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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28

5000 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Ideal
location for ONCE: 9 large rooms,
private entrance. first Moor: plenty
e 81 Dsrk Wo s spass; reasonable rent
MODERN, AIR CoNDITIoNED on,ces
IN EVANSVILLE area. Call WA. q
DoCIoR's Office, near George
pitfalls; Large ONCE space. and ex-
cellent living quarters. Completely
redecorated and modernized; park
ing space; very reasonable ST.
NEW MEDICAL BLDG. 1925 Eve St.
c ts M frsf M Gss a sS a sS9 So e
E * nikaS NV, 10th and Eye
Choice 5-rm. lst-n: air-cond. ofiice
s sp's s sn1fss il A "a s. o 1a. apP
ENTIRE FLOORS rooms or less,
1905 st; nv; inexpensive. Cali
1917 18th ST. N.W.-1st floor front
ONCE; ideal advertising space on
vi S'ESa6 other ofices $50 and up
T SE S caSIcE PVT. RMS, in 7st-f
also ideal a-rm. suite for architect,
contractor: above Blue Reports
Inc: reas. 2026 Eye st. NV. RE
PHYSICIAN OR DENTAL OFFICE
About 1.SO0 50. IT. on LIST floor front
Of modern large. apt. bldg. Wiscon-
sin ave-. near Mass. ave-, opposite
| Cathedral; very reasonable rent
Call Ma. S-2636. Mr.. MACK. Il
DUPONT CIRCLE, in attorneys suite
with furnished recpetion rm.. air
conditioned: ] rm. at S45 and rm
| at $50. Box 141-X, Star. IS
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STORES FOR RENT


600 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Modern
store or office on ground floor. $500
Gu. II. Bldg. 4 yrs. old. EARLY
DAWN & CO., tn, 2-222S. 80
COR. MASS. AND CONSTITUTION
AYES. NE, 1873 9TH Stood any
business. will rent as / or stores.
1872. s6iS GEORGIA AVE-, nesrl,
completed. Apply 1918 Georgia ave.
DOWNTOWN. OF 10th st. n.w.-Ideal
for any business; l4x100 #; park
ing space in rear of store, Call
MR.. KAY. NE. 5000. 3ls
MODERN STORES. Hyattsville area
Call WA 1884. 80
STORE, modern, downtown. across
able fol-. any kind OF business; ex-
cellent for cafeteria or restaurant.
Gail EX, 3-74D6, ga
DOWNTOWN, S12 18th st. NV
500 50 IT., air-cond., End floor,
large display window facing 18th st.
Si50 per mo; Apply TALLY-Ho
REST. once, s12 18th ct. NV.
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FARMS
Beef Farm Near Leesbure
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RAMBLER SITES, "a and 2 acres;
s TsS@i sll EsN SpTinE; lovely yieg
R acREs, " gir sso4 a. e.tended p
MUM location. Water at property.
Asking $1,000 per acre. W. r.
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 till o p m.
APARTMENT SITE on impr. street
with. all utilities; Takoma PIX,
Mont; Co, Md: 80 cents per SO;
#: CoFFMAN REALTY CO., 1925
q qfe5s oa a. aye ss sllyer sps' ~ O.
A.. 2 A., 3 A., 8 A., 10 A. Il A.
Also, 80 acres, so clear. balance in
woods with stream; some oak and
poplar trees; SMITH W. .ALLNuTT
coon building SI lots in south Ar Re-
ling; all improvements; ready to
build on. B. A. CAssATT, ia.
5;;9234; eyes, ia. ,s-53lo. is
more. So, #, each. complete with
Leblins, Oh. 4-s6ss. ROBERT B.
A Rim Ton ol NoR1TTH 9o building
lots together: 5000 each: LEO
BAILEY REAL ESTATE co. ia.
land; 2Sx44 bsmt. excavated, found
alton built. water. septic tank and
drain fields installed. circular sur
faced driveway. $4,000. ia.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS--ouarter-
acre wooded lots in exclusive N.
Arlington area. $4,000 UP. KE.
6-S395 -2S
POTOMAC, MD. in the Cabin John
watershed: 16 acres with 1000 IT.
frontage on ard-surfaced road.
Terms available. Call Mr.. Holland.
ewes. OIL. 9-S679 H. G. SMITHY
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
VIRGINIA-We have several desir-
| able parcels OF ground. water in,
sever started cULMoRE REALTY
RIVER RID. Elevated corner lot.
over 4 acre: sacrifice. Call OIL. A.
1855. THOMAS ]. FISHER e. CO.,
INC. d. 7-6S30
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REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont. }
End TRUSTS

