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MOTEIS

MOTELS
We have for sale large group Of
fine motels in varying sizes and
price ranges on leading. national
of Maryland and Virginia and some
are close to the Nations Capital with
its more than four million tourists
annually: Among these excellent
courts are:
,wsSs About Il miles from WsshinstSp
completed owners quarters OF five
rooms; price. $4,000; small down
.. About 65 miles from Washington;
twenty-four units; fifteen baths
(some are family combinations) /;
close to restaurant: masonry; price,
3. About 80 miles from Washington,
in Virginia. A beautiful luxury court
Of twelve units. twelve baths and
owners quarters: well established;
price, under 100000; reasonable
down payment and balance in one
4: In Maryland; practically new
luxury motel; near permanent mill
tary establishment: masonry; twenty
Tour units and managers apartment:
about $35. 900 cash required and
balance in one long term trust.
5; Maryland. on transcontinental
apartment; telephone in every room
earnings are about one fourth Of
price Of S35o.O00: substantial cash
6. Near the Nations Capital. This
was show place of small motel
design when built in 1852 Ten
units with tiled baths, excellent
owners quarters; earnings were
$4,000 last year and climbing
rapidly: 100000 cash required.
For further information about these
and other high earning properties,
please call.
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
1889 WISCONSIN AVE.
EN-. 2-4232 OR OIL 2-5S67
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
DETACHED COLONIAL
SIG 000

II you are interested In buying a
home and. not buying finance. we
recommend this as the best buy in
Northwest D. C.; 8 large rooms, 2
porches. Ia baths. full daylight
basement, inclosed rear yard. trees
and shrubbery and Scar garage.
Located / block from Ga. ave. and
Decatur st. Substantial down pay
ment.
JOHN H. O'BRIEN
Ii. 1884, TU. 2-3422. 10. S-64l2
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FURNITURE STORE. Silver Sprins
Area-Established 5 years Informa'
tion Hi 3-5Sg4 -23
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PRICE REDUCED
CANGp META n m

tx. 3-41l3 JU. 5.SO66
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BUNGALOWS-NEW
Brick Cape Gods

SAMPLE OPEN SUNDAY l-6
I6 WALNUT ST. NV.
Three bedrms., ga baths. full din.
rm., lge. kit. 1st-h. bedrm. and
bath. Bsmt arranged for rec. rm.
Trades, terms arranged. Directions:
Drive out 5th St. turn right at
Cedar st. to Eastern ave. right at
Walnut st.. to open house. Ewes.
RA. 3-6552
AUERBACH & CO., DI. 7-65o1
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$500 DOWN
til and E Capitol-6 apts., 3h
baths: $3.50 mo. income plus own
ers apt.
$3.50 DOWN
9TH and Mass. n4W.-3 aptS., .
sleeping rms. Rent. S63, $500 mo-
income plus owners apt. Call Mrs.
Phillips.
CAMPANELLA a. CO.
EA. 3-4113. Ewes. LU. l-1S06.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

HOME SITE-Big future; nr. new
dual W.-B. Pkwy.; $3.50 down. S35
mo-; trees, city water, ideal for
azaleas. Bung allow, nearby Md. for
ClearWater. Fla. sec: mr., Glenn Pale
RYON CO. RA. 3-6I46.
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BETHESDA: . SALEABLE
HOUSES-u 3-bedroom Co.
lonial, Sl6.950 with low down
payment. (2) 2-bedroom
rambler with modest cash
down for immediate sale.
Both homes in Immaculate
condition. beautifully deco
rated For details please call
Mrs. Ballif, WO. 6-13Sl.
WALKER a. DUNLOP, INC,
Realtors. uptown once. EN-.
2-61l5. 90
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INEZ CUSHARD. REALToR
1889 WISCONSIN AVE.
EN-. 2-4232 OR OIL. 2-5S67
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CHEVY CHASE

