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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16

Installation of officers marked
the Tuesday, June 7th meeting of
the Lions Club of East Cleveland,
the meeting being held in their
usual place, Owens Plantation.
international Counselor Maurice
C. Gilbert of Ashtabula was the
installing officer.
New officers and special guests,
from left to right, were: Leroy
j. Eide, treasurer; William l..
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-16

An automatic dryer will be
awarded free to some person Sat-
urday ey sning as an opening fea-
ture. In addition there will be
free gifts for all, including coffee,
donuts, and sandwiches. The store
will be open from 8 a. m. to 8
p. m. during the opening.
Homer news., 1955-05-05
P-TA TO MEET FRIDAY NIGHT

The Homer Parent-Teacher Assoc tation will meet Friday night at the schoolhouse, ac- cording to Home r Thompson, president Meeting time will be 7:3O.
 f The agenda will include election and installation of officers, Boy Scout Court Of Honor and a. discussion concerning the annual school picnic.
Homer news., 1955-05-05

utilities for peTrole fue1 uater ser oeds run ways tower foundations."
 wondering whether or not tn1s means paving airport, Uheter 1 s entirely different project. .
 rate $l oject is rush job ana IS completed December 1856 which that vork V starting natural curiosity Will 0e sati sfiede N
Homer news., 1955-05-05
CIRCULATING PETITION

Nominating petit ions for John A. Huey of N1ni1chik have been placed in Home r. Huey. will be a candidate for the constttut tonal convent ion in the September election if his petitions gain enough si gnatures. .' NM
Homer news., 1955-05-05
HARR IS GORDON RETURNS

Harris Gordon return cd Sunday from California where he spent the winter. He 1n- tend to- make his home hero where he is property oyner. He has been living In Kenat for the past several years.
Homer news., 1955-05-05
THE CAUSE

urged ado pt "wa1t attitude concerning tragic that befe1l purely simply told tap the pole hot, the stated Why touched the line will
 
 Safety prime factor of consideration. The place oper-
 accept responst- bility they should and make timed safety personnel pent supplies complaints perhaps others1
 The responsi bility tnspecd ap~ portoned the periodic ports should called mades
 From observat the actions n 1t pretty much presi Myhill dominating 1t all. quite the president not ntends vicious criticism but rather to him that could
 At the time members, as them in action, oath speak minds meetng We have heard of at least the president didn't but heard the story dent had h1s speak, course, ect If course, gladly urds, but there is subject per- haps should be saved later editorial. would the board members take and should they president of the board they a.aa- 1r<f ~t@
 It is rather line deonstratton was performed the eeken in Anchorage. The perfoTed conjunction with meeting which nRn An brought n the States dtion the hot line ative Of division ef the REA hand tell safety could
 sincerely hope Territory safety program is put The Co~ops por tion of the If and the safety chance of another fatality line would be
Homer news., 1955-05-05
TEEN-AGE DANCE DRAWS CROWD

A go cd croad vas repo rted oon hand Saturday night for the Teen-Age Club Roundup Id at the E1ks hall. Guests were present From Kenai, SeW- ard and Se1dovia4 .
Homer news., 1955-05-05
PENSIONS RETURN TO HOMER

MT. and Mrs. V. R. Benson have returned to Homer after spending the Mnter In the States and have re-ope ned the Inlet Inn. 4ct aa.
Homer news., 1955-05-05
CLEANERS GET NsW SIGN

A ne7 light Has edded to Home r this veek vhen Acme Neon of Anchorage put up an attractive neo sign for the Homer Cleanerss. The bright new sign g1oHs lika a. beacon as far a.say as the iHeady Ho- te1s t tc Ge a3~p@t
Homer news., 1955-05-05
NO NAME FOR NEg BABY, YET

Yu1e K1lcher states that no name has been chosen, as yet, for the newest addition to the Ki1che r family. The husky g lb. 4 oz. daughter vas born in Se1dovia on April 26, 1855. M T Al
Homer news., 1955-05-05

Only six tables were made up last Saturday night for the Library book fund card party, according to Mrs. Ar 1ene Kranich. A total of $2l vas aised to buy new books for the library. h'G A*
Homer news., 1955-05-05
YOU GUESS

Anchorage papers ting of the bids for military installation all Of The built finally vent to Chris Berg, Of Seattle.
 In last Thur sday's Anchorage Daily Tis the nstal1a tion referred "the Air Saturdays Times the following desert ptton the installation with five others, "composte buildings clude ua-ters al1s operations office recreation eals storage, rating and heating is garages. Also to be bu11tran buildings dope
Homer news., 1955-05-05

SlL.LL cRoND AT CARD PARTY
Homer news., 1955-05-05
MONTHS THE
INLET SPORT SHOP.

