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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-04
Southeast Council
Hits Tax Rise

The Southeast Council Of
Citizens Associations joined
with other area groups in vot-
ing last night to oppose any
additional District taxes at
this time.
The group feels that District
financial SURPRISES can cover
any increase in expenses.
In other business, the coun-
Gil will request that a traffic
survey be made in the Ches-
apeake and Overlook streets
S.W. area to find better rout-
ing during present construc-
ton.
The Eastern Branch YMCA
was host last night to the
Council group. President W. J.
Smith presided.
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spoke to the association about
community precautions that
can be taken by citizens
against criminal actions.
Seventh precinct has the
lowest crime rate Of any
precinct in the District and
the Palisades area has the
lowest crime rate within the
seventh precinct" he said.
In support of the captains
statement. the chairman of the
associations recreation COM
mittee pointed out the success
of a Halloween party at the
Palisades Field House. 1t was
attended by more than 500
youngsters.
The meeting was held at the
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Brakes Pack Power

DETROIT.-B Brakes Of q
modern car are five times more
powerful than the engine, and
more so with power brakes.
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Foods Need Cold

CHICAGO.-Six Of the seven
basic food groups require re-
frigeration to keep them in q
safe and healthful condition.
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by Mr.. stathes at the Grace
Lutheran Church. Sixteenth
and Varnum streets NV.
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er. who Is retiring next month.
The meeting was held at the
Hearst School.
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OF. b-S262
FORD 1856 Country Squire rooms
passenger wagon. This fine A.
wagon is equipped with r. and h.
power steering, auto. trans. II YOU
want smart looks, real economy
and lots Of room, this is the cal
for you. Don't wait, Buy 1t now
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TRIANGLE FORD

FORD $50 Fairians IS" tudor;
Fordomatic. power steering. heat.
e. 2-tone iinish: extra clean.
Si;lge: written Everu@-
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AuroMoRILIs FoR SALE Au1oMopILEs EoR SALE |

FORD 1855 cus(bmiine Tudor club
sedan. sporty aaddle brown finish
with matching anterior; equipped
with automatic transmission, VS.
engine, radio and heater; full re-
conditioning guaranteed. Only
S0ob, terms; cCc warranty.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
y, ZIP Wisconsin Aye. s,0O
FORD $50 Fairlane IS" Tudor;
Fordomatic. power steering, heat.
q. 2-tone iinish: extra clean.
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 r, L. Ave. NE. LA, e.l003
FORD '5b model Fordor: s-cyl..
tt ssns. s hsSs1ttsF' and automatic
HARRIS-PORTER
37l5 Bladensburg Rd.
colmar Manor. Nd. AP. 7-4s2S
FORD 1b3 VS. Ranch Wagon;
extra clean; $b4b,
WHEELER, INC, WHEELMoBILE
..'UsEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPERIAL
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN-. 2-1020
FORD 1885 s-cyl. Fordor; stand.
ard trans, heater, seat covers. q
clean, -ovner car. Real value
at $3.50.
ARLINGTON
MOTOR co, FORD
1917 North Moore 81.
Arlington, Va. ia. 7-67S1
FORD SO Fordor Fairlane; auto, r.
and h.; extra-clean, 1-owner car
Sl.145. EATON CHEVROLET
1910 II ST. ne. Ii. 7-634S.
FORD I6s VS.: can finance, S995,
at 50 a week. LYNN's, AD
FORD '57 Tudor; excel. cond /
81 900 or best ofier. Call RE
FORD 'b7 Victoria 5000; full
power equipment. air eond.;
owner, less than 10000 mi; ST.
6o5, WO, 6-22e6.
FORD $50 Victoria coupe; beautifu
car In excellent eond.: r.. and b.
Wv, auto: pew-car trade-in
Only sR05 dn. Full price. s1,l06
BOWMAN
Observation-Disclosures
1900 0eorgia Ave. NV. RA 6-li2s
FORD 80 Fordor 6-passepger Coun'
try SEDAN; Fordomatic, power
steering, radio, heater, 2-tone I'm
ish; amazingly clean. $1,69b,
written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 R. I. Ave. NE, LA. 9-l00a
FORD $50 Custom 1900" e-cylinder;
standard trans: S1,796. Also
good selection Of company ofiiciai
80 convertibles, station wagons
hardtops. Save hundreds Of dol
lars,
PALMER FORD
3l10 Hamilton St, Hyattsyille, Nd
AP. 7.0l14 OPEN EWES. TILL
FORD '55 convertible: r. and h.,
Fordomstic; real nice; $1.0Ss. -
MONROE FORD
oSs1 E Ev.5Ivs: HSy ST. sDE.,, MS
FORD '52 club coupe; S295; $40
On, SIS mo. ROPER, LA. 6-270O.
FORD '53 station wagon; sacrifice,
$685., SIS On. ROPER, LA. 6-270C
FOPn
'55 cony.; white. black top,
Wv. tires, r. and h., auto.
matte trans: excellent cond.
VIII. 2-365I.
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lcoNIlNUepl

