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GRADED HANDICAPS
AT ROSECROFT
BILLY DIRECT
SELECTIONS

Miss Chief Forbes, Ida's Gin
co, Hilda Hy.
2-Chief Rainbow. Nobel Rose
croft. CANDLES Boy.
3Dauntless Hanover, Raider
Hunt. Miss Forbes Chief.
+Toni Darnley, Helen Van,
Miracle Hill.
5-Grandma Key. Scotch Hill
Coles Colby.
6-THE ENGINEER, My Scotch
Belle. Ichabod Grain.
7-Tiana, Lord Victory, Goblin.
8-Leon Grattan, Red Volo,
Vernon's Baby.
Longshot Daily Double
IDA'S CINCO and
HOMESTRETCH morris.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Mount Rainier Ties
For GreenbeIt Lead

Mount Rainier defeated Cross
roads, 4-3, and Greenbelt won
over Knotty Pine, 81. in games
last night in the Greenbelt Soft
ball League. The victory for
Mount Rainier put it in a tie
with Myron Cowell for the league
lead. each with 81 records.
In games tonight, Mount
Rainier plays Knotty Pine at
1880 o'clock and Myron Cowell
meets Auto City at 8.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Shorkey and Burrows
Lead in Indian Spring

Buddy Sharkey of Kenwood
topped the guests with a 72, and
Pres Burrows paced the men,
bers with a "A in the Indian
Spring Field Day yesterday.
Archie cinnamon of Norbeck
was second gross among the
guests with IA, and Ira Sichal-
man second among the men,
bers. n.
Lou Gorin of Woodmont was
the guest net winner. 77-7-70:
and Vernon Thrower low net
among the members, 77-7-70.
Pro Mel Shorey and Jimmy
Nichols teamed to defeat Shar-
key and Bert Ansell in an in
formal exhibition. 3 and 2. Pro
Witty CiX of Congressional was
guest speaker at the dinner.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
Wins HundbuII Title

Victor Grossman won the Glass
c singles handball championship
In the Central Branch YMCA
tournament yesterday, defeat
ing Don Wilbar in the finals.
2l-8, Alt.
Evening star., 1955-05-12
BOYS BASEBALL

CATHOLIC YOUTH ORGANIZATION
MidEets
st. Jerome's, IL; st. Bernard's, 10.
Juniors
st. Ambrose. 13; st. Jerome'S. 8.
St. dabriel'S, B; st. Thomas. a.
St, TereSa's. g.: Mount Calvary, 3.
Holy Trinity. IL: st. GATHERINGS, IL.
intermediates
st, Marsaret's, 10; st. Francis Xavier
FALLS CHURCH KIwANIs
Falls Church Movers, IL; Mats, ii mi
Majors. > innings, suspended.
cYo. I; Coop Colts. (NL Minorsl.
Tyler Park, 10; Robertson's Raiders
10 (AL Mir ors. 3 innings, suspended.
Evening star., 1955-05-12

Rest bet--GRANDMA KEY t5th,.
, 1955-04-21

"A brand new cereal is on the march =. and It's different from any
other in the world. 1t is Raisin Bran, with sugGr-corted rGisims, q
new fruit and cereal combination that has already proven its appeal
among adults and children.
OF course, youngsters, like this 6ne, particularly go for those tender
frosted raisns that have been dipped in honey and rolled in sugar.
then scattered generously throughout the extra crisp bran fakes.
While Mrs. Homemaker enjoys this new Raisin Bran at breakfast,
she has discovered that it has other possibilities too. For instance,
in these delicious Tea Biscuits that are q sure-fre breakfast treat as
well as q tea-tine dehcacy.
Raisin Bran Tea Biscuits
Sift 1-1/3 cups -four once, measure, and sft again with 2-1/2
teaspoons double-acting baking powder, 3H teaspoon salt, and 2
tablespoon, sugar, Cut in ls cup shortening; add ! cup ranin bran
to -four mixture, stirring until soft dough Is formed. Turn out on
lightly Toured board and knead 80 seconds, or enough to shape. Roll
l/2 inch thick and cut with Toured 2inch biscuit cutter. Brush tops
with milk. Bake on ungreased baking sheet in hot oven (460sF.l IL
minutes. or until done. Makes Is small biscuits
, 1955-04-21
DR.. EINSTEIN IS DEAD

WHEN DR.. ALBERT EINSTEIN died there passed
from the immediate scene one of the greatest scientific minds
Of all time. It was DR.. Einsten's probings into theoretical
mathematics that brought about the basis for the develop
ment Of nucIear physics and the hydrogen age, It was he,
too, who brought forth his famous theory Of relatively, which
tended to show that time was relative to space, according
to the explanations Of other scientists.
HIS NAME WILL live forever, for it was one which
set the trend for what is now happening in the world Of
science. Perhaps, like Nobel, his name will be honored for
discovery along the constructive lines. And that would indeed
be welcome because man must be brought to acknowledge
that invention and discovery should be essentially for the
peaceful development of men everywhere. Yet, almost every
invention is seized upon by man for destructive purposes.
AMONG H great names which had to flee Nazi Ger
many, DR.. Enstein found himself with other dreamers and
thinkers at the Princeton Institute for Advanced Study,
which he Joined in 1888. DR.. Robert Oppenheimer, anoth-
er famed scientist is director. There in the set Of little build
ngs surrounded by trees and flowers this genus held forth
as a free thinker, often clashing with those who sought to
regiment mems ideas. He even once advised a witness not
to cooperate with Senator Nc Carthy and his subcommittee.
son OF A German factory worker, DR.. Einstein found
his youth in obseurity, and for a time it seemed as if he was
even retarded, but he later rose to win fame and attract the
attention of the world with his genius.
And even though every now and again ugly shadows appear
on the scene, in the main America will remain the haven to
which non-conformists like Einstein will turn for peace and
quiet, and the opportunity to think their thoughts, and make
their contributions.
THERE IS something symbolic in the fact that a man
like Einstein should have died in the United States, and IN
surrounding which he learned to love best. There can De no
denying the fact that learning will thrive, and thought Hour
ISL where men are free to follow the pursuits of their hearts,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
FIELD, CAMP SPRINGS

ANDREWS FIELD, CAMP SPRINGS.
CLINTON AREA--Beautiful. new,
3-bedrm. brick Tamblers. fuilkbsnit,.
fireplace. oil heat: lots over 10000
50. IT,, level and fertile. Price.
$4,000. terms Also approximate
80 lots TO choose from on which
S SSnsE S REAL aIllf i tFs R R
SfkIss Iii Eli AREA $500
down. Non-GI, take over OF. loan:
Brick, 3-bedroom home. fenced
yard, aluminium storm windows
and door. c30s Wingate, Brad
$50, McALLlsTER. Realtor. 70.
AV0SDxLR AREA--s-bedrm. brick
semidet.. mr.. st. John the BaptisE
on End fir. ultra Kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal. Ideal
bsrnt. whit .e.a.-c. heat. Large
Anchor fenced ward. Si4 80
e ent a. '0 81 ao loan ana TIE FaiS' PERRY
BOSWELL CO., WA. T-45oo I'll s.
cPhE E frame Colonial with p Pic
ture book setting, huge bedrms.,
spacious liv. r1n with hrepl.. din.
rm.. big kit and adj: break asst
nook: side scr. porch, Diet. garage;
cash. PRINCE GEORGES PROPER
cH hsHhi e. Mb.n'.Beautiful Chew
erly." On Q new super highways
to downtown Washington Balti-
more ExpreSsway. and Annapolis
Freeway), live In Cheyerly and
!, have q large selection OF houses at
VA approved prices with bee down
payment for veterans. They, have
3 to 4 bedrooms, and ] to 3 baths.
Call me and let me discuss your
house needs with you. HAL NICKEL
CfEnfNTo ,Sy' 81. s14.76o-Brick Cap,
rm.-kit. combination. 9 bedrms.,
tile bath. expansible attic insulated
with shed roof; full bsmt.; outside
entr.: "A acre. RE. 6-B3B3. --2b
COLLEGE PARK AREA tHollywood)
Attractive 2-bedrm. rambler, nice
condition; CT approved. $40. $50
Call HE. $4,000. HUGH T. PECK
CORAL HILLS bedrms.. liy. rm
with hrepl.. sep. din. rm., scr
porch: new kit. appliances; full
bsmt.. bedrm. and bath on lower
level. providing income: mr.. school
shop, 10. S.h050.
COTTAGE CITY--3 bedrms. and
sun parior; oil a-c. heat; beau.
tiful quiet neishborhood. La
BYhTTsyuLE-s1.5oo down buy
this 3-lre.- bedrp1. bungalow, liv
rn,, .firepl.. din, rrn.. very lge. kit
~ s sst n. RGEShe sr sirs EEsr oT!|
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$500 DOWN
CT OR NON-GI
WEST HyATTSvTIJJ

Priced at only Si2.s7b. Detached
macSilate condition. Larre lot with
Tm., Venetian blinds, stove, refris.
srstoI ,ssso;. Cal cail NJ M Ne MsInto sh
2-6b6b.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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PARKWAY ESTATES
PARK MD

1907 Wells Parkway.
stone and brick. 1hs-gtory.
4-btdrm. home, 2ts baths; also
den and attached garage. Price re-
a. II. SEIDENsP1NNER, Realtor,
WA. 7-101U or HA. 2-3S6o, ---25
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OPEN SAT. AND sun, 1 TOT
Wayerly Hills--Attractive R-rm, brk,
and gar; prew8r material and
const,, AL cond.: fine neighborhood,
near public and pArochial schools
and bus. Features include AWNINGS,
new furnace and hot-wster heater.
Priced to sell. with good financing.
viii al. Furn, or otherwise. To
reach: Out Lee hwy. to N. Utah.
left Y block TO sign. Exclusive,
NICHOLSON IA. a-99ise
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Woodlawn-GI Appr.

3 BEDRMs., FULL BsMT.
Very attractive brick and frame
home on. large beautifully land
scaped lot completely Anchor
way. Spacious liv. nm and PAM
HY-SIZED DIN. RIM. rec. type
bsmt. with asphalt tile floor and
roughed-in bath. Only 2 blocks
to bus and all conyeniences, Won
derful value for only $4,000
THOMAS F. HALEY
Lanham. Md. AP. 7-S300
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ALEX. TOWN HOUSE
TAKE LIFE EASY!
$500

Is all you need TO start owning a
home OF your own. instead OF
those rent receipts! Wen keep your
mo. and you don't have 10 be a
GI. These are roomy, new. de luxe,
3-bedroom, all-brick homes. full
Easements, Handicapped yards. In a
prestige location 5 min, from
Pentagon. M. 3 schools. 2 shopping
ctrs.. I bus lines, Loads of West
inghouse equip. incl. washer and
Plenty of style throughout. Bring
your check book and come out TO-
day to sample house. 2924 Mt.
Vernon ave,
Colonial Investment Co.
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chevry Chase
sls,s 5 Q

csnter-hail Colonial, 3 bedrms.,
baths, LIST a. powder rrn., garage
tall trees. 9 blks. west Of Conn
ave-; IN older type home Of soht
elaphoard constr.i vacant: excel
MEzzANcTTE q co.
CO. $4,000 IA. 2-5sst
SILVER SPRIN0-GIsi Owner vii
sell below VA appraisal lovely 2
bedrm. Goodman-design brick ram
bier. Firepl., patio, Handicapped lot
T.. YQLKMANr u. S-4750. JU
&-S606. --93
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BETHESDA
BRADLEY HILLS

Due to transfer OF owner, this at
tractiye. 3-twin-sized-bedrm.. 2h.
heth brick Colonial must be sold
lovely Grounds with tall trees
Master bedrm, 81 It., long with
NrepL and lots Of closet space.
ossy lfe, modern III Il; with with break .s
and being located on . non-trafiic
street and close to grade school.
vii sell quickly. Price. SEA $50,
w. 3. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 till 8.
bETHKsDA-CHEVY cHAsE--Hottesi
buy In town. Owner moved to
Texas and wants immediate con-
tract on this luxury rambler. Huge
living room-dining room comhina-
Len. , Dc iuse sisshsni Rms sTin snas
nous paneled cluhroom; above
ground garage. Call Wo. 6-64S6 OF
Dl. 7-6S3Q,
Thos. j. Fisher & Co.
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ALEXANDRIA
1902 CLOVERWAY
npEN nAnY I'M no {

OPEN DAILY 10 TO @
Owners transfer makes immediatel!
available this lovely 3-bedrm. brici
rambler with den and "a baths. II
excel, Alex. neiRhborhood. The der
can be your children's rec. rm., fol
Tv rather than the bsmt. A trul,
cony: location where you can wall
include q Ice. de luxe equipped kit.
with .dishwasher. disposal, washer
and drier plus breakfast space, liv
rnl. with hrepl., separate din. I'm.
secluded rear patio and det. garage
Total price S2h,250. DIR. Ronte Z
of Klng st. to Janneys lane, lef
on CloyerwRy to property.
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC.
TIE. d-31s5 Ewes. TIE. 6-Se7'
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WANTED

Due TO the expansion Of our once
and the great quantity Of used
homes and 3 projects OF new houses,
We need at once exper. salesmen or
saleswnmen. Drop by our brick
Colonial ONCE for 4 visit. a won
Over 20 yrs IN the coiles. PM
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BURCH REALTY CO.
sl36 Baltimore Blvd,
ColleEe Park. Nd.

10. 9-5902 tn 8 Pm.
After = pm. WA. 7-6641 ---25
COLORED-SO. CHRVRRLY--SI2.-
$50. Mod. det, hrk. and frame,
bath. fun basement With recreat ton
rni.. gas heat: Veterans terms sub
, ss E I "a 4 sgparsv Ers k hs wrHf
Realtor. Ma. s-O7bs. 1915 K
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FOUL

But you VIII mot desire another
CHANGE upon seeing this new Cape
Cod on wooded lot. 80x20O, with
fnli 6smt.: is. a, picture window
bedrms. and full Bath. oniy S15.7b0
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WINNER

win be you. By seeing this I-yr. -old
Cape Cod with h-aere lot. LIST a.,
22-ft. liy. rm. with firepl.. sep. din
rm,, equipped tiled kita 2 bedrms.
and fun bath: md a., 2 more bed
End a.: porch. faii bsmt. with
/. ground level entr. TO lovely rear
gardeni at S1B.p5O. q real NinnerI
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hoUsEs Iet SAIL, Mp. tceat.l


ALL-RRICK RAINIER. sie.e5o-Ir
2 elose-in and lovely eommunit,
81 charming homes. Owner leaving
town. must sell his attractive homl
with B spacious rooms and tile
bath. expandable attic. bone-dr,
basement: built-in garage, etc. Jus
east Oh Flower ave. at 500 =. Mel.
bourne ave. AID. 4-S9lf. W. 1
M rs S EN- 4; :; 3S,5 AZ . . Is
Colesville I'd. in Colesville; is min.
from Silver Spring; full bsmt.; new
heating and plumbing: will accept
low down payment from RESPONSE
be purchaser. Priced at $50 900.
TORS. 10. 7-7ii7; ewes. Ju'
EHRGE FAMILY. Then see this hns
sil-brick 4-bedrm.. IA bath. full
bsnt. Cape Cod With scr. porch
$4,000. VIII al. A. u. KESsIN-
CIR g CO.. JU. e-45l4.
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SILVER SPRING

S22.950
The peri. home for the lEe. family
Conv. to schools and tranps ALI
brick construction. 3 lge, bedrms.
and bath on 2nd A.: LIST A.. Ice.
My. rn1.. din. rm., kit. bedrn. and
bath: hot-water heat: beautiful Va
acre lot with swimming pool.
This attrae. Colonial is within walk.
dist Of schools and transp,: 3 bed
rms, ! bath up: lge. Nv. rm. din.
nm. kit, den and "a bath, LIST d.;
Ice. lot with trees.
HOI MEAT Raaltor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-23

WHEATON-$1,0 900 DOWN
Assume GI loan, 2 bedrm. brick RAM
bier, lse. kit, din. area, liv. rm.,
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN co.
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SIMPLICITY are yours in this
sturdy-built brick home teatur-
screened porch With outside patio Ito,
equipped kit. auto. washer, tiled
bath. and 5 roomy Sedrms. With
ample closet and storage SPACE: fs
acre In white pAneled fence. stud
ded with fine old trees. attractively
landseaped: only 10 min. drive
over Shirley hwy. to D. c.: SIS, 100.
81 81, o pen s &. .,Ias 70 , Diresticns
hwy. to Lincolnia exit. turn left
on Duke ct I blk, to Lincolnia I'd.
right on Lineolnta to Edsall I'd !,
turn left TO $40. CURTIS e.
MARTIN. 120 8. Royal ST.. Alex.
Va XII A-d3nn III
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iOLMEAD, Realtor
JU. A-B200 III .:
Sill. SPRING-CLOSE-IN
BRICK BUNGALOW
$14,950

Liv, rm.. din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms.
bath and den, with finished bedrm
in attic; full bsmt.; gas heat
Lovely lot. 65x115. For terms OF
trade call Mr.. tDobbS Dobrowol-
cAMPANELLA a. CO.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes. JU. $4,000
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$I2,950-3 BEDRMS.
You must see this lovely brick
hood. conV. TO schools and bus:
lge. scr. porch and spacious yards.
GRAHAM A. Co. JU. 5-655O. 0
till a.
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SIL.VER SpRING
!!
NEW! J!

New ramblers. 8 lee. bedrms.. spa
e si,,sw iis; rin., din; ;, area; beautiful
dining space. full bsmt.: 1 " baths.
These homes all located on beauti-
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HOLY REDEEMER :

In chevy-Chase View. we are proud
In immaculate condition and loaded
with extras SCI 800 on your terms.
GRAHAM u CO. Ju. 5-6550, o
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ARL-, HONEYMOON COTTAGE for
youngsters or oldsters: on large.
rear. in country club area. near
Glebe I'd. bus. or River pkwy. DR..
70 D. c. There's generous rooms,
bath, bsmt., storase attic; . real
t nSns, Ai Ilsss Y G s t A sa,, SEE
s.. seR.f 81 s ann f kEH Is B. s sstuRs
BACK, ia. 2-3627. IA. 2-5s73. Q
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wellington Hsts.. Just 2 miles
sso sts,,u Sf Alsxandris. over ne
rm. brick rambler; 25-ft, playrm.:
2-car garage: redwood fence en-.
circles m-acre lot. see, $50. SWEET.
FER REALTY. XII 9-4s77. XII; s.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEx.-3 bedrms.. equip. kit: newly
dssa; fenced yard; $4,000, By
OWNER. No agents. KI. s-920s.
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Aaaa as,n, port sec; q .7So down.
5-rw. brick 81. 13l 8. Fairfax st.
iSr sasD for s.s os s s: bust
Sc. 600 under Georgetown. Pin. ssS.
ret, north light plus 2 bedrms,. 3
flrepfs.. tiny fose-eosered patio, new
kit. now. Bsmt. Move right In. In
comparable in charm. price. JO-
sEPH LAWRENCE. so. s-ss3l.
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Virginia Fruit Farmers May Get Federal Aid

sought from county agents and
other State farm officials.
The survey will show whether
farmers in the % counties now
eligible for emergency Federal
loans under the drought relief
program need an expanded loan
program because of the freeze
damage, which caused losses
estimated at 81 million.
Virginia counties not included
under the emergency drought
loan program will also be sur
veyed to see If the programs
should be extended to them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
II Suspects Seized
In Series Of Raids
On Numbers Racket

Police believed they had
cleaned up a $2.O0O-a- day num-
bers racket today with the arrest
Of IL persons. including a IT.
year-old girl. in series Of five
raids.
Cab Hired Out Daily
Sergt. Scott E. Meyer of the
gambling and liquor squad, said
the crackdowns yesterday Melted
more than $1,000 in cash and a
batch Of numbers slips.
One Of the arrested men. Will
liam e. Queene, 48, of the 1400
block of Indiana avenue Sc.
told police he hired out his cab
for two hours day. six days a
week. to haul around another of
the suspects, Carlton F. Williams.
80. of the 1900 block of Consti-
tuition avenue NE, Sergt. Meyer
said. The fee was $40 a week.
Arrested in the Constitution
avenue place with these two were
Spencer Lee. "a, of the 1900 block
of North Dinwiddie street, Ar
lington, and Nelson w. Jackson,
ST., 81, of the 1000 block of
Fourth street NE. All those ar
rested are colored.
The 17-year-old girl was ar
rested in the HOO block of Tenth
street Sc. by police posing as
pickup men. She handed them
numbers slips and cash.
Ringleader Named
Ringleader of the group was
named by Sergt. Meyer as Nelson
w. Jackson. jr., 80. of the 800
block Of Seventeenth street NE.
He was arrested in a radio and
television repair shop in the 100
block of Fourth street S.W..
along with George E. Casey, 40.
of the 400 block of Fifth street
NV. and Eddie Muldrow, 80. of
the 1900 block of Morse street
NE.
Two other women also fell
into the net. One was Dolores
L. Jackson. 90, sister and daugh-
ter of the other Jacksons, ar
rested in the 1000 block of
Fourth street NE. The other
was Janet M. Burns, %, who
was seized at her home in the
200 block of Eleventh street
NE.
The 10 adults, all charged
with operating a lottery, were
held in $1,000 bond each by
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence, and their
cases continued until April IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30

RICHMOND. Mar. 80 P.-A
survey Is being undertaken by
the Farmers Homes Administra-
ton to determine whether its
Federal emergency loan program
should be extended to cover
losses suffered by Virginia fruit
farmers during last week ends
critical freeze.
Charles B. Waddell, State d.
rector for the administration,
said damage estimates are being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
Plunkton Feeds Whales

French scientists reported in
Paris that in two years a blue
whale will grow to so feet on a
diet composed entirely of plank
ton. the tiny organisms of the
sea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30

The Ulster Transport Author
ity of Northern Ireland says it
cannot afford to provide bus stop
shelters for passengers and esti-
mates the cost would total $780,
600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-30
Arobion Oil Output Rises

DHARAN. Saudi Arabia-Pro-
duction Of crude oil in Saudi
Arabia during 1854 amounted to
347.S million barrels, an average
of $4,000 barrels per calendar
day, compared with 1888 million
barrels the year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-08

Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County follow:
P T Construction Co., 1925
Vermont avenue NV, Washing
ton, owner: dwelling at 1905
Tomlinson avenue. Cabin John
Park; cost, $4,000; architect.
Albert Berkman.
w. Jason Wohlfarth, 4615
Woodf1eld road, Bethesda, owner:
dwelling at ATOP Franklin street.
Kensington; cost, $4,000; archi-l
tect, Jay Wohlfarth.
Dorothy M. Ward, $500 Argyle
drive NV, Washington, owner;
dwelling at 1888 Piney Branch
road. Takoma Park; cost, $l2, 600:
architect, H. S. Ward.
Robert Wilgus, 1911 North Pitt
street, Alexandria, Va, owner;
dwelling at 76l5 Cabin road,
Cabin John; cost, $4,000.
Harry P. Dodge. Roi,te 8, Rock
vile, owner: dwelling at 400
Southwest drive, Silver Spring;
cost. $4,000.
John Fravel, A Grafton street,
Chevy Chase, owner: two dwell
ings at 9S05-07 East Bexhill
drive, Kensington; cost. $4,000
each.
Edward F. Fry, Inc, 7240 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda. owner;
dwelling at 1904 Forest place.
Bethesda; cost, $13.500; archi-
tect, j. j. Schlosser.
Parker and Parker, 5906 Jarvis
lane. Bethesda, owner; dwelling
at 10416 Luxmanor road, Be-
thesda; cost. $4,000; architect,
Clarence L. Parker.
j. A. Bowers, 1890 Washington
avenue, Silver Spring, owner;
dwelling at 9611 Hillridge drive,
Silver Spring: cost, $40. 900.
E. B. Hancock and Herbert
Yeager, r. D. /, Silver Spring,
owners; eight dwellings at Brant-
ford avenue, Colesville; two to
cost $4,000, four to cost $4,000
and two to cost $4,000.
Kettler Properties, Inc, 1904
Calvert street NV, Washington,
owner; four dwellings at Osceola
road. Bethesda: cost. $4,000;
architects, Patterson and Wor-
land.
John C. Allen, 1909 Old Bla-
densburg road. Silver Spring,
owner; dwelling at 4124 Great
Oak road, Manor Club Estates,
Norbeck; cost, $40, 900.
Breuninger & Sons, Inc, 1880
X street NV. Washington, own
err: two dwellings at 7604-7700
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$1,000: architect. Joseph A.
Seipel.
M. G. Wright, 5061 First street
NV. Washington. owner; dwell
ing at 1912 Milroy place, Bethes-
da; cost, $4,000; architect. Zane
Mason.
M. G, Wright, 5061 First street
NV. Washington, owner; dwell
ing at 1901 Maryland avenue,
Bethesda, cost. $11.500; archi-
tect, Zane Mason.
Harry M. Dennison, Florida.
owner; dwelling at 1924 Wash
ington street, Kensington: cost,
$4,000.
C. B. clagett. 9325 Ocala
street, Silver Spring. owner;
dwelling at 1901 Rosensteel ave-
nue., Silver Spring; cost. $l2 900.
Burton E. Parish, 6729 Eastern
avenue, Takoma Park, cwner;
dwelling at Hornell road, Ednor
Acres; cost, $4,000.
Simon Construction Co., Ell
kins avenue and Old Bladens-
burg road. Wheaton. owner:
store building at 11451 Old
Bladensburg road. Wheaton;
cost, $4,000; architect, Ted
Englehardt.
Simon Construction Co., FL
kins avenue and Old Bladens-
burg road, Wheaton, owner:
store and Office building at
11431-11441 Old Bisdensburg
road. Wheaton; cost. $165, 900;
architect. Ted Englehardt.
j. R. Henderson. 4831 Fort
Sumner drive. owner; three
dwellings at Littledale road,
Kensington; two to cost, $780,
600 and one to cost, $22, 900;
architect. c. Stanley Lightbown.
j. H. Fields, e424 Woodctf
court, Silver Spring, owner: two
dwellings at Jennings road and
Plyers Mill road. Wheaton; cost,
$4,000 each; architect. Walter
Butcher.
Charles Kenna. A7e9 Bradley
boulevard, Bethesda, owner;
dwelling at CLIO Valley road
Bethesda; cost, $4,000.