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Evening star., 1953-10-08

tine Br01D7t'S columns DTtEten :
at the conclusion of his UGcG-
ton as he began q surrey tour
of Europe.J
ZURICH, Switzerland (by
Air MaiD Switzerland is not
and cannot become a member
of the United Nations or of
the NATO because its consti-
tution-though less rigid than
our own--does not permit it to
form alliances involving the
use of military forces with for
eign countries.
The strength of this coun-
try of mountains and pros
porous valleys lies in it's iso-
lation from entang1ing ailli-
anceS.
Switzerland has cooper
ated through the ages with
other nations for the benefit
of peace and respect for hu-
man freedom. 1t was a Swiss
citizen who. after the Ger
man French war of 1870, had
the idea of creating an inter-
national Red Gross to define
the rights Of those wounded
on the field of battle and pro-
vide for the protection of pris-
oners of war. The Geneva con-
vention is about the only in
ternational agreement which
is still on the statute books OF
civilized nations.
During the last war, when
in 1910 it appeared that Hitler
might be able to dominate
Europe, the Swiss federal gov
ernment ordered some strin-
gent regulations to prevent the
influx of thousands of unfor-
tunate refugees from the NaZl
terror. It had to scrap them
all because the people of.
Switzerland refused to obey
them and opened up their land
and homes to these unlucky
victims.
Later, after the war, when
Communist agents began their
infiltration tactics in all free
countries, the Swiss forced
their timid federal government
to take drastic measures
against the Kremlin men.
For a while communism was
outlawed in this country and
there were no diplomatic rela-
tions between Berne and Mos
COW. Later, this was changed
and ambassadors were ex-
changed. This was not, how
ever, because of diplomatic
pressure brought by the big
powers which looked to the
U. S. S. r. as the future pillar
Evening star., 1953-10-08

The New York Times, how
ever, headlined it thus:
Eisenhower Urges Atomic
Stockpiles for Defense Of
United States-In Talk Before
Church Women, He Cites Need
for Protection Against Plans
of Russia - Issues a Frank
Warming President Says
World Has the Choice Between
Peace and a Fatal Armaments
Race"
In both cases the headlines
faithfully reflected the dis
patches they covered. The
Posts lead read: President
Eisenhower solemnly appealed
today for a halt in the race
for atomic and hydrogen
weapons and urged that the
free world strive patiently for
an understanding with Russia
to avert a catastrophe war"
The Times lead read: "Presi-
dent Eisenhower asserted today
that the United States and its
allies were forced to continue
stockpiling atom and hydrogen
bombs to defend themselves
against Communist Russia's S
plans for world domination"
Both leads were based on
what the President actually
said and there is no point in
arguing which of the CORE
spondentS picked the salient,
part of the speech. There is
no knowing which the Presl-
dent himself regarded as the
more important. But if the
President had any idea of
paving the way toward peace
able negotiations it can be
argued that he might have
withheld. for the time being
Evening star., 1953-10-08
typographical Error

MILWAUKEE, (P.-The
slogan Fire the Handicapped"
stood out on the sign on Mil
waukee's City Hall tower, and
the mayors Office reSounded
with protests and denuncia-
tionS.
The mayors secretary ex-
planned everything: The slogan
came about accidentally when
workmen were changing the
sign from Fire Prevention
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any culprit who could not
rather plausibly pass the buck
, to some one else for such gross
errors, as the NouasSeur run
way, which had to be entirely
resurfaced. It is generally
accepted that the basic trouble
was the hurry in which every
thing, was attempted. Thus ini-
tial errors were compounded
and repeated; things made to
do which should have been
scrapped after one experience.
1t is admitted there is blame
enough for everybody involved.
That conflict is now passing
with new commanders coming
in who do not have a vested
interest in past mistakes.
Also the lessons of the past,
expensive though they were,
have been put to use. NouaS-
Seur T1fSC runway was muSh
and Sidi Slimane's not much
better-for different reasons
but Benguerir's is, the engi-
neers claim, the best they ever
built.
What they cannot find the
answer to here is the present
molasses-slow pace of construc-
ton. If Congress has changed
it's mind about the Moroccan
mission, it hasn't said so. It
doesn't say yes. and it doesn't
say no.
Perhaps this is a job Repub-
licans want resurveyed by their
new Joint Chiefs of Staff. For
their information, the answer
is urgently required by the
men who must take RESPONSE
bility for performance in a
crisis.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Doris FIeeson-
Doris ELeeson-
Building African Bases B|ind|y
Present Confusion Over Construction of AF Fields
In French Morocco Laid to UncIeor u. S. Plans

