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HOUSES FOR sALE--s.E.
S APIS. s BATHS

49, = ASsf " AS&A = A4k3
18th st. Sc. near 8. Capitol st.-Furs
nished with all necessary equipment;
income quoted about $4,000 year.
Nice condition. all rented, oil heat,
easy to manage. $4,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5140.
c0L0RED-H ST.. Near Hennine I'd.
New section. 3-year-old semidet.
brick: 3 rms. 3 bedTms: gas heat;
alAdSsTMSS Realty. INC. IT, !.
CoLORED-2-FAMILY HOME-open
2-6 pm. A lovely 2-bedrm. for owner
and 1-bedrm. apt. for rent; tiled
baths. 2 equipped Kitchens, gas INV.
heat; 72S b1st st., near Benning I'd.
Sc, HARTMAN REALTY. INC. LU.
coLoRiD4sis 10Th sr.-semidet,.
@ rms; 3 bedrms.; gas h.-w. heat;
81 900 down. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. LU. 4-3400 and Lu. 4-89S2.
COLORED-$11,5 SEQ - on Benning
rd.. corner 2-bedrm. brick; bsult.
Small down payment LU. 1-74f0
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HOUSES cor sALE--N.E.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

2015 Newton ST.. ne. Attractive Diet
3 hedrms.. full .hsmt.. auto. heat;
LIST time offered. Call ARTHUR L
CURLING. La. 6-6631 or WA
7-245l.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcens.,

RIGGS PARK. si4,8hO--746 Jefrer-
son st. n.e.--3. bedrm. senidetacf1ed
fnii bsint. With outside i: 0W entrance nee:
70 inspect cail JAMES c s4SFRasaei tx.
Rf fGGaaeo pAAR AZ 4Issa0Rse8i Ars q Almost
new 3-bedrm. brick; powder rm..
Laundromat, storm windows, Fenced
yard, full bsmt. Lge. CT AZ loan.
u DIX. to bus. Owner transferred.
I1 sssl 1I Pd 5-l Y kI syss TIA, Ia 3;
wOoDRiDGE, only $4,000: on vide
ave.-Det.: g rms, open firepi., fun
bsmt.. auto. heat. Ice. covered pcil..
ment, ~ Roa eaEssf MOSS ST. H IU5 eppS aa6
ewes. and Sun, LA. 6-392S. go
zoos JACKSON ST: Me- block
S SaicE =. s AYE Det ',sn. 4.bsdrn;
bsmt. Might consider renting L.. with Il
INC, UN. 4-sa60. - 1ao
5-RM. ROW BRK., bsmt.. gas heat.
excel cond., mr.. schools. transp..
reas. price, easy terms. AID. 2-34SS.
1881 s. DAKOTA AvE.-Big semi
det.; bedrms., lge. liv. rm., firepI.
70 sell CLAUDE sHiFLET. nj. =
0400. RA. 3-2879.
314 z ST. N.E.-Row brick: 10
rooms, baths. brick garage. Oil
heat; $4,000. 5000 down. AID.
go sd sHk. RPs sf N ZERO 81 Brick, s
apis. Gas h.-w.h., good cond.; small
down pymt;; vacant. r. w. HORAD.
AID. 2-5373.
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HOUSES ron sALE--N.s.