CHEVROLET Bb 1910" 2-door; ex-
cellent iight blue finish; econom-
ical 6-cylinder engine; radio,
heater; fully guaranteed: only
$3.50. HILL 4 SANDERS, Metro.
beaiership. ii2bO Viers Min I'd,
wheaton, Nd. 10. $4,000.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so Custom VS. Fordor; per.
transmission, radio, heater. An
excellent buy ct only S452. HILL
q SANDERS, Metropolitan Wash
ington's Oldest Ford Dealership,
1880 Viers Mil I'd. Wheaton.
Md, 10. b-40f16
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Observation-Disclosures
1900 0eorgia Ave. NV. RA. 6-l12s
FORD 80 Fordor 6-passepger Coun'
try Sedan;. Fordomatic, power
steering, radio, heater, 2-tone I'm
ish; amazingly clean. S1,69b,
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FORD 'b7 Victoria "5OO"; full
owner. less than 10000 MI; ST.
COS WO, 6-2o6b.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

SUPPLEMENTARY Mercedes
1880 ca. Ave. NV. Ia. $4,000
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BOWMAN

FORD OR II S e,s yHsp,a GO. coupe bsa eau
Wv. auto: pew-car trade in
Only secs dn. Pull price. s1,l06
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FORD 'bb Country SQUIRE B-passen-
ger wagon; power steering This
% nss ShHUsSs car su luxe e %
this one; $i.osS; $1eS down. '''
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
FORD 81 Courier sedan delivery;
tan, =. and b., Fordomatic; good
condition. S7ab.
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TRIANGIE EORN

30l0 R. !. Ave. NE, La, 9-l003
FORD 80 Custom 1900" 6-cylinder;
good selection OF company ofiiciai
SO convertibles, station wagons
hardtops. Save hundreds Of dol
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FORD '57 Tudor; excel. cond /
Sl,596 or best offer. Call RE
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KIRK MOTOR co
BELL MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1857 Windsor 4-dr.
hardtop: T. and h.. power steering,
auto. trans; fully guaranteed;
spotless automobile; S1,795. L. p.
STEUART SILVER SPRING, INC. ).
1JA1 Raef- Waet huv III Q.1AQa
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1917 North Moore 81.
Arlington, Va. ia. 7-S7S1
FORD SO Fordor Fairlane; auto, r.
s sPd 81 s1T iS5ss' dT HEhsE csT
FORD I6s VS.: can finance, S995,
a. SO week. LYNN's. AD
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FORD 1855 cuslbmiins Tudor elut
sedan. sporty aaddle brown finlsf
with matching anterior; eauippet
with automatic transmission, V-t
engine, radio and heater; full re.
conditioning guaranteed. Oni,
$D0b, terms; CCC warranty.
MI nWswx NJ = - III 1911 -
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE AuroMoRILEs FoR SALE

