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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

CHEVY CHASE; near Blessed Sac
rament and Lafayette school
Large brick center hall Colonial,
big living room and dining room,
den, lavatory Spacious NEW
kitchen. 4 excellent bedrooms and
. baths on second floor. Fine
dormitory room on third. Very
good basement with recreation
room space. Nice lot. Price
isSi 80 s ses Z to Ss ss csll
nues nj o1Ann
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LANGLEY PARK = si5,950-3.
bedrm. red-hrick ram bler,
WALKING DISTANCE TO BUS
SCHOOLS AND SHOPS" Enticinl
rec. room, fully EQUIP. Kit. ane
concrete driveway. W. j
. NICHOLAS. HE. $1,000.
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UNIVERSITY HILLS

A real panoramic view
from this exquisite stone
and-brick rambler. Walk out
from richly finished rec. rm.
with picture window onto
patio that overlooks a wide
expsnse of undisturbed park
area and streams. High
lighted is the spacious COM
bination living room dining
area 3 twin-size bedrms.,
beaut. kit, complete with
modern appliances and birch
cabinets. Cony. to Mary
land u, parochial and pub
lie schools. Many extras in
cluded at S20.950, FLA or
cOnVeutinnal terms
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TWO (2) ACRES

this nursing home
that has z bedrooms, ia baths,
huge living room: l2x20-ft, din
ing room and a 12Xl2 kitchen,
fully automatically equipped
ment with bath and hot water
heat. This property also suitable
for doctors office-residence. Close
in Takoma Park-Sligo Greek Park
area. Call HE. $4,000 for details.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR
RAPID RESULTS
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CHEVY CHASE; sl6.D50-Immac.
separate 4 dinine ' rIn'' fuii basement sSlan
with euGtom-hnlshed recreation
rm, large screened porch. dark.
room and level fenced lot. Won't
las. long GRAHAM a CO. 10
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|coLoRED-2o7 DOUGLAS sT. NE,
Vacant. redecorHted. afranEed for
. families. Priced for quick sale.
MT, OHa11A. FL, 4-454o, MARSH
ALL J, WApLE Co, 1924 14th ~.
NV. AID 4-2OO5.
|cOLORED-51fI NYE sT.--4-bed-
rm. bungalow, all brk, fenced 50x
100 yard Only slab On. RA.
3-3anh
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


ROCKVlLLR-S4OO dn., payments
like rent. 3-bedrm. rambler family
room, many extras. r. L. SMITH
REALTY, GA. 4-77l1, GA. 1875.
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. rambler
like new; large lot; ISL mo-, S40(
On. BERCO REALTY. tn. 2-SS22
ROCKvILLE--Fun bsmt. in this
immaculate 2-bedrm, rambler.
blk. to school: Sll,75O. Hide.
BRAND CO, JU. 9-SSS0.
R0CKVILLE-Why pay rent when
500 cash will buy this 4-bedrma
2-full-bath Cape Cod? Quiet neigh
borhood. yet convenient to every
thing. BRIDGES & PETER, INC,
Pc. 2-4374: evenings, GA. 4-Sl96
SEE KAY BOWLING at Gathers
burg for Upper Mont. Co. property
Ga. 4-5050, Gaithersburg 247.
SILVER SPRING-spacious brick
rambler only 4 yrs. old. 3 inG
baths. level lot. $1,000 dn', FLA
approved. HUGH 4. PECK. He. 4.
900 or 10 5-4742
SILVER sPRING-Detaehed Colo.
NAL brick, 8 spacious rooms: fun
bsmt. Close in. Vacant. MOVE IN
WITH DEPOSIT. $3.50 dn Price
Sl5,950. HUGH T. PECK, 10
5-4742.
SILVER SPRING, Indian sprins
terrace-Cape Cod brick home in
st. Berandettes Parish. 4 bedrms.
2 baths, finished rec. rm., 2-car
garage. Consider trades. S24,950,
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor, 10.
5-4142.
Sill. SPG., few blks. TO Hecht's s.
Brick split-foyer. 5 rms. and scr
porch; pretty yard. $4,000
ALLEN REALTOR, RIA. 6-3333.
SILVER SPRiNG-open daily, II
to 6: $3.50. Bradford I'd. Two bed
rms, I'm. attic, rec. rm., washer
drier; walk to all schools, buses,
shopping. Assume 4laes GI loan
pymts., SS4 mo-, incl. taxes and
ms. ~. s-1210
SILVER SPRING-New 3-bedroom
rambler: . baths, liv. rm., din.
rm., kit. Mr.. schools and transp
excel. loo. o. d. FIELD, INC, JU.
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LANDON VILLAGE, OWNER Be.