COLORED--BY OWNER; 1706 M ct.
n.e.--Row brick: Q complete units;
garase and patio. Open Sat. and
c6 6Iei fGi 71s sfPGRSaiLAr and baok-
ers, bargainl NE. Q bedrms.. good
een s May be seen Sunday. LA. g.
coLoRED-sI FRANKLIN ST. NJ.
r Sat hS r ~ apt: RA; e;,0e7e, --2g
e MIE;-vsca nj. ip m ,s possession;
small down payment. Open sat. and
sun, "a. PETITE REALTY CO..
C0LoRED.1sth ST. NE, bet. G "a and
DConv. to everything. 8 complete
spts.; each pvt; rms. kit. and
vii pay Ia house Sns NEEDS Ssas rom Sos o pan
and repair; $14.500. Mr.. Dove. III.
ssii Jo 81 eSGd H 161ss$s sasfa;
c ssfsil BE Wo1SoSB3RGDor nth sl !.
with bedrM. and bath on lst d., 3
pearmS. and bath on 3nd q. Det.
DIX, yrs. old; custom built; side
p pors VII, WITH iaiousies; Cadillac gar
stantial cash. Mr.. Brewington, co.
5-llaaS7, or v. 9. JOHNSTON. HI.
CoIoREDwRoWwA ". B niRsso cas- heat.
co i6SsS 81 k Sani ~ RraK isSal
18th S4th st 81; n.e Open, Sun, 2-6. 5
T fThsda TIE bs bath, gas h;-a. heat, nm
IKE rent. pEMATATIS REALTY
c0LoRED-15 4. l. AvE.--S bedrms.
porehes, gas. gar; shown BY appt.
COLORED-3Oth AND FRANKLIN
N.E.--Detached. 8 Ice. rms, IL
baths. firepl.. oil heat, 2-car ga
rage; lge. corner lot; reas. priced,
easy financing. M. e. SMITH, INC,
~. 7-7S77; ewes, Ii. 3-9168. 80
COLORED - SOLID G OMF o X T
abounds In this delightful 4-bed-
d o0m n4m Tsu En 2p 4. yps n
2 baths: detached sarage; hot.Water
esss harss B hinssS y cos s Is
Exclusive With BowERs : B sRSS
C0LoRED@5s1 18TH ST. NE
Open. Sun. noon to dark. ST 900 On
will buy this beautiful semidet. 2
h m hos Total has price Zee s s sw M gas
HOLLOWAY. AID. 4-sess. ' ~"
COLORED-IF YOU LIKE the ne.
rounded By home owners. / have
g celightful home for you. Ideal
for young married or retired couple:
5 rooms. brick, semidet., auto. heat.
hardwood floors. perfect cond., priced
very reas. For information call
A. W. STEPHENS. DE. 2-1161.
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COLORED

Live rent-free 1 nthis substantial row
Consists cplSk 81 apts nom a v Rgd nn
entrances. owners apt. has 3
bedrms., liv. rnl.. dinette, kit. and
bath. End apt. has ] bedrm., liv.
rm., sep. din. rm., kit. and bath
Bsmt apt. has pine-paneled rm.,
bath. Income. 5000 per mo. with
moderate down payment buyer can
assume lis TRUST of approx. $4,000
with monthly payments of sos.
Call MR. SMITH. with FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1-14t1 II
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HOUSES FOR sALE--h.w.
,LoRED-vAcANT
SAVE

VERY DESIRABLE location.
near 10th and Euclid NV,
Solid brick house; 9 rooms.
full basement. 2-story. 2-car
brick garage. Do your own
decorating and save money.
This week end only: $4,000.
Easily worth $4,000 after
clean up. Terms arranged. J.
Call Mr.. ALLEN, ST. 3-6211
or RE. 1925.
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a%8 -~-%3 y
Colored Modern Home
lWELL-LOCATED1
255 TENNESSEE AVE. NE.
Brick. 8 rms, auto. heat. garage.
1882 4th ST. NE.
8 rms, incl porches, lge. bsmt..
auto. heat; comb. screen and storm
5000 VISTA ST. NE.
Lovely det.: . rms. 2 kits, 2 baths,
4124 18th PL. NE.
Corner lot; Diet. stone dwelling: 6
rms: ga baths, list a. powder rm.)
lge; rec. rm. with open firepl., extra
toilet In bsmt.
Reasonably priced; terms arranged
For apt, and other information.
ROGER MOSS, REALTOR
Ho. 2-6020 Ewes, LA. 6-3g2s
90
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD

ST. MARYS COUNTY--Residence
8 spacious rooms, bath. 2 porciles,
electricity. oil space heat stable;
gear garage; 8 acres on State road:
"A acres cultivated; good neighbour
hood; $50 900. LEONARD SNYDER.
asa esa.s; NJ BUNea1ow. Can.
Loeb Haven. $1,000 dn. approx.
$6S mo. LII. I-4166. RE. 5-7169.
ONE GROOM and bathroom, no NIX
lures: cleo good well. stream across
Elace; 8 acres; $4,000: located one
mile east Of waldorf Nd, LOCO
mans Store. Inquire Of owner on
premises at any time. go
For refined colored, suitable for doc.
or dent; 3-bedrm. rambler. all-brick,
custom built. Box 164-Y, Star.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

MICHIGAN PARK. semidet.--s bed
rms. bath, powder rms LIST a.. gas
heat; Anchor fence: y block busline.
Sacrifice, leaving town. LA. 6-4S70.
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CAPITOL HILL
Row brick. arranged as 3 apis: also
finished and heated hsmt. Owner
leaving city. Immed. possession
Oil h.-w.h. Only ST 500 required
j. LEE DoNNELLY 81 SON
MA. s-3316 Ewes, OIL. 4-4Q74
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HOUSES FOR sAtE--hl.E.
coLoREpli2TH AND q Sis.
$685. DOWN
3 ROOMS-2 BATHS

3 hlJOMS-Z BATHS
All brick with newly sanded hard.
wood floors. Large kit. and pantry
AL rms. private. Pull bsmt will
extra bath. auto. heat, front ans
rear yards. Diet. garage.
Sol Invest. Co, Ii. 3-53O7
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COLORED

735 GRESHAM pL. NV.
6-rm,, semidet. brick home: . baths.
gas h.-w.h., .conv. location; $500
down. Mr.. BRANIc on premises.
IA. o.00S6.
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COLORED
4724 18th SIT

TO SETTLE ESTATE
s lDe ssene rooms ana 0T and issss
inside and out. In excellent con-
dition; gear garage; entrance from
Blagden ave. Beautiful mod. rec.
rm. and powder rm., patio: LIST fir
mas huge rear screened porch. iv
powder rm 2nd fir: 4 Ice. bed.
rms. complete mod. baths: ard
mr.: Ice. rms, complete bath
OPEN SUNDAY, Q TO Z
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DfDU OOWN
Aba 4th ST. Sc.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1 TIL q
Here is a really spacious home. con-
veniently located that you can af-
ford. House in Al condition. New
ly redecorated. Plastered recreation
room with " bath. Large level
rear yard. Monthly payments like
rent. Mr.. Mayhem, LII. 4-7644.
To reach: Out s. Capitol st. to At
lantic. left on Atlantic to 4th, right
on 4th to sign.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 t4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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OIJHED-VACANI
Mr.. BENNING AND E. CAPITOL
ONLY 3 YRS. OLD
s rms. and bsmt, everything mod. !;
gas heat. nice back yard. Priced
right. With small down payment
Payments only $50 per mo. ST
3-3657. Ii. 3-32l6.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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04G,UVV
Congress Heights; vacant; semidet.
brk., in new-house cond., ready 70
move in; storm windows, screens.
CT approved. CAN LA. 6-663l or
3-BEDROOMS, BASEMENT
ONLY ST, 800 DIN.
Lovely brick home; paneled rec. rm.,
wall-to wall carpet: beautiful cond.:
$1,000. F. VI. sERENs SALES NC.
One Of Hillcrest's Finest
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO Z
1922 Alabama Ave. Sc.
Spacious custom built brick nome on
large shady well-lan6scaped lot.
Large iv rin. with mirrored firepl.
leading to rear screened porch.
bedrms. and 2 baths on I'd floor.
2 bedrms. and bath on Sd. AL
closets are cedar-lined. All-elec.
kitchen. breakfast room, lge. recr.
nm. with firepl. and bar. Detached
3-car brick garage.
ROGERS REALTY CO.
Ma. $1,000 La. e-757a
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
OFEN IOUATp i 10 F.M.
MAKE OFFER
LOW CASH-S55 MO.

Gil 9Th ST. S,W.
Buy for home or investment. Act
now. RE. 7-2137; Ii. 4-7285.
COLORED-VACANT
M. 9th and N sts.-Two-story brick:
q rooms, bath, h.-w.h. Nice lot and
price. $3.50. Reas. terms with low
cash. 29s
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BIZ THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. G.
~ SUNDAY. AUGUST 20, 1854
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Nr. NRI. Boiling Field. 3-bedrm. hse.
with extras, 2Ea baths. one on each
fir.. beaut. knotty-pine rec. rm., un-
usual closets and storage space. Lge.
hy, rm., kit. and sep. din. rm.
Price. S14,950. Also FLA terms.
731 Upsel Ct. Sc. ton Wheeler rd.)
Or call OWNER. 10. 2-o096. 10
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- Mr.. sUITLAND PARKWAY
monthly payments. This brick home
is right pretty: spacious. clean rms.
full bsmt.. fenced ward; mr.. shopping
certe- Purchase price. S10.a5n
Call Mrs. Voigt COX Il CO.. RE
7-1633, HE. 1924. 80
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MssaNArlonAL

