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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
SPORTS sHoP-Third Floor and Selections at shrnston
and Silver Spring AL
$$l4.

SPORTS sHoP-Third Floor and Selections at Shrinston
and Silver Spring
button front styles Blue pink charcoal red black in sizes 10
sss Cotton Bathing Suits in fateng full skirted
styles prints white backgrounds; sizes 10 to IA 81
terrycloth pedal pushes blue pink white
sizes 10 to 49, but not ali sizes in all colors 81
cloth baby twill and Dacron white yellow red
blue pink 49, IA and Is but not all coors sizes in all
sas5 Tailored short sleeves blue orchid
SASS ss5 with long sleeves:
sss dark se pink R.nesas s o s e and with
cuffs matching beige pink in sizes IL to 49, IS
BUDGET SPORTS sHoP-street Floor
Selections at ShirIinston and Silver Spring
ses5 to s4s5 Cotton white tws lime
paytone sizes 10 to IA in the group szes
navy or black twill sizes 81 and 81
81 ss Plque Boros in white medium and large sizes s.
small collars pink and polka dots with short sleeves
ses5 and sass Cotton skirts boadcots
prints pink blue brown; sizes 10 to l4$z and s.
COTTON SHoP-Fifth Floor
SASS Dresses in nyon prints cotton
broadcoth glazed coons striped hirtng sheer bae VAN
eo os's aes 10 to 90 20 and a.
peated skirts voe prints tailored broados sheer
print sizes 10 to 20 40 to ~ and s to 2o sss
straps ard skirts blue lime or coral sizes 10 to 20 in the
Misses ss5 TERED
skirts and rrac trim white with green red or blue polka
group; sizes 10 to 90 81
Misses sass with wide shoulder large
pockets bodes backs red black in broken
a and few halfszes
FRENCH RooM-Seeond Floor tsus,e. :. rror s.l.l
se Dresses including pink silk prints
lilac or print shrtwaist dresses black
dresses black basic shantungs cotton print baby doll
white backgrounds print silk chiffon cocktail dresses
with spattered white with orchid black and
grey sleeveless marqusee with large pockets and
fun skirts $40 and SIS
S45 S9S S5995 Suits
silk nen navy and white twopece print silk affeta two-ce
print shanung basic black sheer street
dresses kind cotton dresses prints and checks
sea spray cocktail pleaed pink
or shrred nylon net silver
grey shell pink balerina length evening rched tue
included uength Mother of the Bride dresses with
long sleeves crystal trimmed bodices SIS to SIS
$685. Designer Dresses and
suits Exquisite imported handkerchief linen with diagonal
bands of imported lace in delicate shell pink size H. twopece
suit in size H. black and white check in size
TO- grey silk sheath with button trim in size H.
silk with slim nen short sleeves button trim
"a size to SIS
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. TO PRESERVE CHEESE.

TO PRESERVE CHEESE.
mrs. J. w. D.. GaithersburU
To E. T. B.. Washington:
Moisten a clean cloth with
vinegar and lightly rub over
entire surface of piece Of
cheese. Then wrap in wax pa
per and refrigerate as usual.
No mold will form.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
MlLLINERY-Street Floor

$40 to S4250 Better Millinery including Designer
Hats of straw, linen and ribbon Black navy pink
blue brown beige, The whole collection
in Budget Millinery Shop and greatly reduced !,
q $4 S., 81 and $40
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Girls 1885 Irish Linen Coats with matching bonnets
colors pink blue maize white broken sizes and S95
Girls $685. to $95 Summer Robes In back and summer cooler
styles printed no-ron paytones and embossed coons pink blue
gold broken sizes to and $2S5
BRIDAL SHoP-Seventh Floor
$145 white Organdy Bridal Gown styled with nene
bouffant skirt ending Cathedral train Of TERED
pleated ruffles Size SIS
$10 White Wedding Gown unusual design pattern
styled with neckne long sleeves ending in Gala lily
and chapel train Of lace satin. Size L. SIS
styled with portrait
neckine full ule and lace skirt ending Cathedral train Of
tulle. Size 8. $65s
$7o95 Candeght Wedding Gown Of and satin styled with
bodice trimmed with pearls and opalesence fun skirt ending
in Cathedral train of lace and satin Size H. SIS
$65 White Bana Length Wedding Gown Of lace and non
styled with mandarin collar and full nyor peated skirt size
sac
sss white Wedding Gown Of imported cany lace nylon tls
styled shoulder neckne side panels peated nyon
Cathedral length train Sire s4o
&S to ssSS Fermals and Bridesmaids Gowns In wide selection
q pastel and jewel 70 -
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.n.ff. TOMORROW Month end Clearance
carefully

