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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Adlai Stevenson's Monday
night speech on Far Eastern pol
icy seems to have pleased Demo-
Gratis Of nearly every shade of
opinion and strengthened the
1852 presidential nominees po-
sition in the party
At the same time, a number
Of foreign diplomats and some
State Department officials view
the speech as giving President
Eisenhower more room for dip
lomatic maneuvering on the ex-
plosive Formosa issue.
In his speech. Mr.. Stevenson
cautioned against risks he said
existed in any decision by this
country to defend the islands of
Matsu and Quemoy against the
Chinese Communists without the
hacking of Americas allies. He
called for a Joint declaration by
the free nations, with Russia in
vited to Join. condemning the
use Of force in the 100-mile- wioe
strait between Formosa and the
Red Chinese mainland.
George, Lehman Praise Talk
Senate Democrats as far apart
on Far Eastern policy as Senators
George of Georgia and Lehman
OF New York have praised the
speech.
The nearest thing to dissent
from within party ranks came in
a call from Senator Thurmond
of South Carolina for non-parti-
san support of President Eisen-
hoWer's Formosa policies. Sena-
tor Thurmond, no Stevenson
hacker in 1852, did not mention
Mr.. Stevenson in a letter to con-
StituentS.
Senator Sparkman of Alabama,
who was Mr.. Stevenson's run
ming mate in 1852, said in an
interview he feels there is no
one in a position to challenge
the former Illinois Governor for
the 1856 presidential nomination
if he wants it.
IF Mr.. Stevenson announces
that he would like to be the
candidate again, it is my opinion
he will not have serious opposi-
ton at the convention" Sena-
tor Sparkman said.
Agrees With Stevenson
Senator Lyndon B. johnson of
Texas, the Democratic leader,
said that in discussing the For
mosa problem Mr.. Stevenson was
correct in asserting that the
only real solution lies in due re-
gard to realities in Asia rather
than in saber rafting and
bluster."
Senator Lehman said Mr..
Stevenson had summed up 1.-The
doubts, questions and fears that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

conyerged on the scene was the
Matanzas. which reported only
slight damage.
The Coast Guard said all YES
sells were having difficulty To-
eating the area because it had
received three different position
reports from the ships which
collided. In addition the fog was
so dense that all ships were
warned to proceed with caution,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
s62, 900 BONDS
FINDER rs GIVEN
500 REWARD

CINCIN MATT ga
dandelion hunter who found
box Of Unacceptable bonds
valued at $4,000 was given
a 500 reward yesterday.
Vernon Presley, his wife,
and their friends had stopped
near Dayton. KY, to look at
the dandelion patch. MIR.
Presley stumbled over a box
stolen from the home of
William PEBBLES Of suburban
Silverton. Mr.. Presley was
rewarded on the box's re-
turn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
Benefit Dunce Due

A dance for which all proceeds
will go to the United Cerebral
Palsy Association of Prince
Georges County will be held
Friday night at the Bladens-
burg Fire House. Edmonston av-
enue and Tilden road. by Prince
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
Soult Locks Open
Navigation Season

SAULT STE. MARIE. Ontario
April Is (R.-The 1855 naviga-
ton season at the Sault locks
opened officially yesterday with
the passage of the Enders M
Voorhees,. bound for Two Har-
bors. Mimi. for a cargo of iron
ore.
The passage of the Voorhees,
launched the observance Of the
Tooth anniversary Of the locks
and was welcomed by a delega-
ton of 1875 marine and civic
officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Stevenson that the Democrats
will not denounce 1t as appease-
ment.
State Department officials
were guarded in their comments.
But those willing to talk privately
agreed Mr.. Stevenson's address
would give added impetus to dip
lomatic talks on the problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
II Milk Pools

ATLANTA.-Seventeen states
provide for the classification and
pooling OF milk for use as fluid
milk In metropolitan areas and
specify a minimum price the
dealers must pay the producers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13
Less Coo, Carried

