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Evening star., 1954-05-09
MOTORCYCLES Cent?

HARLEY-DAvIDsON 1850 model -:
o.h.v.; perfect condition. Best offer.
Can be seen any time. 3122 South
ENGLISH IiGHTI1WIEiGHT, 81 H.p..
1915. JE. 4-2564. 3.
B.S.A. 1949 model; excellent eondi-
ton. Call UN. 1851. 9s
THEY ARE NEWT THEY ARE HEREi
Triumph T100 and T110s. Immediate
delivery Of 1.-THE Worlds Best Mo-
torcycle." New designed engine and
swinging arm rear suspension. SCI
the new $50 &C. Zundapp Sabre"
and .Victoria's new 65 degree op-
posed shaft drive $50 &C. twin.
Triumph's new $50 &C. Terrier" and
soon the Sportsman 200 &C. Tiger
Cub" Prices from $3.50. Hillclimb.
TB. Md Sun. May 8. l pm.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9Th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
WAIT! Don't buy that scooter I'll
you see the new. 4-speed foot shift
zundapp "Suburbanette." Over 100
miles per gallon. Priced at S426.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th st. NV. CO. 5-1496
Evening star., 1954-05-09
SARASOTA
DeSoto Acres

Join this well-established D. C.-Md.
and Va. friendly colony. , lots for
S4h down. S2a per month. Others
100 down and $i5 Ter month
Some 1Oee of for cash. Prices start
at SI4a5. All lots 300x300. over
. acres.
CLAUDE WOOD REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-05-09
AUfoS AND TRUCKS WANTED
(Continuod.l

EbMMfn1YPlAT1EiE bAfnY FTEE S4yhh Ph sE5EI4MIEEB sdN, FHnE
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. / Florida Ave. NE.
Cor. Of NJ Capitol and Florida N.E.l
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FLORIDA PROPERTY

g BEDRMS.-New bungalow; equip.
kitchen at Orange City Hills,
Orange City. Fla. $6,950; small
PERKINS. ST. 3-2341, 927 18TH
st. NV. -
WIDOW must rent 2ha-rm.. lge, beaut.
furn. apt. on lake; pvt. dock. FISH
ing. Orlando. Summer rent. So mo.
or 500 to Nov. l.. WA. 1872.
lando; l acre beautiful land, nice
section: S700 cash, For details call
Lu. 4-3334 Sunday or after 5:l5
pm. weekdays.
FREE CATALOGUE
3 offices. Central Gulf and E Coast,
Write us your wants. AMER. REAL.
TX n Rnn 400 nelan6 Ella
Evening star., 1954-05-09
LANDO CLIPPER
SAVE $40

ORLANDO CLIPPER
SAVE $40
Come out and see the new all-alumi-
mum Orlando Clipper from Florida.
eye appeal Of a wooden boat. Has
all of Florida's boating people ex-
cited. IA TT. long, 5-ft. beam. gift
depth. 119 pounds. Takes motors
from 3 to 50 h.p.: models. just
released. to choose from. We are
buying a truckload to save freight
and will pass it on to you. Place
your order today and save $40.
OPEN TODAY FROM II TO 4
RITCHIE BOAT WORKS
Richie Rd. Sc Re. 5-b5n1
Evening star., 1954-05-09

On South River at Cape St. John.
Looks down on the river and its own
dock and beach. The home is four
years old and has been perfectly
cared for. Two bedrooms, two baths.
large living room .tfireplaceD dining
room. modern kitchen. oil heat. ga
rage. nice garden and lawn. Being
offered completely furnished at a
River Club Estates. A very conven-
lent home in a highly desirable To-
cation. A half-acre shaded with
large oaks, convenient to the water
and school Also q very complete
club house is available. The home
is nice A living room (f1replace)
0:aIne area, modern kitchen and two
h~Grooms and bath on the first floor
7 1stairs "~e two more nice bed
11.s. ill heat, garage.
= CiOverlea directly on the water
II g nice view and sand beach.
is Is a home that has. unusual
2,ures and has lots of character.
A rcIv large lot on the water. beau
= u shade trees and nice neighbors.
va bedrooms, tile bath and powder
ON. modern kitchen. oil heat. large
DaneIed living room. big porches and
very moderate price.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
Evening star., 1954-05-09

