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Evening star., 1953-12-23

ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western statep Daily
service on household goods and
WARD1NG. Ma S-4S52
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or hi :,
small and large Jobs; trained men:
long g-short bkngs.: ins. II 6.3364.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE.
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas- IA. 9-2o37: eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. Safe storage In
separate rooms; EXPERT packins
Phone NO. .7.0104. Union STOR-
LIGHT iAULiNG. local moving;
beaches especially. 8. 1. MORRIS.
4510 18th st. NV. Call To. 2-1l6O
RoHHL s5sss : 4rRR;aaiN,sFER R;ai, ". win NOV. you
by Job or $6 per hr. rms as low
as $50. AID. z.6777. rs
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcoMa. J |

for newly opened lounge
and night club: new equipment: air
conditioned: 10-yr. lease. low rent:
excellent location: can make good
deal to interested party: seats It's.
BOX 44A-Z Star 2he
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MODERN SERVICE STATION for
rent; good location: small capital
investment required. Location. 6439
Annapolis rd:. Cheverly. Nd. Call
Wa. 7-S997, bet. z am. and 8 pm.
9r JE. 3-S21o bet. $3.50 pm. and
Day CLEANING and laundry agency; aS
doing $500 wk.: win sacrifice. T37
Sth st. Sc. II. 4-970s. -23
GROCERY STORE. 9327' BALTIC. blvd.
AT bargain; terms: $4,000; WE
LADIES' DRESS SHOP = Excellent
Northwest location; stock and equip
TIRE STORE, complete. established
over "a years: centrally located;
reasonable; owner wishes to retire.
NO. 7-2610 for appt. til pm,
LOOKING FOR exclusive distributor
or dealer for Washington. D. c., in
a commercial electronic line; small
investment needed. Make all in
auiries to MR.. CARRIER, 44S w.
Wyoming ave-. Philadelphia 40, Pa,
or phone Michigan 1855. -2s
GASOLINE STATION for sale; good
stock. reasonable. Call OWNER
NO. 1862. 34s
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HOUSES SAlE--s.E. tcons.D
RENT FREE

brk. duplex bldg. one yr.
old. mr.. Greenway Apts.; individual
frances, full bsmt.. lge. back yard.
Rent from one apt. covers pymt.
and taxes.
JOLLES & SENNETT CO.
THE Home Of Real Estate"
D1. 7-4244 Ewes, RA. 3-0619
COLORED-S.E. SPECIAL
Six-rm. brick. gas hit. and garage
Trades Accepted
Elk. 3-5107 RA. 3-0140
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HOUSES UNFuRNlShEp

rms tSinosiae ia fassn baths, ser SEP SHG din
rm., gar, bsmt.; 3 blks. jr. high,
grade schs.; ! blk. to shop ctr.
pef sef'iss; me a. n|as sls7sd psn''son' ss s!S'
,GT0N-AvaiI Jan. /: 2.ped-
rnn. semidet.. nr Pentagon. Washing
I'M ssss7s days EN-. s-ssos eyes. yes
MONTGOMERY COUNTY - Three
rm., full bsnit., fenced rear lot. Close
to traInsD. IoD ssn, Rent, 500 mo. wooD
Nh. FALLS CHURCn-Lovely home.
lms uss 0 s pine year paneled :' eatra itH 3sS iss
liv..din. rm. with, firepl. and book
shelves; equipped kit. finished stair
gay t9 lge. storage or playEms: on
snS Center = AVAIL N 'ohS1 and sias iiasDDIaf
$50 Mo. 4s04 W st. Sc. just of
Southern ave.-6-rm. brick rambler;
auto heat: garage; fenced lot; va
cant: cant II. i, CARLYLE lSCG de Loz1ER,, Re-
breakfst. porch: finished attic has
Ia bedrms. and lge. cedar closet;
fun bsmt.: auto, gas heat; storm
screened pgTch Nerth 9Tist Slss
st. key next door. Lo. b-1sosS;a
BRooKMoNT. e5s7 Broad St
2:bedrm. brick Cape Cod bungalow.
f. fess eARIocK dSSasoTa, 81 tTS si77l4 per @se mo
Observation-Disclosures, home. full
h,:y;h;: 500 mo: XII. s-6Soi. Pa
semidet home Dusne seross sereet erset
Disposal. dishwasher. stove and
IMMACULATE BUNGALOW; on level.
fenced. shaded lot; 500 per mo
a: y. KEss1NGER g. CO.. JU; g.
$50 MoNTH-Hunt:ngton-semiiGet
bath bsmt.: fenced I'd K1. ss$$55
rHREE-BEDRM. BRICK - Equipped
kit: 4915 Bangor dr.. Garrett
Is. Sl25 mo. Call OIL 9-914o for
/ iss0lBInGsn5i .Ss BHGMoNr ST. N.w.-1o rms.
sSnd ssIl AMER1esN saER Eat "q sEcTRrTY IL inspect
AVAfIABGf AVVHAHsAn Go' 1MMEDiaTGlY-TSo. Il2cHei 3
and bedrooms in all price ranges;
as'os'0q SSssoos hUG6fSs GdfsSSn & 'Hfa 'HHf2aRR1s6SS
THREE iH -BEDRM. RAMBLER - Fully
equipped kit. newly decorated: one
block school nr. Pentagon: S135 a
sUao,S mo; "a 1896; after hours. os kE
silver STRING AREA-several nice
i%@sdiatel2 iasssi tsS sieLSR u Z co' HoafIe Io.
s5is 5isssS; s1a y; r. 4;s1s3: S'W@1ovely g rm,
heat; mr.. schools. etc. References.
Apply at house any time. RA; g.
BETHEsDA-4-bedrm.. 2.bath Cape
kit. daylight bsmt.. gas INV h;
$3.50 mo. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI,
BETHEsDA finest. most attractive,
2,6edrm; mod; rambler; avail; nov;
EiGHTH- EiagTfi H-RM. SLLiSR MoDERN ERsIfH House. Ep
Ss~iy ssssTated; q @ clinton Mo Nd area.
rS2ls al s-sGES SsTRcH-4 bedrms.. pas porch
avail. Jan. /: SIPS. ia. 4-0409,
ALExANDRlA-Little, old house near
remeaefes rtTse Hgfn kI TepIasss Sssse 0'drosSs
Observation-Disclosures IAJfiasgi Manor. 2
2.lsi &SaiI inmed nsalcss:' gA ss24ss0 M conc. 70.
2 BEDRMS., $85 TO $1O5I
Very convenient locations; Arlington
gHHErv gfH9iE FIJI isc o'isTsasi SeasS eesa %ssoSr Id
Arl Va JA 2-4S00 -25
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CAPE COD-S16 050

Brick, full bsmt. with ouside entr..
liv. rm. with firepl.. separate, din.
rm; equipped kit;a 2 bedrms. and
exp. end d. for 2 future bedrms.
with plumbing roughed in for full
bath. Excellent terms.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.w.

vACANT-COLORED-W WHITE 905
9th st. S.W.--6 rms. Ia bath,
bsmt.. gas heat. $3.50 down. Terms.
RA. 6-69l2, Ma. S-O223. ia
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$1,000 DOWN
S7OO DOWN

Falls Church--Bungalo constructed
Of redwood siding. painted white;
. blks. from St. James School, with
these desirable features: Sauare-typo
liv. rm.. allowing lots of wall space;
huge ! 5-ft. kit, with a magnificent
atmosphere, din. area; . bedrms.
and bath on 1st A.; stairway to
colorful setting on Northumberland
level lot some nice trees; . blks.
from bus and shopping. Total price.
$14.350. Approx. SOS per mo. Ex.
elusive with
Southern Realty Co.
Exclusive JE. 4-2100 Exclusive
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RAMBL LER

= twin-sized bedrms., liv. rm. 15x24
with Roman brick firepl.. 1lx13
separ. din. rm.. huge equipped kit.
with table space. Side screened
porch; util. rm.: close-in area. l blk.
to Colesville I'd. S2l.950. Excel
lent terms.
JAMES C. CONLEY & co.
s710 Georgia JU. 5-57OO TIL 0
Evening star., 1953-12-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA, near 10th and MINI.
ave-, Fairlawn Village-Semidet
brick. 5 rms. 2 lge.. bedrms.. tile
bath. air-cond. gas heat; garage;
Mar Mar iCs REALTYe eFYean fNc. is9 is45 Aea Good
Hope rd. Sc. LU. 4-34o0. LU. q
SACRIFICE BIZ oWNER-Detached
corner brick. 4 bedrooms. Q full
ment, nearly finished. with separate
entrances. Cali MR.. FAIRFAX, JE.
3-2O5n. 23s
500 CASH, S63.93 mo. incl. taxes
and ins.-5-rm. brick semidet.; full
bsmt: heated and partitioned. Only
$9,950. H. L. GODDARD. OIL. 1872
Evening star., 1953-12-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HILL. 621 Md. ave. me-.
mr.. Supreme Court and Lib. of Con-
brick. IL. rms. 2Ea baths, oil heat.
elec. and gas: newly redec. and
partly furn. $4,000. $500 will
handle. Inspection by appt. OWNER
Man II; s-l12l: h1Sd;s pARx-ssr,dsm,ss4b mS4 sb.d
brick; 8 rms, bath. gas heat t3 bed
rms.) Sacrifice price, S12.950. Call
LA. 6-6666. PECK CO.
-VACANT-SS95 DOWN
633 Franklin st.-Immac.. f,-rm. tap
estry brick. Three porches, .
baths. 10-cu-ft. refgr., new gas
h.-w.h. deep. level fenced lot.
Move in with deposit. ELLIS KOS
SOW REALTY co, INC, ST; j.
Evening star., 1953-12-23
HOUSES FURNISHED

SIL YER SPRING-Lge. 5-rm. bunga..
sleeping porch, centrally loc.; chill.
dren acceptable: $125. JU. 5-5790
BETHESDA AREA-3-bedrm. brk. Co
lontal; full bsmt.; nice lot. SIGLER
d CO.. LO. 4-S3S3. HE. 4-S193.
COLMAR MANOR. MD.-small bun
salow, lge. yd.. o.h.-w.h.: furn. apt
in D. c. 4 rms. Ss5. ia. 9-5995.
SILVER SPRING. ZOE Forest Glen I'd.
Completely furn. 3-bedrm. brick
full bsnt., with washer; lge. yard.
SIX RMS. 3 baths. 3 bedrms.. master
lonial porch. 3rd and Hamilton sts.
NV. Avail. Jan. 10; $3.50 mo. to re-
sponsihle party. Phone HU. 3-3646.
4S20 eth ST. N.W.-8-rm. brick. gas
3-5707; RIA 3-2456.
THREE BEDRMS.. wash. mach. and
rsfgr. 2 yrs. old, near schools;
brick; nicely furn.: S135 mo-: i'm.
med occupancy. 5o0S Longfellow
East Riverdale, Md. -2S
ARL. NORTH-Nicely furn., newly
decorated, 3-bedrm.. brick Cape Cod;
walking distance Of Hecht's; h.-w.h.
vacant. KE. $1,000.
SUBLET. N. ARL.-Three-bedrm.. q
bath furn, house; Frigidaire, deep
freeze and garage, newly dec. ia.
COLORED-MAN AND WIFE, or 2
women to share well-furnished home.
Also apt for single lady. LA. 6-1329.
Evening star., 1953-12-23

WOOdmOOr Area, $14, 500
2-story. liv. rm. with Areplace, pine
paneled den on 1st A. 2 lge. bed.
rms. on End; full bSmt.: fenced rear
Evening star., 1953-12-23
SILVER SPRING

WOODWORK R-$17,950
Three-bedrm. brick rambler; full
bsmt.. patio in rear, outdoor irepl.,
Ash pond. Home In immac. cond.
Beautiful lot. Terms.
INDIAN SPRING CLUB
Three twin-size bedrm. brick Colo
nial; built-in garage; 1l2 baths;
mod. equip. kit, dishwasher, dis
posal. Geneva cabinets. Beautiful
handicapped yard. rear fenced. Patio.
Attic fan. storm windows; $21 $50.
BETHESDA-$19,950
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
All brick; full bsmt. with outside en-
trance. Liv. rm. with firepl., sep.
din ell. huge equip. kit. with
breakfast area. Open stairway to
2nd d.; large closets; $4,000 first
trust.
James c. Conley & Co.
$40 Georgia Ave, JU. $4,000 TIL o
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Chevy Chase, D. c.
EXceptional Value

Fashionable Linnean ave.: brand
new. .3-bedrm.. 3-bath, lovely brick
rambler, close to Rock Creek Park;
14kx22-ft. liv. rm. with mahoe.
paneled fireplace wall; din. 'ell''
and window wall opening to flag
stone garden court for indoor
outdoor living: all-elec. kit. with
breakfast area: newest eye-level
Thermador oven; lge. refgr. freezer
dishwasher. disposal; lower-level
nm. rec. rn1.. complete bath. and
area for maids rm.; lge. garage
exceptional value at $34.750. Open
sat. 3 to 8; Sun, to 9, or call
Mr. ANDRIS OIL. 4-0642. for ap-
oointment. OF Conn. ave. east
on Ellicot st.. right to 4S43 Linnean
ave. NV.
COLORED-44O9 9th ST.-Six rms.
ami. newly decorated, gas h-w h.
2nd-h. kit; $1,000 down. Buy
TH from o owner s,S1 and save commission.
COLORED-3rd AND WEBSTER STs.
N.W.--Semidet. brick home. ar
ranged in 2 apts.. 2 mod. kits. rec.
rn1. in bsmt.; lge. Handicapped yard
only $1,000 down. JAMES S.
WILDER REALTY CO.. RA. 3-1al6.
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AND WIFE, or
women to share well-furnished home
Also apt. for single lady. LA. 6-1329
Evening star., 1953-12-23
CARILLON HOUSE
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE

Garden Apts.-Express Bus Service
Newly Decorated-AH Utils. Incl.
One Bedrm.. SIS. so: Two Bedrms., S92
4242 4th St. Sc.
10 2-A77f or 10. 2-22O6 "a
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SILVER SPRTNG

HOUSES sALE--MD. tcons.) J
Evening star., 1953-12-23
Monroe Nelson Apis.
SPACIOUS, DE LUXE
3-BEDROOM APTS.

All utilities furnished. For informa
ton. call OV. 3-6173 or TIE. 6-9272
Commonwealth and Monroe sves.
Alexandria Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
County FIemen
Iunite House in
Testing Equipment

Montgomery County volunteer
firemen will do a reverse tomor-
row and set fires all day long to
a house at Damascus, Md.
But it all will be done in the
name of training.
Beginning at $50 am, fire.
men will set the fires to the a.
room clapboard and log house
to try out a new fog system OF
ire-fighting picked up by a re-
cent Tennessee convention.
The firemen, using fog nozzles
on the hose. will throw a cloud
of water over the fire to see
whether it is a better system
than direct hose blasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
White House Clears Up Status
.OfLegisI0tors as Yet Unfed

Senate and House members
who have failed thus far to draw
one of the coveted White House
lunch or breakfast bids need
have no fear-they're going to be
fed.
While House press Secretary
James c. Hagerty made this
clear late yesterday in explaining
that he wanted to clear up a
misunderstanding" that seemed
to have arisen on Capitol Hill
because all of the 435 House
members and SO Senators have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

not yet broken bread with Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
There are still Is feedleSS Rep
reSentativeS and seven Senators
in the same category. When the
Easter holidays are over they
will be invited to a meal.
Some of this group were unable
to accept earlier invitations to
eat with the President.
Among the Senators who are
still to make the grade is Senator
Morse, of Oregon, who jumped
the COP last fall and is now rated
as an independent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Mrs. New Bequeaths
Estate Of $4,000

An old friend and two institu-
tons are to share in the greater
part of a more than $114.00O es-
tate left by Mrs. Harry S. New,
widow of a former Postmaster
General.
Mrs. New, who was SO. died on
April 4 at her home in the West
chester apartments. A petition
for probate of her will was filed
yesterday in the U. S. District
Court for the District of Column
bia.
Her friend, Mrs. Elsie Lombard
Brush, of New York; Butler Uni
versity. at Indianapolis. Ind, and
Indianapolis Foundation, a
charity organization, are to share
equally the residuary estate after
certain special requests are taken
care of.
In addition, Mrs. New made a
special bequest of $4,000 to Mrs.
Brush and special requests of
$4,000 each to the university and
foundation. Funds left to the
university are to aid its depart
ment of journalism.
Mrs. New also left her physi-
clan, DR.. Henry A. Grennan.
SOL Watson street NV, spe-
cial bequest of $1,000 and $40. 900
to his young daughter, Juliet
Catherine Grennan, to be devoted
to her education.
Several requests of 81 900 were
made to a nephew and friends.
Mrs. News estate. listed at $114,-
$50. consisted entirely of personal
property. mostly securities.
The will and petition for pro-
bate were filed by Attorney
Harold F. Baker.
Mr.. New died in 1887. He was
Postmaster General from 1923 to
1929
Arizona sun., 1953-04-24

President Dwight d. Eisen-
hover signed a Bond-A-Month
authorization card for Savings
Bond saleswoman, Mary Pickford
during her recent visit to the
Nations Capital. They are shown
above with Mrs. Eisenhower, who
is the Honorary National Chair
man of the Women's Advisory
Committee for Savings Bonds.
Following the example of the
President, House Speaker Joseph
W. Martin, Jr. also signed up with
Miss Pickford for the regular pur-
chase of Savings Bonds.
Miss Pickford serves as Asso-
ciate National Chairman of the
committee which is currently con-
Quoting WOmen's Crusade for
Security, a campaign to increase
sales of United States Savings
Bonds through the systematic
Bond A-Month Plan.
Arizona sun., 1953-04-24

LADY LIKES LYNX Trudy
Wroe and her husky playmate,
a Is pound, six month old
lynx, play beside Las Vegas,
New, swimming pool. His name
is Kelley and he will move into
a zoo when he grows older but
at present his only concern is
having good time at the vest
ern resort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Silver Beaver Awards
Presented 1OLeaders
In Scout Celebration

The celebration Of the 43d
anniversary Of the Boy Scouts
of America. which ends tonight,
has been highlighted by presen-
tation of Silver Beaver citations
to 10 leaders. recognized for their
outstanding service to boyhood.
The awards were made during
q special ceremony at the ami
versary banquet Of the Boy
Scouts in the National Press
Club this week.
The Silver Beaver awards,
highest honor that a local coun-
Gil can bestow upon a scout
leader, went to the following:
Roger Clarke, vice chairman
of the Rappahannock District
and q representative to the Ma
tional Council; DR.. Halson v.
Eagleson, District commissioner
of the Atlanta (Ga.) Area Coun-
Gil: DR.. Frank H. Wiley. ex-
plorer advisor of Explorer Post
234 ineKensington, Md; NJ. A.
Morrison. vice president of the
National Capital Area Council,
and DR.. BENJAMIN P. Spiro of the
National Capital Area Council.
Also Max L. Spray, active in
scouting since 1915; John T.
MoutouX, chairman of the Fair
fax .Cva.) District Organization
and Extension Committee; Rob-
ert F. Wiley, who was chairman
Of the Councils Jamboree Hos
pitality Committee; Roland A.
Linger, Northern District COM
missioner, and Samuel L. Ensor,
Scoutmaster of Troop 299, of
Hyattsville, Md.
The scouts also announced a
% per cent increase in member
ship for the Washington area
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Politics TicNeN Nation 5 Capital
Into Top Spot for Laugh Week

National laugh week Is NOV
ing in on us relentlesSly, which
prompted some jokesmithS to list
the Nations 40 top fun cities. =
You know what city's rolling
on the floor with the other nine?
This one, that's what one.
That's what it says in an
epistle just received from the
National Association of Gag
writer's.
The boff boys say the National
Laugh Week Foundation COM
mitted something described as q
.humor survey" And Wash
ington was q winner. II that's
the right word.
Tickletown on the Potomac
was chosen because Of "the polit-
ical humor of the TIumans,
Barley. ct al" the announce
ment said.
The other frolicsome metrop-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

Craftsmanship, the residential di-
vision will distribute educational
material and solicit contributions
from homes.
Mrs. James M. Fallon has been
named vice chairman. The city
has been divided into six districts
and leaders Of these districts
appointed so far are Mrs. Vernon
D. Northrop, Mrs. Nathan Sim
koWitz. Mrs. Joseph McGarraghy,
and Mrs. BENJAMIN Schoenfeld.
The goal is. $45. 900. Last year
the goal was SOS. 900. and more
than $37. 1000 was raised by some
500 volunteers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
New Faces in Congress
New Faces in Congress
BoIond Began Political Career
As Massachusetts Legislator

Edward p. Boland. new Demo-
cratic Representative from the
I'd congressional district OF
Massachusetts,, is a veteran OF
World War II and former MEM
Der Of his State Legislature.
Born on October 1. 1911, in
Springfield. Mass, which still is
his residence. Mr.. Boland was
graduated in law from Boston
College Law School.
He began his political career
by election to the Massachusetts,
Legislature in 1885 and served
for six years. He was elected
register Of deeds for Hampden
County in 1910.
In May, 1912. he enlisted as
as private in the Army, and
served for four years, rising to
the rank Of captain. Eleven
months of his service were spent
overseas in the Philippines.
While he was In uniform,
Massachusetts, enacted legisla-
ton emitting public officials In
the armed services to receive
half of their accumulated sal
aries from the State. Mr..
Boland refused to accept $4,000
to which he was entitled under
this statute. declaring that
public officials did not belong
to a privileged class.
After leaving the Army Mr.,
Boland was reelected to the
Office of register Of deeds Of his
! county. He received the nomi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Foreign Service Speech

DR.. Norman Burns. director Of
the State Departments Foreign
Service Institute. will address
members of the Delta Phi Epsilon
fraternity Of the School of
Foreign Service, Georgetown
University. at 10 o'clock tonight
in the fraternity house. 34O1
Prospect avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

oiises are New York. Chicago
and Los Angeles. selected "fol
radio. Tv. stage and film contri-
buttons: Wichita, Kans., for a
joke magazine published there:
Cincinnati. for a firm there that
prints comic greeting cards:
Dallas. because Of jokes about
Texas: Hartford. Conn, for toy
making: Nashville, for hillbilly
hoo-haWs, and Colon, Mich,
where gimmicks for magicians
are manufactured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Peddie Alumni Dinner

The annual dinner Of the Ped
die School Alumni Association
viii be held at Z o'clock tonight
in the Wardman Park Hotel,
Guests from the school viii in
clude DR.. Carol o. Mor0ng,
headmaster; Maurice Mickey
Shuman, football coach, and
John w. Sprout, alumni secre-
tary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

nation Of both Republican and
Democratic Parties.
Mr.. Boland succeeds former
Representative Foster Furcolo,
Democrat. who left Congress to
become Massachusetts, State
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

Cdu C6uCGE
Society cam
paign here.
Mrs. Michael
J. Calvin has
been named
general chair
man of the
residential di-
vision. She
was chairman
of an area last
year and has
been active in
H0nn m ifn itu
Chest drives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Junior Audubons to Meet

A talk illustrated with movies
win be q feature Of the fourth
council meeting Of the Audubon
Junior Clubs at 10 am. tomorrow
in the auditorium Of the Ma
tional Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
leaders Of 1853 Crusade
Against Cancer Named

Leaders Of the 1858 crusade
against cancer are being named.
according to Wylie w. Barrow,
general chairman Of the Ameri-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
TEACHERS
REELECTED

All teachers of the Tabor City
schools were unanimously reflect
ed by the board at a recent meet
ing, c. H. Primer, principal, has
announced.
Two of the present teachers,
however, have submitted resigna-
lions. Mrs. Lois Summerford re-
signed from the fourth grade post
and Miss Janet Tomlinson's re-
signation has been accepted also.
Miss Elizabeth Gore, who is
graduating from Appalachian
State Teachers College in June
has been elected to replace Mrs.
SummcrfCrd. A vacancy still OK
lists for Miss Tomlinson's room.
Miss Tomplinson has resigned in
order TO return 10 the University
of North Carolina where she Will
begin graduate study.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13

Columbus be and the same is
hereby quarantincd against rabies.
and all dogs in said county shall
be confined on the premises of
the owner or in veterinary hos
pital, as provided by law. for a
period Of 30 days from and after
the date hereof.
This regulation of quarantine
shall take effect May 20. 1853.
Declared this the 18th day of
May, 1888.
Floyd johnson (ScaD
Columbus County Health
Officer
Any dog found running at large
will be killed by any police or
deputy sheriff as provided in G.
s. 106-376.
Any person violating this de-
claration Of quarantine are subject
10 b punished a. IL provide6 IN
S~f3on ieo-3ss Of IL osnsr1i
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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-05-13
DR.. FLOYD JOHNSON ISSUES
QUARANTINE AGAINST DOGS

The following declaration against
dogs running loose in Columbus
county was issued this week by
DIR. Floyd johnson of the county
health department:
WHEREAS. there have been
several mad dogs running at large
in Columbus County and have
bitten many dogs and some live
stock, and
WHEREAS, it is the judgement
OF the undersigned, DR.. Floyd
johnson, who is Columbus County
Health Officer, that the disease of
rabies exists in the entire county
of Columbus to the extent that the
lives OF all persons in Columbus
County are endangered
NOW. THEREFORE,, DR.. Floyd
johnson, as Columbus County
Health Officer, and pursuant to
the provisions a Section lO6-37s.
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