FORD '62 Victoria hsrdtopi Fordo-
matte; ! owner; perfect condition;
BELL MOTORS
Sill wis. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
FORD $50 Custom IS" Fordor;
S ) ~. reds IsSIc and heater, FofdO'
|CHERNER FORD
|l7ll Florida Ave. NV. Ho. 2-B005
FORD 49, ,viessris o2;sSr.; excel.
FORD ,66 hardtop Victoria; :. and
TAKOMA FORD
TOSS CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
FORD $50 Victoria VS. Tudor hard
top; automatic trans, radio and
PiNEY BRANCH MOTORS, $500
Ager I'd, w. Hyatts., WA. 1881.
FORD 1859 4-dr. station wagon;
black, Wv. tires. power brakes
and steering, manual shift, r,
and h; S2,605. OWNER, OIL. q
773S,
FORD $50 Fairlane Tudor sedan;
seas. vii. 6.7s07. wheaton, Nd
FORD 1857 Fairiane 300" Vic
toria hardtop coupei exceptionally
clean, low-mileage sport model;
T SRSnin %ate aSSGns h nt. BACK sppO nsn
ments; equipped with radio and
heater, automatic Transmission
power steering and power brakes
Only S1,795, terms; ccC warranty
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
,7725 Wisconsin Aye.
OIL. 4-l4l2 OIL. 4-6i0C
FORD "a Fordor 9-pass, wagon
equip; good cond,; 1905.
TAKOMA FORD
7035 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
FORD '55 VS. Country sedar
wagon; radio, heater, Fordomatit
drive; new Wv, tires; exception
WHEELER, INC, wHEELMoBILE
USEFUL" ONE OWNER CARS
lCHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH-I IMPERIAL
$500 WISCONSIN, N W.. EN-. 2-102t
FORD '57 "6": can finance, $3.50
50 week. LYNN's. AD. 4-4646
FORD SO VS. 0aiaxie hardtop
pvt. owner; will sac. Like new
peaut. white exterior, silver ant
blue uphol. Immac. In every re,
spect. Equipped with ?. and h.
auto. trans, power steering, etc
Guaranteed. Call TW. 3-9344.
FORD 1884 Country SQUIRE 4-dr
s sssslC9 car Hs sssS e. PvP sTEuX XiFI
SILVER SPRING. INC, 1l4I East.
West hwy. JU. 9-1434.
FORD 'b7 Country Sedan: white
low mileage; real clean: $1,S95
CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
OUR 26th YEAR
EOpn t6o Fuefoy, 1san0Is e o,,ii,. A.
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Sstlci i owner; perfect sonditioS
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FORD SO VS. oalaxie hardtop;
pvt. owner; will sac. Like new.
peaut. white exterior, silver and
blue uphol. Immac. In every re-
spect. Equipped with r. and h.,
Guaranteed. Call TW. 3-a344.
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TAKOMA FORD

FORD "a Fordor 9-psss. wagon
eduip ao0d cond GRQh
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DODGE '52; splendid cond,; s2Bb;
SIS down. ROPER, LA. $4,000.
DODGE $50 Sierra station vAgoni
T miisSs.. h si'sSs. automatic i'N
COLONIAL OLDS CO.
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 3.6b6t
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FIAT 1850 900" 2-dr.; perfect
little car I,, 40 =, miles per cal; $Is e
| 4702 Miller ave, OIL. A-l00O.
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BELL MOTORS

sCQrVAIRS = Brand-new 1860 -
s Large shipment lust arrived Only
Z S2,15S.05. Fully factory equipped.
& See how you can own one for $40
q month. Fully equipped. radio
snd heater. poE ,g As lev 10y v. as
Georgia ave, at University blvd.
Wheaton. Md. 10. 5-1295. ask
for Ed Kensic, Sales Manager
formerly from Pittsburg Pa.
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Sill Wis. Ave. NV. WQ. 6-s9O0
FORD '5S Fairlane 800" Victoria
nsh, orniseomatc o trSnsms wnrs
teed' Only Sss $50 a HILL HILL & s San
DERS, Metropolitan Washinston' &
Oldest Ford leadership, 1880
Viers Mill I'd, Wheaton, Nd, 10.
5.4O66.
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Family Meals Thdt Feature
Less Expensive Ldmb Cuts

