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Evening star., 1954-05-21
AUToMoBlLEs EoR SALE

DODGE 1850 4-dr. sedan radio
heater and nuid-drive; Jet black
immaculate throughout. Only S795
LEE d. BUTLER, INC, 112l 2lst
st. NV. DI. 7-O11O.
DODGE '51 4-dr. Madowbrook; r. and
b., seat covers; beautiful gray I'M
ish.. A real buy at $s95. OK. war
ranty. WISSINGER CHEVROLET
GO. seven Corners. Falls Church
DODGE 80 Corcnet club coupe: q
Terms. car No. s9s-A. MoNRoE
FORD. 1897 East-West hwy, Sill.
Spg;, Nd. Open evenings till 8. JU.
DODGE '53 club coupe; r. and h.,
seat covers; Q clean, top-quality car;
weekend special. $1.299; written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS, SO1O
r. ]. ave. me-, DE. 2-6302.
DODGE 80 Meadowbrook sedan; r.
and h., turn signals, seat covers;
shiny black finish; an extra-clean
car; $775; written guar. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3O1O r. ]. ave. me-. DE.
DODGE 1s47 club coupe; beautiful
"RoPER." 18th and r. /. ave. ne. .
DODGE 194e 4-dr.: lisht green. new
covers, r., h.. fine motor. S295. SIS
dn.. SEQ mo. RE. 7-5675. al
DODGE 1853 Diplomat hardtop; blue
finish. fully equipped. low mileage.
one owner. excellent; S179.5O. so
day written warranty, low rate d.
nancing.. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
CO., 1241 9th st. ne. Gust on Fla.
ave. Ii 3-5555. Open SO. -21 :.
DODGE 53 Diplomat hardtop; Red
tOns spos vs model with s'FsinS 1TS
trans. r.. and h. tinted glass. SIGNALS
and WV. tires; same rs new cond.;
original cost. $3,365, our price, 81, Il
895. Bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
DODGE 80 4-dr. sedan; =. and h..
immac.. 1-ovner car, low MI; trade
or terms sos On; on good credit:
DODGE al S-dr. sedan; has ,54 b. C.
inspection sticker. real good transp.
for $l95. NO money down on sp,
BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc. -2l
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DODGE '53 club coupe; r. and h.,
seat covers; clean. top-quality car:
weekend special; & $l,2SS; written 2
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS. SOlO
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DODGE 80 Coronet club coupe: q
Terms. Car No. 393-A. MONROE
FORD, 1897 East-West hwy, Sill.
Spg., Md. Open evenings till 8. JU.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVY. AS 5-pass. cpe.; fully equip. !;
beaut. cond.; runs perfectly; S4S5.

