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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26
BAR-WHISKEY-N,W,
LUNCHEONETTE
PATENT MEDICINE

PATENT MEDICINE
owner quotes over 500 daily:
hours, S-S; closed Sun; small pay
roll well established: must be
seen to be appreciated. Exclusive.
Self-Serv. Grocery, NV.
Owners quote $4,000 weekly cash:
mixed trade: well-known money
maker, nicely equipped; good
lease; $4,000 down win handle
Exclusive.
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AAA BUSINESSES
GIBRALTAR co.
(Listings Wanted in
D. G.. Md; and vaO

NAANAAlko w dhNCd Az
d. c., Nd. and Va.)
TAVERNS-PR. GEO. co.
Property and bus. Reas. terms
2-Night club. Good vol. business
3.-On-off; good bus. Lge. parking,
excel. loo. Only $4,000 down.
TAVERN, VA.
Only $4,000: reas. terms; good
bus; low rent, with apt.
TAVERN, D. c.
Pa. ave. Closed Sun. Good bus.
low rent: nice clientele. Terms.
TAVERN-MOTEL
8. Md. Slots; prop, lge. dance hall
Good bus; $4,000; terms.
Pizza, sandwiches; Over $4,000
net OF0f Ero 81; n sf MSi shop ctr
Nd. driVe-in. Excel. location;
$4,000 cash handles.
DRUGSTORE
Va: 40 RX daily: S150,O00 VI
business; excel. location.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT
Va, beer; modern; equipped: good
parking: excel. business.
DONUT SHOP
Va, drive-in, low rent; good bust.
ness: only $4,000 Terms.
BOAT SHOP-MD.
Bethesda; repairs, etc: excel. loo
Good bus: reas. terms.
MOTEL RESTAURANT
ocean City; 81 units on ocean: Nv
utrs.: 100000. terms.
BARBER SHOP
For rent in Laurel. Md, shopping
center; 500 mo.
REPAIR SHOP
Sill Spg.: appliances, vacuums, etc
Will teach: 5000 week net.
LIQUOR LICENSE
Md, az off-sale package; (2l Beer
SANDWICH SHOP
Downtown, SO pm, closed Sun.
$4,000, terms: good business.
DRY CLEANING
Drive-tn, sc. Md; solvent plant
Only $4,000: terms.
LUNCHEONETTE
Bethesda, Md; ga closed Sun;
excel. bus. loo. Only. $4,000.
~ p; C. NV; excel: bus; reas.
DELICATESSENS
~ M. Langley PIX; good carryout
(2) Wheaton, Md. good volume, lee
L1oUoR STORE
Drive-in; excel. oppty. to expand
nice loo: SIS. 000 cash down.
TOURIST HOME
Md: 3 apis, plus rooms TO rent
ideal for widow; excel income
valuable comml. prop: $500 dn
BEAUTY SALONS
~ Hyatts., Md: $500: terms.
90 Laurel, Nd, for rent; 500.
HOTEL. MD.
Ocean City; $4,000 net summer
restaurant leased out; s rms. Il
rent; 100000; subst. cash down
MISCELLANEOUS
Upholstery shop-Md. shop. ctr.
Ladies' shop-Conn. ave. small.
Paint store-Md.: wallpaper, etc
cleaning-N.W.; only $500
Catering bus.-NW.: well estab.
Hardware-Md. and Va: shop. ctr
Northumberland very reas
Gift shop-Conn. ave: very reas
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-650t
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AMER. UNIV. PK.-Brk. Cape Cod,
= bedrm., firepl.: rec. rm.; scr.
porch, fenced I'd, couple pref,
lease. Rent Sl35 mo. EN-. 3-679S.
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APIS. uNFuRNlSHED-N
(cONTlNUED)


