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Evening star., 1953-09-16

The problem of too many motorcars re-
mains unsettled, although we had thought that
getting them lost in cloverleaf intersections
would have taken care Of several million by now.
Evening star., 1953-09-16

are 10000 trees, not counting those in
backyards. or perchance Ottawa, where
big shade trees are left in the edge
of residential streets. a.. .. ~--s
Lover of Trees.
Evening star., 1953-09-16
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

@. Can any Of the radiations from
radioactive materials be detected BY
the senses?-B. K. F.
A. No. These radiations cannot be
seen, heard, smelled, felt or tasted.
There are three kinds Of these invisible
rays alpha, which travel about an inch
In air and can be stopped by a sheet
of paper; beta, which travel q few
feet in air and can be stopped by an
inch Of wood; and gamma rays, which
travel some distance through lead and
can be stopped by great amount OF
lead or concrete.
O. Where is the German submarine
which was captured during World War
11?-B. N. L.
A. The U-505 is now moored in the
naval shipyard at Portsmouth. N.
Hampshire A group Of Chicago business
and professional men is raising funds
to take this over from the Navy and
install it as a permanent exhibit and
war memorial at Chicago's Museum Of
Science and Industry.
@. Please give the word or words for
thank you" in several foreign Ian
guages.-U. G. v.
A. Some foreign thank yous" follow:
Obrigado Portuguese, tack (Swed-
ish), gracias (Spanish), rnerci
(French), danke (German). dank q
Dutch), grazie utalian), tax Oan-
ish).
Evening star., 1953-09-16

Pen-nan1eS may be used if letters carry
1OriterS' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject. to condensation.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Housing Association
To Seek $4,000 as
Non-Chest Agency

The Washington Housing As
sociatiop. which was voted out
Of the Community Chest last
month. is making plans for a
fund drive to raise enough to
double it's present budget.
The group held its annual
meeting last night in the home
Of Mrs. Charles Carroll Glover,
jr., 1900 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Col. Campbell c. johnson,
president. said plans are being
made for q $4,000 campaign
for this fall. This years budget,
under the Chest, was $13.400.
The association plans to use
its increased funds. when they
are in hand, for an extensive
study of the Landlord and Ten
ant Court and for the produc-
ton Of a filmstrip on Washing
ton housing problems.
Mrs. Hilda Cloud, executive
director, said the groups bud
get had been cut each year by
the Chest, and that it has been
''limping along" on Chest sup
port. It will be able to do more
next year with increased funds,
she said.
DR.. Joseph D. Lohman. chair
man Of the National Capital
Planning Commission, also spoke.
The annual report, usually
made at this meeting, was held
on until fall, TO- coincide with
the fund drive.
Evening star., 1953-05-22

rine Corps has given its air.
ground team a powerful new
punch.
with their own fighter
bombers capable of launching
an atomic attack, and their own
helicopters ready to leapfrog
the radioactive area, the Marine
air-ground team now is pre-
pared to make the fullest possible
use of vertical equipment" the
announcement said.
Attack Plan Described.
Marine 1t. Col. w. E. Grove
pictured a Marine developed
atomic attack in this fashion,.
"The atomic-carrying tactical
aircraft have arrived over the
air-head as the first troops
deploy from the assault hell
copters and the air-ground team
is complete. A forward air con-
troller from his protected posi-
ton has spotted an armorcd
division assembling to counter
attack and is calmly directing
an atomic carrying tactical air.
craft to his target at distance
of 1000 yards from our protected
troops.
"The mission of the air.
ground team is to consolidate
and hold this air-head until the
assault helicopters have made
their flights back to the trans
ports and returned with more
troops and equipment.
"a tactical day dream? No,
gentlemen, a reality, for the
Marine Corps, with its atomic
capability, its close air support
aircraft and it's own helicopters.
is independent in the field. The
Only support required is from
Navy shipping g.. :"
New Worlds Record.
Later in the day a Dougles
ADA Skyraider attack bomber
set what was described as the
new unofficial worlds record for
loads carried by a single
engined plane. The useful load
of 14,94l pounds carried by the
Evening star., 1953-05-22

ship was said by the Navy to
have been greater than any
single-engined plane has ever
carried before and greater than
some two-engine and four
engine planes have carried.
The Skyraider's bomb load
alone totaled more than 10,5O0
pounds. It consisted Of three
2.000-pound bombs. six weigh
ing $50 pounds each, and six 500
Founders. Also carried was
armament such as guns and
ammunition. which brought the
actual load to 1894 pounds.
This, the Navy added. is believed
to be unprecedented for a
single-engine plane. Thus the
Skyraider also became the first
airplane capable of carrying
armament greater than its own
basic structural weight of 1888
pounds.
Evening star., 1953-05-22
Marines Reveal Plan
For Use Of A-Bomb
With Assault Troops
By Harry Lever
Stog Stoff coTresnonden1

NAVAL AIR STATION, Dallas,
Tex, May 22.-The Marine Corps
has disclosed officially for the
first time that its jet fighter
bombers now are equipped to
carry and deliver the atom bomb
tactically.
The planes capable of this
feat are the F2H-2B Mcdonnell
Banshee and the AD-4B Doug
las attack bomber, it was an
nounced yesterday.
The fact that jet fighters are
capable of carrying the A-bomb
has been known since the current
series of Nevada atomic tests
began last March. At that time,
one of these tiny airships was
included in an Air Force display
Of A-bomb carriers.
But. this is the first official
discussion of the use that can
be made of fighter-borne nuclear
weapons And it is the first in
tlmation that the Marine Corps
is involved in tactical planning
along this line.
Aviation Writers Meet.
The announcement was made
to members of the Aviation
Writers Association. whose con-
vention, after two days in Fort
Worth, is continuing in Dallas.
In addition, other important dis
closures of progress in military
aviation were made, including
establishment of what was said
to be new unofficial worlds
record for loads carried by a
single-engined aircraft.
The Marine development
means. in effect, that the Ma
Evening star., 1953-01-16
Work Gurb'
Lift
By Eleni

NEW YORK, N. Y.-One of
the most interesting shows the
fashion editors had a chance to
see during Press Week was one
staged for us by Fashions for
Industry.
This is group of manufac-
turers. who. under the co-ordi-
nation of Tina Lesser, famous
designer, have undertaken to
assemble the right kind OF
clothing for every need of
working women" who may be
employed as secretaries, chem
lists. or as bench workers doing
soldering or wiring work, in in
dustrial plants. factories and
other defense jobs.
Millions of women are en-
ployed in industry work, some
of them dating back from war
days, and they earn over a cou-
pie of billion dollars yearly.
One of the greatest problems
confronting this group of wom-
en- who usually work in outlying
areas is that they do not have
enough time to shop for clothes
even though they are in bet
ter financial position to do so
than many other women.
Few dress and work clothes
manufacturers have interested
themselves in providing adequate,
useful, wearable, safe and pretty
clothing for this group Of women.
But to give to work clothes dis
tinction, good lines. interesting
colors designed to blend in with
their surroundings and a high
fashion" appeal is their new aim.
Coveralls,~ for example, smocks
and acidproof garments for
chemical workers are treated
with great imagination to emerge
fashionable, but still meeting the
regulations of defense and indus
trial plants. We saw one such
garment, a one-piece, action
back coverall with easy, low
placed contour" waistband: zip
pered front and neatly tapered
trouser legs. Bright lipStick red
was used on the collar of q SIM
liar marine blue cotton gabar-
dine design. Another was in blue
and white striped ticking. For
chemical plant workers. it was in
acid-reSiStant white nylon and
orion with a turban (pretty, vet
covering up the hair completely
and safely) of the same fabric.
Women who take their lunch
with them can do so in a much
more fashionable way. One of
the new bags, either in smart
leather or basket-straw, has a
neat compartment holding q
thermos and space for lunch.
Goodbye little lunch pail, you
will have had it, once the girls
glimpse the chic lines of the
straw basket-bag!
We hope Fashions for Indus
try will expand and continue in
their good idea of providing q
comprehensive assortment of
especially designed and co-ordi-
mated clothes for women who
work. If they only manage to
give to women industry workers
gay and functional clothes, they
will have been doing a great
fashion service for them.
Evening star., 1953-01-16
Bertha Adkins Recommended For Party Post

The appointment of Miss
Bertha Adkins as assistant chair
man of the Republican National
Committee was urged in a letter
to President-elect Eisenhower.
The American Association of
University Women and the Ma
tional Federation of Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
made the appeal.
"We are mindful of your
pledge to appoint qualified. COM
petent women to high policy
Evening star., 1953-01-16
RAYMOND M. Evans
Addresses Club