MISSES DRESSES-Seeond Floor
Misses sss5 to $685. Dresses in black
with linen collars and cuffs black drsy sheer
with pleaed skirt beige cotton
TUNES with lace trim $40
Misses $685.
tung navy black SIS
Misses SIS to $685. Dresses spectator travel
few evening styles chabray cottons
summer silks orion and nylon blend checked sheers
blue, pink, white SASS
Misses SIS to ss5 Dresses in imported coons silk
cffon nyon net and embroidered cottons afternoon cocktail
and evening styles white pink blue few blacks
Misses 95 to $35 Dresses in cottons prints nyon nets
mostly evening but few afternoon Styles white
pastels
Misses $7S5 to Dresses silks seers cottonS Find
twopece costumes garden party dresses afternoon and
backs pastel high shades and few and black $lz
Misses SIS Dresses in embroidered and striped cottons linen
tured brown beige, navy pink $l395
MOMENTS DRESSES-Second Floor and at
Shirinston and Silver Spring
to $295 Dresses floral and monotone printed
seers nylon prints in lilac white short brace
let sleeves; sizes 1415 to 22h $40
10 Women S225 and SIS Dresses sheer prints polka dot
chffons silk prints drey silk nyon
prints and few cottons sizes 14 22 and ID to $lz
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BEADS OFFERED
"A. C. B., Washington

For any one interested I
have about two pounds OF as
sorted small and medium sized
beads for bead-work. etc. If
any one in interested, write
me In care of RICH. You will
have to come and pick them
IN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26

WoAENS coATS-Third Floor
Womans S7995 Dress Coat wooden proportional
size 10 - -. $40
lightweight woolens fitted box
styles black proporioned IA 10 and "a
to 40 $40
Womans $685. Coat in verdona woolen e grey
size 16 SIS
Womens $4995 Coatsn Cragleigh tweed grey
mixtures in proportioned sizes IA to 20 $40
Womens SIS Long Fale Goats; in popooned
to % SIS
Womans Long wooden; navy in TO- sac
Womens $595 Toppers billiards fleece hand tailored
blue, coral in proportoned sizes 10 to 18- SIS
4Women Toppers in wool verdona proportional
sizes IL to 20 81
BL0USES-Third Floor
S595 $695 Bouses including Irish linen halter
tailored boy shirts in cotton prints pink yellow
backgrounds sleeveless white pique weskts Broken
$685. Tucked Cotton Bae Bloues with jewel neckne white
C0RSETS-Second Floor
3S250 to $3.50 Foundations including rapes glamour styles
for fashion figures control designs heavier Boned
white and pink Sizes "a to So but not in STYLE
$685. S9s5 and sos
1856 Girde rayon
few pantie girde included Pink and white; mostly small
$295 S49
S95 to $395 Braseres in coon imported sheer nyons
Sizes 80 to 38-v--- to $19
NEGLIGEE SHoP-Fifth Floor
6S95 Brunch Coats cotton with camisoe tops cotton
styles striped cotton coulettes 81
s10s5 Tipped Front Coachman seersuckr
Brunch Coats 81
2O-S595 Pushers Plaid Shirts Seersucker
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100 Womens SIS $35 rayon chiffon floral prints
light and dark backgrounds wolfe prints with lace TRIM
silk shanung prints dressy silk organzas lace trimmed
b voiles sizes 14h 22k and 10 to A SIS
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NEW CLASSES.
lMr. u. @. Arlingto,ll

The Arlington County Adult
Education Center is now taxi
ing registrations for two new
courses to be offered this fall.
They are Business Admins
trative Practices, which win be,
held on Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings from 1850.
and Personnel Administration,
which win be held On Tuesday
and Thursday evenings from
8:30-10. Registrations must
be made In person at 1917
North Quincy street. Airing
ton, although inquiries may be
made by calling jackson
7-ll24 any mcknight between
6:15 and 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26
SHoES-Fourth Floor