The outcome was unfavorable
for youngsters. The mothers
favored spankings. 80 to II.
RIG. J.. StOMgkiOa. Wis.
STATS, PLEASE -. Why has
PhilGdelphio's water department
been advertising for skinny people?
The city wants men who can
crawl through a sewer pipe IS
inches in diameter for mainte-
nance work.
W.A.B.. Larson, Mo.
8I0W-UP -. Hon. are police in
some Of oar cities attempting 10
reduce speeding By 0MtOisfs?
They have placed .'scarecrow
officers" dummies on motorcy-
cles) at intersections.
Mrs. WHO. Springfield. Ohio
OUCH! -. !. HOw mach does II
cost the limited STATES to store The
So billion vOrth Of eheat. com,
cotton. butter. skim milk and Ofhev
farm SURPRISES?
$500. 900 a day.
M. J.G.. PegYGm. Tsnn.
coMOOcTaD ~ - n
NOTE: We win pay Sc for q question
and answer used in this column. Cies-
tons are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry,
THIS WEEK. 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York IL. ". X. Unaccepsed con
tributions cannot be acknowledged o.
returned.
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HATS OFT J. Richard Kin
IL sey, q blind and deaf student,
graduated ssxRnsG cslsH lGssde from
Mt. Union College IN Ohio. How
many blind and deaf persons haze
erer completed eollsge7
Three. Besides Kinney. there
were Helen Keller and Robert
Srnithdas.
S.P., Arlington. N. j.
PARADOX ... What country.
although the sun shines about 20
hOyrs q day during the summer.
goes on DayligM Sasing Timer
Iceland.
Mrs. AS, Apple Valley, CALI.
GROWING Hop long ,giH ii
be before tie present population
Of the ,ro1Id. 2.469. 900. 900. is
dOnbled2
About 20 years, according to
UN statisticians.
Mrs. GIG, McLeasssbor0. III.
SOLID -. Where do same chill
dren ''e0i' their milk?
In Britain IL. 600 school
children eat tablets of dried milk
with sugar added. The tablets
were found to be slightly more
popular than fresh fluid milk. z
Mrs. O. is. DOssOra, Pa.
TOUCH Hose did ne children
make onf Wiea mothers n The Mrs.
AmsTica contest sOtsd on TIE qsses-
tion Of to-sbaHk o. ,sof-to-sbank'
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02
France Gives
Over Control
OfTunisia.

TUNIS, Tunisia R-France gave
Tunis control of its internal af-
fairs Saturday-with a few strings
attached-in a lightning effort by
Premier Pierre Mendes-France to
end the terrorism in this troubled
protectorate.
Acting with the authority of his
Cabinet, the Premier told the Bey
of Tunis that if he desired, a new
government could be formed which,
except for defense and foreign
affairs, would be empowered to
negotiate with France the terms
of the new internal sovereignty.
The statement was made to the
Bey within two hours after Men,
des-France's surprise flight from
Paris to outline the new proposals
approved by his Cabinet Friday.
''The internal autonomy of the
state of Tunisia. is recognized and
proclaimed without reserve by the
French government" MendeS :
France told the Bey in a formal
statement. "The high quality of
the Tunisian leaders justifies that
the people should be called upon
to direct their own affairs. "
In Paris, spokesman for the
French Foreign Office explained
that the framework of the new
government which must be set up
would be outlined later. He said
it could be expected that Tu-
nisian Assembly would be chosen
and empowered to legislate on all
internal measures within the limits
of the agreement reached in ne
gotiations between the French and
the new Tunisian government.
81, like yourself, have the right
to hope that violence will now
come to an end," Mendes-France
told the Bey.
"If it takes more means to ham
die the situation, the French gov
ernment would not hesitate to send
all necessary reinforcements. If it
must resort to such Draconian
measures to restore public order,
the government is ready, although
regretful.
eff new outbreaks should further
sadden this country, l must say
frankly that rigorous sanctions will
be taken. We have the duty, do we
not, to speed the hour of the con-
ciliation and reforms in a manner
which will leave no room for dis
cord among us"
1t was a sharp warning to the
Tunisians that France was going
to restore order in Tunisia before
moving very far in giving them
nternal sovereignty. Already
France has sent the first contin-
gent Of 5000 soldiers who will be
deployed Immediately in Tunisia to
suppress terrorists who have been
disrupting the life of the protec-
torate for several years.
Heretofore the Bey has had wide
authority to issue DEGREES and reg
ulationS because in theory he is
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02

Eton, Maidenhead and Henley, the
tourist begins to sense the true
British character. Farmers don't
just stack their hay: They build
hay houses or igloos. Villagers de-
light the traveller by trimming
shrubs into birds, vases or any
shape they fancy.
Drive-in restaurants and motels
don't exist in England. Service sta
tions, while not so numerous as
in the United States, offer ade-
quate facilities. Gasoline is about
so cents a gallon.
We were able to keep to our $50
a day budget because hotels and
restaurants are reasonable, if you
are. Breakfast is included in all
hotel bills-you'll probably like
everything but the coffee-and
rates generally are cheaper than
at home. We averaged out at $13
a day for bed and breakfast during
our weeks stay. An average dinner
runs 81 to $3.50. The very best
meal we had came to only little
more than $4 for the five of lis
near Coventry.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02

claims on the island now held by
the Chinese Nationalists under
Chang Kai-shek.
The speech, made on the 9th
anniversary of the founding of the
Chinese Communist army, was
the strongest statement the Reds
have made on Formosa in recent
months. 1t bristled with attacks on
Chang and the United States.
Comrades" Chu said, "Taiwan
(Formosa) has been our territory
from ancient times. AS long as the
Chang brigands are not thor
oughly wiped out, so long as Tai
wan is not liberated, our task of
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02
Carrier Pigeon
|Leaping Lena
To Be HOnOred

NEW YORK Up "A star cam
paigner in the 1855 Crusade for
Freedom has arrived from Europe.
She is Leaping Lena, a German
carrier pigeon credited with hav-
ing flown an anti-Communist mes
sage through the Iron Curtain.
Lena flew here from Munich yes
terday - by airplane, this time -
and will be used as an insignia
and poster model for the crusade
to raise money for Radio Free
Europe.
In a race between two German
cities last month, Lena got off
course and was apparently found
by a man in Pilsen, CzechoSlo-
vakia. Two days later, she arrived
home in Germany with this mes
sage tied to her leg:
"We plead with you not to slow
down in the fight against commu-
nism, because communism must
be destroyed" It was signed,
"Unbowed Pilsen."
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02
China General
Urges Capture
Of FOrmOsa

TOKYO Up - Gen. Chu Teh,
commander in chief of the Red
Chinese army, called "amid storm
ing applause" yesterday for the
capture of Formosa by Communist
China.
Chu spent most of his aggressive
speech building up Red China's
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02

supreme soverei- m. In practice,
however, none of his DEGREES could
become effective except when ap-
proved by a secretary general in
his government who was always
a Frenchman.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02

hberating the whole of China can
not be considered completed.
''We absolutely will not allow
other countries to interfere"
The speech was monitored here.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02
I--England

Editors Note: Even with a wife
and three daughters, you can tour
Europe on $40 a day. Bill Decker,
AP staffer in Los Angeles, proved
it. With a car they bought in Eng
land, they have visited seven coun-
tries 50 far this summer. Through
the eyes Of this American reporter,
here's what an American family
might expect to find. 1t is the first
Of four stories.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02
IKE BACK AT WORK

THURMONT, Md. R,-President
Eisenhower returns to Washington
today after an extended weekend
in the cool Catoctin Mountains,
where he escaped the capitals hot
test weather in 1S years.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-02

Citizen Ads Bring Results.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Laurel Man, II, Killed
In 1ree-Cuifinu Accident

John D. Persinger, 81, a Laurel
(Md0 lumber subcontractor, was
injured fatally In a tree cutting
accident yesterday near Black
Rock road 10 miles north of
Rockville.
Gaithersburg Rescue SQUAD
members said Mr.. Persinger and
four other men were cutting and
hauling trees near Seneca Greek.
The accident occurred, police
said, when a tree the lumberman
was cutting suddenly split and
section of the trunk hit his head,
hurting him 20 feet. Earlier,
an oak tree had fallen against
the tree that split.
The victim, who leaves a
widow and two small children,
was pronounced dead at the
scene by DR.. Frank J. Broschart.
Montgomery County medical
examiner. The body was re-
moved to the Gartner funeral
home In Gaithersburg.
Besides his widow and two
sons, David. 8. and Jerry. 5, MIR.
Persinger is survived by his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Per-
singer of Covington, Va. and
two sisters.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Pepco Service Club
'Honors III Workers
Al Dinner Tonight

The Potomac Electric Power
Co.'S Twenty-f -flve-Year Club will
hold its annual dinner at the
Hotel Statler at Z o'clock to-
night.
Pepco president, r. Roy Dunn,
will present 1T awards including
45-year service emhlems to James
H. Ferry and Raymond G.
Easton.
Forty-year service awards will
be presented to James E. Love.
foreman, overhead lines division;
Lewis G. Stephens, meter in
staller, meter department. and
George o. Sunday. general FORE
man. motor transportation de-
partment.
Thirty-flve year service awards
will be presented to 19 employees
including: Mariana Adriani, Jo-
seph A. Blanford, Walter A. Car.
Ger, Joseph A. CLANCY. jr.;; Fran
els M. Cleary, Norman F. Danis,
w. Crawford Edwards, Mrs. Mae
E. Etchison, Orval Foland, Otis
A. Frye, Guy L. Gray. H. Wise
Kelly, Miss Mabel L. Lotus,
Adolph F. Morris, William j.
Morrow. Mrs. Elizabeth M. Mich
olson, Paul Sansone, Reginald H.
Scott and Edwin M. Townsend.
Service emblem awards will
also be presented to SO employees
with 80 years of service and cd
employees with Is years Of
service.
Harry r. Farver, supervisor,
correspondence section, has
been elected president of the
club, succeeding Wilton E. Watts
of the Benning Station. Harold
G. Hayden. vice president and
treasurer of Pepco, will install
new officers who include Mr..
Farver as president; D. E. Hahn,
vice president; E. M. Townsend,
treasurer. and Miss Louise F.
Curtin, secretary. Board mem
bers to be installed are: S. K.
Brown, N. F. DAMS. F. E. Dieste,
Mrs. Edith E. Melton. B. F.
Shields and w. B. Sullivan.
Evening star., 1954-12-09
Turkeys Premier
Sees Land Of Plenty
By the Associated Press

ESKISEHIR, Turkey. Dec. e.
Prime Minister Adnan Menderes
says Turkey will overcome cur
rent shortages and become a
land of plenty in two or three
years.
-Four sugar refineries have
been built in the last two years
and four more are under con-
struction. Mr. Menderes reported,
with the result that recent sugar
shortages should not happen
again. He believes Turkey will
be a sugar exporter by 1856.
The Prime Minister cited these
other developments:
Seven of Turkeys ports are
being reconstructed.
Seven great dams are being
built and various power plants
are being erected. Irrigation
works are also being advanced
and soon mo village or district
will lack water or electricity"
New processing plants for
meat, fish. wheat, macaroni and
canned goods are being con-
structed.
Cement production has jumped
from 100000 tons annually in
1850 to l million today. BY
1856 capacity will be 2.5 million
tons.
The textile industry will have
a million Spindles in 1855, COM
pared to 250.000 in 1850.
Mr.. Menderes wound up his
overall survey with tribute to
"our great friend and ally, the
United States" for more than a
billion dollars in economic and
military assistance granted In
recent years. He said this help,
coupled with Turkeys own eco
nomic planning, had made pos
sible unprecedented progress in
building up the country's 400
000-man army.
Evening star., 1954-12-09


" cup Pet Evaporated Milk
16 marshmallows, finely cut
3 tablespoons orange juice
4 dozen 212-in. graham crackers
"a teaspoon cinnamon
"a teaspoon nutmeg
1s teaspoon cloves
/ cup seedless raisins w golden
and " dark, are best)
" cup finely-cut dates
"a cup broken California walnuts
"a cup ready mixed, cut-up can
died fruit
Put into a bowl of milk, marsh
mallows and orange juice. Let
stand until needed. Roll graham
crackers into fine crumbs. Put
crumbs into a large bowl with
rest of ingredients. Then add the
milk mixture. Mix with a spoon,
then with hands, till crumbs are
moistened. Press firmly into a
4 to Soup loaf or tube pan, lined
with waxed paper. Cover tightly.
Chill Q days before slicing. Keep
in cool place. Makes "a lbs.