SILVER SPRING - Extra-lge. 2
bedrm. apt. Sl0b includes utilS
August 18th occupancy. Adults.
WoODSIDE MANOR, l0l02 Ga,
ave, JU. 0-2l23.
SUITLAND-Lovely 1 bedroom, lly'
ing room, kitchen and bath; nevis
redecoratedi $3.50 per mo. 10
S-5777.
TAKoMA PARK-cool area; s. rms
q bedrmsD; reas; mr.. Andrews
School: non-drinkers, ~, 9-s347
TAKOMA PARK bedrms., Ice
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath: LIST
q. Good transp, and shops. Ju
b-S26a,
TAKoMA PARK-2 bedrms,, liv.
attic; redec lieu, 1T, refer. with
freezer. adults only. sos mo. Incl,
water and heat, Ju, S-2l1b.
rAKOMA PARK-2 bedrms, SEQ:
| bedrm,, $50 all utils. incl. JU,
$4,000
TAK0MA PARK-Modern spacious
de luxe centrally located. . bed
air cond., redec,, sound proof;
ideal laundry and storase. Year
lease, SOS plus utils, JU, 5-5279
TAK0MA PK.-lSt floor: 5 rooms.
bath. front and rear porches:
bsmt, yard; no children: 1915, gas
and cleo. incl. No. IL Phila ave.
Call JU. 5-l254. aft. 10 am.
TAKOMA PARK AND SILVER
SPRING-One bedrm.; near shops
all utils.: S77.50 and SSb. WA.
T-1799.
TAKOMA PARK, 10 Manor circle
2 rms, kit, dinette and bath;
near stores and bus; SS4.60, incl
utils. MA. S-S3QS, or JU. S-9375
TAFOMA PARK : Redec, 0 rms,
bath and utils. Nondrinking
quiet cpl s1l0 mo. JU. 9-2656
SLIGO CREEK PIX. AREA, Sl25
per mo. Spac 2-bedrm. apt. i'm
med. OCCUPANCY. Adults only
W. ]. NICHOLAS, HE. 4-lO00,
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS = 3-bedrI

COUNTRY CLUB HILL, Arl.: avail
able / Aug; exclusive loo. 35th
St; brick rambler, 3 bedrms., den,
3 baths. maids quarters. double
gar, lge. living rm. with f1repl.,
dining rm.. secluded sun porch
fully equip. G. E. kit. full base
ment, finished rec. rm. with flrepl.,
service and laundry rm., stairway
to lge. storage attic; gas heat;
S275 per mo-; buy at $4,000.
KE. S-2706.
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ROCKVILLE-3-bedrm. bungalow;
very clean; COW. shops and
schools: Sis. Ewes. and Sun, OIL.
2-6497.
ROCKVILLE bedrm. rambler
Fenced corner lot. R. L. SMITH
REALTY. GA 4-7711, GA. 4-s795
SILVER SPRING-Brick; 3 bed
rms: liv. rm., din. rm., kit; ga
rage; Ia baths, . porches: fruit;
conv. schools, shops and transp.
tn. 2-2033.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-8-bedrm. ram.
with bsmt.: lge. lot, quiet st. S140.
JE 3-SS96, ewes.
SPRINGFIELD bedrm. br.; rec
rm., bu!lt-in garage, Ia baths.
Avail. Sept. l. $3.50 mo. Would
like minimum 2-yr. lease. CT.
6-5S14.
ST. AIMS PARISH-Newly deco
rated; 2 bedrms.: garage; porches.
S125: refs. EN-. 3-l6S1.
S. ARL.-2-bedrm. brick: bsmt.
avail. Aug. /; sos. OF. Arose.
SHEPHERD PARK = Beaut. stone
garage Immediate occupancy. r
ave, Ma. 5000; ewes. ia. 9-iS7a
Sill. SPG.-Avail. Aug. /. 3-bed-
rm. air-cond. duplex; exposures;
Ia baths: / blk. Walter Reed
Annex, good transp., CLOSE
schools: Sf42.50 plus cleo. Mrs
Bean, JU. 9-4794.
SILVER SPRINGS bedrooms. ~
! baths. FRANK L. HEWITT COM
PAEY. JU. $4,000.
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OTHER LISTINGS

Many other highly desirable
apt. homes are exclusively
listed with this office. They
are in well established. con-
veniently located buildings
and range In size from / to 4
bedrms. Total prices from
5000 to $4,000.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

BAR AND REsTAURANT-All new
fixtures and equip. tavern and
lunch rm.: separate main dining
I'm. and cocktail lounge, lower
level colored bar; owners liv.
Qtrs.; all completely air cond.
located on court house square in
county seat; old established bust
ness. Legal slots.
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UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY

UCob lNluB uuhIbbIs. AIOSstS Cbut-
900, CPA records. $50. 900 needed
UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY
To buy one OF Virginia's famous
Caverns: $4,000 cash down, ex-
cellent long-term investment.
ALEXANDER P. MARSHALL
MOTEL BROKERS
527 WYATT BLDG.
WASH. 5, D. C.. Ma. S-7946
AT PINEY BRANCH AND FLOWER
AVE. shopping center-Avail. cor
ner store, $500 50. #. with full
bsmt-. A real opportunity for ag-
gressive merchant. Low starting
rent. Call JU S-ss55,
AUTO REPAIR. show room, radio
repair, gas station, used car lot;
take over lease. individual or good
for 2 partners: in town corner To-
cation; s stalls, . twin post and
l chassis lifts Latest equipment
including: Clayton chassis dyno-
mometer. Dumont scope, B. and D.
valve refscer and reseater, distri-
butron. distributor tester, lacks,
stands, 2 porto-powers, z benches
with vises: generator and regula-
tor tester; compressor; spray gun;
fender grinder; chain hoist: 'front.'
end room with Weaver equipment;
paint room: parts room; Office
with furniture. gas in ground; oil
Take over entire operation. Rea-
sonable. 2417 14th st. NV. Nc
phone questions nswered-cloSed
Sunday. Can see Monday $40
am. $3.50 pm. Call for appt. to-
day 10. 4-6617, Monday after
$40 NO. 7-0517
BAR-WHISKEY-N.W.
owner quotes over 81 400 weekly
can be greatly increased by per-
sonal mgmt.. now operated solely
by help; seats 200: wonderful op.
portunity for partners or large
family; no reasonable offer re-
fused Exclusive
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SILVER SPRING - Extra-lge. Q
bsd .a; sPsi ;l coSDd includes t NILS
WooDSIDE MANOR, l0l02 Ga,
ave. i'll. 0-ol23.
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-2-bedroom Cape Cod with full
basement, large living room with
fireplace. separate dining room.
Semifinished rec room, l bath,
lovely 1la-acre wooded lot: avail
able July 25 at S145 per mo. Call
LYNCH BROS, INC, REALTORS,
Springfield, Va, FL. 4-7000 (closed
GundaVsl
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HARDWARE STORE = One Of
Washington's oldest established
businesses. Centrally located on
busy street Contact Mrs. Ethel
Rice, SANDOz, INC, DU. 7-1234:
home, EN- 2-3993.
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CHILLUM RID. AREA-Avail. Aug.
Iov ss~i r St d Ssdr% qGoa 6 SsRt
borhood mr.. schools and transp ;
500. Call WILLIAM REID, JU.
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Insurance

Unlimited opportunity for energetic,
intelligent person for owning
insurance business, located IN new
air-cond. downtown bldg, No
capital required. Attrac. offieeS
and excel working cond Write
qualifications. education and ex-
perience Box 237-z, Star,
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Immediate Occupancy

500 .b0-Sl50
newly decorated brick RAM
blers In the Falls Church and
Annandale area; many with all
electric GE kitchens including
garbage disposals, dishwashers.
etc, fireplace. full basement with
outside entrance, two or three
bedrooms: near schools, stores
and buses. Apply portion Of rent
towards down payment.
If A.1OOO IN O.QAI6
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TAKoMA PARK--2 bedrms., lge
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath; LIST
z, Good transp, and shops. 10
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sUITLAND-LQvely bedroom, liy-
ing room, kitchen and bath; newly
Iedeeoratedi $3.50 per mo. Jo'
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TAKoMA PARKS bedrms,, iiv.
rm,, din. rm.. kit. bath, storage
attic; redec. lieu, 1T, refer. with
freezer, adults only. SOS mo. Incl,
water and heat III S-ol1h
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c absth b TaAS6 5sas BsltinoPe ave-
mr.. Oh. Ch.-Wis shop. ctr; liv;
rec. rm.. fire TD scr. och: A CONF
pletely redecorated; $1S5. OIL
2-4373.
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ROCK CREEK PIX. ESTATES
Beaut. brick Georgian Colonial
home facing Rock Greek PIX. in
lions. Modern kit, breakfast rm.,
din. rm., large entrance hall
huge liv. rm, powder rm., 6
bedrms., 4Ia baths. Diet. gear
garage. S275 per. mo. Call RIA.
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$3.50 ..... NY OF the LoWeV
su'tp stiIth hai'ts Possible Prices: In
our industry the products Of Giont siond out
for excellence in quality thot defies oil COM
petition. This rigid STANDARD Of performance
allows for Giont no more than one penny
net profit per dollar sales.
Evening star., 1959-11-29
COLORFUL
SPORTS SHIRTS