BOSTON. - Eastern railroads
carried an estimated 203 million
tons Of coal in 1854. This COM
pared with nearly 237 million
tons the year before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-13

Georges County Elks Lodge no.
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The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Polio InOculatiOns Not Likely To Start Until Next Week

WASHINGTON, LR - Current uncertainty over when the pro- gram of mass inoculations against polio can get into full swing seemed likely today to continue at least until next week.
 The Public Health Service pro- vided no elaboration on it's bare announcement of Wednesday that re " clearance of embargoed patches of Salk vaccine would be delayed pending further study.
 A spokesman said late yeSter- day: "The best you can assume is that it will be next week before there are any further releases. 7
 The health service declined to comment on the possibility that a technical advisory committee on dosage, meeting today at nearby Bethesda, Md, might recommend some change in technique which would have the effect of stretch ing the dwindling cleared sup plies.
 The national conference of state epidemiologists, meeting in Atlanta, had asked the health service for an opinion on whether it might be possible to reduce the current dose of one cubic cen timeter for a shot.
 One change in dosage was put into general effect shortly after the April 12 announcement that the Salk vaccine had been found to be safe and effective. Children who took part in last years trials were given three injections each. The current dosage is two shots spaced few weeks apart, with third booster injection about seven months later.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Zone Chairman
 Of The Clean-Up Drive Are Named

The Clean Up Campaign has met with enthusiastic response and a good attendance was al the special meeting at the City Hall last evening.
 The following Zone Chairmen have been appointed, who will name their own assistants.
 Zone Sand Spit and Belmont Point-Mrs. William Brown.
 Zone 2-Dry Creek to Stead man Ave. from River St. to Third Ave.-Wallace McIver.
 Zone 3+Dry Creek to Stead man from Third Ave. north-Mrs. William Cameron.
 Zone 4-Steadman Ave to the City power plant MT. Viggo Walterson.
 Zone 5-Power plant east thru King Island Village Everett Bachelder.
 Any problems arising in these zones will be referred to the Zone Chairman and it is important that all small gatherings of rubbish be put into containers of some kind. Those cleaning up are urged not to use old oil drums as they are too heavy for the truck drivers to lift.
 The pickup will start Monday morning.
 Eighth grade students under MT. H. Tripp have furnished post CTS as reminders that clean ur time is here.
 Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts have plans to clean up specially designated empty lots.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Yale Student
 Spurns $4OO,OOO Inh eritance
By JAMES DEvLIN

NEW YORK, R-A Yale uni versity senior who says he has two hands and a head" of his own has won the right to reject $400,000 left to him by his father.
 Surrogate William T. Collins, quoting ancient Roman philo- sophers as well as the law, up- held the decision of Eugene F. Suter Jr., g, of New York, to renounce the fortune. Trustees of the fund had opposed his action.
 The young man, son of a mil lionaire inventor and machinery manufacturer who died in 1943, has no other source of income.
 But he told the trustees of the estate acceptance of the fund would violate his moral and political" principles.
 He received about $36,0O0 in come from the trust on his 21st birthday but immediately gave it away: $11,OOO to the American Friends Service Committee; $5,OOO to the Socialist Party; $1,5OO to the US. Grant School for Negroes at Yale; and most of the rest to his mother.
 Collins, declaring he made his ruling reluctantly" said the law was not concerned with the wis dom or motive of Suter's renun- citation, but only with it's legality.
 He said the law supports Sut- er'S "insistence that as a member of free society, with a freedom of choice, he cannot be yoked by this inheritance.
 Institutions frequently have spurned gifts which they deemed hostile to their purposes, and an individual has the same right, said Collins.
 Collins held the trust will con- tinue, with the principal being held by the trustees until expir- ation of the trust period, or ex- piration of periods specified in the will.
 The young disclaimer of wealth worked on a Vermont farm last summer. He has said he has no specific plans for the future ex- cept to Ego west someplace."
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
COFFEE PRICES ARE COMING DOWN

