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FULLY AIR-COND.
LANGLEY PARK

Extremely clean det. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl., fully equipped
mod. kit. Terrific location on se-
cluded side st., but only 1 blk,
from shopping ctr. and transp.
Asking $21,500; excel. financing.
COLLEGE PARK WOODS
WE. 5-5523
GI, NO DOWN PAYMENT and
$3.50 per mo. pays all for this
3-bedrm. sennirambler-Liv. rm.,
din. area, modern kit, full bsmt.
and A-acre chAin-link-feneed lot.
Priced to sell, GI appraised S13,-
400. Call It'll Q pm, WA. $4,000,
ROBERT s. DAVIS. 4 CO.. INC.
Md beautiful acres
with small comfortable house,
ideal for retired couple, or to live
in while building new house; city
water avail, 200-ft. frontage on
paved rd.; only S2,450 dn. and
$50 mo. M. LEO STORCH, SP. g.
4500.
HALF ACRE, plus this lovely 48.
IT. rambler; 3 twin-sized bedrms.,
2 full baths, rec. type walk -out
bsmt.; rear yard loaded w/fruit
trees. Asking S21, $50.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
WE. 5-642e
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SILVER SPRING
(NoRTHwooD PARK AREA)

NEW LISTINGi
Ideal for large family. FLA
available. 5 bedrooms, 2
baths, separate dining rm.,
SPACIOUS rear screened
porch, rec. rm., etc. Near
school. Price in low 2Os.
BY appointment Mr.. d.
MONT, OIL. 4-7629.
Thos. J. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MB.

SILVER SPRING, nr. Mrs. K's.-
New. brick. 8 bedrms.. Q baths.
sep. din: rm., den. porch. garage,
sell al cost. 5sb-s65s.
SHERWOOD FOREsT-NO, ROBIN
HOOD DOES NOT LIVE HERE,
but you would like TO after you
have seen this 3-bedrm.. central
air eond., split-level, on 1.25 acres: :
S33.960. 10. 4-6l4O.
T0WNHOUSE PROPERTIES, INC.
SPRINGBROOK HIGH SCHOOL Is
near this large, like-new, custom
built. center-hall plan split-level
featuring 3 twin-sized bedrooms,
2h baths, separate dining room,
recreation room, gaFage, ialousied
porch. AIR CONDITIONED. GRAY
KESsINGER q CO., INC. Ju.
$4,000.
TAKOMA PARK-62,50O DN.
HOME AND INCoME-My new
home Is ready. OWNER wants
quick sale on this S-yr.-old all
brick, 3-hedrm. rambler, with
entr.: rent $3.50; also finished
fenced lot: / blk schools and
transp.: appro. S21, 500. Make
me an offer. JU. 5-6620.
TAKOMA PARK-NoW reduced to
$4,000; close to D. c. transp.; 81
bedrm, rambler; full bsmt.; shaded
yard: choice neighborhood.
YoUNKIN q CO. 10. 4-s022 Til 9
TAK0MA PARK-Brick, 2 bedrmS.,
bath, lily. rm., din. nm. kit; on 1st
bst. fSse iSs isSsI even ot IL Sef chosE 5E fH N
S16,950. For sppt call o. D.
FIELD. INC. JU. 5-7113, Q til @.
Tp%NNRaSoK pNi. ssS montSfJi slS.al% ES MONEY cSL
lonial on huge lot. Din. rm,, fire.
place, "a baths. LO. 5-S630.
@. A. 6CHLESINdER CO.
VACANT-ONLY Sc, ESQ
Silver Spring, Nd, on busline-
6-rm. detached home on Ice. lot,
near schools and stores; needs
repairs. Terms arranged.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $1,000
VIERS MILF bedrms. and bath
up; 1 bedroom and finished room
down: only S11,500. $3.50 down.
s1buRsHN PROPERTIES MOT.
WHRATON-4.bedTIn. Cape Cod for
ail-electric kit. including dish
washer and disposal. Full tiled
bsmt. with space for rec. rTn. Lo-
Gated on fenced lot with trees.
Spis sGsuss2N siNispGi rRopERTiEs SS; fIEHss Mor.
WHEATON-All brick; 3 bedrmS.,
IA baths, rec. rm., lge.. hv. rnn.,
kit. patio. and tool shed. Assume
high 41z9s or FILA. Open House,
dr.. out viers Min I'd, right on
Lakewood. WI. 2-9l56; no agts.
WHEATON-3-bedrm, brk. ramb.,
PIX SttSs t5Sm e. i cfshstin' S1St fHS SshSSl 90.
proved. BY OWNER. WI. 2-6136.
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1Mgggn