Smart styling is an inherent feature Of
these sports shirts by Donegal and Pendle-
ton. The comfort that goes along with
the finest styling makes these shirts
ideal Christmas gifts for the men on your
holiday list.
Donegal Cotton Flannel Shirts
These fashionable wash and wear sports
shirts come in blues, browns, reds and
greens. Sizes S, M, L and XL. A fine
addition to mans cool weather ward
robe 4.OO
PendIetOn Wool Shirts PendIe-
tons lOO96 virgin wool sports shirts
come in good choice Of coIors in sizes 5,
M, L and xL. Excellent gift for the dis
cernino. II.S0, IZ.SO' A0'OO
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor
also Chevy Chase. Corners ond Alexandra
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CLUB CALENDAR,

Sigma Phi International:
Meeting at 8 pm, at the
home of Mrs. Dale Helms.
8ll0 Tahona drive, Silver
Spring.
The Couples Bridge Section
of the Junior WOman's Club
Of Silver Spring: Meeting at
8:15 pm. at the home of Mrs.
John McCarren, l00l5 Rem
frew road. Silver Spring.
TOMORROW
Colonel James Mccall
Chapter, OAR: Luncheon
meeting at noon at the home
of Mrs. r. E. Pelikan, 6638
Barnaby street NV.
The Washington Pembroke
Alumnae Club: Lunch e on
meeting at l pm. at the
Hay Adams House.
The ID. c. Society of the
Danes Of the Court of Honor:
Meeting at 2 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Mason D. Washington,
3l06 North Seventeenth
street, Arlington.
Catholic Daughters Of
America: Dinner and fashion
show at $50 pm. at the club
house.
The Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase: Social section
dinner. cards and dancing at
7 pm.
The Ways and Means Com
mittee of d. C. City Council,
Beta Sigma Phi International
Sorority: Card party at 8
pm.
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President 81 the Internation-

President Of the Internation-
al Finance Corporation Rob-
ert Garner and Senator
Prescott Bush were a few of
the stand-out guests.
Also present were Mrs.
Allen Dulles, wife Of the CHA
Director; Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. WILDER
Brucker; Undersecretary of
the Treasury and Mrs. Julian
Baird; former Assistant Sec
rotary of the Treasury. Mr..
Andrew OVERLY. and is or
more Ambassadors.
In all, about $500 attended.
EARLIER YESTERDAY.
the Philippine delegates to
the conference were enter
tanned at a luncheon in the
Philippine Embassy.
And after the Andersons'
party, the Spanish Ambassa-
dor, the Count Of Motrico,
hurried back to his embassy
to give a black-tie stag din
ner honoring two important
delegates from his country
Minister of Finance Marieno
Navarro Rubio, and Minister
of Commerce Alberto Ullas-
tres.
Among the guests were
Peruvian Ambassador Berck-
emeyer, chairman of this
years monetary conference;
Secretary of Commerce Fred
erick H. Mueller, Mr.. Per
Jacobson, managing director
of the International None
tary Fund; Mr.. Raymond j.
Saulnier, chairman of the
Council of Economic Advis-
ers: Assistant Secretary Up
ton; Mr.. Samuel CfWaugh.
president Of the ESport-Im-
port Bank, and Mr.. Vance
Brand, director of the Devel-
opment Loan Fund.
Others there were Mr..
Davidson Som m ers, vice
president of the International
Bank; Mr.. Learned j. Saccio.
deputy director, ICA; Mr..
Robert H. Mcbride, director
of Western European Affairs
of the State Department; Mr..
Richard Aldrich, economic
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Famous Men Wdit
In PdrtY Queue ?

No one seemed to mind.
Said an Ambassadors wife
cheerfully. after greeting the
hosts, But it's wonderful.
isn't it, that so many have
come"
Another guest. a man.
looked compassionately from
"a second-floor window at
those still waiting outside.
I'm afraid" he said. they'll
arrive after the party is
over"
For the first half of the
6-to-8 o'clock reception, the
Deputy Undersecretary Of
State and Mrs. c. Douglas
Dillon received with the
Andersons. Then, when the
billions had to leave to dress
for a black-tie dinner, the
Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. T. Gray
don Upton stepped into the
line.
GUESTS MOVED from
the drawing room down the
back stairway into the din
ing room. where they found
a mammoth buffet table
crowded with fancy dishes,
side tables filled with sweets,
and several bars.
On a balcony overlooking
the great hall the United
States Navy Band Orchestra
played Viennese waltzes and
show tunes; when they
stepped out for intermission,
the Navy Sea Chanters
moved in to sing Sailing,
Sailing" and other nautical
songs.
French Finance Minister
Antoine Pinay, The Neither
lands Finance Minister j.
Jijlstra, Chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board VIII
liam McChesney Martin, jr.,
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TONIGHT

Gamma Chapter, Beta
Sigma Phi: Business meet
ing and cultural program at
z pm, 27l9 Connecticut
avenue NV.
Washington Chapter Of
American Women in Radio
and TelevisiOn: Reception
and dinner at $50 pm. in
the Crystal Room of the
Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
The Jefferson village
Woman's Club: Meeting at 8
pm. at Holy Trinity Luther
an Church.
The National Defense
Committee, District of CO.
lumbia OAR: Meeting at 8
pm. at the Chapter House,
1882 Massachusetts, avenue
NV,
Junior WOman's Club of
Chevy Chase, Drama Section:
Meeting at 8:l5 pm. at the
home of Mrs. John Mum,
: 1902 Marcliff road. Lux
manor.
Rock Greek WOmen's Re-
publican Club: Movie at 8
pm. at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Garvin E. Tankersley,
1900 River road, Bethesda.
Xxi Kappa Chapter of Beta
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sold q costume scheduled to
be shown at the Interna-
tional Fashion presentation
at the stores preview. A
quick call to Julius Gar
finckel & Co. produced a
duplicate of Monte-Sano and
Pruzan design. It was being
shown in conjunction with
the visit of Vincent Monte
Sano at Garf1nckel's.
Molly Goldberg Gertrude
Berg) discussing her famous
large size dresses that go
way up to size So. 1--WE could
have fitted Mrs. Khrushchev
without alterations"
Larry Aldrich, whose dresses
are IS famous as his art
collection on Seventh avenue,
will be in Washington, Octo-
Der 8. for the formal opening
Of Fifteen French Painters"
at The Corcoran Gallery. He
has loaned the exhibition
two paintings, one by Hans
Hartung and the other a
Nicolas de Stael.
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Concert
To Benefit
Refugees

Members of the Executive
Committee and some of the
sponsors of the Philharmonic
Hungarica Concert were
guests at a tea given yes
terday by Mrs. Richard Rid
dell.
Mrs. Riddell, National
Honorary Chairman of Co.
ordinated Hungarian Relief,
Inc, held the tea at her
house on Chain Bridge road.
The concert will be per-
formed by the refugee SYM
phony orchestra October 7
at Constitution Hall, under
the direction of noted Amer
lean conductor Antal Dorati.
Coordinated Hungarian Re-
lief, Inc. is sponsoring the
event and will benefit from
the proceeds.
The concert will be under
the patronage of Mrs. Rich
ard Nixon.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
French, Designer Is
Luncheon Guest
BY ELEM
GAnn nnnhIan HLtniAn,


He came. He saw. With a
disarming smile, French De-
Signer Jules Francois Crahay
of Nina Ricci said EAU Re-
voir" to Washington Fashion
Group members and their
guests, having made a fashion
conquest. He was the guest
of honor at yesterdays
luncheon at The Washing
ton Hotel.
Through Robert Ricci, head
Of the House of Ricci in
Paris, and Vice President for
the past 10 years of the
Chambre Syndicate de la
haut couture. Crahay made
known certain things he feels
about fashion in general.
The Belgian-born designer,
a dead-ringer for Actor Kirk
Douglas, has been unsung in
France since 1852.
Now quietly Crahay's fash
ion outlook has progressed
to a point where, as M. Ricci
said, "his designs are accepted
not for their shock value but
for their ability to be pretty"
He was a hit in the Paris
collections last spring.
Through Mrs. Francois
GavOty, wife of the French
Commercial Counselor we
got M. Crahay to tell us
whether he felt chic had a
specific geographical loca-
ton.
"Chic is, international"
he said. 1T can exist any
place. Besides, chic women
are not the special privilege
of one particular country"
Crahay thinks a woman
is at her most beautiful in
the evening when she is
wearing a dress with a de-
colletage and a collar that
frames her face. A cape-like
fichu is his fashion answer.
n y y II
Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm is one of the members
of the Selection Committee
for the Diamonds-Interna-
tional Awards taking place
today at the Waldorf-As-
toria in New York. The
awards are given to "a jew
elerS from seven countries
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01

for excellence of design in
diamonds.
Memorable quotes from
visitors to. our town:
Mr.. John the milliner-
Nervous hats on those Or
thopedic hafrdos make nerv-
Gus women who come home
and make their husbands
nervous" If your closet
is full of wardrobe mistakes
his advice is. BE brave, girls,
throw everything out and
start out again"
Vincent MOnte-SanO of
Monte-Sano g. Pruzan, the
famous coat and suit house
in New York-"We're coming
to the end of the era of the
handf1nished buttonhole. A
whole new method of fashion
production may come into
being.
There arc few young
American boys who want to
be tailors. One man working
for us Just finished SIS years
in the garment business. He
started out as an apprentice
in the old country at 9.
Those days are gone for
ever"
u n 4 4
Lord & Taylor's opening
reminded us of docs Macy'S
tell Gimbel?" LIT had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-01
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star star Writer

gsaA gs1A WAsN~@
Hundreds and hundreds Of
financial figures converged
on Anderson House last
night, causing the biggest
party traffic jam in one vet
eran doorman'S memory.
The Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Anderson
were giving a reception there
for the governors of the In
ternational Monetary Fund.
World Bank and Interna-
tional Finance Corporation,
who are holding their l4th
annual conference in Wash
ington this week.
The 1000 delegates attend
ing the conference include
finance ministers, or the
equivalent, from almost all
the So member nations. Many
turned out for the Ander-
sons gargantuan party.
The doorman, who's been
around at least is years,
shook his head as he watched
guests pile up on both sides
of the driveway and down
Massachusetts, avenue into
@ street. This is worse than
the bankers convention" he
said, absolutely the worst"
MEN NO LESS FAMOUS
than West Germany's Min
lister Of Economy. Ludwig
Erhard, stood in the queue,
waiting as patiently as bar
gain-seekers at a George
Washington'S birthday sale.
Inching ones way from the
foot of the driveway to the
entrance, through the foyer,
up the grand stairway,
through the Key Room, the
French Room and into the
drawing room where the
Andersons were receiving,
took more than half an hour.
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counselor at the U. S. En-
baSsy in Madrid; Mr.. S. r.
Cope, director of European
operations of the World
Bank; and Mr.. Gabriel Fer
ras, director of European
Affairs of the Monetary Fund.
Spanish officials present
were Mr.. Episanio Ridrujo,
vice governor of the Bank of
State; Minister Counselor
Jaime Alba, and members of
the two Ministers party ac-
companying them here for
the meetings.
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EcuadOrian
Admiral
Visits

Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh A. Burke
will entertain at a dinner
tonight in honor of visiting
Admiral Luis Gomez Ceval-
las, chief of staff of the
Ecuadorian Navy.
The dinner at Admiral
House will climax a days
tour of the Naval Academy
at Annapolis and lunch with
Rear Admiral Carries Nelson.
Tomorrow the Superin-
tendent of Naval Weapons
Plant, Rear Admiral William
K. Mendenhall. will enter
tain Admiral Gomez at a
luncheon in the Officers
Club at the plant.
Admiral Gomez is no
stranger to this country.
Formerly, he was naval at
tache with the Ecuadorian
Embassy.
The admiral arrived yes
terday. Early yesterday
morning the Inter-American
Defense Board was called in
assembly to greet Admiral
Gomez. After the ceremony
Admiral Gomez and mem
bers of the Board lunched in
the East Room of the May
flower Hotel.
Later the Admiral and his
party visited the home of
the Assistant Naval Attache
of Ecuador and Mrs. Gustvo
Moncayo.
Admiral Gomez party in
cludes Capt. Jorge Wolf,
Comdr. Carlos Monteverde
and 1t. Comdr. Hector CHR
iboga.
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Mrs, Kuss Hostess

Mrs. Garfield Kass gave a
tea yesterday to honor Mrs.
william Pope Anderson III,
chairman for the Salvation
Army Auxiliary Benefit. The
party also honored hostesseS
for the coming event.
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Admiral Morgan
Honored

Rear Admiral Armand M.
Morgan, USN was honored
yesterday at a retirement
ceremony given by the Chief
of Naval Personnel, Vice
Admiral H. P. Smith.
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