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Evening star., 1955-07-03
Colored-see for yoIurselfi I

7is HAMifToN sT. NV;
equality plus beauty" Absolutely
immaculate. Most convenient q
desirable locale. Impressive g rrli.
row brick. All rms. are delightful.
Modern throughout. In addition
there is q recreation nm. ". kit: 4
powder rm., storm doors and win
dows, gar, yard, porches. See me
personally for the amazinely LOW
foW f6JSE MO. 10y pAY%T' p1wS Yoa'fl paYT' ,ust 4
love It," See for yourseIfi W. 3.
REALTY. IA. 9-0S94, RE. 7-0676.
COL LoRED-CoRNER BRICK -
Petworthm IL section n, nr; g Gs. owNr,, Sys;i 2
No agents. RA. 6-03e4. 3
CoLoRED-14th AND MERIDIAN
Immaculate cO-ft. brick. Colonial
front porch; 8 large rms, Ia
baths. full bsmt.; oil h,-w.h.
ELLIS KOSSOW. REALToR
ST. 3-4415 ia. 9-S749
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FIRST SECTION
NV. HOMES
[848 Delafield Place NV.

5Fo DeId1leIU Place N. W
1895 down; vacant. move
right In; true corner semide-
tached 7-foom brick home,
corner Of 9th and Deiafieid
pl. NV. / block on Georgia
ave and shopping: beauti-
fully landscaped corner lot;
modern kitchen, heated den
on irst door. 8 spacious bed
rooms. modern bath. full dry
SaiItnis SSaiiIs9snt; s.rss.. nss @: xdns.;f1i n;shi
buy; many extras: reason
ably priced.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Def. BRICK RAMBLER
This lovely home, priced to sell fast
at only S23,500. contains. 3 bed.
rooms. bath, full bsmt.. wall-to-wall
trss. TO inspect, call Mr.. New
man, RA. 3-O14O,
Louis RUDDEN Elk. 3.B7O7
Evening star., 1955-07-03
All 18th ST. NV.

Vacant; 1000 down: spa
cious 22-ft. brick home: 4
natural bedrooms, side-hall
vestibult. spacious living
room. banuuet-siZe dining
room, modern kitchen. mod
ern tiled bath, gas h.-w.h.,
full dry basement with front
entrance; garage. Reasonably
priced. Xxx.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
224 18th ST. NE,

Vacant; $1,000 down:
modern S-rm.. 2-family brick
home. arranged into 2 apart-
ments: side-hall plan, full
dry basement. gas h.-w.h..
metal garage: conv. located
near schools and buses. Bar
sain price.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
I519 Illinois Ave. NV.

fCIS IIIIlUlS Ave. N. w
$995 down; vacant: ideally
located near schools, buses
and st. Gabriefs: immaculate
S-rm. brick home, spick-and-
span, modern tiled bath. full
DRY basement. stone Earage;
lovely fenced rear yard.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
1928 18th ST. NV.

Spacious S-room brick
home; 4 large natural bed
rooms enormous living room
with fireplace. 2 baths on End
moor. full basement. gas h.
VIII; garage: concrete front
porch: near 2 bus lines,
schools and shopping. Low
down payment accepted.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
1887 Ingraham st. NV.

Vacant; walk into LUXURY:
semidetached S-room brick
home, center-hall plan: live
fireplace in spacious liv. fm.,
heated den on tist fioor. mod
ern equipped kit. A quality
home; garage; 4 natural bed
rooms: 2 full baths on second
fioor. including private bath
in master bedroom: screened
front porch; beautifully land
scsped lot: full dry basement;
2-car masonry garage. Many
other features. A home you'll
be uround to own.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
1900 9th ST. NV.

S795 down: vacant: true
corner Groom brick; corner
Sth and Bachanan: 2
poTch. sul SGnsssse sssss
landscaped. fenced-in corner
lot; modern kitchen. 12-cu.ft.
refrigerator: lovely corner
Handicapped grounds. Own
your own private Garden.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
1924 9th ST. NV.