LOCATION-Yes. this 3-bedroom
brick rambler is in perfect spot
to walk to shopping bus and
schools. R. A. HUMPHREYS. Per-
petual Bldg, Silver Spring, JU.
9-39O0. ewes. Pc. 2-95q1.
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John R OGLE

LANDoVER AREA, i4-aere level
b enseS 1t qblm@a ss seed sem ra aim
rm, de luxe kit, fully equipped
Assume $1,000 OIL loan. Askinf
$4,000. Terms arranged with Al
little as 5000 dn Vacant fol
immediate possession. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO.. UN
~ IEE
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p G. P. OFFERS

ST. BERNARD PARISH-SturdN
brick bungalow: 3 bedrms., iargt
dormitory- type, wood-burning fire.
place IN living room, equipped
kitchen, plenty Of dining space
Near new parkway. A terrific buy
at S1@,150. See today.
LANDOVER HILLS--Owner want!
quick sale on this big 6-rm. home
with a family-size dining rm.. !
bedrms., full bSmt. and enclosed
porch, near public, parochia
schools and bus. Asking Sll'95t
with easy terms.
EAST PINES-Only $500 down ano
no red tape Masonry-and- shingle
English-type Colonial with equip
kitchen, large living rm., tWin-Sizt
bedrms., large lot.
sEABRooK ACRES bedrm. Cal.
ifoTnia rambler with attractive
brick and redwood exterior. Bis
o4-tt. liv. rm, with fireplace, di.
nette. de luxe elec kitchen with
plenty of eating space. Hollywood
bath. Comfortable Dashboard hot.
water heat. Deep, level, tree-shadeC
lot. Only Sl4,950 with soot
terms.
DECATUR HEIGHTS-~A touch o
Early American charm in this de
lightful all.brick home Spacious
living ana dining rooms, electric
kitchen, . woodworking fireplaces
full bsmt; large screened porch
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MASS. AVE. AREA-3-bedrm., 2la-
bath bi-level rambler: lge. den
maids room, enormous rec. rm.
beautiful landscsping. SCI 900
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070
pvAn An D-rOAE
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HYATTsNILLE-Three- bedrm, CO.
lonial home on large lot Sepa-
rate dining room, full bsmt, with
gas h.-w h. huge scr front perch.
windows, Priced at only $4,000,
FLA or conventional terms, Call
I'll D pm. WA! 7-3a00, ROBERT
s. DAVIS a. Co, INC,
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kENSIf ITON
NENN NcIIIE lTNIl

>, INV NtHN 7 W Ia fIEh
Homes, 3 and 4 bedrms,, Ia and
2 baths: I'm. rec. rm GE color
kIt. Walk to elem, ir. high schools.
sis,2oo to Sso.7 $50 ai Modes ddsnS open
daily and Suns. at $500 Denfeld
ave JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX, INC. :,
VIII . -NnRG NNII rnGN
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FALLS CHURCH = S99, 800. Spa.
eious ,trtck Colonial; SIDE enlr.
equip. kit, bkit. area, pantry, u
bath; 2nd FIR. 3 bedrmS 90 extra
lse1, bath; Ind fir insul and
floored, mahogany-pa lied rec.
rm, ouilt-in cocktail lounge and
bar; gas h.-wh,; sarsse. Walk 10
: Corners. Approx, $500 cash,
S1"1 mo FILA LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor, JE. !-3212, JE 2-4664.
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BRIARCLIFF

A handsome Colonial In an exciu.
sive settling Random width floors
bay windows, library away from
family activities. 3 bedrms., .
baths, large dormitory room, rec
room, maids quarters, 2-car "a :
rage. Ewes, call Mrs. Mashburn,
W {, a A. N. MILLER pEv. CO,
neallnrn IN n.AAHl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-25

