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SPECIALS

- @4e&AS
SO, 1s-ft. Correct Craft, 1856 h.p.,
20, ee-ft. steelcraft sedan, fully
80, ,,,s S4.ft; Correct Craft express. t.s..
'55, .s7-ft. Chris Commander, teak
decks, ship.to-shore, coz gas de.
testor, depth sounder. Constabolt,
Ing. $22.500. Make offer.
40.tt. custom sedan. is. 100 h.p..
ship-to-shore, converter, elec. re.
trigerator. many other extras. com.
r9rtaSle rp,tsine. toT soS extensive living or
46-tt; ACE. loaded with extras.
Boats, ali sizes, new and used
WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. s.W. RE. 7-47a7
Chris Craft
Mid-season sale OF new and used
1sss. 1ssS $a.it $I-tt Twins TT,y,inscysE sedan
1855, Gift. Cobra raceabout'
1855; IS-ft. De Luxe Continental.
1854. Is-ft. Riviera, runabout, used
less than 10 hrs.
Famous custom 19-ft. hull and
II you have an engine. this Is what
!" hulls like this In the area.
IT will pay YOU to talk to US about
these boats. The prices will please
YOU,
r. L. Van Fossan, Inc.
$50 Maine Ave. s.w. ST. S-o32e.
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6O-FT. EICO

Ideally suited to eomfort-
able living aboard or for ex-
tended cruising, Twin Chrys.
Ter Royals 2h:l reduction,
new 194S. syncromaster cons
trols. photo electric pilot.
5Q:watt RCA radiotelephone.
VIII sleep IL, double owners
stateroom. two stngles, hot
ana cold pressure water, 8
heads. shower, nice inner
spring mattresses, big well-
equipped galley with large
refrigerator combination ice
and electric. Equipment and
FURNISHINGS extremely COM
plete, Hull built 1928, has
had good maintenance. Gem
eral overall condition very
good, but recent survey re-
yeals some work required in
future for which q generous
allowance Is being made.
Onered for Q quick sale at
$1,000 firm.
See Mr.. Rhodes aboard the
CHRISTINA at Schsefer's
Dock. Chesapeake City. Nd.
Sunday afternoon. or contact
our yard.
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TIMBER TIDES
ON THE RAW

OIN i k16 DA 1
BIZ phEc9 M9GPE4 n dGssSsEEkE a22ssSeEE s1Es ETY.
No blur no banks, unusually wide
white sand beach,. SO mi. d. C.,
over excellent. wide roads, makes
this appeal to that individual de-
sirious Of avoiding crowds and
bumper to- bumper trafdc. Best OF
fishing and water sports. Priced
much lower than prevailing bay
TO REACH: Out Branch ave s.e.,
follow Rites. s and 235 to lieht al
Patuxent Air Station. straight
ahead 4 mi, to bamercn. left 1t
Dameron Ia. mi, to sign, follow
signs to bay front.
H. GLENN GARVIN
Lo. 5-3500 ANY Time. DU. 7-4e2C
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

IL BUILDING LOTS or approx. az
acrss, s,,. fenced; Excel. .;,.i ios trusl ".
Excel. fishing and .hiuntingi mr.
Front Royal. va; and skyline Cav
srns IN the oShenandoah Valley
ciNDEk.sEo6K cSrTAoE, saxs:
pine paneied: lie. firepl., viii b,
completed by Aug; Is. The hous,
purchaser. Lafgs lot. 70x245. n
Cape 81. John. Anne Arundel CO.
near Anpapolis, Watertront psivi
kEysssi sIssf sssfifiss;ds sas tim! FsiSs;s sisss yis s
for appt. pa
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eoATS

I4-FooT oUFBoARD; fast. sound,
soSd performer. slbo. Can FK.
sTsbIsh ssIsbis sLoor. % n. sOuIi:s..l,
Esnnishsds; 6r,Ia 10 ss, iceassS At sailing
solid mshoesny % huii. 1rtnee ane IersS eres.
ertek 166-J.1 TASK for eadie), or
Parkway 5-0922. Boat at Broofnes
Island. Nd. OWNER aboard an
1S-FT. RoWBoAf, only 2 yrs. old.
good condition; reasonable. Cali
sTEELCRAFfiT. % IT, 1880 sxpTe.,.
1854 Grey, lis and hull in superb
cond.: many extras. S4.s5o. sun
gay. Gays. seioy Bay Yacht Club. week.
MAINE BUILT BRISTOL BOATS
51gEflsa' Iao,n1 81 aes aeoit, ouseoafd. sturay.
tender and an 1ahsn Kits. fanny s''i'''
BONITA. al-ft. inhoard convertible.
msns. nsalar .vaIaSis sl1,sSiis sS SS sss sSSn 1.a
BOAT REPAIRS
Painted and stored; reasonable.
SeRaAAMAgPToNs BOAT YARD. n.
NEW STOCK BOATS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
2Ssn crutsAlons.. vacationeer:
16-ft. LYMAN outboard. S4e5. Buy
nov-1g46 boats lOss higher.
NATIONAL MOTOR BOAT 6ALE9
NE. s-9303
Richardson 33 Express
Late model completely sauipped-
Powered with twin ITO NordberR
motors, hydraulic controls. Maine
radio-teleVision. 12 and IiO.yols
lighting electric bilge pump ana
blower, quick sale, S9,7bO, terms.
HIqGINS--26-ft. sport cruise, I947
he Snrysler Crown motor: 50, 100.
EX. 3-9207,
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COMMERCIAL

OOMMEHClAI
an NH REyRi yEfiLSS 81 AEHAPsSaRak sAssEs PeSRkEes hR
CORNER. CONTAINING lb7. 800
SO. Fl. WITH FRONTAGE ON 2
MAIN HIGHWAYS. ALL UTILs.
sAI,E OR LEASE,
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Deal With Downs at Deale

Deal With Downs at Deale
In order that you may picture, this
the word DRAMATIC. Il has the
most beautiful setting Of any. Lo-
Gated On the BAY ,s.TH sand !SsSaa beach ind ,ns
house in new condition, consisting
OF liv.- rm., din. rm.. kit. hre-
place SsSrEsS EnS Ssta oS1 lsI,t5 ss S0Tmi- r
carport, lovely furniture; Excellent
terms can Be .!,r Srranssd. hsm. " Win5sst Msst
River, either FOR white or colored:
S.Sedrms. bath, Nv. nm, din: rIn:. :.
~ sSsSD' Az; sSsSsIss Isy;l' n ;sads sss Sssi
:s. s;:si'' :;:; sss III iS;sHssi. H., siEss
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on Knowles ave. and oarret PIX
From 5000 50. II. to u acre: q
least B4-ft.. frontage; some cornefs
S12,5 800: V down. balance eubord
TENCHER-WALKER, INC. AQ. T.
2644, ia. 2-52S0. "a
NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE. q
S Sf ds aehs hsoxFsSG HsstGh:ssj :ss7so a.iifs. SGSss'
Near David Tayicr Model sssins i
Cabin John; Q adj. lots. with 235
It. road frontage: $4,000; cit
water available. -.
Nsf5 sith asY 'qsdiyisiSn' f1onts.s on fcass Fsrn
wood rd.:. Sis. 500. :.
Near schools. stores and buslines, u
Capitol Heights--Light industfia
III 4x135Ss $780, ssss6 So td'Bs. Sn Bs mS' lS'
MRS. BURGESS. Realtor
6109 Broad ST.: OIL. 2-42b3
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ACREAGE

ACHEAGE
80 COMPLETELY FINISHED LOT
READY TO GO: VA APPROVED
8 MI. D. C. ALL UTILS. S3p3b'
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RICHLAND ACRES

RlCHLAND ACRES
/ to s acre homesites on beautiful
ts.IS tsss,Su5s Hr,lR PIKE tEs'. r, ~. n nj
esviiie, va. Private lakes and play.
sSsd .osSs y. se os ,Ss.. sS ECs q
HsRsSSsoNy ia Ss r!ssii i'T Eyss'' sso'ess ". SOFAS
?, o. BOX 222. Mclean. vs,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS - Beautiful
Franklin Manor on tha bay. Lafgt
home; cor, lot 200x160; attractive
shrubss bedrmS., 8 baths; modern:
garage This Is Q shoWplaee. VIII
take small. property IN exchange.
Price reduced. set today 10 secure
BEAUTIFUL MOD. HoME-s bed
rms. and bath, well equipped kit,
SssseSass S.sa as., nv ~ We heat 49, Issfs On, pisTi
change for WashinEton property.
PAIRHAvEE, on the bsy-Beautiful
bedrms., mod. bath. dofmitory. 1t.
trae. view, pvt. pier and sand
i beach.
BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER - ehadl
Side: lge. nv. rm.,. stone hfepl., {
bedrms., Kit. and bath; $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL OLD HOME. Oh 1-acr,
\ lot. Lee. liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bath, laund. rm., incl. porch, ;
bedrooms. $3.50.
i ACT TODAY
TO SECURE THESE BARGAINS
4 B. M. Odum, Real Estate
Come to our Desle. Nd. once nexl
to ESQ station, 3 biks. left oi
church or call Mr.. CRUMpTON
West River 2-l19l or MRS. POOR
West River 5505. IA
| WOODLAND BEACH
Lovely st tour:bsa,Ecom; r ,.,,,, sn.eath HON.
Price .siasSed to $4,000 terms. '
Nice tWo-apartment home. ranch
style. only Q stones throw from
larFe sandy beach. Reduced Il
We have many homes. .cottsees snt
near churches. stores and new ele.
mentery school.
Edgewater Realty Co.
u.,.M wy, 81 Z. MILLER Esesltsr =,
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OCEAN CITY, AD.-Nev apts. On
The beach. Sos . week; vGeanciel
20th Of Aus. through sept: NAH
reseryetions for Labor Day now
BEfH1NY bEAcH. DEL.-3-bedrm,
yk; Reduced rates for Sept. IN
oCExE BEACH. MD-Direet ocean
front corner lot. sect, c, Block II
RkASsoIs a ;SSSi tsTms sxIaassi, "A a7-5Tssi .n,,
1 blk; ocean: I, 2. 3 bedrms. Also
3 or . BEDROOMS. ocean block;
Sept. rates: no pets. Rehoboth
esoI: No. 2 Laurel st. or OIL
KITTY HAWK. n. Ocean from
cottages for rent. Call after
SUM-, aft. z weekdays, DU. 7-7694
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ATEYANDRIA. VA

ALEXANDRIA. VA.
20 AcreS-more or less-on Duke
ST.. and Reynolds st. VIII sell
subject to you getting your 3ontnf
and will subordinate. Price, $4,000
per acre. Brokers coop. given
MARSHAL J. WAPLE CO.
1874 14th st. NV. AD. 4-20O5
McLEAN-Have several choice par.
poses; rs to $50 acres; sewer ant
water now being installed. Fol
appt. call. E. H IRWIN ia. z.
1928. or FL 6-364s. ewes. --25
WHEATON mr.. Ca. ave.--Beautifu
half acre wooded lots. $4,000 IN
BSsRFVWSYN HoTs.. soz17s. $. and y.
$3.50 up: other nearby Nd hall, al,
acre lots. $3.50 up. BURTON
owner. jU. 9-705e. "a
ssoSno OF oEEr,r59!9TnIeiEEE 59 ASEEs-IsAEsTFWNAAEESS sAEsTWAES I
CAMP SPRINGS. AND CLINTON
Rb, WILL sACRiFfCE FOR 0u1cE
SALE. MRS. PYLEs. cY. 1855
=
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PENN MAR

FENN WAh
1877 et. James pl.. at beach, Allan.
tic City. N. J. Bathing direct from
hote;. Special weekly rates. Coffet
shop ROBERT ]. STASzNY
Owner Manager. Phone 4-9772.
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ONLY $500 DOWN
wl sylvan buy shorees.e e.e' ssHfSsy sS'ftss:
or woodland Beach: only IS minis
from D. C. Some. vear-round cot,
ssss Sa sSe nssa rgsS'55s rgS5S RfIlsst sInss
salt water bathing. fishing anc
LOTS $1OO UP
At Avalon Shores. Herald Herbor
Selby- on-The-Bay and WOODLAND
Beach. Name, your own terms. Cal
kssion hrs RaHEdlett, w oSSs 60 3 S-SSss; s; H. Mrs
2Y2' tesntral ave- ave. eSsended,. Ss al "0u''
KAY REALTY co.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
5-1O0 ACRES IN Va. wanted within
oR 81 ri nisr1Ss fTSSa p az & ,4s ~ 400 sIs Co.,.
age are vefv low. Can or write u
II YOU have anythinE. no matter
how. large or small. ASHLEY, INC
2405. Price ave. Wheaton. Nd
|BSEnrHRsssfDsHSs AREA y to "a a..
suS or WIN R.s s0ps sxso.aS. sS sGs 1d n rear
Oh. 4-4b7s. -M
LAKE with wooded acreage In Vir-
ginia. close TO Metropolitan Area
JA. 5-S1l4,
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Large Wooded Hilltop Lot
i99xI2b n. deep. on Arlinstsn
Ideal for split-level home.
Bargain at SOC Per Foot
DANIEL E. RAGALIE
OF, 4-e41O. REALToR. OF. 4-e4i0
75S 23rd st. 81 Arlington, We.
LOTS WITH SEWER AND WATER
Group OF "a or as lots. Sewer.
Fater. streets already In. Ready
tor Inn .iimmediste I building ,yss SlDssrin III
James G. Conley & Co.
sssS Ga. Ave-; Ju. 9-4ls4 I'll 0
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BUILDERS
DEVELOPERS
SPECTATORS
RESIDENTIAL TRACTS
APARTMENT SITES
COMMERCIAL AND
INDUSTRIAL. GROUNDS

