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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

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development loans abroad. 1t
called this a significant retreat
from a policy of encouraging
world trade.
The study was prepared for
the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, which released 1t.
The university group pro-
posed that the United States
Government offer to start next
July to devote one-fourth Of its
increased production each year
over and above present for
eign aid-for economic loans
and grants to needy areas.
The proposals, which Chair
man Fulbright, Democrat OF
Arkansas, said do not necessar-
lily reflect the views of any
committee members, came at a
time when the administration
is repeatedly considering reduc-
tons in its foreign aid requests
next year.
Spurred by Secretary Of the
Treasury Anderson, the Devel-
opment Loan Fund recently an
nounced a buy American" pol
icy which may be extended tt
other foreign aid agencies.
Vance Brand, managing di
rector of the fund. said that IL
the future foreign development
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11

loans must normally be used to
purchase goods in the United
States.
An appendix to the university
groups report said:
"The slight gains in exports
from a tied loan or buy
American policy are poor con.
pensation indeed for the loss
in prestige that the United
States incurs as a leader in the
movement to improve worl6
trade"
The appendix dealt at some
length on the current i'm,
balance in United State!
foreign payments accounts re
fiected in loss of gold and in
crease in short term dollaI
holdings abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Music Adviser Hired
For Voice of America
By the Associated Press

The United States Informa-
ton Agency has added a music
adviser to its stan to step up
musical programming for Voice
Of America newscasts.
Angelo Eagon Of Huntington,
w. Va. q pianist, was given the
job by Director George Allen.
Mr.. Eagon will have the task
Of stepping UP musical activ-
tiles. particularly those OF
American composers. on round
the-clock programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Church Dinners Set

The Sodality of st. Berna-
dette's Church, Silver Spring,
will serve a turkey dinner to-
day and tomorrow in the school
hall, at East University boule-
ward and st. Lawrence drive
The dinners will begin al
$3.50 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Kingmon Citizens
Elect New Officers

The Kingman Park Civic As
ISOLATION last night elected
officers at its meeting in Spin
garn High School, Twenty
fourth street and Benning
road NE.
They are Mrs. LORNA Savoy
president; Linwood Cundiff
vice president: Mrs. Marion
Highsmith, secretary; Mrs. Ara.
bella Grace, treasurer; William
Wheeler. chaplain, and Free
Walker, sergeant at arms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-11
Research Group Urges
Big Foreign Aid Boost
ny the Assoclateo Press

lO-year program for pumping additional So billion
81 annually into the economies Of underdeveoped ma
ons was proposed night by university research group
Syracuse Universtys Maxwell Graduate School Of Citizen
shin Public Affairs coupled the proposal with at the
Eisenhnwer ADMINISTRATIONS new buy American" policy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
BABYSITTERS IN BANGKOK?
lust ASK PENTAGON WIVES

Looking for information on babystters in Bangkok?
Or on the electrical cycle in Zanzibar?
These and many other questions are posed to the
Service who form the Armed Forces Hostess
citation in the Pentagon.
The motto of the association is Information and
Service and is at the service Of military and their
families five days week from $50 am. to pm.
Although the original purpose of the organization
to- welcome newcomers to Washington, the AHA now
maintains files that it may readily the questions
Of service families heading for posts and stations
throughout the world
One OF the recent additions to the files has been
upto-date list OF persons recently returned to the
United States, who willing to discuss prospective
stations with outgoing personnel
In addition to the Pentagon workers. 800 other wives
donate their time in making informal personal calls
upon newly arrived service families in their neighborhood
with offer to assist and advise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
BY DAISY CLELAND
star stan Writer

