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Columbia Country Club Area
A Very Choice SPOT

HiEh on q breezy knoll, Just large
enough for . few lovely homes on
With distant view and pleasing I'M
mediate surroundinas. An almost.
new, 1-level home you VIII enjoy
hail, big iiy. rm. With fireplace.
Vista window and screened porch
adj. to both liy. rli. and kitchen;
separate din. rm., kit. with break
fast table space, high Thermador
are 3 me bedrms. and ? baths tone
library, ana the ioseiy brick ter
Eses o1s, rpcfsd sS. ,s. 5ss /. Dof9ad Sedr Dn s
1 large Workshop 2-ear built-in
garage. gas aforementioned heat:
COOLING unit can Be added. "A rare
OPPORTUNITY indeedf Priced "a mid
die 40s. Cali JANIS 3. ecHWAB,
en-. ?.5s00; ewes, Oh. 2-l40e or
IINa Aa4MNNA I'D
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SILVER SPRING

spss ssa.s s,SS. sss iPPy1s Py.ae 4sssfSs is1SsIs
home. located in the best section of
Silver Spring on nagntncently
landscaped corner lot.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC,
PERPETUAL BLDG. Beth. OIL. 0-3400
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EDGEMOOR

Unusual rambling manor house
baths on second door; spacious
flrst or with den and powder
room. Call Mrs. Neiil. Oh. 2-0722.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Uptown once, I'M. 2-6716
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3ETHESDA
BETHESDA AREA
BEDROOMS. 3M BATHS

Handsome Colonial situated
ON over an acre. extensively
Handicapped: den, powdef. room
modern kitchen. ground level
club room. The exceptionally
spacious rooms make y IDEAL
who wants to. entertain. For
further details please call
Mrs. Neill. Oh. 2-0772.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4 BEDRo oOMS, 2 BATHS
This less than 4-year-Sld
room, and large completely
equipped GE kitchen. garage.
Walk TO Somerset School,
Middle 20s. For appointment
please call Mrs. Neill, OIL.
2-O172.
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roREsT-srrHEsDA

GhEENW1CA 3VNEoA--0SAA1 A1oSA
This 3-bedroom red brick Colonial &
situated on q deep. level lot In
macuiate condition Throughout; 1st
door includes . powder room
screened porch cyeriockirg tn
garden and An excellent kitchen
me owner, who is moving out o.
town can give immediate OCCUPANCY
Eveninss, kE 7.1237. MARsTM'
ER-MccABE, W0. 6-Ie6ti.
WooDMoOR, S17.950--Attractiye
brick rambler: liy. rm. with firepl,'
separate dining .rn1.. 3 lge. bed
rms. and tile bath. screened porch
full bsmt.: lge. fenced lot. Shown
daily TIL 8, I'm. 2-740Q. METZ:
LER. REALTOR-BUILDER, 502a
Conn ave NV 10
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MoNTG GoMERY COUNTY

ALTA VlBTA. 341,DbO--LI6TEN TO
THIsi Center entr.. bis den with
with extra cabinet space, 3 nice
bedfms, and bath; attached ga
rage; daylight bsmt. All this In an
area close TO NH, bus and all
schools. This will not last. FRANK
g, PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7006: ewes.
,9I. 9I; 4;Is29, yIsTs. =, rrH-,mm.e mit q.
loniaI on . charming tree-shaded
lot: 3 bedrnns., powder rn. on LIST
a.; short walk to bus and all
schools. OF appraisel pending. Our
finest value ct $1e,B00. FRANK
g; PHILLIPS. OF. 2-7ooo; ewes,
BETHEeD6--Bedrm. and bath on let
81 md: ps pssnsIsa Ss1aai; came rn .nS 5.sas, Sasn
ful grounds: now priced for I'm
mediate Az ssls. Ewes. ssn We. aS g.
METzLER, Reaitor- Builder. S022
Conn, ave. Ills
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HOUSES FoR SALINE.