SH0ES-Fourth Floor
100 Pairs $1O95 $i295 Shoes including
red leather sling pumps black linens few spectators
broken sizes 50
100 $795 Casual Shoes wedge and flat
styles, mostly linen and fabrics pink blue linen sings,
white yellow charcoal and harlequin print flats few
raffias broken sizes So
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REMOVE COLOR?
&c. H., Washinotoft)

I wonder If some Of you
kind readers can help me with
my problem which ! am sure
some Of you must have had.
! have q white plastic bag
which has some pink color on
it, which ! have had diff
Guilty trying to remove. I
tried bleach, soap and water.
cleaning fluid and cleanser,
but to no avail. I noticed the
pink color about 4 weeks after
I purchased the bag. Any
helpful hints would be greatly
appreciated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-26

Boys and Girls $95 Wool Knit Caps in clip styles with
mouton TRIM caps with vsors white blue pink maize red
In Infant and fodder sizes Soc
In navy and brown, 81
Infants Todders S165 S295 Caps and Bon
nets piques organizes nylons butcher nen white pink
blue maize navy brown 75c and 81
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chiffon evening dresses broken sizes to s7s
JUNIOR DEB sHoP-Fourth Floor
Juniors SASS printed
suckers cotton prints sheer voes crisp rayon honanda princess
Cotons including sophisticated glamour
embroidered cottons from boro Styles wild prints
sheath dresses se halter dresses Sizes to l.
ayon net was or aega sizes to
aqua and lilac Sizes to
JUNIOR BUDGET sHoP-Fourth Floor
Juniors SASS $175 including white pques
permanently peaed cotton prints silk and acetate plaid spun
rayon prints puckered nyons White ground prints whng
to IS princess n0oee glamour snsa'ns 'ne oAss
Juniors to sos5 Dresses including white ground rayon
bud prints rhinestone trimmed cotton vo vveray patterned
nyon dark ground cotton dmites neckned nyon and
one of kind Broken sizes to Is S.
BUDGET DRESS sHoP-Fifth Floor
Selections Bethesda, Shirinston and Silver Spring
Misses Womens $685. benz
berg rayon crepes many with Jackets sizes 10 to 20 and 4
Misses sl4ss with jackets
brown, sizes 10 to 20 l4s s7s5
TEEN SHoP-Fourth Floor
Teens $7e5 to SASS nyons pure organza prints
checked orlons cotton sheers broadcoth dry and tailored
SIS sss Toppers wool sedes and botany anne
fully lined; white, pink, in broken sizes $40
Teens @ Pedal Pushers in cotton twill and popn red orange
sizes 81
s5s5 slim and swing styles prints
coors and pastels; sizes to Is 81
JUNIORS AND MISSES coATS-Third Floor and
Selections at ShirInston and Silver Spring
22 Misses Juniors $685. Spring Toppers
hopsaing and gabardine wooens shorie to finger tip
lengths; beige, in sizes to Is and to 6-- SIS
Juniors SOS Long Coat fae with capelet collar
. Is SIS
Juniors s4Ss5 fine wooens wing collar
6
Juniors $685. Dress Coats wool hopsackng yoked button
necklne; sizes 9 to Is rs: SIS
Juniors 1895 Dress Goats in wool hopsackng cardigan neck
lines; beige, in sizes II to Is SIS
sSs95 Dress Goats in wool gabadne with
sleeves; sizes 9 to is SIS
Misses s16s5 Rayon Faie Short sizes
8 and 10 $40
Short woolen navy
and 10 = -----.-a- $40
Misses s5ss5 Long hubby wooden;
navy in sizes 8 to IL $40
Misses s4ss5 Long gabardine collars
navy in sizes IA to Is SIS
Misses Long hopsacking
SIS
Misses $6S95 Wrap Anglo navy SIS
Misses $79S5 WOODEN, tuxedo
clutch styles IL $40
Misses $685. Dress Coats in beige hopsackng tuxedo styles
sizes 10 and IL SIS
Misses $685. Wrap polished picked
front and collar in size $35
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LINGERIE-Seeond Floor

Floor
Tall Girls $595 NyRon Slips (nylon and rayon) with lace TRIM
adjustable straps white navy tall proporoned sizes e5
$595 Nylon Satin Slips with lace and net TRIM adjustable
straps; white in 80 to 38 only S395
S395 NyRon Slips with embroidery
trim; white pink; 80 and SO 81. 95
$395 Cotton Plsse Slips with lace and net trims broken in
white, pink, blue $l.e5
$595 Polished Cotton Pettcoats with embroidered TIERS white
small and medium sizes $395
s595 Satin styled with scoop necknes with peaed
flounces seafoam, pink white in small sizes $3oS
$95 Organdy Pettcoa with yelet and embroidery TRIM white in
small, medium and large sizes .-..s3 --.-,-. S495
$95 and $395 Cotton Pse Gowns in short and waltz lengths
lace trims buttondown fronts lovely prints and pastes small
medium and large sizes 80 to 80 81 95
$295 Cotton Shorty Pajamas; prints in "a and SO
$95 Rayon Pajamas with matching scus and red and
aqua prints in size So only -.---- $395
1895 Pajamas pases stripes
broken sizes S2.95 and $50
$395 Paamas print and checked coons pastel nlons
long and short seeved nylons in the group Size 49,
$z.ss and 50 IS
s95 Famous Brand Tricot Gowns with lace plea
trim; black in sizes 80 to SO SASS
Ss NyIon with lace over rufes navy with mig
nonette white; sizes s. g. z So IS
$95 $685. and S795 Nylon Trcot Slips with lace trims
white in sizes 80 to 40 S3.o5 and S4.95
$295 Nyon Tricot Slips deep
with pleats black in sizes 80 to 40 -----. 81 IS
S295 Pants with pleaed rues in sizes S. 81 so
SIPS Nylon Tricot Briefs white and pink
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CLEAN GARAGE?

MRS. T. A. K, Washington
What can sprinkle over
the spots in the garage where
the grease of the car has
dropped? Thank you.
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% Misses and Juniors S2995 $685. Spring Toppers in
hopsackng and gabarine wooens shortie to finger tip
lengths; beige, in sizes to Is and to 16-- SIS
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Women's S39.95 to $50 Romney Room Dire
rayon chiffon prints, few knit suits, pa
chiffon evening dresses; broken sizes -----.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

the Princess Mercedes. who later
became Queen of Spain.
Young Miss Radford had no
difficulty with her French when
she returned to Madam Burr's.
Her beauty. her vitality, her
talents in music and languages
made her a belle with young and
Old" Mrs. Torbert said. as she
continued reading.
Near Tragedy.
Then came near tragedy. On
Washington's birthday. 1877.
Miss Radford's skull was frac-
tured in a fall from her horse on
upper Sixteenth street NV. 1t
was not until March that she
recovered consciousness.
Among those who called on
the family with best wishes was
a young diplomat so recently ar
rived that he had not met her.
He was Waldemar de Meissner.
first secretary of the Russian le-
cation. In November, they were
married in a double ceremony
that of the Russian Church and
the Protestant Episcopal Church
of America. President and Mrs.
Rutherford B. Hayes and Gen.
William Tecumseh Sherman at
tended the ceremony.
In 1895, she was back In Lis
bon with her husband, who was
in the embassy there, and her
16-year-old son Sacha. While
she was on a visit to st. Peters
burg in 1896. her husband died
Evening star., 1954-11-18

In Lisbon of pneumonia. The son
died while serving in the inn
perial Russian cavalry in Tiflis in
1899. At As, widowed and child
less. she returned to her mothers
home in Georgetwn to live out
her destined century.
No Idle Life.
But it was not an empty life.
During a visit to st. Petersburg
in 1905, the Russo-Japanese war
broke out. She served for three
months in the Red Cross in a
hospital there. She translated
into blank verse Ivan the Ter
rible." a play by by Alexis Toll
stoy. a cousin of Count Leo Toll
stoy, the great Russian writer.
On her return to America,
Richard Mansfield agreed to take
the title role. She returned to
st. Petersburg to obtain further
data and costumes for its pro-
duction. It was one of Mansfleld's
hits and he kept it in his roper
toire until his death.
She wrote two novels, both
published in America, "The Ter
race of Mon Desire" and THE
TScherkeese Prince"
Evening star., 1954-11-18
BY George Kennedy