with rice. If desired. Four
servings.
Lamb Kidneys Supreme
pound lamp kidneys
4 slices bacon
2 tablespoons -four
u teaspoon salt
70 teaspoon pepper
/ can (234 ounces sliced
mushrooms
/ bouillon cube
" teaspoon prepared mus
tard
cup dairy sour cream
Remove fat and membrane
from kidneys Cut into halves.
Cook bacon until crisp. Re-
move bacon and break into
pieces. Mix together flour.
salt and pepper. Dredge kid
neys in seasoned flour. Brown
slowly in bacon drippings.
Pour of drippings. Add mush-
rooms and liquid and bouillon
cube. Cover tightly and sim
mer 20 minutes. Mix together
mustard and sour cream and
add to kidneys. Stir and heat
through. Serve on a hot plat
ter and sprinkle with bacon
pieces. Four to five servings.
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to Capitol Hill where he will
address a joint meeting Of
the House and Senate.
While President Lemus ad-
dresses a National Press Club
luncheon on Thursday. his
wife will pay a visit to st.
AIMS Infant Home on Cali
fornia street NV. and later
to Friendship House in
Southeast Washington.
The distinguished couple
and their retinue will depart
early Friday morning for
New York City. later will 60
on to Springfield. H.. and
Houston. Tex, before board
ing a special flight Oh March
81 for FL Salvador.
Other visitors in town this
week who will be wined and
dined for their three-day
stay are the Earl Of Rose
and his wife, the Countess of
Rose, who will check in
today.
The Earl is chairman of
the Standing Committee of
Museums and Galleries in
Great Britain and is here to
begin a series Of speeches for
the Trinity College of Dublin.
Of which he is vice chancel-
lor.
Tonight the ROSES will b;
honor guests at Q dinner be-
ing given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert May at Hillwood.
Tomorrow night the Irish
Ambassador and Mrs. Hearne
will give a reception for Lord
and Lady Rose. Later that
evening the director of the
American Association of Mu-
seums. Mr.. J. A. Patterson,
will be host for the visitors
at a black tie dinner at THE
Lindens," the Kalorama road
home Of Mrs. George Maurice
Morris.
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BY ANITA BLACK
Contributing Writer

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Mrs. Edgar Finley Shan
non Jr.. whose life has en-
comprised a great number
of changes in the past half
dozen years, faces another
transition in a happy chain
Of events: the change to be-
coming the wife of the presi-
dent Of the University Of Vir-
ginia.
Her husband, DR.. Edgar
Finley Shannon Jr. of the
English Department faculty,
recently was named presi-
dent-elect Of the University.
He will assume his duties sue
ceeding Mr.. Colgate w. OAR
den Jr.. this summer.
Approximately half a dozen
years ago Mrs. Shannon was
Miss Eleanor Bosworth. dean
of women at Southwestern,
in her native Memphis. Tenn.
In 1854 she resumed grad
uate studies, at Columbia
University and Union Theo-
logical Seminary. In February
1856 she became the bride
Of DR.. Shannon who was then
a Harvard faculty member.
They moved here in fall Of
1856 when DR.. Shannon join
ed the University Of Virginia
faculty as associate professor
of English.
The Shannon's daughters,
Eleanor BoSworth. who is %
months old, and Elizabeth
Anderson, Just nine weeks
old. were born here.
She's Active
Mrs. Shannon is a member
of the Faculty Wives Club
but holds no office. She is q
member Of the local Sweet
Briar Alumnae group and of
the board Of Westminster
Presbyterian Church kinder
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BY VIOLET FAULKNER