NEW YORK, R-Coffee prices are coming down again.
 The two biggest independent distributors of coffee, General Foods Corp. and Standard Brands, reduced wholesale prices today and some chain stores said they will pass on the reductions at re- tail right away.
 General Foods trimmed the price of Maxwell regular coffee by four cents pound at whole sale, dropping it to 88 cents. It cut Kaffee flag and Sanka by five cents pound and knocked two cents off the price of the two- ounce jar of instant coffee
 Standard Brands Chase & San born also was reduced four cents a pound
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
15 "Davy Crocketts"
 Enroute To Alaska To Prospect For Uranium

NASHVILLE, Tenn, tR - Eff teen Nashville Davy Crocketts Q955 style) took off yesterday for the wild frontier" of Alaska and a search for uranium.
 Three trucks, a station wagon and three jeeps rolled out on the first leg of the journey. The first stop will be St. Louis for the pur- chase of US. Army surplus sup plies.
 E. c. Gasser, World War II pilot and leader of the Gasser Alaska Expedition Co.,, Inc, said the ura- nium search will be made in a secret area, known only to him. self.
 Financial backing for the ex- petition was obtained by selling $100,0O0 worth of stock to some 700 persons, GaSser said.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Flooding Rivers Rampage
 In Four Southwest States
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Flooding rivers surged thru towns and farms in parts of four states today in one of the most destructive floods in years in the southwest.
 At least five persons were dead. Four school boys were killed dur ing a thunderstorm at Kingsville, Tex, when a lightning bolt struck down AZ younsters. A Colorado woman drowned.
 Mass evacuation was in pro- gress at two southeast Colorado cities, where the state Civil De- fense director declared an emer- gency. Scores of homes and busi- ness stores were abandoned to rising waters elsewhere in Colo rado, Oklahoma and Texas.
 Despite the destructivenesS of the four-day storm, it brought the first substantial moisture of the year to once-rich agricultural and ranching areas. Texas logged up to IS inches of rain and Oklahoma 12.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
CordOva Boy Dies From
 Injuries When Run Over By Truck On School Picnic

CORDOVA, tRAA school picnic had a tragic finale 18 miles west of here yesterday when the stake sides of a flat-bed truck gave way and spilled a number of the 25 student riders.
 Some of the students jumped and others fell but Bob Shellhorn, IS, attempted to hang on. He was dragged beneath the rear wheels, receiving injuries from which he died five hours later.
 Six others were injured but all are recovering.
 The accident is the first traffic fatality in history for Cordova or vicinity according to Cordova Police Chief Bob Nippell.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Syzygy Doesn't Bother 13-Year-Old National Spelling Bee Winner

WASHINGTON, R- President Eisenhower gave Sandra Sloss, 13- year-old national spelling bee winner, another word to spell to- day and she passed with flying cOlorS.
 The word was "syzygy," which the President said lost him a con- test as a boy.
 Sandra, from Granite City, H., won the national contest yester- day by spelling "crustaceology." She went to the White House to- day and had her picture taken with the President along with her mother, Mrs. William Sloss, and two of her teachers, Sister Chry- sostom and Sister Serena.
 The President asked how many rounds it took to win yesterday and the word missed by her last opponent. Then he gave her syzygy, word which came up in the contest. She spelled 1t cor rectly without hesitation.
 In case you're interested it means joined together" and it also can be spelled ''syzigy."
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Seattle Firm Reported Awarded Contract For Nome School Addition

James Walsh, local Pan Ameri- can Airways agent, has received word from the Juneau office of his company that the successful bidder on the Nome school addi- tion was a firm named Boen, Egge, Cummins & Coon of 3647 Stoneway, Seattle, Wash. No other details of the bid opening are available at this time.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
Refusal To Grant Statehood To Alaska And Hawaii Makes Mockery of the Way The United States Breaches Democracy

 grant statehood to Alaska and Hawaii makes mockery of the way we preach to other nations advising them to practice democ- racy," Sen. Neuberger (D Oret- said last night.
 We can talk unctuouSly about self-rules and local sovereignty but we will be judged by the world according to what we do. We have told Alaska and Hawaii that they can't govern themselves and the world will remember that"
 He said under Canadian stand ards Alaska probably would be admitted as a full self governing province without too much trouble. Prince Edward Island, with barely half Alaska's popula- ton, is a province.
 Neuberger also noted that Can ada gives full voting member of it's national parliament to the Yukon Territory's 10000 residents while the United States restricts Alaska's 170,00O population to one nOn-voting delegate who "sits as mere spectator when rollcalls are taken in Congress-"
 By this procedure, he said, i've thus have let Canada put us to shame in the actual practice of freedom and self government"
 Neuberger also said he felt ashamed" one of Oregon's con- gressmen-Rep. Ellsworth R-Ore) in the House recently to send the combined AlaSka-H flaw ali statehood bill back to com mittee.
 He said the opposition to state hood lis bound up in ancient prejudices."
 Tt stems from mistrust by op- ponents of statehood of such racial groups as Indians, Eskimos and Japanese. It stems from the fears of the canned salmon and gold mining industry that they may have to shoulder a fair load of taxes for schools and social welfare. It stems from the so- called political superiority of congressman from the big eastern states who don't want two sen- ators given to Hawaii or Alaska"
 The net result of this opposi- ton, the senator said, is to make hypocrisy" of this country's urg- ings to the world about democracy and lf-government.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
JUST DROPPED BY

CHARLOTTE, NC, R - Elva Anthony, 21, said goodbye at the home of friends and stepped out of a second story window by mis- take.
 He was released from a hos pital yesterday after treatment of head bruises.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20

TUESDAY, 7:15 ' 9:3O-
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-20
SUNDAY, 5:15 7:3O 9:45-
MONDAY, 7:15 9:3O
Short Story taken from the Bible

From the Book of Matthew, 25:34-96 God will surely visit you this day"
Evening star., 1955-07-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

BARNABY wOODS--Exclusiye resi-.
Dental neighborhood surrounded
by trees Detached brick Colonial
with DEN, p. R. PORCH. PATIO,
DE LUX kitchen lst floor: 3 bed
rooms. Q baths I'd floor; rec. rm.
100000 irst trust; 4Ia%: avail
able. Call LEGUM AND GERBER
REALTY CO.. EN- 10000 I'll o
BERKELEY FoxHALL AREA-Tre-
mendously charming 2-story white
brk. and frame Colonial In pic
ture-book setting on. q sorgeous lot
62x150 among perfectly beautiful
shade trees and shrubs. 3 nice
bedrms., 2 baths. on End noor.
Besutifully sropnd.levsl rec, I'm.
fully shaded porch, Garage. Heavy
slate roof. One block from. Mac
Arthgr blvd shoppin{E an and " srssnsP, Par
9. PHfLLIPs. DI. 7-ilIl. Eyes
oil. 2-4e34. LA
Evening star., 1955-07-18
$500 CASH
Columbia Park
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

A BEAUTIFUL HOUSES like a
person. Sometimes you have to
look beneath the surface to see its
worth. See the interior of this at
tractive 6-rm. home in excellent N.
Arlington location. Priced OF $IS,-
300. 20-ft. living room, separate
dining room. kitchen with eating
space; full finished rec; rm. VIII
eRAAk An Gsc Nc.. 1 RADIO %hghhY sids', HaI., s9-
AIhxS.;11ssSsIssll.y AiI1hx;1sssl hwy sz-t., brick
gambler: $2l. 500. Quality 3-twin-
beautiful i5Ox15o.ft.. lot With
TREEs. 49, ssmtc porch; kit; e color
should sell Tor much more. Com. Conn.,
and park Just . biks. Best Viz.
5M.sz4! M vi il. s.4s7o.S SihfrI1 us sk'
AIEXANDRIA--cooi shady Brad
deck Heights-Lovely neighbor-
story home in George Mason school
area. fenced level lot. nice plant
ings and trees. Living rm., fire-
place, dining rm., equipped kit,
with breakfast bar. screened porch,
3 bedrms., tile bath and full bsmt.
GI approved. $4,000. For appt.,
phone after | Pm. TIE. 6-4333. .
S10,750. We offer 9 good semidet.
home in a good neighborhood. As
sume q large CT loan and name
your own down payment. Call XII.
8-3l96. VERNON REALTY, INC.
ALEX. SUBURBS - THIS rs A
DREAMER Beaut. 3-hedrm. brick
rambler only 1 yr. old: 2 lovely
baths, firepl.. din. rm.. huge bsmt:,
ducts IN for. air cond. Lge. birch
lot In . top location. AL SMITH
REALTY. XII. s-8652; ewes, XII. O.
AiIiEx.-No MONEY DOWN y al for
this fine 2-bedrm brick; bsmt., rec.
rm.. beaut. outdoor stone firepl.
DON'T PASS THIS UP. Small
monthly pymts; AL SMITH REAL
TY. XII. s-6652; ewes. TIE. 6-5s52.
OR FREE RENT-2-fsmily- BRICK T
has liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, . bed
rms, bath and porch; driveway
&c. 1To. mo. PRIcED TO SELL At
LsssSi Al sairH Sfassnass RsSnTas si sf'h ssss SSya
ANNANDALE-BY OWNER: nearly
tractive neighborhood: wooded lot:
close to schools. churches, shop
pms area and bus, IL minutes from
btanffSsa' bentfasoa' hs h.lectyie Kitchen with
4-ISlS; 10 VILLAGE DR.. .-22
AkLlNGToN--5 lge. rms. fireplace,
baths full Ssmt.. auto. wa; washer: /:
IsmcdeIsd.. 4s06 N. sSth st.. All.
ARl.--By owner. s-rm. brick SENT
det I'm. bsmt.. trees, iine cony.
community: $l1,500. CT. conv.
terms. IA. 7-51S5. 30
ARL.. Westover.---Close-in brick;
Lovely lot. secl yd., 2 bedrms.,
liys rm,. sep; din: rm.. full bsmt.,
Si3,S50; FOX ,REALTY, IA. 2-s230,
living room with firspiacs. sSGh dfninH
room. 0E kit. breakfast area list
porch. 5 bedrms. and bath. Dry
bsmt., level lot. det. gar. Owner
PRED j. oEoRdE. "a. s-s7SS:
AisIINGToN. al approved, 81. $50
--Handsome brick Colonial In Oak
crest. Laree living room. separets
snns .SSce rOS dsn Sn'tR three snsH uisa
Ia baths. fun basement with rec
reation room. attached garage.
Beautiful lot. with. nice shade trees.
tganspoftstic frank Q. PHIIe
Mse o. SMRo. S-ssSs. ''''- 7s o.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
BETTIESNA
SPLIT T,EVET.

Here Is value you can't afford Ia
pass by. This center-hali bFk. home
is only 2ls years old. Conteins
lge. studio living rm., family-sized
dining rm. all-electric kitchen. 5
baths; basement. In excellent con-
dition with attractive terms. w, 3
WRIGHT, EN-. $4,000 til 9 pm
BURNT MILLS HILLs-Luxurious
living on 3-acre site. A quality
built WILLIAMSBURG Colonial nestied
among many towering trees and
towering shrubs: 27x16 living rm,,
formal-size dining room, iibrary
opening to summer porch on gar
gen level; bedrooms Il Of master
Owner will sacrifice for immediate
saiss 8 ss,o Cali TIE. 6-7420 or DT.
ThOS I Fisher. r. ~
Evening star., 1955-07-18
FAIRFAX COUNTY
ACRE HIDEAWAY


And lots Of TREES tool One Of those
RARE FINDS you see only once In
9 long time; Bs sure g sec this
room RAMBLER placed with in
Mnite care y fne country setting:
something different; rooms are
all large, fine modern fireplace in
the spacious living room. Enjoy
using the dining "Lt for formal
or informal dinners. Space In the
kitchen for breakfast table. House
is approx. ''H" shaped with patio
In between the main body Of the
house and the recreation family
room. Beautifully styled and de-
signed by q master architect. Two
Only S23,5O0.
ARLINGTON REALTY
e212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 I'll 0
Evening star., 1955-07-18
FOR SALE
ROADSIDE
BUSINESS

On Route $40 near HarperS
Ferry, West Virginia, suit
able for service station and
restaurant.
Contact Ransom Real Estate
g. Insurance Co., Ransom,
West Virginia.
Evening star., 1955-07-18
HOUSES FOR sALE--s.w.
SALE OR LEASE

NEAR DEPT OF AGRICULTURE
3emidetached brick. newly decorated;
ideal for large family or home and
income. 4 rms. and bath on End
A., rms. on lst a. Finished
bsmt. with 8 rms. and powder rm.
Very low down payment with terms
or o long term lease. Mr.. Powers,
JU. S-SS9G. BASILIKO REALTY
CO.. DI. 7-S724. lie
Evening star., 1955-07-18
HOUSES uFuN ic.. Nouss tc...l
coLoRED-LooK

COLoRED-LOOK
Only $395 90 Down
LARGE VACANT BRICKS
800 Blk. z Street NE.
10 rms. Kits. 9 baths,
Blk. Euclid st. NV.
. rms, 3 baths
$500 Blk. Ontario Pl. NV.
rms. bath.
Blk. Lincoln Rd. NE.
Detached brick. 8 rms,
5000 Blk. First st. NV.
. rms. "a baths,
400 Blk. Dela1eld Pl. NV.
Colonial brick. 6 rms.
All Houses Have Easements
and Automatic Heat
Elk. $500 Ewes. ia. 9-7760
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Evening star., 1955-07-18
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

4S26 1tth ST. N.E.-S13.950; GI
brick S-story; like new: 8 rms:
lovely liv; rm., din: rm.. mod. KIT.
big bedrms,. bath. rec. rm.: full
many extras. HE. 4-35O0: ewes,
RA 3-6476. W. w. LEWIS. Is
SIS .660-Newly decorated. b-yr.-oIo,
ssrm' sse ,m brick; so porch. rrd, , fenced ward,
Proved dn l$Ss TGSn Fsar.saa saa pf. q' ns .e-
H09GjsR coNvEReTaaiD SSS Eerai . to % & 8 ants: Ms
newly decor: vic. 9Th and e; In
come. S170 mo. Sale BY OWNER,
lesyins .ash town. pu. 7-fooo Ext,
MI. iosei eciArIro1-1. 2. q families: Iss 3
sss Vacant. sens, owsEs zRS + "a q ssSio sSS cash
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-4-bedfm.. c4bas
2.bath brick, mr.. Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament schools. Dish
washer. disposal, breakfast room,
anishsd ssn s.sss. sss a. n.n oOred l..Isa rec rm;
lss :sYPa Suy city "a. PoR %o fs sasoo & 'es In 'h
COLoRED-Ii45 NEAL ST. NE
Semidet. brick: 3 apts.; h.w.: oil
heat: 4 rms. bath on each foor;
S1nSI;oo9 ZIG Terms; Call; MRS. JACK
coLoRED-a77 seth ST. Ne
tached. 2-bedroom home; no down
terms. cali VINNicK oT 4 coHENy, roH1nsy
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