"A white haired woman in a
wheel chair, bent but alert.
listened with great interest
yesterday as the story OF her
life was read.
She was Nine Walden1ar de
Meissner. and the occasion was
her Tooth birthday party. She
was born Sophie Radford, daugh-
ter of a naval officer, in Morris
town. N. j., on November II.
1854.
The party was held in the
home for Incurables, at 3720
Upton street NV, where she
has lived for the last several
years.
There was a birthday cake
and candles and some 40 guests,
including three nieces, Mrs.
Alice Coyle Torbert, Miss Mary
Radford and Mrs. David Sandow,
and two cousins, Mrs. H. L. E.
Johnson and Mrs. William
Clark Taylor. The other guests,
for the most part. were repre-
sentative of old Washington (or
Georgetown society. But none
of them was of the generation
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Bonn Peaceiime Program
For Atomic Power Drafted
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. 18.-Although
barred under the Paris accords
from making atomic weapons.
West Germany plans to build its
first nuclear reactor within the
next two years.
The Bonn governments sched-
ule for an atomic energy pro-
gram for civilian purposes was
outlined by Chancellor Adenauer
in a recent letter to the allied
powers. Details were reported to
the House of Commons yester-
day by Foreign Secretary Eden.
Chancellor Adenauer promised
that West Germany's annual
production and import of nuclear
fuels will be held down to $500
grams (about ia pounds. Bonn
regards this as necessary for an
adequate civilian program.
The Paris accordS freeing and
rearming West Germany speci-
fed the Bonn government must
forego the production of atomic
weapons but did not spell out
any restrictions on an atomic
energy program for peaceful
uses. The pacts still must be
ratified by the parliaments of
the signatory countries.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Turkey Ducks Ak

PASO ROBLES, Calf. (P).-
A white hen turkey that be-
lieves in celebrating Thanks
giving alive has eluded a small
army of searchers, including
the dog catcher, for the last
four days.
The 10-pound turkey es-
capped from Mrs. Ola Cum
ningham and took to the hills.
It's been seen frequently,
turkey tfotting across the hills.
But never when a hunter ap-
proaches. Both Mrs. Cummings
ham, footsore from searching.
and baffled dog catcher Burt
Casteel testify to this. But
no sooner have the hunters
given up than the turkey is
reported seen again.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Coll for Doctor

LOUISVILLE. KY. R.-A new,
modern doctors Office building
can't even be given away at
Symsonia, KY.
But most important, the town
of 5000 population doesn't have
q doctor.
The Symsonia Civic Club has
q standing offer to let any doc
tor use the building for II
months without rent, and then
sell or rent it on the physicians
own terms.
Were seeking medical atten-
tion, without any thought of
making a profit" said Edward l..
Reid, postmaster of the West
Kentucky community IL miles
from Paducah.
Symsonia has been without a
doctor for seven years.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Party for Nine. de Meissner
Recalls Her 100 Years of Life

OF the guest OF honor, who came
out here in 1872.
Mrs. Torbert, one OF the
nieces. read a paper she had pre-
pared on her aunt's life story. It
was in 1865. the last year of the
Civil War. that her aunt came
to Washington at the age Of II.
Her father had been appointed
commandant of the Navy Yard.
She attended Madam Burr's
School near Fourteenth street
and New York avenue NV,
where French was the language,
regardless of the subject being
taught.
Grand Tour In Youth.
She had her grand tour before
her coming out, because when
she was ID her father was named
the admiral in command of the
European Squadron, with head
quarters in Lisbson. He took his
wife and six children abroad on
his flagship. the Franklin.
She had been a guest of roy
atty before her Washington
debut. AT Lisbon. she was a din
ner guest of the exiled Spanish
Duke and Dutchess of Mont
penier because she was the same
age as their Youngest daughter.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Life in the u. S.
Life in the u. S.
Piggy Bank
Makes 1t Real
Family Car
BY the Associated Press