III buy ends at top prices. cash /
YOU don't n want 70 self fy your SI es nd
! advance cash on same at small
discount. RA. 6-22S1. IA. S-6676
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

PREMIUM NOTES on quality D. c.
homes. S4,l50 end. Sc. payable
S41;5o mo; over $4,000 b. q l.
1000 End. 6es. payable $50 no.;
over $4,000 b. & /. Price, $500,
$3.50 End. SO, payable S55 mo.
over $3.50 b. & |. Price, $500
SO. 200 End. payable $40 mo-; over
$3.50 LIST b and |. Price, S2,T75
no. 2-1257. day or night.
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THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW

B .}s,E,r cEN ~ Al, L3SCAcTIoEsm,ES,r
i40s p st. NV. Rent SIS mo. each.
OWNER. RIA. 3-6784. %
SMALL STORE, suitable business or
ONCE; 2620 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
aEfAiL STORE, 2ox5o. for rent in
shopping center in Falls Church;
ideal location; $3.50 month Call Mr..
LASSEN, JE. 2-2922, JE. 3-7447.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Approx. H.
property in business district: can
be remodeled to suit tenant. COFF-
MAN REALTY CO.. 1926 Ga. ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd. JU. 9-4123.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
Continued

BETHESDA - About $1,000 So. IT.
apartment house ground, easy walk
ing distance National Institutes OF
Health. Mr.. Lebling. ewes, Sun.
Oh. 4-66SS; ROBERT B. HALL,
LOTS AND ACREAGE in nearby Md.
and Va anywhere from 8 to 500
acres; some with sewer and water.
Call til 8 p.m. ST. 3-0550.
5k2 ACRES Cal sewer and near water
and gas; almest level. no trees; An
Mandate area. Price, $500 per
acre as whole. Shown by
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-5515
Closed Sundays
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUSTS. Arlington area: immed
action MECHANIC PROPERTIES
2100 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 2-3300
MONEY ON end TRUST-We vii
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c.. nearb,
Md or Va Reasonable rates. MA,
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 N. Y. ave NV
Ma S-6S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 G st NV ME S.2495
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high2?2 Money loaned on Isl
or End trusts. on terms to suit vour
budget Loans made in D, c.. Md
and Va. Low interest rate. call MR.
FREEDMAN. Washington Loan q
Trust Bldg. 900 r st. NV, RIM
S07 Telephone RE 7-l525
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BOATS

EVINRUDE MOTOR, '53. Is h.p.: s.
gal. gas tank; S225: run very lit
tie. UN. 4-42S9. -2S
100 HIP. MERCURY. fully Marine
converted and including reduction
paragon, clutch and reverse gear.
Price, $3.50. Call Ii. 3-4o26. o to
or RA. 3-6569 after o. Can be
seen 1900 NJ st. s.e.. ANACOST1A
MARINE SERVICE. -2S
MARINE RADIO-TELEPHONE Hud-
son American Corsair II. Priced for
quick sale. JAMES A. SUTHER-
LAND. Marine technician, 1851
Park I'd. NV, CO. 5-3243 IS"
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

