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Evening star., 1955-10-26

CARPKNTkY, paTt-tlme work wanted
week ends and ewes, new or re-
modelins; can Riys best Of refs Hi.
cARfkNTRx. buildine and ssiseraI s
remodeling. commercial and resi-
dential. II. $500; "a. 6-6U3I.
CABINET. store fixtures made; excl.
ref. Al work guar. ANY time, Ia.
ExcAsVarINo 3 or ALI Tyres. rent
q Or ce9tract large or smsll iohs:
FLAGsTSSNE. 81 sT0EE. e. GEsfRST. HIsReS pa. %.
tios, Eallg, steps, ste. free eattmate.
Call JERRY. ~. i-47e6.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

ADDING MACHINE, Bnrrouais, port
..bie desk model with direct sub
FRICTION; ;os ssbout Q yTs. old, $50
ADD. MACH. small; adds. substrects,
1.yr. guar: once or home; $iA.06
ANTioUEs--Japanese Netsuke.
have Netspke for sale 70 private
collectors; Anyone desirins @
examine these specimens, call MR..
oENTrLr' uN. f-7s7s after !. I'm,
china, glass. brie.s.esae. slEaSasi plesarssi
AUcTfoN oATLERiES. 1907 Al.
4-3o52. DIV. z.0707. wafcS foi
ANTi6UE makog desk. $50: foldins
bed compl., $l0i new gas stove
$25; Ginning clock, S.; KIT. cabs.
SO ca. China. books. Oh. 0-oDeO
BABY CRIB, Storklins: excel. cond,
also mattress and chest Of drawers;
$50. RA. 6-D2H3,
Evening star., 1955-10-26

THEEvEluNo STAR CO
Warrington, D. Q.
WEDNESDAY,. OcxoBER -, .isSS
POULTRY. RADeITs. ices
sA5nF 11nrc ccH5Tks RE sea s4Jssri Jsscrsis,2E sugpli:,
n4U.. NE. e-0Deo.
RooMs fuRNlsHep-AW.s :
iasl coLylFBIA ID. --slnsls. -;
donbles. $40. Call Ap. 1-o7oI. 1T
MASTER nEDKMs nicely furn.. pvt.
sasIia.s ash r; s.sisnsn sisss:i wS. Ss4Gs
GENTLEMAN--studio rm.. running
Ma. $1,000: ewes. On. F-7sO7I I
SHERATON pK. HOTEL AREA
Niceiy furn. sgie. frcut rm.. 2nd 3.
In prt. home. Call AID. 4-io9g;.
ATrRACTIvELY FuRN. lss. m.
ana furn. ser. porch. hot plate,
bath and shower: $40 mo. 41<
buehsnsa st. nv, IA. s-1ssa
1914 Isth ST. NV, scott Circle
Redseerated single room. Funnlng
waters $3.50 weekly. ia
1914 1eth 81. N.W.-Rlevator bldE,;
nice, clean single rooms. next 70
shower. ~ 7.60-3e week. --26
CHEVY CHASE, p. C.--Attyactiys
Fm. with pvt. bath: quiet: " biz.
ssSa asIs 'ssoO.Dw O wo. weosrfssnsgs fssnsgsssg sgs'. .gsil-
sses 2; saia IN I'm 'io51sr fH R6SH Rs65Hsr
mo. Home and surfoundings must
be seen 70 be appreciated.
1871 UPsHUR ST. N.W.--Maytsr
he1ym.. PVT. bath. beautifully fuEs
issS i. BUS. so mo. Kz. s.4S4s:
eli RlrFENnoUsE ST. - Near
transportation. suitable for lady.
gentleman or eouDis, RA. 6-esSps.
WALKING distance TO dovntouu.
Nice lee., clean room. New fprn.
IN better class roomtng house.
sIcE ieS sISoLk iSss 6 Rooa. 6iS n.u. 70 San.
Is3i VaRNtjM sf,e-Attrae. clean
room. laundry privileges. nice loca-
tion, parking. convenient tralss
portation, $50. IA. a-744l. ---26
1880 n. HAAPs-Nice warm room
ioT G,,.a refined a peFs1n ssygs y sgsr mar mas @ q
asS III JEFiFsRsoN si1Ss n sT.%Front reom
with twin beds, also sd. roQns
phone. idry. pEiyils. RA. 6-4o41.
M. WALTER REED-Attrac. m. IL
pvt, home. v Blk. on 18th st., RA.
sisS 1iaif ] 81. NV. ADJ. s--Lss, ssL
$40 % up. COW. trsnsp.. no.
1915 0iSi iDSEiLARrELD PL. N.w.-Yrons
priyiisess; So Vk- IA. 1854.
81 4 DAy per psrssp; iloi I'm
nv nsAAtNs5ae yAAtNnsas sfIoe; sEoTHa ;Ia6ls' 81 b.
aI15 y 81. MW.--FFont studio, xe.
fTigerator, gfill. elpck.rAdio. Nv
airfcam mattress; S6-$12, X. 3.
1858 lesh sr. NV. - nusinsss-
women. egle. and dhle. rms: clean.
beeut. furn.: mod. baths. NO. u
422a Isth ST. N.W.-Army oficer,s
bath. shower: $50. ssiss.. SSb- so.
DoWSTol1N. ssS SS f7oi 4. /. ave. Spa.
cious bed-iiy. Em.: maid serv.s pie
ano; $l2 VIZ. Re, 7-25A8. 80
ATTRACTIVE. CLEAN HOUSE, sgle..
dhlf, rooms. young tnen; maid seTy.;
good parking; 81 vk. DU. 1854.
I'M RETIRED PHYSICIANS HO2SE,
cory, quiet rm.; semitic adults. gene
ueman. student: refs. RIA. o-20Ss.
CONN. AND NEBR. AvEs.--Msstss
mediats s1 pcss. IN. s-sssS. -~aez
NR. WALTER REED--Master bedrm.,
pvt. bath sleening porch. hit.
priyils. II des-: SO mo. IA. 9-2371.
SCOTT CTR-1 beautiful rm.. pvt.
bath, refRr. Reas. MRS. STEPHENS,
Iisiis issh Aass 81. N.w.-cisan frons
ss, single s sTooI: a..s na,G IA sseeyaisssS easS net
i74O r ST. NV, "The churchilI"--
Clean single rooms; attrae. furn.,
maid serv.s 81 up. NO. 7-ee0e.
THE PRESIDENT MADISON, isos
Florida ave. n.we--Well furn. bach
elor apt, refgf. and hot plate, SIS
mo-, incl. all utilities. SUN DECK.
elev., idry. and strg. facilities. See
mar Ii No. log.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Forced to Vacate
Que 70 ststs Flood Control program
Hyattsytlls s,sgE,, ssgss oMlT np,S,r..

