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Farmer Sfocknun SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY Full inforndtion on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montana
Former-Stockmon Greut FolIs Monf.
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-11-01
5000 WATTS
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Thursday
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Evening star., 1955-05-11
Three Held for Action
In Street SHOOTING

Three men were held for
grand jury action yesterday in
Alexandria Police Court on
charges stemming from a street
shooting last month.
Rydell Smith, 10, Of the 2200
block of South Seminary road.
Arlington. is. charged with two
counts of felonius shooting. Nor
man Parker, %, of Route 2,
Alexandria, faces a charge of
aiding and abetting the shoot
ing. Melvin Turner, 26. Of the
1000 block Princess street, one
of the shooting victims, was
held on a felonious assault
charge. All are colored.
Turner is accused of cutting
Smith with a knife during an
argument on Princess street. Po-
lice said Smith drove home, got
a gun and shot Melvin Turner
and his brother. Louis Turner,
Al, while they were walking UP
Princess street.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
WORLDS FEATHERS UNRUFFLED
AS RUSSIANS DOWN 26 FLYERS

Twenty-sx international fyers-fowl al-have been
shot down Russian territory learned today from
the United States Fish and Widlife Service.
The 26 were last in this country than two
years One a songbird, the other wild
waterfowl.
Whether the downed birds American OF Russian
is not clear the Fish Wlde Service reported all
had spent enough time in this country to be marked with
identifying bands by Fish and Wildife agents.
The Federal officials said of the shootings
from the Soviet Embassy Washington which reayed the
information from Moscow
One of the birds duck banded in 1851 at wdlfe
refuge at Jones Lake Texas The duck reported killed
at Kresa Bay in Russia just south of the Arctic Circle last
spring All the other birds shot down in Siberia
Evening star., 1955-05-11
Curs Come Hiqh

An average American family
spends 10 per cent or more Of
the annual income for the oper-
alton of automobiles.
Evening star., 1955-05-11
Population Coins

NEW YORK. In the three
centuries from 1850 to 1850 the
total population of the world has
more than quadrupled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

resort hotels are cited as an
example.
The posteres do not mention
that paid vacations have been
the Czech TRADITION for three
decades or that, In the old days
a worker could go where he
wisher. when he wished, and seek
what recreation he pleased.
Now Goes to Spot Picked
Neither do they mention that
under the new system a worker
goes to the spot picked for him
when his plant manager decides
he should and that his daily
recreation" includes hours of
compulsory attendance at politi-
cal indoctrination courses.
If worker complains. he
doesn't get sent to a concentra-
ton camp; neither does he just
lose his job. In this workers
paradise he loses his job, his
housing permit, his medical care
and the right of his children to
attend schools. It is what could
be called the gentle" terror.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Aircouch AirIines
Cite Safety Record

The Aircoach Transport As
|sociation. with Offices In the
Wyatt Building. announced to-
day that q two-year record ok
worldwide flight operations
without a fatality has been rung
up by its 20-member airlines.
now active on military passen-
ger and cargo work.
''No fatal accidents or serious
injuries either to passengers or
crew occurred among these In.
dependent airlines for the en-
tire two years" said A. J. Rome.
ACTA executive vice president.
In 1854 these carriers dew
more than TOO million passenger
miles. according to the Civil
Aeronautics Board. Az trafSic
has increased. the two-year
safety-free record involved over
LIS billion passenger miles plus
substantial cargo mileage"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Woman, Hit by Car
2Months Ago, Dies

Mrs. Connie Bennett, so, in
iured in an auto accident two
months ago. died yesterday at
her home. 511 D street Sc.
Mrs. Bennett. colored. was re-
leased from che District General
Hospital on August 4. She was
in cast for hip and leg injuries
at the time Of her death.
Police said the cause of her
death has not yet been estab-
lished. An autopsy viii be held.
Mrs. Bennett was struck by a
car driven by William Lynch,
colored, ~, of 4430 Edison place
NE. while crossing D street in
front of her home. No charges
were placed against Mr.. Lynch.
but q hearing has been set for
September 7 in Corporation
sCounsel's office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

way Of knowing whether the
priest In the confessional 10 one
Of the accommodated peace
priests" but they do know that
at Sunday service he win utter
not q word Of direct criticism
of the regime.
With the middle class it Ia
the same:
Once-wealthy merchants some
times manage their old stores,
now Incorporated into the
Narodny Podniky government
ownership pool that includes
Everything from the great Skoda
industrial works to a corner
|needlework shop. Others live on
|pittance pensions in garrets,
All the old bourgeoisie lost their
wealth in the 1853 currency re-
form that cancelled all bonds,
|devalued the currency, depleted
all savings accounts and directly
|confiscated deposits In excess OF
Ia fixed minimum.
Labor unions still exist and
their placards boast of the
gains" they have won workers
since 1913; paid vacations at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