Spacious 23-ft. semi
detached; 4 natural bed
rooms: all-brick home. spick-
and span; side-hall plan; Q
rear inclosed heated porches,
knotty pine den. full-length
knotty pine recreation rm.;
deep Handicapped lot: det. ga
rage. A home you'll be proud
to own.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Vacant; true corner g.
room brick home. near Mon
astery grounds: beautifully
Handicapped. prize winning
flower garden: side-hali plan,
live fireplace In living room,
den: 4 heated bedrms.. mod
ern bath: garage. One Of
lovliest corner homes offered
in Michigan Park: near
schools and buses; real value.
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RESTAURANT, BEER

on Gso.s 2: n; 81, VY:: s n ,,.. .:.ss sa
pront; Price. $4,000. Terms. Box
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Buneaiow. nearby Nd. Nice condi-
ton; vacant. 5 rooms. bath with
shower. finished attic, finished
hsnnt. with extra shower bath: large
rear yard. paved street; s92.50 mo.
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6020
Ewes. and Sum-. LA. 6-392S.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

WANTED-We can sell
your business or property quickly.
at q fair market value; list with us:
looks for our adds In tomorrow's .
Star. Have q safe and sane Fourth
Of July.
Lane Pastor, EX. 3-2555
Evening star., 1955-07-03

210 11th ST. S.W.
Large corner property. newly re.
rms. and 2 baths: reasonable tc
responsible party.
GOSS REALTY co.
a144 K st. NV. MA. s-1353
Evening star., 1955-07-03

FOR RENT-Large, detached home,
In the heart Of Silver Spring: nearly
acre Of ground; s rooms, 9 baths,
oil heat. Garage. Newly decorated
Rent, $3.50 to responsible party.
r w THTTpM
Evening star., 1955-07-03

Long Est. Rooming House Broker
1910 Vermont Ave-, RE. 7-5140
Evening star., 1955-07-03
SHEPHERD PARK

541C1 I1I1CD 111tIA
Near Walter Reed-Large semide-
tached brick home Containing 4
bedrooms, 2 tile baths; large
equipped kitchen: built-in garage:
OIL h.-w.h.; rear porches: nice lot.
$145 mo. rent. 1925 18th st. NV;
evenings and Sunday call OIL. g.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
9l5 11th st: NV. DI. 7-7557
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5000 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
3OO3 FRANKLIN ST. NE.

0UUO + ES<A4NEAL1IN y i. NE
Spacious 4-bedrm. Cape
Cod: Q bedrms. and full bath
on 1st nr., modern kitchen.
modern bath. large fireplace
IN living room. wide screened
porches; extra deep rear
yard.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

BELOW ALEXANDRIA
& bedrn1s., 2 baths: full bsmt.: large
lot: Near Mt. Vernon High SCHOOL,:
S12b per mo-, or will rent with
option to buy. LEGATO REALTY
CORP. JE 2-7901. "A
OR 2 FAMILY BRICK. 1882 4th
st. ne. Vacant. rooms. rec. rm..
covered front porch; redec. through
out: S115 mo. on lease.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1915 oUEsADA ST. NV.
Attractive 4-bedroom. 2-bath de-
tached home with first-fioor IL
equipped kitchen, maids room and
bath. Available July 10. S225 per
OPEN SUNDAY, 1 It'll 8 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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SECOND SECTION
NE. HOMES
41O1 18th ST. NE.

PLEASE CLIP THE sNpLER "TRIP
Evening star., 1955-07-03
OUTSTANDING
MONEY-MAKER
SANDWICH SHOP
rrY TNArrccrAy

Only 1900 down, business 81, 200
weekly; will net man and wife
Evening star., 1955-07-03
ms, $500 DOWN

MT. PLEASANT, rent SOS. incom,
5000, plus owners apt, elab. furn.,
sl,wsayS s,sSS rented; rent, total price Onl,
1900 or CO. 5.s445.
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LIQUOR. REST,

Rent only S1OQ., .beaut. equip, s
Bring IN approx, s $500 % mtiy. ai,s Heavily yHy
stocked very busy shop, center.
only $4,000, terms, call c. j.
YOtJN6 RT a-1kO0
Evening star., 1955-06-26

to take vne world apart and
assemble it again." Then she
did Meet Me in st. Louis"
with Judy Garland.
"All my schooling was done
by private tutors at the MGM
studio school. My classmates
were Elizabeth Taylor. Butch
jenkins, Jane Powell-who was
then graduating-and many
others / made two pictures
with Eizabeth, but I never saw
her once during them. The
days T. was working she was
off, and the days she worked
I was of.
The person I most enjoyed
making pictures with was
Lionel Barrymore. He be-
came my best friend, adviser,
and educator. He used to
make me dolls and showered
me with presents. He gave
me a pin that had belonged
Evening star., 1955-06-26

to his grandmother. which
must have cost a fortune. It
was made of pearls and
sapphires, and to this day 1t is
my most valuable and priced
possessions
Edward Arnold was my
other close friend. I was five
when I made a picture with
him-Three Wise Fools in
which he played my father.
After the picture I didn't see
him for 10 years. Last month
I did a Climax television show
with him, and he played my
father again. His opening
words we're, My goodness, you
certainly have grown!"
I'll keep my fingers crossed
for little Maggie-in GLORY" !"
Her Hollywood future depends
on this picture.
(Relessed BY the NANA
Evening star., 1955-06-26
GRAHAM