CALL, DON DoUoHERTY
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
IA. 10000 tnights) ia. 7-4oss
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Seashore, For Rent
BEACH, Delaware
MODERN eSm cSny.nisnses STsass 6ess seetiOn sSS%
In PINES. exclusive. l block from
ocean. Available, with utilities.
August 21st till after Labor Day or
longer II desired. ARTHUR NOR
RIs. Phone 917; p. o. Box 155.
Centrevilie, Nd.
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|SHADYSIDE BOAT YD.
Shadyside, Md.
Phone West River 4781
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CORNFIELD HARBOR

Attractive bungalows. 2 bedrms.. liv
rm., bath, kit. utility rm. ant
screened porch. Ice lot on water
Best fishing. grabbing, oystering
bathing. yaehting. ducking and
quail mo fooling). Sensibly priced
S6,500. Located where the Po.
tornac River meets the Chesapeak.
BAY Directions, Route 8 and .23t
through Lexington Park, Ridge aric
Scotland, Nd. turn right at sier
Cofnfeld Hsfbor after passing Scot.
land Post once. next road below
Ernest Brown Police Boys clul
camp ia
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David M. Nichols & Co.

and Sundays, o TO 8: Baitimore.
Lexington o-6S59 or etevensville
(Md,l 1921.
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EAsTQN BUNGALOW with " acre
en Tiis6nqVsn V q Creek, g near eS 49, Miles |.
Low down payment Apd easy
monthly tsTms Pfifs,, l4'6oo.
10 B.. Washlngton st.
Easton, Maryland
Ehstun 1888
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Come to our Desle. Nd. once nexl
to ESQ station. 3 blks. left oi
church or call Mr.. CRUMPTON
West River 2-1191 or MRS. POOR
West River 56O5. IA
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Rothrock Slated
Justice

Fairfax Circuit Court Judge
Paul E. Brown announced yes
terday he will appoint John A.
Rothrock as senior trial justice
for Fairfax County.
Mr.. Rothrock, a 30-year-old
attorney and former Abingdon
school teacher and athletic
coach, is now serving as associ-
ate trial justice. He will fill the
poct vacated this week by John
q. Corboy.
The Fairfax County Bar AS
sociation recommended the ap-
pointment of j. Mason Groves
as associate trial justice. Mr..
Groves, IS, is an associate in
the Fairfax law firm of Richard
son, McCandlish, Lillard, Marsh
& Van Dyck.
The bar association also set
September 9 for discussion anG
action on resolution ocered by
Charles Pickett, which said the
Supreme Court exceeded its
powers when it ruled that seq
regation in public schools is
illegal. The association tabled
IA similar resolution ocered sew
eral weeks ago by Mr.. Pickett,
but members indicated yesterday
a vote will be taken at the Sep
tember 8 meeting,
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Police Arrest 7.
0f3in Burglary

Routed by police who found
them moving a grocery's stock to
the sidewalk, three men fed early
today. leaving a trail OF mer-
chandise.
Two men were later arrested
and charged with housebreaking.
Police are seeking the third.
Mrs. Esther Jennings, colored,
1912 Deane avenue NE, phoned
Henry Parker, colored, at his
home, 1922 Forty-ninth street
NE. about 3 am. to report see
ing the break-in at his market,
1881 Grant street NE. While he
called police, she resumed her
vigil.
Police came across the three
men, all colored. holding sides
Of beef, slabs of bacon, cases
of beer, cartons of cigarettes and
assorted groceries. The three
fled, dropping the goods as they
ran.
Mrs. Jennings said she
thought she saw one of the three
run into a nearby service sta
ton. Detectives found james
Pendry. 20, colored, of the 5000
block Of Hunt place NE, there.
They said he admitted the
break-in and implicated Robert
johnson. %, colored, of the 300
block of fourth street NE.
later arrested, and the third
man, still at large.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Prother to Seek BoIonce
In County Health Costs