Politics and philosophy
were the order of business at
the reception given last eve
ming by Florida Senator and
Mrs. Spessard Holland at the
SulgraVe Club.
The host had to leave his
own party shortly after 1t
started at 6 pm. to 60 back
to the Senate and vote on the
Public Works Appropriations
Bill which was passed. He
related it took him just over
20 minutes.
Popular Ambassador Gu
newardene Of Ceylon. when
asked in a cocktail chat
what his hobby was. replied
with quiet dignity. THE
proper study of man is man.
kind-people are my hobby"
The Ambassador said his
wife was busy at home pre-
pairing for a dinner last eve
ming in honor of the new
United States envoy to his
country, Ambassador Bernard
Cutler. Mrs. Cutler is still in
Berlin, their last post, and will
Join him in Ceylon. About 40
guests were invited to the
dinner including mainly State
Department officials con-
nected with that part Of the
world and members of the
Ceylonese Embassy and their
wives.
Several Hundred Invited
The Hollands invited sew
eral hundred of their friends
for the party including many
from the Hill. Knowing the
final preSSures Of congress
sional session. the Senator
could be accused Of preSSur-
ing his colleagues. However.
the colleagues seemed to like
this kind of pressure.
Senator Theodore Francis
Green was there as were for
mer Senator James Duff
chatting with Senator Lev
erett Saltonstall. Senator
Alexander Wiley. Senator
and Mrs. Dennis Chavez,
Senator Estes Kefauver say
ing his wife was in TenneS-
see for the summer, Senator
Everett DirkSen, Senator
Barry Goldwater and Sem
ator Sam Erwin.
Incidentally, Ambassador
Gunewardene was also COM
menting that he had just
come back from Chicago for
the visit of Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth. AS to the
reception given to the Queen
by the Windy City. the en-
voy gestured Wonderful,
wonderful"
The Ambassador went on
to point out that the COM
monwealth is most demo-
cratic-"As the dean of
commonwealth ambassadors
to the White House, I pre-
scented the British Ambassa-
dor to Her Majesty-and we,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
Politics, Philosophy
Hit Hollands Pdrty

Ceylon. are the smallest
country In the common
wealth-isn't that democ-
racy?"
Summers Present
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burks
Summers were party guests.
They have just returned from
seven months in the Orient
where Mr.. Summers was on a
business trip but also tried a
little tiger shooting in Laos.
In the midst of the trip
Mr.. Summers was called back
to this country for business
and Mrs. Summers stayed.
II was Shanghied in Hong
Kong for six weeks-it was
marvellous" quipped Mrs.
Summers.
Mrs McCeney Werlich was
there as was her son Bob
Werlich: the Dean of the
Diplomatic Corps, Ambassa-
dor Sevilla-Sacasa; former
Senator and Mrs. James KEN.
she looking very pretty in a
blue print afternoon dress.
and Mrs. Clarence Cannon,
wife of the Missouri Repre-
sentative.
Receiving with the hostess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

was young l2-year-old Gail
Holland. She Is the Hollands
oldest grandchild and is the
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Spessard Holland, Jr. Gail is
here for a short visit with her
grandparents and. according
to the Senator, I'm seeing
little of her adoring grand
mother right now"
Mrs. Perle Mesta was
there looking very chic all in
? beige, and others we're Gen.
and Mrs. Lee Wade, Senator
Russell Long, Mrs. Oscar
Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Bif1e, Mr.. John F. Simmons
ana the William MacCrack-
ems.
The man who knows every
body at a Washington party
and who in turn is known by
everyone. Philippine Ambas-
sador Romulo was on hand
with Mrs. Romulo. Incident
ally Gen. Romulo said that on
his recent visit to Hawaii,
where he spent three days, he
made nine speeches - too
much work at WAIKIKI!
Others there we're Mrs.
Lister Hill, DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, chaplain of the
Senate; Mr.. and. Mrs. Robert
LeBaron, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Cafritz on their way to a
dinner, Mrs. Harold Hinton,
Judge and Mrs. Homer Fergu-
son and former Senator and
Mrs. George Malone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10
Soroptimisis
To Picnic

Members Of the Soroptimist
Club and their families will
be guests OF Miss Marjorie
Fraser Webster at a picnic
tomorrow at / pm.
The event called THE
Webster Roundup" will gather
the Soroptimists during their
summer recess Of their reg
ular weekly luncheon meet
ings. 1t will be held at Miss
Webster's SUI mer home,
Rusty Point" on the West
River. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

ways to buy your fur poy y in August Va in septemb.
and y in October Put choice Ioyowoy Use revolving
charge oke 10 pay
ond toke 8 for mink
down. S24 month On $500 S33 down.
fur SIT down, SIT MONTH. We
charge until Fall We will your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-10