IVitus Church pulpit to voice
Catholicism's last open defiance
Of the regime. For nearly two
years the Archbishop was under
house arrest: then he was pub
licly "banished" from Prague,
presumably to confinement in an
old monastery.
Al lchurchmen have been put
Ion the public payroll. the papal
representative has been sent back
Ito Rome. a State Office of Church
Affairs has taken over religious
administration and a few last
Itrouble-making priests and min
listers have been banished to
detention places.
Now the job is complete and
Communists can tell visitors:
I'VE have religious freedom" On
the surface there's no contrary
evidence.
A foreigner walking into the
ancient Tyn Church off Prague's
main square sees old people.
young soldiers with Red stars
lon their caps and father with
his two small sons in devout
meditation. Worshipers have no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Health Plun Foreseen

| TORONTO. Ontario. Sept.
GA Canadian labor officia'
predicts that Canada will have a
national health insurance pro-
gram within two or three years
Gordon Cushing. secretary-treas-
urer Of the 500. 000-membeI
trades and labor COMPRESSION OF
Canada, said the province OF
Ontario has been the most
active in creating q national
health scheme.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
By MARTIN S. HAYDEN
North American newspaper Alliance

Noftn American newspaper Alhance
PRAGUE. Sept. This is the
land Of the quiet terror.
In his private Office a western
diplomat keeps a radio blaring
to defeat listening devices. It's
second nature for his wife to
drop a sofa pillow over the tele-
phone in her parlor because a
phone. even on the hook. can be
Ia police state snooper.
On the rare occasion when
an American reporter can sill
down alone with a Czech his
first questio mis- always, SIS II
safe to talk here?"
IT know you are an American
so I can talk to you." says the
Czech. with my brother
wouldn't be quite so sure"
That is Czechoslovakia in 1855
Procedure Was Subtle
But there has been o degree
lof subtlety in Communist de-
struction of the republic oil
Thomas Masaryk and Eduarc
Benes. It's true there have beer
police raids In the night. There
are odd buildings in the country.
side that bristle with machine
guns and are reported to house
political prisoners. Potential
Itrouble-makers. men like Catho.
lie Archbishop Josef Beran. have
just disappeared"
But here there have been nc
Russian and Red Chinese style
blood baths in which whole
classes have been liquidated
Here the Red technique is one
of naturalization" Churchmen
labor leaders. the whole middle
class have been made politically
limpotent but left alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01

The political fall Of the Cath
ole Church is an example:
In March, 1948. the Red regime
confiscated church properties
and cut off the newsprint for
church papers. Fourteen months
later the Catholic Action" was
organized as straight Commu-
mist subsidiary headed by a rene
gade. Father Plojhar. who is now
national minister of health.
In June 1919 Arch bish
Beran's palace was raided. -Four
days later he stood in his St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-01
Red Tokeover of Czechs
|ShowedSubtIe Technique

~-~~~~~~--~-~-~-~~~->~-- ---->-~~---~-~~>--~>>-
Veteran Reporter Mortin S. Hayden is
one Of the few westerners to be per-
mitted to make O foct-findine tour
Of Red satellites since they come
under Communist sway. This is the
third Of four reports on CzeehosIo-
akio,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

with corrective exercises for
some time.
Here are q few back exer-
cises:
/. Stand still. Make large
circles with your arms. pull
ing back as your arms move
sideward-downward.
2. Lie on the floor on your
stomach, arms resting on the
floor, in front of you. Lift the
right arm and the left leg from
the floor at the same time.
Lower arm and leg. Lift the
left arm and the right leg.
Lower both to the floor. Con-
tinue, alternating.
3. Take the same starting
position. Ask someone to hold
your feet down to the floor.
Lift both arms and your head
and trunk up as far from the
floor as possible. Hold a few
moments and lower to the
floor.
At first you may not be able
to lift your arms and trunk at
all, or a very little distance
from the floor, but later on as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
EISENHOWER WILL
ADDRESS GROUP

President Eisenhower will
speak before the Republican
Women's National Confer
ence in Washington on May
10, at the Mayfiower Hotel
according to an announce
ment by Miss Bertha S.
Adkins, assistant to the
Republican National Com
mittee.
The Presidents address
will climax the morning ses-
sion being scheduled to follow
a talk by Undersecretary of
State Herbert Hoover, jr.
Vice President Nixon will
be the dinner speaker that
evening.
Fourteen hundred dele
gates will attend the confer
ence, which will continue
through May II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

your muscles become stronger
you will improve.
Remember also to stay con-
scious of your posture during
the day. Remind yourself
many times when standing or
walking or sitting to straight
en- your spine and pull your
abdomen in and your hips
under.
If you would like to have my
leaflet Back Talk" send a
stamped, self-addressed en-
velope with your request for
leaflet No. Is to Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
chiIdren's shops-shirIneton, Silver Spring

Ndge Toddlers ss5 to sos LBS $685. Pastel
striped and checked cottons Sizes o. l. and 3.
fodder Girls 295 and 1896 Straw Hats 81 and 1885, Mostly
white rollers, bonnets hat and bag sets.
$500 Spring Coats S95 to 1885, Rayon
benganes all wool solids and checks in broken coo and Sizes
fodder l95 1895 Spring Coats S95 Broken
and colors in all wool solids and novelty weaves.
Girls ESQ Cotton Pisse Sleepwear 5O Rosebud printed
and pajamas in sizes and Big Sister, $780, psse
Seepwear in sizes 10 to H. ESQ.
PreTeens 1896 Pecoats ESQ. White nyon paper taffeta
with nyon tiers in sizes small, medium and large ESQ.
Its Make Nyon Stretch Pants l. One size only,
fits to l6
Girls SOS to 1895 Dresses Prints
solids in sizes to IA.
Girls 19s to 1895 Wool Spring Suits 1925 to 1885, Sizes
to H.
Girls 17Ss to 22s5 Spring TOppers los5 to 1s5 Sizes
to IA, a few to a.
Girls SIS Spring Coats 17s5 to 1895 Solid and
checked woods In sizes to IA.
Boys sos Plaid Wool Jackets Fully lined upper closing,
sizes to 6x.
Girls 4s5 to Dresses s2s5 $685. Prints and
solids in sizes 8 to 6x
l95 1895 Wool Rayon Spring Suits S95 to 1895.
Sizes to 6x.
Girls 17ss 2295 Spring Coats 1895 10 1895. Solid and
checked wools sizes 3 TO 6x
Boys l2s5 Eton Wool Suits, $685. Plaid Jacket short
solid color pants, sizes to 6x
Girls 4s5 Flower Trimmed Spring Straw Hats 81 10
3s5. Mostly white In sizes TO Ok and to H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
JeweIry, Boos, BeIts-Street Floor

800 Pieces 81 Necklaces and Earrings pink
pearls colored stones gold silver finished
money clips, chain ropes
Pieces Jewey 81. Tailored metals colored simulated
pearls, colored bead ropes.
Jewel $685. Mostly necklaces and earrings
simulated pearls and cooed bead combinations pearl
and gold finished beads.
Fed. tag
so-7s5 Calfskn Handbags S. Red black green and
in shoulder strap pouch single and double-hands
styles.
Cain Handbags S. Tailored shoulder and pouch
included with outside pockets few with inside
Upper pockets. Tan, black, red, few navy.
16-1as5 Cafsn Handbags $795. Double handle
styles with inside mrrored lid Red, navy and black.
HANDBAG Fed
81 Leather Belts for ST. In a wide color assortment.
Belts black velves straight and contour
styles.
2s5 and ss5 Leather Belts ss Both straight
styles.
7.s5 Hand-Mad Leather Belts, s4. All in small sizes
Neekweor and HosieD-Street Floor
3s5 70 SOS Bousee 81 and ST. Cottons and nyons in short
and three quarter sleeved styles.
Soc Flower Boutonieres, for 81.
Mems Handkerchief 500 Broken initial assortment well
plain g..
1000 Pairs-1ss ls5 Name Nylons 7sc Pair.
pairs Sl.5O.
22O Pas-I3S Seamless Nylons s1l5 Pair Pairs $780,
$50 Pas-l6 Fashion Match Nyions ss Pair Pairs $3so
4s Pas-2s5 and sos Velvet and Leather scufs s1sS.
$50 Pairs l4.95 to 1855 Shoes, So
Selection includes famous Mademoe and Congressonals
halter sings pumps high and medium heels Patent leather
cafskn sede mesh and straw cloth combinations Broken
sizes and colors. 4th Floor.
Budget Sports Shop-Street Floor
Selections at ShrInstou and Silver Spring.
1885 to sos Bouses 49, Cotton prints
Dacron pique in white and pink sizes 80 to 49,
3esa5 795 Skirts S. wool skirt
in 10 black pleaed wool orion TO- pink
blue cotton and nylon gored skirts In sizes TO- IL and a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Miss Wiegond to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Trip
W:egand announce the engage
ment of their daughter Anna
Margaret to Mr.. William Daniel
Hurley, jr., son of Mrs. Frederick
Schick of Rochelle Park. N. j..
and the late Mr.. William Daniel
Hurley. The wedding will take
place next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
TODAY IN THE
WOMENS WORLD
WHY GROW OLD?
Exercise Strengthens
Weak Back Muscles

have shortened and her shoul-
der muscles will have length
ened and weakened because
of habitually poor posture.
The muscles of the back may
have become so weak and
those of the chest so short.
that the individual will need
help at first. 1t may be i'm
possible for her to hold her
chest up until she has worked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Many women write to ask
how they can strengthen the
muscles of their backs. 1t is
true that weak back muscles
can cause fatigue and back
ache and makes good posture
practically impossible.
For instance, when a woman
has had round shoulders for
years her chest muscles will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Junior Deb and Budget shop-Fourth Floor

Junior Deb and Budget Shop-Fourth Floor
1495 1875 Dresses S. Short seeevd basic
crepe with long torso SKIRT pastel fale boero suits
ombre striped crystaee dressy dresses Broken sizes
Juniors SIS Scoop pastel rayon
prints silk prints silk santungs printed taetas
with boeros faie SUITS striped and solid
dresses. Broken sizes to u.s.
1-uniors 1895 Formals S18 stapless bro
embroidered taetas flower trimmed nyon nets
5O-Juniors So fable princess
styles fae suits with long jacket long torso dresses
rayon taeta crepe parchment silk long Torso
dresses.
so-Junors 1925 to s7s5 Bow tied printed
rayons checks jewel trimmed tissue faies
Broken sizes.
5O-Juniors' 495 S. fale jumpers
long rayon printed aetas
suits striped faille Broken sizes to l5
Budget Dress Shop-Fifth Floor
Collections O Bethesda, shrIinston. Silver SPRING.
59-NIisses 1895 195 Dresses, S. Rayon
crepe rayon taeas and acetate blends nyon
dressy styles Prints and solids in black
brown blue and purple Sizes 14ia to 21a and 10 to 90
73-sses 1875 $685. Dressy and classic
styles in broken IL to 20 and 14h to 2412.
27-Msses So One and two piece
styles crepes taetas black and light
blue. Broken sizes IA to 20 and 141t to 241s.
Casual Dress Shop-Fifth Floor
7-25 Printed Nyon Jersey Dresses $685. Zip front casual
style floral print check Sizes IA to 20 in blue rose navy
brown and black.
40-995 Dresses S. Scoop neck afetas jewel
buttoned wool jersey tailored gabardnes Red black
violet, coral grey, beige and blue in sizes II to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Women's Dresses-Second Floor

so Womes 1875 to 2s5 Dresses $o Black and navy rayon
crepes color trim printed navy
or blue background 14a 22a few broken regular
sizes
IS Womens 1896 S12 Black and
with white color TRIM few printed crepes on
navy black background jacketed dresses Sizes 4
to 221z.
1895 SIS. Silk dot trimmed black
navy rayon crepes pure silk pin dot standings
print bodice with boeros Sizes 141s to 221z.
30 Womens 1895 Dresses S8 Mostly styles,
with jackets in silk standings prints.
Sizes 1917 to 20la!
1895 to 1895 Dresses $50 Silk taffeta trimmed
rayon crepes in black navy. Sizes l4la to 22A
IS Womens and 1895 Dresses S25 Navy black silk
shantung with white dots navy black crepes with
taffeta trim Broken Sizes
Womens 5ss5 Navy Rayon Crepe Dresses $45 Princess line
with white pique trim
Black Silk Taffeta Dress $685. Color and bead
trimmed; size 201a.
l Woman's SIS Navy Rayon Dress, S35. Size 40.
Womans S145 Formal sequn trim;
size 40.
sls5 sa5 Suits $685. Grey aqua wool tweed
sizes co. SO and 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Juniors 1895 Wool Suits S29 Two and three piece
styles fitted boxy jackets navy and light shades in
sizes to IS.
Juniors 7s5 Dressy Dacron Bouses S. White, pink and
blue In sizes to Is.
Juniors Sweaters So and orlons In card
necked styles mostly pastes in az to 49,
Junior Ss95 Suede Jackets $40 Broken sizes and coors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