Ssss,;,. SlSsss cSsfIs' %|aS faucet, sIsSI
Younsstown WORK tabletops. n fac:
astcsy tcsy eartops' so 70 SS " sss;s,sr e n 4,
PEDESTAL basins (usedl 81
BLOCKS, INC.
lelO Baltimore ave-. mr.. Peace Cross
WA. 7-bbO1. Plenty Of parkinl
space.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
FIagStOne and Stone

WORK
Pcrchss. patio4 walks. retaining
ANGLO ANssii ,us nsRcuccio,. dselDcsaio 70. s.l7os
FLOORs LAID, sANDED. HINfsMED
BY fAkks. for sound floor a0pice,
free estimates. call HA. 2-9lbl.
FLOORS REFINIsHED LikR NEw,
cQyER. Wa; 5:es6s any TIM.
81. ssPe gsii, sna g s.s iiSs9; iSs f.ee y. 5.to ss
FLOORS sANDED, finished. &C "a.
& ss.r. ole l. hIeri e hrs6N Ss saS So uDi ssFs
FLo0Rs sANDEp, anywhere. We
inderseh them 81. sAV-MoR Co,
10: s-9322. any time. 81
FLOORS FLOORS
New and old laid. flniahed. waxed.
cleaned. sanded. Al tyres q hno-
F6. F6sqa a-c5saH$S' 5saH$Soa sEavicrs' Ii nc
GKNERAL CONTRACTING, carp.
hrk.. cera., etc, Additions. remod.
Prompt: trss est. Cal 20. s-es17.
GENERAL REPAIR. painting. PAPER
tng, plaktertn6, carpentry. We DO
first-eiass work. Tel. Ar. 7-sI5A
PAINTING. interior ana exfsrior.
Cali any time. 4, DoMfN1Ck. "a.
4-l4o3 or IA, 4-u3l7.
PAINTING, interior and exterior,
White s smsehanie. Do own work
PAiNTfNG. 1enl remodeling: satis-
ns1 aSHsas sS1HsssSamssrs foE esss s - ySs; Mn. i.1e
issaHss :s;s u: 49, u :ss 4sSs. iisss'.
PAINTING. paperinE. waterprfg.. ir-
tertor. exterior; FHA loan avail;
estimates, ~. 9-477l. Ju. S-A2le
PArEsIkG, $40 and UP this week.
PAPEKING. PAINTING. PLASTER.
sro&D. kissa.loao. Can IA. IA e.pisss. pss
PLAsrERNG REPAIRs-oid Ana
new work. lEe. and small Jobs, Rsas.
white mech. Work suaf. 70. 5-4fb4
PLAsyERBoARD. sheet rock. tapiins.
% a%nisnins snd sHs sssnsSinf; sree ssssi-
rEassssTfkRiNS aiSbS DoNk, match vi xork
speciality; ali work guaranteed;
free esttlasts. 10. a.e59b. ri
PLASTEklkG AND u q x WALL
patching and repAlrss prompt serv-
ice: reas. prices. XII. 9-a302. .--l
PLUMBING AND BEATING - Low
prtceas free estimatea Nd. wpFk
PLU1lBING AND HEATING jobbing,
repairing. femodeling. 24-hr. serv-
ice; no lob too small. RA. 3-0SS6.
ROOFING, new work and repairs;
cutters. spouts. carpentry and
painting; also house painting, ex-
terror and intefios. 4. D. THOMAS,
NJ RGHo T7ifSSS. wArERPRooFrSc.
painting, yepointing. eApiking; work