tliul sIhaA poat' ooV. La o-E1.so'
32'x1O'. CHEsELDINE BUILT, cabin.
shelter. deck, full head room: sleeps
2: head. galley: ready to go; Gray
Marine, 90 hip. Renailed, -replanked,
recaulked; S1.275. 1929 Lewis ave-.
MxRisF sxHRtailsPd ENSiNEs Mei AD' Brennan p; Imp
perfect kit-boat motor: ike new;
500. {. ". JONES. Pine Whit
Beach (next to Woodland Beach,
Sat. or Sun. or phone Laurel hO2
sxiLBoAT, "A f.: AL cond.; with
MUST SELL THIS WEEK END-35-
IT. cabin cruiser: Sl,375.. total price;
SleePs 2 new enSnss s hul Ina Al snape SnsDe
boat. 13-F-ls1. Berlitz marine an
chorase., Deale. Md. L. sHocK6GY'
oSGSIBSoAfFHpS SSS!FHS' MOTOR, 8 hip, wizard;
OVENS WI \, NEW 4N2:Hl' q 'sEpAN-Emergency wS
requires immed. sale of lbrand-new.
S9,4sO, sell for $500. Located at
Annapolis Yacht Basin. Slip 35.
Phone Du. 5-10O0. Ext: sos. 90, %
i$s{{s i t. s IL: ssS1S Master Craft trailer; trail
TSWiTSS.cAB1N wiz: AZ s1CsRRGiiER Cruiser, soft. bunks.
head. galley: $1,000 or best offer.
sfT ses sETRY TWfN YAGRE scREw. sASaS doSble cabin
very fast cruiser, ship-to-shore tele-
phone, S. S. galley, shower. Protane
hot-water heater and cook stove,
many othss testNres;w tN1 w.ss s1G29C; R,Vo;
sYs-H.P. ELGIN MOTOR, tip top con
WHITE WHIT SEE SRpAR Runf}5fFo nMfofoRSShT ls9ahT 30
%HfErER 9SHfE e RSfM R%fEdAfE iqETsTa csmbfdse fiRle
sATLBoATs FOE RENT. for partie.
of 1 or less: ST 80 per hr.. 1.5u
per day. Colonial 3-616l in An
TRADE IN your old cupboard motor
aquamatic twist-shift and full year
guarantee; prices from Sl29. terms
to suit. We will give you real
ment; RiTcHIE BOAT WORKS. RE
"a Fl. BOAT and SHIP. Sea King,
CRiS CRAFT KITS - Special dis
count one week only. all models incl.
exciting. new Hornet; immediate de-
livery. Phons weekdays; WA: 1882:
I4-rHs SAAAnOA1, "A. N. Afue. new
cond., cover sails, vanished sparS.
deck; $3.50. 1920 varnum st. NV.
HANDSOME SAILBOAT and trailer;
sets sails; excel. cond. Can be
seen at I'll Monroe ST. mes
h,p.. 1852 model. used only 80 min
utes. sos IA. 5-5S52.
BOAT. l4a-ft.. v bottom, marine
piywood. and 2-wheel trailer: $500
value: sacrifice for $500. JA. $4,000
PRACT. NEW ship. Sea King motor.
fiat-hottom boat. anchor rope. FIRE
ext. wonderful fishing outfit. Sl15.
IOUTBoARD MOTOR, 1850 scott-Att-
water, 7l3-h,p.. gr. shift. S95, incl.
access; must sell today. HO. 3-10j4
SHEPHERD lS-ft de luxe runabout,
chrysler v-driye. convertible top.
spotlisht etc. like new; substantial
oI1TRS.R6 SaTinS; 01 MoTnR. tr9Ss6i i, ,o,n.on.
with long shaft; overhauled last
winter; very little service. 10,
.6-FT: sPEEDBoAT with chryslsr
Royal marine motor: good cond. I;
1st $500 takes 1t. Can be seen at
Afiller's Boatysrd. end Of N q. sc.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
SPECTAT.S

SPECIALS
1854 23-ft. Nashua ---- S2,195
1864 27-ft. Nashua -- 1895
l9b4 41-ft. Mercury 4.4o5
Heeter Trailer Sales
Rte. l, College PIX, Md. WE. 6-6111
Evening star., 1954-05-09
MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN CHIEF, ~ Harley controls
cond. si60. III, 1-sos5. 10 :,
s9.i ssond: i:u;I0 sloo or best efieT. 54ol =
NORTON 1e46 Model 1s. with over
head valves: good condition: $3.50 or
best ofier: 10; 3.5I72 after g; III
condition; {. = s1ls Jlso; cash. Sa1s Blaine
1859 H.-D. "ie5"; like new; racing
Sest Snd cfSsn ofser GSsI' uN' 4Essaip 9 81 p N~' 0f
B.S.A. 1858 B-34: alloy engine. racing
cams, TT. carb.: showroom condi-
tiqn; low Soga mileage; $3.50 or best of1er'
1859 LAMBRETTA motor scooter: ab-
reasons; only s195. DE. 2-13s0,
HARLEY DAVIDSON la4s "74".;
oily; 10000 actual mi; excel.
seats; loaded with chrome; ss95 or
%A vs. 9sE 9s5ee cal e SqP Shn DEE nfs 81 s1Sf
HARI EY DAVIDSON. 1913. 81 !"
o.h.v., $500 or best offer. co. D.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
ls43- HID "a" FIJI, good cond..
Take ou. a new 1858 Model x "4s".
sports sports 0HYi'' Hi Climb. TB. Nd. and
ls-mile races at Williams Grove,
Pa, this sunday
HID SALES & SERVICE
1865 slss St. NV. AD. 2-oso2
%
Evening star., 1954-05-09
COTTAGES SUPERIOR

Y MI. y. C.--Compl furn. cottages
teAsept linenl ami, boat incl. or
:, bedrms., pvt. shore. Refs exch
OIL. 2-@693. OIL. 453S7. OIL. .
1906. OIL. 9-S350: pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
WHAT $50 WILL DC

$50 down and SO monthly. Total
price, 1895 will buy q good home
site in Orange City Hills. Orange
City. Fla. Streets in; water avail
able.
EXPENSES for 9; food and lodging;
$50 at our Orange City Hotel.
Money-back guarantee: title guar
anteed by Lawyers Title Co. of
Richmond, Va Send for beautiful
brochure. ORANGE CITY HILLS.
927 18th st. NV. Ask FOR Mr.
Perkins ST S-o241 q
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BOATS

OUTBOARD MOTOR, wizard, SIz
h. p.. $50; also, Evinrude. 10-h,p
motor. SIS. Call weekdays. ME. 8.
FfBE& fsEG GLASS for boats. 20 cents 50
IT.; resins to apply, 20 cents 50. it.
300 Maine ave. s.w. MA. $3.50.
2l-FT. CHRIS CRAFT cabin cruiser
1858. lIs h:p:. F. rubber hunks
searchlight. horn. Anchor. etc;
many more extras; very fast; 2.S0u
or best offer. Edgewater 9-67l0.
24-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 95-h.p
CHRIS SS5hrrbis-craft engine. Phone DUo T.
CANOE-12-ft. Old Town. sail, pad
dies. etc; like new. Best offer, Oh.
2-2210. .
27-FT. KEEL SAILBOAT-S1. 400
QuiSSett Harbor One Design. Small
cabin, / bunk. toilet, roomy cockpit,
lead outside ballast. copper fastened.
Gas rigg but. very yachty little boat
in good cnnd., afloat in Annapolis,
MASON, 601 Creekview ave-, An
napoliS. Colonial 3-6761.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Elto, So h.p.,
twin, so: in good condition.
MOTOR. Firestone. 3h
h.p.; S25 or best offer. Call OIL.
4-6669 or OIL. 2-45S9. 8
SPRING SPECIAL! Dealers prices on
your battery needs; all voltages and
sizes in stock. New or rebuilt. MA.
CAPITOL BATTERY EXCHANGE
Evening star., 1954-05-09
AUTOS g. TRUCKS FOR HIRE

TRUCK; Stake body, new. 2-ton for
lease or rent; reas. OIL, 2-04"S.
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Orlando, Lakeside Home
BY OWNER

Lovely masonry home with large
jalousied Florida room" IA baths;
various tropical fruit trees and
flowers Private beach on beautiful
Lake Fairview. $4,000, reasonable
down payment. IA. 7-4296. -
Evening star., 1954-05-09

sCOTT-ATWATER MOTORS have
everything. See them before you
buy. All models in stock. Aluminium.
MARINE EQUIPMENT CO.
900 Maine Ave. S.W. Ma. $3.50
21-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT EXPRESS cruiser
with Strokes 60-h.p. jeep engine,
chrome hardware, hunks and head.
Brand new. Reduced from $3.50 to
$1,795 to sell before moving to new
location. Open today until 4.
R1TCHIE BOATS AND MOTORS
RE. 5-5501 RE 5-70Q2
Evening star., 1954-05-09

DUPONT CIRCLE-1Sth and P SITS.
NV, open lot, 24-hr. privileges. SIS
month.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

Buccaneer 10 and
play in water and available for
immediate delivery. Just one ride
and YOU will say. as have SO many
others, that this is THE boat for
me- May we have the pleasure
of demonstrating to you?
Evening star., 1954-05-09
ROmye LambOrn
PLUM POINT. MD.

DIT. 4-S5S6 OF 4-S03
Exclusive Agent
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Forest Heights Man
Dies From Injuries in
Crash Near Waldorf

A Forest Heights, Md, man
was injured fatally yesterday in
an accident on Route 5 near
Waldorf, Md.
Wilbur c. Harry. 81, of 201
Standish drive suffered a frac-
tured skull, crushed chest and
other injuries in the crash at
1880 am. He died three hours
later in Physicians Memorial
Hospital, La Plata.
Maryland State police said Mr.
Harry's automobile, which was
northbound, collided with the left
front OF a Southbound truck driv-
en- by Sidney F. Tyner, so, of
Great Mills, Md. Mr.. Tyner was
not hurt, police said.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Special Dispatch 10 The ssur

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, April
23.-The Republicans caught up
with Representative w. M.
(FirebalD Wheeler Of Georgia
last night and on i've hits, nu-
merous walks and four errors
defeated the Democrats 7-3 in
a practice Congressional base
ball game.
Representative Sgd Herlong Of
Florida, manager of the Demo-
Gratis, was quick to comment
however: Remember the YAM
KEGS lost in spring exhibitions.
too. Wen win the big one"
The game was a warmup for
the annual Congressional game
set for June Is in Griffith Sta
dium in Washington to raise
funds for The Stars Summer
Camp Fund.
Representative Sam Coon Of
Oregon started the G. o. P.S to-
ward a three-run first inning by
singing in two runs after Rep
resentative Wheeler had loaded
the bases on walks. Representa-
tive Glenn Davis Of Wisconsin,
the winning pitcher, got the
other score on an error.
The Democrats came back
with two runs in the second on
Repre- tative Wheeler's
Evening star., 1954-04-23
De Costries Would Yield Rank
|f Doubt Is Cast on Promotion

would quit the army unless he
was promoted.
The statement by the head
quarters last night did not deny
the threat to resign. It said:
Gen. de Castries declares
upon his honor he has not had
any personal contact with the
press and had not asked any,
body to have such contact. Nine.
de Castries, little informed upon
military problems. probably had
shown a certain tiredness that
has been exploited by a press
correspondent seeking sensation
aliSm.
Gen. de Castries, since March
"a. had known of the excep-
tional promotion in his favor but
did not think it could be effected
before the end of the battle for
Dien Bien Phu. He declares he
is honored by such rapid promo
ton. But he declares he would
much prefer to have it cancelled
than to know that the slightest
doubt exists as to the circum-
stances in which it has been
decided"
Evening star., 1954-04-23
BY the As.oeioted Press

HANOI, Indo-C China. April %.
Brig. Gen. Christian de Cas-
tries, defender Of besieged Dien
Bien Phu. was quoted officially
last night as saying he is ready
to give up his general rank If
"the slightest doubt" exists as
to the circumstances of his pro-
motion from colonel.
The statement was issued by
the military information ctfice
of the French army headquar-
tiers in Hanoi.
Gen. de Castries was promoted
by the French government April
Is after it had been reported
authoritatively that he was in
dignant at the delay in his pro-
motion and was threatening to
resign.
Subsequently it was disclosed
that it was his wife, Jacqueline,
who had authorized the report
in Hanoi. She said her husband
had authorized her to say he
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Slayer Sues Magazine,
Says Story Affected Trial

BALTIMORE. April 23.-Ray-
mond L. Burrs. serving q life
sentence for the murder Of his
common Jaw wife. fled suit in
Federal Court here yesterday
claiming he was deprived Of a
fair trial by a magazine article.
The 27-year-old convict asked
$50, 900 damages from Triangle
Publishing Co. Of Philadelphia,
which, he said, published or dis
tributed a detective magazine
article about the case.
Burrs was convicted by q
Criminal Court jury last June of
the knife Staying of June Bavota,
19-year-old mother of two
children.
His suit said the article, en-
titled "They Said / Murdered
My Wife," was written by An
thony Bavota, the victims for
mer husband, who was held for
q time as a suspect in the case.
The article figured in the
Burrs trial. The suit. filed by
Attorney Carl L. Biener, said it
was printed even before the
young mother was buried and
that the timing of the publica-
tion violated Burrs' right to a
fair trial.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Cement Plant Opens
In Northern ireland