Yes, we've combined our hobby and sport shops under the name of the INLET SPORT SHOP. .Ve are" remode1ing the store and adding stock to better, serve the growing needs of Home r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
BRIGHTwoOD, srd and Hamilton
kUyER SPRING, MD.-Close-in.

beautifully furn. Calf. rambler;
park setting; baby grand piano;
scaped grounds, fenced; ige.
recreation rm., y fireplS., laundry,
BendiX washer and dryer deep
freeze, air conditioners, gas heat;
cow. location, walk TO shops. thea
tiers, bus. For lease TO desirable
tenant $500 per mo. Box 410-C,
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IHsEs. FOR SALE NE. tcont.I

CoLORED - 3Is CLAIMING ST. -
Vac. det., 2-story, . apts.. "a rms,
bath; oil h.-w.h.; S499 dn. N. Z.
REALTY. CO. 5-S293, I'm. 4-7045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

READING TRAINING
business for sale; $1,000 will handle
and includes all equipment. Present
financing. Call Ma. S-5447. IL
READY BUYERS for your Nd. ero-
Gerry, delicatessen, restaurant, liquor
ice, cali Mr. Bass. WA. 7-0Ig6;
UN. 4-I746. HEIDER g. SELLERS.
TIRE STORE, est over SO years at
same excellent D. c. central loca-
ZION: includes present stock and
EQUIP; Tecapping and vulcaniZing
equip. optional. Owner retiring
Trliiers save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box 54-B. Star.
PARTNER WANTED for new type
retail food business. Wonderful op-
portunity. RA. 3-9533. 49,
beer; 81 900 vkly.: good
clean stock, lively corner store.
Priced TO sell. Ii. 4-9@U6. H.
DRUG STORE-Lease expiring, can
De renewed; good profitable store.
no competition. Want to retire
after %, yrs; Stock. plus small
Box 47l-C, Star. Ill
DEL. HEND hLSb-B Sc. ItuuCtu IOE
quick sale; low overhead, excel
lent location. LII. l-9I23. To-
BUSINESS; will sell
for cash or trade for late model
car; rent $40 mo. DI. S-24I5.
INSTANTANEOUS location IN
Arlington; must be sold because OF
Illness; reasonably priced for right
person. Call Sunday, KE. 0-a5O3.
IL
$ 10000 TO INVEST plus services:
4 yrs. old; college ed; Office and
retail exper. Box lid, Star. H.
SERVICE STATION, for
lease on north side OF Alexandria,
across from Potomac rail yards: 3
bays with plenty OF space for auto
repairs. Cali ia. 5-6055, Iii
63I EAST CAPITOL ST.---Mod. brick
home and rooming house, near
Capitol; fully rentedI; Ii rms.
- apts). 3l7 baths. oil INV h, -
car garage; good income. only So
600 down. EARLY DAWN & CO.
TU. @-9lJ5: ewes, RIA. 3-56s9
in drugstore. for lease.
good location. Call CO. 5-Ol 81
Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Sll5. AsK-Us2 REALTY Co, ia.
SIOho Ill
s22 n. IRVING ST. Arl., Va.
Comp! redec. det frame home; 3
bedrms. bath, liy. nm. din: rm;;,
heat. Rent, sI20 month Key at
oil N. Irving H. G. sMITHY CO,
sll 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
e11s SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-Lovely
3 bedrms.; fenced rear yard; 500.
HARRISON g. ADAMS, MA. S-S3oS.
liz
ARL.. s. ---- Attractive 2-bedrm. z
story masonry home; auto. heat;
good closet space. partial bsmt.:
brick terrace. barbecue fireplace;
/ bloch shopping fare bus, 10
Minis. Pentagou, Ideal for service
couple Vacant SO 80. Call DICK
BASSETT. IA. 2-5OJn ia 2-l3 J.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-N.W.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-
Colonial with powder room FIRST
floor. close TO Snr.re Valley shop.
ping center. walking distance 70