ANDREWS AREA new split.
foyers, al brick, 3 bedrms., lge. liy
rn1.. sep. din. rn., l u baths. HOT.
WATER DASHBOARD HEAT, fin.
rec. rm.. firepl. DIR: Branch ave.
Rte. 5 to Allentown road. right
on Allentown road to 7436. Open
I'll dark. DENN-WADE DEVEL-
OPMENT CO.. CH. s-9007.
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MONEY Is NO OBJECT
POOR MANS SPECIAL

ONLY $3.50 PER MONTH
Chance Of q lifetime. If you have
good credit. Take over 2 small
trusts on this beautiful home
Small cost Of redecoration is the
only down paymt. Monthly pmts
like rent.
MURRAY LEVINE IA, e-3144
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HOUSES For sALE-MD.
tcoNTINUED)


ADELPHI-Brick Cane Cod, 2h
baths, rec. rm., garage; acre.
By appt., UNIVERSITY REALTY,
ANDREWs-BOLLING AKEA = De-
eirable River Ridge Estates; spae.
4-hedrm. Colonial: many extras.
4425 Drockton I'd. 10. 7-4313.
ANDREWS AREA, FHA approved
3-bedrm. all-hrick rambler with
firepl. in liV. rm., sep. din. rm.,
2 full baths and beautiful day
light rec. rEn. with fireplace; on
Iz-aere handicapped lot; many ex-
tras; must be seen to be appreci-
ated; priced ct 5000 with only
$1,000 down. Call til 8 pm.
WA; 7-2900. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
ANDREWS-MARLOW HTS, 5935
28th ave.-Ali-brick 3.bedroom.
1h-bath semidet. home; full dry
bsmt. Open 1-6 pm. OWNER, RE.
5.b36l: no agents.
ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. and A.
bedrm. homes on y acre. DIR. !:
Pa. ave. Ext. (Route A. to Rte.
223; right 2 miles to Sherwood
Forest. SUPREME BUILDERS, RE.
10000,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
mMOpsn
OPEN SUNDAY. ia

OE Elm OONOA 1-O
BROOKMONT. near Army Map
Service, Sibley Hospital. Army En-
gineers-Cool Palisades Of the
beauttful Potomac. 3-bedrm. brick;
Directions s1lo' out Macarthur blvd
iand drive, T left is on MsryIand n %
drive to Broad st.. left on Broad
st. 70 OPEN sign.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.. Realtors
Re. $4,000 Exclusive JU. 6-394s
PARKWO0D, nr. NH and Bethesda
Naval Hosp.-Rambler: 2 bedrms.
with convert. 3rd,. 1k baths; car
port By OWNER, VIII. 2-37S2.
PJNEy BRANCH FLOWER AYES.
AREA-3-unit brick bldg. with ga
Eagesi excellent financing; $685.
T1KoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
POTOMAC-A fabulous river view
from living rm. and terrace Of
this custom-built brk, rambler de-
signed by owner-architect for gra-
cious living. House has 5 bedrms.,
3 baths, large lv. rm., rec. rm
and Gear garage. Is located on
acre lot. II you want q beautiful
house surrounded by nice homes
and good neighbors be sure and
see this house.
This eustom-built Colonial brick
rambler is located In the sylvan
setting on 4 acres Of ground
House has Q den, 4 large bedrms.,
ga baths, large liv.-din. and rec.
room: breezeway connects the
house to gear garage; additional
land Is available II desired. II
you like to ride over rolling hills,
relax and live among good neigh
bors, you will enjoy this home.
Shown by appointment only.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
EN-. 5-1313
RANDOLPH HILLs-Vacant. spic-
and-span, 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick
rambler; din. rm.. tiled bsmt.,
fenced lot backs up to park. AS
sumo large GI loan. PO. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA--A g.
bedroom rambler with no base
ment, but an absolute dream!
Condition is perfect. Lot Is beau
tiful. Room sizes will delight you.
Easy one-floor living in q fine
neighborhood;s LOW. LOW EOS;
MAKE AN OFFER! FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS: INC, DI. 7-1411; ewes,
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split-leyel. Has 4 bedrmS., 8
baths, lge. rec. room; good
terms. Eve. OIL. 4-36S1.
POB1AK q POBIAK, OIL. $4,000
NORBECK COUNTRY CLUE AREA
Lovely 3-b.r., 2-b. brk. ramb.; pic.
windows in front and rear Of ige.
liy. rm. overlooking beaut. country
size; h'-T:h:: at; Es6, 6smt; W
GLAND, WA. 4.4032, SLIGO REAL
TY. Realtors.
NORTHW0oD PARK-2-yr. -old g.
bedroom brick split-level; .2h
baths, finished rec. rm.; priced In
low 20s. BY OWNER. JU. 8-1517.
oAKvIEW, "st. camelias PARISH
Loyely 3-6edrm. orlck rambler for
0n's "A MOST MOST DESIRED AREA"
Full bsmt. w/rec. rm., huge family
kit. Assume lge. 40 loan or easy
W. j. Nicholas. HE. 4-1Ooo
OHIO-BOUND OWNER must sell
immaculate 3-bedroom brick RAM
bier in desirable close-in area Of
Silver Spring; lovely garden, tall
trees; full bsmt. with exit; fire.
place; carpeting, air conditioner
included, $1S,750.
HILDEBRAND CO. JU. 9-SSS0
OLNEY AREA - 2-yr. .-old, 3-bed-
rm. brick ranch rambler; country:
size, kit, garage; on beautiful
Top Terms or Trades, PO. 2-3140
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
QUALITY RAMBLER
1926 GEORGIA AVE.
Large liv. rm., family-sized din.
rm, beautifully equipped kit, 2
baths, lovely rec. rm., 3 dbl. bed
rms, truly an excel. buy. Must be
seen to be appreciated.
$24,950
CAMPANELLA g. CO., REALTORS
EX Q-A1Ig EuaC MI 2-01T2
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BETHESDA
OPEN SUNDAY
2 TO 8 Pm.

Where else in Bethesda can you
house for only S16, $50? Large level
lot: easy financing. A nice family
community with parochial school
and new public school. To reach:
Out Wis. ave, left on Old George
town rd.. left on Sonoms I'd. to
5914.
A. G. Houghton & Son, Inc.
DI 7-anb7 Week End. OIL. A-7aRR
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CAMPANELLA g. CO., REALTORS
EX. 3-411S Eyes. ,Iu. S-A113
OPEN / TO S
BRAND NEW
DAAEv,T rnG

S19,500 CT TERMS
All brick homes; 8 bedrooms, 2
baths; big bsmt.: de luxe kit. /;
close-in Kensington. DIR: Take
Conn. ave. north to Univ. blvd,
left on Newport Mill rd., right on
Anderson rd., left on Glueck lane
to our open house.
POTOMAC-Builder will sell or ac-
cept trade Of small rentable home
or vacant ground on new 4-bed-
room, 3-bath, 2-car garage. split
level on a-acre lot in Potomac.
FRY BRILL ASSOC. Oh 2-7105.
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SEABROOK

3-bedrm. brick rambler with z
vood-burning fireplaces, tablet
space equipped kit, basemena
with rec. rm., large level lot, close
70 new space agency; asking S1o,s
500, FLA terms available.
PR. GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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CLOSE IN

Two blocks to shopping and transn.
bunGalow, large liv. rm., modern
equipped kit. with breakfast nook.
tiled bath, Dashboard hot.WateS
heat, breezy porch, and level,
shaded lot, S10,950; immediate
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w. HYATTSVILLE
CHEVERLY AREA

Colonial: 3 bedrms., 2 dining rms,
all large AND spacious: basement
with "a bath, 2 large porches;
ideal location: M-acre lot, S14,5O0
FLA or VA terms. See and inspecb
to appreciate.
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CLINTON ACRES, on new Rte, 81
Attractive 4-bedrm. split-leYei; 2R
baths, finished rec. rm. with firepl.,
lge. liV. rm., separata din. rms
all elec. kit, hot-water heat; ~
acre corner lot; $25,o50. PINK
NY A. EARNsHAW, Jr., CY. q.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK
RECREATION ROOM
Det. brick on lEe. corner lot. Lge.
lv. and din. rms. de luxe kit,
3 bedrms., ga baths. To inspect
ROGERS REALTY co.
Ma. a-oeo4 La. 6-1043 La. e-1010
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BERKSHIRE
RAMBLERS
SPLIT-LEVELS
FROM $1S,s50

New brick homes; 3 bedrms., 3
baths, sep. din, rm, de luxe
kitchen with breakfast space,
wslk-out bsmt., mahog. rec. nm. /;
BUS; immediate possession: only
Evening star., 1961-06-10

GArTHERSBURG-4-bedrm, brick
bilevel on beaut. winding street;
has .firepl. in liv, rm., din. nm,
de luxe kit, finished rec. rm.,
laundry rm., elee. heat, patio,
trees, fenced yard; S26,50O,
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.BERENs SALES, RE. 6-54OO

BRENTW00D-Take over present
financing. 3-bedrm., corner Cape
Cod; sep. din. rm., bsmt. with
rumpus rm., oodles Of extras.
HAGAN REALTY: INC. UN. 1883
Evening star., 1961-03-22
By ED HARRIS

Sometimes I think the
most marvellous invention Of
all time Is the fireplace, es-
pecially down on the farm.
True, there is something to
be said for the invention Of
electric power and lights, the
telephone, printing, radio and
televiSion, the wireless and
the mechanical gadget that
removes the center Of half
grapefruits. But more than
any Of these, O cracking,
warming fireplace in a snow
clad winter soothes the soul
as well as the body.
In our old-fashioned frame
country house here on Hid
den Valley Farm there orig
inally were seven fireplaces.
including a large one in the
spacious kitchen. They were
sufficient to heat the entire
house half q century ago. and
the cost must have been
negligible.
LOGS WERE CUT from
the hundreds Of acres Of
woods on the farm-poplar,
locustS, sycamores, black wal
nuts, oaks and many other
trees. Our farm hands still
heat their tenant houses with
this free" wood the whole
winter long, but the invention
of the oil burner enables"
us to heat the entire main
house at the staggering cost
Of $120 q month.
Today we have five fire
places-three in bedrooms,
one In the living room (where
we rarely spend any time)
and one in the family room
dining room, where we spend
most Of our time indoors. The
only one we use regularly is
the last one. After Q hard
day outside, the dancing
yellow flames Of the fireplace
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fireplace at times as q spe.
cial treat, late at night when
the lights are turned out.
But we had Q battle royal
with chimney swifts. They
had taken possession Of the
chimney top and all night
long we could hear them
soaring in and out. like flut-
tering helicopters, causing
SCOT and cinders to fall in
the fireplace.
Smoke and heat from the
fireplace didn't daunt them.
It was necessary to climb up
the high-peaked roof and
fasten wire netting over the
Evening star., 1961-03-22

chimney top. This the irate.
dispossessed birds attacked
with a vengeance at dusk,
sweeping down on it like Jet
bombers. But the wire held
and we had peace at night.
For years the White House
fireplaceS were not used. But
the new President and First
Lady put chimney cleaners
to work and soon had three
lovely fireplaces burning
brightly. At first this smoked
up the White House, but the
trouble was fixed and now
everything's fine.
1t was that amazing genius,
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planned. from q principle
which has ever weighed with
me on such occasions, viz,
that as we enjoy great ad-
vantages from the inven-
tion Of others. we should be
glad Of an opportunity to
serve others by any inven-
ton Of ours, and this we
should do freely and gen.
erously."
I wish wonderful old Ben
had been . farmer. Then
some of our farm implements
would be far more simple in
design and utility. But I'll
settle for the fireplace.
Qortuns Featurss)
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Benjamin Franklin, who first
''inclosed" the open fireplace
In 1742 "for the better warm
ing Of rooms and at the same
time the saving Of fuel. as
the fresh air admitted was
warmed in entering" as he
says in his absorbing and
witty autobiography.
This, Of course, was the
famed Franklin stove, which
led to the great stove manu-
featuring boom in this coun-
try, as well as abroad. When
Franklin was offered q pat
ent he turned it down.
81 DECLINED IT." he ex-
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DOWN ON THE FARM
FirepIuces Delight
All but the Birds
THE EVENING STAR

fire, the hiss and crackle
Of burning wood go a long
way to make a house a home.
We do use the bedroom
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THE DETAILS

around and we can't keep
the house nice.
THE DETAILS
Joe B.-We live in 3 rooms.
I'm "a and have retired, due
to o heart condition. This
occasions no reduction In our
standard Of living, because
there's new income from Q
disability policy I took out
many years ago. This means
my wife can keep the full
time maid who did every
thing, while we were both
away all day, I working, Mil
dred gadding.
The trouble now is I'm
like q piece of furniture that
must be constantly moved
out Of the way. It's a running
battle for me. The maids
after me with a vacuum
cleaner or a mop. Or she
throws the windows open as
though my cigar is poison
gas!
We don't need that much
help. But Mildred says 1t
gives her peace Of mind to
know everything's ship
shape. Well, I'm not!
Mildred BIN glad Joe
can take 1t easy now, but !
don't see why I must sud-
denly change everything and
stay home to do all the work.
. ! don't "gad." I devote my
days to volunteer work in be-
half Of three or four won-
derful organizations.
Joe would be dislodged
wherever he was, because
rooms must be aired, beds
made, laundry hung to dry.
He can't hug the hearth "a
hours a day! Even a kitten
knows that.
I like gracious living and
Emma is a jewel. Dinner Is
served with finesse. messages
are taken skillfully. house,
hold routine is smooth. II
Joe wants to live like q hobo,
he should set up q tent some
where and be as sloppy as
he wishes!
THE COUNCILS VIEW
We question the need for
fuN-time help In q three
room apartment. Perhaps
when both Mr.. and Mrs. B.
were away all day, returning
tired, with an evenings
entertainment facing them,
Il was feasible to employ
someone who'd have the
housework all caught UP, the
cocktails ready, a hot dinner
offstage ready for the bell.
But now Mr.. BIS require
ments have changed dras-
tically and his wife Is playing
dumb land blind). Behind
her insistence upon "house-
cleaning as usual" Is her re-
sentiment toward Joe's hang
ing around the house. +"
Subconsciously she hopes, by
making him uncomfortable,
TO flush him out. And he Is
asserting his squatter's rights.
First step in this adjust
fnent is for Mildred to admit
that Joe's retirement means
major changes not only for
him, but for her and their
way Of life. This may mean
moving to four rooms, OF
changing from full-time to
part-time maid service!
The next step may well
be Joe's. Once his right to dc
as. he pleases is recognized
what does he propose to dol
Will he study. travel, volun.
teer? Or Join Mildred ant
her "causes?" Doing nothing
is q painful, dangerous plight
Cardiac patients, these days
are doing almost everything
(Copyright, 1861. General
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SEARS OPEN 3 NIGHTS WEEKLY!
Store Hours: Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays, 10
to 9; Tuesdays Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 to 6.
Free Parking!
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FAMILY COUNCIL
RetiredJoe
NowFights
Dust Mops
BY ALMA DENNY
THE PROBLEM

THE PROBLEM
JOe-She keeps making me
feel I'm in the way at home.
Mildred Bile Just sits
around and we can't keep
the house nice.
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thing the morning after the late late show these
the clothes she'll live and love all long Three Styles all
appealing made of Borgs deep piled orion acc and designed
with charm and high fashion by "Her Grace They equally
practical for they washable and quick drying Sizes to
Belted and buttoned in vivid plum red $8 cut
with gay beau pink (ths style also in sizes
15) SIS; C. Loungng Pts with red plum top, black
pants $18
and Loungewear, The Hecht Co., All 5 Stores
The Hecht Company Christmas Showcase Of the Nations Capital
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SEAMS
O,ME..
Directions on How to Make
Decorative Bird Cage Cover
BY PATRICIA SCOTT

Bird owners must get
awfully bored with the run
of-the-mill cage covers that
are always so homely. And
although they're serviceable.
I can't imagine why a per-
son would want to detract
from the decor Of a room
with one of them standing in
the corner.
So, if you have an un-
slightly cage cover, why not
make one in bright red and
white candy stripe sailcloth?
Or. if this clashes with your
color scheme. choose a stripe
that will coordinate. The
appliuued cat and bird, with
their sparkling eyes, will con-
vert your cage into a
gay conversation piece.
You'll Need
One piece Of stripe SAIL
cloth % inches long and Al
inches wide Cor cut according
to size and shape Of your
particular cage. allowing 2
inches for seam and easy
fit; piece of black fabric
for cat applique; piece of blue
fabric for bird applique; z
seouins for bird and cats
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definitely will be segregated
where sex is concerned. In
short, women who have made
a contribution to Govern
ment, are interested in poll
tics or who make a living
writing about same for a
newspaper, will not be eligi-
bic for membership.
This will come as no sur
prise to the female Of the
species. Women. who were
denied the right to vote long
after men of all walks of life
and all races were enfran-
chised. are used to being dis
eliminated against by the
male of the species, without
benefit of outcries Of outrage,
either.
But although repeated eX-
illusions can be hard on
women who have 70 compete
with m en- professionally.
mems clubs are looked upon
with considerable favor by
wives. OBVIOUSLY. a husband
who is lunching in the sacred
confines of a mems club is
not having a tete tete with
a menacing blond. brunei or
redhead.
JAMES ELIOT CROSS
and his bright, blond and
beauteous wife Meredith gave
a dance Friday night that
drew one Of the more attrac-
tive groups in Washington.
The dance was a houSewarm-
ing in their charming new
abode on University Terrace
that commands winter
time view of the Potomac
above Key Bridge.
Dinner parties beforehand
were given by the Gordon
Grays. the Norman Pauls and
the Luis Pedrosos Of the
Spanish Empassy, to mention
a few.
The only ambassadorial
couples noted among those
present were the French
Ambas sador and Nine.
Alphand, Iranian Ambassador
Ardeshir Zahedi and Her
Imperial Highness Princess
Shahnaz, and the Spanish
Ambassador and Mrs. Ytur-
ralde. Before the evening was
over at least two Of the three
were on the verge of earning
the title the Twist Ambas-
sador" as Devron's music en-
couraged dancers to try the
new step.
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO
THE PRESIDENT and Mrs.
McGeorge Bundy were there,
and Federal Aviation Admin
istrator and Mrs. Najeeb
Halaby-the former as fleet
of foot as he is in flight;
Undersecretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Josep h
Charyk; Meredith's uncle
Carroll Morgan. and Mrs
Morgan; Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense and Mrs
Bill Bundy and the latter'S
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brother David AcheSon and
his wife; Representative Bill
Moorhead and his cute
spouse, the Gary Nortons-
he is head of IDA Institute
for Defense Analysis with
which Jim Gross is as
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let's, the Jack Lanahans,
artist Sheila Isham and Hey
ward Isham. the Jean de
Bassompierres of the Belgian
Embassy. the Bill MerriamS,
Count and Countess Carac-
ciolo di Forino. the John
Denley Walkers, Edie and
Gully Darlington. Spanish
Minister Antonio Espinosa
and the Pat Munroes.
Joan and Art Gardner
were fresh from New York
where they attended the
Boys Club Ball and saw a
preview of the new Negro
musical "Kwamina." The
latter has beautiful music
and is interesting. said Joan,
but didn't send them.
GATES LLOYD was host
at cocktails yesterday in
honor of the producer and
director OF the film. West
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-23
BY BETTY BEALE
Star Staff Writer

Star Statf writer
A new mems club is about
to be formed in Washington
and it will be called The
Federal Club.
1t is being founded by
President Kennedy's init
mate friend Charles Bartlett.
the Chattanooga Times COR
respondent who is the Presi-
dents preferred walking COM
panion and who. with his
wife. was a houseguest Of
the Kennedys two recent
week ends in Newport.
Charlie is one Of those
members who recently re-
signed from the Metropoli-
tan Club because of its color
ban. Since the founding
fathers Of new private club
can establish their own set
of rules with far greater ease
than they can change the
firmly established existing
rules of an old club, the idea
of the newly created club
was born.
ATTORNEY ERAL
ROBERT KENNEDY, who
also resigned from the Met
ropolitan Club. and his
brother in law. Stephen
Smith, have both accepted
the invitation to be on the
Federal Clubs board Of di-
rectors.
The club, to all intents and
purposes. will be integrated,
though the word "integrated"
will not necessarily appear
in the bylaws.
1t will simply draw "peo-
pie who are interested in
Government or who, directly
or indirectly, have made con-
tributions to Government"
said Mr.. Bartlett.
He emissions a club for
both political figures and
newsmen of some $50 to 800
members who will have a
place where they can meet
for lunch or entertain friends
regardless of race. He and
the other directors, who in
clude Walter Sohier Of NASA,
want a representative mem
bership, not merely Demo-
Gratis, or press. In short some
we'll known Republicans are
being approached for the
board of directors.
THE LOCATION OF THE
CLUB has not been definitely
settled yet. we hope to be
within a couple of blocks Of
the White House" said
Charlie. A club suite within
a hotel may be a possibility
There are two clubs, for in
stance. in the Sheraton-Carl-
ton It the National Capita
Democratic Club and the
Carlton Club.
Whereas the Federal Clut
will clearly not be segregated
where race is concerned, i