BRoOKLAND. D. c.. 18th and Mon.
oBesutiiui l0i al ai ti de,.' II home On Ice. lot;
Q rooms. 8 big bedrms.. 1M baths,
full bsmt.: excel. eond., many ex-
tras; $4,000, OF approved. Open
to ofIeF. HE. $500: ewes. RA.
s-0l7e. W. W. LEWIS. --16
CAPITOL HILL-For I-2-3 families:
3 baths. B kits; vacant; new cond.
$500 TO $1,000 cash; might rent
PARK--By OWNER.
Priced right. Facing on park: g.
rm., 2M-bath det. brick Colonial.
Full-sixe din. rni.. giaSsed-in tile
;aSSsr r, S. Saasass ser dtspCsa eunsra. p6fsh pfS
n blk. to bus. shopping center and
church. 2 gIade. tr, hieh sehools
within watkins distance. A344
Eastern ave. ne. chll La. o-lab2.
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~ Many ~ S0MI 0THkns!!!, 49,

sTop IN oUR ofIEcE
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GATTHERGBURo. 299
0REENWTCH FOREST AREA--Re-
B I bedro@oms. @ 3 baths. With % powder
room on lst fioor. large family
kitchen. attractive In the GeorEe-
town manner. Level lot with 2-eer
garage. One Of Washipgton areas
66tehsssts BE- sassas sslssysslons q 81 7sssso 1850 can
ThoS. j. Fisher &E Co.
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WHEATON
ASSUME CT LOAN

Q large bedrooms, full din
inc loom rooR Wan kknS'tyspS,nsi e seSooi sssi ssS
Fffzfd. 10. 4.ooss. ~
Colonial Investment Co.
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Ma S-Soofs AAA<AChss AoAA
C0LoREl-Islh Sc; NV. s6os--
ysss hnsrss Ss esss hSas Sedrms nss
large KIT. large foyer. huge
porches. fully equip. bsmt.. large
attic, large garage, and other flne
features. This lovely house for
large family avail. for inamed. oc-
s,ss s,SHsneyy:s cs5sd s g y'aSw M sRRs e KS
MA. S-249O. --l6
coLoRED--BRK. BLDG. $ apts.;
ns nsni i4sh q lnSsss SWsss sl's x. s.. aS''
coLoREp---NEAR 18th AND m.
excellent condition, 3 large rooms.
bath, double rear porches; nice
lot: garage: must be sold. OF ap-
proved for $4,000. WIN sell for
less with purchaser assuming ball
anee Of existing 4es 0I loan pay
able S77.27 per month includinR
sassn.. nssIsss FRsR RsHinslgs i isaii PaLFs hs b. b.
ccI6kEDMssp ccIb66khEDsxssssiip j SuE SIN. 81. SNs..w.-nvs-
cant, .5-rna. brick home; redee;.
$i95 down, $65 per mo. FLOYD =.
DAVIS CO.. 162g * st. NV, ma.
S-0352. ewes. yu. 9-26bg,
COLORED-SEMIDkT. BRICk--SDb5
down. easy terms. 516. Tuckerman
st. n.w--6 rms. 8 bedrms., built
in garage, gas heat Cali Mr..
Sweeney, ~. D-sS40. MARaHALL
J. WAPLE Co. 1894 14th ct. NV.
cnoIoRESS nIoRSvo. =. sios ILLINOIS AVE.
NV, overlooking Park-Immhcu-
late 7-rqom, Colonial brick with
gas h.-w.h. and det. garage. Priced
right, terms easy. You VIII Ike
T. CAL Mr.. Clark. RA. S.g0l1.
TOR, 1894 14th St. nv. AID.
ccIoSRD-FoR ctcIIIooSSiR;DFoR THE DrscRIMI.
MATING family, professional Or
18th st. NV. Detached. Liy. .rnn.,
din. rin.. kit, buffers kit. hedrm.,
bath. library. music rnn. on LIST ~:
End d. has bedrms,, and bath.
Rec. rm. W. bar. Q dressing rms.
bath and maids fm. ID basement.
Front and rear porches. Gas ht.. 3
car gar. SWIMMING POOL. like
yard, Ample closet space. Many,
many more things for the utmost
N Injurious living" ": B. REALTY
ia. o-0S94. RE. 7-0650.
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CARROLL KNOLLS

8 bedrooms. eli brick. full
ssmt r,.s slsssS sssS ~; v.iv ssDs55.ss To5ss dtn
REALTY CO., ~. e-6440 I'll 0 p. n,
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GLENMoNT -. i.
ds sl.s e .t isi q rs.ds sss isafs sol e zns
into 2 more, Nice liy: rn. full
bsnlt.: fenced lot; Sl1,226. OF or
conventional terms.
GEORGE w. BAueERMAN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes RA. 3-SsSS
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'scksoS sasss a.ol.sn ayh SSs cscnsi Srth th. pt WIN
giye you lots of suburban living.
You will like this large Lying .rrn..
13x24; dining rm. 12x14, big fam
ps.,e1:io3 Is si 'sSsTa Sa sS5So Ssses Suys esiss ss
gem; can 10 Is. S,I2Q0 anytime.
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KENsINGTON