CONNOISSEUR MINK-FULLY LET OUT
Champagne Group Moonificenty Worked
Each Piece Collectors Treasure!
EACH PIECE DESIGNER STYLED
Lavish Pocket Copes Superb Suit StoIes
Luxurious CoIored StoIes Many Many Styles
GLORIOUS NATURAL COLORS, MANY EMBAt SHADES
Natural Ranch Mink Natural Silver Blue Mink
Natural Pastel Mink Natural Embot CeruIeon Mink
ice plu tax
Naturalization $500
Evening star., 1959-02-06

TOWN OF FAIRFAX
SIS PER MONTH
SPRINGFIELD

Long. low, lovely aIl-brick 3-bedrm
rambler In tiptop shape. Vallejo
wall carpetine Throughout, has
stone patio. Anchor fenced. IaTee
GI loan can be assumed. A true
value at S16,q5O.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS

Antique collectors will de-
light in this lovely home
authentic English Colonial
architecture, built from
brick taken from the old
Capitol Building. There's
q grand entrance hall ian
ideal spot to display one
Of your lovely Oriental
tugs) with a unique solid
chestnut stairway, huge
living room, large enough
for your grand piano ana
your prize furnishings (the
ceilings on the entire first
floor are all 10 IT. high and
the woodwork is all solid
chestnut), banduet-size din
ing room where your guests
d EFINITRL LY won't be
cramped for space. The
huge kitchen will help you
keep 0 good maid: den over
looking colorful garden and
patio, screened porch, 3
huge bedrooms (nnaster bed
room is 10 1T. lonE), 8 full
baths, basement with bill
lard room (the pool table
and cues go with the
house), maids quarters, 2
car garage and one of the
most beautiful settings in
all of Northern Vlrginia;
generously wooded M-acrs
lot, tastefully Handicapped.
Priced far below replace
Tnent cost ct $4,000. A
truly Individual home. Call
IA. A-RORO to see IL todey.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Near N. J. Ave. and X st.
Store, ,otice, tireprOOt warehouse;
very low price.
WALTER A. BROWN
1929 VT Ave, Ma. s-ls52, OIL. 2-5134
Evening star., 1959-02-06
ARLINGTON'S
NORTH HILLS

Fabulous, new. brick, and
Tennessee, crab orchard
stone split-level, on o quiet
eul-de-sae, amid some Of
North Arlington's most i'm
pressive homes. There's q
spacious foyer, 26-ft. living
room with unique hoor- to-
ceiling fireplace, formal din
ing room, gadget-packed GE
kitchen, 8 bedrooms with
optional fourth bedroom), 5
full baths, fun basement
and attached garage, Yours
not far from anything in
this choice North Arlington
location, You couldn't buy
more value at SS3,000; good
financing and immediate oc.
eupapcy. Call IA. $4,000
tn see II today.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

Low, long, rose brick
Il in master bedrm.), 22-ft.
living I'M. with wood burn
ing firepl., family -sized din
ing rm., kitchen with eating
space, 3 lge. bedrooms, u
knotry pine), giant bsnlt.
fenced yard. owners have
Just outgroWn II. Dial JE. q
5000.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

And assume this marvellous
Sl4,400 0I 1st trust 41zss,
SIa5 month includes taxes
and insurance. 3 lovely bed
rms, big living rrl., separate
14-tt. dining, rnnu full bsmt.
with rec. rm. Very, very
clean. Fenced yard with lots
Of trees. Exceptional value ct
only S16,9b0. Shown by ap-
pQintment by phoninE JE. y
5000.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

II. Il. HoUGH psvlosder: lumber
rack anh o. bucket. May
be seen ~ 80 ID Hall Jane,
Alex, Va s.
fCr-.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
SI.2nn DOWN. FHA

Right in the heart OF Falls
Church, st. James Parish;
stores, bus, school. All for
only S16,S00. 4 bedrooms,
large living rn1., unusual
flassed-in and heated porch.
Where can you beat it2 S112
month includes taxes and in
sursnce. Call today, JE. 2
1000.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

In The Star Of Sunday, February ]
the following listing appeared TO
sale for $4,000. The ad sho,Il,
have appeared as listed below
Evening star., 1959-02-06