schools and TRANSPORTATION. Priced
right at so 800 Call Mrs OrozCo,
I'm. 81 900. WALKER g. DUNLOP
?-fTl5.
AMER. UNIV. PARK. <Is.a5o-Dct
white hrk Colonial with slate root
lst-fioor lavatory; 3 bedrms, bath
on end flr garage. - blocks TO
Janney and St AIMS Schools 81
APPROVED. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
d, G-l4ll; ewes, IL. 9-l0I2. Ill
BERKELEY. NEW HoMEs-Anyonc
interested in owning a home in
this distinguished area should In
yestigate the purchase Of beau
the several fine 3 and 4 bedroom
homes We have for sale here. A
controlled community. combining
downtown convenience with peaceful
rural atmosphere. Price range. SAL
300 TO $4,000 FRANK s. PHIL
n2G5. III
BERKELEY oXHALL 49, Brand-new
brK Colonial OF superb quality;
spacious center-hall plan: 8 rms,
ga baths; controlled netghhorhood.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. T-14l1.
Ewes WO G-41J4. Ill
BRIARCLIFF PRIVATE ESTATE
M8Cniiicent Georgian Colonial resi-
dence. on an acre OF beautiful land
scaDed, fully enclosed ground, IN the
I,tet. o. IHr CITY r- I,i.SSt ntIi
If T,sen'i aI ara hA" ~ . tit III
= I InSs- ~ 'ifii' Ewes. "
,,,. ,",, nooo -.
sth and Quackenbos SIS Alovely Diet.
h, ne OF, = rms, bath, enclosed
porch, oil burner, eIec refgT; Just
severa! blkS to Nativity School,
convenient 10 Paul Jr. Hish. stores.
thcatcr and huSes Price asked
~: Wv; Ewes, r, ~ Itt. L, i.
GRAVATTE. ReaItor, MA. H-o'53,
CHEVY S1ett Ch ssboo, nc S1Go i1a6 to
q rms and bath in peri condition.
Ioyeiy lot det gar OF hot-1ater
brat. pnc borne Tor tho nancy
REAiISTINGs CORP. KE, 7-is07
, day or night, night. I'll
CHEVY CHASE, Sl7.950-Immacu-
late det. stucGo residence: IN q
Wonderiul neighporhood. Just OF
sMesteTn aye, 3 pioekS from BieSSead
SS a,i, ID aleep I'm, rooms ano
garage FRANK 9. PHILLIPS, DI,
ALL eyes, ~ 3-iul II II.
fCkEsi hLLS, :t,ano-a PIX PIX
SoIlh, ave-, isGii oeaThnSJ UsLnS.
poMuer III I. mag d I'M ai Htt. . ,cail
d iINs :, t.H5Git aoeu io'' ~, IIe''
cTTymltRRCT IN HN Home a,d incan,o
attrac,I,o 10 bri etu r aSye
1oc sadGS IaTge W. 10 I'm yr nncnS "nfo
n ttaIuIe ri's pasto hrsa sIStei 81 y
porch porch, 2 6e be- bath and and ,o sun
20 ~ On s 80 ~ s,,icndid huv Il
| S5JJ gdn Gnnd ave ncirg Ea,i MpS
~ ,oIp; S19ng 1liiS Sat "INo'
p .sTh TnSDo pricr Co,onioi. :, Ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES uNFURN. tcent.l

5-RM. BUNGALOW bedrms.. gas
heat; conv. location; avail January
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEn


FALLS CHURCH AREA
3 Bedrooms. Bath, Basement. Sll5
3 Bedrms.. Bath, No Basement, So
NJ. r. REYNOLDS d. CO.
JE. 4-4b60
1923 DUBOIS PL. SEA lovely g.
rm. house Ill very good cond. Every
thing most desirable, auto. washer.
finished bSnt. S100-Sll0.
ASHER REALTY co.
Ii. 7-44I3 Il. I-scSl
NEW BRICK HOUSE, bedrmS.. 9
baths. full basement. l2-acre lot
a04 Esterbrook drive, Annandale.
902 s. WAYNE ST, ARL-Lsrge liv.
rm. with fireplace, modern kitchen.
large Handicapped lot; mr.. Pentagon
ana Navy Annex.
ALSO: l-bedrm. apt. $50; and l
efficiency apt. 500. B. NJ. SMITH.
2ilO Columbia pike. ia. S-2155.
Bedrooms. Vienna. sla5
Bedrooms, Vienna, SllJ
; BedrmS.. Lee Hwy. -GleOe Rid, 500
LYNN THOMPSON, ia. 2-2l2l
3llg NEWTON ST. N.E.-Detached
: stories, q rms, = baths, gas heat;
500.
Mt RAINIER. 44oa Goth st-semi-
bungalow; bedrms.. = baths. gar:
SIl5.
DUNN d CO, WA. T-O04s
Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
MICHIGAN PARK AREA.

y, ARLINGTON-3-be drm. brick
rambler Bsmt fireplace $40
per mo. Call EN- 3-O5l5. II
VA.--Beautiful ram
Bier for rent or lease; - minis.
from Wash and Pentagon in lovely
Hillbrook residential area; , large
bedrms. wslE-in closets. complete
auto. kit, full bsmt. with paneled
CLUB rm fireplace. breezewav. dou-
bic garage; $40 mo. so. A-1S6S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
RIGGS PARK

Lovely, large, 3-bedrm., brick. semi
Diet. home, only ) yrs. old. Large
liy rm.. large mod kit. lSt-h.
pwdr. rm.. full bsmt.. gas auto.
heat and large rear yard. AL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
Sa5--tilO Meridian lanc--2-bedrm
rambler. newly decorated, ra-
diaut heat. storage attic.
sodded lot
IOo--BggD Fairfax dr. -bedrIn.
semidetached brick home. sep,
arate dining room. equipped
kitchen, fun hsmt. anc lafse'
level lot
l35-Popiar Helghts-The choice
Falls Church community with
It's own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedrooIn
hricE rambler: aii-electr!c GE
kitchen WITH range, garbage
DISPOSAL. dishvashtT and Ben
dix washer, large picture wiz
dow wooded lot; storage attic
Is min, 10 Pentagon
30 Columbia Pines BE autitul rev
3-oedr0om brick rambler. sub
division. near Annardaie; large
picture windows, Turn, base
rnent. Pull-d0Uu stairway 20
attic. garage. dispozai, dish
washer. electric range and re-
frIgeratnr LsTEe EDAcious lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

Gerry, delicatessen, restaurant, liquor
store or tavern. For prompt serv-
ice, cali Mr.. Bass. WA. 7-0Ig6;
UN. 4-l746. HEIDER g. SELLERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
J. F. BEGG. INC.

Corner brick, Is bedrms. "a bsths
mOderniGtic kit. with dishHaSfer
full bsmt., gas NV h Qualiited
purchaser can rent and buy. ST
: -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
COMPLETELY
1928 Yuma st. NV.
Charming Brick Colonial

Mr.. st. Anne's. and finest schools
shopping and transportation, wide
center hall, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
stairs 20 finished attic, new cleo
trio refrigerator. range, gas hot.
water heating plant: level shaded
lot: det. garage; must be sold: best
offer in 20s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Circulation
leadership

An opening exists In the
CIV CIRCULATION Department
Of The Evening and Sunday
S'sr Tor q man between the
AGES % "a and - 20 obtain
a route contrac. Cfiering a
substantial year-rcund earn
ings Previous newspaper CIR
culatlon experience desirable
but not essential Good pre-
vtOUs business record good
health and good driving rec
ord are essential Applicant
mus! have firm intention Of
!naEinE this business hts ca
recE. and be In financial most
ton 10 post SO nGn realty
bond TO SECURE contract. Abil-
ity to deal With bows. promote
sales and maintain good sefy-
ICE are essentials Of sob 70 he IS
dune Apply in person only to
M T. @, Harris Room @0t
Sta- Building. bet~Een hours
Of 200 m. ard BOO pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
NV. d. C. and nearby Md. Free
appraisal No delay For complete
rental service phone us today
PERRY HAY CO, JU. 5.6242. -l3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
OPEN SUNDAY, 1-DARK
T,EGuM IL GERRER.

TO REACH: Out Wisconsin
ave. to Tenley circle, left to
Yuma st. and right on Yuma
TO open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
NO MONEY DOWN
CT 3O-YR. LOAN

Only 3 left in new subdivision. AL
brick. .3bedrm.. 2-bath homes, with
open fireplace, de luxe kit. includ-
Ing Gu 1T. refgr.: . blocks from
District line. near Fairfax Village
and Coral Hills shopping, public
and parochial schools. paved streets,
curb and sidewalk in. Only Sl5."56
with payments as low as sol. In
Guiding taxes and insurance. FILA
ard conventional loans ako avail
able. To inspect call LII. 1-SlSS
ny II AJEsG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
Larchmont Realty Co, Inc
SPRING VALLEY

Brick house on quiet street; large
Ming room. dining room, library,
powder room. ultramodern kitchen
and laundry. with deep freeze. all
on first floor. d bedrooms, 5 baths;
basement has recreation room,
darkroom, 2-car garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
DOCTORS RESIDENCE

DOCTOR'S RESIDENCE
AND OFFICE, NEAR WALTER REED
UPPER NV, OFF 10th ST.
rms. 2 sun porehes,
ga baths, maids rm. with "a bath.
COMPLETELY
Detached brick ONCE. consisting OF
rms. and bath; only 5 yrs. old.
all fully equipped, including 3 air
conditioners; thickly populated area
Apt. houses and homes. Doctor
retiring due TO I'll health; S42, 800,
terms. For details. RIA. 3-4Ss4,
HU. 1896.
CHAPMAN REALTY CO.
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Print The SURPRISE ANSWER here I
HOUSES FOR sAkE-N.w.
WAKEFIELD

w AAEp 1GbO
3Sl1 FESSEEDEN ST. NV.
Conc. on a Level lot in this sub
Stantial neighborhood. close to
schools. shopping and trausp.:. =
twin-sized bedrms.. ga baths,
breakfast nook. screened porch,
gar with breezeway. Owner will
to ., Saturday and Sunday. Dir. {:
Conn. ave. to Fessenden St. left 2
locks to 3h11.
BUTTON g. FLETCHER REALTY
REALTORS
Wo. $500 Ewes. Wo. 6-61O6
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SPRING VALLEY

Attractive air-condttioned house on
quiet street, close 10 schools and
transportation, large living room
d!ning room. den with fun bath
sunroom opening to nice, garden
4 sunny bedrooms and baths on
2nd floor: playroom on 3rd floor
Exclusive with
j. F. BEGG, INC.
pU. 7-24S0 Week Ends. KE 7-n500
S-BEDRM. RAMBLER in excel. cond:,
nicely furn.; Sl45 per mo. Avail
Dec. Is.
James C. Conley & Co.
e525 Georgia Ave. u. 90 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

FALLS CHURcH-Virgin-
IA Forest rambler. 5 rms.
with rec. rm. and scr. porch.
flrepl. auto. neat. and fenced
rear yard, Si35 per mo.
COLONIAL. /" stories, 3
bedrms., auto. heat. fenced
yard; Si35. Avail. immed.
Call WALTER L. NESS JE.
4-uRl3.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

MOTHER WILL SHARE house with
mother and l or . children. Falls
Church area, JE. 4-1942. Ill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

33l5 Conn. Ave. EN-. 10000
COLORED - 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID, 1895 dn.-9-rm. brk.:. . bed
rms; "a baths Dc ! Kit, fuil pSnt;
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CLEVELAND PARK-AEtrac COM
Portable home with porches: I'd. :
As bedrms.: liv. rm.' den: baths.
EN-. 3-4005 or EN-. 3-15SS. Can
also rent unfurn.; 5000 furn.. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

PROFITABLE READING TRAINING
business for sale; $4,000 will handle
and includes all equipment. Present
owner may be able to arrange
financing. Call Ma. 6-5447. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

VENDING MACHINES, Kleenex uO).
Leaving city, forced to, sell, saeri-
fce. ME. S-l027 after 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

SOLDIERS HOME,
S495 down - 6-rm. brk.; lst-h.
powder rm.. porches, bsmt, gas
h.-wh. ST. 3-44lb, ia. 9-s749.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

COLORED-SJ DOWN
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV, VA
CAN'T extra -lge, rms. and
paths: 3 Ice. bedrms.. full bsnt
gas h.-w.h; Al cond. PRICED TO
SELL. Call MR.. JAMES, Dl g
1855; ewes RA 3-94n3 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

WASHINGTON GROVE, amid mag
nificent trees. Separate dining, )
huge bedrms., screened porch. love
u garden. Refined professional
community: auto heat, furn OF
uniurn,; 500. eieC. incl. 10. 4
nS13 In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-10

18th and SHEPHERD SITS. n.w.-Nict
and bright semidet. brick. 8 lEe
rms. bath: fun bsnt., oil heat; biz
front porch and yard; garage
priced right good terms Ewes, RA
d-25@T. PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST n-A21n III
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Sis

Three bedroom Colonial brick, gas
hot-water heat, full basement;
situated in l-estahlished neigh
porhood In West HyattSyille; con
venlent TO stores. schools, churches
and transportation; completely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
|Chafelain Gets
Architect Post

Leon Chatelain, jr. prominent
washington architect, viii design
the United States pavilion for
the International Trade Fair fol
Peace and Progress to be held
lin the Dominican Republic In
December.
Mr.. Chatelain's appointment
was announced yesterday By Roy
If. Williams. director Of the
Commerce Departments Once
Iof international Trade Fairs.
The pavilion. in Ciudad Tru-
Ejillo. is to be completed for the
opening Of the fair on Decem-
her 20. Il will be used as the
United States exhibit building.
A native Washingtonian. Mr.,
IChatelain is q past president Of
1.-THE washington Board Of Trade
land has held many COMMITTEES
posts in that organization.
!"
Mr.. Chatelain is national treas
Iurer Of the American Institute Of
Architects and a past president
Iof the Washington Metropolitan
Chapter of the ALA.
He is q member Of the District
LOT Columbia Board Of Examiners
land Registrars Of Architects
president of the District Society
for Crippled Children and Is 9
lpast president Of the Washing
ton Kiwanis Club and the Wash.
lington Building Congress.
He lives at 67lO Bradley boule-
ward. Bethesda.
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Two Policemen Cited
For Thworting Suicide

Two policemen who chung to .
screaming. kicking woman as she
hung from the understructure Of
the Eleventh Street Bridge have
been chosen as Policemen Of the
Month by the Award Of Merit
COMMITTEES.
The two men. both attached
to the NTH precinct. are Pyts.
Charles B. Chase. r.. and Jo-i
seph w. Prouix.
The committee. which makes
similar awards each month. also
cited Pvt. William ]. Davis Of
the 14th precinct for his fine
record Of service" Pvt. Davis
retired in June.
It was on June /, about ! am.
that Pvts. Chase and Proulx pre-
vented q woman from jumping
Of the bridge.
The officers had received q
call to check report that Q
woman in q yellow car was att
tempting to jump Of the bridge.
After cruising in the area they
spotted the car when II pulled
to the curb In the middle Of the
bridge.
They saw the woman disappear
over the railing. When the OFF,
GERS reached the bridge rail she
was hanging by her right hand
from the understructure. Pvt.
Proulx reached through and
grabbed her wrist Just as she
relaxed her grip. He hung on.
Then Pvt. Chase climbed over
the rail and grabbed the woman's
other arm. Both officers held
on as she kicked In an effort to.
break their grip.
The two officers were unable
to pull the woman TO safety.
But passing citizens, attracted
by the woman's screams, stopped
and helped lift her TO the road
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Army Turns Out
In Bermuda Shorts

Now It's the Army In Bermudi
shorts and knee-length socks.
visitors to Fort Lee. Va. hayt
been surprised recently TO SCI
the GIs In the new attire. Tit
Army Is trying to find out how
Its fatigue and semidress shorts
compare. in design and comfort
Ito the Air Force versions.
The Army's hot climate uni
form has been approved. But 81
members Of the Quartermastei
Research and Development Field
Evaluation Agency at Fort Lee
have been giving 1t q last-minute
check before it's ready for issue
to troops In certain areas. Wash.
|ington is not expected to be one
OF those areas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-25
Billy Gruhum criticizes
Immodest CIothino

TORONTO, Sept. "a (R.-
American Evangelist Billy Graz
ham spoke out Friday night
against women who wear clothes
that might bring impure thoughts
to the minds of men.
1T is a as bad as murder to
entice others to sin :. to entice
them to immortality" he said
You women many of you have
dressed In such q way as to bring
impure thoughts In the minds Of
men. And you have done It de-
liberately. May God have mercy
on your souls"
More than 5000 persons heard
the evangelist at the sixth In his
series of meetings here.