BURNING TREE, the most fabulous
buy in a new home available
today horely new ramblers and
split-levels Of Colonial design.
painted and antique brick. 3 and
4 bedrms., full baths. club room
fabulous kitchen. fireplaces. car
ports and garages Priced in the
low. low SOS, and starting at
only 500 ESQ. Call our Uptown
once. KE. 1-1SQn I'll 6 pm.
latter 6 pm. call co. 5-S3S2)
SHANNON & LUcHs co.
BURNT MILLS MANOR-Beaut. 3
bedrm split-leveL only . yrs. old
Separate din. I'm 80 baths, large
recreation room with irepl
LARGE OUTDOOR SWIMMING
POOL, 16x24 vacant, consider
traces: S27.5O0 HUGH 7.
PECK Real3srs 10. S-4542 or
HE. 4-6400.
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KENSINGTON

Des d-end street, close to schools
and shops-Immaculate Cape Cod;
3 bedrooms, fireplace, fenced lot,
talousied porch. full bsmt. $3.50
down may buy FILA. $4,000.
Call JU. 7-1700. FREDERICK W.
BERENS SALES, INC.
KENWOOD AREA = Magnificent,
brand-new Colonial that far sur
masses anything we have seen at
S4l 300 Spacious Georgian CEN
ter-hall plan, with lovely big
rooms and wonderful closets, large
library and powder rn ON 1st
moor. Z real bedrms., > baths on
End: fabulous kitchen, approx.
12X1 3. Superbly built and I'm
ished to perfection, FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. INC, DI. 7-14l1: ewes i,
WO. 6-5499
LANDON VILLAGE, OWNER BE-
ING TRANSFERRED-Like new
split-level with 4 bedrms. and 3
full baths; family rm.; garage;
sll-electric kitchen: porch and
fenced yard: excellent financing,
priced for immediate sale. EN-.
2-Sa06. DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY, INC. ewes. WO. $4,000.
LANGLEY AREA-Exceptional all
brk, rambler; 3 lge. bedrms., ia
baths, ultra kit with dishwasher
ana disposal. Liv. I'm. with frepl. /;
beaut. lot; lovely rec. rm, with
outside entr., plus storm windows
and doors. Home in excel. cond
Good financing. SUBURBAN
PROPERTIES. MGT.. 10. 5-36SS
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

CLOsE-IN. have run Of house
Well turn. for parties. Young
man ana lor officers. DI. 7-9i91.
THREE GIRLS TO share modern B.
bedrm home near NH, reason
able. OIL. 4-607S after 8.
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= Modern brick split-
level close to Naval Hospital.
Three bedrms., . baths, lge. liv.
nm, formal din rm.. compl elec
kit, rec. rn1., carport. KORZEN-
DoRFER. REALToR, OIL. ASH
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED


cOLORED-I2th AND n NJ
JOHN L. SHELTON. 10. $4,000
cOL0RED-lath aud r. N.W.--Lge.
corner brk,, baths. several kits ;
sur, apts, or large rooming house,
OIL heat; t.26. owner viii SELL
small down payment. Easy terms
DIXIE REALTY Co, MA S-sss0.
C0LORED-l33g 18th 81. NV
Newly decorated y rms, and bath;
q. Nv b; $50 mo, Apply BOSS
. PHILIPS NC lsl1 X s. Nv
C0LoRED-sHIPLRY TERRACE
rms bsmt. MUeSELMAN REAL
T1, RI. 7-Il7O
C0LORED-30T l. Il. n.w.-7 rms.
and bath, being renovated. 500 so.
ST. l-s4S4, EN-. 3-5407.
COL0RED-iOi y ST. N.E.-six
rooms, bath, oil heat. ONLY sac 80
no. MR.. NEuMANN, MA $4,000.
cOLORED - s55 HARVARD ST.
N.M.--RoW brick, y rms, and bath;
al once, Call tn. 2.92O0.
coLoRED-vAc.-RENT AND Buy
18th AND MONROE NV.
Compi. redec Colonial. & rms, 3
porehes. DREAM KITCHEN, 3
BATHS finished basement
fS.I. ,1I0gJe' Ia EES GE-oiiss tx g va &
CoLORED-RIVER TERRI.
m MOD l,pg ,i Urn; sR Rs.ss s 81
LIST NATL. REALTY
2 THOMAS CIR. NV. RE. 1858
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LUXURIOUS
DINING ROOM
AND RESTAURANT