CHEVY. as 5-pass. cpe.; fully equip. !;
6ssot. cond.; runs perfectly; S4S5.
CHEv. '53 So Bel Air sedan: 2-tone
blue; T: and h.; showroom cond.;
at ST .645. ERWIN FORD CO., Fair
fax. Va. JE. 4-2s63. CIR. S-1330.
CHEW. '62 sstyleline de luxe 2-door
sedan; 2-tone blue and gray; equip
with =. and h.. S1.295. ARCADE
PONTIAC. .1437 Irving st. NV. AID.
$500; Go-so also 346O 14th st. NV.
CHEv?: ~ d. luxe s-dr.; r. and h.;
beaut. blue metallic; clean through
out. Only $595; cash. trade or
terms; 30-dsy guar. BOWMAN MO-
TORS. 1880 Ga. ave-" IA. $4,000.
CHEW. "a Bel Air 4-dr. sedan; 2
miles: 2-tone paint. factory equip.
list approx. So 100, will take 81. 500.
MA: s-sS7s DAYTIME. XII. s-6s54
cHkYsLER 1884 hOus. cars; most
bank-rate financing. WHEELER,
INC. Chrysler, Plymouth. Imperial
Dealer. 4SO0 Wisconsin NV. EN-.
$4,000. o to o; sat.-sun.. IL to 9.
CHRYsLER 1851 de luxe windsor;
10000 NIL; wife and children are
Joining q. g. A. F. oficer at over
seas station; best reas. offer. OIL.
cHR1siER cTlsSsf. .5s windsor; MEs privst.
sT5sF sY5sS. li5st oRt sssss e!Ss tiDt0D egg eS5d;
CHRYSLER 1851 Windsor 4-dr. de
luxe: fully equipped; low mi. one
owner. power steering; $3.50: 80
nsncing; COLONIAL OLDSMoBILE
Co.. 1241 9th st. ne. Dust on Fla.
aveD Ii. 3-5555. Open 90. al
CHRYSLER 1851 convertible. very
clean. r. and h. auto. Transmission,
MEhsoRN lsasnse DMoToRs sfh and siD aa
ave., Silver Spring. Md, JU. 9-4502.
194e windsor 4-dr.; r.
anc h.: very clean; $595. 10; 2
cHRYsLER 1s4e windsor 4-dr. Sc
dan: radio and heater: very clean;
INC; 5120 Wisconsin ave. NV. Ho.
CHRYsIER 1850 windsor 4-dr. Sc
Immaculate. % U ana BARGAIN. n $50 SsSb eGzets H. 3:
LEARY Jr. & BRO, INC, 5I2O Wis
consin ave. n w.. no. 2-6O12. 90
CHRYSLER '52 Windsor sed.; 7. and
h., auto. trans, seat GOV. sun visor,
beaut. black fln.;. immac / owner;
specially priced at SI,489. WHEEL
ER, INC, Chrysier- Plymouth imper.
ial Dealer. 1900 Wis. NV, EN-. g.
470S. 8 to 8, Sat.-Sun. It'll 6
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1881 Victoria: 2-tone erav
and blue finish. r. and h.. Forao.
matte, WV. tires. A real steal Al
the ridiculous price Of SSs5. Chariis
Macke. RELIABLE MOTORS. ioi
T. x ave. ne. Ma. S-557I. Open
FORD so 'eS Custom tsSnaSysj v.s Tudor; T1s fa,,,
equipped. T. and h.; chance to PICK
uD real bargain. Needs q little
work; Only 1895 fun price. FRANK
SMALL. Jr.. INC. 1855 Good Hope
IA. Sc. --21
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DE SOTO 1946 4-dr.: original tan
finish. fully, eauipped, low mi. one
owner. good condition: S295. 30
day written warranty. low-rate A.
nancing. COLONIAL OLDSMOBILE
CO. 1241 9Th st. ne. Gust on
Fla. ave.. Ii. 3-5555. Open go.
DE SOTO 1854 club coupe; equipped |;
company driven. low mileage; new
car title. warranty and financing;
$2,295. MARYLAND MOTORS. INC,
Rockville, Nd. OIL. 4-65O0. Open
evenings. -23
DE SOTO 1881 Custom 4-dr. sedan;
auto. shift, r.. h.. 19,O00 actual
miles; owner; beaut. emerald
green nm. immac. inter. Car absol.
same as brand-new in every way.
Take car to your mechanic for appr.
$1,195. BELL MOTORS, 6O10 Wis
ave. WO. $4,000. -23
DE SOTO 81 custom 4-door sedan;
delightful Marole gray finish with
contrasting custom lounge, blue in
tsricr. set on BY white;wall tires.
Tip-Toe-Matic drive, de luxe radio,
heater. defroster. turn signals and
back-up lights: only 10000 miles
by l owner and reflects the finest
Of care, positively spotless inside
and out. Sale priced at only ST.
145. OI,MSTEAD MOTOR CO., N.
Virginia's Largest Oldsmobile Dealer,
1000 Wilson blvd, Arl.; ia. 7-6400.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
TRUCKS FOR SALE lcont.l

WILLYs JEEP towing truck with lift
i;g crane, well balanced. SS44os
P66lNiFrIEC P6lSirI ES; no 80 sedan DEL: yS Hydra.
drive; $685.. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES, Studebaker, 1904 Hampden
aps Ssthssaa az sd.S oil SdsGo dsS.ry .xcs
SAILS, Studebaker. 49o4 Hampden
FORD rs VS. ih tom. 8 wheel. long
whseIbase, stake body; looks. ike
new inside and out, never hauled
heavy load: completely gone over
end ready for immediate use; . real
bargain: S675. FRANK SMALL, JR.,
1875 Good Hope rd. s.e.. LU. 4-570O.
DODGE 194S panel. In unusually good
condition, has new rear end and
brakes. will sell cheap to dispose of
this surplus trucks at once. STEWART
BAINUM Co.. To. 2-0105. .-25
FORD 194S cab over engine; 1h-ton
fatbed; excel. cond.: will sell cheap
to dispose Of this surplus truck at
once. STEWART BAINUM CO., TU.
0.0l0H -26
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Zoning Law Delay
Urged in Montgomery