If you've never heard
about virginia Forest, let us
introduce you to this charm
ing area today. For only
SI9,950, with S1,950 down.
balance in one trust held by
owner, 500 month. Center
entrance, Gift. de luxe
kitchen, 26-ft: liv. rni., SO
charming with high vaulted
ceiling, private 20-ft. serd.
porch, terrific bedrm. sizes,
full bsmt., walkup storage. a
custom home for those who
appreciate the very best. Be
you q retired couple or
honeymooners, be first to
inspect. JE. $4,000. VIM, A.
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, q,
REALTORS, 701 west Broad
(opp. Co-op.); open 9-S.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
.CROWELL & co.
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
MT. VERNON
BOULEVARD

Drive out scenic Mt. YER
t,!1. non BY SIyd 3.-nSr lust pas past vdn' niSi
find 2 Of the loveliest homes
where for sci $50 and S23,-
$50. They are brand-neW,
brick, center-hall ramblers
and split levels, with 8 bed
rooms, 2 full baths, ALL
electric "built-in" work
saver Kitchens, full base
ments, Q fireplaees and "
acre wooded lots with CITY
sewer and water. They're
secluded, and so, q little
hard to flnd-but well be
glad to give you complete
directions when you call
so. 5000.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
,IA 1-4l40
I REnR0nMs. > mann. ninnsl

1 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, almost new.
large lot, trees and shrubs; owner
transferred. W. o. PRUTTT, Ma.
S-2711, CT. S-0612.
$500 On, INCL. SETTLEMENT
$50. mo, 3 bedrms., 4-Acre, din
IL" equip. kit. With auto. washer,
storm winds, tile bath; 2 blks
elem. sch: S12,05o. SIILs REAL
ESTATE, ia. S-2600.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
BRADDOCK
HEIGHTS

Much-desired brick rambler,
in q convenient location.
priced at only S19,o50. on
8 quiet, no-throukh street.
this immaculate home fea-
lures 5 bedrooms, full base
ment. paneled recreation
room with bar and 100xl30
fenced lot with q generous
supply Of flowers and
shrubs. This one won't
last long. Call XII, e-2320
to see II TODAY,
Evening star., 1959-02-06
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

LAW OFFICE, NV. area, adjacent
10Th st,-3 pVt. officeS and recep-
ton rn1., air-con. RE 1-2h44
Evening star., 1959-02-06
FARMS
CORRECTION

A 4OO-ACRE FARM. Upperyille
Va.-Chester loan; VERY SCENIC
house needs restoring $4,000
MR., OLSON, Agent, Wo. 6-3437
Evening star., 1959-02-06
STORES FOR RENT
STOP

Looking II you desire q large Oh
small store, in q high-volume re.
tail location In suburbia with
tremendous groWth now going on,
will co-onerate. ia, 9-4140.
STORE OR OFFICE for rent. Utii.
tiles furn, Ideal for any business
33x1T; ample parking: S7b pei
month, SP. 3-0933.
STORE FOR RENT, reaS.--635 /
ST.. NV; Gail ME. S-31t8 or in
quire at 621 l. st. NV.
WILL LEASE; REDUCED RENTS
1402 + ST; NV; 500 Fla. ave
Eye st NV, Ma. s-7s48.
69TO CENTRAL AVE, seat Pleas,
ant, Nd d.--Store, 50x1O5: suit.
able for retail or Wholesale bust
ness. Loading dock. Parking fol
SO cars; S400. MILTON r. RUP.
PERT, D1. 7-b015, EN-. 9-5407.
Ala MASS. AVE. N.W.-S69 mo.
new heat and air conditioning
redec.; vacant. CO. 6-I954.
2OI7 BUNKER HILL RD. Ne
17xS6; rent or sell cheap. OWNER
Reduced to sell immed; S12,050.
Tu: 2-79O0. ewes. UN. 4-7005.
1914 I4th 81. N.W.-store anc
cellar; heat furn.: reasonable
Z, M. o'SULLIVAN, Ma. S-7S4S
62l INDIANA AVE. N.W.-LGH., 3.
STORY BLDG, INCL. STORE
ONLY $3.50 PER MO. CALL MR.
STEIN, MA. S-S025.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
$2O,95O!

