND OWN
a., Why NOT let your rent apply TO
nome? Call now for complete de-
N. SUBURBAN AREA
Bedrms. Lee I'd. DE. e-i7c6 Ewes.
1929 F STREET NV.
Downtown, near Corcoran Art CAL
lery, ideal for home and studio
Elght rooms and . baths. condition
excellent. asking 5000
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
5l4 Union Trust Bldg. MA. s-3d3o
C0LORED--ith AND FLA. AVE.
Ideal for apis. Gas heat $50
C0LORED--IGsi KALORAMA mn.
N.W.--SiX Ice. rms, porch! tioSe
10 everything $50 mo. Dl 1-es44.
C0LORED--Iela n. CAPITOL ST
Eight Ice. rms; close in, porch:
Sa5 mo DI 7-22ll
CnLORED.-l3OO BLOCK our ST.
NV. SPECIAL BARGAINS b.
story brick. IL ROOMS and .
b5A niy 81 heat; AL s1ndi!ion
G.fs 4 Ina. hiu' MN NEWMAN,
C0LORED - 1877 ONTARIO ri,
NV. lnear 18th and Columbia rd
.--Lge. y-bedrm,; llv. rm., din. I'm
kit, bath, full bsmt; gar: Sla6
mo. Call CO 5-6ga2
COLORED--52O 18th ST. NV
Lee. y rms. and bath. auto gas
heat redec.; sos mo. Inspect or
call co. 5-D222
COLORED---2O PATTERSON ST.
MI rms. bath, gas, electric.
Z, p SCHWARTZ INC. lola Ver-
mont ave NV. DI. 7-62lO,
COLORED--KRAMER ST. NE, mr..
18TH and Benning---M Modern 3 nm.
brick, gas heat good cond.; $40 so,
DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. S-sSS0.
COLORED--Ie5 Ieth ST. N.E.-LiO
lge. rms PERI cond Also close
In, OIL heat, Sl35 mo. Di. 7-224l.
coLoRED a06 LoNGFELLow N W.
DEF. u RMS !. BATH, SItO MO.
COR, BRICK BO1 9th ST. NE,
~ APIS; 9 KIT, 3 BATHS: S1iO,
LOUIS Ridden Tu s.3080
Continued on Next PageD
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1926 G ST. SEW. rm., bedrm.
kit, pvt bath; no children al
utils. furn.: SIS mo, IL. 4-29lT
DUPONT CIRCLE--Attrac. smartl,
dec. apt; bedrm., liy. rm., Ice, kit.
can accommodate = or 3. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11

1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Nicely turn, sgle.. dble. rms, next
to bath: reas. Cali RE. 7-63e3.
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Eiev, bldg;
unusually nice sgie, rin.. adjoining
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-11
ROOMS fuRNlsnsD--N.w.

1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
t Nicely turn, sgle.. dble. rms, mex
to bath: reas. Cali RE. 7-63a3,
1872 18th ST. N.W.-Eiev, bldg !,
unusually nice sgie. rm.. adjoining
shower: SO wk.
1888 N. n. AVE. NV, (The Pana-
bath: $50 and $3.50 wk.
1888 PARK RD.--Spac.. clean front
| rm., shower; maid serv.; good park
ing; for 2 men: $50. DU. 7-9S74
NICELY FURN. RIM; bath. shower;
private home; cow. trans: SIS
monthly. Ala Buchanan st. NV.
.5u CONN. N.W.--Laree. attrac.
nyeiy furnished corner studio room
YOUR OWN KITCHEN plus attrac
sgls. studio rm.,. phone. utils,; man
S35 mo. 1881 Irving. EN- 1906
1854 10th ST. N.W.--Business
women: single, double rms. clean,
beant. furn.. mod. bath. NO. 7-s'l29
81 A DAY UP per person. IIOl 18th
up. vANNEs HOTEL, DI. f-7sss
1880 10th ST. NV. in former le-
gation bldg For employed, settled
ladies, exceptionally large. beaut
rms; next bus stop: grill and ice
box privileges: ample bath and
wardrobe accommodations; single
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will also Washington state visit which avgvrs
we'll for closer relations with that state.
Jordan. which has sbrogated its treaty with Great Britain
and could become economically dependent on Syria and
Egypt (which might we'll that fhe Soviet Union would
be the Ultimate Of the asstanee is reported TO be
considering turning TO he United States for partnership
arrangement under the Presidents plan.
No could assert that this progress that ths
troubles Of the Middle East ended But considering hs
intense sntiWestern feeling which pemeated the Arab
states In the wake Of the Svez and Sinai crises and ths
menf the initial reaction to Mr. Esenhowers plan is remark
able II indicates what be done fhe doctrine Is adopted
by Congress and II fhe necessary funds allotted
Certainly the changing climate Of ihe Middle East under
the impetus Of the Eisenhower Doctrine shows Democratic
criticism in general and Mr.. Dean Aehesons criticism in
particular in very strange light indeed the criticism IS
often contradictory. Some Congressman complain because
the President is asking much power Mr. Aeheson
phins ihst the President already has fhe authority he
quests The former Secretary Of State argues thar Abe doc
frins IS vague uncertain and inadequate" statement
of policy" Yet is showing results in the specific field to
which II confined itseassvranee to the Arab states that
they do have Russia for fear Of Soviet nterven
tion in force.
u is important therefore, that Congress give the Pres
dent the authority he asks and dsmonstas TO the whole
world the Middle East particular that The United
States will support the independence Of the nations Of that
against economic hardship and against Soviet
sion. Within that framework the hard complex task Of
bringing about settlement Of Middle Eastern internal strife
and regulating the status Of the suez Canal proceed