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CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids in septuple will
be received at at the Dept.
Of Insular Affairs, Division Of
Procurement 8 Supply, St
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
800 PM, Wednesday, July s,
1855, and then publicly open
ed for the item listed below
i Station Wagon, light
Copies Of Invitation to bid
may be obtained from the
Dept. Of Insular Affairs, Divi
sion Of Procurement & Supply
Christiansted, Virgin Islands,
upon request.
Alphonso RomneY
Clerk in Charge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
BY O ster Stoff Correspondent

AUGUSTA, Ga. April IS
The Soviet-Austrian agreement
announced III Moscow ''looks
hopeful" for the eventual COM
pletion of an independence
treaty for Austria, White House
Press Secretary James C. Hag-
erty said today.
His comment came after Pres
ident Eisenhower conferred by
telephone with Secretary of
State Dulles in Washington from
his work-and-play vacation
headquarters here.
Mr.. Hagerty would not COM
ment on the view of Chairman
George of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee that Rus
sia's belated move toward agree
ment on the Austrian treaty is
aimed primarily at discouraging
German rearmament.
Showdown Play Seen
Senator George stressed this
view in an impromptu news con-
ference here late yesterday after
visit with President Eisenhower
at the Augusta National Golf
Club, where the President is in
the midst of a nine-day vaca-
ton.
Noting that Russia had lost
her fight against West German
and French ratification of the
Paris agreements providing for
adding German soldiers to the
defenses of Western Europe. SEN
ator George declared that Rus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Austrian Treaty Outlook
Good, White House Says

STA "now Is playing to slow down
the implementat.on Of those ac-
cords"
'Her motive may be mixed, /"
he added. ''but at any rate
think that is the controlling
motive in Russian moves at this
time"
The Senator's comment came
| in response to questions about
his reaction to the Moscow an
nouncement of agreement be-
tween Soviet Premier Bulganin
and Austrian Chancellor Raab
on the terms of a treaty to end
the occupation Of Austria.
In the first place, he said the
Austrian treaty had really been
agreed upon in all substantial
aspects months and months ago.
with the difficulty being in get
ting the Russians to carry it out.
To Dispel Suspicion
This particular move now"
he added, obviously is an effort
to prevent the rearmament of
West Germany.
1.-THE Russian purpose now is
to be so gracious and nice in all
these collateral matters as to
discourage West German rearm-
ament" by making the Germans
feel 1t was not necessary.
Asked II he saw the Soviet
move as evidence Of good faith
which the President has said he
would like to see before going
into any Big Four conference
with the Russians, Senator
George said II wouldn't say it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Continued From First Page

COnGinueU from k1fSt Fagt
:stration between the State and
Defense DEPARTMENTS.
! 4. Applauded Mr.. Eissnhower's
approval earlier this week of an
agreement for sharing o. in
formation about the use OF
atomic weapons with this coun-
try's Mott Atlantic Treaty allies
Senator George also renewed
in his speech to the Georgia
Bankers Association convention
here last night, his suggestion
for a top-level Big Four con-
ference with Russia. The Presi-
dent has indicated GOODNESS to
such a conference under present
conditions, without prior explor-
atory talks by the foreign min
listers.
81 still believe" Senator George
asserted. that a high-level con-
ference between the chiefs of
state might be productive of
much good at this time"
He added that it might be
another futile effort" but said
ut seems to me anything is worth
trying"
The Senator limited at a feel
ing that a re-evaluation of
Americas policies in the Far East
may be in order, saying that I've
and some others in Congress will
do their level best to see peace
maintained even If it means a
new look "at some of our Asiatic
policies"
He also warned against "the
greatest mistake" of overcom-
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I hitting Americas strength, de-
claring that I'VE have gone very
close to the limit Of our capacity
to commit ourselves in all parts
Of the world"
Warns Against politics"
Some of his remarks about
Quemoy and Matsu seemed
aimed at such G. o. P. Senator'S
rs Senate Republican Leader
Knowland anc Senator Bridges,
Republican. of New Hampshire,
! who have been calling for an
American commitment to defend
those islands against any Red
Chinese attack.
Senator George decried what
he called a disposition TO fall
into grievous error by making
a football of politics" out of the
Quemoy-Matsu matter.
For himself. he asserted he
does not want to force the
Presidents hand until the time
comes for making his decision
about Quemoy and Matsu.
The Senator told news con-
ference that he believes the
Eisenhower plan for splitting
foreign aid operations between
the State and Defense Depart
ments after June 80 will meet
with general approval in Con-
gress." Formal announcement
of the plan is expected tomor-
row.
Only Two Topics Discussed
He insisted that the FOA and
atomic matters were the only
things involving foreign policy
he discussed with Mr.. Eisen-
hover.
AS regards FOA, the Senator
said the Presidents plans are
well in harmony" with a decree
by Congress last year for that
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agency TO go out Of existence
June 80.
While the plan contempiates
formal demise of FOA on June
80. Senator George said some
ieeway Of perhaps six months
would be given for the actual
transition to be completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
PUT ON BUSINESS TONIC
Thousands of 81 Bills
Go to Naval Personnel