Ideal location; 3 full-sized bed
rooms. . tile baths, large living
FSPsse. P Should be seen to be sp-
preciated Priced under $4,000.
Call Mr. etrawbridee. DI, 7-6s30
(eVenings. ia. 2-7039). THOMAS
J. FISHER g. CO.. INC. Realtors.
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VA APPROvED-S7oO down: i'm
maculate 2-bedroom rambler with
expandable attic; all-electric kitch-
en-; beautiful level lot with fenced
in rear yard; $4,000. CARL NJ.
FREEMAN REALTY. INC. OIL.
NOTHING LIKE TT FOR Two
Masterpiece Of fine quality in the
exclusive Country Club area of
Bradley blvd: only TWO bedrms.
bur both are twin size and each mas
a lovely private bath; huge hv-din
rm. combination. immense tile-foor
screened porch with built-in char
coal grill: beautiful big kit. with
elec range, refer.. dishwaSher, dis
pusal, clothes washer and dryer;
diversified attached garage; perfectly
Eorseous level lot. You will And i
almost irresistible. S"9. 100. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-14l1; ewes, OIL.
WALKING DISTANCE TO 20. and
st. MichaeIs in Silver Spg.; 4-bed-
room brick home with slate roof. H2-
story design with fireplace. oulit-in
garage. living porch. in neighbor-
hood Of nice homes; 81 ;95o; on very
Realtors, JU. 5-6i11. Open ewes.
CLOSE IN SILVER SPRING, $4,000
-2-bedrm. BUNGALOW; lv. ,rm. with
firepl.. sep. din. rm., bedrms. and
bath. Bsmt.. built-in garaEe; Gas
h.-wh. ! blk. OF Ga. ave. MODERN
REALTY CO.. INC. e409 Ca. ave.
Ju. 1880. Open ewes. I'll
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BUY FROM OWNER
So. 500 CASH DOWN. will buy nicely
furn home with income of approx.
$500 per mo-: stays rented; NV.
section: transp " blk. Co-operate
with brokers. MRS. CARL. HO. 2
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WEST HYATTSVILLE
Sis
HA. 2-7234
WHEAT0N HEIGHTS

3 bedrms full basement. in Settled
Shopping and transp.: 500 per mo-:
caIl Mr. Covill. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO.. 923 18th st. NV. Re
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1902 F ST.

SEAT PLEASANT. MD.
1-yr. old semidet. brick: 3 bedrms.;
extra large liv. rm.. large dinette ana
kit. comb; utility rm.; mod; oath'
gas heat refgr., garbage dlSpoSal.
No objections to children; 500 per
mo TO responsible party. u. -
1871. ewes. after ; pm. call Ii
:J-aI6S NJ. E. SMITH, INC. II
COLORED-5-RM. SEMIDET. brick;
full bSmt.; gas heat DAB Central
ave. Sc $3.50 EX. 3-:}40O 10
COLORED-222 10th ST. SEE
rms and bsmt.. VACANT. Furnished
or unfurnished; SllO mo. Ii. 7-g3''
or LA CASH.. IL
COLORED sth AND FARRAGUT
N.W.-Brick corner. s rms, baths
huilt-in garage; reas., AID. 2-0'4
COLoRED-i-RoOM HOUSE for sac
or rent. Sc. section; SO down. D.
per mo- Call Ii. 4-52S6 after u PEI
CoLoRED-6 BEDRMs.. living room,
kit. bath, $50 mo. 1l5 Z ST. NV"
RE $500. II
COLORED-3OO BLK. 18th ST. NE.
Has 3 apis. Live in and rent :.
Furn. or rnfurn. Will sell with
small pymt or rent and let rentals
apply on down pymt. Excel: oppor.
for reliable party. LA. o-5o3l.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

COLORED-? RMS. kitchen, incloSed
porch; share with l person. RA. b.
o.OO -
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|Us. OPPORTUNITIES lcons., F,

SERVICE STATION in the heart Of
Falls Church. va.-Excellent loca-
handles AZ AMRRfcAs SHsln iafeest seinG hnS
Rasoline. Cell XII. S-S007. -21
DELICATESSEN. corner upper Ga.
ave-; 5-yr. lease: clean stock and
fixtures: beer and wine; small down
payment; no brokers. RA. 3-2117.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Conn. Ave. Area-$37,500

GEORGETOWN'S BEST BUY
For a small amount Of cash. you can
have this property. now arranged
as 9 separate attractive apis. Each
has . spacious rms, modern bath
and kitchen. also full bsmt.. garden
and garage. Live in / apt. for
nothing. and rent the other. Ex-
elusive with
CHATEL, DE. 2-1137
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BETHESDA

DE HEDDA
Owner has bought another home.
must sell this week end. Beaut.. mod.
home. In most respects better-than-
new-houSe conditions. featuring ist
Il. powder room. screened porch %
II. dining and living room combina.
tion, center hall, kitchen: lovely
Level yard, beautifully planted. trees,
roses, shrubbery; three bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor: big basement:
] "a blocks to bus: short walking
Naval Hospital Reduced to Sis.D5U
with large first trust Open Fri,
Sat. and Sun. from 10 am. to dark.
9507 NOVEL; dr.. out Old George
town ro.,. left on Windgate ave,
straight ahead to Melvern, right on
sign. Cali owner. OIL. 4-2i63. or
our broker. MR.. RODECKER. EN-.
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NEW-2-FAMILY

Live in one, and let your tenant
8 rms. and bath. the other 5 rms
and bath. Conv. located for Naval
Research Laboratory. Boiling Field
and Naval Air Station in an excel
rental territory. Phone now 10.
7-Ss37, or 10 1922. until 9
TIM PPTTT
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BETHESDA

Within walking distance NH; new e.
bedrm.. 2-bath. brick Cape Cod
complete. elec. kit. din. rm with
French doors. opening to 20-ft. scr.
porch; quiet shaded street; $24.150;
excel. financing available
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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MICHIGAN PARK

FOR SALE OR RENT
526 EMERSON ST. NE.
eemidet., 5 rms, full bsmt.,, fenced
yard. mod kit orff TfIHF; sos ana mol maTS To
reach turn south of S. Oak. ave,
at Emerson.
STEUART BROS, INC.
1919 5th st. NV, oo.
DI 7-s695 DI. 1884
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COLORED
Woodbridge; Vacant

Detached: 6.rm: 2-6ath home in new
rm.. kit. with dishwasher and gar
bage disposal. Full basement. oil
h-w.h. Colonial front and incl.
rear porches. 140-ft. lot with det
garage. owner saws sell. Make US
an offer Ewes. call LU. 1-4671.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
SOS N. Capitol ST. MA. 5000
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LAKE BANCROFT

Beautiful Colonial home on the lake;
q bedrms, den, 2 baths. separate
dining rm.. lovely large kit. fuii
bsmt. garage; immaculate. Avail
RoMYE LAMBoRN. Realtor
or I1S5s6 OF. 4-S035
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UNDER $4,000

Centrally located in one Of the most
desirable residential sections, con-
venient- to schools. transportation.
shops. Lovely brick house; 5 bed
rooms, 3A baths, ground level,
paneled rec. rm.. maids rm. and
bath.
call Mrs. Mark. DE. 2-41o1; ewes,
MA. 7-331S.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth NV. DE. 2-4IO1.
Mr.. COOLIDGE H. S.
Lee: s-rm.: semidet. brick home,
hall. ltv. rm.. din. rm., den. equip.
kit. with table space: 2nd floor, 3
lge., bedrms: and equip. kit. tile
bath: full basement, u bath, oil
h.-w.h., built.in garage. For terms
or trade. call Mr.. (DobbS) Dobro-
wolski.
PRICE REDUCED
CAMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 3-41l3 JU. 5-S066
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CoLoRED-vACANT
ONLY $495 DOWN
ONLY SIS PER MONTH
Mod. semidet. brick. only 3 yrs. old !;
& rms. gas heat, tile bath. Mr..
Bennine and H sts. Priced right
ST 3-3657.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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oAKVTFW. NEAR MOL

OAKVIEW, NEAR MOL
Sparkling detached brick, 8 rms,
firepl.. scr. porch. $4,000 dn.. lge.
40 1st trust.
PECK COMPANY
1880 New Hampshire Ave HE. 4-6400
TAKoMA PARK, MD.
3-bedrm. Dutch Colonial. FHA and
VA approval. For information, call
Mr.. Carter, JU. 5-S664.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2005
WoODsIDE FOREST. SILVER sPG.
Immaculate det. brick Colonial. 3
bedrms., 2 baths, lst-fl. powder
room. Attached garage, spacious liv-
ing rm., separate din. rm.; bsmt.
Marry. TU. 2-3926.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-2on5
43 PHILADELPHIA AVE. TAX. PIX.
--Det. bricktex and shingle; 4 rms,
bath; full bsmt.; oil h.-w. heat.
NO MONEY DOWN
Reasonable Monthly Terms.
Call ME S-2@94: Ewes. TU. 20o97
FIRST OFFERING
Good NV. suburban location: excel
lent fireproof brick building, suit
able for private school. club, church
or educational purposes; located close
to District line and public trans
portation.
w. c, & A. N. MILLER
Development Co.
1850 Mass. Ave. EN-. 2-4464
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED ,cons.

ARLINGTON
. brand-new 3-bedrm. ram.
blerS, featuring: ultramodern
kitchens, with built-in electric
ranges and Eye-Level oven.
Full bSmt. with finished recre-
alton rooms. Available for
immediate occupancy. To in
Snorf call
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FIT FOR DIPLOMAT
SUITABLE FOR EMBASSY
OR TOWN HOUSE
4706 18th ST. NV.

ENGLISH STONE HOUSE
maids quarters. Allowance made for
decorating. Reasonable down pay
ment. Easy financing.
To inspect call Mr.. Mann. WA. =
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RETHESnA WYNGATE

NEAR NEW De CHANTEL CHURCH
bath on LIST floor; 2 bedrmS. and
bath on 2nd floor: large amount OF
storage and closet space; lee. living
rm.. separate dining rm; elec.
kitchen; bsmt. has complete maids
rm. and lavatory. SCI $50. Call OIL.
4-2120 tonight for appointment.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY, INC.
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OIL. Ash TILL o .
BETHESDA-S18 95O

BETHESDA-$18,950
White brick-and- frame Colonial
needs some redecorating; full din.
rm., screened porch, 3 bedrms., recr.
rm. with End fireplace, excellent
residential location and netghbor-
hood
WOODMOOR-$17,75O
Best Sill. Sprg buy. this red brick
Colonial; large liv. rm.. full familv-
size din rm., kit. 3 bedrms. fin
ished bsmt. with "a bath. garage.
tial area; walking distance public
and parochial schools. This home
in new-house condition. Priced far
below today's market.
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL. FOODS. once Open q Till o
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CAPITOL. HILL,

CAPITOL HILL
SO2 A st. s.e.-Brick dwelling, 2 COM
plete apartments: 1st f., 3 rms.
kit. bath: 2nd A.. 2 rms. kit.
bath: gas h.-w.h.: storm windows.
Property in excellent condition.
Price. S12,650. FREDERICK A..
BLUMER CO.. 617 Pa. ave. Sc,
IL 1-lOSS. -22
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CLOSE IN

REMoDELfNG OPPORTUNITY
6-rm. and bath house, adjoining
several beautifully remodeled houses.
vicinity St. Peters; spend a few
thousand on a $4,000 house and
nave a modern home with good
neighbors;o Call Mr.. Castonsuay'
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS
314 Penna. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-0O84
22OO BLOCK NAYLOR RID.
S-RM., 2-APT.. DET BRK. HOME
A truly distinctive home with an in
come 2nd-fl. apt with pvt. entr.;
5 very large rooms with bath. 1st
A.: reception hall. fireplace, front
porch. full bsmt. with shower bath;
close-in loc. A bargain. See this
and make an offer Mrs. Cox, LU. =
SI3e or ST. 3-736S, ATLAS RE
Atty co pa
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BETHESDA. MD.
DOLL HOUSE
1st-FLOOR BEDROOM
BETHESDA AREA
0315 ParkWOnd DIR

3-bedroom rambler only
3 years old Large level. fenced-in
yard; full bsmt Priced under 500
600. Open Sunday. to q or call
Mr.. Sherwin. MA. $500 or ewes.
EN- 3-7151. II. L, RUST co. --22
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in nearby Md. with parking lot:
for lease or sale. Priced for quick
.aIa rSDbk -.l
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SAVE TIME

Murphy & Smell Properties
1929 N. Nash IA. 5-7195
20
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TO the White House late last
night.
Close Inspection.
Under q cloudiess sky and d
bright sun which failed TO take
the sting out Of . sharp wind
and low temperature. Gen. Eisen.
hover remained more than III,
hour st the station. He literally
inspected 1t from top to bottom.
He trudged outside ii the fields
and walked inside several pens
and stalls.
For the most part he took it
In stride with marked serious
ness. He gave close attention and
asked what station officials de-
scribe as extremely intelligent"
questions. The only stampede
amid all the cattle was caused
by the rush Of reporters, photoG-
|raphers and ofiicials who accom-
panied the inspection.
He seemed 50 satisfied with
the ablishment and its efiicient
operation that he may have wor-
lried Secretary Benson. Gen
Eisenhower said with q grin thai
/, II he drops In again those re-
sponsible for the place would dc
well to keep the cattle out OF hi,
reach lest they lose some choice
specimens.
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cattle research station main-
tanned since 1919 it the historic
former Army renlount station on
lofty hills overlooking Front
Royal uses Angus. Hereford and
Shorthorn beef cattle for re-
search and breeding purposes.
Children Cheer.
Except 1t tiny Hume. Va. feH
townspeopIe lor motorists along
the route seemed aware that the
President was going By. At Hume,
white children at one school and
Negro pupils 1T another lined
the road and cheered as be
passed.
Near Hume. Cen. Eisenhower
stopped briefly at Fairfield Farm,
owned BY j. willard Marriott
Of Washington. operator Of Z
restaurant chain. He changed
into khaki trousers and tan
windbreaker jacket with q parka
hood He wore q brown fedora
hat and left the jacket vel
open at the throat. He never
theless remarked that he had
not worn so much cIothing since
he went duck hunting.
After inspecting the cattle re-
search station. he returned to
the Marriott farm and was joined
later by Mrs. Eisenhower. They
had dinner there and drove back
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Mendes France Asks
Large Majority on
Paris Pact Approval
sy n. Asseeiussd Press

PARIS, Dec. 22-Premier
Pierre Mendes-France called on
the National Assembly today to
approve the Paris accords by o
large majority, saying Q feeble
Endorsement might have the
same disadvantages as rejection.
He interrupted q critical
speech by former Defense Min
lister Jules Moch IN this third
day Of q four-day debate to press
for ratification Of the agree
ments which would free and re-
arm West Germany In the West
ern defense lineup.
Mr.. Moch, o Socialist. had
contended German rearmament
may no longer be necessary in
view Of the development Of
atomic weapons. He advocated
further Big Four talks and said
1t might be less dangerous to
hopes for peace to turn down the
treaties than to try to set up
negotiations after they are put
into effect.
Mr.. Mendes-France, who has
been laying back IN the debate.
took issue immediately. He de-
clared forcefully that the first
necessity Is for the West to
define its position clearly. He
said negotiations can be carried
on more fruitfully between the
East and West after the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization.
which the rearmed Germany
would join. is completely solidi-
fed.
II the Assembly refuses to
ratify the treaties, the Premier
warned. the idea Of four-power
talks may be ended forever. He
declared that any future nego-
tiations might be two-power or
three-power talks, with France
pushed aside as q major power.
even In NATO.
On the other hand, he said. by
approving the treaties, the AS
sembly can assure Frances posi-
tion in both the Atlantic Alliance
and in four-power meetings.
The premier recalled his ad-
dress before the United Nations
in New York November 20 in
which he urged prompt action
on an Austrian peace treaty and
suggested that a Big Four meet
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Eisenhower Briefed
On Cattle Research
Al Virginia Stallion
Bv Robert K. Walsh

A non-poIitical visit to . cattle
research station yesterday per-
mitted President Eisenhower to
store helpful hints On how
to run his own farm IN the
future and manage some Cow
ernment agencies now.
Most Of the 723 head of beet
cattle put on an expert and un-
ruined performance despite the
l5-degree cold at the station
operated near Front Royal, Va.
BY the Agriculture Depart
ment and the Virginia State
Experimental Service. The con-
dition Of the cattle and the
description Of the research
methods would have delighted
any one from q county fair chair
man to President of the United
States.
Gen. Eisenhower. accom-
panied BY Secretary Of Agricul-
ture Benson, left the White House
early in the afternoon and sped
at q clip sometimes estimated at
more than so miles an hour
along the highway that crosses
the Bull Run battlefield.
He may have been thinking Of
his farm on the Gettysburg
battlefield. He already has three
black Angus heifers there and
plans to add more. The beef
Evening star., 1954-12-22
Youth Killed ii Gunfighi
With Ohio State Police

WAUSEON. ohio. Dec. 22.-
state police said 4 is-year-oldi
Lansing tMich.) youth was sh0t
and killed today when he at
tempted to shoot it out with Of
ficers who stopped him ct q
roadblock near here. oficers
were searching for the slayer Of
q Michigan policeman.
The Ohio State Patrol said
papers on the. youth identiiied
him as Elmer Eugene Anderson.
used car lot employe at Lansing.
Michigan police said Anderson
was wanted for questioning tn
the fatal shooting last night OF
Policeman Ivan Wilson at Allen.
Mich.
Found In the youths car was
q bag of money and q police
mans .38 caliber revolver. ofii-
GERS here said. The amount Of
money found was not immedi-
ately made known.
Evening star., 1954-12-22

Paris accords seemed wary about
forcing a showdown prema-
turely.
The end Of the oratory, and
subsequent vote on the treaties.
is expected sometime tomorrow.
AS the hour of decision ap-
Evening star., 1954-12-22

ing might be held in May. He
said his government still sticks
to this view. but that any such
conference must be carefully pre-
pared through diplomatic chan
nels il it is to succeed.
Both friends and foes of the
Evening star., 1954-12-22
star stan Photo.

preached. many deputies seemed
more and more reluctant to take
q firm stand either for or against
the pacts.
, 1954-03-11

Blank forms will be distributed from the office Of the Income
Tax Division; howver, persons who are required to file re-
turns are urged to procure them from said office, ii they are
not received. The regulations provide that non-receipt Of
forms is no justification for failure to file returns.
The Income Tax Division Of th e~Department Of Finance
will be pleased to assist taxpayers in the accomplishment of
the income tax forms and to furnish any information request
ed about income tax matters.
, 1954-03-11
CARD Of THANKS

The relatives and friends Of
the late Louisa Neptune wish
to express their gratitude to.
al friends and acquaintance
for their manifestations Of af
and s,Eapsthy during
her illness and death.
, 1954-03-11

() wages subject to withholdings III excess Of $3.50
plus $500 for each exemption-for example, $500
iii the case Of a single individual with no depend
ents; $500 in the case Of a married couple with
one dependent; or
0) income from all other sources in excess Of 500
provided the total income is expected to amount
to $500 or more
, 1954-03-11
CONRAD
N O + CE


II IS hereby brought to Pub
lie Notice that RAY CAR
TON IS no longer associated
with me in any manner what
s0ever and sas no authority III
act for me in any capacity
whatever as agent, attorney,
or Otherwise express q inn
Piled, and has I'D right to
pledge my credit il any way
PHOEBE 81
, 1954-03-11
TIE RED CROSS DRIVE lls54)

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IS per cent Of all The money we raise IN St. Cfoix
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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-07-07
MuziGar Fedor kabaIin
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Fedor Kabalin dobio je ma
gradu Filharmonijskog orke-
stra u Louisville, Kentucky,
U.S.A., "a svoju kompoziciju
"Odrazi''. Nagradjeno djelo
&c biti izvedeno cetri puta
ma koncertima istog orkestra.
"Odrazi" SUI pisani "a po je-
dan drveni duvacki instru-
ment, trublju i tombon, 2
roga, udaraljke e izvadja-
ca), harfu, celestu gudace.
Pod kraj djela, koje traje 10
minuta, harfa i celesta "a
dobivaju vaznost obbligato
instrumental.
Kompozitor je zborovodja
najstarijeg hrvatskog pjevac-
kog drustva u Sjedinjenim
Drzavama, a po svoj prilici
Il ma americkom kontinentu,
''Zore" u Chicago nastav-
mix muzike ma Vojnoj aka
demiji u Park Ridge. Porijek-
lom je IL Novog Vinodola u
Hrvatskom Primorju. Studi-
rao je ma muzickoj skoli eli
sinski" i Drzavnom konzer-
vatoriju u Zagrebu (klavir
Kumar, Lorkovic; kompozici-
ia: Grgosevic; kontrapunkt
F. Dugan ST.; dirigiranje
Lhotka), Muzickoj akademi-
j u Beogradu (kompozicija
Milojevic; dirigiranje: Vuk-
dragovic;; Instrumental j a :
Hristic), a diplomirao je ma
drzavnoj muzickoj akademiji
u Becu, odsjek "a dirigira-
ME. Bio je djakom Clemensa
Kraussa ma dirigentskom te-
caju "a usavrsavanje ma "Mo-
zarteumu" II Salzb1rp1l.
Prize svog dolaska u Sic
dinjene Drzave pred cetiri
godine, zivio je u glavnom
gradu Chile Santiago (Juz-
ma Amerika), gdje je djelo-
vac kao nastavnik zboro-
vodja. Napisao je takodjer
popratnu muziku "a cilenski
film "Ukleti klanac" diri-
girao njenim snimanjem ma
zvucnu vrpcu, te dirigirao ci-
lenskim simfonijskim orke-
strom u Santiago kao COST.