Now in operation at a cement
works at Magheramorne, North
ern Ireland, are the new 300-foot
kiln and the 250-foot-high pre-
stressed oncrete chimney,
thought to be the highest of its
kind in the world.
They are part of a 81 million
expansion of the British Port
land Cement Manufacturers
Ltd, and have been under con-
struction for a year.
When completed. this plant,
largest in Ireland, will boost
cement output to 5000 tons q
week from $3.50 tons.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
What Sherman Said
Doesn't Apply Here
By the Assoeiotsd Press

G A RIM I S c H -PARTEN-
KIRCHEN. Germany.-BeinR q
CT on duty in this Bavarian
mountain city is as tough as get
ting $40 bills free. Most soldiers
here look like recruiting ads.
A big United States Army rest
and recreation center is busy
constantly handling soldier visi-
tors. But for the boys whose Job
it is to stay here, a weekend
pass can mean anything from a
chamoiS hunt to a 60-mile-an-
hour trip down a mountain on
skis.
And the nighttime is not neg
lected. One big club features a
dance floor which is dismantled
every night while an ice-skating
troop cavorts before dining GIs.
One soldier crarcked as he
slipped a stein of foaming Ba-
varian beer:
Yeah, I suppose I'll be going
home one Of these days-when
I'm 80 years old!"
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Detroit Womon, 90,
Has 140 Descendants
By the As.eeiated Pres,

DETROIT. On her Goth
birthday Mrs. Minnie Weitzel
looked back at her motherhood
of two families of nine children
each. She had nine children by
her first husband. who left her
widow in 1913. Then she mar
ried Martin Weitzel, a widower,
who also had nine children.
1T was like starting mother
hood all over again." said Mrs.
Weitzel.
She now has almost 140 de-
ScendantS and would like to have
180. She said: THAT will be
10 times the children I had. And
it will sort of round out my life. "
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Debtor Assumes
|. .1o1-Yeur Puy Plan

Stephen Webb will have to live
to be 227 to pay off the $1,395
debt he owes his wife, under a
court maintenance order issued
in Nottingham. England.
Magistrates accepted his offer
OF one shilling GA cents) a week
to clear the arrears. Mr.. Webb.
a 36-year-old unemployed road
sweeper, was told to start his
payments at once.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Heod-On Collision Injuries
Four; One on Critical List

-Four persons were injured, one
OF them critically, in a head-on
crash on Route 5 about four
miles south of Waldorf, Md, yes
terday.
Most seriously injured was
Wilferd F. Costello, As, of Whit
ford. R. l., who suffered a frac-
tured skull. He was riding in a
car driven by L. F. Booth, 81,
also Of Whitford, police said. Mr..
Booth received head cuts and a
fractured elbow.
Injured in the other car were
Robert Butler. 25, colored, of
Bryantown, Md, who received
head cuts. and Catherine Haw-
kins, 26. colored, of South Ar
lington Ridge road, Arlington,
Va, who suffered a fractured
shoulder. All of the injured were
taken to Physicians Memorial
Hospital at LaPlata.
Maryland State police charged
Booth with failing to keep to
the right of the center line, and
charged Butler with driving after
having been refused a permit.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
California Church
Is Run by Youths
By the Asseeio.ed Press

SANTA ANA, Calf The min.
lister wears an open-collared
sport shirt and speaks in a
youthful urgency. He is % years
old. The assistant pastor, 81,
takes charge of the 75-year- old
pipe organ and plays in the
church orchestra.
The orchestra itself is COM
posed of IS to Is youths ranging
in age from 10 to Is. The older
boys teach the younger ones how
to play. The members receive
no pay.
The church, built in 1898, is
a simple white-walled building
with belfry. 1t is called the
Country Church of Talbert. The
town is unincorporated and has
just 750 citizens. The entire
services and all it's policies are
carried out by young people.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
G. O. P. Wins Wormup Game,
Democrats Point for Bio One

grounder and an error but the
Republicans went ahead to stay
with q four-run third inning.
Representative jamie Whit
ten. Democrat. Of Mississippi,
got the longest hit-a 250-foot
line drive in the second for q
double with none on.
Representative Wheeler de-
feated the Republicans 1875 in
last years practice game here.
Democrats - O20 01-3 4 4
Republicans - 304 0x-7 5 8
Whee eeler and Abernethy
(Mississippi); Davis and Coon.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Bible Is Translated
Into Buntu Dialect

LOURENCO MARQUES, Por-
tuguese East Africa.-A transla-
ton of the Bible into Xitswa, one
of the 300 to 400 Bantu Ian
guages, has been made by q
Swedish missionary and former
bookbinder, Pastor Josef Pers-
son, who has been active in Por-
tuguese East Africa for more
than At years.
The Bible is being printed in
New York and will soon be avail
able to the million Bantu Ne
groes who speak this language.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

West German women are be-
coming the most snartly dressed
in Europe, Frankfurt reports.
The dowdiness and poverty Of
the early postwar years are gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

Your overwhelming response lost week to
the tremendous sovinss on these "dollor
buy" y. simply insisted thot we extend
these sensational savings another week.
Don't let this chance poss again 49,. for
SAVINGS like these ore far from every
dsy occurrences.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20

lawful Ito cast crockery upon
any street or sidewalk"
The county manager and di-
rector of personnel are directed
by the merit system ordinance
to give mo consideration to any
recommendations from any ma
tional, State or local political
parties, or its officers, in max
ing appointments. promotions or
diSmiSsalS."
Outdoor fires are not permitted
between sunset and sunrise.
The suburban m otorist is
ringed about by rules of all
kinds. He is forbidden to open
the door Of a vehicle on the side
where traffic is approaching,
unless he can do it safely.
Another vehicle ordinance says
that, "A driver receiving q signal
from another driver shall keep.
his vehicle under complete con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
McKeIdin to Honor
II Police Chiefs

OCEAN CITY, Md. June 10
(R.-Police chiefs from II cities
will receive citations Monday
from Gov. McKeldin for out
standing help in the States
highway accident prevention
program.
Among those receiving the
citations will be Police Chiefs
Fred P. Schatz of Mount Raj
nier; r. E. Flynn, Cumberland;
Chester E. Thomas, Takoma
Park, Lewis E. Brown. River
dale; Howard H. Holmes.
Hyattsville; George Panagoulis.
Greenbelt; Daniel Wiseman, COL
lege Park, and Perry Myers.
FroStburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
3 District Area Ministers
Attend ChapIains' School

Eight Washington area min
listers are attending a two-week
School for Chaplains at Fort
Meade, Md.
With other chaplainS from the
Seven-State I'd Army area, they
are preparing themselves for
possible future military service.
Local ministers attending in
clude Col. Edward j. Kroancke,
assistant to the Director of
Chaplains in the Veterans Ad-
ministration; Col. James A.
Bryant, pastor Of Wisconsin
Avenue Baptist Church; Col.
Leighton E. Harrell, Veterans
Administration chaplain; Col
Mariner T. Smith, professor of
canon law and church history
at the Dominican House of
Studies.
Also 1t. Col. Howard F. Geb-
hart. pastor Of Arlington Pres
byterian Church: 1t. Col. James
C. Fail, pastor of Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church; Maj. Will
Der S. Hogevoll, pastor of First
Christian Church of Alexandria,
and Maj. Charles w. Thomas,
assistant professor at Miner
Teachers College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
x-Ray Trucks TO Visit
Areas in ARLINGTON

The Arlington tuberculosis and
Health Association has an
nounced the schedule for its
free chest X-ray program this
week.
A Mobile X-ray unit will be at
Peoples Drug Store, Lee highway
and Glebe road, from 10 am.
to 6 pm. tomorrow. The rest of
the schedule follows:
Tuesday: Drug Fair, 5841
North Washington boulevard,
from 10 am. to 6 pm.
Wednesday: Bell drugstore.
2615 Columbia pike, from 10
am. to 6 pm.
Thursday: Goldenberg'S, 4025
South Twenty-eighth street,
from 10 am. to 6 pm.
Friday: HechtS, Glebe road
and Wilson boulevard, from l
pm. to 9 pm.
Saturday: ]. c. Penney's, Will
son boulevard and North High
land street, from 10 am. to 6
pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
By William J. EIvin

In Arlington County, taxicab
drivers must be clean shaven,
and loud talk between taxi driv-
ers is prohibited"
Those are two of the hundreds
of regulations contained in ordi-
nances that have been passed by
the County Board over the years
in response to official requests
or citizens demands.
Among the barber shop regu-
lations is this one: mo portion
of any barber shop shall be used
for sleeping purposes.
Residents interested in sauer-
kraut manufacturing should
know that this activity, under
the coming law, Is not permitted
in a light industrial district, but
may be carried on in a heavy in
dustrial area.
The measures designed to