CHICAGO, April Is (P.-To-
day is payday at Glenview Naval
Air Station and the paymaSters
will hand out 77,0C0 50 bills to
the 1900 men and officers on
permanent station duty.
The reason for making the
total payroll of $154,0C0 in 81
bills is to establish a tracer sys-
tenn to determine where and
when funds are spent by men
of the station.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
THE EVENING STAR Ais
Washington. D. C. 80
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, less

check with merchants. landlords
ana service organizations near
the station 10 ind out how the
Navy pay spreads into civilian
life of nearby communities.
Six Navy guards armed with
carbines and riot guns yesterday
got the GlenvieN payroll of
S154,000 at the Federal Reserve
Bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Rear Admiral Daniel v. GAL
lery, chief Of all Naval Air Re-
serve training, originated the
project. He sent q dl ective-
not an order to all United
States reserve training bases to
conduct a similar operation
tracer" A Navy officer said he
couldn't determine if all the
stations will pay the men in 81
bills
Navy representatives are to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
hui Premier
To Visit u. S.
BY a Star staff Correspondent

AUGUSTA. Ga, April Is
Field Marshal Pibulsonggram OF
Thailand will visit Washington
next month at the invitation of
President Eisenhower, it was an
nounced at the temporary White
House here today.
He is due to arrive in San
Francisco on April % and reach
Washington May after visiting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

other cities on his way across
the country. Mr.. Eisenhower
plans to give a luncheon at the
White House May Q in honor of
his guest.
The Prime Minister will STAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

at the Blair House until he leaves
Washington on May 6 for visits
to Detroit and other cities be-
fore departing the country on
May IA for France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

evidence Of good or bad faith. "
It may be that the Russians
intended it as a friendly deed
but "of course no one can say"
he added.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
HousEs EoR sALE--Mp.

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD. - Brick.
3-bedrm.. Ia bath. fun bsmt.; gas
heat: rear scr. porch; attached ga
rage; third floor for storage; excel.
neiehborhood; Price. $2l,500 4.
.5s .5sl9l0 S16 oE HA, = 2oSsS2, |, s ,;2Ss, s,s
ips. Mans p frons e on srsasie sssssts water Mls
p g. C. HE. $500 I'll 8 pm. m
Eyes; call Mrs; Gregory. ~. 7-5S49.
SAVE THousANDs OF DoLLARs on
this air-cond., 7-rm.. .2-bath brick
hgatts hhSns IN Isl excel psSssd ssssisd sn e %ssi sn
bath. large din, rm.. modern kit.
incl; garbage disposal and dish
tiled bath on end d.; full. dry
bsnlt. Owner has moved and
slashed price 70 Sls.5o0: Your
ssTms ea1 t,I W., buy tH1s Ms ss5ms 5sS fSs. R1S
ERT s. DAVIS a. CO. -
GOEs-A3-bedrm. brk.
seinidet., fun bsmt., layishly fur
dogs. A steal at Si4, 500. Terms
arranged. Cali till 8 pm. wa. q
.o611, MATTHIAS CO.
ASSUME GI LOAN - Space-saving
brick BUNGALOW. lovely corner lot;
rec. rm.: 3 blks., to st. Mary's
Fair: $500 down. MICHAEL r +.
HAGAN. 1920 Hamilton ST., Hyatts,,
Nd. WA: -7-472S. IL
FARMETTE, near Wash. Expressway
- acres OF beaut. ground and
lovely S-rm. home. S-car gar.
chicken house and many extras.
Owner will sell with no down pay
nent to someone who qualities and
MfasTN sPREsSfeSss q she cPHY PPHf0YpersyA VA sg9
CT APPROvED-$i2. $50. Lewisdaie
area. Brick and shingie Colonial,
8 lge. rms; neW-house condition;
mr. transp. and shopping. HUGH
T. PECK. HE. 4-6400.
$3.50 CASH-Detached home. Vac,
move right in. 4710 Riverdale rd.
sosfNsoM. 1gs; T%s NJ baths sNasii7o oil sS h.sSh
VETS, No CASH-3-bedroom, Cali
fornia rambler. with full bsmt. and
porch: practically new: 0 buy at
Sl3.95o. Call till 0 pm, WA. a
5000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS u co.
$500 DowN.4.eedrm: s9yy, -,!. home; on y
ssTe ssen aesi spacs shieksp s5o U harm HaS s
CT. $500 DOWN--For this nice g.
bedrm. home: sep. din. rm.: nr. bus
and and sh1p; Bargain at Sl1,75o.
LARGE FAMILY Don't miss this
4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick, with full
bsmt. on lge. level lot; firepl.,
equipped kit. Asking Sl6,750 with
low down. Make offer. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP 2
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA

CHARMING white Cape Cod: Ho1
WAT. wATEE !. HAT HAT O Large liSins s,, room sS
rooms, 15s baths. Finished recrea.
ton room and "a bath downstairs
Beautifully handicapped lot viii
lovely trees. Walking distance Il
Nat. Inst. Of Health. New listing
you Mustn't miss.
E. F. BLANCHARD
Resltor JU. S-se0(
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(y r

Lovely brick rambler on corner lot
heat. storase az attic attic. Only Sfs.s5o
GI approved. Immed. occupancy
Gail uN. 4-s3s3, FINCHAM 4 co
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
HE WHO HESITATES
WILL BE LOST

10 miles out Indian Head hwy.
there are nice homes and Il Va.
ply and rented for S225 per month
PRICED TO SELL QUICK
Only $4,000 with $4,000 down
balance easy monthly payments
This property will pay for itsell
If you let me sell the IL lots fol
you I'll make you S10-$l5, ,00l
more by selling the lots. We vii
say that this Is one way to wiz
this property.
BEECH REAL ESTATE
4935 Livingston Rd. s.e., Nd. Lo
1925. 80
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% NEW BRICK
BUNGALOWS

In beautiful vedar Valley. Md; IC
sold already, leaving Is to be sold
No better neighborhood anywhere
These homes are little gems. Com.
plete in every detail. Curb and
gutter, paved streets. and sidewalk
included; 2-bedroom homes. at only
$4,000; 3 bedrooms and 2 baths,
at Sl5.250. VA and FiA financing
OPEN EVERY AFTERNO
FOR YOUR INSPECTION
DIRECTIONS: Pennsylvania ave. Sc,
ave. 4 blocks to Ellis St., right on
Ellis st. to open houses. or call
j. M. MEDLEY, 10, S-5777. IL
Evening star., 1955-06-28
WANT A GARDEN2

WANT a GARDEN?
Ideal loc.. beaut. lot. with Ige. gar
den. and plenty shaded lawn. Home
in immaculate cand.. lge. scr. porch,
2 bedrms., equip. kit, with break
fast space. full bsnt, gar. The
price will amaze youl
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655 uN. 4-1166
Evening star., 1955-06-28

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
Convenient TO D. c.. this 2ts-yr. -old
at only Sl2.a50. Two compl. kits.
space avail. for 2 add rms. wnich
are partially finished, Outside entr.
TO full bsmt. Owner will sell 0I or
flou-GI.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-0655 UN. 4-11e6
Evening star., 1955-06-28
g6FHEsPA; T6FaIs ~ y; LecTst aYa,i Hills III

.fDEAE fa; sR1cK x Ns1dSH sAMsIhR hsFss
Center-hall plan! 8 large bedrms,
2 full baths: Basement: Attic: Ca
rage: Electric Kitchen: nice Dining
Rm,. large Liv. Rm. with Fireplace
and adjoining Den-Porch (jal-
ousied) looking into adjacent Rock
500. with excellent financing. CO.
LoNIAL INVESTMENT CO., until
9 pm. RE. 7-6650.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