Itributions and let the State
carry the load.
1t was explained that the diff
fering ratios developed dowr
Through the years as the State
Health Department negotiated
with the counties in order to
get acceptable programs going
DR.. Prather also said he is de-
termined to maintain strict po-
licing of Maryland's shore areas
"to insure the integrity of the
Iseafood industry"
"On this problem, we don't
have to be hardboiled as a rule
but we can be if necessary" hi
declared.
DR.. Prather said one of the bi,
problems he faces is caused BY
the tremendous population shift.
in the Washington and Balti'
more suburban areas. The de.
partment is responsible for seeing
that housing developments have
pure water and adequate sewage
disposal.
Other problems which con-
front public health workers, hi
said, are the proportionate in.
crease in chronic diseases anc
the growth of the mental health
problem.
DR.. Prather was swamped with
Icongratulatory telephone calls
and kilograms yesterday.
DR.. Robert H. Riley will retire
as director January l after Al
wears in the department.
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BALTIMORE, July 80 (P.-
DR.. Perry F. Prather, newly
named to become director of the
Maryland State Health Depart
ment on January /, says one OF
his aims will be to equalize the
local financial support of health
programs in the various coun-
ties of the State.
A special commission last win-
ter criticized the fact that some
counties pay a substantial por-
tion of what it costs to main
tain their health programs
while others make smaller con-
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Driver in Fuirfox
FutuIity Cleared

Woods Stephens, 57-year-old
truck driver, was cleared yester-
day of a technical charge of
manslaughter in connection with
the traffic death Of a Fairfax
County mother of two.
Mr.. Stephens. Of the 600 block
of 1 street S.W., was charged
after the death Of Mrs. Lucille
Ada Axelson, 80, Of los Virginia
Hills avenue. A car driven by
Mrs. Axelson collided Thursday
with a tractor-ttrailer truck
driven by Mr.. Stephens on Old
Kings highway. Fairfax County.
Samuel H. Rembert. a tele-
phone company employe. tes-
titled in Fairfax Trial Justice
Court that he was following Mrs.
Axelson's car when 1t suddenly
yeered into the wrong liant at
the crest of hill and crashed
head-on into the truck.
The charge was dismissed by
Trial Justice John Rothrock.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Democruts-for- Eisenhower
Move Underway in Virginia
BY MARY LOU WERNER


Alexandria former Democra-
tic Mayor. Marshall j. Beverley,
has organized a Democrats for
Eisenhower" movement in hopes
of persuading the Republican
President to seek reelection in
1856.
The energetic former Mayor
did not seek reelection. He has
obtained the names of SIS promi-
nent Alexandria Democrats on
a petition stating: I'VE, the
undersigned Democrats for Els
enhower, pledge our support for
your reelection and hope you
will decide to run for second
term"
The signatures include four
former Democratic committee
men of Alexandria, another by
the man who was general chair
man of Governor Stanley's cam
lpaign in Alexandria and another
who led Senator Byrd's cam
paign in the city.
Mr.. Beverley, a cousin of Sen
ator Byrd. Democrat of Virginia,
has even had impressive look
ing stationery prepared with the
name of the new organization in
bold letterheads. On Monday,
Mayor Beverly plans to dis
tribute numerous invitations
among the original SIS for fur
ther circulation. He said he
hoped to deliver the petitions to
President Eisenhower in person.
Mr.. Beverley has been an
Eisenhower fan since 1948, when
Ihe nominated the general for
president on the Democratic
ticket after the Virginia Demo-
cratic Convention. Much to Mr..
Evening star., 1955-07-30
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
Thp 5nttnay Star

Choose The Star on Sunday When You Haze Choice
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY-The Nixons carried
message to 80 countries-and brought back mes
sage for the United States. In his first magazine
article since taking office Vice President Richard
Nixon describes the mportance-and the lighter side
of goodwill trips-This Week Magazine.
RELIGION ON THE ROAD-In The Star Pictorial Maya
zine Meredith S. Buel writes about chapel on wheels
which carries the gospel to is country towns in Vir-
ginia Don't miss this interesting story about "St.
Mary of the Highways"
WILL IKE'S AERIAL PLAN WORK?-President Eisen-
hover has proposed that aerial photographers be
given free access to the Soviet Union and the United
States first step in armamentS inspection Would
such reconnaissance be effective? In order to find
out, Star Staff Writer Earl H. Voss flew on an Air
Force reconnaissance mission over Washington For
firSt-hand report Mr. Voss amazing findings
be to read his exclusive story in the Editorial
Section
PRIEST Notwithstanding in the News Section,
the Rev. Georges Bissonnette brings you the first in
his series of 10 articles Russia and the Russians
Be to read every instament of "A Priest Re-
ports for unique report on what is going on inside
the Soviet Union.
FONDA, BORGNINE, OR wHOM?-Theres been so much
superb acting by male stars in films thus far in 1855
that reviewers find it difficult to select the best This
job is undertaken by Jay Carmody in the Drama Sec
ton.
HIGHLIGHTS FOR WOMEN-In the Women's Section a
State Department officer gives Reporter Mary L.
Vaughan some top secret decor tips, including how to
transform seats from an old jalopy into the plush
drawing room variety; Paris Correspondent Brenda
Helser hints what M Dior might be up to the
fall fashion collections, apd Betty Beale interviews
former occupant of the White House,
Phone Sterling $500 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1955-07-30

Beverley's disappointment, the
general turned out to be a Re-
publican and got elected on the
@. o. P. ticket.
But Mr.. Beverley's admiration
never faltered. In fact. it no.
ticeably increased when Presi-
dent Eisenhower accepted the
then Mayor Beverley's invitation
to attend church services in
Alexandria.
~ MIR. Beverley's affection for
President Eisenhower deepened
when the President accepted a
fire hat from the Mayor rs the
Chief Executive was made an
honorary member Of the Friend
ship Veterans Fire Engine Com
pany.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
U.S.. Faces Horsetroder
In Acquiring Acc Site

ever, he points out that a neigh
Dor. Marshall Davis, recently was
offered $1,000 an acre for 100
acres of farmland. The Davis
property, totaling about 240
acres. is across Route lib from
the Dosh farm.
Word that the Government
would build a giant agency in
their midst produced mixed re-
actions among Germantown resi-
dents and farmers. Some said.
Here goes our peace and quiet"
Others welcomed the advent of
a development that would bring
business to the area.
Mr.. Dosh's Germantown farm
has not been operated intensively
during the past few years. At
present, 81 head of non-milk-
producing dairy cattle browse
undiSturbed over the rolling pas
lures. The farm house has been
rented out to a succession OF
tenants.
The announcement that the
Government had chosen his
property was delivered to Mr..
Dosh in the morning by two
Acc representatives. He was
at his comfortable home in
Gaithersburg-at 20 Brooks
avenue with his wife Georgia.
also a professional bondsman, a
daughter and two grandchildren.
10000 Horses
Despite his success in farming
and the bail-bond business, Mr..
Dosh still considers himself a
horse dealer. He estimates he
has swapped, bought and sold at
least 10000 horses. Most were
work horses, for farms or for
urban firms in the days when
horsepower was not associated
with gasoline motors. He dealt
in BeIg;ans and Percherons.
A native of Myersville, in
Frederick County, Mr.. Dosh was
employed at livery stable at
the age of 8 and was selling |
horses when he was IL. He
moved to Montgomery County |
in 1903 and has lived in his |
present home for SO years.
Mr.. Dosh acquired the land
the Government chose in a
trade" with another county
about 10 or IL years
ago. The former owner, Otis
B. Kent, wanted property Mr..
Dosh had near Ounce orchard, /
Mr.. Dosh said. He estimated the /
value of the land then was /
about $4,000. +
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Girl, 3, Seriously Hurt
When Struck by Cor

A 3-year-old Alexandria girl
was critically injured yesterday
when an automobile struck her
tricycle..
Christine Murphy Of 426 Hume
avenue was admitted to Alex
|andria Hospital with head in
|juries. Her condition was re-
ported improved today. but she
remained on the critical list.
Police said she pedaled her
tricycle. into the path of a car
driven by Dan Allen. colored, of
the 500 block of North Patrick
street, as he was driving out of
Ia parking lot.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Boy, II, CoIIopses
After DRINKING

An 11-year-old boy collapsed
on his front porch in Alexandria
last night.
He was taken in an ambulance
to Alexandria Hospital. Diagnosis ::
Too much whisky.
Doctors pumped out his
stomach and sent him home.
Police were investigating today.