VIRGINIA BEACH, va. 203 S5th
street--For sale or rent with option
to buy. Completely furnished, 3 bed
rooms screened porch. maids quar-
with lavatory. spacious lawn and
trees. convector radiator oil heat.
Ideal summer and winter residence.
VIII sacrifice for quick sale Contact
HARRY ELSON. 1854 DeKalb ave.
ne, Atlanta, Ga. Telephone Alpine
BS52 40
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GARAGES

GARAGES FOR RENT. nr. Union sta.
ton n.e.-Excel. for car or storage;
brk.. conc. a.. cleo. ~. 9-SS42.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

MONTGOMERY CO.-2O-3O acres.
hilly, wooded land for archery club.
ME. S-3711 or OIL. 2-2395. II
BUILDER wants to. purchase from
provements in Arlington County,
Call ia. 7-4490; ewes, ia. 10000
3 TO 8 ACRES in Md. committing
distance D. c.; some trees necessary
individual. Call JU. 9-3714. Us
ished lots and acreage. CuLMoRE
REALTY CO.. JE. 4-6850. II
WE HAVE Cash BUYERS for lots
and acreage in Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties. Call Mr.
Eisenacher, COLEMAN REALTY CO.,
1925 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring. Md.
JU. 9-4123. 80
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TRAiLERS
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

FORD convertibles: so. '53. "a; all
cash II priced right. BILL BORNE
SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Can IA. 9-4S01
WANTED AT ONCE-1950 to 1858
pay up to $500 cash ash No dealers.
please. RAWLING DARLINGTON,
1746 Columbia I'd. NV, AID. 4-3456
or CO. $500. Apt. 2lS. rs
STATION WAGON mot over 5000
wanted; late model; by pvt. party.
Call JU. 9-2353. ewes. EN-. 3-93l7.
40 TO 80 MODELS
Cars for Southern Trade
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 l4th st. NV.
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CADILLACS

'54s, '53s. SIS, Sis, ABS, ASS, AIS.
The best selection q cadillacs in
town, q choice OF color and body
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
17l7 R. !. Ave. NE. Du. 7-s30o
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

1 TO 30 ACRES, of Shirley hwy.-1c
So. it. per year. All utilities or will
build XII. 9-7774. XII. S-S1s1.
MODERN FIRE RESISTING BLDG
$500 So. IT.. 1000 # ONCE space
in Hyattsville. / blk. off Route /
9 trucks. Equipped with stock shelly.
ing If desired. WA. 7-4243, between
$3.50 am. and 5 pm. g
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED TO RENT 8 or 10 room
house for rehabilitation project,
Mount Rainier or Hyattsville area.
AP. 7-72S4. --2S
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

BUILDING AND YARD wanted to
rent, suitable for junk shop, in D. C.
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BUICK 80 Special 4.dr.: orig. black;
Ss75. S. dn 81 MlTI cH a1Snj
LET. Call AID, 2-S722, ask for Bill
Serhus on the open lot. 8 am. to
q pm; opp. the new-car showroom
at 33rd and M NV. SERVICEMEN
EINANrEn o2
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BUICK 40 super sedanette; r. ant
h.. dyna., good mech. cond.. S295
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, l7l7 r.
ave ne DU 7.S3OO. II
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9th AND K SITS. NV.
NORTHWEST CORNER
Entire bldg . stories and basement;
approx. 2S.50O so. IT. open space
End comml. Available May l. 1855
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