On Hwy. 3O1; ultramodern: mod
ern kitchen facilities, modern din
nm. Doing $1,000 to Sl.S0O per
wk, gross business. Cannot handle
due 10 lack of management,
Would consider COMMISSIONING out
dining room and restaurant on
/ percentage basis Has potential OF
doing $4,000 to $4,000 per wk.
with proper management. For
Apt, and interview, contact
ALEXANDER LLOYD CHARLES
ADVERTISING, INC, 725 9Th ST
NV, Wash, 5. ME. S-3336.
MAJOR OIL COMPANY has service
station for lease in Prince Georges
County. Excellent opportunity for
man with initiative and ability to
meet people to operate own bust
ness. Capital required Elk 3-2516,
Monday through Friday, to 8.
Mr.. NuGENT.
MoTELS FOR sALE-Advice and
consultation by exclusive full-timt
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendation on best
buys in motels and sites.
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CHEVY CHASE

Attrae. wide center-hall brick Co
loniaL close to Conn. ave, 26-ft
lly. rm. opening onto large den
din. rm.. Kit. and powder rnl. or
LIST a.. 3 bright bedrms,. 2 bath,
on 2nd A.: 2-car garage lowell
lot: S27,950. Call Mrs. MCCALL.
Billingsley Realty Co.
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BETHESDA-Four -bedrm.. 2la-bath
split-level, fully siT-cond. Two fire-
rare; excellent financing avail.
priced at S2S.750. GEO W. ROB-
ERTSON, REALTORS, 1896 Wis
ave- OIL s-2l23. Once open til 9
BETHESDA, Mass ave.-KenwooC
area; S23,50O-Brick rambler, or
nice corner lot; liV. rm., screened
porch, sep. din. rm., kit with
dishwasher, disposal; bedrms
y baths. att. garage INN edi-
ate occupancy Cali JAMES E
SCHWAB, EN- s-5So0; after {
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It's ALWAYS Good News

When you buy In Glenridge; COW
10 schools, churches, shoppine anc
downtown bus service, nice fenced
lot, with 2-bedrm, brick senlidet
including full bSmt. 1880 with
FHA financing available. Can b.
bought for $3.50 down and SSe ce
per mo. Call AP. 1-5S00, Oper
ewes. I'll q
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RFTHESDA. lof Gnldshorn rd ni

BETHESDA, Ton Goldsboro I'd. mr.
Mass Split -level, 4 bedrms., .
baths, full din. rm dishwasher,
disposal, etc: paneled rec. rm.
with End firepl porch, driveway.
Upper 2Os. SAMUEL f. BOGLEY
OF MD, INC. OIL $1,000 til ..
BETHESDA-Three- bedrm. rambler
Full bsmt, paneled rec. rm,, elec.
Kit with table space, priced at
SiS,956. GEO. W ROBERTSON.
REALTORS, 1885 Wis. ave, OIL.
2-2123 ONCE open till Q.
MISUNDERSTANDING spacious
room sizes; bedrms., den, formal
liv. rm., family din. rm., pvt.
master bedrm., ia baths. powder
rm. in bsmt. Mid 2Os. ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL. $4,000; ewes, AID.
o-7q45
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CHEVY CHASE-In the beautiful
England clapboard Colonial with
lse, rms, undermined throughout,
q bedrms., 3ia baths, sun rm.,
study modern kitchen, play rm.,
screened porch, garage and large
level wooded grounds. just
SD, 500. Call our Uptown once.
KE, f-lsOO III b pm. latter q
cal 80 o5-SSs2l. SHANNON
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HOUSES BY HpGHLS-Popular
Lewisdale, bedrmS, . baths,
huee liy. rm. with lrepl, gpac
kit. with de luxe EQUIP = blla
from school. Level lol SELLING 81 u
800 W. r. HUGHES co. AP.
s-l40O
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GEORGETOWN

Elegant brick home: double Iiv. RIM
fine din. rm.. modern kit. powder
rm., 5 bedrms., ga baths, fire.
places, enclosed garden. S42,5OO
Exclusive.
RoSAM0ND TIRANA, EN-. 3-45as
H. A. Gill q Son, Rltrs., DE. 2-500C
MASS. AVE. N.W.-De luxe toyr
house priced to sell on first show
ing. $4,000. Reception hall. den
powder room, 3 bedrooms. . baths
family room ground level. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY co, EN- 3-Is00.
after r. OF R-Q0oS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
SPEAKING
New Ambassador
From Irdq Ndn1ed

the subsequent overthrow Of
the Iraqi monarchy.
The Ambassador designate,
a graduate of the American
University in Beirut, Lebanon,
has a distinguished back
ground.
Most recently Ambassador
to Bonn. Germany. Mr..
Sulaiman has held a number
OF major diplomatic posts
and also has served four
times as a minister with cab
met rank. Currently he is
acting as Undersecretary of
State.
The Iraq Charge d'Affaires
here. Mr.. Yassin Umar, de-
scribed Mr.. Sulaiman as lone
Of the finest men we have
In the service" He said he
could not say exactly when
he would arrive. but we ex-
pect him in the very near
future-we hope within a
month"
Mr.. Sulaiman is married
and has several children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
Woman S Club
Will Hold
Annual Show