Raymond M. Evans, a member
of the board of governors Of
the Federal Reserve System, was
the guest speaker at a luncheon
meeting of the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club held yes
terday in the clubhouse.
He discussed Federal Reserve
and the farm price support pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1953-01-16

dent-elect Eisenhower recon-
mend. Miss Adkins appointment
to the new chairman of the
Republican National Committee
whose election takes place to-
morrow.
The letter was signed by Miss
Helen G. Irwin of Des Moines,
Iowa. president of the fedora
ton, and DR.. Rosamonde Ram
say Boyd of Spartanburg, S. c.,
chairman of the National Status
of Women Committee of AAUW.
Evening star., 1953-01-16

making posts in the Govern
ment," the letter stated. $50
that this may be accomplished
in an orderly and competent
fashion, it is essential that the
Republican National Committee
have as assistant chairman a
woman thoroughly cognizant of
the capabilities of women in all
sections of this country and one
who enjoys the confidence of
women"
The letter urged that Presi-
Evening star., 1953-01-16

At Left
ROUNDED SLIANESS-Monte- -Sono in
terprets the "strinebeon" look in black
and white sock suit with the bIoused
back gathered onto yoke at the top and
band over the hips
wide World Photos.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

We
all won't Hurry
WITH SILVER of
Wentworth pattern
patro 'N"0
Evening star., 1953-02-09

GLENMONT VILLAGE
lice 2-bedrm. bungalow, on Q large
lot in this convenient wheaton
area; comb. iv.-din. rm. and lge.
Kitchen: comb. alum. storm windows
and doors; small down payment
and assume 4cs GI loan. EN-. 2
I.AMON 4, HENDERSON "a
Evening star., 1953-02-09
GEORGES COUNTY

DEFENSE HGTS.-Excel. transp. 2.
bedrm. brk. rambler, like new. Bsmt..
sa sstaairway to attic: JOHN H. JOHN
EssF EsSF' PfNAEs,7 TA 7!sNS99 sfS'9so, rHA n9 fnanc.
tractive lot with trees and. shrubs.
JOHN 4: wENTz. AP. 7-oeoo. 10
slHi1ILA1ND; lina1 n;,.! mile f from District Ct
peri, cond: good income. FERRALL
USf1ERsfT4 NTHE sfF4if PARK i egsaS Beautiful g.
bedrm. brick rambler: reasonably
priced. For appointment. DALEY
FkeAFrFSI KkAf ESIAsE. s1EE1EI 1 aft sk1ck RAM
BLER-Forest Heights. Md. This fas-
cinating home with its unique de-
sign must be built on an incline. It's
the type property that will make
t5s m9st IS dscTTnssips Il FIJI 3, HHys5 sHTprse ssy
AM the biggest one Of ali IS the
low price. Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS
'EAdTY oadTIY CO.. ST. 3-736s. eyes,, LA.
DE luxe s-BEDRooM brick ram
garbage disp.. bsmt.: tiled A. 4 blks.
D. c. $4,000 down. JOHN H. JOHN
SON. WA. 7-505O. -
BARGAIN, CHILLUM AREA-3-bed-
I'm. DIX. Colonlal; urepl:, pSmt., l4U-
LICK t. let JOHN H. JOHNSON. "A. n
EHYATTSVILLE income home; .wo
lge. 3-rm. and bath apartments
$16. $50. completely furnished
$4,000 down, $50 mo-: no agents
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES-Direct
from owner-builder. new all-brick
3-bedrm. de luxe rambler, all-elec-
trio kitchen, 2 fireplaces; close tc
shopping center and school. Out New
Hampshire ave. 2 blks. past Uni
versity lane. turn left on Quebec
R.2RQC o
Evening star., 1953-02-09

: BETHESDA'S BEST BUY
Only S2O.500 Direct from owner
4-yr.-old det. brick. 3 twin size
bedrms and bath. liv. .rm. with fire.
pl., din. rm., kit. with ample cabi.
nets. powder rm., huge side porch
lavatory in bsmt.. slate roof. Large
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

BUNGALOW-corner. nr. 2 hwys..
schools. shop. center. etc. 2 bedrms..
oak flrs., many extras. Vacant, like
Might exchange. Owner. ia. 9-7010.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES sALE-N.G. tcons.,
coLORED - VACANT
! SPECIAL-SPECIALl !
ONLY 1895 DOWN

3rd AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
A clean 6-rm. brick, with new ga.
heat. at these low terms is rare
cellent neighborhood Call It'll 9 pm
COIN & LEVINE, HO. 2-362(
Evening star., 1953-02-09
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

End COMMERCIAL; S4x40. for sharp
heat Included. 6o2 r St. NV. M.
SILVER sPRING-s-story brick bids.
with 1000 net 50, #. parking for
% cars; suit. for distributor. whole
sale. printing. Call MR.. HOLLAND,
SlI 18TH st. NV. ST: $4,000. q
DESIRABLE STORE SPACE, approx.
500 So. IT, 18th and Col. I'd. section:
long-term lease only. Call weekdays
g to g.. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
CONVENIENT sECT.-1st comm: Q.
story brick BLDG. can be remodeled
for most any type business; reas.
rent. RE. 7-2137 or Ii. 4-7285.
s4ee 14th ST. NV. corner Newton:
office or store. space, incl. living
quarters now furn. as apt: $126.
Avail. Feb. Is. RA. 6-2036. Ia
426 18th ST. NE.
1st commercial store. consisting Of
2 rms. and bath. Now occupied By
beauty parlor. Vacant Feb. 16. $50
per mo.
Willoughby Real Estate Co.
500 MASS. AVE. NE. Ii. e-7o4a
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, near medical centers:
rambler with no. steps; 8 twin-stzed
bedrms., . tiled baths. features Incl.
large fieldstone fireplace. aluminium
storm windows and doors. Beauti-
fully planted yard. Attraetiveiy
5977. with THos. L. PHILLIPS, wo.
BETHESDA, &21. .95O-This' is one Of
our most attractive brick homes,
so clean and bright, has bedrms:,
rm.. kitchen. Law. on 1st floor. Nice
deep lot: Mr.. good school I2a 1ne, Te IN IN
Realty Co, EN-. 2-2326 til 8 pm.
BETHESDA. wisconsin and East-West
hwy. convenience is only 4 blocks
from this up-to-date home contain
ing large living rnn.. .firepl.. dining
rm.. kitchen, lGe. bedrms. and bath
End floor: det. garage, Concrete
patio tS. opening to- spacious sSspSs tsnSsS ed
cash, payments like rent. r. p,
BURRUSS, RE. ArS607. -o
Evening star., 1953-02-09
COLORED
1895 DOWN

RIVER TERRACE
Modern row brick front-porch home.
Five rms, tile bath. full bsmt.. oil
heat, A real value for such q low
down payment. Call Immediately.
LOUIS BRESSLER, ST. S-33S4. RA.
R-2RS4 10
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALE--vA.

FALLS CHURCH-Beautiful prewar
frame; 8 rms. and bath; nm; 3rd a.;
1s-acre lot. Now carries $4,000 lst
sale by OWNER; S16,50O. Principals
only. Write Box ''K." Falls Church.
NORTH ARL.-By owNER- bed.
ss;Soe:o o0Sa Sal. pSymf@s' q ~ SRons R%SO "a
$3.50 DDowN-1ovely new rambler,
gith ,, sarp1rt;o on lge. lot. AAA
81 EEoHHH oWNER&si. 2 1855 $50 down. SIS a mo-,
total. 81 300. Ten minutes to PEN
tagon. Out Columbia pike. right one
block on Carlyn Spring I'd. to open
house. Two bedrooms. congenial
you young .,oI neighabosEhsosodd; immediate g.
s-BEDRM: BRICK RAMBLER on h-
acre lot in nearby Fairfax Co. Ready
for your occupancy. $4,000. Terms.
BICKLE, IA. 1920.
11s4 ACRES on Leigh Mill I'd. -
Quality Cape Cod unfln. home plus
$iS,56o: BIcKLE, IA. 1920;
Bricktex covered frame home on
bargain at $16.95O. BICKLE. ia.
NEW S-BEDRM. RAMBLERs, S12. $50
to S14,750. Full bsmts.. some with
separate dining ellis and built-in
garages. Beautiful Westinghouse
kitchens: select hardwood floors: I
block to grade school. All city CON-
ton blvd. to Fairfax Circle. left on
Route 237 to town Of Fairfax, left
! block to Fairfax grade school,
right I block to homes, TINKLE
PROPERTIES. IA. 2-23S1. ia.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
$13,950

V1O, ,SOU
Will buy this exceptionally clean one
level home, with 4 bedrms. and bath
located in a quiet and convenient
section of Kensington; low cash ia
responsible party; lovely brick patio
and many large oak trees; new gas
h.-w. heating system. Call ME. g.
1143 until pm. j. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES EoR SALREMn.

rambler, Glenmont Hills, Big fenced
lot; full basement: perfect condition.
Extras: big dining area. ". old
CLAUDE WOOD, Realtor, Ju. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

GROOM STONE AND sTUCCO-No,
Arl.. nr: shopping; 3 addl. rooms
yard, alley; $4,000. financed. IA.
b-6S54 after 8 Sum-; all day wkdys.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
ALEXANDRIA
ANNANDALE

3-bedrm. brick rambler on spacious.
end shopping, S17.S50. with $4,000
REYNOLDS CONSTRUCTION CORP.
EN-. 2-409Q. JE. 2-27b2 3
Evening star., 1953-02-09

WeStmoreland Hills
53O2 Albemarle st. Det. custom built
brick home on lge. well-landscaped
lot; 1st hoor, lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl., family-sized din. rm.. den,
breakfast rm., powder rm., modern
kit. End floor, 3 spacious bedrnns.,
2 baths; bsmt. completely finished
on, flrepl., laundry rm., laboratory.
Butlt-in gar; gas a.-c. heat; copper
cutters and downspouts; slate roof.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1870 K st. NV. ME. S-4323
Evening star., 1953-02-09
TENNESSEE AVE. NE.

Beautiful wide avenue-DesirAble g.
Tm. home; large front porch, bed
rms. and bath, . rear porches: large
yard; fun bSsmt.: gas h.-w.h.; i'm
mac. throughout: near transp.
trade-in considered. Price. S15.500
Terms. Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
TX. 3-4I13 Ewes. Lo. 5-114s
Evening star., 1953-02-09
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAILS

NEAR PENTAGON-24 units, modern
3-story brick; oil heat; asking 71s
times the gross; smart investment,
Stop in the ONCE, see statement Of
operation. FRED J.. GEORGE, 2173
n. Glebe rd., ia. S-6777. %
goth AND X NV. (rearl-Modern
heavy-duty brick bldg. Of 1000 "a.
It. with paved 7-car parking lot.
Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 1886, with
DDRURY DDRUUFRHY REALTY CORP. AID.
LOT. 70 BY 1o5, improved BY brick
silver Spring; s1s,75o. coFFMXN
aAssISY REaITY CO. Ju. s-4l2s. ~.
THREE' APT, HOUSES. surn,. con.
siS. s$iSSso PEI, per mo. mo; 99a 9 lot; so1iso:s >
Snnr Sh1rchss . and nd shopping; price, s36;-
OWNER, j. II. JOHNSON. 900 24tn
st.. Virginia Beach. Va. Phone
Sl6 X ST. N.W.-7-rm. brick house,
q 1T. front, next to corner, $16,-
600. $4,000 cash. RA. 6-2036.-1A
SILVER SPRING-S-story brick bldg.
with 1000 net 50. IT,, parking for
20 cars. suit for distributor, whole-
sale. printing. Call MR.. HOLLAND.
Sll 18th st: NV. ST. 3-3300. %
bldgs., showing good Investment.
KAY REALTY CO., RIA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
BROOKSIDE FOREST

Once again, we can offer homes for
iaIe AL homes On sns eTsns IN dssnn snd
arc arehitecture. There are 2 ise. RAM
porch and full bsmt.: Q Cape Gods
with 4 bedrms., baths, garage
and porch. Just on Flower ave-.
between Schuyler and Melbourne
JU. e-644o. 8 AM. TIL o PM.
WOOdSide Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
COLORED-$495 DOWN
vAN,T MNnEpN ppY

Lovely modern brick home in fine
ne. Lge. rms. bsmt., oil heat. move
ATT Tisn sGTY dsRPsit re. hurry 7s5si Sia dsg dsL
night and pnday.
Evening star., 1953-02-09

Takoma Park-$12,950
2.500. cash; 3-bedrm; frame bunga-
room, kitchen; full basement. gas
hot-water heat.
Woodmo oor-$17,750
81; 200 cash down; Balsncs .ds, .;nl on desir-
bier, living room with fireplace,
kitchen. tiled bath. full basement;
conv., to pubic and parochial
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
UT Q.RREH Raalt0rs Till o p NJ
Evening star., 1953-02-09

KENSINGTON
NEW COLONIALS-$17,950
Last group of FUTURAMIC home
by Marcus, at this low price. Al
brick, 3 bedrms., 2 stories, will
those extra-nice features, dine-a -floy
dining rm., full bsmt. One bedrm. i
pine paneled and may be used as !;
den or spare rm. All level lots. full,
sodded. Down pymts. as low q
$4,000, trade your home.
~. 9-6440, o AM. TIL 8 PM.
. WoodSide Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
HOUSES SAlE-MD. (cons.l

BETHEsDA-save $4,000. owner mus
sell. Brick Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms anc
bath on first: stairs to unfinished
second for 2 bedrooms and bath
Full bsmt with flrepl. and bath
$17,25O. Call OIL. 4-6S67. NORTH
WEST REALTY co.
BERsAdNTHILL F0GLMOOE section
psncy available. This IS eertainl,
ues on today's market. Lovely cen.
ter-hau Colonial brick home, su.
perior quality; 3-bedrms. and 2.
baths on End floor; Large dormel
tive ssd SGs has astIas
screened porch, fine pine-panellec
recrea. rm. in bsmt.. gas h.-w. heat
er; and other better construction
features, One Of the loveliest gar
Drive out Wilson lane (from Ole
custer: turn right to 1920. oper
Sun. 1-6. Daily tthis week., 4-E
Pm. Otherwise, phone Elk. $4,000
ROCK VSi CREEK hHE III HILIs. Ise'; one block Of
Conn. ave.-1-yr. .-old custom-buil
brick rambler; 4 bedrms. or 3 ans
den; 2A baths; all on 1st floor
beautiful lot, 1O0xl75; 2-car garage
gas heat. owner moving. Reason.
able financing. $40. 500. LEGUM 8
GERBER. Realtors, EN-. $4,000
wHEAToN-ss5o cash, bal. iik,
rent. Attractive 2-bedroom bricl
bungalow on large corner lot. I'm.
SPRING BROOK FOREST - Oper
Sunday. 11-6., 407, stonington I'd
A most desirable suburban location
new acre SesdEm of Fround nsdmesr S6s on m0ff
with firepl.,. dining rm.. electricall!
ally large. Full daylight bsmt. with
flrepl., planned for recr. rn1.; con-
Meeting breezeway to garage. Ask.
can can Be arranged. Directions: oui
I'd, at Four Corners. left on Old
Bladensburg, straight into Kemp
Mn m Td rsn and d On to M% R1Ga Ea
ARDsoN. NC, JU. $3.50.
SEE TODAY-Distinctiye. custom
built ramblers at Woodhaven. OpeI
for inspection. Priced from $31. $50
P, H. DEIN. Builder. Out Bradley
blvd; 8 miles from Wisconsin ave
LSRGG a GG0ShEaXen NV RAMBLER OFF MASS
construction: stone and brick: spa
cious center-hall plan; very lge
rms. g twin bedrms.). 2 tiled baths
includes kit. that defies descrip.
tion; lge. storage attic; enormous
basement; oversize built-in garage
screened porch; beautiful corner
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Evening star., 1953-02-09
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Evening star., 1953-07-08
Chicago Host 10 Thousands
OF Lions Club Members
By the Associoted Pres

CHICAGO, July 8.-This city
was host today to thousands of
members from the United States
and A other nations for the seth
annual convention of the Inter-
national Association of Lions
Clubs.
The big event of the day was
parade down Michigan avenue
from Ontario street to Eighth
street.
A lineup was arranged to in
clude approximately 10000
marchers-delegations from each
of the 48 States, and groups from
foreign landS-pluS bands and
floats.
The parade was scheduled for
the morning. and the first con-
vention session for tonight in the
Chicago Stadium. rs
The convention will run
through turday morning.
Spokesman said about 10000
members of the service club or
ganization are expected.
There are 10,620 Lions clubs
around the world. The member
ship totals 487, 900.
Evening star., 1953-07-08
Potomac River Group
Takes Over Savage Dam
BY the Asseeiafed Press

CUMBERLAND, Md, July g.
The Upper Potomac River Com
mission yesterday took over the
operation of the Sc million Saw
age River Dam from the Army
Corps of Engineers.
The commission accepted the
transfer of the huge earth-f fill
reservoir which impounds some
62 million gallons of water from
the turbulent Savage River in
Garrett County.
Army engineers have operated
the dam since it was completed
in 1851 and will continue to offer
technical aid.
The purpose of the dam is to
regulate the flow Of the north
branch of the Potomac River,
into which the Savage River
enpties. In addition to con-
trolling floods, the dam helps
control Industrial pollution of the
Potomac.