guar,, white mechanics. Ii. 9-S209.
ROOFING, SIDlNG--NeE instRlia-
ton. Repairs on all types OF roofs.
II. 0-SI00. IA. 5.6Q31,
SToNEWORK
ELA0eToNK terraces, walks, retain
ms walls. all kinda Of cement work:
y. GxRcucclo, Poplar s-ssss
WATERPROOFING, cement work. 80
yrs customer satiafAettpn. tree est.
FAaa ,akaa for1ng Af1AKnT
Evening star., 1955-10-26
STONEWORK

STONEWORK
ms walls. ali kinda 81 cement WORK
tile drainage.
b: MARcucclo. Poplag s-s1ss
WATERPROOFING, cement work, *
yrs customer satiafaetaQn. tree est.
FsRsiScs assoc. .:gE59's g5, s.ihs925SaE ihs925SEEla EEas :
Evening star., 1955-10-26

BEE JAY CONbT. G0.---Ali home i'm
crete asCs. cIassiosd cshid se oserSesd seni
door $3.50. complete. Phone JE.
BIiNDs-Nev tapes ana eords on
any 9-tape Venetian hiinds. 81 .Se
sleg, price. ssh: ean NE. $4,000,
81 sHAbf bSfiysU0 z 0AaArasds' M asisass soo ipsE1a EEss.
ssick kIsso sosk k-yireplas.. ana ehim-
neys. Can ePACH. TT. 6-263b;
KI. 9-502l After 3 pm. ~
BRICK RoaIEsT1lIM9s ~ Z q ,,,.,,CA ,CAULKINo
REPAIRS La 6-sSzi
Evening star., 1955-10-26

ANTIQUES WANTED
silgerNare. any eend.: jewelry, bric-
sISsafM sslM MrrssTnME iaaS MI co rs. .osoo. Soro
Evening star., 1955-10-26
MQIQA TRANEL
REpAIRs and SERVICES


ADDITIONS, attics, porchss. recr,
rni.s concrete and mnnsonry; all
hi. 7-SSss. w. Au -a -
A6pITioSs PoRcn insiosiresi
jaIousies; kitehen remcdeiine; b
epecieltstss al work fully. guarAii-
teed: tree estimafes: SO months e
pay. SEcO SALES. GIT Sligo ave,
Silver Spring. Ju. s.30l0, day oi
IDbITIoEs. SecsaE On incl. poTcEes,
recr. rms or major alterAtions
Excel. mechanies. 80 mos. to pay
WSksisLD 1iaIsi q; icSso;NsTRucrloa co.
AsPHAL1 pRlYkWAYS. parking lots,
ALASKA PAVING CO.. rs years IN
business. ma. $3.50 OF 4-7aQ0
Asphalt DriveWayS
Repairs Resurfaeed IA. 5-ep27
~ ~ : 3 x y
Evening star., 1955-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS foR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. vali paper steamers.
ds Sanders al sindsS ssslsfs. s xszss,
NQok suPPLY. wO. e-052s.
Front end loader, and bulldozer,
with operator. IA. 5-93e3 after
$50 pm. on weekends. call "a. s.
cHXiN SAWS, i-man. sl2 per day;
Foofs 4: EouiP. CO.. 10. s-etsi.
mum. BLISS nv, AID. z-S7Iz.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Fairfax School Board Splits
On SO. 3 Million Sc Budqet

million budget to the people for
discussion, but declared that he
would not hesitate to revise it
later. While the budget was be-
ing prepared, he cast the de-
Gliding vote on placing the driver
training teachers in the budget
and on increasing the number
of supervisory teachers by 18
to a total of A.
Mrs Crowther said she felt
every item in the budget was
Justified and necessary"
Mr.. Davis declared that he
stood behind the budget as it
now is proposed.
Mr.. Lee said: I'm for leaving
everything in it. We ought to
add more if possible-specially
more money for gym equipment. "
Mr.. Robinson protested: "The
budget very definitely is too high.
Driver training ought to come
out. can think of 101 other
things we need before coming to
that"
Mr.. Darr declared that he
could cut $150,000 Of the budget.
Mr.. Kirby said he had voted
against putting the driver train
ing teachers in the budget and
also thought three new remedial
reading teachers would be enough
to add next year instead of the
proposed six.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Committee Kills Bill
To License Noturopoths

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 18 (P.-
Medical men won a battle in the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee yesterday against licensing
Of naturopaths. DR.. Carl Meek
of the medical and chirurgical
faculty of Maryland called ma
turopaths and their patients
"a cult" He expressed fear that
some serious ailments might not
be diagnosed by them. The COM
mittee killed a bill to license
them.
DR.. Dennis c. Hitchcock,
spokesman for naturopaths. said
more than 100 of them are prac-
ticing in Maryland, that 1t is a
legal practice and a respected
profession.
The naturopaths said they cure
by aiding natural processes in
the body, using manipulation and
diathermy.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
Thr 5unnau 5tat:

WASHINGToNS HOME GRoUNDs-In The Stor Pictorial
Magazine you visit the Ferry Farm in fredericksburg
w.. where the Fother Of Our Country lived from eorIy
childhood until he grown In the some moeo-
zine, Meredith S. Buel tokes you underground for doy
Burnsvie Va, with teen-oge Explorer Scouts from
Alexandra they go Exploring virsnios Breathing
Cove"
WHAT WAS THE FBrs TOUGHEST cAsE?-Wos it trapping
the notorious killer John D|Inser getting the goods
the nine top United Stotes Communists trocine
the leak Of Abomb secrets to Harry Gold? Top G-Mon
Edgar Hoover tells his story Of the most difficult
case in the bureaus history in This Week Magazine.
WHAT ABOUT LIES UNDER oATH?-The news is full Of
stories obout ont-communist witnesses who beotedIy
changed their testimony Con they get owoy with whot
they odmit were lies under ooth? Proboby Two Legal
experts Phil Yeoeer and John Stork, tell why in the
Editorial Section.
EVERYBODY KNOWS DISNEY NoW-Before teevision got
sort Of genius ncoenito Things different now thot
V hos let his fans meet him foce to oee he tells Harold
Heffernon in your hondy V-Rodio PuI-out Section.
HIGHLiGHTs FOR WoMEN-ln the Society and Foshion
Section Selwo Roosevelt in her Mansions Of Washington
series, visits the Perry Belmont house. headquarters Of
the General Grond Chapter Of the Eastern Stor; Eeni
shows the new. portess, "pioteou" hoir-do
FOR YOUR BEST READING EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK.
ORDER THE EVENING AND SUNDAY STAR HOME
DELIVERY. SITS A MONTH. might FINAL EDITION.
10 CENTS ADDITIoNkl) PHONE STERLING $1,000
Evening star., 1955-02-18

Members OF the Fairfax County
School Board are sharply divided
on the proposed $9.3 million
school budget for 1856.
Four of the seven board men,
bers are solidly behind the budg-
ct as it now stands, they said
yesterday. Two others think it is
too high, and the seventh men,
ber believes a few items might be
trimmed.
Members who are supporting
the budget are chairman Rich
ard Stands, Robert F. Davis,
Mrs. H. c. Crowther and Harry
Lee. Opposed to it are Fred w.
Robinson and Robert Darr.
Floyd Curby is for cutting some
items.
The budget is more than ST.
million above the 1954-5 school
budget and could result in a tax
increase Of 80 to 40 cents unless
the county has a big surplus at
the end of this year.
Major items of controversy in
the proposed budget are s27, 300
to employ seven driver training
teachers for the county high
schools. and a large increase in
the number of helping-teachers
and supervisors.
There seems to be no disagree
ment, however, over granting a
500 increase in the teachers
salary scales, which would give
Fairfax a scale of $500 to S.
200 after II years. In fact, board
members said they were going to
prepare figures to show how much
a higher increase in the scale
would cost, and consider it after
hearing views expressed on the
proposed budget at a public hear
ing March q.
Mr.. Stands said he was In
favor Of presenting the fjeY $9.3
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Sanitary Commission
Bill Passes House

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. Is (SpeciaD
The bill to increase the WASH
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission from three to six mem
bers and to transfer its control
from Republican to Democratic
hands was halfway through the
Maryland Legislature today.
Sponsored by the Democratic
controlled Montgomery and
Prince Georges county delega-
tions, the measure was approved
in the House yesterday on 107-
to-2 vote, The dissenterS were
Delegate Gilbert Guide, lone Re-
publican in the Montgomery del
egation. and Delegate Sam Gu
lotta. Republican of Baltimore
City.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Star staf Photos.

dine on the train, the draftees
went to work Immediately on
pies, candy, cookies and soft
drinks from the station con-
cessionaire.
About $3.50. they began drift
ing onto the platform. Far up
the tracks. a train headlight ap-
peared and moments later a
long, silver flyer slid to a stop.
The pack rushed for the steps.
Porters and conductors repelled
the draftees desperately. It was
the wrong train.
Theirs did show up a couple
of minutes later. They clam
bered aboard and it wheeled
away. its newest passengers
clamoring for diner seats.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

enormously but generally called
the 10 test by 1910 GIs.
The Alexandria center hits
only the high spots in induction
tests. It relays recruits to Fort
Jackson, near Columbia. S. c..
where they endure immunization
shots, equipment issues and a
battery Of tests designed to sep
arate round pegs from squares.
These tests number 10 and
range from quizzes on vocabu-
larry and arithmetic reasoning
to clerical aptitude for radio
coding.
The medical examination used
up most of the morning at the
Alexandria center. Those who
finished first started learning an
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Shop The Star First
For Your New Home

II you ore plonnins to buy q home,
shop the big real estote section Of
The Stor tomorrow. When you shop
The Stor real estote section first you
get o heod start in your importont
weekend seoreh for just the house
you want. Every Saturday in The
Stor you will find the widest voriety
Of real estote offerings for sole in the
Washington oreo.
In odditicn you'll enjoy, every sotur-
doy. mony helpful hints for improving
your home ond the Iotest real estots
news es reported by The stor.
Don't miss the big real estote Sec
tion in The Stor tomorrow. Reod The
Evening and Sunday stor regularly.
Phone Sterling $1,000 for convenient
home delivery. -
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Prince Georges Clears Licenses
In 9-Hour Liquor Discussion

The Prince Georges County
Liquor Board granted two hotly
disputed license requests yester-
day during a record nine and
one-half hour hearing at Upper
Marlboro.
Samuel Saunders was permit
ted a change in his license from
off sale at the Chev-Tux Liquors,
1701 Kenilworth avenue, Beaver
Heights.
Also approved was the trans
fer of a beer, wine and liquor
on-sale license from Kenneth M.
Raynor at the Boots and Saddle
Club in Oxon Hill to a new
restaurant at 1868 Livingston
road, Oxon Hill. The license
will be bought by Francis A.
Fisher. 5917 Twenty-eighth ave-
nue.. NARROW Heights, who plans
a seafood restaurant for the
location. The restaurant will be
in the area of shopping center
now under construction.
A large crowd jammed Circuit
Courtroom to speak on the two
applications.
Is Oppose Change.
Opposition to the Chev-Tux
license change was based on a
belief by 18 area residents who
testified that a place where
people sit down to drink will in
crease the present influx of un-
wanted persons in the area.
Mrs. William B. Bryant.
colored, of 1908 Kenilworth ave-
nue. said there are, too many
liquor outlets in the area al
ready.
The license change request
was supported by a petition of
l8l signatures and a large del
egation which contended the
area lacks adequate facilities for
Evening star., 1955-02-18

colored persons to sit down
while they drink. Mr.. Saunders
testified that 81 per cent of his
patronage is colored.
The license was granted, how
ever, because board members felt
an on-sale establishment is re-
quired by public convenience and
necessity. "It would furnish a
place for patrons to go inside, -"
the board said.
Fear Traffic Hazard.
The Oxon Hill Restaurant
liquor application was opposed
because, witnesses said, 1t would
increase a traffic hazard on In
dian Head road, have a bad
moral effect in an area which
has no other similar license
holders and because the location
is close to the Forest Heights
Elementary School.
In granting the application,
board members agreed with con-
tention in petition of 78O names
and testimony from witnesses
that the rapidly growing Forest
Heights, Glassmanor. and Oxon
Hill areas need a liquor outlet.
The board continued a hear
ing on request of Anthony C.
Schneider for a beer on-sale
license at 4421 Wheeler road
until March II.
Among other licenses granted
yesterday we're:
To Albert c. Rawlings, off,
sale beer at AIS General Mer-
chandise, Brown Station and
Melwood road, Route l, Upper
Marlboro.
To Vernon r. Butner, for
beer off-sale at Butner's Mar
ket. 5S18 Fortieth avenue, Hy-
attsville. a transfer from 4908
Decatur street, Edmonston. -
Evening star., 1955-02-18

for Columbia, s. c. While time
dragged on, they exhausted the
coke machine and surrounded
the center's soldiers, getting a
more complete rundown on their
future.
In the train-bound bus, an
exhileration seized them. When
the driver cut a corner short. a
big fellow in the back shouted
at him. ''Please don't make me
come up there after you. Please.
please don't"
Girls on the sidewalks were
accorded approving yells and
whistles.
It was nearing 6 pm. when
the bus arrived at the station.
Although knowing they were to
Evening star., 1955-02-18

important military CUSTOM
waiting.
Lunch avoided the old, rude
introduction to GI chow, when
misanthropic cooks flung gravy
over the ice cream, and a tray
carrying rookie was helpless.
Norman Plotnick's group had a
box lunch, prepared by nearby
restaurant whose operator strives
to please. The box contained
two soldier-sized sandwiches,
crammed with slabs of boiled
ham and roast beef: a carton of
milk, a tangerine and two cup
cakes. It was heartier and
tastier than many downtown cafe
lunches.
In between assemblies in the
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Scouts to Be Honored

The Men of st. Luke will
honor members Of Boy Scout
Troop 205 at meeting at st.
Luke's Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Colesville road and
Highland drive. Silver Spring,
at 8 pm. Monday. A film pro-
duced by the Ford Motor Co.,
American Farmer" will be
shown.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
Bond Fund Aided

CHARLOTTESV SVILLE, Va,
Feb. Is Especially The Abe
marie County Farm Bureau
board Of directors has appropri-
ated 500 to the Albemarle High
School Band toward purchase Of
uniforms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-27
V HIGHLIGHTS
TODAY

1880, WMAL (1-Disneyland:
''Davy Crockett Goes to Con-
gress," with Fess Parker and
Buddy EbSen.
1889, WTTG (5) President
Eisenhower: Highlights of
the Chief Executives news
conference.
$500, WTOP (9)-Arthur Cod
frey: Jack Carter fills in for
the vacationing host, and
welcomes Bobby Van and
Steve Gibson and his Red
Caps.
500, WRC (D-Request Per-
Torrance: A pretty would-be
reporter awakens fond mem
cries in the mind of a news
paper editor. in Girl Not
Wanted" with Kathlee e n
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understand that you are debasing
God when you debase yourselves.
By such understanding of your
selves you honor God; you will be
people who have lived up to the
Image in which you are created
and will deserve to have been
created in that way. You will de-
serve all the goodness. you are
praying for today. Do you get me,
Alfredo"
II sure do. Abednego. But does
that understanding rid me of all
the sins have accumulated"
"No, Alfred, you'd better start
behaving better all through the
coming year if you are to deserve
being in that Image. You know,
Al, maybe that's the way to get
to be an angel yourself, some
day."
turned my head toward him.
but Abednego was gone. Sudden
lY I was again conscious of my
praper book. I hadn't recited
line out of it during the time
Abednego was at my side. The
cantor was singing: Grant honor
o Lord to them that revere Thee
The Lord of hosts is exalted
through justice and the holy God
is sanctified through righteous
ness"