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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-19
REAL ESTATE SALE Or EXcR.
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY the best buy; 4-bed.
rm., .-bath brick; S15,l5O.
EISENAcHER RLTY.. 10. $500
ALLIGOOD SELECTIONS
SILVER SPRING
OPEN SUN, III PM.
14il wooDsIDE PARKWAY
Attention doctors. Exclusive Wood.
side Park. Brick Colonial; 3 bed.
rms, . baths. liv. rm., din. rm.
kitchen, attached garaee. Hot.
water heat. Large shaded lot
71x2l0 1t. 2nd property from
Georgia ave. S26RbO. Dir: 0eor.
gia ave. 10 1411 Woodside pkwy
$40 NORTHWEST TERRACE
Burnt Mills VILLAGE. Gorgeous Gus
tom-built; 3 bedrms., 3h baths
nreplaces, liy. rm.. din. rm.
cleo. kit, playroom. library
breeSeway, Gear carport; S53,5OO
Dir: colesyille I'd. TO Northwest
drive, left TO 240 Northwest ter.
race.
433 NORTHWEST DRIVE
Burnt Mills Village-A sorgeous
stone rambler. Laree liv. rm.,
din. rIn., 3 bedrms.--or 2 bedrms
and den, Ia baths, all-elec. kit
with table space, 2 firepls.. breeze.
way, hsmt. and gar; lge. level
lot; S30,950. Dir: coiesville I'd
TO Northwest dr., left to 43J
Northwest drive. "
1908 ALBERT DRIVE
A lovely immac. honeymoon ram
bier. Lge. liv. rm., din. rm., kit
with table space, "a baths. bed
rms, beautiful rec. Tm. with bar
scr. porch, Wall-to-Eall carpeting
Grapes and awnings included
Sl9.7 Has lge. Oh 4iatt loan
Dir: University blvd. TO Inwood
ave, left TO Albert dr., right
1871 BRooKMoOR DRIVE
81. Bernadette's Parish-4-bedrm
brk. Colonial. 9 baths, liv, rm
with nrspl., family size din. rm.,
lovely kit. with breakfast bar
sep. dinette, full bsmt. with out
side exit; immac.; owner trans.
ferred; S23,gb0. Dir: ColesvillC
I'd. to University blvd, right Il
WILLIAMSBURG dr.. left to Brook
moor DR., left to l0131.
ALLIGOOD AGENCY
Ju. s-4477 Ewes. JU. a-627a
ARGYLE ESTATES, Silver Spring-
Brick Colonial: 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, separate din. rm.. carpet
ing, large screened porch. pine
paneled den. OWNER: JU. 9-3O94
l0025 Tenbrook dr..
ASSUME sI2,SOO CT 41s% LOAN
S97 per mo.--3-bedrm. brick Be.
thesda rambler; paneled rec rm.,
mod. kit, dishwasher, tirepl., pa.
ito; cor. lot: view; cow. loo B..
S15.a60. EN-, 5-l45a. No agents
BE WISE
Beat higher interest rates by as.
Stunning good loan on the fol:
lowing.
SPLIT FOYER, 3-bedrm., 2-bati,
brick rambler; mod. kit. din. rm. :,
rec, rm.; fenced yard S1S,500.
SPoTLEsS, 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier; carport, Anchor fenced yard
surfwood paneled rec. rm. with
bar; S1S,750.
$3.50 DOWN buys snug 2-bedrm.
bungalow, on Ice. cor. lot. IN
believable price. $4,000. WI.
$500.
.,,-,-a., -@-- -.
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BETHESDA
WILDWOOD MANOR AREA
NEW BRICK RAMBI, FR

bB2b UHOSVENOR LANE
OPEN 2 TO 9 PM.
On large beautiful tree-shaded cor.
ner. lot, Spacious 3-bedroom, 2.
bath. hfty-foot Job with foyer en-.
trance. Living rm. with fireplace
separate dining rm. and big West.
inghouse kitchen with family size
dinette area. Large daylight base.
ment with lovely view, has IRE.
place and excellent expansion pos
sibilities. First-elass shopping anc
all convenienees. To reach: Out
old GEORGETOWN I'd. approx.
miles to 0rosvenor lane; right ap,
prox. 3 blocks TO $500 block anc
A. g. Gardner Co. sign.
CALL Mr.. CLARK, RA. 3-a01l
A. s. GARDINER Il CO.. INC.
1881 L ST. NV. Ma. s-3e2s
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AAA MoTELs FOR SALE
ADVICE consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker. travel specialist
Offering recommendations best mo.
JOE II THOMPSON
232 woodward Bldg. Jackson S-67O0
AUTO. MECH.-Mod. service sta.
handle; II you know your business
you can net $4,000 W.; shows
profitS without repairs: $4,000
for stock req. Box 3S9-J. Star.
BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE. colored +:
air cond.: must sell: best offer
tn. 2-5466. tn. 1920.
CARRYOUT SHOP in a nearby
Approx. $4,000 mo. cross: IS, 200
dn., balance easy terms TO re-
liable party. RE. 6-496s.
DEL.-ABc on sale lie. Must sacr.
at once, III health. Excel. opport.
LU. 2-l112, LII. I-0952.
DRLICATESSEN FOR SALE. good
opportunity; near schools. Must
sell because OF illness. 7O5 Web
DINER. well established. doing ex-
cellent business. situated on main
Virginia hwy. in Fairfax County
On ana on sale. Plenty of park
Ing, excellent lease: A real bar
PAX REALTY, INC. JE' s-iidz
FULLY EQUIPPED retail meat
stand In o ST.. market. A goinR
P psSsoasbe o s%a Oh business anssss Any
GROCERY STORE, beer, carry
put, 3.rm. apt; gross s32,0 600
S1,750 cash. Ii. 4-7124.
GROCERY. 5-rhi. apt. Moneymaker
Full line Of meats, fruits. vege-
tables, etc. In business section.
Owner. leaving city. Bargain. Ii
IDEAL FOR COUPLE = Business
and home; Dry cleaning shop in
uptown shopping area; modern
sewing machine. 6-rm. house att.
lease. $4,000 or best offer. Other
interests forcing sale. Call RA.
b-l6O6 for information.
LADIES' APPAREL STORE in mod
Sc, shop. center, handling only
nationally adv. merch. THIS store
has been an outstanding success
for = wears, AREA Is expanding
very rapidly. No competition. Must
sell on account Of health. A real
bargain, stock plus fixtures. Box
9l-J, Star.
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. BY
OWNER: good location: reasonable
rent; gross, S25O,000 per annum
good mark up. x2O,000 cash
needed TO purchase; sacrifice sale.
Box 9l-L. Star.
LAuNDRIEs. Maytag. coin o. as
low as 81 800 down. completely
'nsislled. &c, flnanc. OIL. 4-35"S.
LAUNDROMAT-conn. ave: at.
tended service: full price S2.50G
cash; Mr. ToUSIGNANT. Wo
6-O450
MOD. SHAY STATION. located In
4 Prince Georges City,, out Colesvill
I'd extended; has AAA contract
tow truck equipped with crane eni
all mod. equipment. Station doinl
very good business. Do not appl!
unless you are, exper. and havl
! $4,000 or mOke. For appoint
cell Mr. KoTri1EK. ia. 6-s5OO
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SERVICE STATION, located on ma
jor thoroughfare in FAIRFAX Co.
Excel. gallonage and profitable
business now being realized, Excel,
oppor, for exper man to take over
. secure business; Dealer must
IA. 4.iIioo; week end and eve
nings, TIE. $500.
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6&@p&n

CLEVELAND PARK
3405 RODMAN ST. NV,
OPEN . TO 3
Charming home In superb location
Liv. rm.. din. rm., bedrm., or den,
kit. with dishwasher: 3 bedrms
and porch above; lovely patio and
Garden. S27,500.
Directions: Ont Mass ave. to 34th
st rieht tn Rodman, left to house.
Call MRS. d'AMECOURT, DE. 9
BOG: or MRS. MASSAG, WO.
6-3243. Exclusive.
d'AMEcoURT REAL ESTATE
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-3.bedroom
brick rambler: corner lot; new
pine rec rm.: side porch: outside
bsmt entr.. many extras close to
all schools: $4,000. FHA. BY
OWNER, VIII. B-25S3
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1926 18th ST.

Summers passing and IT'S time TO
be serious about getting into Foggy
Soi'1 ne,, values y.a9 are T 't sa. risins
las Il has Tor the past ' 3 years. y.
Come In TO see this fine 3-levei
home that offers unusual oppor-
tunities for -entertaining-wlth 3
bedrmS, Tor . and DEM, wonderful
kit. (dishwasher, cabinets galore,
etc.,. central air cond. that you'll
appreciate more next summerl.
IA baths; wonderful garden area.
VIII also have information on an
other fine home Just coming onto
the market lin upper sos. also).
as well as several remodeline
opportunities n he area that
should be Interesting. For infor-
mate NATION call 81 .p pE IplEs6s S Ssss
will return your cali quickly.
Woodward & Norris
Realtors 723 Goth St. NV.
GEORGETOWN-Most attrac. brk. =:
3 bedrms., = baths. Income pos
sibility: garden: $4,000. STE
VEINS, Pc. 3-3O53. FE. 7-l773,
GEORGETOWN, edse, within j blk.
OF Gordon High-3-bedrm. brick
with .lov. terrace and bsmt apt. :
ch lHi1T. r. E1Ss .ssco. j. c.
GEORGETOWN-Home and income :
= sep. apis. and garden: also sew
eral other Investment props. In
Burleith, Foggy Bottom and
selves. with small down payment.
II CHATEY III E-A10n
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J. NELSON HUGHES
eealtor EN-. 2-84OO

CHEVY CHASE, Hawthorne ares
Distinctively STYLED brick rambler
for small family; center hall. Ice.
ltv. rm., din. rm., library with
nrepl.. powder rm.. mod kit, break
fast rm., . lge bedrms. Tea. with
bath. Well priced at $40. 500
Cali Kenneth Hoefiei for details.
OIL. 4-3l17 or CO. 5-li3O. JOHN
r. de-STBOUR q CO., 1912 31st
St. NV.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

A LOVELY, eustom-built Chevy
Chase, D; e. home; mr.; Q Of the
BEST SCHOOLS and colleges: SELL
Ing to settle estate. WO. 6-7O2R,
AMER. UNIV. PARK-This house
has all the extras: S33,75O: select
your own terms. Owner leaving
1880 Davenport st.sn.w, Must be
ieen e srs Sst
wliRe. storage attic. compl. furp.
bsmt. with rec. rm. and firepl.
Well-eouip. kit. Lge. din. rm.,
scr. porch and library. Lge. liv.
rm. w/firepl.. 3 twin-size bedrms..
"a baths. Open Sat. and Sum-.
til dark. A D. cRUMBAUGH,
INC: Wo. 6-1364; ewes. Wo.
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DOCTORS 9la,s HOME AND OFFICE

DOCTORS HOME AND OFFICE
NURSERY SCHOOL
EMBASSY HOME
Detached Town House
This magnificent piece Of
property is in the Woodley
road area near the Cathed-
raj. l. rms, 2 baths, rear
porch and patio. A 2-story
brick residence in rear, built
as a library and study lends
itself beautifully for artists,
writer's. doctors or musicians.
Reproduction cost would far
exceed the asking price. Call
Mr.. Wells for complete In.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res, OIL. 2-s69I
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SHOE CONCESSION

SHOE CONCESSION
For rent in established dry clean
ing store; fully equipped. Good
opportunity for experienced shoe
reDairman. DEBONAIR CLEAN
ERs. AID. $1,000. 26l2 Conn. ave.
VALET SHOP, easy clean operation
for o. No work done on premises.
everything picked up and deliv-
cred. Price. $4,000. Get your
money back In one year Box
BOIL, Star.
wOMEN'S WEAR branch store,
Vienna. Va, needs young exper.
sales mgr. Wonderful opportunity.
Must invest. All replies eonfiden-
tial. Box ll4-L. Star.
COLORRD on WHITE GROCERY
store and apt, located outer me-,
colored trade. no gross but great
potentially. large side lot for
parking business and real prop
erty $4,000 with only $500 cash
to right party. DE. 2-S10R
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
In fine residential neighborhood: ]
blk. Oh Conn. ave, $40 Military
I'd. NV. BRIGHT, spacious, COM
Portable home; completely redeeor
interior and exterior; LIST n. cen
ter hall. lge.. din. rm.. liv. I'm. I;
newly equip. kit. side porch; End
Sat. and Sun. . to 4. THOMAS p
BROWN: INC. zoos 10th st. NV.
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A. q. Pk.-Bfk. center-entT. 3-b.r,
ga baths. Liv. rm.. frepl., sep
din. rm.. porch. rec. rm., gar
S24.950. EN-. $3.50.
BARNABY WOODS. Chevy Chase
. baths on End a.: nns kit. with
eating space: lge. din. nm, lovely
ltv. nm, pvt. rear screened porch;
daylight rec. I'm: earage. toilet /;
gas INV. heat. S26.50O. Vacant
REALIST1NGs CORP, OIL. 2-02Os
BUY OF THE MONTH
Exclusive ss,S e., Kent Ts 3I:5.dr I'M, IL:
air Air.. sond excel eeoonnd. Priced for
sppt' only only, EXCLUSIVE In0T p ".
BOYLE, Pc. 7-5Ol0; ewes. OIL.
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MASS. ExT.-Historic stone manor
house. set amsng tall trees and
spacious grounds; bedrooms ~
baths, modern kitchen; available
noY: rent 1855 per mo. ST. g.
- EN. Boss.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

F g Sa.s: N sp S.esrs.n time y ~ sS'
x. study ana fami h0m roo MIN IN nrss
acres. other homes and sites AVAIL
able. OLIVER u CARR, Builders,
Inc; MA. s-s34o; ewes; Ak. o.
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ASHTON AREA-5 bedrms.. .

ASHTON Area bedrms., 2
baths, hot-water heat, garden
vac: S125 mo. Ev. 4-6444.
BEECH ST. NV, Just OF Western
ave.-Brick Colonial; 3 bedrooms,
ia baths, recreation room. ga
Iage, large yard; immaculate;
$3.50. Available October l.: shown
CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma. s.
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ARL. n, 61O6 N. 23rd st.-Attrac-
tioners. 3 bedrms.. . baths, rec.
rm., maids rm.; $3.50. Other high
grade rentals available. ASK-USl
REALTY CO.. JE. 4-3940.
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GA. AVE. -bedrm. brick
split-level, redec.: bsmt.. f1repl.
fenced I'd: close to all schools;
III Trs94. .1Is7' 20 or me- "a D 4laSIo DHoe''
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ARL., MCLEAN AREA-New 4-bed-
rm. ramblers; . full baths, full
oSmt., rec. rm. area with firepl.:
S1S7.50 per mo-; rent with option
to buy, part of rent as down payt.
Gail WALTER R. REYNOLDS. ia.
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BETHEsDA-Unusually fresh, at
level; huge. light rec. room; many
excellent features. Near best
schools. S275. SIMMONS PROP
ERTIES. DE. 2-566O, Pc. 7-1444.
BOILING FIELD AREA -bedrm.
semidet brick: newly dec; fenced
ID, bsmt;; Blk, e school. bus;
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MoryGregg
Is Married

Mrs. VIII Reeves Gregg Of
New York City and Orange,
Va, announces the marriage
Of her daughter Mary Allen
to the Rev. John Cutrer
Smith Of New York City. son
of Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Ed
ward White Smith Of Allan
ia, Ca. The bride Is also the
daughter Of the late Mr..
Gregg.
The wedding took place
Saturday In st. Thomas
Protestant Episcopal Church
in Orange. with the Right
Rev. Frederick w. Goodwin,
Bishop Of the Diocese of vir-
ginia. officiating. The cere-
mony was followed by q re-
ception at "Grelen," the
country home Of the brides
mother.
The bride was given in
marriage by her brother, Mr..
Will r. Gregg, IT.. and Miss
Mary Burwell Fowlkes was
her cousins maid Of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Rob-
ert Arnold. Mrs. Gregg, jr.,
Mrs. William Weatherly, III,
Mrs. Bryce Kooprnan, Miss
Jane Amesbury and Miss
Lucy Barker Fowlkes.
Mr.. Edward C. Smith
served as his brothers best
man. Ushers we're Mr.. WAL
ter G. Huntington, jr., Mr..
John Brannon. Mr.. Peter
Durk, the Rev. James Grit
flss, Mr.. j. Winston FowIkes
and Mr.. George Fowlkes.
Mrs. Smith was graduated
from Chatham Hall and from
Vassar College. A debutante
Of the 1882 season, she is
a member Of the Junior
League and of the Colony
Club in New York.
Her paternal grandfather,
the late Alexander White
Gregg. lived in Washington
for over 20 years while he
was a member of the Texas
delegation in Congress. Her
uncle. the late A. w. Gregg.
jr., was General Counsel of
the Treasury under Andrew
w. Mellon. Her maternal
grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Allen of New
York.
Mr.. Smith was graduated
from the University of Viz
ginia and from the General
Theological Seminary in New
York. His father. Maj. Gen.
Smith. lived in Washington
during World War II while
serving on the staff of Gen.
George Marshall.
After a European wedding
trip, the couple will live In
New York City.
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BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

II seeing the European
fashion collections wasn't on
your summer vacation sched-
ule this year. last nights an
nual gala fashion fete at the
Shoreham Hotel was q real
bit of consolation.
The terrace Of the Shore
ham, crowded with some 769
(the count that the maitre d
hotel gave us) people. was the
setting for Julius Garfinckel
& Co.'S Imports Fashion
Show.
The s. originals from Paris
and Italy came from the
great couture houses of Nina
Raicci. Belenciaga. Dior. Gil
venchy, Mirsa, Simonetta,
Fontana. Balmain, Coma.
Chanel, De Rauch, Cardin.
Fabini. Capuccf, Bertoli. JAG.
ques Helm and Galitizine Of
Rome. The collection is
valued at $4,000.
All the controversial and
newsmaking silhouettes pa
raded in the elegant salons of
Europe. materialized last
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Counselor and Nine. Fran
co.'s Gavoty. and Press Coun-
selor and Nine. Jean Baube
They were. expecting to hear
any minute that a new
grandchild would also be
premiered.
Designers There
New York designers, who
had bought many of the
Paris and Italian originals
shown, were also in attend
ance. The Leon Frechtels,
Sylvan Rich, Emanuel Boy
koff, and Mrs. Charles Rem
digs were in the company of
Miss Elizabeth Fairall, v. P.
Emeritus Of julius Garfinckel
& Co. The Du Pont Company
who also showed their orig
inals were represented by
Mr.. Conner S. Ward.
Virginia Warren was with
Senator Warren Magnusen at
the Allan Bralove's table.
Celebrity recognizers also
spotted Representative Sid
Hurlong of Florida, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Montgomery,
Representative and Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt. jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Johnston in the audience.
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Moonlight Cruise

The Marine Corps will fete
members of the Washington
Chapter, American Women in
Radio and Television. at a
Moonlight Parade" at 8 pm.
tonight.
Prior to the parade, mem.
bers will meet for cocktails
and a buffet dinner in the
Crystal Room of the Officers
Club at the Naval Gun Fac
tory. Commanding officer Of
the Marine Barracks, Col.
Jonas Plat, and Mrs. Plat
will be hosts.
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Miss McGregor
Is Honored
AT Luncheon

Miss Linda Louise Nc.
Gregor was honored at a
luncheon yesterday given by
Mrs. Gladys Myers Bowling
at her Georgetown residence.
The honoree will be pre-.
sented to society at a tea
dance to be given today by
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McGregor at the
Congressional Country Club.
Miss McGregor will also be
presented at the Debutante
Cotillion and THANKSGIVING
Ball on November 26 at the
Sheraton Park Hotel. On De-
cember % her parents will
honor her at a ball at the
Mayflower Hotel.
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prophetic and very much in
the tunic theme that so many
designers sponsored in Paris.
Sleeves on coats, jackets.
and evening clothes were
varied. nearly bordering on
the large, the exaggerated.
and the dolman.
Women in the audience
worried about their knees
showing this Fall, were re-
assured and given the word"
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way on and off the round
platform. No gasps greeted
1t.
Spotlighted individually for
the opening sequence were
suits and coats. These ranged
from boxy Chanel suits. to
the very new looking longer
jackets reminiscent Of a rid
ing habit. Bubbly tweeds and
Glen plaid patterns kept up
with each other. Newest Of
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the colorful coat lines are
those by Jules Crahay Of
Nina Ricci. The Belgian
born designers brown Glen
plaid coat with an almost
Inverness cape top. drew
good applause as did Given
chy's purple coat with the
high rise top. Winter violet
Is a much-favored Paris
color.
Balenciaga's y coat looked
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by Julius Garfinckel a. Co.'s
Fashion Co-ordinator, Ruey
Messenger. who did the pres
entation, that there's every
length to be had from knee
to mid-calf."
The evening sequence pro-
duced the loveliest sight Of
all. Against the dark setting,
the many white ballgowns,
glittering and cleaning with
thousands of beads on them,
really stood out.
Silhouettes went from
short. to ankle-length, to in
step-in-front. and the full
length extravaganza of a
dress.
Young and Gay
Jacques Helms short eve
ming dress Of hundreds and
hundreds of yards of tiny
white nylon and tulle ruffies
with a black sash looked
young and gay. Ricci's gown
of the same material looked
more sophisticated with a
cinnamon colored sash. a
black top with a bell sleeve
treatment, and the full-length
skirt a snowy drift of white
ruffles.
Present in the audience APP
plauding the designs Of Mirsa,
Fontana and Simonetta were
their countrymen, the Italian
Commercial Counselor and
Signora Ugo Morabito, Prin-
cess Marcella Borghese and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo Piccoli.
From the French Embassy
there was the Commercial
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Pdris dnd Italian Originals
Star on q Washington Terrace

night for the equally elegant
audience gathered on the
Terrace.
Yves st. Laurent Of Dior's
"hobble" skirt was, of course,
the eye-opener of the show.
Whether in a dacron and
wool permanently pleated
version, a white chiffon
beaded and spaneled design.
or in a black cocktail dress
the models all inched their
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Together

Lace and silk are a combi-
nation Of flattering fabrics.
Both fabrics combine for
late-day dresses with lace
usually forming the sleeves
and bodice.
, 1959-11-20
FOR SALE

1856 2l-foot OLYMPIA out.
board cabin cruiser. Built in Ger
many. Two Is horsepower johnson
electric starting outboards. Tws
az gallon Monel-Metal gasoline
tanks. Electric navigation and
cabin lights. Permanent full height
Canvas awning over cockpit. En-
closed head. Sink. Fresh-water
Tank. Bunks with foam-rubber
mattresses. Danforth Anchor. 4
life preservers Completely equip
ped for living aboard, including
Monel Metal 3 burner alcohol
stove, cooking utensils & 2 Fold
aluminium chairs. Boat hauled and
painted recently. Price $4,000
cash. Moored in Cruz Bay, ST.
John, Virgin Islands. For inspec-
ton, contact Euar McF arlane,
Agent, at Cancel Bay Plantation,
ST. John, or call owner Charles
Bartell. Christiansted. st. Croix,
28SW 2 Rings.
Me
, 1959-11-20
ADMINISTRATION

600. This idea is not a new one.
Private contractors in Miami
have been pumping sand from
the bottom Of the sea and fill
ing ii large tracks Of land
which have been developed.
into Real Estate. This dredge
before departing could pour
thousands Of tons Of sand on
any given spot for storage,
which could be sold when
needed to building contractors.
Sand is becoming 4 scarce
commodity in St. Thomas and
a hard item for the builders
to procure.
, 1959-11-20
FOR SALE

/ Brand New WESTINGHOUSE
UPRIGHT FREEZER Model Ia
Approx. $50 lbs. cap. $500. de.
livered including freight & tax.
Phone: Bamboo Lounge. Furni-
ture Dept. Z $50 am "a n daily
except Monday F-13J
, 1959-11-20
GROCERIES AND OTHER
COMMODITIES

The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any i~nformality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified BY the Government
or BY the bidder, to accept any
j EN- in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS OWN
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RCmneY
Administrative Assistant II
1890
, 1959-11-20
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, III quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department Of Property and
Procurement, Division
Procurement, Christiansted,
ST. Croix, Virgin Islands, until
100 AM. December 9, 1859,
and then publicly opened for
the following
GROCERIES AND OTHER
COMMODITIES
The Government reserves
he right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any i~nformality
n bids and, unless otherwise
pecified By the Government
Or by the bidder, to accept any
item III the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioners Of Property
and Procurement
Per;
Alphonso RomneY
Administrative Assistant II
1890
, 1959-11-20
w AN ED

Capable Man so 40 years old
to assist with Insurance De-
partment. Excellent Salary
and Opportunity for Quali-
fed Individual.
Inquire F-I63 for appointment.
, 1959-11-20
. HRISTIAN5TE D
RE
The House Of Good Pictures

Inc House OF ta0Od HtctttrcS
Sat-. Nov. I'll Double Feature:
ST. LOUIS BLUES
Nat King Cole Eartha Kit
Pearl Bailey Cab Galloway
Ella Fitzgerald Mahalia Jackson
Ruby Dee Juano Hernandez
THE COUNTRY HUSBAND
Frank Lovejoy Barbara Hale
Sunday. Nov. e
TARzAN's FIGHT FOR LIFE
Metro-Color)
Filmed ii the heart of Africa!
Gordon Scott as Tarzan and
Eve Brent as Jane.
Tuesday. Nov. 24-DoubIe Feature
SAD SACK
Jerry Lewis David Wayn
Phyllis Kirk Peter Lore
ApAcM TERRITORY
Technicolor)
Rory Calhoun : Barbara Bates