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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WILSON BLvD.--5-rm. bldg. Vacant.
BEULAH Go1S, IA. 2-56S2.
SILVER SPRING. s23e oeorsis ave-
commercial; 2nd d. has 3 suites Of
Offices with pvt. bath for each; lust
aeaeGorated req a MT. Walker. Tu. S-So22
i.1 ,,It. l'ta ea.s.I,. ST NySsroom v: ,;;:ns one.
available SIS mo. FRED A. SMITH
CO., lll3 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24S9.
227 10th ST. N.W.-Long-term lease
may be held for. this l.s00 So. IT..
on st.ect ieve., "a block from Doc.
49, .-ss4,l.s4., sutvaS.e Ar most aay
enterprise requiring transient neigh.
porhoou. Ayallalle today. tREU A.
SM4Tn e. lll3 l7tn st. NV.
WILL LEAsl. building Of over 20.0oo
So. ~, a neayy nreproot builaing,
downtown Washington; very reason.
able. B; A. GAssATI, 222s Wilson
sisis SSs az. GA XVI xTE "a o-essa; 40
stsiled ST. srks 1851 aaa traps a'Feaay in
I4th NEAR PARK RD.. s46a l4th st.
n.w.-Entire first floor: ONCE and
living quarters. RA. 6-203b. ---23
BETHESDA CORNER, 1901 George
town rd..-Lot 75x115. Phone
OWNER. OIL. 2-2s23, or agent. Sr.
APPROx. e.so0-sQ. FIT. cinder block
bldg, near Fairfax, just of Arl.
blvd; suitable for research. develop
ment or storage. For info, cali JE.
2-5323. Any reasonable offer con.
2sis GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Co. ner
Reasonable rent ST. 3-6094 -l9
FOR RENT IN n. .ARL.-Over 10000
So. it. surfaced. approx. 225-ft.
frontage; 3 driyeways. all area well
stucco, gas heat. dble. wash racks
under aluminium canopy: easily ar
range to slit any type business. one
of Arl.'s best locations for any pusiS
ness, bet. Key and Memorial BIidgess
blvd, across street from new Arl.
Towers AIT, adiac. y,s;p.o. Bids:
SPRINGFIELD, vA.--Space In sll-
purpose bldg. In prime central los
sasISe seKIaar1EIp sHsh RrznFY nifs co ccSoslAfli IL
ORGANIZATIONS gsGaaSNSii - Attrsc. 4-story
mod; bldg; 35 rms, lge; usable bsnt.
pTyxcHan lS25 lSth st. n,,;;,,l ny; Pc. , ,S.1iSS;
viii build for resp6nsible tenant.
Present offices available. r. w.
MULLEN. XII. $500.
PROMINENT Sc. corner location, for
cleaners: barber; % etc; e. Ky. 49, aye. and q
p. WALSH, INC. SIS 11th st. NV.
n sT. N.E.-Nr. End: about 5000
SO. IT,: 2 washrooms. heat and wa.
ter furn.: $500 mo. A. M. ROTH
CO.. RE. 1880.
21st AND x N.W.--Lab.. once Or
store close to @. w. Hospital. win
rent ! or 2 floors. M. s.4634.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
One story storeroom measuring ap-
APPLY
The Wash. Loan & Trust
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
"Sleeper''

Modern 5-rrn. brick rambler: sep.
din. rm., spac. eQuipped, kit: full
bsmt.; conv. to schools, churches
Only $4,000. CT or FHA. Easy
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-e300 TIL o
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lNvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

APARTMENT BUILDING desired in
NV. on a trade basis. NO. T-1349.
HAVE CLIENT for all types of prop
erty. Call MILTON r. RUPERT,
ISL 18th ST. NV. DI. 7-5015;
ewes. EN-. 3-5407.
APT HOUSES: up TO-
100 units needed for one of our
exceedine 500, 600. Also need sew
eral smaller ant. bldgs. For an ex-
pedient and advantageous deal
please call our office beginning Mon
day.
]. A. McKEEVER Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. $4,000
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COLORED
Apt house, best NV. section: 1S uni S,
kitchen and bath; low rents: always
fully occupied; close to shopping and
downtown transportation; can be
purchased for low price or approx.
times the annual income. Please
call weekdays,
j. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-SS0O.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

THIS is NOT for Pea-shooters.
$4,000 buildable so. IT,, excellent
commercial in bethesda, adjoining
public parking. Ewes. and Sun: Mr..
RdSkyii91nsIs2 54It S9i o. 1880 ia ooo $40 - -
commercial land. with 2s.500 So:
f., additional for parking. small
bldgs. on premises. income about
$500 ,Se m month; IaeSS Eyes; o%a Sun Mr. nsIS tah
CoGNfRY STORE and attractiv.
home, including stock and fixtures.
Immed; pOss. JAMES =. MAHoNEY.
s5siNEss HSi aHsslP lPPaopERrY-7b.1oMl.ig Mig L..
ssISs sIys lca ssllS Zoo Church ss H. srlas:sn ssEss
Fails Church. rented $i50 per mo.
RUNYON & PRICE, l1b Mary ST.,
JE: 2-2500. Eve. JE. 2-4350.
KENNEDY ST. N.W.-1st commercial
- I'm 'qlsaH; ;sfzi; .rS fas sDss st. Wa NV
FAILS EH s-eaIg eHgRcH-1oo BY 200 feet,
sSS SUel.iRE. ahas 81 r. 274ss1 eomm.r- 81.
A Choice LoT~46xS3o, next to
new shopping center. Priced most
reasonably. and other commercial
lots and acreage in the Wheaton
Glenmont area, See the pioneer
developer IN this area Tor the pest
in touch with E. S. PRICE 81 CO..
ssItimors bivd.: rait rs It. deep; = pera aa
IsS5iy nsa ieS ieSei :yc5 nonea c9mmercial; $S9,,
BRos BBERT WIN ap eAS Sessno sers' 6o"EfsS
Mr. G5fb ann Z SEAI,ev ,ot y,
5000 So. IT,; sewer and water in: a: !:
RE 77sao a. M. RUTH Co.
VaT,TrAII1 ror ao~,oo o. a.
ave Thnics i ioca ,sn,, sS%AATo Z; y. on "a,
Of wheaton Sn nsxt Saor ~ to sns s,,n nessi III
co. Extends back to paved alley
nn9 Prlce9 LOT aulck safe. y. D.
g W Cnd COMMEpTTAT
ana .ns ? .ts. Approx. 10000 g.
section. ovner viii sell i ali iaOmns1Th or psrt
Available. I cal Mr. McGarthyl wo
6-5226, with
WOODWARD & NORRIS
723 Goth st. Realtors RE. 7-66eb
~(Op 1890 :, :,
GOS)D HIlPE I'D. S. IL.
ITyo-story. semidet bIdr- zoned 1st
cnn,m st AZ orr ss .'mee. ~ ~
s,,,t ~ AsI sn n: ,s,a [ as 9mces OF
. alrm ios at tS dS IusieSs. Sas Sn9 1n nI. nhs
Rear offers lge; parking area. Priced
GREEN. sT 3.oiea1 az 1.a1ea'
-; : :; : : :. =.
I700 FIT ON NO HWY
-
one nt., Hae soutn Oh ,Aiexanoriai 70
atean ssctsie 81 sssate' lne neirs nave
Ai sirabls iSnd. H. iSst II M sonth Sfs os nf hleS- e
andria: this choice piece Of land is
sulIeo lor motei, Nas station, restau-
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YOU'RE
SWIMMING

With the tide when you
get q, opportgnity such Is this
triple-couch-size living room
with stone fireplace, unusual
LATTICE picture window. The
kitchen, in size and equipment
offered, will please every
woman. Private rear screened
porch. 3 large bedrooms. 2
very modern vanity-type baths.
complete recreation room with
fireplace, 2-car garage; 5 min.
from Chain Bridge. Be first
TO see this luxury home today.
Call ia, 10000.
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HOUSES 10 BulLn

HOLIDAY HOMES-Pre-fab, S2. aes
erected. With utils. S5l)(l down. az
mo. DON MANTz, JU. 9-5652.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OPEN Q TO Z
VALUE

A deliRhtfui new home, on 4 large
wooded lot; 22-ft. liy. rm., lee,
din. rm.. modern kit, h bath on
1st A.; upstairs, bright and
CHEEKY bedrms. and bath; finished
recF; rscf;or rIn.. screened perch; An ex-
tions: Over Memorial Bridge, fol-
low signs out Columbia pike past
Baileys Crossroads about Q miles
TO Lakewood dr., right to Birch
wood rd.. left to our open sign.
WALTER r. REYNOLDS CO.
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S APIS. S BATHS

5 APIS, 5 BATHS
1lth St. sc; near E. Capitol st,-Fur-
income quoted about $4,000 a year.
Nice condition. all rented. oil heat;
easy to manage, $4,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 7-5l4O
SHOPPING CENTER NV"
5 stores, in modern brick and stone,
shopping center location in popular
NV. section with annual income
OF over $4,000 per year. Tenants
pay all cleo, gas and water. Priced
cail GEORGE WESLEY. La. s-o5ai si.
FOR COLORED-Home and income;
2 very nice apis. and finished bsmt.
with bath; now used by owner: ali
units have pvt. entrances. Has to be
seen to- pc appreciated; small up
keep; So. 900 down. ia. 9-5566
ooLSREp Or wiaIiITiE-HoME A,.D
INCOME--Not q. converted Job. but
frances, 1st floor. 8 rms, kirchen,
bath rented for $50; Ind a.. 4
rms: kitchen. bath. Vacant. Garage,
fellow help pay for 1t. Near 18th
and Park I'd. NV. Gail NJ. B.
Weaver. Wo. 6-4944. MARsHALL
J, WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
CoIoREB@isee BLKA MoNRoE-e
apts.; brick; $4,400 income yearly.
Price. under 6 times income; terms.
JAMES CARR. Elk. 3-7400; AID. A.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES apt. !:
brick. 4 apts.; bed-liy. rm., din.
rm., kit, bath, scr. porch; income
from 3 apis. S240. plus owners apt.
Price $4,000 with $4,000 cash.
RE. 7-2137. Ii. 4-7265. 19'
Md. ave. ne, big house, 3 baths, 6
kitchens, furn.: income about $500
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EXCELLENT BUYS
HOME AND INCOME
NV, location; 8 complete and separate
apts.; 8 kits, 8 baths, newly deco
rated; 2 apts. completely furnished;
conN. to schools, transp. and shops.
of 2 modern 2-bedrm., I/r., kit.
dinette and bath apts.; each has sep.
htg. plant and sep. entr,
JOLLES & SENNETT co.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
OPEN SUNDAY
NOON TIL DARK

5 ) + -
bedrni. California redwood ramhler
on sI-acre tree -sti,1tiea lot Tbis
rambler is an aSchitsct,s area,s. : araS
super equipped throushout; long
SUPER highwsvl oniv min,,fes fss.ins ~ .eml ~
tason and D. q Has inciosed h brepze-
way with attached garsge and 5
HOLLYWOOD type patios. New school
for the children. 4 quaiified al
needs little cash and total nav
sSI1tsv Hsnss about S2;s 500 month; ss 70 reach:
238 to Braddock I'd n iSH isft IN s pradl ~
dock I'd and fniioI siers ~ ~ pran rrssr
erty. w piop-
bunsaioS M iiv nai0is rm WITH tShrmi ffeDIace DLace
rms. bsth so,1innnd kitcb.n klsS 2 an Peg,
doorr' dSr' f fnae bSneu bedrS a Eitcnea. 5sa Ha Hmaln
Beautiful Screened norrh ~ t,tch.o,n,'
A treed and landscaned lot thaf
defies description. 70 reach. From,
to PennHyIvan;,s nyECn; Wess ey. on S5roaa Ss553 ST.
rennssisanla ave. .
and dalea iean n1se a1r 81 WIN large family
S1.l. GI slpnrovsi; 81, 4 bsdrms,. liy. I'M. with
no cash; mo. payments 1S annrnx sel se1 u
10 reach: Route 5ll mast Seven Soy.
nsrs ns. !, to to- Annandale rd.. left On
I'd d ana n,,r .ui mn e ME sia 70 uoutnier
4. c,o,e-,n .r,,n.t.n. $50. 80
bier g. i immasalass condition, f Iiv.
arate din rm IrsIlsee. ma5ern Isa n1actr SEP
porch. lovely Garden fencaS SC
fun basement sho,iid al for bc,,ii bIii
Sl2,51lf)' CuaIi}isS nosds os sDoue ~
cash down Schnni across lfrsof HreoS ing NO
at corner. Waikinr d;sta Enrf Srf
Myer. Located af aoIn s+b bsost y.
in Ashton Heichts oViV ~ I'm ~.
- 'sss'
u ri n1Ie nrI Gjardens. Just on Glebe
CoioniaI. liv IN ruHe st srneafm. prlck
h:: has.msnas easpipped Kitchen, beautiful
storm saonno windoSWs SiarsSe; EQUIPPED aluminium
I-ton air conSitioner pr;ns5 eso1, ~,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
.HQMEYo