$50 800 Famous Name Nylon Gloves, Lao. Summer
gloves by Of the finest makers in black
navy, pink beige and lots of white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Women's s45 and 1885 Spring Toppers $29 Hockanums
bocle Pacifics hopsacing feather weight tweeds IN "a
and inch lengths Boxy and flared backs all beautifully
tailored from of our top resources Pink grey oege
red and propooned sizes 10 to TO- Selections also
at shirngton, silver Spring and Connecticut Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Womens 1885 Spring Wool Coats S29 Full length light
weight worsted tweed mixtures hubby boucles and hop
sackng Grey TAM beige and navy in proportoned sizes
to TO- Selections also at Shirlington, Silver Spring
Connecticut Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Won,ens 4ss5 5995 Spring Dress and Casual Coats $39
Tailored by of finest makers top WOODEN names OF
Forstnann KanMak Anglo and Pacific Slim silhouettes
wrap clutch push-up sleeve styles in navy black blue
grey, beige, pink red in proportoned sizes 10 to 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28

Just 1Oo-Womens SIS to s35 SIS Black navy
sheer rayon cepes with white coared boero polka dotted
magic crepes with white fale collar black
novelty eers with white collar tafeta trimmed navy
the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
Women's Winter Coots-h Price and Less!
Womans 6995 Forstmann Topper $25 Blue in size IL

6995 Forsmann Wool Topper $25 Blue in size 16
IL Womens SIPS S35 Fur Trimmed Winter Goats, S65
Forsman and Juard woolens beige rosewood black and
red beaver natural ranch mink and natural grey
Persian lamb trim. Proportioned sizes 10 to 20.
sllO Fur Trimmed Coats $50 Black plum green
wooden with dyed black Persian lamb TRIM Pro-
portioned sizes IL to 10.
Womens S45 Nlium Lined Coats $685. Hand tailored in
charcoal grey proportional 10 black in proportoned
sizes IA.
IL Women's SllO Fitted and Box Wool Coats $50 Tailored
Forsmann Anglo woolens In black taupe purple grey
beige; proportioned sizes 10 to 20 and "a to 49,
WOmens 6995 to 1895 Wool Coats, $40 Muted tweedS and
Anglo wooens in TAM proporoned sizes 10 to IT,
Misses, Juniors and Plus Size Suits-Third Floor
tssseons shnson Silver Spring. Connecticut Ave. and Behdo)
SIS To Make Suits $55 Dressmaker and tailored
styles solids checked annels and worsteds Many with the
long line jackets polka dot accents and lnings Grey
pink in Junior sizes to 15 Misses 10 to H.
Womens 1895 and $l0 Designer Suits S75 Mostly
and style in sheer soft Forstmann wool fabrics
pink blue and black mot at Bethesda.
Misses and Juniors 1895 Dressmaker and Casual Suits $685.
worsed checks worsed flannel and tweeds in black and white
check pink powder blue and beige to is and 10 to H.
Misses and Juniors 1896 to 1895 Spring Suits M famous
has tailored fanes tweeds worsed checks into dress
maker suits boero styles the long jackets Navy grey
beige coower blue mint and violet in sizes to u.s. to Is
and proportoned plus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
| elleffs
Saasss
SS-s Ser@S
| Asskssda
ss1J cs.4se,esA ~
tAstsstsa
Tonnorow-See JeIIeffs
Luncheon Fashion Show
Featuring The Maid Of Cotton
at the Shorehom Hotel

See Miss de Lois Faulkner Americas
Moid of Cotton -. with supporting
cost of beautiful JeIleff cottons.
Make your reservations today. Tele-
phone The Shorehom Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-28
IT,. Wonth bend tv,,o,7rzuy
tONlOrrO7U.!

As April goes will lots and lots of odd lots spring merchandise go Price
down. dn many reduced again and again make thorough
of d~inding quantities.
Mainly at F Street, but manynm learnea bran
As MwaH mnht OF