Only one in Q handy close-in locs
tiOu, too, so call now, JE. 4-5S7b
Evening star., 1959-02-06
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

BLDG. LOTS (2), sewer and water
In, suit. for houses, $4,000 pricl
range, Nd. Call 10. 3-721b.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
EASY TO BUY
CAPE COD

Near bus. school ana shop
ping IN friendly BUCKNELL
MANOR, this neat 3-bed-
room home has storm vim
dows, screened porch and
2-car garage. And how
about thiS-it's priced ST.
900 below the FLA apprais-
81 at $4,000, with only
$500 down. Call so. b-6790
10 see &c today.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
CONVENIENTLY
LOCATED

In one Of Alexandria's bet
ter neighborhoods, this SOL
idlv built stone rambler is
all-one floor and ideal for
heart patients. There's plen-
~ of room for your over
sized furniture-the living
room is lSx24I There's q
separate dining room, mod
ern kitchen, 8 bedrooms,
tiled bath, stone patio,
storm windows, aluminium
awnings and lovely corner
lot, on q quiet street, near
bus, schools and shopping
Priced $4,000 below what
you'd expect ct only S1p,-
300. CaIl KI. S-2320 to
see It today.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

Near st. Johns in Mclean; beau,
titul living rm., sep. dining I'm
. very large kitchen, 2 full baths
2 fireplaees, q splendid rec. Tm
Call for appt. to see.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
WONDERFUIl
5 BEDROOMS

n. Arlington, only S1b,sb0: bricl
rambler, 3 bedrooms, large kitcheT
and living rm., paneled rec, I'm
on a beautiful lot.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
THE BEST HOME
FOR $28,5O0

Yes, IT'S the best home
we've seen for the money!
IT'S a one-year-old, com
pletely custom built brick
rambler on O 11Sx196 gor-
geously wooded lot, in love
ly SPRINGFIELD FOREST
There's q 20x20 living
room, formal dining room,
huge all-eleetric kitchen, 4
twin-size bedrooms, 2 fun
baths, full basement, at
taehed garage and top
notch materials, workman
ship and good taste
throughout. Flexible fnanc- =
ing. Call FL, $4,000 to see
70 today.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
WILL BE CLOSED SUNDAY
KAY BOWLING
CAFE t9E EGSnRsE ADSinrRsE tAsSEE1SS5AAssfS AsEEkcSRoAsfr
DIAMOND 1851

S6S-ACRE RIVER FARM-Modefn
furn. house; 2 baths, oil heat;
outbldgs.; Is cows, mschy, gravel
farm. $4,000 complete. Mr.
OLSON, Agent, Wo, 6-3437.
$50 ACRES, near Hugbesville
Charles Cty., .Md.-Over V mile
frontage main. heavily Travelled
State highway, near the water,
good small house, bath, cleo, nice
set of farm bldgs,: only SO miles
D. C.. line, $4,000; terms. JU.
1868. .-----.
24T ACRES LAND, Bath County,
Va, on Jackson River 10 mi. north
Of the Homestead Hotel Hot
Springs; 7-rm. pre-Civil War
dwelling of exposed hand-newn
logs, several ouil6ines, running
water: excel. hunting and fishing
fruit trees, timber, pulp wood
springs. OWNER selling; seen BY
appt. only. so. s-4071 weekdays
after 8 pm. any time Saturday
OF sunday,
Evening star., 1959-02-06
ATTN SPORTSMEN

ATTN, SPORTSMEN
Thinking Of the hot days Ahead9
Why not spend those hot week
ends this summer in the noun
tains where It is cool and you
can relax and enjoy YOURSELF
Call us. We will be glad to send
you list Of our properties.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va. DU. 5-s26o
s.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS-Two
magnificent properties As miles
from Washington, D. c. Magnifi-
cent view Of 900 square miles.
Houses provide every modern COM
fort and convenience. 100 acres
of land. Planted and beautified
superbly. COLONEL LOWELL M.
RILEY, Broker. Leeshurg, Virginia
Phones: Spring T-2503, Spring
7-3801
Evening star., 1959-02-06
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT
MONEY TO LOAN

IOANs--S5, 900 "a
SI50,000. Group your debts. lower
your .pymts., refnance your prop
and improvements quick. honest,
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only in the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
Baltic, Nd, day or nitht. Suns.
ana holidays at earatosa 7-4047.
SIGNATURE L0ANS.-Pleasant and
confidential service. PARIS FL
NANCE Co, 1892 Georgia ave
Wheaf ton Nd.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
GOOD
TRANSPORTATION

You don't need q car 10
own this charming town
house; walk to excellent
shops, bus, schools and
churches. There's an 1s-ft.
living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, mod
ern kitchen, s bedrooms,
full basement, attractive
recreation room and q
yard full of flowers"
Easy to buy ct only Sl4.-
500. Call K1. s-2320 to
see 1t today.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
AVIATION

AERONCA ROCKET CHIEF - New
props: Sl,3a6, JE. 4-9449.
CESSNA I4O-All metal. painted,
VHF and low frequency radio, 9l0
Field. Call between 6 and z pm.
OIL. 2-3007.
LEARN TO FLY-New Cessna $50;
vets, nonvets.
HIN5ON AVIATION CO.
HaTbor Fld. Hangar B, BALTIC. %, Nd,
Atwater $4,000
ONE-oUARTER SHARE in Piper
Js3, located College Park; S11b.
Call UN 4-937l. ....-
.T-CRAFT, BCl2D, . years on
s1yf. ssoysr' YIN. ...iall tanks ~ nayissslon sSsal
Evening star., 1959-02-06
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

MUSTANG, late 81 model 4 speed,
ENGLISH transmission. $500. p.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
TALL TREES on lovely q acre 10

TALL TREES on lovely q acre lot
surround this .7S It. custom-bui
brk. rambler In an area Of mt
homes, true center hall, hedrms.
8 fun baths. lge. liv. ,rm,,, forma
din. rm., 24-ft. porch, dream
kit. with table space, 40 It. rec
rn; ; plus panyslsSd yseS club rm; ,,.I.t, viii
windows, 4 fireplaces, dressing rm
in master suite, Dashboard h.-wh.
asking S32,950. For further de.
tails call THE DARBY CO, ex
elusive agents. 2319 Wilson blvd
ia S-sSoS once open Q til O.
Evening star., 1959-02-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

INDUSTRIAL; P. Geo. Co., mr.. D. c
line-Will sell or build: RI option
o., OWNER. WA. 7-5bl6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

No-iron, mcehirs washable Doerons with a q
sns-ineh side ond full bottom hens so" for a
wide 10 The poir, 81, 50, "a. 81 and so' II
leneths
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

Special purchase from manufacturers wore
house. Cordette style plain chenille or self
patterned overoy styles. All first quality
individually poIy-booeed TO insure fresh
ness. White and eoIors, full and twin sizes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-26

. Cotton baFkeIoth or saiIcIoih
. Mix or match prints and solids
. zippsFsd cushions
, 1959-02-02
VIRGIN ISLANDS

SlQent OF the ASSoclatlon, VIII
lam Bailey, conducted the
meeting and called for the an
nual reports Of the various
committees. At the conclusion
of the reports, the Association
elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: R. H.
Amphdett Leader, President;
George H. T. Dudley, Vice Pre-
sident; Warren H. Young, Sc
cretary; C.. dewitt Rogers, Jr.
Treasurer, Edith Bornn and
Almeric Z. Christian Direc-
tors and Joseph MCGOWAN
Auditor.
After he election the meet
ing was turned over to R. H.
Amphlett Leader, who intro
duced the principal speaker,
the Honorable William H. Has
tie. Judge Haste gave the
lawyers who attended t h e
meeting considerable helpful
advice in conducting an appeal
and in writing and filing
briefs. Following Judge Has
ties speech, the president
called upon Mr.. M. B. Jackson
Regional Commissioner Of the
immigration and Naturaiiza-
ton Service. Commissioner
Jackson addressed the Bar on
the subject of the work Of his
department since the new i'm
migration laws passed in 1854.
The final speaker Of the day
was DR.. Edwin Weinstein, psy-
chiatrist for the Department of
Health. His address was Of in
valuable help to the members
Of the Bar.
The meeting adjourned only
to be reconvened in an infor-
NAL manner at Estate Carlton,
where all the judges and at
torneys, their wives and guests
assembled to participate in a
grand annual banquet. Law
yers Leader and Bailey shared
honors as toastmasters. Judge
Peter Woodbury. was the prin-
cipal speaker and delivered an
avoontionoI cnnnch an +hn roIn