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date hereof, to the undersigned administrator at Wrangell. Alaska. DATED at Wrangell, Alaska, this 18th day of March, 1855
 Wm. D. Grant, Admin
 istratOr of the Estate of
 Edward Earl Kalkins, deceased First publication April 1, 1855 Last publication April P, 1855
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-04-22
WATCH FOR -
 POCAHONTAS RUMMAGE SALE
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, FIRST DIVISION, WRANGELL PRECINCT
 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- TATE OF EDWARD EARL KAL-
Evening star., 1955-07-17
First Lady
"a Sponsor
|Of San Carlo

Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower
and Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon head the list of spon-
sors for the San Carlo Opera
Company's i've day series at
the Carter Barron Amphi-
theater July 20 to August /.
Dramatic Soprano Selma
Kaye sings the title role in
the opening performance Of
aida" on July 20.
ia Boheme" follows on
July 29; Carmen" on the
30th: "Il Trovatore" on the
3lst,Sand Madame Butterfly"
closes the series on August l..
The casts viii feature guest
stars of the Metropolitan
Opera.
Cabinet sponsors include
Mrs. John Foster Dulles. the
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Humphrey, the Secre-
tary Of Defense and Mrs.
Wilson, the Attorney General
and Mrs. Brownell, the Post
master General and Mrs.
Summerf1eld, the Secretary Of
the Interior and Mrs. Mckay,
the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Benson. the Secre-
tary of Commerce and Mrs.
Weeks and the Secretary of
Labor and Mrs. Mitchell.
Others on the sponsor list
include the Ambassador of
Norway and Nine. Munthe de
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Miss Fuchs
Is Married

announcement Is made Of
the marriage July 10 Of Mis-
Elinor Clare Fuchs to Mr..
Stanley Robert Palombo. The
ceremony was performed By
Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld IN
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation.
The bride Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Lillian Kessler Fuchs Of
this city and Mr.. Joseph Fuchs.
eminent concert yiolinist Of
New York City. The BRIDE
groom is the son Of Mrs. Albert
8. Palombo of New York City
and the late DR.. Palombo.
The attendants at the we'd
ding were Miss Nancy Palombo.
sister Of the bridegroom. and
Mr.. Charles Reinitz Of New
York City. A dinner was held
following the ceremony ct the
Woodmont Country Club.
Mrs. Palombo was graduated
last month with q sulnma
cum laude degree from Rad
cliffe College. where she was
also q member Of Phi Beta
Kappa. She has done profess
Morgenstierne, the Ambassa-
dor of Italy and Signora
Brosio, the Ambassador Of
Australia and Lady Spender,
the Ambassador Of Belgium
and Baroness Silvercruys, the
Ambassador of Greece sand
Madame Melas and the Am
bassador Of China and Mad
anne Koo.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

when they decay, it would be
very sickly."
On her brother, Arthur
Schaaff's illness. she wrote.
"Dr. Physick has ordered him
to a bread and water diet :.
The doctor cupped him twice
over the heart and once the
back. He thinks 1t is gout. and
that he could cure him by
giving him q fit Of gout in the
feet"
When q circus came to
Georgetown, "The Wild Beasts
have been here. There was an
uncommonly fine lion. The
man said he had killed two
men,"
Miss Schaaff seems q bit
dubious about the future Of
Georgetown. Georgetown Is
improving they say. but I can
not say I see any signs except
two new stores and Mr.. Dodge
Is building two small houses,
one for Mrs. Forrest and the
other it is said. for Hamilton
Marbury."
On Travelling
A trip was quite an event
in those day. according to Miss
Shaaff. A letter describes q
trip to Cumberland Of $50
miles.
"It must be fearful travel
ing over those mountains.
They say in some places there
are tremendous precipices and
mother says In one Of the most
dreadful, they met q caravan
OF wild beasts and that the
mountains had been on fire."
So far as can be determined.
Miss Schaaff died an old maid.
but Miss Addison at the age
Of 81 married DR.. John H.
Bayne. They had q son, DR..
John w. Bayne, the father Of
DR.. Breckenridge Bayne Of
Washington and Harriet Ad-
olson Bayne. who married
Commodore Guy Castle. The
latter is deceased, but his
widow still lives at Oxon Hill,
Nd, with her son Guy. jr..
and his wife. Their estate Is
known as Salubria.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

cheering of villanova Univer-
sity. His father is Government
Secretary of the Virgin Islands
and was formerly on the staff
Of the White House. The
prospective bridegroom has q
Reilly Fellowship Award to
Notre Dame University.
A September wedding is
planned,
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Miss Miller
TO Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Raymond
Miller announce the engage
ment of their daughter Rae
Marie to Mr.. Charles Ken
meth Claunch, jr. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Claunch of this city
and st. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Miss Miller is a graduate Of
the Academy OF the Holy Cross
and attended the College of
Notre Dame of Maryland.
Mr.. Claunch is a graduate
of the School of Chemical En-
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Visiting in
New Orleans

Mrs. Heda Kock Rivalier
Won Meysenbug has left her
apartment here at the High
lands to visit her son 1t. Carl
Rivalier Won Meysenbug, USN.
in New Orleans.
Mrs Won Meysenbug is well
known in New Orleans where
she formerly wrote for news
papers and ran her own social
bureau.
She will remain there until
after the September 10 we'd
ding Of 1t. Won Meysenbug to
Miss Anne Lillbern of Liver-
pool. England.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

sional acting in summer stock
and was the founder Of Har-
ward University's New Theater
Workshop.
Mr.. Palombo, also a mem
ber OF Phi Beta Kappa, was
graduated with honors from
Harvard College. He has been
awarded q Sheldon fellowship
for travel and study abroad
for the forthcoming year and
will enter the College Of Physi-
clans and Surgeons at Colum-
bia University the following
year.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Hodussoh Picnic

Aviva Hadassah will have q
picnic today in Rock Greek
Park from 4 until 10 pm. in
Grove 18,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
CurIey Crushed
In Boston Vote

BOSTON, Sept. 28 R9.--Mayor
John B. Hynes and State Sena-
tor John e. Powers were nomi-
mated for mayor Of Boston yes
lterday In q non-partisan pre-
lliminary election In which fewer
than SO per cent Of the eligible
voters participated.
Mr.. Hynes and Mr.. Powers de-
ifeated the veteran politician,
james NJ. Curiey. and State
Supreme Court Clerk Chester A.
lDolan.
The election win be Novem-
her 8.
/ The vote was: MIR. Hynes, 50.-
1894: Mr.. Powers. 36,417: Mr..
1curley. 24,ls5. and Mr.. Dolan.
lIs.52s.
! An the candidates are Demo-
lcrats.
It was one Of the most crush
ling political blows suffered by the
l80-year-old Mr.. Curley, who has
served four terms as mayor as
well as Governor and Congress-
imam.
| MIR. Hynes carried 10 Of the
tcity's ~ wards. Mr.. Powers carr
Tried four and Mr.. Dolan two.
iMr. Curley didn't carry q single
ward.
Il was the third consecutive
defeat suffered by Mr.. Curley at
1.-THE hands Of MIR. Hynes. It was
the 10th time Mr.. Curiey has
run for mayor. winning In four
LOT those contests.
Mr.. Hynes served as acting
iImayor for i've months In 1947
when Mr.. Curley went to jail
for mail fraud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Stevenson Will See
Royburn, Johnson 1odoy

AUSTIN. Tex. Sept. % a.
Three Of the Democratic Party's
biggest wheels meet here today
for private talks which could
pack strong political significance.
House Speaker Rayburn and
Senate Majority Leader johnson
win both welcome Adlai Steven
son on Q visit to Texas for q
lecture billed in advance as nom
partisan.
Mr.. Stevenson as the 1852
Democratic presidential candi-
date was swept under In the
Dwight D. Eisenhower landslide
which carried Texas for the
ia. o. p. for the second time in
Ia century.
Now. since President Eisen-
mowers heart attack may take
him out Of the running next year.
many political leaders in Texas
ARE saying that Mr.. Stevenson or
almost any other Democratic
nominee has q good chance to
bring the State back into its ira
|ditional political position.
Lecture Tonight
Mr.. Stevenson's paid lecture
lon America the Economic Co
|lossus" is scheduled tonight at
the University Of Texas Gregory
Gymnasium.
Mr.. Stevenson win be the over
night guest Of Senator johnson
for what Senator Johnson in
(sists is a purely social occasion.
The Senator's aides insist there
lis no political significance in the
visit, which was arranged last
August when Mr.. Stevenson
Iwhote Senator Johnson wishing
him a speedy recovery from his
heart attack.
Hart Dinner Host
Both Mr.. Stevenson and Mr.,
Rayburn will be dinner guests
LOT James p. Hart. former cham
lcellor Of the University Of Texas
and former associate justice Of
the State Supreme Court. MIR,
Hart frequently has been men
TONED as q 1856 Texas guberna.
torial possibility.
Whether or not Mr.. Stevenson,
Mr.. Rayburn and Senator john
son will get together simultane-
ously during Mr.. Steyenson's
visit here was not known.
Mr.. Stevenson win have no OPP
Iportunity to meet his political
foe, Gov. Allan Shivers, who re-
pudiated him in favor of Mr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
Sow Hos Litter of d

| SHIzUOKA, Japan. Sept. %
l(R.-A Japanese sow recently
gave birth to "a pigs. An official
lof the prefecture livestock sec
ltion said today the birth tied
1.-THE world record set by . British
lsow. The Japanese sow weighed
1874 pounds before the birth Of
her two dozen offspring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Eisenhower in 1852. Coy. Ehivers
will be In Houston for an oil well
Idriller's convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

NsWs D0t0skkOeUW
Shopping District (
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A q N Trading Co.
%. 3 q A NiM. Lassasssss =. ,.ss4s
I Ambassador Drug Store
4 tpruss. Cesnetiss, CAnssf.s. GIFTS.
isn0 n g. NV ~. s-stst
Capitol Wall Paper Co. Inc.
,wsllpspsr and PAINT Pant s,,o
Carlton Casuals
skirts slogses. Linrerie 1ey.I sSlo
Crosby Shoe Stores
ePesturins Mary Jane ehoesl
III IL I 81 u. NV. MI s s-sss.
Fields Clothes, Inc.
fMen.s Clothing b Furnishinssl
7e2 I4th 81. NV. MI. e-e6oe
FOgeps
nnssass. Mems wear. sports oooass
10th q D NV. N. S-ASAs
Forsythe Shoes
,..s s1a' s. N.Y. NV : Ass; NJ. :se,s
Frederick's Mems Wear
1883 n 90. NV. Ma. e-ASe4
George w. King
Leather Goods Umbrellas. 0iftsl
6ll nth 81. NV. Ma. s-sSsx
Goozh Gifts
sis Penna. Ave NV. DL 1-Ssie
Irving'S
tsportins Goods. eportsweaf.
Luggageb
10th . 3 sts, NV. Ex. 3-s626
Joe Pittle's Metropolitan
Haberdashers
B:S nth ST. NV, NE. s-ei12
KnickerbOcker Fashions
Ladder Miilinery--Weartng Apparel
,aas , a. NV Hsndhass' DL 4-4e.7
Lanes Luggage. Inc.
tr.eather Goods, oifta. Luggaesl
1899 ' ST. NV. d. 7-6esS
Liberty Shops
lwomen's AecessorIes)
s ssS0 ls 8 d ]. Nv. *. s-ssis
ws
I Lynn JeWelets
SOC p 81. NV. d. 5-AI5S
MariIyn's
81 wG lssS Il. Nv NV. : Is. s-sss4
Nelligan's Shoes
tJuyenile and Mems shoesl
se2-sai r st. NV. Ma. s-ss's
Neuman,s. Inc.
,M,n.s wear,
itea n. =. Ave. NV Ma s.I93s
New fork Lr ll,1la,. !. 800 49,
sis d a NV. Of. 7-s4ss
NusentS .
le1e q 81 NV NE. s.s17i
Plaza Sn0rt Sh0u
1ssl.s s.as sr.,,.w.r
,oth s n M. NV p NJ. i.3s4S
/ THE PRINCESS Gh0n. 4
~ ~ 49,. a-ra-.,,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

Jerman Bros, Inc.
tchrysler plymouth sales 3 seryieel
L & M Service
tseat covers--Auto Tops. custom y
factory msde)
CelmaR Manner. Nd. AP 1880
Nat Lewis
1855 Suitiand Rd.. suitiand. sd.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Alexandria, Va.
$s%s%%s>%>%s<sS<>%>%%%s<%>%
Alexandria Auto Upholstery
$50 South Peyton 81. Ov. 3-se10
Rendall Motor Sales
,eas Fsias: T. SALES and ss ~ s,seo
Bradshaw's Shoe Store
....,.t Shoe e for the Family a ..,.
242 W. Bread st. Falls Church
Central Motor Co.
100, e .sa:ss q a.ls' : s;Ssyy. ~. s.,soe
Fagels0n Hardware q
Toyland
IS11-i5 King SC. XII 0-ezoA
Herby's, Inc.
1890 S Sc: & sales and ''i H ;s'-ss4.
Rays Stork Shop
(Materntfy RnShfnnxl
sol,t s. Wsshins.en 81. Ri. s-o4sa
Lees Riddle Shop
,os infants man = and children's Wear I 2l,,,
Linda Lee Shoppe
Ladies Apparel and Accessories. also
s sDsciaRl ,nn Y TAN wOmsny Fas as9s
Market Tire Co., Inc.
tTires.. Batteries and Seat coyersl
$500 'shs re- s! 9sSi; Highway
&c kias W Stree: and Maternity IT. s Dsgs
R0senberg's Dept. Store
ssDfTsl k f: s H. Women oy cA ssssn
Singers jewelers., Inc.
!Reg, Jewelers. Amer. Gem Society,
Turks Mems Shop
$500 Mt. vernsn Ave. Nj. s-Bo67
Windsor Mems Shops
wash. National Airport OF. 4.sss1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Annondnie, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Annandale Hardware q
Supply Co.
L,..,. s,ssa f fsRssE; 'os 81. 2..oo
Bergen's Mems Shop
Next Door to Post ONCE JE. 4-4760
See>>eHe<%<<S%<%S<AA>S%>eeN
q Arlington, Va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Alma Shops
s Fs@p W.o. siss q ssas
Handles IS 3 10" Dept. Store
The Hub Mems Shop
1876 nenN G GeSnns snd Fu5n IA a.ss,s
Rays Stork Shop
s.7e N M ..sIsssssn s ssss n. sssss
Lady Hamilton
940S Columbia Pike ia. $3.50
Saltz f Street
1iSs n. HIshiana AHo JA. 7.ssSe
Staiey's Mems q Boys Shop
ESQ N Giebe Road ia. s.Sszs
The Wardrobe
slsi wilson ~f viva wear IA. $4,000
Wynn's Feminine Apparel
Shops
gels n Giese Road IA. 7-eIoo
| %<>~A%s%%e&%s%s%As<%%<sssN<
: Falls Church, Va. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
| Alma Shops
lwomen's Wear--Family shoesl
i fSs 1 S sIssa s.. st. IL. ss ssss
Il. B. Clark Motor Co.
Complete service Of all types eutosl
| 624 8. Washington st. il. SLIGO
Greta Stevens
1 2O7 w. Broad 81. III. a-Ial9
Jefferson Village Hardware
610jS Arlington Blvd. JE. 2-1S8S
Kay-Albert, Inc.
an s. w '%S%sas 1 q. IL. 4-1,as
Lord Fairfax Clothier
Winston VIZ s sSsSp q Center H. ss asSS
Shirts Ladies' Shop
49, ladies Rsady- to-Wear,.
900 Arlington Blvd. JE. 4-O944
Staley'S Mems & Boys Shop
Nationally Advertised Brands
| b06 Leesburg Pike JE. 2-SSS2
Town & Country Ladies
Shop
tunder New Ownership
| 512 Leesburg Pike JIG. 3-1S50
Wynn's Feminine
| Apparel Shop
$50 W. Broad 81 "a. 7-61OO
The Yarn & Fabric Center
GAIT Arlington Blvd. JE. A-144o
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AIbee Shoes
tshces for the Family,
10 y. Wsnhingtsn Ava 70. $3.50
Greta Stevens
twcmen's WEAR -.
. Ne. WASH. - 20. 1-4foe
Jacmar's
tFurntture d House FurnishinEsy
II Ne. Washington 81 70. 9-olSl
Jaye's B00tery
fshoes for the Family
TOO Commerce Lane P0. 2-66l4
Medley & Co.
go {. MONTGOMERY Ave. 70. s-15Ss
Norman's Youth World
fThe Store For childreny
4 n. washington 81. 20. 2-0e32
Worth's Dept. Store
fWomen's q Mems Ready to Wearl
3. Msntgemery 4 Fayetts st.
20 z-S474
xS%AAAsAA~NHtesseNsAeSAes>
SilUer Spring, Md.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cameras, Inc.
8B67 Georgia Ave. 10. o-1ol1
Capitol Appliance Co.
tAppliences b Teisyisioc)
Clark's Flowers
064S Cslesyille I'd. 10. e-4823
Darling Dress Shop
8OS4 n. Hampshire Ave. BE. 4-3088
Ea ct. NpACf Mnfnre
ysler-Plymouth Sales g seryicel
100 Esst-West Halfway. ~. 5-i333
K0py Kat
$50, o. ss,s. a Ss.d'-'o-T e. s-sssa
Langley Mems Wear
fTeenaee Boys Apparel,
90Se New Hampshire Ave. HE. 4-SOlo
Matt Ogens
ladies. Ready-to-wearl
1851 Fentou 81. Ju. 8-I16O
Music Time
RECORDS and Players Accessoriest
S0O6 New Hampshire Ave. NE. A-072S
Nan Richards
Dresses. Suits. Coats. sportswear,
1855 CoIesyille Road JU. 6-6829
Paymer Il Phillips, inc.
Auto Painting and Body Work.
IUI0 1tpiey StreeS ~. 8~Ss1I
The Quality Shop
fJuvenile a Adult Furniture a Toys,
8617 Celesvilie I'd. u. $3.50
Silver Gift Shop
toifts. China. crystaD
1878 GeergiA Ave. JU. o-B776
Wright's Jewelry
teilyer. Diamonds. watchesl
9D1s Georgis Avenue ~. 9-4ff4
$%%AAANS%NAeASN%A>%eNHeA&Ax
Z Takonla Park
zseee%eNss<ee<NHsee<%%%e<e$
Center Hardware
tMechanics' Tools Our Speciality,
HAMPSHIRE Mems Wear
tClothiers a Haberdashers,
1871 hampshire Ave-. ~. s-osoS
Mardfeldt's. Inc.
twearins Apparel for ts Family,
1851 New HampI I've.
eo18 Rhede island Ave. NE.
NO. 5-S22e
The Tess m Tim TOggery
Inf Mnisn e. . Shildren's Wear . shc ss,
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
8 w. fayetteville, Md. I
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BOwman's Hardware
toarden. Supplies. Paints.
Housewaresl
6402 Queens Chapel nd. WA. 7-0O06
FleiSher'S jewelers.
31s1 Queens Chapel I'd. AP. 10000
Glen Lyle Fashions
Ladies' Ready-to Wear
The Henrietta Shop
sOes Hamllton St On. $500
LebOw'S Riddles Wear
tShoes, infants and children's Wear,
s, Sgesn &, m Ghspel shoDDinE ce 5ss,,
| Mel-ROn Fabric Shop
$3.50 Queens Chapel Rd. UN. 4-5913
Suburban Shoe Shop
tPoli Parrot Shoes,
Sis Hamilton 81. UN. G-o7ss
Wilson's Mems Stores
Nationally Advertised Brands)
Sis Queens Chapel I'd WA. 5-s16S
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL Wheaton, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Grubb's Pharmacy
iI161 vieFs NfiIl I'd. L0. B-38SA
Quality Clothes Shop
Men's and BcyG weary
| 111S6 Georgia Ave. 10. S-1517
Quality Shoe Store
tRed Goose Shoes,
1915 Geergia Ave. 10. $3.50
Seegreen's Toy Fair
tToys Wheel Goods school Supplies,
l1SO3 Georgia Ave. LO. 5-445S
$S%<<<N<%<<%%%e%<%%<%<%%%%$
| : Additional s
Is Maryland Areas 5
%<%%<%%e$%%<e%s%<%%<%t<<<<<
| Chambers Drugs
1882 Defense Highway
Landover Hills. Md UN. &-0386
| Clinton Tire Center
RI. 8, Clinton. Nd. CT. 7-e9ee
Se02 Branch Ave, Silver Hill. Nd
10. $500
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Casual Corner
1909 csss. AZ. NV. 81 .ssee
iss ci wiis. NJ bI Va Arliasssi. ".
English. PomerOy
Corset shop
-. scsrssss. q. asa Prsssissf C ..,.e
FarnsWofth-Iseed, Ltd.
s,s 'f! sss 81 M sss H.serfssash TX. s.see
Jacque-Lynn
,sis c.s si.nsss ss & Nv R'''ihf as. sso,.
Jean Mat0u, Inc.
ladies Ready.to- wearl -
The Jenny Shop
ls.s Conn. Ave NV. BE-. a-lsse
Joan Roberts
Ladder Ready-to- WEAR
ii00 Conn. Ave. NV. st. S-5e5S
Oneida jewelers. :
tJsveiry. Watches. Diamcnds, sssl
eos 15th D. NV. Ma. e-S6Se
Shoe Fair, Inc.
"a en-. s.s ss. fs2s'ai s9 FISH sss
Ted Lewis Restaurant
'sJuat Wandsxfui Food"
1666 Gem. Ave.
f 81 toars sst eas 'RS'A binns ss:'
randeflO0
Gadiss Appareil
Observation-Disclosures
C0lnyahi0 Heigkfs
fUppey flfh Sc, NV.
Shopping CenterD
$S&%ANNN>NA>A%%%S%%%e<A%<%3
Barnett Fashion Shop
Ladies' AppareD
Beyda's
Al, ,spof f.,S 4, Sw child'sp a. ws ssis
Crosby Shoe Stores
(Featuring Mary Jane Shoes
3l24-28 11th 81 NV. NO. 10000
Factory Outlet
3ei7-Ie Iath 81. NV DE. R-soi1
Ida Seigel
s Es 1s,s A. ApD NV and AS s.s
Irving Music d Radio
ssss Az ~ f.ysr Mu cS s sssss
Irving Shop, Inc.
Sis l4tA 81. NV. an. S-IseS
Krasner's
.eao r4. nf Il NV. ADDafinisl 81. s-,sss
Levitan's Mems Wear
az. Hi ~. r Y wv . c &C. IRIS.
Maxsi Mems and Boys Wear
esai 18Th 81 Nv 40 s-s7sI
Perry Nelson
tFeminine Apparel d Linseriet
sos I4th %. NV. HO. 2-35sS
Renay's
MATERNITY FashionsI
$500 llth st. NV. NO. 7-e558
The Sally Shops
tFeminine Fashions)
1924 Ilth 81. NV. AID. 4-aSe0
xsNeNsS%sSss%s~s%>sNes%<st<
! Other NorthrDesf
: Areas
&%Se%esNe%%>sNse%e%e<s%%%&
Al-Mar Shop
~ S,e ists sn ssr. Nm Nv vs. ssis3
Bellies Dress Sh0ppe
Nadies' Ready-to-WeaY)
A0l0 Geeesin Ava. NV. IA. 0.626Q
Bowman Motor Sales
(etudebaker SALES a esrvicel
1850 Geergia Ave. NV. IA $4,000
Dolls b Danes
(Femtnine Apparel,
1905 Cuekerman 81. NV. "A. 8-ztfs
Handley Motor Co.
s3a3 Geereia Ave. NV. IA. $4,000
Lad & Lassie Shops
tInfants' d children's Apparell
1910 underweod st NV RA 3-e08s
Peake Motor Company
CDe Soto Plymouth Sales q Service,
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV. EN-. $4,000
Royal Motors, Inc.
tChrysler- Plymouth Sales q Service,
re cs:ss;s rs ~ - s1sssS
: NE. Shopping s
{ Districts
$ss<~esNe~se%eAHe%e%%He%%e$
Fran's Smartwear
sSes issh o. M. Ia e-seis
Lad d Lassie Shops
Infsnts. snd .chiidrsn's Appasspl
Mardfeldt's, Inc.
(wearing Apparel for the Family
20iS Rhode Island Ave. NE.
1852 18th 81. NE.
1853 s e" . SEES, ave-
Market Tire Co., Inc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Adler & Mandel
auto Seat Covers d TopI
1909 Weedmost Ave. Oh. t-79ol
Beyda's
tChiIdren's Apparell
wisconsin Ave. ut Western OIL. 6-s422
Kay's StOrk Shop
MATERNITY Fashions
$50 Walsh st. OIL. 6-.I9S
Lee B0rd's Bethesda jewelers.
watch and Jevelry Repairinsl
1440 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $500
Icons Mems Shop
CIVILIAN Clothes and Uniforms,
T434 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-15H3
Market Tire CO., Inc.
GTires, Batteries and Seat ccyersl
1816 Hampden Lane Oh. 6.620O
M0nty's Kiddieland
. shd W..e cSsh E, Toys o. Ear ass
Ray KOontz Mems Wear
CMen,s Clothing and Haberdasheryl
7428 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. $1,000
Singers jewelers., Inc
Greg jewelers.. Amer. Gem Society
$3.50 Wiscensin Ave. Oh. 4-3O00
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Bladensburg, Md. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Dayid's Style Shop
twomen.s b Children's Wear,
400l Annapolis Road AP. 5-tS3t
Music Time
tRecords and Players. Accessories,
S436 Annapolis Road WA s-osT6
ShirIey's
Ladies' Wear and Accessories,
6A3O Annapolis Read WA. 1880
Waters Shoes
National Brand Shoes for the Family
SAGE Annapolis nd. On. A-470O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park, Md. s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
College Park Paint b
Hardware
-. tHcusewaresT oys1ifts,
Nelson Motors
tstudebaker Service d Repairs,
1915 Bsitimsrs Ave. UN. A-s60e
Standard Pontiac, Inc.
Pontiac sales and Service,
sIe5 Baltimers Ave. AP 5-42s2
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Ben Mar Children's Shop
tTots, To Teens Clothing,
Sundial Shoesl
B604 Edmonstes Ave. wa. $500
Patrick's Pharmacy
tDrues. Cosmetics. Toys,
s6ee Edmsnstss Ave. UN. 1.al9l
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Gloria Fashions
Cwomen's d children,s shops)
6s1e Baltimore Ave. va. 7-e0le
7467 Annapolis Road UN. A.5l04
Justine Nicholson
Oldsmobile
tSalea d eeryice)
5000 Baltimore Ave. AP. 10000
Quality Shop
13is Baltimore Ave.
Family shoes AP f-223y
Mems Wear WA. 5-s466
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Abode Hardware Co.
Open Sunday. 10 til 3
] 0 W. Middle Lane 70. 4-6tae
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Moe Berg's Paramount
Shoes
tshoes for the Entire Remiiyi
1877 Coed Hope I'd. Sc. LU. l-161G
Quality Clothes Shop
tMen's Complete Outfittefs)
I225 Coed Heps I'd. Sc. LIZ. a-330o
Supreme Shoe Store
fFamiiy Shoes
1929 Niehsis Ave. Sc. In. 4-ssa4
Walther's Dept. Store
ntnens. Family Ready to- WearD
140A Good Hops I'd. Sc. LIZ. 4-I223
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: Soufhedst Areas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Brinsfield's Drug Store
$685. So. CARTEL St. 10. S-6e00
The Clothes Mart
Mems Wearp
s sses s.s Sas5: sS. e IA Isl isssi
Grand Paint d Hardware
psints. Hardware Houssyare.: Ess;l
Handles IS b 10" Dept. Store
z6O8 Coed Hope N, g.E. LU. 1855
kreger's Dress Shop
ladies, Weartns Apparel
06e Penns. Ave. 81. IL 0-2aeo
The Suit Shop
tlken's Clothinsl
2o5 Rsnna. Ave. &c. II. SASS
Homer news., 1955-05-19
YOU KNOW  ivf GEfN THINKING

Once traveller was go ing through the corn belt of tla Middle Vest in the United staeess and he desired to learn Of the location of a certain road. AS 1t was get- ting late in the afternoon he decided to inquire of the first available person. Hc soon saw an elderly nan still to1l1ng in his field. The traveller came to . stop and soon acquired the desired in. formtion, nnd asked the far- mer what kind of work he vas do ing h his field. The far .- -per replied tht ho was plan ting corn. The. traveller asked if 1t was a little late
 to be planting co m. of which tho f. rmo r agreed that 1t was but ho want cd moro corn so hs could feed moro hogs. The tFavcler politely ans Eered the { he uas sorry that the farmer didn't have an cmp1e supply Of hogs, but the fer- mcr 1nsis tod that he did but went in detail to explain; ho wantod moro corn, so he could feed and sell more hogs, so he could. buy moro land, to ra 1so moro corn, to feed moro hogs, and buy moro 1ands The tTc vsler bceamo quite con- fused by this timo, md he asked the farnoT if he ms aware of tho laws of nature that perhaps would not permit him nany moro years in which to On joy his wealth. Then the tired former's eyes boamod as he told of hi s ral ambition: