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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
Extension Service Secretary
Honored at Aloha Luncheon

Mrs. Ella B. Cue, sol BeaiI
ave-. Rockville, who recently re-
signed as Secretary Of the Mont.
gomery County Extension Serv-
ice to be married, was honored
recently by members of the Ru-
raj Women's Short Course Clubs
and the Council Of Homemak-
ers Clubs with a surprise Aloha
Luncheon at the Motel Wash
ingtonian.
Mrs. Donald Adams of Luray,
Va, former president Of the
Short Course Club, moderated
the program recounting the
many contributions Mrs. Cue
made to the home demonstrs.
ton programs during the II
years she served as secretary.
Mrs. Catherine VI. Rhoads,
home demonstration agent, also
expressed her appreciation for
Mrs. Cues services. A skit, "A
Little Grass Hut in Hawaii" was
presented by Mrs. Robert Fl.
Cakes and Mrs. Linden Neff.
Decorations arranged by Mrs.
Myron Dieffenderfer were in
keeping with the Hawaiian fare
well these. Guest favors were
orchids and Mrs. Cue was pre-
sented an orchid lei and other
gifts.
Mrs. Jean o. Fauver, presl.
dent Of the Homemakers' Coun.
ell, presided at the Passengers
to Hawaii" guest book, where
more than 70 guests registered.
Special guests included Mrs.
Mary P. Eaton, former Mont.
gomery County Associate
home demonstration agent;
Mrs. Earl Howard, Mrs. Cues
daughter; and Mrs. Jane =.
Elliott and Mrs. Milmo Ham.
bleton of the home demonstra-
ton office.
Others who served on the ar
rangement committee were
Mrs. Lorella Irwin, Mrs. John
Mcdonald, Mrs. Margaret Saw.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
Red Cross
Recruiting
Volunteers

Men as well as women are
needed to help fill the ranks of
volunteers of the Montgomery
County Red Cross. Male volun-
teers serve as motor service
drivers, gray men, water safety
and first aid instructors, nurses
aides and staff aides. They are
especially helpful on evening as
signments, according to Mrs.
Frank L. Gunderson, chapter
chairman of volunteers.
This month the chapter hopes
to recruit $50 new volunteers.
They are needed TO serve at the
National Institutes of Health,
the Naval Hospital, and Subur.
ban Hospital, Bethesda; the
Montgomery County Society for
Crippled Children and Adults
Treatment Center, Rockville, the
United Cerebral Palsy Center of
Montgomery County, Cedarcroft
Sanitarium and the Pre-school
Nursery for Blind Children, all
in Silver Spring.
Help is also needed with the
blood program, canteen, gray
ladies and motor services. Vol
unteers are being sought to
serve as nurse instructors, staff
aides and volunteer nurses
aides.
Information about volunteer
service is available at the Chap.
ter House, 2020 East-West
hgwy., Silver Spring, JU. 8-2515
week days from $50 am. to
4:30 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

saw, N. Y, then served as chap
lain in the Army overseas for
two years in the Seventh Ar.
mored Division.
They moved to Washington
in 1915 where Rev. Fail was
minister of the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church for eight
and one-half years, following
which he received the call from
the Rockville Presbyterian
Church which he ha served
since 1854.
Both have been active in many
civic and community activities.
Rev. Fail has served as a dele.
gate to the Coop Congress for
two years and is chairman of
the Rockville delegation this
year. An avid athletic fan he
follows the local teams faith
fully, missing few importan.
high school games in the Coun-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
CIasses+o Explore Low Sodium Diets

The why's and wherefores OF
a sodium or salt restricted diet
are subject matter for q series
OF four classes 20 be conducted
az the Montgomery County
Tuberculosis and Heart Asso-
citation on September %. Octo-
Der 6. 10, and 20 from 8 until
10 pm
On the theory that under
standing the WHY Of any diet
is 80 per cent Of the battle, Mrs.
Paula Ehrlich, the Associations
nutritionist, has designed les
SONS TO explain what sodium Is,
the nature Of its function in the
body and why IT must be limited.
Participants viii learn where
sodium is found. either natural
ly or by addition. and how to
live without it and like it,
Group participation, rather
than talks or lectures, viii be
the order Of the day and class
activities will include weight
watching charts. discussion Of
labels and learning TO read the
fine print, sharing Of fayorite
salt-free recipes and compari-
sons Of what constitutes a
serving" Menus from local
restaurants viii be studied in
an effort TO determine how one
can order when eating out The
nutritional balance and taste APP
peal OF meals win be explored
and ideas exchanged; salftfree
foods win be prepared and
sampled.
To protect registrants from
arbitrarily restricting their own
sodium intake without a physi-
clans advice, class applicants
will be asked to obtain physi-
clans referral cards from the
Association office. These cards,
when signed by the physician,
are to be returned to the office
at 3746 Howard ave, Kensing-
ton for registration purposes.
Among the taste tips to be Of
fered during the course are the
following:
Flavor Ideas for Meat, Poultry,
Fish, Eggs
Beef-bay leaf, dry mustard,
green pepper, grape jelly', sage,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

marjoram, mushrooms, nutmeg,
onion, pepper, thyme.
Chicken-cranberriesF, mush.
rooms, paprika, parsley, poultry
seasoning, thyme, sage.
Lamb - curry. garlic, mint,
pineapple, rosemary.
Pork apples, aplesauce",
garlic, onion, sage.
Veal - apricots', bay leaf,
curry, currant jelly, ginger,
marjoram, oregano.
Fish-bay leaf, curry, dry
mustard, green pepper, lemon
Juice, maroram, mushrooms,
paprika.
Eggs-curry, dry mustard,
green pepper, jelly, mush.
rooms, onion, paprika, parsley,
tomato.
Flavor Ideas for Vegetables
Asparagus-lemon Juice.
Corn-green pepper, tomato.
Green Beans-marjoram, lem.
on Juice, nutmeg, dill seed,
sugar., unsalted French dress
ing.
Peas = onion, mint, mush.
rooms. parsley, green pepper.
Potatoes-onion, mace, green
pepper, parsley.
Squash-ginger, mace, onion.
Tomatoes - basil, marjoram,
onion, sugar..
From days food allowance.
"Baking soda should never be
added to vegetables.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
Your best heating decision
solves your cooling probIem,t too

How would you like to live in home
where you never have to think about
the weather -. where the tempera-
ture is always just right--automati-
calty-summer or winter? It's posi-
bic, it's practical, and it's here in
the Electric Heat Pump-the wisest
choice you can make when planning
your new home or replacing your old
heating system. Because it runs ON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
Training Glass Opens
For Nurse Assistants

A training class for nursing
assistants will begin September
81 at Suburban Hospital. Those
who complete the course may
receive additional on the job
training with salary for nine
months, after which they will
be issued a Certificate of Quail.
fication.
Enrolment for the course Is
being handled at the hospitals
nursing office. There is no
charge for the class.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
Randy-Lions to Meet

The Randy-Lions CWomen's
Auxiliary of the Randolph
Lions Club, will hold their
first meeting of the season at
the home of Mrs. Mary Ann
Robertson, ISL Orebaugh ave-,
Silver Spring, at $3.50 pm. to-
night.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

The TraWlah Jamestown
Homemakers Club will meet at
l pm. on Monday, September
70, at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Henley Of Damascus. There will
be a talk on Using Your Lei.
sure Time for Handicraft," and
demonstrations of aluminium
trays and Swedish embroidery.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

Electricity, there's no furnace, no
radiators, no flame, no smoke or SCOT
to create dirt-not even a chimney.
Original costs are in line with con-
ventional installations. There's econ
omy in operation, too, thanks to
PEPco's low household rates. Want
more information on the Electric
Heat Pump? Call PEPco, MA $500,
Extension 442.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

age, Mrs. Marian Peters and
Mrs. Harry Kirst.
Mrs. Cue win be married on
Saturday, September 10, TO John
Lewis at the Presbyterian
Church, Rockville. After a wed
ding trip to Florida. the couple
viii be at home at 9 Bayard ave,
Dover, Della.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

backing ~ . favorite son
candidate.
II Judge Combs becomes
Governor. 1t appears reason
able that Mr.. Clements. execu-
tive director OF the Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Commit
tee. could deliver the conven-
ton votes for Senator Johnson.
Former United States Repre-
sentative John M. Robson
has only token opposition in
the Republican primary for
Governor.
Estimate Conservative
The estimate OF 81 million
In campaign spending Is con-
sidered conservative and
neither side has disputed the
figure.
The talk about money focuses
mainly on the source Of 1t.
Mr.. Waterfield charges that
Texas oil money Is being poured
unendingly into the campaign
till OF Judge Combs.
Judge Combs. in turn. says
collections Of 2 per cent Of
State employees salaries 60 init
the Waterfield campaign.
At any rate, fabulous spend.
ing is reflected everywhere II
advertisements, airborne trave
and, on the part Of Judg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Tempest Storm
Murries Singer

SAN FRANCISCO. May II
(AP).-strip teaser Tempest
Storm. 27, and Herbert Jeffries.
A, a singer. we're married to-
day by Municipal Judge Clay
ton Thorn.
1t was the fourth marriage
for Miss Storm and the third
for Mr.. Jeffries.
The red-haired Miss Storm,
trim in a lilac gown Of Chan
lilly lace. was attended by Mrs.
Phyllis Kelgard of Seattle. Mr.,
Jeffries' best man was his
brother and manager, Don
Jeffries of Los Angeles.
Miss Storms marriage license
application said her name was
Annie B. Banks and she was
born in Atlanta, Ga. Mr.
Jeffries, who lives In Los An
geles, was born Herbert jeffrey
Ball, in Detroit. The applica-
ton lists both as white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Nature Center
Bids Requested

Bids for construction of a
new Rock Greek Park nature
center will be received until 3
pm. June 4. National Capital
Parks has announced.
Plans call for construction of
q two-story masonry and frame
structure in the park east Of
Glover road and south Of the
intersection Of Military road
and Oregon avenue NV.
The new center. replacing the
present one located in the old
Klingle mansion. viii contain
more than 40 exhibits designed
to acquaint visitors with Wild
life, rocks, minerals, plants and
flowers found in the park.
It is expected to be opened
about December l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22


state Of 3 million citizens, may
be a preliminary skirmishing
area In the battle for the 1860
Democratic presidential nom
nation.
The principal contestants in
Tuesdays primary are 1t. Gov.
Harry Lee Waterfield and Bert
T. Combs. a former judge Of
the Court of Appeals, Ken
tucky's highest court.
Chandler Backs Waterfield
Significantly in the back
ground are the main supporters
Of the two candidates:
Behind Mr.. Waterfield is
Gov. Albert B. Chandler. who
actively sought the nomination
for President in 1856 and who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

Combs. free iish fries for thou
sands.
Ordinarily. an estimated NIL
lion dollars is spent during a
closely contested Democratic
gubernatorial primary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

indicates he would like to try
again next year.
Backing Judge Combs is
Earle c. Clements, a former
Governor and former United
States Senator. who Is a close
friend of Senator Lyndon
johnson Of Texas. a reported
contender for the 1860 presi-
Dental nomination.
At stake could be Kentucky's
80 votes in the Democratic Ma
tional Convention at Los
Angeles.
II Mr.. Waterfeld is nomi-
mated and then elected In
November. Gov. Chandler con.
ceivably would get his States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Stutue IS Years Old

NEW YORK. May % (AP.-
The Statue of Liberty was rs
years old yesterday. 1t was COM
pleted in France on May 81.
1884. 1t was shipped here dis
mantled and reconstruction was
completed on October 28, 1886.
A small ceremony is held at
the statue each october %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Man. so. Ends Life
With Plastic Boo

NEW YORK, May % tAP).
"A transparent plastic bag
the type that has been a play
time death trap for at least a
score of children in the Nation
in the past few months-was
used by a 60-year-old man here
to commit suicide.
The body of Theodore Evant.
with a plastic bag over his head
and tied around his neck, was
found yesterday in his bed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Young Man
YOUR WORLD!

. What are you going to do
with your life after you gradu-
ate? Here in June Readers
Digest is a broad, useful blue
print for young people which
digs far deeper than the usual
commencement advice" viii
Durant, philosopher,
discusses the easily stimulated
male, the mind, sex, marriage,
and keeping up with the
Joneses. Get June Readers
Digest today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
Two Candidates Spent
S2MiIIion in Kentucky

FRANKFORT KY May % tAP).-Kentucky Democrats
are winding up a primary campaign for Governor so un-
pecedentedy expensive that Of them are bewdered
The puzzng question: Why estimated 81 million being
mt in Of for the gubernatoria nominal
don? h~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22
OPENER AND SAT I'I % 12''|
.IIElZ2z13gSy.2.g
:3I{33]

81, sp ;sss, vD pave ave, s. aga WOOD. M
81: IS; IS i ss.' ,o
sss ism n0lsi oCtd fprvins z4ss
] F Practics e esSfe B ODD woods 4.ss
q 800 TwsGSss and cHi ggp2oydon puters s
q 100 MacoresssOaa and WedgessS pals 2'S4
Il Zoo A Ala Umbrella Sesof Balls, irres q
. ia!ss s Syp;sson WOODS, Set Oh -. or 80
q 80 ~. $ $j;;;:::: 81 s:: a
A 1000 1900 spaid,nS IRONS IRONS 1888 S1rke irons
W "a MscGregorr lack lack burke 1r MuO 1872
Nm 10000 Mac,S5in9 Jerry XN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
VISIT LOHR BUYS
STORE SITE

WE HAVE Q LIST commercial site
(1px200 ft.) on University blvd,
east, Adelphi-Langlev Park area.
Immediately available and suitable
for retail or service establish
mert. Call HE. $4,000 for de-
tails. ask for Mr.. Collier or Mr..
Lechner.
LIST COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
FOR RAPID REsuLTs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY TO LOAN.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA.
TON, S641 colesVille road. Juni-
| per $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
COMMERCIAL GROUND
DOWNTOWN
OFFICE BUILDING SITE

OFFICE suiL6INo SITE
Alley on side and rear; excellent
spot for unions. trade ass'nS. and
others. Near Municipal Center and
courts. Reasonably priced. Nov
rented as parking lot. Excellent
return. Mr.. KODAK. To. 2-446S.
FLOWER AVE..PINEY BRANCH,
next to shopping center. adj,
Giant Store - disable bldgs
vL6.7bO 50. g., ca. So 50, II,
BEERS BROS. INC. JU. 6-f6lO.
1897 WIS. AVE, Mr.. Plot 2sx
REALTY Co. tn. 2-446s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
sEAsRoRE PROPERTY
OSLAN cITE MD.=choIe. loe,
VACATION PLACES
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
BEYOND TOMORROW?
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

On Rte. No. ~, at Linden. virsinia.
high above the windward pass
through the Blue Ridge Mountains
OF VirGinia. oiers q haven and
escape from q possible world OF
turmoil. Altitude approx. 1000
ft.. with panorama view Of the
beneath. But 80 odd niles from
D, c. A fully developed eommu-
nifty with excellent roads, water
mains. electricity. IRE and police
control. where one will meet the
finest" people who have retired
here. Nothing here Is "proposed"
or PLANNED" and all is an accom-
plished fact for your enjoyment.
Two lakes-Skyland Lagoon and
Lost Lagoon In Hidden Valley
provide bathing on white sand
beaches, boating and bass fishing.
Dedicated game preserves abound
ing with Quail. deer, rabbits ana
grouse. Observation station with
awe-inspiring views Of the Shen.
andoah. Parks and picnic tables
Many who have given up" now
md that mountain living with
the. fresh air. pure spring water
able zest and vigor for living
young again. Choice lots avail
able IN cleared areas, deep woods.
pine groves or waterfront with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
lMvrsrmInr PROP. SALE

s;scGs slas... ". q, n enc; rent sAs
$i. ssljB i's':|i i iii:
TRUCKING TERMINALS. varshse.
and eleetronic plant s!tss. See TN
dustriaf' this page. WA, 7-b5l0.
:a.l. ] Im FAT All S s;iss .ssS .S So
a snsi pay sgsIl,. l R:StsS 800 o %S
Mr.. koJAK. TtJ' laos. oH
Z AND 3 UNIT BRICK BLD0.,
sony. nv nv. sIs a. income s over s 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
]. STORES FOR RENT
icONTlAilIEni

liae GA. AVE. N,W.--Ise. rm and
s1s mo. Mr.. NEuMANN. Ma. 3.
iiOs o ST. s.E.-Lse. store. corner
..., s spe 81 's q , on sc "a prem
1913 BLADENsBUnG m. NJ
I nun a aq aFy PA private park-
l4I0 GOOD HOPE m. SIC. (next
10 medical o1leesl - Store and
apartment suitable any type busi-
nesA. WI remodel. Reas. rent.
ll2a GA. AvEc-euitable for once.
store or small shop, RA. 3-00sl.
1924 KENNEDY 81. NV
wAs sSlisSii ARI s iasisei IA. s:saoo
1912 q ST. e.R.-emsil store l2x
49,, heat and hot water furnished;
' ssssr: ss'i SssI 81: sss !s ssass:s
1Sss.ss New Jersey ave. NV; SIS,
store and . rms. on LIST moor; D
.ims; and bath on Ind door. -
S I, ;SsoT:; 1919 .: H.. -. - -.
iiv. quarters above, Consisting Of
9 rms. and bath: $3.50.
ssoSzoSsd c.s: ! fioor SIS suitable aSi;
Tor auto repair sas base heat,
ais p. ave. Sc; $3.50 ca, t.;
Soned CO.; front and rear loading:
sss.ss ~ y Ssntr:s;' sisss, J soll.ss q;
s Il st. Sc: s45-l2hxes; gas
4 9th st. Sc: S5O-ishx2Sh;
JOHN !. ,DSEzHtE q SONS
314 Pa. Ave. NE. Ii. 3-OOsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

MOTEL Mr.. CHANTILLY
AIRPORT, Modern air-conditioned,
on strategic routes close TO Rte. SO.
Beaut, brick Colonial mansion In
cluded. Over 1900 ". frontage,
trafiie count, A money.msker. This
one will make you proud Of your
profitable Investment. Consult with
DAVID GILBERT IN our CONNER
cial Dept.
M. T. BROYHILL g. SONS
1910 Lee Hwy, nr. olebe Rd. Arl;
ia. 4.l30O Ewes, sun. IA. 2-16"9
RoCKyILLE-smsll shopping CEN
week ends. OIL. 4-66Ss. ROBERT
B. HALL CO., OIL. 2-3250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

r s:s y INSPECT Our ,s%m aTi III 81
build and lease you ali Size and
shape: reas. rentals; de luxe faeiii-
DERMOT NEE. HA. T-7(lil(,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21

OH .sI.. R0H s..gsss SsS. sg.:sI M
Eoos ,sho o ). and .I ,AsD, ,,v - ,i 81
sh;SSSe All an seII1slss ie,1oo, Leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
FARMS
(coNfINUeD)

