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MARTHA KoHN
n Rock creek Goif Course

MAhIdA hOf1N
Nr. Rock Creek Coli Course
Dei. stone and brick, 12 rms. s
baths; Jst mr., music rm., den.
brkfst. rn.. powder rri.,, center
ssssS sssSs !s Td & snd tr rms. IsoIR's ssta. rec
Tm.. maids rm,, bath g bsmt. Ca
rage. a steal at S34.a5Q.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.
M. s-s41o a,til Q
D. G. RAMBLER-$l9,950
3-5edrm.. 3-hath brick. Mr.. schools.
front porch; slate roof. Terrific huy!
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co.
ME. $4,000 . til 9
c0LORED-UPPER NV, between
18th nnd l4th sts.-Detached a.
bedrm. brick and masonry home;
newly decor, Sl7,950, s.. 600 down.
JAMES s. WILDER. RA. S-19l6-
col IoRED-sass DOWN. Upper NV,
aiD eWiS.sized YSshGas. SeSrms.. tsii T basement, @
oil h.-w.h.. and only SS7 so per mo,
To inspect CAL ~ 9 pm. DU, z
5000, RA, 3-3540. III
cOL0RED - LARGE TWO /. FAMILY 7
| HOUSE. 125 Webster st. n.w.-Two
complete kitchens: . baths plus lst-
d, powder rm.;. o steal at SlA.g50.
with $3.50 cash down. terms like
| rent to responsible purchaser. Call
Mr.: CLARK. RA, 3-901I. MARSHALL
| j. WAPLE CO.. 1924 18th st. NV,
AD, 4-20u5
coLORED-MT. PLEAsANT-colo-
NAL tapestry brick, Q rms. and bath,
modern, oil h.-w.h.: front and rear
pcrchess $1,000 down. OIL. 4-1SSS.
coLoRRn-NEAR 18Th AND JEFF.
/ FERS0N--22-ft. Colonial tapestry
4 brick. q rms. 2 baths a bedrms. },
| plus pofches. One Of the better built
1 homes In washington. OWNER. OIL.
\ 4-TSSo, --2a
COL0RED---39O UPSHUR ST. NV
| Open sunday 1s to s.. Csean 6-room
/ end row brick . sun porcAes. front
| porch. 2-car garage bsmt. Owner
i viii sell on your terms; $4,000
NE; S;l5SI; o., 4-4593, ewes
IcoLoRED-,s 500 BLK. INGLEsIDF
TERR.-SIX hedrms., 2 baths. $3.50
dn. CT. FLA. SI4.950. he. A-5017
CoLoRED--aoos l7th ST. Nv
| completely recond.; 8 rms. 2ls
baths. suit. for home and business
with! with incopsa Mod Mod kit kit :,la: h;iSh
rsas r;a will consider consider renting MtA Tiia oP
RAsEstHs. RssHs. Inc aSs: Sgq sasa s; NV Ma
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!. START YOUR
OWN BUSINESS

With the Brand-NeW
l6-LB, BENDIX COMMERCIAL
WASHER
Telecoin Corp, criginators and pio-
neers Of iaunderettes and self-sefvtce
laundry stores, are introducing the
new 16-lb. Bendix commercial
washer. which will revolutionize the
seif-service laundry industry. 40
Premier Showing
Thursday, Jan. 20--12 noon TO 10 . m
Friday, Jan. 2I--l0 am. to 10 pm.
WILLARD HOTEL
Our representative will be present TO
demonstrate this brnnd-new Bendix
wonder-washer and point up the
tremendous opportunities available
in Virginia and Washington, D. c.
This new Bendix commercial model
Is specifically designed to earn more
money by handling 16-lb, big
bundle" laundry loads with less
labor than present g-lb models.
Come in to see 1t during our showing
or write to S&S Laundry Machinery
Co., 4512 Bonner road, Baltimore
l6. Maryland Phones: Liberty 3
6370 or Parkway 5-aSll. IL
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4 BEDRMS.
4 RRICK CAPE COD

This al sEisk bone sas 3 u jus. ...l,:.,a Sssa
al. ff Il HniS has n faIi Ssmt., ' 6edr1ns % q
1T n. with full bath and Z more
bedrns. up. Lot Is very spaelous
with auite . few shade tress- Ine
home Is very convenient % rev
nsnolMs Visls Mn pscs ri. Can Ms. WILLS tois.
$4,000 Tor further details, List 2 10.
fhL f4s2 3 n. NV IA. 1900. lis
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co-op. APIS. FOR SALE
ApARTMEhTs WANTED

WHO WANTS TENANTsq
] have GOOD tenants for furn. and
unfurn apts,, in D. c.. at reas
fee. Call MANDEL. Ap. 4-3400.
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GLEN MAR PARK, MD.
Two-story. 3-bedrni.. corner detached
house; fenced-in lot; screened porch
Available immediately. Call Ma
R-R221 for Amt. IA
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housEs uNFVRNIsHEp
coLoREn


122 Randolph pL n.W| rms kit
and hath. oil heat and basement
Good condition, Reasonably priced
20 p St. n-g.--6 rms-, Kit. and bath.
oil heat; $50. 3
bath. coal hot-vater heat; SIS per
meath, Call DE-. 2-f5l3. JAMES Z.
COLORED-2 APTS.
N.E.-BRICK-$09.50 so
Vacant. Ice. corner detached bsick
house with 2 separate aptS. with
separate entrances. giant fenced
yards and fruit trees, OF. heat. Low
rent. Come TO once Tor key. Other
houses and ants. available.
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854
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NOW DOWN TO
$1O5 MONTH

f!Nfs i fIARddE dAEAihiAnaRso6 hEnRooSis saio
Only 3 Left Out Of Development
gAMpLEns4S29 ;..Is Ias,s M i2tn treSs;asrc: y; Mn:
Nearly new seuiidetached homes
IN baths, full bsInt.,. choice OF gai
or oil heat: some with garbage. dis.
posal units; beautifully equipped
kitchen with dining alcove: ais,
OPEN SUNDAY, 9 TO 4
Weekdays By Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just pas
Catholic University to 18th st
ssTtfEuJART BROTHERS, INC.
1919 5th st. NV.
d. 7-2434. Ii. 3-O565: DI. 7-s695
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ARLINGToN = Rapsalows, colonia
ahf RsTHGs SHGssfsiE fREAETrS. IN e "a. isD ssD.4saa @ =

GEARKsBtRd, Nd. Hammond DR..
house Ne. l--7 rooms, range. ict
box. full basement. hot-air furnac.
heat, well water. no bath. $50,
House No "a rooms, full basement
water in basement, no bath: $50
House No, 1iQ-3 rooms. livahl'
attic. electric. free wood for burn
Apply ONCE. No. stHammond DR. -;
CHEVY CHASE; 2. c;--e rms 3 bed
Chevy Chase Circle: Si50. Can 3,
seen by appt. Sat. and Sun, cal
EDW. ii. JONES CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 8-230(
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New Hones-5 Left

3-bedroom semidet. brick,
with toilet in bsmt.: powder
room, lst hoor: tile bath. 2nd
floor. Separate dining room.
0arbage disposal. Kitchen fan.
S110 mo-. 600 block Ridge
I'd, Sc. facing Fort Dupont
Doug M. Smiley, Inc.
UN. 4-s26O
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Sacrificing 81 000 On.

Attrae., CORNER. s-bedrm. brick
hdgs high. paroehial. al schools,
bus; shopDlns .s.!..r Ids.l Icr srssn5es rssir1es
porch: bright mod. Kit. with break
fast AREA. guest din. frn., full bsmt,
with outside entr.; GAS hot-EateI
heat; garagR; beautiful lawn. updel
S14 ,O0o. payments ike rent; VII
sell fast Cali now, RA- S-S94S.
a~anrrrRa xrSNrrNY
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AMgR. UNIV. fE.--NeW brk. det,
shopping, sehooi5 and tfansp. Three
bedrma. az bsthS, Nv. Im,. din: IN.
AZ yery reasonahis rental. EM z
cOLoNIAI.-s fmsA az haths; sx-
elusive Westm1Teland Hhls. t245.
Redec. o. 2-3f4b. oL- 2-o450.
1919 @ ST. s.E,--s.reom brick; sas
h..W. hsat: incl. poFches. hsmt; M.
busline. $50. LU. l-0757. y-27
HYAFTsyIIlE AREA. mr.. everything
heat. s7a,s6. osii 6k. 4-I42s;
1919 4s.h RI. s:E-Det. eottess' 4
Frqr iRh y hsffi shEEias Il; ..Is r. sss SS
DE- LUKE N.w.--Rent Or sale. Hand
some Normandg-styied stone on "a
acre: 2-ear det. gar. Lge. rms. for
entestainins and poEdes foeq ,en en
psr M n; mo. ,ss sale, slo.oo0; long lease
desired. EfIJAH d. ARNOLD fcoI..
usA ret-). Broker, EN-. 3-433S, oV.
TWO BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL
Eight-room house; completely redec
S1l0 month. II. 4-119Q -e2
ARL.-FALIS cffURCH-FAIRFAx
Many desirable homes-ran1blers. Co
lonials. Cape Gods, with all price
formation. call MRS. SALISBURY.
JE. ;,-e22I. BONDED REALTY, INC.
CHEVY CHAeE, ND. - 3 hedrms..
bath and Rafage. NJ, SCHOOLS; Excel.
thiS and other unfufnfshed houses
call SAT. AND SUN, OIL. 1.2177.
EDW. H. JONES CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
SiiS--THRRE HkDRooMs
ment, gas hot-vafcr heat. newly
decorated, .hoprs reianished. Situated
In established community and con-
yenient 30 schoels, churches. shop
CALL MRS. WEfdHTNAN. HA. 2-Ys34
--22
ARLINGTON = BungaloWs, coionials
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II you need or bedroom apart
ment. perhaps We can help you.
sl3 North oiebe Road. Arlington.
ia. 2-50Q0
Daily. e-e: Saturday. a-5: Sun. is
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RENTAL AVAILABLE

hEN I AD hVA1LhDLE
KALORAMA--4-be -bedrm., 2-bath town
house. excellent location; hv. rm.,
din. rn1, library, .gardsn, maids
room and bath, Under $500,
GLOVER PARK AREA-3 bedrnis.. z
tive garden: cony. transp. Sl66.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
J. F. BEGG, INC.
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Especially for You'll
BUCKINGHAM

HsEs s,., Id.sa des4r.@SS @ sesS,nssa. ss s.so;ssss s
Especially prepared for . couple
who Ike niee. agtet. EEacious living
around the corner from all the
eonvenienees ef the city.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,
NEAR s,,iS MEW sS ANNH.NcIATIIo2E
Designed for eraeions living and
entertaining. Wide center-hall brick
Sen. 2aohiue powcsr se, rm.. nv Screened @ % Twins ms
porch opens 10 large secluded In
teresting garden: huge uedrnIs..
. baths, upstairs. Tremendous
finest-auality recreation rm. With
fireplace. hardwood floor and built
IN bar; excellent maids rm.. tile
ear det. earage. Splendid hcn1e.'
TOWN Il SUBURBAN. EN-. 2-94OO
4sii WISCONSIN, AVE. NV.
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GLOVER PARK MASTERPIECE--Ons
this popular close-in community; Is
It. row brick home with big bed
rooms and TWO beautiful tile baths
on End floor; large ily. rm. with
fireplace, family-size din. rm. and
lovely kit. on Ist floor. Recreation
room also with fireplace, built-in
Entire property in perfect condition;
$19,g50. FRANK 3. PHILLIPS, DI
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Movies and Photos Viewed
In Lions Club 'Decency' Study

BISMARCK, N. OAK. Sept. /;
R.--For Is minutes yesterday
members Of the Bismarck Lions
Club watched the showing of two
sex Aims and q display Of slides
of photographs and cartoons
about sexual activity.
Then members Of the clut
filled out ballots giving then
opinions as to whether the show
ings were decent or indecent (1)
for youth, and .(2) for adults.
The exhibits had been rounded
up by the Senate Subcommit-
tee on Juvenile Delinquency.
Senator LANCER, Republican oi
North Dakota, a member of the
Bismarck Lions Club and of the
subcommittee. had asked the
club to view the exhibits and
give their opinions of them.
The clubs directors will meet
Thursday night. President j. s
Fevold said. to tabulate the bal.
lots and then send them to the
subcommittee In Washington.
In addition to giving Their
opinions, the ballots ask these
questions:
Would this material damage
the normal youths outlook?"
Should sale and transporta.
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PROBE

Continued From First Page
to Mrs. Longs statement. The
cruiser was demolished.
Pvt. DeVine walked along the
road until he found a parked
automobile. and asked the occu.
pants to summon aid.
Pvt. Breckenridge suffered q
broken neck, and was dead or
arrival at the Frederick hos
|pital.
Funeral services for Pvt. Breck.
enridge will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Hines funeral
home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Ma.
tional Memorial Park Cemetery
Pvt. Breckenridge was born in
Hamilton, Va. and went to Fair.
fax High School. He was in the
Air Force during World War q
and later was a civilian employs
at Andrews Air Force Base. He
enlisted again in the Air Force
and after his discharge in 1856
joined the Park Police.
He was q member of American
Legion Post No. 270.
Survivors are his widow, Rosa
/ lie; two daughters, Sharon. 10
and Sandra. 6; his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Breckenridge
Oakton, Va, and brother
Charles v. Breckenridge, Nc
Lean,
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I4-Yeor-OId Cuuoht
| In Fall From Window

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Is up.
Four -year-old Saul Rodriguez,
an inquisitive little fellow, opened
a second-story window yesterday
a few minutes after his mother
had left to take her daughter
to school.
| Saul leaned out to see what
he could see. But he leaned so
far that he lost his balance.
fell through the opening and
wound up hanging from the win
dow sill by his fingertips, 20 feet
above concrete walk.
Policeman Robert Lea, sizing
up the situation, ran to the spot
below the window, just as Saul
let go. The boy landed squarely
in the policeman's arms, unhurt
but tearfully scared.
Evening star., 1955-09-13

ton Of this material be permit
ted?"
Attendance at yesterdays
viewing was limited to members
of the Lions Club. to James
.Bobo. legal cousel for the Senate
subcommittee. and newsmen.
"The committee" Mr.. Bobo
told the group. wants to know
what citizens think Of this kind
of material. We solicit your
help"
He said the material shown
lis just d sample" Of Aims,
photographs, cartoons and liter
ature the subcommittee has
rounded UP in It's hearings and
investigations.
He said indications are that
a business Of $500 million a year
is done in traffic in such material
in the United States.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Six Men Killed
In Air Crash

UNIONDALE, N. Y. Sept. 13
R.-Six men were killed today
when a BIS military plane
crashed into Greenfield Gene
terry here five minutes after tax
ing OF from nearby Mitchell
Air Force base on Long Island.
Three of the victims were crew
members and three were passen-
gers. Their names were with
held pending notification Of next
of kin.
An eyewitness said two bodies
were thrown out Of the plane
when 1t crashed and exploded.
Four others were seen in the
wreckage.
The twin-engine BIS developed
engine trouble after a morning
takeof from its base and was
trying to return when it crashed,
an Air Force public information
officer said.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Flooded Town
Gets Aid Offers

RAYMONDvIILE. Tex. Sept.
13 R.-Offers Of help poured in
on water-soaked Raymondville
today as the threat of any new
major floods apparently van
Iished.
Forecaster James Middleton
said a Gulf disturbance that had
hung around for four days was
breaking up. Scattered, hard
rains were predicted for the
Lower Rio Grande Valley during
the next "a hours as the turbu-
lent weather made its final exit.
The State Civil Defense office
yesterday had warned that
Isquall-born clouds 'scudding over
the low South Texas border area
could bring heavy rains and
cause more floods such as the
one that has ravaged this South
Texas town for days.
The sun was trying to peep
through an overcast here today
and the rain had stopped.
Water which had stood 3 to 4
feet deep over a 50-block area
was slowly receding. A blocked
sewage system still caused con-
Germ over health in the flooded
section.
But Glenn Ferges, Red Cross
field worker, said today that it
looked like the situation was
heading into It's cleanup" stage.
A backlash from tropical storm
Gladys last week dumped 8
inches of rain here. causing
drainage bitches to overflood
and flood part Of the town. More
rain has fallen of and on almost
ever since.
Typhoid vaccine was admin
istered to thousands. insecticides
were sprayed over the area and
part Of the water which sent
about 900 persons scurrying from
their homes was pumped away
| Raymondville Mayor Mary
Frost said she was getting calls
from all over Texas offering help
for the flood-stricken, most OF
whom are housed in an old mi.
grant labor camp near the
towns outskirts. She said the
immediate problem was how to
feed. house and clothe the
evacueeS.
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Star stan Photo

where he got $3.50 from Maurice
Lerman. the owner.
In both cases, police said,
Justus asked for a bottle of soda
lpop and drank it leisurely, be-
fore whipping out the toy gun
and robbing his victims.
1t. Bonaccorsy said Justus
had not been home since last
Thursday. Police said he tolc
them he had spent $25 of the
loot on liquor to get up enough
courage to surrender.
sJustus Is a part-time Railway
Express clerk. according to po-
lice. They said he was placed
on i've years probation for rob
berry in Hendersonville. N. c., ir
1912. when he was a juvenile
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Fearful Of Being Shot,
|HoIdup Suspect gives Up

Washington's soda drinking
bandit was to be arraigned be-
fore the United States Commis-
sioner today on two charges of
armed robbery. placed after he
gave himself UP to police early
last night.
The man was booked at No. o
Precinct Station as Amos
Charles Justus. %, Of the first
block Of Hawaii avenue NE. He
was charged in two holdups Of
grocery stores on Friday night,
which netted him total Of
$310. His weapon, according to
1t. Nunzio Bonaccorsy. was a
small silver-plated revolver.
1t. Bonaccorsy said Justus.
who has a previous criminal rec
ord. called the precinct station
late yesterday and said he was
in his car in front Of a tavern
in Brentwood, Md. The officer
said Justus said:
II want to give myself up. I'm
scared because I'm scared I'm
going to be snot. I am in my
car. and / have a toy gun"
The arrest was made by Detec-
tive John A. Vaccaro.
Justus Is married and has two
children. Police said his refer
ence to being afraid he was going
Ito be shot probably stemmed
from the fact that officers had
told his wife and a brother that
they suspected Justus Of the
lrobberies.
1t. Bonaccorsy said the hold
Iups involved the store Of Samuel
Leventhal, 100 Sixth street Sc,
where Justus is charged with
getting $16o through armed
robbery. and Lerman's Market,
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MOVES
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
will remain unsatisfied. But his
departure-or at least his force
full removals. opposed by a
large majority Of North African
Frenchmen and powerful politi-
cal fol- iceS in Paris.
LAST night the sultan's Spokes-
man issued another communique
saying fatty that the sultan
would never willingly quit the
throne. This statement, now
ever. did not quiet rumors that
Ben Arafa is likely to leave Ra-
bat at any moment.
Most current speculation Il
that he will be driven from Ra-
bat to Casablanca where he will
board a French warship for dig.
nified departure to his private
palace in Tangier. If 1t happens
it seems likely that the move
will have all the outward ap.
pearances of a spontaneous anc
voluntary decision by the sultan
Disorders Could Follow
If the rumors are untrue and
1t does not happen. serious dis
orders could follow. Last night
the Moroccan Nationalist Demo-
cratic Independence Party issued
a statement warning that the
deadline for execution Of the
Faure plan had passed. It sug-
gested that the Sultan should
leave Rabat forthwith and a re-
gency council be appointed to
rule in his place. If not, Moroc-
can leaders felt the consequences
might be unfortunate.
In fact. authorities here seemed
faced with an increasingly dan
gerous dilemma. II Sultan Ben
Arafa is deposed by force. there
is a strong possibility of demon
strations by the French popula-
ton here and a stronger possi-
bility that the government In
Paris will fall.
If Mr.. Faure backs down and
Ben Arafa is left in Rabat. there
is an open threat Of renewed
disorders by Arabs
Things have been calm in Mo-
rocco for the last "a hours. Mr.
Faure's deadline has passed with
none Of the excitement that had
been generally expected. But In
view Of the decisions still to be
made and the signs Of fumbling
uncertainty in Paris, no one is
inclined to relax as yet.
Evening star., 1955-09-13
Engineers Suggest Delay
On Pepco Public Hearing

Metropolitan Area. This in
cludes such big power users as
the David Taylor Model Basin
at Carderock, the National In
stitutes Of Health, the Naval
Hospital at Bethesda and the
growing residential Rockville
area. The company is also an
ticipating the needs Of the new
Atomic Energy Commission
headquarters near Germantown,
Md.
No Loudoun Franchise
As for expanded Industrial
development in Loudoun around
the Pepco site, Mr.. Wilson de-
clared:
"This company in no way
whatsoever has been or will be
q party to any industrial de-
velopment or change in the
character of this area"
The company official empba-
sized In this connection that if
Pepco gets permission to build
It's plant. it win not be able
to serve Loudoun County
neither industrial nor residential
power users.
Evening star., 1955-09-13

|. MAUBEUGE, France. Sept. u
,R.-Stunt Aviator Raymond
Legrand is claiming a world rec
ord for a stunt newly performed
aground. Has anyone else ever
ridden a one-wheeled cycle II
hours and 81 minutes without a
break while covering a route Of
"a miles?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

office or at any other Coo ticket
agency.
Passengers will no longer have
to fill out forms, mail them to
passenger department headquarl
tiers and wait for their refund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, JR.
The Stars Travel Editor

You can pack a lot of vaca-
tioning fun in a land slightly
smaller than Connecticut. espe-
Icially if it's anchored solidly in
the sunny and breeze-swept
Caribbean, topped by mountains
and ringed with enough coral
sand beaches. Such a land is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Shore to Draw
U.S.. Beauties
TRENTON. N. ]

Beauty pageants will spotlight
the remainder of the New Jersey
resort season. with three big
major events to be held at At
lantic City. Asbury Park and
Point Pleasant.
Selection of Miss America of
1855" at Convention Hall in At
lantic City on September 10 will
climax a week of competition in
the Miss America Page cant.
Scheduled from September 6 to
10, the internationally famous
pageant will open with a parade
on the Atlantic City Boardwalk.
The National College Queen
Contest will be staged at ASbury
Parks Convention Hall on Sep
TENDER 10 and II. FinalistS from
all parts of the Nation will COM
pete.
Ocean County's Sixth Annual
Sea Day at Point Pleasant next
Saturday will feature the selec-
ton of Miss New Jersey Seafood
Princess.
Always popular baby parades
will be held during August: Al
Ocean City on the 18th, at Brad
ley Beach on the 18th. at Irving
ton on the Goth and at Wild
wood on the 26th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

polo players and yachtsmen
when he managed Sunset Lodge,
pink against the white sands, at
Mo Bay"
Why the change?
Someone was going to get this
spot" and he waved down Fall
mouth way to the string of two
story hotel duplexes and the
other direction at the villas.
1T was too good a site to stand
idle. So I grabbed it myself"
1t is located on a mile long
beach, formerly a part of the
vast Rose Hall Plantation. The
ghost of Annie Palmer, the
white witch of Rose Hail." still
hovers over the cane fields across
the road, according to those who
like a good murder story. Leg
end briefly puts it that the in
famous mistress of the now de-
caying baronial house killed
three husbands and the fourth
killed She"
Self Contained Resorts
Like most of the hotels dotted
along the north coast. the Half
Moon is self contained resort,
large enough for a variety of
fun. No two are alike, and the
atmosphere Mr.. de Lisser has
created can be likened to the in
formality of club. The lively
phase of life is outdoors-swim-
See N0TER0nK Para ELI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Antique Automobiles
To Overrun VILLAGE
DEARBORN. Mich

The hands OF time will be
turned back a half-century the
day of September 10, when
Greenfield Village presents its
annual Old Car Festival, featur-
ing some 200 antique automo-
biles.
At the Old Car Festival, the
venerable specimens of the
horseless carriage era are judged
on authenticity and beauty of
restoration. Each is put through
special tests in cranking. blind
fold driving and obstacle con-
tests. reminiscent of the motor
ing events of the early 1900s.
The winner of another favorite
contest is determined by how
slowly he can circle a given
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
CROMWELL

ATLANTIC AT Goth STREET
ALL ROOMS HOT AND COLD WATER
PRIVATE BATHS, ELEVATOR. NEAR
BEACH FREE PARKING FOLDER.
y. E. dwell. PROP. PHI 2-2lS3