Moves to put off adoption of a
proposed temporary zoning ordi-
nance for upper Montgomery
County are gaining impetus with
the help of six Republican can
didates for the County Council.
The candidates, in a joint
statement issued yesterday
through David Scull, urge post
ponement of action on the pro-
posed new regulation. Similar
views were voiced at public
hearing before the County Coun-
Gil Thursday by the Landowners
Association of Upper Montgom-
cry County. All Republican cam
didates except Louis A. Gravelle,
an incumbent, Joined in the
statement.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Mckay 10 Talk al Dinner
Of Marketing Executives

Secretary of the Interior Nc
Kay will speak at a dinner fol-
lowing the annual all-day meet
ing of business and Government
marketing men Thursday at the
Mayf1oWer Hotel.
The Washington chapter of
the American Marketing Asso-
citation sponsors the meeting.
Among business leaders on the
program will be Virgil D. Reed,
vice president of j. Walter
Thompson Co.: Ralph j. Wat
kins, director of research for
DUN Bradstreet, Inc: Wal
ter Reitz. executive controller of
the Hecht Co., and Burton Bow
man, vice president of the HUI
ron Milling Co. ia
Marion B. Folsom, Undersec-
retary Of the Treasurer, will
address the luncheon meeting
on how the new tax program
will affect marketing. Morning
and afternoon panel discussions
will be held.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

The luncheon WIN be held in the
headquarters Of the American
Association for University Wom-
en-, 1884 I street NV.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - DR..
Dale Yoder. director Of the UNI
versity of Minnesota's industrial
relations center. will be the
speaker at the seasons first din
ner of the Society for Personnel
Administration, $3.50 pm. Tues
day at the YWCA. He will speak
on Principles of Manpower
Utilization" -. Twenty en-
ployes at the Naval Research
Laboratory received outstanding
performance ratings. They are
Thelma w. Aiken. William D.
Bailey. Doris A. Baster. Ralph
A. Carpenter, Robert M. Conlyn,
Edward e. Eggleston, Harold M.
Forkois, Robert j. Ginther. Jo-
seph A. Grand, Aubrey B. Har-
tung, Clifford c. Klick, Donald
S. Pittman, Warren II. Ramey,
Donald G. Scorgie, Guy II. Sea-
yer, jr.; Albert E. Showalter.
Hershel L. Smith, jr.; Ella A.
league. Ralph A. Tobin and
Thomas r. Walsh. The fol-
lowing employees Of General
Services Administrations build
ings management division, re-
gion 3, have received cash
awards for meritorious sugges-
tions: Ruper @. Painter, Ferdi-
nand Beckert. George M. Bladen
and Alphonso B. Dean. The
Marine Corps has given superior
accomplishment salary step in
creases to Eleanor T. Archsav-
age, Betty j. Day, Edna M.
Smith. Vernelle G. Jones, Mar
tina ]. Sheffey. Winona D.
Daugherty. Marion c. Sprick,
William J. Miller and Charles
E. Reid. Beneficial suggestion
awards went to Edna A. Brill.
Carolyn w. Marshall, Esther D.
Colbert. Melanie A. Shereb,
Bruce r. Barnhart. Ann K.
Berkemeyer, Iona F. White, FL
bert H. Duncan, Wilbert T. San
ner, Rita M. Callahan and
George E. Miller. Richard
j. Kuhn, a Veterans Admins
tration document analyst, has
been awarded $1,000 for his in
vention of an electronic magic
eye" which helps the Govern
ment unmask fraudulent docu-
ments. The device enables the
Government to check papers for
erasures, alterations and oblit-
erations. . Stanley M. Levy,
a Justice Department attorney,
is a candidate for the Mont
gomery County Board of Edu-
cation. The Air Force Aero
nautical Chart and Information
Center needs clerk-typists, pho
tographers and photographer
aides. The jobs require status
and are temporary. Apply to
Midway Hall, Twenty-fourth
street and Oklahoma avenue
NE, from Sis am. to noon.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Spurkmun and Duff
In Madrid on Tour
BY The Associated Press