Brick. 8 bedrms.. din. rm., kit. and
with permanent stairs. Bsmt. COM
tains recr. rrn. finished In cedar
with lots of wall and fixed under
seat storage space. laundry rm.,
worlroom and bath. Det. garage.
Lee % hwy to Nottinsham iDIu st.. Sss01s; iefs on
N. Nottingham to N. 2Ist st., right
to open sign. Open I to g..
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f YOU ARE INTERESTED

Colonial antique brick, 6 rms, 1
acre of ground, fruit trees and fully
landscaped. VA approved at $24,-
on Walter Reed dr., left on 8 18th
St. to 1908 and open sign.
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S13.95O

Assume large GI loan on neat. clean
2-bedrm. brick home. Permanent
stairs to almost finished 2nd floor.
Plenty Of shrubs, fruit and shade
trees, and outside fireplace. Direc-
2 Corners on Route so, turn right
on Westmoreland st. to Oak ave.
and left to open sign. Open, 1-6.
Evening star., 1954-09-19

APPLY
The Wash. Loan & Trust
Rental Dept.
900 r st. NV. MA. S-S440.
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ASKING ONLY $29, 500

Directions: Lee hwy. to N. Glebe rd..
turn north on Glebe to Bind st.
and right 3 doors to 4728 and
open sign. Open, 1-6.
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PROPERTY WANTFD

STORE WANTED. approx. 5000 81.
IT,. Il possible. with living quarter:
location not too important: Tor iRin&
manufacturing. Ii. 7-4231. %
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IF YOU LIKE CALIFORNIA
THEN THIS IS YOUR HOME

See this 2-bedroom. full basement
with lovely recreation room: in q
storage space. Schools. shopping
and bus service near. FILA terms;
$4,000. Open, 1-6. Directions
Arl. Blvd. past z Corners on Route
so to Wayne rd.. left and immedi-
ately right on Manor I'd. to open
sign.
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BRICK, 65.ft. rancher. with center
Ing soft. living dining room com
with PRIVATE BATHT Equipped
kitchen includes separate BUILT
~ hrca'fast area. Gas hot water
Lacli d garsgel living ROOM PIC.
TGRE WINDOW WITH PRIVATE
FOREST vIEWr, A good deal HI
So 90. with OPEN TERMS and
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION II quail
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s2ss wilson Blyd. IA. $4,000
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BRANCH DRIVEN

1VS bN
$500 Branch Ave. Sc. (Md. Rte. 81
RE. 6-6666
Tonight Only. ROBERT TAYLOR
and DEBORAH KERR in "OUO
HAp1s IN HE in pANfEib Ifshi stq a1H Eny +ssfie +ssb
at 1:05 Only. Cartoon. Children
Free and Free Candy to Kiddies.
Drive Out Pa. Ave Sc. From Sousa
Bridge or Out Suitland Pkwy. From
So Capitol Bridge. Right on Branch
Fri Sat. Walt Disney's "ROBIN
HOOD and DENVER d RIO
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Wounded Youth,
Bullet Near Heart,
Walks to Hospital
BY the Associated Press