oNNA EOOA A-4AsGA
With lamb in greater
than-usual supply this
month, here's a chance to
vary the family menu with
some new and different lamb
dishes.
Our first suggestion is a
lamb and noodle dinner US
ing homeless lamb stew. Us
ually lamb stew is taken
from the shoulder but other
meaty trimmings may be
used as well.
It's a made-to-order dish
for your electric frying pan
and takes about 1l2 hours to
cook. Once the control is set
for simmering. your cooking
worries are practically over.
Let the meat and vegetables
Just barely bubble for about
an hour, then 80 minutes be-
fore the end of the cooking
time. add the noodles.
With the lamb and noodles.
serve celery and carrot sticks.
buttered broccoli, crusty rolls
and apple pie for dessert.
We're inclined to think Of
lamb curry as taking con-
siderable time, but here's one
that can be made in only 80
minuteS-it's curried lamb
balls. The ground lamb is
mixed with seasonings,
shaped into balls, Drowned
and then simmered in a curry
sauce and served topped with
coconut and peanuts.
To complete this meal. add
buttered green beans, a plain
lettuce salad with an oil
vinegar dressing. and for
dessert your choice Of ice
cream SundaeS.
Lamb kidneys are a great
favorite with many people.
and you either like them a
lot or can't abide them pre-
pared in any fashion. For
those who count kidneys
among their best-liked dishes.
try the following recipe done
with sour cream. With it
serve a rice pilaf. fresh
asparagus, tomato salad, and
strawberry pie for a special
dinner.
Lamb and Noodles Dinner
2 pounds homeless lamb for
stew, cut in Inch cubes.
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and twice monthly plan. Il
wash daily as ! feel 1t Is
easier with q large family
Monday, the entire house
gets q "once over lightly"
Tuesday, downstairs gets q
light cleaning and ! do my
ironing.
Thursday, I do the upstairs
thoroughly. including chang
ing beds. which makes my
wash load heavier.
Friday. I clean the down
stairs thoroughly. washing
slipcovers. too, whenever
necessary.
Wednesday is not listed as
you will note. This is my
"day Of" ! sew or shop or
make dental or doctor ap-
pointments or have someone
in to lunch. It Is a day ] do
anything ! want, and it's also
handy for any extra jobs
which I ordinarily don't have
time for.
] have 10 windows upstairs
and IA downstairs. ! wash
the inside every two weeks.
upstairs during one. and
downstairs during the next.
on the days Of my regular
cleaning. Floors I do once a
month except for the kitchen
and the bathroom which are
done more often. Upstairs and
downstairs floors are never
done during the same week.
I haven't mentioned Sat-
urday. My husband is usually
home and that is the day ]
give the place q once over
lightly cleaning again and dc
my weekend baking.
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Visitors to Tdke
New Parade Route