KENSINGTON
3423 WAKE DRIVE
3-bedroom frame bungaiow: large
tiy. rm, and modern. Kitchen; large
lot with beautifu view. Price.
with METzIER, IA. 9-o5Ss.
Kens.-Wheaton Blvd.
This 3-bedrm., lh-bsth brick Co
loniai home has Nv, nm. din. fm.,
den, X bath on 1st d. plus full
bsnnt. and 2-ear gafage. ON .lge.
level lot. Priced under $40. 600.
FLA. terms. also Gvail. Call for
TAKOMA PARK, MD.
This nearly new brick Cape Cod
home has 3 bedrms., ! bath plus
another roughed In, full daylight
hsmt Lge. lot; storm doors and
windows. Only blk. from D. c.
line. Can TO inspect.
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
HE. $4,000 Til 0 Pm. RA. $4,000
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qsEENweSD ESaIsS So1. AZ AxE viS ssoS5atnas 5.dIs
dining rEn., kit, garage, plus an
apt. which rents tcr $50. A 5000 5000
gny = iat11 HaSisoe; snytIwe Gw eoJu JRuhINUM
REAf. EHTATE
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Atfractive spacious 3-bedrm. brick:
fenced lot. beautiful trees and d
rm., hrepl.. dining I'm, den ana
kitchen: inciosed porch and sun
doek on End a. STORAGE attic. Full
bsmt.. fruit cellar. and hobby rr1.
Reasonably priced. Terms Eve
stRss sSSS. f6ll bauST ~ sEasR9 RiSleRfs9 tcSon} !.
1O11 goth st. NV. DI. 7-4450. is
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ATTENTION CT
NO $$$ DOWN
NEW RAMBLERS

So, 900 DN., $212 MO. :
S29. ESQ. A tremendous 2-level RAM
bier, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. din. rm..
equip. kit, screened porch, rec.
rm. On 2 lots, select location.
GRAHAM d CO.. u. 5-6550, Q
till 8.
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sonasilisMNene eomps1sbls Al 4 So. e.
$50. 4 hedrmss den. y bath: q:
shade trees; good elevation. RIP
LEY q RoMER. Ev. 4-941l; II u
anEweP m Q-a02a
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HILLs-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; fenced yard; conv. 70
school. bus. shopping: move IN j,
dn. dI; $4,000. CLAUDE WOOD,
JU. $1,000; ewes. LO. 4-7700.
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RAMBLER BARGAN-All-hrick. s.
bedrm. rambler with QE-ecuipped,
tabls-spaee kitchen; fun 6smt. with
fenced lot; large .4G OIL can be
assumed as part Of purchase price.
a. J. KESeINoER Il Co. JU. D.
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WHEATON $13,950-Brick rambler;
bath, living rm. with picture wind.
overlooking wooded area: dining ell.
bright kit. with table space;
screened porch, full bsmt.. huge
level lot; 1 blk. to school; OF, 500
down; non-0I, $500 down, bal.
SOP. incl all. DONALD e YoUN-
KIN g. Co, VIII. 6-B323.
$Ii, ,500--2-bedrm, brk,
bath. Huge utility room. h.-w.h., :,
storm windows. Beautiful fenced
lot. 70x1b0. Driveway. large shade
trees. conv. to schools and transp.
BoNAN B. FoGARTY, Lo. 6-5062;
bargain, g.
bedrm. brick rambler. full bsmt.,
side. porch, equipped kit. auto.
washer. S4-ft. front lot: immac.
cond.; immed: poss; Sl3,g50; as
Mr., all schools, GIDEON C. JOHN
nHExi IN vacant s-bedrm. Iii 6fict
Colo SOlSnial L., mi tnishsd rec I'm, full full
Gss aoodsd 0uiae fot ssfae5o 0asas Apprssed isSs
WOOD. Ju. s-21ooi ewes. 10. &
HILLS. s1s.soo--a-bsd-
rms, bath, full 6snt.. side-s screened
n him immedistely. WAX 70. schools.
shops and transp.. BONAN a TO.
GAHTY. 10, 6-6O61. ---lb
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MANOR cLUB-A rare opportunity
70 purchase one Of the older home.
value. .Beaut. lot, magnineent trees
and shruhhery; delightful English
brick and stone. Liv. rm. 14x26
.stf.n.d with stone o,, rsplaess s.a,D. Din hun. rm
rec. rm. and sarage. Needs some
repair. Clubs membership included
In price to approved purchaser.
Well financed. For appt. TO inspect,
cali H.. 4 H. DEVELOPMENT CO..
10. 6.26S5. ~-16
MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA--Incom-
parable. .split-leyel rambler On
splendid lot among tall trees: Be
frst! Only one. Si9,950l OIL. 9.
500; SNsgrs. eyes. Oh. e-7464, MLlkD
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HOUSES PoR sALE--MD.