Continued From Page Ell
q dog. He wanted the dog
for a part in a picture.
after that I applied for a
role in Journey for Margaret
eight different times, dressed
eight different ways, and they
never knew I was the same
girl. My mother finally found
out that it was a small English
girl they were looking for, so I
came the ninth time dressed
in pigtails and landed the
part"
Maggie was 5 years old at
that time and subsequently
landed a contract at MGM.
She then went on and did
Jane Eyre" with Orson
Welles. HE was genius even
then" Margaret recalls. HE
was always figuring out ways
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
THE EVENING STAR
1101 PA. AVE. NV.

SETTLEMENT CLERK--Haye open
ing for an experienced settlement
clerk-typist IN one of the worlds
largest Chevrolet dealers. bt5-day
week: compensation In accordance
with ability; group hospitaliza-
ton; modern air-cond, bldg. In the
heart Of Hyattsyiile. Apply in per-
sok caEvRoLET. s1io Bate ave.
SHOE sAIRssiRL, experienced, TOP
salary and commission. Apply man
aEer, S3Is Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
SODA GIRLS. daytime only. no sun
days. SERVICE PHARMACY. l7th
s aEia RafH iaiE once. -l near
ssss,r or ESssi Sasg week .5ss
experience not essential: salary
cnen: under IS preferred. TX. g.
sfEENoGRAPHER, legal: expsr. : not
necessary. Average shorthand, s
days. hrs. lsb. Downtown. s36.
s, Box lS 4 |. - star. III
for Temporary day assignments. Full
DAYS or afternoons No weekends.
sTENOGRAPHER, young lady, white.
to work Ia aforementioned once
6-day week. Apply 21l1 2 st. nv.
sTENoGRAPHER for motion picture
concern: .s3.4I5 . ". TO start: s.
dictation. a5 w.p.in. Or better. Al.
ply 2nd A., 1912 l4th SC. NV, or
call Ii. $4,000, Ext. $685. ri
exper. preferred; good shorthand.
fast tipping essential: eiec. type
writer's: cony. downtown iOc.. re-
plies confidential. Box SOFIA. Star.
lie
STENOG.--2O-35 for l-girl once:
opportunity for responsible party:
prefer. Virginia resident. TEACH
AIR INSTITUTE. Elk. 3-0063.
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hfLe-WcMEsa
WAITnKeaEh MPFRRNI

|MAiLMKgSEt. EzpERHNcEA
Mon. through Rri. Apply 61a 19f1
st. NV. TX. 3-e87l. liz
WAITRESS WANTED, experieneef
only. Apply Mrs. Buckler. OLD
EUROPE RE4TAURANT. z434 VIA
ave. NV, EN-. 2-76b0. 10
GIRL on WOMAN for new and -
teIesttng type Of work II doctofsa
once. ideal WORKING conditions.
Reply Box 375-A. star. --I0
LADY TO drive school ear, 7:30 Ia
Box 1925. D. c. iii
LADIES t10l--Intsfested IN part.
time Christmas work, Come 10
the .preyieM showing Of AVON gifts
ct the willard Hotel. Oct. 10 and
IL. q 2 pm, and 1880. p.m.. AK
y e. Ms Isl eEs Sss, Or can for Inter-
WOMEN twhite,, can charge Gus.
TONERS and secure new ones oi
leading department stores By tele.
phone 10 own home. Permanent
Box 66-V. Star. -io
and cashierinE and counferEorf:
$60-a-Wk. Job: Chance 20 learn
restaurant business. No sunday
or night. Pleasant working condo
tions. Apply 0HOLLiG COLONIAL
CAFETERIA. 1899 Conn. ave. See
UNUSUAL WOMAN. 70 work 70 your
neighhorhood, earn SIS VIZ. IN un-
crowded deld; net canvasstng: leads
furnished. No experience necessary
but education and good personality
essential. OF. z-6063. 20
AvON'E CHRISTMAs CATALOG Ct
gifts has arrived Earn S400 be-
fore Christmas showing our heauti-
full lifts 70 customers In your
neighborhcod. Gail Mon. thru Fri.
d. 7.D2Z1. Ill
OPENING IA our accounting depaYt-
nent for IBM punch operator; no
previous experience necessary. We
will teach operation. UNITED CLAY
PRODUCTS CO.. 93i Investment
PERMANENT POSITION for refined.
pleasant lady who can assume re.
sponsibility: unusual opportunity
for advancement; $500 drst year
Work in your own town. Box
lU9-As star. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
SECRETARY

Personabie young woman. ai.s5 yss.
Of age for permanent position ns
eeeretary 10 our production mgr.
Well-rounded once backRround and
reasonable shorthand and tipping
speeds are required. Air.eondit TONED
salary Advancement. Apply Per-
sonnet Room 60E. open weekdays.
6:30-6. and Sat-. e.t2. No phone
eal1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
HELP WoMfN.
] SECRETARY
SECRETARY

g P.s.. r. s ss Sss ,s ssD.r,D ss,
required. interesting position II
executive once. Pleasant environ
ment In steadily expanding or
PIoYEEs rNsuRA Nc Co. i4ti III
and Z sta. NV. Please apply 81
y 1t. entrance between 8 and 8.
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white: part time, eve
ntngs. 8 TO $50 pm. SILVER RES
TAuRANT. $3.50 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring. No phone calls. --13
MATTRESSES - Experienced: neat
Apply 2340 Wisconsin ave, NV.
Phone WO. 6-9SS4. 10
WAITRESS and counter girl, white,
over Fl; part time, from ii a m. "a
800 pm, or full time. KENDROe
DELICATESSEN. 80 Wis, Circle,
Chevy Chase shopping center, Nd.
10
WAITRESS. white, to work full time,
must be experienced. Apply In per-
son. 706 N. Randolph st.. Ari.. Va.
WAITRESS, white. Mayfiover diner,
500 Rhode Island ave. ne.
WAITRESS, experienced, alert, food
service. Approximately 44-hour
week. No late work. Apply Tuesday
or Wednesday. LTvERA TTALIAN
KITCHEN, 1914 L st. NV. liz
white, ever 81: fur
and part time. Cali after 2 pm,
Ju. 6-2se2. sPEcToRs REsTAU.
RANT. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

STOCK GIRL---Afarking, pressing.
Women's sportswear. CASUAL con.
NER, ia. S-22S0 I'll
TEACHER for small Ord grade
greup; private school. ?. Q Boz
TELEPHONE OPERATOR. seeretarisl
service. Ashanti ant. bldg. ct $500
Wisconsin ave, NV; hours. $50.
1880 PM; excellent environment.
permanent position and good salary
for dependable woman between
5000. Can EN- 2-SeN0 after
pm for appt. 70 be inter-
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TYPIST

soundscriber-typist for casualty IN
surance co. Permanent. Excellent
salary, disqualification and surgieal
AMERICAN MERCURY INSUR-
ANcE CO.. 4420 Conn. ave. NV,
between $50 am. and $3.50 pm,
for fntervieW 10
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-
| CLERK-TYPIsT, for contractors Of
ncei experiences. In general otdce
work and some knowledge Of book
keepins preferred. Box ss6-A. Star
c!sssEIyrIsSI ms.. r ssD: u, g.
ss:!i.sl: c9 1Hol as 'i 1--WE i1sp
cElfsRsfks.TypIsr. 1880. research seal
organization. Northwest wash. ifn-
mediate, permanent, Accurate fast
typing. b-day. 40-hour week.
$1,000 29 ssysss per month 70 start.
|CEskK-TYSfPiisTs. 1885 yrs. for
seneral once work. 6-day-wk., los
cal ref. req. Salary. $50-$55 with
chance Tor AdyAneement. apply -
person. DIXIE JANITOR SUPPLY
CO., INC. 2i0 Mass, ave. NV.
s5.Isas s. a5isi''' ls 81;
CLERK-TYfisT. college srsds 8.
Aq56NcY. oil King a.. Alex, n.
|CIERK.rxPIsr. 10 70 as. for per-
manent position: VIII consider be-
gSsnsrs $40 s ca,,n e so s.n 2 RI
economical cafeteria. Apply Per.
TApIk LIE tssuHANcE CO.. SIC
CLERK.TfPisT. 1885, for career
position: experienced In once pro-
cedures; reasonable typtng speed re-
CURED; air-condition once. planned
sSlary adtustments Apply .: e.
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cLERK-TYPIsT
CLERK-TYPIST

Under IS, for adyertising research
department Of national news maya
zine, Should enjoy WORKING with
figures and detail. Good WORKING
knowledge OF arithmetic essential
some calculating -machine expert
ence desirable. Some typing also re-
CURED. Pleasant WORKING conditions
and many company Dement'S. Cal
DI. 10000. Ext. 26S. between 9
an. and 3 Pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
sTENoGRAPHER

Interesting position n our promo
ton dept. b-day AO-hr. week
Young woman. 20-36 years Of age
who has pleasant personality. an
is able TO type and take short
hand and ct . reasonable speed
Apply Personnel Room SOS, week
days. $685. and Sat. o-i2. N
phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11o1 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

SECRETARY for private physician'i
once. Phone RE. 7-2l16. Q 70 s.
Ill
SECRETARY for youth aseney; good
typist: some shorthand and book.
keeping required. 35-hr week. Cal
RE. T-s363 for interview appt.
SECRETARY, for insurance depart
ment, Of national association. ex.
perienced. A0-hr,, 5-day week
| Many employs benefits. cali NE
S-2450. -10
SECRETARY - Typine and short
! hand; general ONCE work for paw
Ing contractor IN northeast section,
b-day week, vacation, hespfta1iza-
ton. Cal DE-. 2.75t5. --l0
| SECRETARY, exper.; minimum book.
| keeping: capable Of assuming re-
sponsibility; interesting work: aee
20-30: paid hosp, generous SALARY
Increases: aiF-conditloned once. s.
day Hk. AID: 4-la44. liz
SECYs.. sTENOS., BKKPRS.. typ
lists. PIX oprs., ofc. mach. 0prs
ATLAS AoCY., 1920 N. Y. ave. NV
SECRETARY TYRfSf, beginner
small once. 5-day. 35-hr. week. VIII
| train. Growing concern near 10th
and Rhode Island ave. ne. cal
"a. o-1Sl4. ~
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TYPIST

Expert typlst. white. so w.p.m., for
nnanent position; 5-day week, air.
conditioned building. Please cal
for appointment.
HO. 2-2476
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
TYPIsT CLERK

For NBC business once.
Under 30. See Miss Ferguson.
National Broadcasting Co.
Room 100 ,. sheraton Park Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
CLERK-TYPIST

Well known national news magazine
seeks elerk-typist for art depart.
Inent. Should be good typist ant
have had some eeneral once WORK
experience. Pleasant working con.
Gan DI. 10000, Ext. 261. between
Q and 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
HfLp-WoMEN

under so;
k-day, 37t-hf. Wka pleasant work
rs sepdis,cns ApP syo sgsEL LIT LIT
q: nv Sae q ssli I IA. se.1ssb7. -fs 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

COMPANION, over 46-Friendly ana
patient care for elderly lady In
separate apt; professors country
home; possibility OF travel: write
fun description to p.O. Box Al,
GattherebufR, Md. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Secretary, public relations

Excellent opportunity with private
organization. at least 3 years ex.
peritnce required. Approximately
"a days paid vacation per year,
sick leave provided II needed. full
medical and Decentralization cover
Ats, 40-hour work week. Starting
salary approx. SB6 per week. auto
matte salary increases yearly. Call
Elk. 3-bD3S for an appofntment.
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0xk111I1 W O4s1I4N
Exper.; fun and part time. Fine
sportswear shops. Conn. ave. CAS-
uAL CORNER. M. 2-2640. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

7th. sth AND : sTs. NV.
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Clerk Stenographer
FOR INTERIOR DECORATING
DEPT, or FINE FURNITURE
STORE. 5.pAY WEEK; EXCEL,
Any. APPLY no Mr.. sAcKNoFF.
MAYER & co.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-03

VARIETY IN DESIGN!

Richmond Homes offer of floor elevation and roof styles
that together offer than $50 homes Each floor plan
carefully worked through both until
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-06-03
MORE HOME FOR THE MONEY!

Richmond Homes precision built out of nationally famous brand
they conventional construction No
16 Recent Miami University
be than four times strong FILA requirements
built lifetime priced much lower than
could possibly expect
Evening star., 1955-06-19
Bug on Windshield
Blamed in Airmun S
Death in Car Crash

FROSTBURG, Md, June 18
(P). - Staff Sergt. Frederick j.
Bell, Is, an air policeman sta
toned at Andrews Air Force
base, was killed today in a freak
accident which began when a
bug crawled across the wind
shield, State police said.
The accident happened on
U. S. 40, about one mile west OF
Frostburg on Big Savage Noun
tain.
Sergeant Bells wife, Donna
who was driving, told police the
last thing she remembered was
trying to brush the bug off the
windshield.
Harry Carey, who witnessed
the accident, told police the cal
left the road and hit a telephone
pole on the drivers side, Their
made a quarter turn.
Sargent Bell, thrown through
the windshield by the impact
suffered a deep cash in his neck
which nearly decapitated him
when the car swung around after
striking the pole.
State police said the Bells, who
lived at 5411 Pumphrey avenue
Forestville, Md, were westbounc
in the direction Of Meyersdale
Pa. to visit relatives of the ser.
geant for the week end. Mrs. Bel
escaped with minor lacerations
Sergent Bell has been sta.
toned at Andrews Air Base
three years and has been in the
service about seven years, All
Force officials said.s
Evening star., 1955-06-19

NEW YORK, June 18 Or
Top polio experts recommended
today that mass Salk anti-polio
injection of children be con-
tinued through the summer.
The experts, including United
states Surgeon General Scheele,
declared that the risk Of caus-
ling paralysis In a person who
ALREADY has the disease was less
than the vaccine's total preven-
tive effect.
The decision was seen as
Igo-ahead signal to resume the
stalled incubation program in
the summer, when the incidence
Iof the disease Is the highest.
The experts meeting today
was called by the National Foun-
dation for Infantile Paralysis
specifically to decide II an in
lection would provoke paralysis
lin q person already infected with
polio.
1.-THE slight hazard Of provo
cation Causing paralysis) is In
Sufficient to limit the injection
Evening star., 1955-06-19
New Queries FruitIess
In Hunt for Girls Killer

Prince Georges County and
Washington police. cropping for
leads in the Staying of two teen
age girls Wednesday near College
Park, Md. planned to question
more suspects today after a brief
rest in their intensive investiga-
ltion.
Detectives went home last
night shortly before midnight
For many of them it was the first
time they had done so since the
double shooting. They were to
start anew today in a meeting
at pm. at the Seat Pleasant,
Md, police headquarters.
After similar conference late
last night, Prince Georges County
Police Chief George Panagoulis
disclosed that police had uncov-
cred still another witness to
events surrounding the slayings
Saw Youth and Car in Park
A man who lives at the edge
of Northwest Branch Park, where
the shootings occurred, said that
at about the time police think
they took place, he saw a youth
and a black or dark blue car in
Evening star., 1955-06-19
.SoIk Vaccine Injections
Approved for Summer

of poliomyelitis vaccine even ir
the presence of a rising incidence
of poliomyelitis in the commu-
nity," statement issued by the
conferees declared.
The statement was issued aftel
six hours of deliberation by 81
medical and public health spe.
cialists. 1t continued:
Those present at the meeting
agreed that the total preventive
effect Of the vaccine in a perioc
of rising poliomyelitis incidence
should be much greater than tht
possible hazard from the provok'
ing effect of the injection"
Among the scientists attend
ing today's meeting were DR.
Jonas Salk and DR.. Thomas B
Francis, of the University o.
Michigan, who headed the study
of last years Salk field trials.
It was learned, meanwhile
that an advisory committee" or
distribution Of the vaccine woult
meet with Government oficiall
in Washington next Wednesday
Evening star., 1955-06-19
Golfer Eisenhower
Scores 7 Brides

GETTYSBURG, Pa. June Ia
IR.-President Eisenhower TO-
day mixed work with golf-and
happily reported a couple OF
brides after an 18-hole round
The President. spending the
week end at his farm here
played the Gettysburg Country
Club course this morning with
an old Army friend, retired Brig
Gen. Arthur S. Nevins.
After the match. Mr.. Eisen-
hover told club members he
had carded two brides. He re-
lated that with a smile but
showed no enthusiasm what
ever in announcing he also hao
| a pair Of sevens. There was
no word on his score for the Il
holes.
The President toured the first
mine on foot but shifted to ar
electric runabout cart for the
second nine.