HARTFORD. Conn. April Is.
John j. Calabrese. II, of
Canton, who hitch-hiked and
walked IA miles to st. Francis
Hospital here with a bullet
lodged above his heart, was re-
ported today to be in fine"
condition.
The accident occurred Tuesday
when a % rifle discharged when
he dropped it on his way to hunt
crows. Young Calabrese stuffed
his handkerchief over the wound,
took the rifle back to the house
and talked with his mother, but
did not tell her about the
accident.
He explained later that he
didn't want to worry her."
Doctors found that the bullet
had splintered a bone.
State Policeman Lawrence
Secor said the youth walked to
a highway to thumb" ride to
Hartford, but previously had
stopped at a gas station, where
he worked part time. for a pack
of cigarettes. He walked the last
few blocks to the hospital.
His only worry today seemed
| to be that the accident might
interfere with his plans to enlist
in the Air Force in about three
! weeks.
Evening star., 1954-04-15

ously that Mr.. and Mrs. Nowow-
iejski, Assembly of God workers,
had been among those beaten.
The confederation report said
the incident occurred March %
near SogamoSo. Boyaca depart
ment. 1t gave this account:
The Nowowiejskis were threat
ened and insulted by some Is
persons after holding Sunday
afternoon service at the farm
home of Felix Chaparro. The
missionary couple were shot at
three times as they drove off in
their car.
The attackers then returned to
the Chaparro home, threatening
Colombians who had attended
the service. Mrs. Chaparro. who
was pregnant, was knocked down,
kicked and beaten and the house
was looted.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Point System Wins
Driver operation,
Traffic Aide Reports

The Districts new driver
point system for traffic viola
tions is helping to win co-opera-
ton of motorists in obeying the
law a District official reported
today.
Mrs. Mary A. Silver, super
visor of the driver improvement
section of the Districts Depart
ment of Vehicles and Traffic,
said the department revoked
1922 driver permits and sus-
pended 1,120 permits during the
last year-the first the point
system has been in operation.
But the system, Mrs. Silver
said, "has helped in many cases
to win the cooperation of the
driver and to impress him with
his responsibility as the operator
OF motor vehicle"
Where motorists formerly
thought / terms of dollars in
relation TO traffic fines. she
added, "they now think in terms
of points"
There are now 5O,816 master
card files under the point sys-
tenn, plus about 1000 more files
OF financial responsibility cases.
the sections annual report said.
The District listed 87,646 reports
OF moving violations during the
year and sent warning letters
to Il .425 motorists, Mrs. Silver
reported.
Nine appeals from the deci-
sions of the traffic departments
were made during the year and
all nine were denied.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
MT. VERNON OPEN AIR

Rte. I. South Of Alex. so. s-S1e2.
Tonight Through Sat. Open at 900.
IRooPER,S ALAN IApp. II 81 Eos. 1870: 1850
Plus as Jungle Jim" $50. Color
Cartoon. Kiddies Free Bring Them
70 Our New Miracle Fairyland,
Everything Is Free! Fun for ALI
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Cor Strikes Girl, 6,
Near l4th and Upshur

Six-year-old Sandra Anderson,
daughter of Worth E. Anderson.
4l20 Fourteenth street NV, was
reported in satisfactory condi-
ton today at Children's Hos
pital after an automobile acci-
dent in which she was injured
yesterday while running across
Upshur street in the 14OO block
NV.
She suffered a broken left leg.
The driver of the car which hit
her was not charged. He was
Albert M. Veitch, So, of 5607
Chillum Heights drive, Chillum
heights, Md, a driver for South
ern Diaries.
Evening star., 1954-04-15

same procedure with another
bondsman last week, but had
voluntarily returned to jail be-
cause II have strong reason to
believe that something may hap
pen to me and I don't want to
take any chances"
Miss Mihailova, unemployed,
is accused of leaving San Fran
cisco against the orders of the
Attorney General while the I'M
migration Service was trying to
find a country to which to ship
her.
Accused of Red Sympathy.
She had been ordered deported
because of Communist sympathy,
the immigration Service said.
When arrested last week, Miss
Mihailova told the press she had
been a $1,000-a-month Russian
agent. a line of work she said
she entered when she was 16
and the mistress of Communist
editor in the Orient. She is a
White Russian, born in Shang-
hal, she said.
Her new attorney, James j.
Laughlin, today cautioned her to
make no statement to the press.
II want to protect her rights.
Her liberty and future is at
stake" he said.
TOO much was said last
week." he declared.
Miss Mihailova said she had
had "too much publicity. Cheap
publicity, I call it. I don't want
it,"
Not So Last Week.
This was a new attitude for
the round-faced woman, who
talked willingly and long to re-
porters and posed unabashedly
for photographers when out on
bail the first time.
She appeared this morning for
arraignment before United
States Commissioner Cyril S.
Lawrence, wearing a brown dress
and a mink stole. Mr.. Laughlin
asked for and got a two-week
continuance so he could study
the case. The hearing is sched-
uled again for April 28 at 10 am.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Mission Couple InsuIfed,
Fired Upon in Colombia
BY the Associated Press

BOGOTA. Colombia. April Is.
Two Protestant missionaries.
the Rev. and Mrs. Warren
ODell Nowowiejski of Salem.
Greg, were insulted and threat
ened recently by a group of is
persons who later shot at their
car, Colombia's Evangelical Con-
federations says. The confedera-
ton said three Colombian fellow
worshippers were beaten and
kicked.
The Associated Press in dis
patch April 8 reported errone-
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"ABOVE AND BEYOND"-RObert Taylor Hiroshima.
GAN AMERICAN PARIS"-Frst only Academy Award
winning musical.
BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES"-Warm in
postwar world.
FROM HERE TO ETERNITY"-The eight way Academy
Award winner.
"HAMLET'-SuperbIy filmed by Sir Olivier.
"MOGAMBO"-Ava Gardner and Clark Gable Africa
"QUO VADIS"-Technicolor spectacle in ancient Rome
"ROMAN HOLIDAY"-Audrey Hepburn scntiates froic-
princess.
"STALAG 1T'-WiIiam Holden in German POW camp.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
School Choruses to Sing

The advanced and beginning
choruses at Montgomery Blair
High School were scheduled to
perform for the student body to-
day in the schools annual Easter
assembly.
Evening star., 1954-04-15
DRIVEN THEATERS

Arc DRIVEN 7loo Indion Heed
Hwy. 10. 7-2555
Family Showplace Of the Southeast"
Miles From d. c. Line. Follow South
CapltOl st. Sc. a Direct Route to
ABC. Children Under I2 Yrs. FREE.
Open Nightly $50 PM.
Family Night. Attraction Show.
ROBERT TAYLOR, ELEANOR PARK
Err ABOVE AND BEYOND" at ZOO
and 1880 PM. Also Timely. Terrific
HOT ROD" at 9:35 Only.
FREE. Whistling Jets to All
Evening star., 1954-04-15
Self Styled Russian Spy Gets
New Lawyer, Shuns Publicity

Ludmilla Sergeevna Mihailova,
24-year-old self pronounced Rus
sian spy, was out of Jail again
today, equipped with a new law
yer and a sudden disdain for
publicity.
Miss Mihailova, a platinum
blond, posted $1,000 bond last
night at police headquarters
through a bondsman, and was
released.
She had gone through the
Evening star., 1954-04-15
FREE. Whistling Jets to All
Riddles Tonight.
AIRPORT
Arlington
q --sloo

AIRP0RT Arlington.
~ e q @-8I00
m Q G A NJ B o" Color, CLARK
GABLE. AVA GARDNER, at 1:O5
and 1910; Plus MAN IN THE
DARK" EDMOND O'BRIEN. at S:2o.
Gartoon; Located in Arlington on
y Route /. just over the l4th
Evening star., 1954-04-15