EAST PROVIDENCE, R. l.,
Nov. 18.-When Louis S. Farias
and his family plan to buy a
car, they think way ahead.
Four years ago. Mr.. Farias
and his family, including four
children, began dropping dimes
into box. AS time went on,
some nickels and dollar bills
were added to the growing pile.
When the hoard reached ST.
1925 yesterday the family
lugged the savings to an auto
mobile dealer and ordered a new
car. Most of the money was in
dimes.
The money, plus the old fam
lily car, was enough for a 1855
model for Mr.. Farias, long
shoreman and part-time bar
tender.
The old car, by the way, was
purchased the same way.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Brief Quake JoIts
Southern California
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES, Nov. ia
brief, sharp earthquake jolted
Southern California points at
3:05 pm. yesterday.
The shock was felt in Pasa-
dena, Glendale, Burbank, Van
Nuys, Hollywood, Compton and
Los Angeles. It swayed buildings
in Santa Barbara and light fix
lures in Ventura. No damage
was reported.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
H and E Bond Sales Hill
Nine Year October Peak
BY The A.seeiuted Press

The Treasury savings bonds di-
vision says it sold $369.412, 900
worth of series "E" and H" saw
ings bonds during October, the
highest total for any October
in nine years and 3 per cent
above sales in October a year
ago.
October sales of the two saw
ings bonds, which make up a big
majority of all savings bonds
sales, outran redemptions by
over $44 million. the announce
ment said yesterday.
In the first 10 months of this
year, the Treasury said, series
Evening star., 1954-11-18
sThomos on Way Home
Visits Bases in Spain
By the Associoted Press

MADRID, Spain, Nov. 18.-
Navy Secretary Charles S.
Thomas left for Lisbon by plane
today on his way home after a
four-day inspection of American
air and naval bases being built
in Spain.
In month-long tour he Wis
tied most countries in the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
and watched maneuvers of the
United States Mediterranean
Fleet.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Stewurt-Tuckuhoe PTA

The Stewart -Tuckahoe PTA
will have a square dance and
card party from $3.50 to II pm.
Saturday in the school at
Underwood and North Twenty
fifth streets.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

15-foot well yesterday, but was
rescued by firemen.
It happened on a vacant lot
as Michael went to a grocery
with 4-year-old Jackie Wilder.
Jackie ran for help.
Entering the well. firemen
found the lad barely able to
keep his head above water. A
doctor said Michael suffered no
i'll effects.
Evening star., 1954-11-18

"E" and "H" sales amounted to
over 81 billion, also a 9 years
record. and IL per cent above
sales in the first 10 months of
1858.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Coust-to-coost RuiIwuy

BUENOS AIRES - The only
coast-to-coast railway line in
South America at present is the
route from Buenos Aires. Argen-
tina. to Valparaiso. Chile.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Boy Pulled From Well

sTIMPSON. Tex. (R.-Mi-
cl1ael Lynn Crawford 5,
stepped into an abandoned
Milford chronicle., 1954-01-08

Rehoboth Hundred. to Lloyd and
Ruby Warren, Berlin, Md, Il
acre, Selbyville.
From Beulah SiTTnan, Elizabeth
and Francis Gebhart, Smyrna, to
Samuel and Kathryn Phillips,
Laurel, 8,163 square feet, Laurel.
From Charles and Stella DOnO-
van, to Howard and Mary Donovan
Milton, 10000 square feet, Broad
kiln Hundred.
From Elsie Ewell, Blades, to
Thomas and Ellen Drandornf.
Blades. 1000 square feet, Broad
Creek Hundred
From Florence Johnson, Laurel,
to Leonard and Grace Toomev.
Laurel, 1401 feet, Broad Creek
Hundred.
From Nancy Donovan, to Fred
and Katherine Rust, Georgetown.
1O7 and so acres, Georgetown.
From James and Mamie Mcgee.
SeafOrd, to Marshall Carpenter
SeafOTd, lot l, Kenmore Park, Sea
ford.
From Raymond and Hattie Har-
mon, MillsbOrO, to David and Mann
lie Gibbs, MillsborO, l acre, Indian
River Hundred
From George and Rosa Smiley,
Little Creek Hundred, to Sam Sim
mons and Emily Wilson. Laurel.
1923 acres, Little Greek Hundred.