Sevilla -Sacasa. the President
Of the Board Of Commission
erS of the District and Mrs.
Mclaughlin and many more.
Now in u. s.
President Lemus and his
party arrived this morning
in Miami and were scheduled
to leave at 2 pm. for
Charlottesville, Va, where
the president Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia and Mrs.
Colgate w. Darden, jr.. are
to entertain in their honor at
a reception and dinner.
Their four-day stay in
Washington will follow the
customary pattern reserved
for oficial visitors. with
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover giving q State dinner
at the White House on the
first night tomorrow to be
followed by q reception and
musicale.
On Wednesday night, Act
ing Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Christian Herter will
entertain in their honor at a
state dinner in Anderson
House and on the following
night President and Mrs.
Lemus will give a dinner in
honor of President and Mrs.
Eisenhower in the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel.
A busy itinerary has been
laid out for President Lemus
with a separate slate of
events planned for FL Saliva
doris First Lady during their
stay.
TO m orr W, President
LemuS will no sooner finish
a private luncheon with his
party at the Presidents
Guest House than he will be
of again to place wreaths
both on the Tomb Of the Un-
knowns in Arlington Gene
terry at 3 pm. AMI on the
Tomb Of Washington at
Mount Vernon an hour later.
At S pm. he is scheduled to
address a meeting of the
Council of the Organization
of American States at the
Pan American Union.
Mrs. Lemus will begin her
round of activities by attend
ing a round table discussion
Wednesday morning with
specialists of the Children's
Bure u, Department Of
Health. Education and We'll
fare. At IL am. that morn
ing she will visit Miss Bertha
Adkins, Undersecretary Of
HEW in the latter's Office.
Wednesday afternoon she
will accompany her husband
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When Ell Salvador's Presi-
dent and Mrs. Jose Maria
Lemus arrive on an ofiicial
visit tomorrow. their welcom-
ing motorcade through Wash
ington will follow a new
parade route chosen person.
ally by President Eisenhower.
The new route, announced
last week by the State De-
partment, will be employed
in greeting all future chiefs
Of state who stop in the
Capital City. Passing through
q more extensive section Of
downtown Washington. the
new way will permit a larger
number Of the local citiZenry
to watch the paradeS Of well
come and see the visiting
dignitaries.
1t was reported President
Eisenhower took q personal
interest in changing the
ng-standing ofiicial motor
cade route after the state
visit Of the President of the
Argentine Republic and Mrs.
Frondizi in January. Granted
1t was a rainy day. 1t was
said President Eisenhower
was embarrassed nevertheless
by the lack Of greeters to
welcome the distinguished
visitors along the old route.
New Route
Tomorrow's motorcade will
leave MATS terminal. cross
the Fourteenth Street Bridge
and proceed UP Fourteenth
street to New York avenue
where it will swing west to
Pennsylvania avenue and the
Presidents Guest House.
The State visit from the
President Of Fl Salvador and
Mrs Jose Maria Lemus heads
a number Of events this
week on the local diplomatic
scene.
Accompanied by the For
eign Minister and Mrs. Ortiz
and a party Of high officials,
FL Salvador's visiting Chief
Executive is expected to put
down, at MATS terminal at
precisely noon tomorrow in
President Eisenhower's per-
sonal plane. Columbine III,
Present to extend greet
ings will be a host of this
countrv's top officials led by
President Eisenhower. Also
on hand to welcome the
group will be the Acting Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs. Her
ter the Chief of Staff Of the
United States Air Force and
Mrs. White. the Dean of the
Diplomatic Corps and Mrs.
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Mrs. Shannon Fits
Into Academic Life

garten. She belongs to the
University League and hopes
in the nebulous future to add
the American Association Of
University Women-she has
been active elsewhere-to her.
activities here.
There is another love in
Eleanor Shannon,s life. It's
Sweet Briar College. She was
entranced by the college on
the day she enrolled, she tells.
She was graduated magma
cum laude in 1947 and she
says that she enjoyed every
day between those two events.
She currently serves on the
executive board Of the Sweet
Briar Alumnae Association
and last month was one of
three alumnae elected to
membership in the Theta Of
Virginia Chapter Of Phi Beta
Kappa at Sweet Briar.
From Memphis
Before entering Sweet Briar
Mrs. Shannon was educated
at Miss Hutchison's School in
her native memphis. After
graduation from Sweet Briar
she took her masters degree
at Cornell University.
She was history professor
and assistant dean of women
at Southwestern before be.
coming dean Of women there.
She enjoys her indirect
contact through her husband
with the academic world. She
loves reading the articles he
writes. is interested in his
work, and loves 1t when he
talks shop at home.
A side benefit of her hus.
bands appointment is some.
thing she anticipates with
great pleasure and that Is the
occasion for becoming better
acquainted with Mrs. Darden.
wife of the university's OUT
going president.
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Cabinet information
Miss E. ~, HyGttsUille

MISS Z. ", HJdttSDtIIe
I have q mahogany cabinet
which was brought to WASH
ington from Philadelphia in
June Of 1900. Is there any
way I can find out just how
old this piece Of furniture Is?
For many years 1t was To-
Gated in the office of the
Secretary Of the Senate.
I know very little about old
furniture. The doors of this
cabinet each have Is pieces
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Jar Giveuwoy

Mrs. r. L. c., Washington
viii some kind, resource
full reader please offer sug-
gestions for where to give
away about 800 nice clean
jam and Jelly jars-various
sizes, glass with tops? All
the commercial labels have
been removed. Being a thing
keeper, space is too scarce to
store these any longer, yet
they are too good to throw
away.