MADRID. Spain, Sept. 25.-
Senator Sparkman. Democrat, of
Alabama and Senator Duff. Re-
publican. of Pennsylvania, ar
rived here today to investigate
construction Of bases for United
States armed forces.
Senator Duff flew in from
Paris. Senator Sparkman ar
rived by automobile from Italy.
Both were accompanied by their
wives. They are to attend
brief1ngs by 1t. Gen. August
Kissner, chief of the Joint United
States Military group, and United
States Ambassador James G.
Dunn.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

national network.
The awards will be made to
10 Government career employees
who have rendered outstanding
service. To qualify, employees
must have been in the Govern
ment for at least 10 years. The
employees selected will be in the
lower and middle salary eche-
Ions in Government as well as
the top.
Complete details will be an
nounced by the co-sponsors
shortly. Various agencies al
ready have submitted the names
of candidates for the awards and
others are expected to do so
shortly.
officials of the league, which
is composed of some of the coun-
try's top industrialists, educators
and civic leaders, are delighted
over the arrangement with Look
Magazine.
They feel these annual awards
will do much to improve the
prestige of the Federal service
and to encourage Government
workers. They feel the national
publicity resulting from the
awards will do much to acquaint
the public with the high calioer
of Federal employees.
The officials hope the annual
awards program may be broad
ened in the years ahead, with a
greater number of employees
being honored each year. Prizes
to be given the winners will be
announced shortly.
Since the opening program
this year was set up at virtually
the last minute, the number of
employees who will be considered
for the awards will necessarily be
smaller than in future years. It's
expected that starting next year
agencies and employees will be
given sufficient notice to qualify.
The leagues address is 40 East
Fortieth street, New York City.
MEETING-Robert johnson,
chief counsel of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, will discuss
the committees plans at a lunch
con meeting of the National Cap
ital Chapter of the Civil Service
Assembly at noon Wednesday.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Maryland and Virginia
News i'm Brief
News in Brief
Prince Georges Platform

Prince Georges County Demo-
Gratis unveiled a platform yester-
day blasting the Republicans for
"a continuous record of broken
promises" The D m ocr a ts
pledged a program of arter-
ial road construction, improved
health and police services and a
legislative Investigation of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Suspended BaiIiff
Accused Of Freeing
Another Prisoner

A second charge Of prison
breach for Illegally releasing a
prisoner was lodged by police
yesterday against Delma john
son. 81. a suspended Municipal
Court bailiff.
Police said the case involved
the arrest. on August "a. of Bur-
ton Gaines Anderson, %, colored.
Of 2121 X street NV, for driv-
ing without a permit.
Anderson told Detective Sergts.
Murray Kutner and Herbert G.
Young he had given $50 to John
son, also colored, while he was
In the cell block awaiting trans
portation to the District Jail for
inability to pay q $50 fine.
Overhears Phone Call.
The convicted driver said the
bailiff overheard him using the
cellblock phone to call his sister
in an effort to get the money.
He stated that johnson told
him mot to worry" That he
would pay the fine, then drive
Anderson to his sisters home so
Anderson could pickup the $50
to repay him.
This was done. Anderson said.
Upon payment of the $50, john
son gave him a receipt for the
money, Anderson told police.
The receipt was turned over to
police, Sergt. Kutner said. He
added that johnson admitted
the transaction following his re-
arrest yesterday afternoon.
Suspended Earlier.
Bailiff johnson had been
suspended earlier accused of
releasing Ernest Toller, 81, COL
ored. Of the 1900 block of Della
ware avenue S.W., convicted OF
driving on a revoked permit.
Toller said he paid johnson
$50 to let him out of the cell
block. He said he had been
sentenced to serve 80 days.
johnson was released on 81, ,OO0
bail In the Toller case. An addi-
tional $4,000 bond was set yes
terday in the Anderson case.
Meanwhile. Municipal Court
clerks are checking their records
In an effort to discover If any
other such cases exist.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Ryan Blasts Hyde

Edward j. Ryan, Democratic
candidate for Congress from
Maryland's Sixth District. in a
fighting speech yesterday accused
his Republican opponent. Rep
resentative Hyde, of double
talk"
Mr.. Ryan denounced his oppo-
nent for his recent stands on
"McCarthyism" and attacked
his voting record during the last
two years. Mr.. Ryan, a Frostburg
attorney, spoke before 500 per-
sons at a barbecue in Gathers
burg, sponsored by the Young
Democrats of Montgomery Coun-
tV.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Truman to Be Honored
At Kunsos City Dinner
by The Asseeiossd Press

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 25.-Six
hundred persons will be invited
to q $100-a-plate dinner here
November 6 In honor Of former
President Truman.
The proceeds will go into the
fund for the Truman Library to
be built in Independence, Mo.
II. Roe Bartle. general chair
man of the dinner. said the
event would be non-political.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
AnnondoIe Celebration

Traffic was jarnmed around
the Fairfax County community
Of Annandale yesterday for the
fourth Annandale Celebration.
The day-long event included
a baby contest, parade, dog show,
ground breaking for the new
community center. and talks by
the opposing congressional can
didates from nearby Virginia,
Representative Broyhill, Repub-
lican, and John C. Webb, the
Democratic nominee.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Some
cloudiness today but mostly
sunny and not quite as warm
with high about 80. Tomorrow
partly cloudy and warm.
Maryland - Some cloudiness
today but not quite as warm with
high 1872. Tomorrow partly
cloudy and warm.
Virginia-Some cloudiness and
warm today with high 1896. To-
morrow partly cloudy and con-
tiT1ued warm.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Adelaide Johnson,
District ScuIptress,
1903 Years Old Today

Adelaide johnson, Washing
tons noted sculptress. win cele-
brate her 108th birthday today.
as she has for years. by laying a
wreath on her statue Of her
"blessed three" at the Capitol.
"A monument by a woman to
women, the statue In the Capitol's
crypt is of Americas great
women's rights pioneers, Susan
3. Anthony. Lucretia Mott and
Elizabeth Stanton Cady. It was
nNt there In 1921.
yesterday, Mrs. johnson sat
among the flowers and birthday
cards in her scu1pture-filled
hbme at 126 c street NE, re-
cslling the days when she fought
alongside other leaders in the
battle for women's suffrage.
That's been a long time now"
she says. Women have won
their rights in this country and
now the men had better start
looking to theirs"
Tell the little girls to be good,
great and kind" she said, "and
they'll be all right"
Wears Party Dress.
She fingered the long white
cord adorning her party dress.
Each year for Aler birthday she
gets out the black taffeta gown
with velvet collar, cuffs and but
tons and the white cashmere
robe with white satin frogs. She
designed both herself.
Mrs. johnson has lived with
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Keebler, since her old
studio at $50 Maryland avenue
NE, was sold for taxes in 1947.
She continued to rent the studio
and kept it full of her papers
and sculptures until she lost it
entirely last year when she
couldn't pay the rent.
Her face-f1rmer and smoother
than one would believe possible
in a person Of her age-is sur
mounted by a coil of gray hair
that once swept magniflcently to
the ground.
Her eyes are younger still.
They look puzzled only when she
Is asked for the secret of her age
who's old?" she says-and
sparkle with delight at a gal
liant invitation 20 the waltz.
She has been in a wheelckair
for years, but can walk with
some ones support.
Takes Two Maps a Day.
Above her chair in the crowded
living room. lined with her
sculptures of women, a bust Of
her by Mr.. Keebler and paint
ings by women artists she knows,
is an ornate, leaf-decorated cab
met she carved many years ago
out of amaranth wood from Asia.
Alone in the hall is marble
bust of Susan B. Anthony.
Mrs. Johnson-she was once
"hlissfully" married to an Eng
liShrnan IL years younger than
she who took her name after the
marriage-usually rises at $50
every morning. Sometimes, the
old habit of rising early to work
on her sculptures returns and
she wakes at 6 am.
She's for Adlai.
She takes two maps a day, re-
ceives visitors after 8 pm. and
has to be coaxed to bed at
II pm.
/ Cant we stay up just q little
longer?" she asks. Sometimes
she is allowed up later If a ia
vorite television show Is on.
Mrs. Keebler reads the news
papers to her every day, but
usually Mrs. johnson wants to
see the headlines for herself.
"A native of Plymouth. Ill. she
Is roofing for anyother Illinoisan
for President.
"I would like to see Adlai
Stevenson win," she says. II
think maybe he will"
Evening star., 1954-09-26

Wind2West to northwest 10
Is miles per hour.
Pollen count-26 grains per
cubic yard of air for "a hours
ending o am. yesterday.
Skyline Drive-Fair and mild.
(From u. 8. Engineers).
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and slightly muddy at Great Falls:
Shenandoah clear ct Harpers Ferry.
tReadings Washington National Airport.)
Yesterday Pct To-day Pct.
Noon 53 Midnight - -
5 pm. 63 8 am. - -
SPIN. - 40 10 am. -. -
Evening star., 1954-09-26

lie a n Policy
Comm / t t e e.
will be one Of
t h e speakers
at this years
e Y e n t. A
pro m / n mt
Denloc r a tic
Senator. to be
named later.
also will be q
speaker.
Negotiations
are now being
made to have
the event tel
euiSnd on a
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Sofety ToIks
= Fuirfux Visits
{ Listed by Mansfield

I. .lnspeetor Dick Mansfield. director
Of The stor's School Sofety Presrom,
will give his sofety eholk talks at the
following schools in Feirfox end
Prince Georges Counties this week:
Foirfox County.
Tomorrow-HolIin Holl Elementary
School. 10 ON.
Tuesday - WoodIown EIementery
School, 10 am.
Wednesdoy-comeron Elementary
School. 10 am.
Thursdoy-Mount EoeIe Elementary
School, 10 ON
Prince Georges County.
Fridoy-St Jerome's Poroehiol,
HyottsviIle, 10 ON.
Evening star., 1954-09-26
Federal Spotlight
Annual Award Program Set Up
For Outstanding u. S.EmpIoyes
By Joseph YOUNG

The nonparisan National Civil Service mag
azne will annual awards outstanding
career employees
The first annual held month probably
in Chicago The
which time the will e*-----
Evening star., 1954-09-26

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 103. on July 81.
Lowest, ID, on January %.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
High, SO, at 4:3O pm.
Low. b, at 400 am.
Evening star., 1954-09-26

Senator Ferguson Of Michigan,
chairman of the Senate Repub-
Evening star., 1954-09-26

This edition also contains
This Week Magazine OF 40
pages, q 10-pnge comic section
and 36 pages OF .rotogrGvure.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-12
360 CHILDREN SEE TWO SHOWINGS OF RED CROSS MOVIE SATURDAY

Attendance at the Junior Red Cross movie Saturday afternoon totaled 36O, according to Mrs. w. F. Brown, representing the man. agers and employees of the the ter, by whose courtesy the movie was made free to school children.
 Because of the overflow crowd, it was necessary to show the pie ture twice. Each child was given candy and chewing gum as a gift from the Northern Commercial Comany.
 Children were asked to earn at least a penny each this week to contribute to the Junior Red cross enrolment campaign Mon day after Easter.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-12
AWAIT NEW BAKERY PLANS

Ernie Gustafson, of the North Star Bakery, who has been in the states working on plans for the new bakery, returned Friday and stated that he wished to ex- press appreciation to his friends for their support in the recent City election although he was not here.
 Gustafson said that he is now awaiting plans for the new build ing and will have something more definite in a week or two as to the type of building which will be constructed.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-12
Berqamaschi Infant Dies

Bessie Bergamaschi, infant child of Mir. and Mrs. James Bergamaschi, passed away yes terday after a short illness.
The Nome nugget., 1954-04-12
CARD OF THANKS

Thank you for your confidence in me as expressed by your vote I will do my best 10 merit ii.
 Rita Harper
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

Presbyterian Church. Baltimore.
A foreign missions committee
report, approved by the dele
gates, declared "the church
must play a major role" in the
theological battle now going on.
It urged that more mission
aries and more funds "be given
to the struggle"
The statement also called on
members to familiarize them
selves concerning the situation
in Colombia as regards Roman
Catholic intolerance and perse-
cution of the Evangelical minor
ity."
A budget of $5,957 for 1855
an increase Of nearly $500 over
the one for this year-was voted
by the delegates.
The Baltimore Synod has 100
Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.,
congregations in the District.
Maryland and Delaware, and
81, lot members.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25
cap Plans 10 Spend
SIS Million in D. {.

Directors of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co.. yester-
day approved expenditure of
$2,618,O00 for improvement of
telephone facilities in the Dis
trict of Columbia.
The additional amount raised
the total approved for new con-
struction so far this year to
$9,O21 900.