Doors Open 5:45 PM. Feature at 8,
7:5e: 9:5s Pm. NATURES HALF
ACRE" at 1925. a:24 PM. Free Park
ing at Wilkerson'S Parking Lot, 1929
Wisconsin avenue NV.
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SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

On Indian Head Hwy. via s. Capitol
st. Bridge, 61s Miles From u. c. Line,
On the Right. Children Under ne
Admitted Free.
Never Before Filmed. WHEN
WORLDS COLLIDE (Technicolorl.
at S:54: JUNE ALLYSON. VAN
JOHNSON. REMAINS TO BE SEEN"
at 7:05, 1920.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

THE Nations top All Club
L members, 1900 strong, will be
honored delegates to the 33rd
National All Congress in Chi
cago, November 2S- December 2,
1854. The delegates-mostly farm
boys and girls-will come from
the 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii and
Puerto Rico, and will represent
more than 2 million members.
Most of the all-expense trips to
Congress for the state, sectional
and national winners are provided
through the National Committee
on Boys and Girls Club Work,
citizens group which has been
helping Al work 33 years.
In 1854, record year, the Com
mittee spent $1,000,000 to help
the Cooperative Extension Service
further the influence and member
ship of the All Club program.
Grants from private sources are
used for merit awards such as
trips, medals, scholarships, saw
ings bonds and leader training.
Among the corporations and
foundations providing grants are
disclaimers, American Forest
Products Industries, Carnation
Co, Chicago Board of Trade,
Coats and Clark, Inc, Cudahy
Packing, Elgin Watch Co., Ford
Motor Co. and Ford Tractor and
Implement Division, General Mo-
tors, Hercules Powder, Interna-
tional Harvester, Kellogg Co.,
Kelvinator, Kerr Glass, Massey
Harris, Montgomery Ward, Agri-
cultural Chemicals Division of
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corpo-
ration, Sears Roebuck Founda-
ton, Simplicity Pattern, Stand
ard Brands, Toni Co., United
States Rubber, Westinghouse Ed
ucational Foundation, and VIM.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

Wrigley Jr. Co. and Gene Autry.
Railroads cooperating include
Burlington, Illinois Central,
North Western, Rock Island,
Milwaukee, and Santa Fe.
Nine oil companies collaborate
in the program, including Ameri-
can Oil, General Petroleum, Pan
Am Southern, Pure Oil, Standard
Oil Foundation, Inc. (Chicago),
Standard Oil Co. (Kentucky), The
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), Stano-
lind Oil and Gas Co. and Utah
Oil Refining Co.
Individual donors include The
President of the United States,
Mrs. Charles r. Walgreen, Thom-
as E. Wilson, Edward Foss Will
son, and Conrad Hilton.
"a modern farmer, to be sue
cessful, must be an economist,
engineer, mechanic, chemist, BIZ
ologist, as well as a practical
person with love of the soil and
growing plants and animals"
points out G. l.. Noble, director
of the National C m m t e.
Likewise, today's homemaker
must be a nutritionist, interior
decorator, textile specialist, hor-
ticulturist, and an operating en-
gineer if her home is to be mod
ern and efficient, and her family
healthy, happy and we'll dressed.
Al Club members, by training
in agriculture and homemaking,
are ready to engage in a practical
and profitable farm and home life.
"Too, each All Club is tiny
democracy, and club members,
trained in the operation of the
club, are potentially our most
solid citizens of the future. For
these reasons, All is receiving
widespread support from many
organizations and civic leaders"
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1954-10-14

the scouts.
Rally Day exercises were
held at the United church on
October 10. The program was
as follows: Into My Heart"
sung by the Sunday school
How do you do?" by Bennett
Radar, Growing Tall" by AL
vim Rhodes, Il Pledge" by
Judy SWontek, Patricia Schikow
ski, and Gayle Hale, Putting
the letters In" by Craig Crum-
backer, Phillis Skvorob and
Joy Sykora, Morning Pray
er" by Martha Brown, Faith
er We Thank Thee" by the be-