UPPER NV. CORNER-Approx.9 5000
So. IT.; can be used as store or Of
fee, parking for approx. 8 cars
CULMORE REALTY CO., JE. 4-6650
Evening star., 1955-07-07

them be made to friendly coun-
tries"
Mr.. st. Laurent, leader Of the
dominant Liberals. said yester-
day he does not think the sale
has been completed.
81 am not going to allow un-
challenged the imputation that
Il did not inform the House fully
and frankly or that I attempted
to mislead the House." he said.
The Prime Minister said the
sale is not by the government
and that it viii not be completed
until insurance on the loan is
made to the Government Export
Credit Insurance Corporation and
Ia premium paid.
The government, he continued,
may be- mistaken in trusting
Poland to pay the entire pur-
chase price within a year, but
he does not think so. An out
break Of war might prevent pay
Iment, but the government is
optimistic enough to think Can
ada can sell products abroad
lin expectation there will be no
war within year. he said.
Later, informants said the
federal governments Export
Credits Insurance Corp. was in
Evening star., 1955-07-07
8 District Men
Awarded High
Scholarships

Three District men win begin
studies this fall with high schol-
Iarship awards.
Michael NJ. Deuel., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace r. Deuel., 302t
Cambridge place NV, has beer
awarded one Of Cornell Univer-
Isity's Is national scholarships.
Mr.. Deuel. was president oi
Western High Schools Student
Council this year. He placed on
the all-high football and track
teams. and .was active in boys
club work. He will study chemi-
cal engineering at Cornell.
William n. Graham, a grad.
uate student at the University
of Maryland. will study voice in
Italy this fall under a Fulbright
scholarship.
Mr.. Graham is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Graham, All
Van Buren, street NV. He is q
graduate in French and English
at Maryland University.
John w. Webster, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh P. Webster, OF
3211 Beech street NV, also has
won a national scholarship tc
Cornell University.
Mr.. Webster was president OF
his student council at Woodrow
Evening star., 1955-07-07
IAmericon Heritage
Picks BedeII Smith

NEW YORK. July 7 R-The
American Heritage Foundation
has named Gen. Walter Bedell
smith as its board chairman
and John c. Cornelius as presi-
dent. The appointments were
announced yesterday.
Gen. Smith succeeds Henry
Ford II as chairman.
Ron Kennedy. former execu.
tive vice president Of the Min.
lneapolis Grain Exchange. wa,
named executive director of tbs
foundation.
The foundation. which recent.
Ily concluded its Crusade fol
Freedom Campaign" said il
plans to undertake a nonparti-
san national campaign to per.
Isuade all eligible voters to reg.
lister and vote in the 1856 presi-
dental election.
Evening star., 1955-07-07

Istructed By the cabinet 70 under.
write the sale. with any losses
being met by the treasury.
Neither Mr.. Howe nor Mr.. st.
Laurent specified that the Treas
Jury was to meet any losses the
government corporation might
suffer.
Canada. like the United States
has q big surplus Of wheat.
Charles Swartz. president Of
Northern Sales, Ltd, Winnipes
grain dealers. said earlier he
completed negotiations for sale
|of 9,25o.000 bushels of wheat
with a Polish government official
in Ottawa two weeks ago. He
said his firms representative
now is in Poland completing
shipping arrangements. The
deal would be in line with cur
rent world prices. somewhat
more than 50 bushel.
Mr.. Swartz credited Trade
Minister Howe for the transac-
ton. saying. ''he gave it a lot
of Thoughts far as we are
concerned 1t is a straight busi-
ness deal"
This announcement by Mr.
Swartz came after Mr.. Drew
seeking emergency debate on the
sale to Poland. had been ruled
out of order on the ground that
it still Is pending.
MIR. Drew. supported by Social
list Leader M. ]. Coldwell-who
favors the sale to Poland
charged that both Mr.. st. Lau-
rent and Mr.. Howe had misled
the House.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Wheat Sale to Poland
Stirs Row in Conodo

OTTAWA. July Z R.-A deal
for sale Of Sls million worth OF
Canadian wheat to Poland. part
ly financed by a Government
guaranteed bank loan, has
plunged canada's parliament
into bitter controversy.
The opposition Progressive
Conservatives, trying to block
the deal. charge Prime Minister
Louis st. Laurent and Trade
Minister c. D. Howe misled the
House Of Commons in stating the
deal Is incomplete, while the
grain dealer who negotiated IL
says it was finished two weeks
ago.
Progressive Conservative Leader
George Drew contends the trans
action-Canada's largest with
any Iron Curtain country since
World War II and its first sale
of wheat to any Of them-will
prove to be at the cost of Ca
madam taxpayers.
Only Is per cent Of the price
Is to be paid In cash, the re-
mainder being provided by a
Canadian bank loan with repay
ment guaranteed by the govern
ment.
'If gifts or quasi gifts are to
be made Mr.. Drew said. ''let
Evening star., 1955-07-07

quantities Of gold into Italy.
Authorities said other transae.
tions involved United States
dollars, British pounds and Swiss
francs. Italy maintains tight
controls over the export and
import of foreign currencies.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Bod Sumuritun Fined

For the shabby trick Of a ''bad
Samaritan" 18-year-old- Derek
Carson was fined in q Belfast,
Northern Ireland, Court. He had
assisted Miss Alice Porter to her
home, when she had q fainting
spell on the street. and while
there had stolen a purse from a
coat and two shilling (28 cents
from the manteIpiece.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Ex-Minister in PoIund
Gets Term as Fascist

VIENNA. Austria, July 7 R.-
IA Warsaw court yesterday SEN
fenced former Polish Minister
Iof Food Wlodzimierz Lechowicz
to Is years in prison on charges
iof attempting to turn Poland
into a Fascist state" Radio
Warsaw said.
The broadcast said the court
ruled that time spent in GUS
tody pending trial would be
deducted from the sentence
Lechowicz was reported arrested
in 1913.
Evening star., 1955-07-07
Ituliuns. Swiss Charged
In Illicit Money DeoIs

MILAN. Italy. July z R.-
Italian customs authorities have
accused 164 Italian companies OF
individuals and three Swiss citi-
Izens of conducting Illicit currency
deals totaling 20 billion lire 1854
million).
Eleven firms were charges
yesterday with smuggling huge
Evening star., 1955-07-07

Wilson High School. won letters
in football. basketball and base
ball and was a member Of the
National Honor Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15

"BE ALWAYS SURE YOU'RE RIGHT . "-Davy had say
ing that he lived byone he went back That
afternoon he began his fight against President Jackson
bill that would break the treaty with the Creeks-Iusra
ton by Charles B. Falls.
watch, with the words GO ahead" engraved on it.
And rifle too-the finest he had ever seen. In
cities in towns and in villages, people cheered him
and shouted his name
What trip that was And what stories Davy
Crockett had to tell his family when he at last
reached his home in Tennessee.
II rode on the railroad cars, he told them the
first night he was home. "You never saw such
sight! It's like lot of stage coaches all strung along
behind one machine. We got in, and the engine
started to wheeze as though she had the tizzick.
Then she began to take little short breaths. And
away she went like a blue streak, with sparks flying
in all directions
weren't you scared?" Matilda asked hitching
her low stool closer to her fathers chair.
Crockett laughed and laid his arm across her
shoulders. "Not nearly as scared by that was by
all the people saw everywhere" he replied why
they all wanted to get a peek at me just don't
know"
Il do" Bob declared looking proudly at his
father. What are you going to do now, Pa? Are
you going back to Congress in the fall?"
eff I'm elected, his father replied smiling.
But he wasn't! For the western part of Tennes-
see had changed in the past few years Many more
people had settled there. People who thought An
drew Jackson the greatest man in the world and
who did not like Crockett because he had stood
against Jackson.
So Davy Crockett did not go back to Congress.
For more than year he stayed home, hunting and
looking after his crops. Then he made ready to go
on journey-a long journey which was to end with
the greatest adventure of his life. "
b Grosset Il Inc)
Tomorrow Chapter Sixteen g. Then Go Ahead"
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Cutler and Binder Clash
Over Government Secrecy

large doses Of secrecy. like large
doses Of medicine, may de-
stroy the body we are trying to
saviour free institutions" Mr..
Binder is editorial editor of the
Minneapolis Tribune.
Both men were featured at
a panel on public information on
secret projects in a democracy,
one of the discussions at the
58th annual meeting of the AS
ISOLATED Harvard Clubs. The
three-day meeting ends tomor-
row.
Mr.. Cutler said it must be
proven that the public distri-
button of the Nations secret
projects will make the free
world stronger. While Mr.
Binder charged that neither the
present administration nor it's
predecessor has devised a system
for successfully coping with the
problems of what to withhold
and what to make known in time
of peril.
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CINCINNATI, May IA (P.-
A former presidential aide and
a Minneapolis editor crossed
words today on the battle-ground
of public information. Each
wants to know how far his OPP
ponent will go in opening or
shutting the doors of informa-
ton.
The former aide wants secret
diplomacy" while the editor
called dangerous" the belief
that secrecy will provide Sc
curity.
Robert Cutler of Boston, for
mer presidential aide, said:
One of the things that
will least help the free world to
come through free is lack of dis
elimination in making security
information available to an i'm
placable gang dedicated to rul-
ing the world"
Perhaps a little secrecy is ex-
pedient in certain situations,
Carroll Binder replied, but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
PEACE IDEAS FROM EVERYWHERE
SOUGHT BY VOICE OF AMERICA

The Voice of America today began extending Harold
E. Stassen's peace-idea camgaign world wide.
In daily spot announcement broadcasts which will
continue for several weeks. the Voice viii call
audience of millions submit their
achieving true to- Peace Washington, D. c. S. A.
Through broadcasts hope generate a flow of
ideas and suggestions from all of the world
C. Sreiber director of States Information
Agency. said.
The broadcasts will supplement- Stassens original
appeal for ideas which recently directed to all
Americans Mr. Stasen special to President
Eisenhower for disarmament. All communications to
Peace" will be delivered to him.
Mr.. Stassen has recorded a message which the Voice
is carrying today its English Language programs all
OF the world In addition his will be
in 81 languages in world and
behind the Iron and Bamboo Curtains
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Fence for Rabbits

MELBOURNE.-In an effort
to control the migration and
damage OF rabbits, Australia has
erected a high fence more than
1000 miles in length. but re-
suits are Stin not available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-15
Free Dovy Crockett Pictures
Now Beino Mailed Out

Requests for The Stars free pen-and-ink draw
ing of your favorite frontierSman. Davy Crockett
are pouring in by the thousand. The big pictures
BIZ by II inches and just right for framing-are now
being mailed out in response Here's how to get one:
l. Send a postal card asking for the picture
and be sure to include YOUR name and address,
neatly printed. Address it to "Davy Crockett
Picture, The Evening Star-The Sunday Star, 18th
Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV, Washington
T. D. c." The picture will be mailed to you.
g. Or, just fill in the coupon printed below and
mail it in pasted to the back of postal card to have
the picture sent to you.
3. Or if you prefer, call in person at the bust
ness counter of The Evening Star Building at Eev-
enth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV, and
ask for your picture.
Davy Crockett Picture
The Evening Star-The Sunday STAR
18th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
Washington 4. D G
Please send free the big pen-and-ink drawing Of
Dayy Crockett as by Star star Artist Glib Crockett
who traces his ancestry back to Davys
grandfather
please Print Neatly and Paste on Postal Card
Name
Address
City -eSas
Homer news., 1955-05-05
SAFETY MAN HERE

4aa aN N
 Frank LaMaster, REA safety d1v1 si on nan from Wash fngton, ,. c., vi sited Homer this weekend. The invftat ion to visit the community was ex- tended to him by Bill Raver. While her he discussed safe- ty practices with members of the HEA staff and with Sam Pratt, Homer Latham, Carl Baier and Bill 'