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Truck Driver Killed

SHERBURNE, N. Y, Dec. 19
(AP) Police were called to in
vestigate a woman's complaint
that her mailboX had been
knocked down. AS they searched
around her house for the cause
yesterday they found a wrecked
truck at the bottom of a deep
ravine. Beneath the wreckage
lay the body of Richard H.
Horstman, "a, of Sherburne.
Troopers said his truck appar-
emily went off the road Thurs
day night.
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Woman Loses $18
To Purse Snutcher

A 56-year-old mans
pocketbook containing Sl8 was
snatched yesterday at Sixteenth
street and Spring road NV.
The victim, according to tenth
precinct Pvt. Robert E. Spur
geon, was Dorothy c. Fine, who
lives at the Woodner on Six
,eenth street. She described the
suspect as colored. about 19, S
feet 8, weighing about 1875
pounds, wearing a dark trench
coat, hat and trousers. who
made his escape by running
south in the $500 block of Six
teenth street.
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NO FIRING HINTED
BY ROCKEFELLER

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 19 CAPJ -
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of
New York said yesterday his
legal adviser has told him there
apparently is no basis for re-
moval action against Hulan
Jack. Rockefeller said he is
awaiting a report from the dis
trict attorneys Office and will
take no action before Monday
unless we get an emergency
message from the Office"
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Moi. Bryun w. Collier

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec.
l9 (AP) Maj. Bryan w. Col
lier. go, public relations director
at The Citadel since 1855 and
former newspaperman, died
Friday of a heart attack. At
one time he was editor of the
Columbus Ca Ledger and
Sunday Ledger Enquirer, and
had worked for newspapers in
New York. Atlanta, Columbus,
Charleston, Louisville and the
Associated Press in New York.
He was born in Hartwell, Ga.
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road. and Mrs. Dwight A. Palm
of Columbus, Ohio.
Services will be at IL am
Monday at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church. Burial
will be in Rock Greek Cemetery
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In Mrn1nrtai1t

BEILSTEIN, FREDERICK B. In low
ing memory of FREDERICK B.
year ago, December 10. 1858.
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
OF wonderful husband father
ana grandfather
We shall never forget
LOVING WIFE, LOTTIE: CHIL-
DREN AND LDREN. e
BALES. RODNEY COLEMAN. In low
ing memory OF our son and our
brother RODNEY COLEM A N
BALES. who passed away cne year
ago today, December 10. 1883
A loved one is remembered today
and always.
Loved in life and loved in death.
DEVOTED FATHER, MOTHER, SIS
TIERS AND BROTHER.
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL RIGHTS FOR TWO, beauti-
|. tul Parklavn: best offer. GA.
n 4-SS33. 20
ONE CRYPT. 2 burial sites in the Gar.
den OF the Apostles in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery; List price $1,000. asking
price $3.50. Call ewes, WE. 5-49lI
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AnnriIinn

SNYDER, LENA There will be an
SSysphs on IN sunsa9 %sTorE D.csmO.F s5 Leg %
1859. at pm at the Beth
ehOlom Cemetery. 57th ave and
st Relatives and friends in
20 vited Cars will be leaving from
Beth Sholom Congregstiou, 18th st
ana Eastern ave. at 12:l5 m
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The EVENING STAR
Garn nf Chunks

GRANADY. DIR. JAMES 7. W. The
family OF the late DR.. JAMES 7.
W. GRANADY wishes to extend
sincere thanks and grsteful appre-
citation for the many expressions
Of sympathy and other acts OF
kindness and friendship rendered
curing their recent bereavement
MRS JAMES T W. GRANADY (nee
Rosa Cecile Hershaw) AND FAM
lily. 20s
WOLFF, CARRIE V. We wish to ex-
press our sincere and heartfelt
thanks to our relatives and friends
for their words Of consolation and
beautiful floral tributes at the death
Of our beloved mother.
BEREAVED CHILDREN AND FAM
LIES. 20
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DEATHS
Announcements Of

HnnNuncemen OF
Services by Cha mberB
Gore, Thomas L, w W Chambers Co
Meats, Danny E. W. W. Chambers Co
LandOn,
Ernest W W Chambers Co
James, Brother
EulOgius,
F. S. c. W. W Chambers Co
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOrium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
atn 81 ano Mass Ave NE Ii $1,000
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Dratha

RUST, LETHIA, On Friday. Decem-
Der Is, 1859. LETHIA RUST Of
3SlO Sth St NV Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Frazier
bO
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BARTON, HARRY ROSS On Tn

day, December II. 1855, at the
HARRY Ross BARTON of 900
Que St NV. beloved husband OF
the late Anna / Barton Cnee Iolkl
brother OF Mrs. KeZia SmitnSon
OF Bel Air. Mi. Services at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
39Ol llth st. NV. On Sunday,
December 20. at / 80 pm (park-
ing facilltieSl Interment Spring
field PRESBYTERIAN Cemetery, sykes
VILE Nd
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ANDERSON MARY e On

MARY {. on Friday,
December Is, 1853. at Sibley Hos
pita!. MARY c. ANDERSON. be-
loved wife. Of William E. Anderson,
Washington, D. c and Doris Click
Of Berryviile. Va; sister OF Mrs.
John Hopkins of Oavldsonville. Nd
and Charles E Dove of Des Moines,
Iowa. Also surviving are four
grandchildren Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th st.
ana Mass. ave. ne. where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday, De-
cember %. at 9:3O am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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LANDON, ERNEST z. or 635 NJ ST
ne, on December 10, 1853. father
OF Thomas E, Raymond E. and
Elmer L. Landon. brother OF viii
liam T and Harry A. Landon.
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 5l7 l1th st. Sc. on Mon
gay, December 2l. at 1880 pm.
lnterment Arlington NationaI Gem
etery 20
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BOLDEN, REV. WILLIAM z,

Thursday, December II. 1853. REV.
WILLIAM E. BOLDEN of 92Ol Old
Fort rd Sc. Chapel Hill, Nd, son
Of the late Margaret and Walter
Bolden. beloved father Of Miss Will
lette Bolden and devoted brother
OF the Rev George E, Bolden. He
also leaves to mourn their loss
other relatives and many friends
The remains will rest at his above
late residence. where friends may
call after 8 pm. Saturday. De-
eember 10 Funeral services on
Sunday, December 20. at , ON
at the Grace Methodist Church,
Chapel Hill. Md, the Rev I. A.
Sherman ofhclating. Interment
church cemetery Arrangements by
the John 7 Rhines g. Co. Funeral
Home. 3Ol5 10Th 81 ne 30
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December Il. 1859. at the District
General Hospital, MRS. MAMIE
WILLIAMS, beloved mother of Mrs.
Camille Witchell. Mrs. Clara Wash
ington Catherine Jones, James and
Phillip Chase She also leaves to
mourn her passing one sister,
Mrs Catherine Summerville: seven
grandchildren, thirteen great-grand-
children and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting at
her above late residence, where
friends may call after pm. Sun
day. December 20, Funeral serv-
ices on Monday. December q. at
the. Mount Moriah Baptist Church,
18th and East Capitol sts.. at IL
noon. the Rev Harvey Randolph
officiating Interment Carver Me-
mortal Park. Arrangements by the
John T.. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Homo. 3O16 10Th st ne ~
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CO0MBS. HANNAH o On Wednes-
day, December .l6. 1853. at Ply
Slclans Memorial Hospital, La Plata,
Md. HANNAH o. COOMBS, be-
loved wife of Luther Coombs, sister
Of Mrs Margaret Wallace of La
Plata. Md; Mrs. Hildegarde Adams
Of AauaSco, Md; Zachariah L.
Johnson of Philadelphia, Pa Law
renee and Roland Johnson of Wash
az her late home, La Plata. Md
after pm Saturday. December
~ Funeral services and inter
ment at Newtown Methodist Church
on Sunday December 20 at /
pm ArranEementS 0v the Keison
Funeral Home, AGuasco, Nd 10
DUyALL, GEORGE P, sr. On Fri.
P DUVALL, Sr.. Of %S33 Bladens.
burg, rd., Colmar Manor. Nd, be.
loved husband of Ann L. Duvall
and father OF Mrs. B v. Tilipauskis
Miss Mary L. .DLvall, Mrs George
9. HasklnS. Mr. George P. ir,. Mr.
Joseph F Ouvall, Mrs. George D
McM!chael, ir., Mrs. Raymond B
wright and Mrs. Keith r. Doggy;
brother of Mary R.. William A
games ano Earl Duvall. Mrs. Rose
Rnihg: SINS: Mrs. Cora De Petro and Mrs
survived by twenty mine grsr dchii.
dren Relatives and friends MAJ
can al the Gasch Funeral Home
1888 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville
Md. where services will ce nelc
on TUESDAY. December 20 at IL
am Gnteruert Gate of HEAVIER
cemetery. Visiting hours after :
pm, sunday. December 20 81
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AMOS: bsS.mbAl PAULINE No w On lrIT ThSEsdqy nS W
AMos ARMsS6sOef ef i4 ifs4 Psrk FAO6iNE "a I'M. bs w
loved wife of the late Bert T. Amoi
and aunt of Elizabeth P. Stannel
Of Arlington. Va. Friends may cal
at the H Hines Co Funera
Home. 1901 l4th ST. NV. park,
ing facilitiesI Services at ST
PauIs Episcopal Church. 2430 K
ST. NV. on Monday. December 2l
at IL an Interment Glenwooc
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WE'VE BROWN, wife OF William
Brown, Two brothers. John and
Edward Taylor: three sisters. Mrs
Clara Thomas. Mrs. Pauline Adams
and Miss Mabel M Taylor; nieces,
friends also survive. After . pm.
Sunday, December 20. remains viii
rest at tre Henry S Washington
Sons Funeral Home, 467 n st.
NV; where the rosary will be re-
cited at pm Mass will be
offered at o am. Monday, De-
cemoer p, at the Holy Redeemer
Catholic CEurch. New York and
New Jersey aves NV. ILterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery
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FTldag, En%Ygc,r Pscem5eT 5GnrobS,rn Us, 1853;
Adelphi. Md, beloved husband Of
Leila Montgomery. father Of Mary
Lou Jacoby and brother of Mrs T,
J. Greer. Henry s. and James H,
MONTGOMERY He also is survived
by two grandchildren. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Home. 1872 Georgia ave NV on
Monday, December 21, at pm,
lnterment George Washington Gem
etery .pn
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COHEN, ANNA CSHAPIRO). On
Thursday. December II, 1853, at
Boston. Mass. ANNA tSHAPIRO5
COHEN. beloved wife of William
Cohen OF Boston, Mass, and de-
voted mother of Mrs. Becky Green
leld of Silver Spring, Md. Abe
and joseph Shapiro. both of Wash
inGton, D; C., and Meyer Shapiro
OF Lewisdale. Md She also is
survived by four grandchildren and
seven great-grandchildren Services
at the c D. Goldberg & Son Funeral
Home: 4211 9th st NV. on Sun
day, December 20, at = pm In
terment District Of Columbia Lodge
Cemetery In mourning at 2l0O
Beechwood rd.. Lewisdale. Nd. Fam
ily, requests in lieu of flowers con-
tributions be made to the Metro
polltan Heart Guild. 20
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CLARENCE LEE MAHoNEY of 1863
Massachusetts ave Sc. husband OF
Arn1e Mahoney. Also surviving are
Ruth Mahoney. his former wife: six
daughters. three sons. his grand
children, other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Sunday, De-
cember 20, friends are invited to
call at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
1870 9th st NV. Funeral services
at the Israel Baptist Church, 632
llth st. ne on Monday. December
81. at ] pm. the Rev R. R. Robin
son ofhciatine. Interment Carver
Memorial Park oO
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sRUCE, MARY EILEEN lnee Hsnder

sonJ. On Thursday. December II,
1859, at Georgetown University
Hospital, MARY EILEEN BRUCE of
1905 Taylor lane Sc. beloved wife
of Edith Meredith Bruce, jr.: mother
Of Donald Wayne and Edith Mere
dith Bruce, Sd; sister of Mrs.
Charles Chamberlain Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st and Mass ave. ne, where sery-
ices will be held on Monday, De-
cember 21 at 2:30 pm Interment
GlenWOOd Cemetery on
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day. December is, 1863. at Mount
Vernon Hospital. ALICE CARY
BURDETTE OF 1O26 Vermont ave.
NV. aunt Of Walter W BurGette,
Burdette Friends may call All
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave. NV.
courtesy parking, corner Of 18th
and g Sts. nwD, where services
Will be held en- Monday. December
Il; at 1880 am. Interment Oak
hill cemetery. 20
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MAIkUDEk, MARY AGNES. on
her home, 1921 Leland St, chevy
Chase. Md. MARY AGNES MA
GRUDER. wife OF the late EDWARD
Magruder, mother Of John H
ana Leon L. Magruder. sister OF
Mrs Rebecca Chorley. Mrs May
McCullen and Mrs. Duel Simmons.
There also are four grandchildren
and three great-grandchildren. Mrs
Magruder rests at the Warner 3
Pumphrey Funeral Home, SABA
where services will be held on Mon
day. December Fl, at II am.
parking facilitiesl. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery Friends may
visit at the above funeral nome
after D m Saturday Decennher o
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kALDENBACH, ARTHUR WILLIAM.
On Friday. December rs, 1853.
ARTHUR WILLIAM KALDENBACH,
beloved husband Of Louise D Kali
Mrs. Trone Bishop and Mrs RAY
mond Cline OF Milford, Ohio step
father of Rufus c. Wisong. Mrs.
Leon Chatelain. ir.. and Mrs. Ros-
well klevlng OF Phoenix. AriZ
brother of Mrs. Vernon Rollins OF
Detroit. Mich Funeral from the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home. 1872
Georgia ave. NV. on Monday, De-
cember 81, at 2:3O pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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Dratha

ALBERTs. HENRY, On Wednesday,
December 16, 1859, at Mount Alto
Gundry drive. Falls Church. Va,
beloved husband of Elsie D. Alberts
father Of Betty Sue Alberts, step
father of Jeanne Guidi Barbara
Oliver, Donald. Ronald and Robert
Woolfenden; brother of Robert and
Harold Alberts and Mrs. Rebecca
Glass He also is survived by ten
stepgrandchildren Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2647 Wilson plvd Arlington, Va D,
where funeral services will be held
on Monday. December 81, at 1890
am. Interment Arlington National
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BETH a, JOHNSON of'si Of si17 i6n ioth
St NV. Apt. ,25. beloved aunt OF
Mrs. Agnes Hall, Mrs Elsie L. and
Ernestine Allen. other relatives
and many friends also survive
After II noon Sunday. December
20. friends are invited to call at
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV Requiem mass will be
celebrated at st Augustine's Cath
olic Church, 18th St, between r
and S SITS. NV. at 10 am Monday,
December II lnterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 90
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COHEN. FLORENCE On Fridav De

COHEN. beloved wife wife of bS ES65 Eein5 +
Cohen of Wheaton, Md. and de-
voted mother of Dr.. Arthur Cohen
of Washington. D. c. She also is
survived by four sisters and two
brothers. Miss Ida Malmed. Mrs
man and Mr.. Sam Malmed. ali of
Phila delphia. Pa; Nj. A T Malmed
and Mrs. Kate GedeS. both of Miami
Beacn Fla. Services at the c, D,
Goldberg & Son Funeral Home. 42l7
9th ST NV. on Sunday, Deem
Adas Israel Cemetery In mourn
ing at 23O6 Blueridge ave,
Wheaton Md % ''
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Actress Honored
AT Dessert Fete

Cornelia Otis Skinner. star
of THE Pleasure of His Com
pany" and national chair
man Of Brotherhood Week,
was guest Of honor yesterday
at a dessert luncheon Of the
French-ISrael Fashion Fes-
tival committee.
The luncheon held at the
home of Mr.. j. Charles Shap-
iro, was attended by hostesses
Of the Fashion festival and
women who have invested
in the Israel Bond Program
since October Is Of this year.
The afternoons program
included final details and at
tendance reports on the Fes-
tival. along with converse
ton led by Miss Skinner. The
Festival will take place Fri
day at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
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a much friendlier welcome to
your front door.
Mrs. E. M. G.. asks:
st was given a handmade
patchwork quilt. I want to
use it as a coverlet with an
unbleached muslin Cback-
ground of quilt dust rufle.
on white walls. Pine early
American furniture. The quilt
is multi-colored but blue and
yellow predominant. What
could you suggest for color
Of rugs and curtains, max
ing the quilt the focal point?"
Dear Mrs. E. NJ. c.:
I would like to see the cur
tains a crisp yellow with
matching fringed edge, and
. rug In blue mist or maple
sugar.
Mrs. r. L. H. asks:
Il have an old Morris chair
that is In good condition and
was wondering how to fix it
up to make it interesting
looking?"
Dear Mrs. r. L. H.:
Paint it a patent-leather-
black, and cover the cushions
in shocking pink felt or o
bold horsehlanket-plaid.
y .
"Bs Your Own Decorator" o
fascinating and most informative
booklet by Dorothy Draper, is ovoiI-
able to readers Of The Stor. Send
Is cents in coin and your name Ond
address printed. core Of The Eve
ming Stor. Mrs. Draper eonnot
answer personoI moiI. but will use
questions Of widest general appeal
in her column.
(copyright 1859, Dorothy Draper)
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TOMORROW

WOman's Club Of Chevy
Chase, Md. Spanish class
beginners at 9 am. Art sec
ton painting class at $50
am. French class advanced
at 10:30 am.
Suburban WOman's Club Of
Montgomery County Com
munity services section meet
ing at 10 am. at the home Of
Mrs. Harold Bacon, 400
Dewmar court, KenSington.
goth Century Club-Litera-
ture section meeting at ii
am. at the fourth floor
assembly room, YWCA. Mr..
Richard Eberhart, poetry
conSultant in English at the
Library of Congress, viii read
his own work.
University WOmen's Club
Poetry and book review
groups Joint Christmas pro-
gram at II am, followed by
luncheon. Bridge canasta
group dinner at $50 pm.
followed by cards.
Bethesda Chevy Chase
Branch, AAUW Afternoon
bridge group at IL noon at
the home Of Mrs. Rene Lutz,
5008 Worthington drive.
ZOnta Club Of Washing
tOn-Luncheon meeting at
1890 pm. at the YWCA. Mrs.
Gloria g. Gibson and Mrs.
Dorothy L. Parks will pre-
sent a Christmas program.
Chevy Chase Junior WOm-
ans Club-Christmas party
from / to 2::30 pm. for mem
bers' children at Lynnbrook
Recreation Center in Bethes-
da. Ranger Hal will be special
guest.
Martha Washington Chap
ter, ID. C. DAR-Meeting at 8
pm. at the chapter house,
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fried Platter. wife Of the
Austrian Ambassador.
The class is conducted by
Mrs. Herluf Chester BealD
Provensen and among its
sponsors are Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon, Mrs. Everett Dirksen,
Mrs. Maurice Stans, Mrs. e.
Ross Adair and several Am
bassadors' wives.
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Bon Voyage
Fete Friduy

Mr.. Chester B. Leedom will
be honored at a bon voyage
luncheon Friday at the Water
Gate Inn. Mr.. Leedom will
leave his post in the ONCE OF
the Solicitor Of the Interior
Department for Samoa, where
he will be Attorney General
for American Samoa.
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CLUB CALENDAR

followed by a program Of
Christmas carols.
North ArlingtOn-FaIIs
Church Alumnae, Alpha Del
ia Pi-Meeting at 8 pm. at
the home Of Mrs. William
Regan, 7426 Murillo street,
North Springfield.
Junior W0man's Club Of
Silver Spring - Arts and
crafts section meeting at $3.50
pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Thomas VanVeen, 4102 High
view drive.
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Loredo, Vermont baked beans
and brown bread. etc. in diff
ferent places in our own
home.
Try a dinner on those in
dividual lap-level king size
tray stands. Put up a card
table with a flower-sprinkled
cloth in front of the fire.
Use your coffee table as a
picnic bench with a gay red
and white tablecloth touching
the floor. Or, (if you're young
enough treat it as q Japanese
table and sit around 1t on
cushions on the floor.
If there are Just two Of you,
try Sunday morning break
fast on the table in the corner
Of your bedroom.
Variety is the spice Of life
and we all need a little spice
in our diet now and then!
Mrs. C. o. c. asks:
"Our front door has a win
dow extending from the mid
die Of the door to The top. We
have Venetian blinds on the
door and would like to know
If draperies should also be
used on the door. Does the
door look undressed with only
the Venetian blinds and no
draperies?"
Dear Mrs. C. o. c.
Personally, I think Venetian
blinds on a front door look
cold and impersonal. Why
don't you take down the blind
and put up a straight-top cafe
curtain on a cleaning brass
rod? It would, I am sure, give
Evening star., 1959-12-16
Fall Term Ends
With Luncheon

Members Of the Capital
Public Speaking Class. Fail
Term 1859, held their final
program and luncheon yes
terday in the ballroom of the
Kennedy Warren Hotel.
The new graduates" hav-
ing completed II weekly two
hour sessions, are now eligible
for the Capital Speakers
Club, a group composed
chiefly Of official wives. The
club president is Mrs. Will
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Jewel Notes

Metal jewelry rings the bell.
Gold in many tones-bright
yellow, dull green and rose
In necklaces and other
matched pieces gives a new
look.
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Ask
Dorothy Draper
Try Dining Around the World
Or Even by the Fireplace

dining room. What chance for change thew are
missing!
We all can't travel as much as we would like,
but we can manage to eat variety of foods from
different countries: Spaghetti Milanese chilli
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4 BEDROOMS

Kit, ia baths. cor house Hillside
Concrete street all mod: near
Census and Andrews Field $4,000.
$500 down. SS5 mo. JOHN
RIGGLES. SP. 3-a142.
COL0RED, BOWIE: lge. 2-bedrm.
rambler; only yrs. old: oil hot
air heat: scr. porch; lge. beaut.
wooded lot. Only S11,500. Excel.
terms, M. LEO STORCH, SP.
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$17,5OO
Walkout Basement
3 Bedrooms

A solidly built brick rambler
featuring full Walkout base
ment, wooded lot; up-to-the-
minute Kitchen with eye-level
oven, counter-top range and
loads Of birch cabinets; fire.
place in the 20x15 living
room, dining room, 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths: healthful
Dashboard hot-water heat: only
80 minutes to Shirley free
way. Call FL. $4,000.
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"NOw keep that strictly confidential
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Dignity
and charm describes this 3-bed-
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pine rec. rm. in bsmt.; blks.
to schools and shop. FLA or Gil
terms. S14,S0O. W. r. HUGHES
(O Ap r.1AOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
$10,5OO
Full Basement
North Arlington

A home offering the rare COM
bination Of Seclusion and con-
venience. Set amid many shade
trees and shrubs, only . blocks
to shopping, buses and schools,
22-ft, living room. separate
dining room, kitchen, enclosed
22-ft. porch, Ia baths. . bed
rooms, 2:-ft. utility room and
eft. recreation room in the
outside entrance basement.
Call IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14
$21,500 & $21,950
8 and 4 Bedrooms
View of Lake

Two homes: One rambler and
one split-level. Both are brick
and offer one Of the most pic
turesoue settings in the coun-
try. overloo king a lovely
springfield lake. Full Easements
with fireplace, large living
room with fireplace and spaci-
Gus, completely equipped kitch-
ems with eye-level oven and
counter-top range: > full
baths. Dial 703-GYpSy A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-14

"TO PLEASE"-Mas-
sive all-brick rancher on a pig,
tree-shaded lot in the Country
Completed and ready for immedi-
ate occupancy. Center hall to ire
mendous living room with fire.
place; big separate dining roam,
tremendous kitchen with all the
latest equipment; 3 twin-siGed
bedrooms, 3 full baths, daylight
ground-level recreation room with
another fireplace: attached garage
and big screened porch. Beauti-
fully decorated throughout with
charm the keynote. Only one, and
priced at S34,950 with excellent
terms available. Call JE. 2-sSSS,
PEARSON PROPERTIES, INC,
6437 Arlington blvd, JE. 2-SSSS.