1sthssda. Rock creek
a .I.s fssEy sss i css;s constr ssss ss .ssa sSsRs
Beautifui yards. and 4 bedrms.,
2iz baths. S25. $50; some $37 500
with S25. 600 1st trust; $4,000
cash needed. REED REAL EsTATE.
SSiSs.o SgSsss wiz nn ssysss;; ssthssda. Oh.
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ba.Ss 81 spprovsa at sif.a5S Hfa!S. need:
redec.. nrepi: in Nv. nm, fun bsmt.
with o.s. entrance, landseaped lot.
CO., or. 10000: ewes. OIL. 2-0326.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Punomo President J
Picks New Cabinet

PANAMA, July 6(P).-Presi-
dent Ricardo Arias Espinosa
named a new cabinet last night.
lIt includes i've members of the
former government and three
new ministers.
The holdovers are Foreign
Minister Octavio Fabregat, Jus
tice minister Alexander Remon
who was brought into the cabinet
after the assassination of his
brother, President Jose Antonio
Remon; Education Minister Vic
tor Urrutia, Finance Minister
Alfredo Aleman and Secretary
General Victor Juliac.
New men are Eric Devalle
Public Works; Eligio Crespo,
Agriculture and Commerce, and
Sergio Gonzalez, Labor and
Health.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Milton Eisenberq
Il ukes Oath as
u. S. Prosecutor

Milton Eisenberg. 26. Law
clerk to Judge John A. Danahel
lof the q. s. Court of Appeals fol
the District Of Columbia yester.
day was sworn in as an Assist.
ant Attorney, following his ap.
Ipointment by United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover.
Mr.. Eisenberg replaces Sam
Iuel j. L'Hommedieu. jr., in the
appellate division. Mr.. L'Hom.
imedieu recently resigned to joir
the law firm of Elisha Hanson
The oath of Office was admin,
listered by Judge Danaher. TIL,
new prosecutor received his Law
degree from Cornell University
Law School.
He was admitted to practices
here in 1851 and served as an at
torney first with the Wagt
Stablization Board and later with
the National Labor Relations
Board. Mr.. Eisenberg is married
and lives at 1927 East-Wes
! Highway. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
House Votes Rewards
lin IIIequI Atom Deuls
Rx the Associated Press

The House passed by voice
vote and sent to the Senate
yesterday a bill to grant rewards
of up to $5OO,OOO to persons Civ
ing information about illegal
dealing in nuclear material or
atomic weapons.
The amount of the reward in
individual cases would be deter
mined by a board composed Of
the Secretaries Of the Treasury
and Defense Departments. the
Attorney General, director Of
Central Intelligence and a men,
ber of the Atomic Energy Com
mission. Any reward over $50
900 would require presidential
approval.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Negro Is Appointed
New York Justice

ALBANY, n. r, July 9 R.-
Gov. AvereIl Hartman today sp-
pointed q Negro as . justice Of
State Supreme Court.
Judge Harold A., Stevens OF
Manhattan's General Sessions
(CriminaD Court Is the first
Of his race to serve on the State
Supreme Court. he nils q va
cancy caused by death. The post
pays s2s. 900 q year.
Judge Stevens. 4S. Is q Demo
crat and q former assemblyman
He viii serve until December 81
1855.
Judge Stevens was born ir
Johns Island. s. C. He is 9
governor Of the Guild Of Catho.
lie Lawyers.
Despite its title, the Supreme
Court is not New York's highesi
tribunal. The Appellate Divi-
sion and the Court of Appeals
are above it.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Thomos Junks 7 rodition,
Hunts Younger AdmiroIs

" Accordingly, selection boards
of necessity must evaluate an
officers nag potential from his
entire experience, performance
and attributes. and should rec
|ognize that the essential COM
|mand attributes are called for
and demonstrated in many types
and units besides major combat
ant ships"
Requirements Of Admiral
Mr.. Thomas added that he
knew the board would keep in
mind the increasingly important
requirements that admirals
should be adept in relations with
other officials, Congress and the
public.
He must be articulate in both
written and oral communica-
tions. progressive in outlook, ex-
lperienced In administration and
capable Of performing the semi
d i p lomatic, intragovernmental
and social duties required !"
He further pointed out that
the Navy in recent years had
become specialized in many fields
such as atomic power and guided
missiles. and stated that it must
see that those specialists do not
suffer in promotion as a conse-
quence of their work.
Under traditional procedure
the selection board would con-
centrate its search for new ad-
mirals among the comparatively
small number of officers who
graduated from the Naval Acad-
emy in 1927: some interest would
be shown in officers who left
Annapolis one year later. Navy
ofilcers said the Thomas letter
meant that the board must con-
slider officers through the class Of
1884 and that the result could
be that comparatively few of the
1927 class will make the grade
Thus, the wording of Mr.
Thomas precept makes it likely
that a substantial proportion OF
the new admirals would be in
their early 40's.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

TAIPEI, Formosa, July 6 P1
"A wholly unconfirmed report
by a Nationalist Chinese news
agency today said about so u. N
prisoners Of war captured in Ko-
rea - including United States
and Canadian officers-are beine
forced to serve in the Chinese
Communist Army.
The story came from the Ia.
tao Agency, operated by the Ma.
tionalist Interior Ministry. Ia.
tao claims to have underground
sources on the Red mainland.
The defense Ministry said il
had no such information.
The story was treated with
considerable reserve.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
U. S. Officers Reported
Impressed in Chino Army

The agency said the prisoners
arrived at Shanghai Tune %
from Manchuria and the next
day were taken to Hangchow.
They are reported attached to
ARTILLERY units in Fukien Prov
Iince, opposite Formosa.
Tatao said the prisoners have
been serving for "a long time
in the Red Chinese Army, The
agency added that the men were
under special guard from Man.
churia to Fukien.
Another Tatao report said the
Reds were moving essential sup
piles inland from the coast ''as
part of their preparations for
war"
Evening star., 1955-07-06
By JOHN A. GILES

Navy Secretary Thomas made
clear to an admiral's selection
board today that he intended
to push wholeheartedly the
youth movement which recently
jumped Rear Admiral Arleigh
Burke over 90 admirals to be
chief of Naval Operations.
Old Line flag officers, already
rocked by the Burke selection
Igot the word in an open letter
The open letter itself was q
dramatic break from tradition
In the past. instructions to Sc
lection boards nave been jeal.
ously guarded secrets.
It put Admiral Jerauld Wright
Atlantic Fleet commander anc
board chairman, and his col
leagues on notice that the Navy
civilian boss meant business de-
spite the inclusion of a phras,
stating he had no intention o.
interfering with its statutory
duties and responsibilities.
81 to Get Promotions
The board was meeting at th'
lPentagon today in reviewing tn
records of some 1000 captains
for the purpose of selecting 3,
for promotion to the rank o
rear admiral.
Mr.. Thomas referred to thu
old custom of considering only
those captains in certain promo
tion zones-that is, not to go be-
low a certain number on thu
seniority list in considering th'
loficers for higher rank. His let
ter said:
'The selection board should af
ford earlier advancement to ex
Iceptionally outstanding officers,
he declared, without reflection
on their contemporaries in an.
way" The boards sole concert
should be the selection of officer
who can best discharge the re
Isponsibilities of flag rank. Ex
Iperience is an appropriate fac
tor, but should be considered il
conjunction with the primar.
factors Of tested and provel
character and basic capacity.
II consider that it is reason,
able to expect that among tn
captains well below the zon,
there will be a few whose capa
|bilitles make them stand hea,
and shoulder above their con
temporaries."
Another jolt to tradition wa
the Thomas edict that commant
Iof a major combatant ship wa
not absolutely essential to pro
motion as has been the case il
the past.
"The number of ships now il
commission is too small to per
init assignment of such com
mands for an appropriate tou
|of duty for all officers of fla
rank potential" he asserted
Evening star., 1955-07-06
U. S. Air Chiefs Confer
On Red China BuiIdup

TAIPEI, Formosa, July 6 P.
Top United States Air Force
officers in the Pacific gather here
tomorrow for conferences that
will probably center on the re-
ported buildup of Communist air
power along the Red China coast.
Coming for talks with senior
American officers and Chinese
Nationalists are Gen. Laurence
S. Kuter, commander of the Far
East Air Force; Maj. Gen. Sorry
Smith, commander of the United
States Pacific Air Command, and
Brig. Gen. William L. Lee, COM
mander of the 18th Air Force,
based in the Philippines.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

PARAKEET, light blue. name Joey:
lost vic. 2nd and Missouri NV; re-
ward LII 4-A36S. -
Evening star., 1955-07-06

PARAKEET. blue. Rosemont section OF
Alexandria: liberal reward, XII. 9-0s43'
Evening star., 1955-07-06

GERMAN SHEPHERD, black and tan,
female; Folly; vic; Mass. ave-, Sum
ner area; 1865 Nd. rabies and dog
license GAIT; reward. Please call 0L'
2-7l97 -lU
Evening star., 1955-07-06

PARAKEET, white. with blue breast:
hwy. .eward. JE. &-246l. d
Evening star., 1955-07-06

PARAkEET, pale green, with yellow
"Jerry,'. reward o. 2-9495. -
Evening star., 1955-07-06

DOG, cocker spaniel, brown. female, re-
Gently clipped: lost Sun, pm. Pallsade
area: tag 1929: reward. EN-. 2-504O,
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Right at the stort Of the summer season
for you, but time for us to eleor out stocks
1. and reduce them we do to save you
nnony, mony dolIors. Naturally in eleor-
once Of fhis nature there ore not all sizes
and colors but there's on excellent selee-
ton Of practically oil sizes. Don't put it
off Shop tomorrow at The Mode.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Summers newest styles in all wool,
Docron" and Wool or Mohor ond Wool.
Excellent range of sizes and colors.
'Da Pon't Polyester Fibre
Evening star., 1955-07-06

IL, white. with brown
IT'S. old; answers to
!. Falls Church: re-
Evening star., 1955-07-06

WRIST WATCH, lady's, gold, Hamilton,
in Woodward & Lothrop's store. at the
District line, Wis. ave-: reward. EN-.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
LOST

DIAMOND RING, Engagement. Beverly
Beach Reward Call JE. 4-1212, reverse
charges, -
DOBERMAN. black male tan. spots
over eyes. Dolby" Vic. 14th and
Evening star., 1955-07-06

WIREHAIRED TERRIER. white back
Hiiiwood HiiR a Section. Falls church. Named
Lady or "Poochie." Is old and
needs special care Reward. Call ewes.
JE. 2-3S99: days, RE. 7-1S2O, Ext.
Evening star., 1955-08-07

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It's the first canned food to take advantage of the amazing
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OF the Uital protein available to your dog protein
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dog the nourishment Ganes-wth precise
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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1955-09-16
TWO WEDDINGS, NO LESS
Phoenix Traveller Sees Son Married at Berchfesgoden.
Notes Tragic PLAGUE in Poris Synagogue

maintained priceless buildings, and
museums, built and supported by
the blood of an impoverished popu-
lace. felt like pushing my tired
feet through some of the gorgeous
windows.
EVEN AFTER so little time as
three weeks on foreign soil, it was
thrill to pass the Statue of Liber-
ty and dock in New York. After an
absence like that, ones homeland
becomes sacred. / know how the
boys felt who, returning home from
overseas, fell to the ground to kiss
the precious ground of home.
Many times, wandering through
the strange, twisted streets of TIA
ly, I silently and fervently blessed
the memory of my dear, departed
father, who had the foresight to
migrate to America some 55 years
ago.
How grateful I was to him! What
blessing to be an American-to
own a car, however unpretentious;
to own a home, however humble;
to walk freely, unafraid, under
standing and understood; to travel
from state to state without pass
port agents and special police
checking papers and tickets and
luggage all hours of the night, un-
tremendously disturbing the iber-
ty and dignity of human beings.