.NOUASSEUR AIR BASE,
French Morocco. Oct. 8. =
What the complex of United
States Air Force bases in
French Morocco needs most
today is restatement of its
mission.
It would also like to know
exactly where it stands with
respect to the French with
whom, by the way, present.
commanders are getting along
very well.
Once the responsible people
here know the present inten-
tions of Congress and the
country with respect to their
Job, they ask only to be given
the tools to go on with it.
This is the view-almost the
appeal-of both the Air Force
and the Army engineers who
are doing the actual construc-
ton.
A few facts tell the story of
their present Illustrations.
In the fever heat of plan
ming which followed the Tru-
man decision to make a stand
in Korea against Communist
imperialism, the Air Force got
congressional approval for a
chain of five bases in French
Morocco. The money-about
$400 million-was appropri-
ated, agreements negotiated
with the French for the pre-
ferred sites, and the work
begun.
Not one of these bases is
completed today. Two have
not even been started. Nouas-
seur. near Casablanca, which
has supply responsibilities for
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Seven Sons in Six Years

CHICAGO, (P.-A 24-year-old
suburban Northlake mother
claims the worlds child-bearing
speed record-seven sons, all
single births, who were born
within five years, 10 months and
eight days.
II think I hold the worlds
speed record for children born
singly," said Mrs. Corinne Mock.
She said three of her sons were
born in slightly more than 81
months. Her eldest son is 6, the
youngest six weeks. Her husband,
Rudolph, is 25.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
to Speuk

RICHMOND, Oct. 8.-Senator
Johnston, Democrat, of South
Carolina will be principal
speaker at the 41St convention of
the National Postal Transporta-
ton Association here October IA.
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Lonq-Term Coffee

GREENSBORO, N. c. (P.-
Depression or no depression,
real estate dealer Kemp c. Glen
denim knows where his next cup
of coffee is coming from, at least
until 1862.
In a lease he negotiated with
a restaurant today, he prescribed
$3.50 monthly rental for five
years beginning in 1857 and "as
in the past, it goes without say
ing that I am personally to have
coffee free" q
Evening star., 1953-10-08

Week" to Hire the Handi-
capped"
Evening star., 1953-10-08
Constontine Brown

This is the third of ConstGn-
tine BroDn's columns tOritten
at the conclusion of his UGcG-
tion as he began a surrey tour
of EurOpe.I
Evening star., 1953-08-29
BOATS tcent.)

RENTAL CRUISER sERvICE-26-ft
Steelcrafts. by the hour. day OF
week; 300 Maine ave. s.w.. Elk
OWENS .v1ass' CABIN CRUISER. 'G 80 IL.
1948 de luxe interior, craft in
excel. excel: 6 cong; SEs1o scarcely used. Edge
ss.FT. $isSt CRUISER CRUISER. fully equipped sS
make offer. seiby- -on-the- Bay, fol
low signs to JOHNSTON. LU.
lift. sLOOP. nylon sails. oars, an
SlM Snor; CSS. sSSd cond.; low price. Gal
CABIN Cruiser. se1a IT., sundeck;
"a, 1s"ly g7ssoa Psslntssi s 9a, EGG cond' Be Reas
AFT. DE Luxe RuNABoUT and
1858 25-h.p. Evinrude motor with
remote controls. windshield, mahog-
any decks and cover. Used 15 hours
k1. S-SOl2 before September l. 30s
BARBOUR CRUISER, twin screw, sc
IsL; ptona sleeps Nsx, g; in perfect condition,
SIMPSON, 1904 Buckingham ave,
Norfolk, Va. 80
1859 CENTURY 1S-FT. RFsORTFR
with convertible top. side curtains,
searchlight, siren. cover: like new:
used 52 hours: new-boat guaran-
lS-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT, with a3l-
hh;p. motor, s., 200.
13h-T. WHIRLWIND CUPBOARD
1858, with Mercury 10 cruiser mo-
tor; used 10 hours; gas tank and
26-FT. STEELCRAFT SEDAN, new
foam-rubber cushions. radio. ali
17-FT. GARWOOD RUNABoUT, ex-
eel. cond.. 81. $50.
NEW CENTURY RUNABoUTS. fol
immediate delivery.
NEW 2S-FT: AND 32-FT. sAFTI-
CRAFT SEDANS.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Maine Ave. and M st. S.W,
ST 2-414h an
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FOLLOWING ARE four bomeS IN nic

FOLLOWING ARE four homes in nice
waterfront locations and are ali
moderately priced:
Sylvan Shores-Four- room, year.
around home; oil heat; easily f.
CreSton ParkNDirectly on the water
year-around home; 3 bedrooms:
price, 81 500
Sylvan Shores - Four rooms: wear
around home; open fireplace; low
down payment; price. 5000.
Sylvan ShoreS-Four nice rooms and
bath: oil heat; large lot; very nice
for IS, 500
Severn River. North shore-The loca-
tion Of this home must be described
as gran Twenty-Five acres direct
beautiful planting; over ZOO It.
on the river; a very gracious home
with D bedrooms and 3 baths; the
living room. dining room and en-
france hall are beautifully paneled;
the Kitchen is modern and so Is
ehe heating plant; garage with an
apartment. We have seldom offered
for sale as gracious a home in such
Q netEhborhood and with so many
natural advantages as this one.
peake BAY, This is yeer-around
home worthy of note Outstanding
features include sandy beach. beau
tiful lawn and shrubs. Gear garage;
convenient TO Baltimore Washington
and Eastern Shore. The home is
well built end has all conveniences:
oil heat. bedrooms. 3 baths. a
powder room. modern kitchen, a
Eraclous living room and dining
room also dressing room and a
nice pavilion.
Wild Rose Shores-Directly on the
South River and without a high
bank. This is a very nice 4-bed- :
room home: wide screened porcheS.
oil heat, beamed ceiling living room
A delightful vear-Around home.
PendenniS Mount-A gracious home,
new. and with every convenience;
nicely planted grsunds, completely
insulated walls and ceiling: st floor
has g. reception hall. large living
room with a beautiful marble fire.
place. dining room. grand kitchen.
study; washroom and screened porch :
upStairS, there are 3 big bedrooms
and baths; all baths are tiled:
fun basement. Gear GARAGE Better
.aSI; about this home onickIv.
joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
215 Main ST. Arnanolis, Md Teie-
phone Colonial 3-"6S4
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY Al, 45: excellent condi-
ton, new paint and battery, good
tires; eng. and trans. lust over
hauled. Best cash offer. ia .S-324S.
1913 ENGLISH; 1875: good condition
$50 or best offer. HA. 2-8259. 80
HARLEY-D AVIDS SON 1s49 "45";
buddy seat, windshield, extra head
lights and saddle bags: $3.50, AP
7-34OS after 6 pm. weekdays; after
l pm. Sunday. 81
1851 VINCENT Black Shadow; low
milease; 800 or best offer. Cali
A. J. 3. 500 c. c., 1916; excel. cond.
extras; $3.50 or best offer. JE
2746s4; "a 4: 1922 N. Underwood st.
HID. .i65'; year 1853; good G trans
portation; best offer. Call JA.
HARIEY-DAvIDsoN 49,: SS excel,
cond.; good tires, new battery, buddy
seat and saddle bags; S1S5. ia.
S.0702 bet. Il and 8 pm. 80
windshield, buddy seat, saddle bag
beautiful shape; $675. OIL. 4-4254.
MATCHLEss 194e; motor Al; new
d?2 Normandy dr., sLl. sps.
l040 HID. "a" O.H.V.; black;
plenty of chrome; like new; $4,000
miles; must be seen; $685. or best
offer. LU. 2-2490. 80
Evening star., 1953-08-29
AVIATION
B0ATS

FISHING PARTIES, small or large:
CheSap. Bay. Herring Bay, shafps
Isl, GoossS; For reserv:. call eves..
1850 2s-FT. SAFTICRAFT. 100 h.p.
PacKard, with hydraulic controls,
sleeps 4, many extras, beagtifully
1sfh1R6a #asHNGToA MSh1S Efi S2y 1900 g
ave. s.w., RE. 7-4797. 80
LYMAN islander" inboard motor
eShI eSndsr with mo6q so hP Price chEiSrat apu
TAzEWELL GARAGE CORP, Bousn
and Tazewell sts.. Norfolk. Va 90
3I-FT. CABIN CRUISER. > bunks
head. Gray Marine engine: 5000.
WANT TO RENT small boat trailer
fc- weeks. Call JU. 9-7396 after
36-fT. CRUISER. fully equip. ship.
to-Shore phone. many extras.
scripps srR, marine engine s3.4oo. dU
CABIN RUNABoUT-27' length 9Th by
los hp. % m.p.h. Equipped and
ready 10 go, A real buy at only
MAR1NA 2e Can s6iomees BE- see9 at ND 9BEsRTs PboTs
Isl. Open all dav Sunday.
PENGUIN SAILING DINGY and trail
eIr, all IN excellent condition, $3.50.
MOTOR, 3ia-h.p. Evinrude, yr.
9Ts, 9id; peTlGct + 991, c99aition; must sell
aG-FT. SPORT FISH BOAT. Blue Fish
end docked on ] Of cen dock. CO.
R1NTHIAN YACHT CLUB. ia. 2-9652.
Is-FT. sPEEDBoAT, planked, BOW.
ed: can be seen at OTIS Railway,
EdgeWater Rch. EGgeWater Nd
5000 or best offer. Call Colonial
3-949S. bet. IL am. and I pm.
CHRIs- CRAFT l947 cabin cruiser, 20
guisher system. blower. electric
bilge pump; in perfect condition. See
steward at Corinthian Yacht Club
9ET phone :. E. TUNE, Ii. 3-4333 or
cusToMi Ihs ffia-FT. ouTBoARD-BieoS
trailer, Mercury .3-h.p. motor. cush-
ions. anchor and new 1OO-ft. rope.
Price. 1925 or win trade for liv.
F% PPors or I'd gin s$sHe SSite OF equal sG vsIpe'
CHRIS -CRAFf, i S2i'-fit. express cruiser.
at MILLER,s BOAT HOUSE. LU.
4-563S or TU. 2--0661,, 80
CRUISER BUS ,,L5 81 M 0utb0aTd' completely GsE
oWNER ViS 6e to ns" :. ia Any Ssa4HG Fa1S - oHef'
BARGAiN22@-ft. Chris Craft run
about 105-h.p. Marine engine;
S9s1. Call KE. S-47l@ 30
loft. 1871 sport cabin cruiser
Chrysler Crown motor seats Il; boat
and mote" il excel ron c'ean
and fully equip.; $4,000 Cali ewes.
after pm, 10. ,s-1;4S. 81
CANOE. loft Yankee Old Town NTH
sail St0n Jh 7-g217. 80
GRAY MARINE ENGINE. s CYL. l25
h.p,. needs some work, 7ircct drive;
S350 w B. FAIRBhNK. 70S d s..
Sparrows Point 10, Md. Sat. til ..
$50. 33 ft., Oft. beam. marine mo.
tor; head, iceboX. !! hunks. AP,
1-44i0 or see at A. F. OFT Railway.
Edgewater. Md 80
SAILBOAT, Atkin designed loft.
auxiliary sloop keel boat, .. hunks,
sink. mahog. and oak construction.
| VI. old; 81 900. Mayo. Md phone
west River $500. al
2a-H.P. EVINRUDE, nodded plywood
boat and trailer, outfit complete
Call KI. q-5554
i0-FOOT BATTER BOAT. flying
bridge. dual control twin motors
! yr. old ChrySlcr. Must be sold.
Bargaln. JU: S-4S6". 3c'
Evening star., 1953-08-29

Laurel LAKES, Fdinburr. Va. Mod.
ern cabins with cooking facilities
fishing. swimming. hiking. Write fol
folder and rates.
FOR RENT-Modern cabin. room fol
8, furnished; will be vacant Sept. /;
$25 per week. BURNERS REALTY
CO., branch ONCE, Front Royal. Rte
l. Phone 1357-M. %
NEWLY FURN. cottage. facing Allan
tie, 8 mi. no. of Ocean City, Nd
Big screened porch, . bedrms., liV
rn.. flrepl.s mod. bath, cleo. kit
Avail. Aug. 29-Sept. IL. S125. OIL
2-S356. 40
FOR SALE, 5-room Cabin. at Lax
nation. call IL. 4-1S29 or follow
D. c. cabin sign at Lake Jackson
Evening star., 1953-08-29

kEELD ESTATF-Front row cottage:
m reduced rental during SEN
temher; week or month Call Mr.
NEEID, Prince Frederick 26g-W-1
CLEAN, comfortable North Beach
cottage: sun porch. 3 bedrms.. kit
running water, refgr,, gas range: $40
wk. TU. 2-9552 90
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-overIookinr
POTOMAC; all convenienceS. new: SIS
week. NO T-IS1a. 90
OCEAN CITY. MD.-Let lis make
your reservation We have cot
tases, apts.. motels, rooms all per
sonallv inspected; wide range in
prices; accommodations row on
through Sept. Also, reservation
for duck hunters later on. OAKLAND
REAL ESTATE, 10. s-I44I. LU
4-01I%. M
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Owner. leaving town, will sacrifice f.
rm. brick rambler with breezeNay
attached to Gear garage, with apt
over garage: 2 complete tile baths;
hot-weter neat in house and garage
and sits or lots, surrounded bv
cyclone fence; house partly furn
For Information call OV. 3-5173 OF
TIE. 6-9272, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-08-29

Fer tho convenience Of persons Twins
in or near Virginia. there Is also q
complete selection OF new and used
trailers at our lI44 Richmond gh-
way branch, Just two miles south
of Alexandria on Route i. Bargains
a this location include:
1858 WeStwood 22-ft. demonstrator
sleeps 4 shower and toilet full-Size
range with broiler. Frigidaire: 81 ,425
delivered; $50 down, only $50 per
month for Sc months.
New 35-tt. Anderson bedrmS., eye
level oven and broiler. walk-throueh
bathroom, full-si2e tub; total price,
S'.295 delivered; 81, 765. down.
The new Spartan - #, roomy
comfortable, complete: the best in
every detail; ri delivered
Sl,025 down, SG9.S5 monthly for
81 months.
30 I'll BRANCHES ARE OPEN UNIT
. PM T%ERY DAY OF THE WEEK
AMERICAN TRAILER
CO. INC
Headquarters for Mobile Homes
Evening star., 1953-08-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE az Boyertown package de-
livery; walk in type; good tires.
unpainted for $500. MANDEfI
CHEVROLET, c, INC. @241-45 Mich
cHEy. SO s-yard dump. with CAB
sale at s2.o95. PARKWAY Tord,,
305l. NJ st. NV, AID. 2-01S5. Open
evenings. Sat. til g.
FORD 1859, ia-ton pickup; custom
rev; black HARDING ESQ. 5f4 ia
F0Rn As 3-yard dump. with 'e cab
shield, 2-speed rear; S.25x20 tires.
This truck ready to work; $1,0g5.
PARKWAY tFordl, 3051 NJ st. NV.
AD 2-Ols5. Open evenings, Sat.
FORD ORD 81 lo1 FL s;ltds sten pickyp IN
sSiSA open pea eveninss, IS; SAT-. g1E" til az g.
FORD 1850 F6 2-ton; 134-in. chassis
and cab, perfect tires; low mileage
mi. warranty: ST. .o45. ilP; ARLfNGToM II TON
MOTOR co. Fordl. 1917 N Moore
St. Arlington, Va, ia. 7-STS1. 81
CHEVROLET 1881 ia-ton pickup: re-
conditioned, in perfect condition;
Tof3. ARGlNCl3N MOTOR co.
tFord(: 1917 N. Moore ST.. Arlington.
1917 IS-FT. VAN; like new, with
bul! nose; less than 5000 mi. or
replacement engine; tires perfect
newly painted, no lettering; pr!vatL
owner. Can be seen at. Barney
Circle, Sc. 81 800 or best ,6ffer.
Gail MR.. JOHNSON. JE. 4-:}5:|5.
or MR.. CHITTENDEN. JE. 3-9S91.
CoRRETT 1916 heavy duty truck
tractor; air brakes and horn. 22-irl.
tires, saddle tanks and 5th wheel;
$500 Also loW-bed equipment trail
er; air brakes, !! aXles, "a in. high.
II t: ideal hulldozer hauler; $3.50.
cHEvRoIET 40 c-ton DUMP truck:
new motor; good cond,; s695 or
best Loffer. 10, S-329I 80
CHEVROLET '4S sedan delivery; r..
h. and spotlight; $3.50. After /
,.oRn ~, Sunday, ,Wo. 6-I39i, SO
STUART TRUCK CENTER, 3OGi
", y va, ave. ne. LA. d-S020. so
STUART TRUCK CENTrP. 3Gni
w. Va. ave. ne, LA. 6-SO30. 80
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OUR 1T-YEAR REPUTATION


WARRANTS YOUR CONFIDENCE
At our College Park Branch, We have
on hand an excellent selection OF
reconditioned mobile homes ,nat cal
be purchased through our convenient
loG CioEIn-pa yment plan tor itt}t
as Sln0 down. Selection includes;
Ia49 Travelo: - it; very clean
1a4a Colonial; ~ #; twin beds
1850 Glider; rs #; all aluminium
1919 Superior; % TT; very clean
1917 indian: 81 it.; real buy
1916 ironwood: 16 it.; newly painted
At all of our branches. We also offel
a wide choice of the country's lead.
ing makes of mobile homes. MANI
of these may. be purchased for a!
little as z down. At our College
Park branch, new trailers on hant
include:
1858 New Moon: 45 it.: Youngstown
kitchen: &c. $50.
1858 ROYAL spartanette; 35 it.; twt
bedrooms with bunk beds: 80, ,4Ho
1858 American: 81 ft.; two bedrooms
all metal, S4.295.
1858 New Moon: 81 it.: one bedroom
beautiful bath, S3,945.
1858 RiCha rdson; - IT.; compare
this: $3.50.
OUR COLLEGE PARK BRANCH
Is LOCATED AT
10lS0 WASH. -BALTO. BLVD.
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COLONIAL BEACH - Cottage; gas,
elec;; lEe. screened porch. LU.
WOODLAND BEACH. 2s mi. D. c.
Mod. cottages. sleep 6-S; $40 wk.
up; immed. poss. Annapolis 3-5329.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md.-Some vacancies in furn. cot
tages for rent by week to college
grads. See For Sale ad. 80
COLONIAL BEACH - Emily'S Beach
Haven on Potomac-Cottages, de-
tached apts.; spacious, cool; all cleo.
Baths, hot water: pvt. pier; swim.
co. 6-0611; ewes. Mon.-Thurs. 80
WOODLAND, MD, 23 mi. from D. c.
- bedrms., furn.; elec. kit; oil
heat: row boat; $50 wk. WA.
FLORIDA PROPERTY
Evening star., 1953-08-29
AUToMoTIVE MISC.