WANT 8 BEDRMS.?
This lovely brick ramb. is being Of
fered for only $14. 900. It has very
nice-sized rms. fully equip. kit,
the bsmt. Is ideal for rec. rin. The
property has been GI approved.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-6655 UN. 4-1166
Evening star., 1955-06-28
lROsEMONT

Brick Cape Cod, on Q corner lot
soSolsssy Osss ID feRsss Rsss py lS Seasf min ols &
Pentagon. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
picture window. large kitchen fully
equipped; bedrms, and tile bath
on 1st flr.; bedrn. and room fol
4th bedrm, and bath on 2nd fir
Large utility room, gas heat, We
netian blinds. CT approved fol
S15.675. Call today. -.
KI; S-Is6s I'll 9
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Home and office 81
RAMBLERS
$20. 900

BETHESDA
8 bedrms.. 2 baths. brick. 8 yrs
old; VA appraised, $24. 900.
8 bedrms.. 2 baths. brick. 3 Yrs. old
$20.600.
New, center -hsIl brick. s bedrms.,
2 baths: $31 500.
Center-hall brick, VI. old. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths; S35,500.
CHEVY CHASE
New, centsr-hall brick. 3 bedrms,.
center-hall brick. s yrs. old. 8 bed
rms. 2 baths; S2s.500.
New, split.leyel brick, 3 bedrms.. z
baths; S32,500.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
New, eenter-hali. split-leyei brick
oedrms, den. 8 bathsi S33. 450
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
Center-hall brick, 2 yrs. old. 8 bed.
rms. 2 baths: S33,950.
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ARLINGTON -
EXCELLENT RIIY
$500 Lee Hwy.
IKE. 2-5350 weekdays till q

1915 N. RANDOLPH ST.
IvAcANT-sMALL DOWN PAYMENT
3-bedrm. asbestos bungalow; in good
| cond.; on extra-lge. lot, 90xa50 IT.
| Liv. rm., din. rTn., kit. bath, gas
h.-a. furnace in bsmt.: finished
attic for storage: scr. porch with
cement d.; newly. dec. throughout.
schools and shopping. All this for
only $15,225, on easy terms.
GROVES REALTY
4027 N. FAIRFAX DR.. ARL., VA.
ia. 2-4645 IA. -5-7244
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HAMLET-Brand-new Colonial nov
available In !. this -to-be-equaled
community In lovely woodland
setting. charming beyond words; 4
tremendous bedrooms, 2E5 baths,
nrst-hoor library and powder room,
super de luye kitchen; 2-car at.
tSehed garaee. Call DE. 2-59l5 OF
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
HOME WITH INCOME
You can't afford to miss this g.
unit property near Wash. Sani-
tariurn; 2-car det. garage. excel.
cond.. selling for . real low price
on very easy terms.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
Sl4.50o: pretty 3-bedrm. brk. on
lge;, shaded. fenced lot. 2 bedrms.
and bath on LIST fir.. liv. rm., lge.
Kit, nr, schools and d. C. bus line.
BROWN AGENCY. JU. 9-3444. JU.
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ARLINGToN-Powder rm. 1st mr.,
through hall, brick Colonial In tor
North Arlington area: lge. hvinf
rm., sep. dining rm,, 3 good bed;
rms. and another tile hath on End
fir, rec. rm., 2 fireplaces, leyel
lot with shade; priced at SO 950
and will try GI or FLA, We nave
SHANNON g. LUCHS
0056 Wilson Blvd ia. b-6S0C
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BEIhE8DA. 81, ,7b0-Bedrm. or den
md fun bath on lst Dr.. , 5edrms.
1tb eaa Iasn ree S Sn INC locaasd n IN nun psen pss
wich Forest on large wooded lot
(6z By 1907. with large brick patio
IN rear yard. Owner leaving city.
Ewes, call OIL. 2-9340. SAMUEL
,. 1odLEY. INcs Oh. 6-7s00.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

CABIN JOHN PARK, 75th pl. and
Arden rd.-By owner-builder. We
truly think you viii like this United
fm., ample storage, large corner
lot. S13,S50. 30-year, FHA A.
nancing. Lo. 5-1243: eves., OIL.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

GREEN MEADOWS
Lge, s-bedrm.; Colonial with sep
leveI-fenced yard, plenty Of dow.
ers and shrubs; sch., shop, and
transp., all within blks, VIII sell
or trade, all offers considered.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 7-ae66 uN. 4-IIddee
Evening star., 1955-06-28

DETHEsDA--Mighty nice home in
Alta Vista area with rooms and
tiled bath; full bsmt. with h.-W.
heat; . home well located and
handy to 90 many activities; S17,-
$50. RIPLEY q RoMER. JU. B.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

ROCK CREEK HILLS
New, center-h split-level brick, I
hedrn1s;, den. 2 baths; $4,000
Also 4 bedrms., 8 baths; s44,5oo.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
REALTORS
1904 Conn. Ave. NV. KE. 10000
Evening star., 1955-06-28

LARGE FAMILY? Don't miss this
4-bedrm.. 2-bath brick, with full
hsmt. on. lge. level lot; firepl.,
equipped kit. Asking Sl6,750 with
low down. Make offer. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP q
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HOUSES ron sAts-vA.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sz0o doun.
monthly payments. S55-3- 3-bs1EIn.
brick. seimidetached: living room.
dining room, kitchen. stove and ne
frieeratoT, fun basement. Ask fer
Hendrix House. Phone II. 6-724A.
Evening star., 1955-06-28
MODERN LUXURYI
Whittier Woods,
RAMBI ERS

Only two Of these 3-bedroom, spec.
tacularly designed homes left. Sci
on large wooded lot, featuring 2N
baths, .all-eleetric kitchen, garage
incinerator, pine paneled fecr. room
Evening star., 1955-06-28

BLAIR HIGH SCHOOL Is but blk.
from this 7-rm.. Ia bath. brick
den, lge. kit, separate din. rm..
open deck porches, full dry bsmt..
quiet street overlooking Sligo PIX.
area. Priced to sell at $1e,S50 CT
approved. quick possession. MI
CHAEL T. HAGAN, 1920 Hamilton
&C., Hyattsville. Md. WA. 7-472S.
Evening star., 1955-06-28

BETHESDA = Moderately priced,
rambler. Ice. iiy. Fm. With fireplace,
din. rm.., kit. with dishwasher, 5
bedfwns;. lss: level lot; 81 Il: vide;
Ssso SsoPERffEs Ms Kiag IN Nc. s-oSs7 IA. sPQe ss52qS
Evening star., 1955-06-28

nETHEsDA--we have : few iets Of
: sfoap of sambl.rs tina. have 8
bedrnns., baths, full hsmt..
screened porehes. modern Kitchens.
on lots approx. s0xI40. IN choice
locations that can be bought in
the low eos. Gail WO. E-230O
I'll s p;m., then OIL. 5-951I. Ed
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4sBEpRooM HOME, brick. Of nod
din. rm, equipped Kit. fuii bsmt.
with lovely recr. rln, buiit-in bar
and VI bath; full bath on lst fl.
and another on 2nd: auto. washer;
peting incl. Excellent financing
S16,950. CT approved or non-vet.
BURCH REALTY
1886 BALTIC. Blvd, College Park
TO, 9-5992. Open TIL $50 Pm;
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''virginis's Realty Leaderso
2222 Wilson Blvd, Arl IA. 7-e6e0.
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AZ BAKRR 4 SON. NC.
iIe s. 81 Assph St.. Alex ys.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARLINGTON-Best buy. You can
walk to bus and shopping center
from this attractive brick rambler: ::
3 bedrms;, separate din. rm., beau-
full basement; nice yard; Anchor
fenced; lovely neighborhood: priced
at only SCI 800 for quick sale. Call
Now, ia. 10000. 90. after pm.
Oh. 2-4295. REAL ESTATE SERV-
ICE. INC, 4763 Lee hwy, con
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Prom D. c Health Department.

Il
virginia Cross. 90. 1901 Connecticut ave
nv.
Katherine Philips. 81, 1901 18th st. nv
Frances Pratt. 81. 1854 Columbia I'd
NV.
Edxard Forbes. so. sIss Connecticut
ave. NV.
Ida Garner. IS. washington.
Dennis PitzwiIliams. az, 6ls Delanele
pl- NV.
Raymond Bean- "A. 1855 Nicholas s.
Joseph Cole. "a. 11O4 K st. ne.
Samuel Wooster. II. 1888 Summit pl
Philip Mcdonald. II 1915 Adams St
Edward Taylor. 80. ga r st. ne.
Francis MuIlin. 90. Arlington. Va.
Lillian. Pearson. es. 3700 Quebec st. NV
Jessie Bever. So. Silver Spring. Nd.
Janet Willineham, IS 1910 Mass. ave.
NV.
Oscar Krampf. 63. 2445 18th st. NV.
Gladys Philadelphus. 81. washington.
Henry Dent. So Beltsville. Nd.
Cecil Hereford. IS, Manassas. Va.
Frances Norton, SO Arlington. Va.
Nicholas DeKonchin. SO. 917 18th ct.
NV.
Curtis Hill. Sc, 334 18th st. ne.
Guy ortt So 1854 Colorado ave. NV.
Ray Topper. SO. 440e Garrison st. NV.
Ross Payne. 40 342 sth st. Sc.
Alvin Sanford. 80. SO New York ave.
NV.
Infant Burwell. Vienna, Va.
Grace Lewis. 40, 6l6 5th st. ne.
1algita Whitaker. 40. 5102 Massachusetts,
Henry Fong, 40. 1912 soth st, NV.
Ted Smith. 81. 1742 You st. NV.
Clara Young. 80, 1880 @ st. ne,
William Bates, 19 N st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
3 From Area Attend
Education Conference

Three area educators are tax
ing an active part in the 2sth
annual conference Of the Sec
ondary Education Board this
week in New York City.
They are Robert S. Lyle. head
master Of Sidwell Friends School:
Miss Katherine Lee of the Ma
tional Cathedral School. and
Paul M. Oakley of Landon
School, Bethesda. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
Births Reported in the District

waiter and Madse Barrett.
Carl and Johanna Bergt
Stephen and Cecilia Boyle, 3D..
Raymond and Geneyieve Breekis.
Campbell and Meseal Chrisman. tr.
German and Mary Colbert.
Egbert and Marie Courase.
Edward and. Ellen deGrazia.
John and Jaime DiGioyine.
William and Winifred Dunphy.
Louis and Elizabeth Fangent.
Frank and Marie Febles.
Gerald and Marjorie Fisher.
Charles and EVELYN Fitch.
Raymond and Kathleen Gateley.
Daniel and Alma Gonzales.
Peter and Mary Hackes.
Henry and Ottilie Hamberger.
Howard and Reeina Hoffman.
John and Geraldine Hutton.
Harold and Lois Jaderborg.
James and Yolonda Kennedy.
Frederick and Eva Kukla.
Robert and Margaret Lancaster, tr.
Herman and Gladys Lapidus.
Marvin and Sylvia Leibowitz.
Lawrence and Dora Lewis
Leonard and Jeanne MAYNARD.
Daniel and Eleanor Mazur.
William and Eloise Michael.
George and Norah Miner.
James and Audrey Moore.
Albert and Alice Mccqllock.
Chester and Edith Nichols.
Robert and Shirley Nokes.
Charles and Barbara Phipps.
Robert and Lillian Prouty.
Franklin and Janet Reinhold
John and Joan Russell.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Safe. ir.
Bruce and Barbara Sands.
Henry and Malan Strong
Leonard and Else Topping
Philip and Nancy VanWinkle.
Ted and Jane Weidman.
Jack and Elizabeth Williams.
James and Hazel Young.
2Charlie and Fannie Bright.
BENJAMIN and Alma Curtis.
Erias and Carolyn LYMAN.
Dan and Willie King.
Charles and Marion Moore.
James and Lula Richards.
Samuel and Lucinda Shepperson.
Owen and Gloria Stevenson.
Alexis and Lillian Tcherkassky.
TWINS.
Joseph and Rosemary Kelly. girls.
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Eisenhower to Speak

President Eisenhower has ten
tatively accepted an invitation
to speak at the annual luncheon
meeting of the Associated Press
In New York on April Is, the
White House announced late
yesterday.
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SABENA Buys DC-7C's

SABENA, Belgian World Air
lines. which has Offices here at
1901 Connecticut avenue NV,
has purchased six long-range
Douglas DC-7C planes which will
be placed in transatlantic serv-
ice late in 1856, according to
F. j. Martens, United States
manager. The aircraft has a
normal range of 5000 miles.