The Jefferson Village
Woman's Club will hold its
annual fashion and hobby
show at 8 pm. Thursday
at Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church in Falls Church.
Mrs. Everett Sadler Of the
Elizabeth Arden Salon viii
be commentator for the
fashion event. Clothes will be
modelled by Club members
and their children. Mrs. Jane
Spring. home econ omics
teacher at Falls Church High
School; Mrs. Rea Shower,
president of the Fairfax
County Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs; and Mrs. Leonard
Sugarman will Judge the best
costumes and prizes will be
awarded.
An additional highlight Of
the program will be q display
Of handicraft, ceramic and
other work created by club
members. A buffet dinner
will also be served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
Auditory Officers
Are Installed

Installation of this years
Salvation Army Auxiliary
officers was held recently at
the auxiliary headquarters.
Elected were Mrs. George
Thomas Moore, wife Of the
Undersecretary of Commerce,
president; Mrs. Murray Cope
land. first vice president;
Mrs. Virgil T. DeVault, Sec
ond vice president. and Mrs.
William E. Range, third vice
president.
Installation Ger e m onies
we're conducted by Mrs. Wes-
ley w. Bouterse.
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Hdppy-Go-Donkey
Fete Is Friday Is

fornia; Mrs. Eugene J. Nc
Carthy. Minnesota, and Mrs.
Howard w. Cannon, Nevada.
Wives of newly elected men,
bers Of the House of Repre-
sentatives in the cast will be
Mrs. Clement Miller, Cali
fornia; Mrs. Leonard Wolfe,
Iowa: Mrs. Robert Levering,
Ohio; Mrs. Harold McSween.
Louisiana: Mrs. Robert w.
Kastenmeier, Wisconsin: Mrs.
Bob Casey. Texas: Mrs. Will
liam H. Meyer, Vermont; Mrs.
Thomas F. johnson, Mary
land, and Mrs. Thomas Dodd,
Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
Mrs. Nixon
To Aid
Benefit
Patriarch AthenaQoras snIr.

Patriarch Athenagoras, spir-
itual leader Of Greek Ortho-
doxy, and Mrs. Nixon, wife Of
the Vice President. will act as
patron and patroness Of a
benefit performance Of Han
del's oratorio Joshua" to be
presented at 8 pm. March IS
in Constitution Hall.
The Junior League Of the
Saint Sophia Cathedral and
the x. o. N. Of the Saints
Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church, local chap
ters Of the Greek Orthodox
Youth Of America (GOYA),
are cooperating with the
Patrick Hayes Concert Blu.
reau In sponsoring the per-
Torrance.
The oratorio will be per-
formed by the Washington
Hellenic Choral Society, &C
companied by members Of the
Baltimore Symphony Orches-
ira and outstanding soloists
Of this city. under the direc-
ton Of Conductor George
Manos.
Mrs. M. Robert Guggen-
helm, who as president of the
National Society Of Arts and
Letters here is interested in
encouraging recognition OF
the Washington Hellenic
Choral Society, has accepted
the honorary Craftsmanship
Of the event.
The benefit proceeds will
go toward the building Of a
memorial chapel on the
grounds Of the Holy Cross
Greek Orthodox Theological
School in Boston, Mass, hon.
oring the immigrant parents
Of GOYA members and the
late Archbishop Michael.
Among the honorary pat
rons are: Bishop Germanos.
Patriarchal Vicar Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03

The Happy Go Donkey"
luncheon party being planned
by the Woman's National
Democratic Club for the
benefit Of its clubhouse
building and maintenance
fund, is not for the super
stitious.
The benefit will be held on
Friday, March Is, at noon in
the Presidential and Con-
gressional rooms of the Hotel
Statler- Hilton, and the honor
guests will number thirteen!
Throw away your super
stitions. pack away those in
hibitions, celebrate your
lucky day. in our Democratic
way read invitations to
2.700 members and friends
to celebrate the arrival Of
many new Democratic faces
in the 86th Congress.
Thirteen wives of those
lucky new winners Of last
Novemher,s elections will re-
enact their experiences dur
ing their husbands cam
paigns, as well as upon their
arrival in Washington, in a
script written by Mrs. Sam
uel J. Lanham. Their true
life" stories will be inter-
preted with fashions by Gar
finckel's.
Senate wife members of the
New Faces of 1859" cast are
Mrs Ernest Gruening Of Alas
ka; Mrs. Clair Engle Of Cali
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03
BY AMELIA YOUNG
star star Writer