ADAMS SIG MOTOR GRADER, cab
and scarifier; good condition. Terms.
Phone jefferson 4-37O0. go
STOCK CAR, never wrecked: raced 2
times; perfect shape; good tires
and equipment. ia. 2-0454. 80
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! VACATION PLACES

ORLANDO. FLA. - Mobile court
planned for retired couples. Box
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LET'S GO FISHING

DEALE PARK, MD.
b-rn. Spanish type year-round home
on heat, / screened, l open porch
Lge. fenced lot. Det. garage. Pvt
pier. Also, commercial residential
and waterfront lots. Priced for
quick sale. LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD CO..
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

DUMP TRUCKS, 1858 7 and lotion
For rent. Call 10. 3-6I97. --3l
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washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1853
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RFNT

JOSeDh D. LaZenby, RealtOr
215 Main ST Arnanolis, Md. Teie.
phone Colonial 3-"fS4.
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GARAGES

AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
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BAY FRONT
BEVERLY REACH

At The Stop Sign.
Chesapeake Beach. Nd. =
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-13
ScaraH1 0Uche Duel. Al Orpheuni Sunday

The great fictitious and TO. mantle swordsmap Scara. mouche is coming to the Orpheum Theatre tomorrow and Monday. Stewart Granger portrays Rafel Sabatini's fab- ulous figure. Eleanor Parker provides the love interest and Henry Wilcoxon the william.
 Others in the film are Mel Ferrer and Janet Leigh. The setting is Paris during the French Revolution. Sunday the show times are 2:4O, 4:5O: z and 9 pm.
 Tuesday and Wednesday the story of Jack and the Bean- stalk is given the Hollywood treatment by Abbott and Cos tello. The picture is in Super Clnecolor and is described as the last word in laughs.
 The call is out for Bulldog Drummond Thursday and Wal ter Pidgeon shows up to fill the bill. He pursues a group of commando gangsters, is double crossed by a lady and Is ably supported in the movie by Margaret Leighton and Robert Beatty.
 Cripple Creek starring George Montgomery is show Ing next Friday and Saturday.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-13
NOTICE

If you can not get us on phone 3131, call 43O3 for oil delivery. Office hours, pm to , pm Monday through Thurs day, pm to 7 pm Friday.
 Thompson Transfer
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-13

Mrs. Paul Dupler and three children returned on the De- mali this week after a brief visit outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-13
NOTICE

Game night at the Vt'W is now Wednesday and Friday nights.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-06-13
NOTICE

Don't forget the Sunday morning breakfast at the Elks Club.
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Accompanying her were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dupler, parents of Paul Dupler, who will spend some time here.
Evening star., 1953-05-24
By Eezli SalEes
Fashion Editor

A LEADING designer has said that American
"A playclothes have been the biggest influ-
ence in fashion of any with which she Is
familiar To her, the result Of the emphasis
first on functionalism and then on whatever
designing tricks the creator wanted to play
has helped produce the simple, exciting
and casually elegant fashions termed $50
American"
For in order really to be successful, sports
wear must allow woman to swim, play
tennis, golf, sail and. equally important, to
let her do so prettily.
More than one fashion idea has fallen by
the wayside via Sports-loving women because
it didn't enable them to do just this. And
these very same women have been responsible
for focusing attention on other fashions that
would be first Of all comfortable and then
fashionable.
Evening star., 1953-05-24

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