- ACRES, pumfriss Area-e-
room and bath. house, Sll ,QBO:
@I2ITb iSc .saSs q raj II. s syEn
10 BEAUTIPUL- ACRES near up
peryille. va.-Pine trout stream,
ss n.ados s ssS s HSi' ro sas:
g se,SGS Ss.t ssfIIRI' lJ seon' Or s-iesS
20 ACRES. Harmony Hollow. Front
Eoyal, vsS1even-rpor remodeled
Colonial home. Bath, YoungS-
towL kitchen, partially furnished,
.O.ft. pig. window, 1,500-ft. ele.
Walton. hshpond: suit. for pea
manent or weekend home; SlO,-
S SSiS; s'I Wa; pl pISE s9isi REALTY
sHs; aN.lI yA ,1I;I E,I.II FAhM a;:;
n me. Also, b.room and 0 ]-roOm
nSusel Two tobacco barns and
" other bldgs;; facilities for 500
laying hens; l2-cu.-ft deepfreeze.
sractcr and farm indictments. Lo-
island. Nd. which Is an estsbs
Hshed community Of sound values.
JOE DOYLE. Real Estate Broker.
Cobb Island. Nd. Tel. clearbrook
o-ssO4.
$50 On. $50 MO. buys for 81. 100.
Izh aeres woodland. HiFhvsy 3.
W miles south D, c. Z. L. 6ELP,
Ascent. NJ, 9-4I3l.
2sI ACRES, s-rm. house. electric,
stocked. 0 ls ssfss Il Apples: n 500
nile. 's ss.. wv win s ~ "a Rar SOu as
csil after p pIna'; v..Rdiyss'- 'SSS'
I.5sO AcREs, $IS5 per acre: $50
homes si eOm Ds5 e. si. ns modem
e.. s:bsth home. river ifontsssS.
$4,000, 80 q. 5 bedrms., Z
900. Mr.. TRUNpiI, OF, s-fSSS.
$500 DOWN. $50 month buys Sc
acres, Germ. bath home: spring:
70 miles south: Ideal hunting;
Iruit trees outbuildings; 5000.
Phone CO As6HNk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
Westmoreland Co., Va.
Potomac River Area
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
WATERFRONT PROP. VITO.

OCEAN CITY, MD. - Oceanfront
property. suitable to erect dwell
ing: must be reasonably priced.
Co h-2212
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL

Saturday or Sunday only. Lot No. 1
n Block No, "a, with SO SIT.
frontage on dedicated 5O-ft. high
way and 784-ft. depth being In
the tai timber, on which big Duck
deer, was caught last fan; $3.50 IS
total price. with $50 SO down. Buy
brochure. References Required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-21
WAREHOUSES F0R RENT

ARRA---4,30O 50. It.
OF warehouse space with IL over
otises and 1900 50. II. Il fenced
s r Saosd' avail April 10. Call sP'
MODKRN. warehouse bldg. ap-
prox 10000 50. It. incl. 1900 50.
u, Of completely air-cond.. me
ished once space. 2 overhead drs.
Located within 2 blks. Of 8. Cap.
itol and N stss sc. Call Ii. q
ROCKVILLE PIKB-i5.OO So. It ],
De luxe facilities: 30.ear parks. 2
loadine docks; beautiful new bull
Ing. ready Nov !. Reasonable rent.
NOT NEE ME IA e0; f1Sooo' LEI"
wAREHoQsE, Or lisht industri,l
efnee. Apply 4io East olebe I'd.
Alex. Just on Jeff. Davis hwy.
WAREHOUSE SPACE AVAILABLE IN
modern warehouse bldg. ciose-in
SPRINKLER: reasonable. Can KANE
WAREHOUSE Co. Adams 2-2Se3.
WAREHOUSE. $500 50, Il. zoo
Jefferson Davis hwy, Alexandria.
S Salsr.A H ~ s sGESs's HrsTAU'
1919 HALF ST. s.W.--ope- story
brk. 5,l00 "a, It., once. 2 wash
rms, blower heat, tailgate load.
ing, parking space in front Of
S s.Ss. rsAs ! r w e sTsspo1 iNo
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Not What We Like

President Eisenhower may count us
among those who "are not too certain
exactly what art is, but we know what
we like" And on that basis, we agree
further that what America likes is after
all some of the things that ought to be
shown" when our Government sponsors
an exhibit of American art abroad.
Presumably, somebody liked the
paintings that were selected for display
in Moscow. Or if they didn't really like
them, at least they thought they had
merit Perhaps so, but Mr. Eisenhower
has made it pretty clear that he is not
in full agreement-at least on one por-
trayal of returning general" under
title of welcome Home" On the evil
dence of newspaper reproduction only,
we remain on the Presidents side. And
we applaud the addition of some of the
fine work of 10Th Century American
artists, not included originally. It may
have been that some of these efforts
were controversial once, also, but they
have survived the test of time and reflect
accurately their period in the American
culture.