The new Iraqi govern
ment's FIRST Ambassador to
the United States will be a
5o-year-old career foreign
service ofiicer named Ali
Haidar Sulaiman.
Ofilcials In Baghdad re-
ceived an agreement from
the State Department on his
appointment yesterday.
The post to be filled by
Mr.. Sulaiman has been
vacant since the departure
one year ago Of Ambassador
Moussa Al-Shabandar and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-03

Greek Orthodox Archdiocese
OF North and South America;
Bishop Athenagoras. presi-
dent of the Holy Greek Or
thodox Theological School;
the Ambassador Of Greece
and Mrs. Liatis, and a num-
Der OF members Of the cabi-
net and local officialdom.
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18
I'M THE AIR FORCE"
BY EIoine townsend oiekerson

but she had carried out her theme
beautifully. The circular staircase
was draped with a rope of ever
greens and was caught every few
feet by gold Christmas balls fash
iOned to look like clusters of
grapes. The dining room was set
for coffee and the center piece
was lovely bouquet of white car
nations with the gold grapes inter-
mingled. The Christmas tree in
this house had been heavily flock
ed in white and the only ornaments
were gold grape clusters tied ON
with delicate lavender colored rib
bons. 1t was just lovely.
/ have a rather disreputable
punch bowl and have my eye out
for anything to replace it. | was
quite shocked to see in one of the
homes in the tour that they had set
table for a teen age party and
the punch bowl was nothing but
two old wash basins from the 5 and
10 cent store. One was placed up-
side down and the other right side
up on top of the reversed one, and
they were still white inside, but the
girls had painted their exterior
red. Around the bottom of both
basins we saw tiny string of ever
green's and silver Christmas balls
fastened to the string to add fes-
tivity The table cloth was white
corduroy and all around the end of
1t instead of those paper dolls that
hold hands like children cut out,
these smart girls had cut red felt
Santas. Hundreds of Santas hold
cloth, tin cups, again from the
| dime store and painted red. See
what you can do if you apply your
self little bit
Another darling idea was a large
wreath placed in family room or
rec" room and the wreath was
, completely decorated with tiny
stuffed toys belonging to the chill
dren in the family. This was just
awfully cute Outside of the ter
race of this house we saw tree
decorated with defunct gold pocket
watches that these girls had gotten
from the jeweler who was pleased
to have someone take them off his
hands. They covered these watches
with rhinestone, pearls and Sc
quins and as they spun around out
side in the breeze they made an
elegant Christmas tree.
Now must get back to work. We
are off to church this morning and
this afternoon | must get my
Christmas cards in order and
ready to mail to you this week.
Tomorrow is my mothers birth
day. Sorry l can't be in Sussex
County to help her celebrate.
Until next week.
Always,
Elaine Townsend Dickerson
Milford chronicle., 1959-12-18

help make our people more con-
scious of our heritage of liberty
Therefore, when buying control OF
a business it may be well always
to have number of small minority
stockholders.
The encouragement of small bus
mess enterprise is one of the best
ways. to check the growing trend
toward more government control
AS the number of self-owned bus
inessmen increases and as they as
sumo more responsibility in civic
and government affairs, the spread
of the federal bureaucracy will be
slowed.
Government Aid To Small Business
The Federal Department of Com
merce and many State and local
government agencies offer help to
the small businessman. Not long
ago three major bills favoring small
business passed Congress and were
signed by the President. These pro-
yided long-needed tax relief for
small business. Another suggestion
is to join the National Small Busi-
ness Mems Association, 163, North
Union Street, Akron, Ohio.
Under the Small Business Invest
ment Act, the federal government
also sponsors investment companies
whose primary purpose is to pro-
vide venture capital for small and
expanding businesses. strongly
urge those who start or buy their
own businesses to make good use
of these government helps. / also
suggest they write to Mr.. Ernest
Gaunt, 1888 Poe Ave-, Orlando, Fla,
who has been a pioneer in this
movement.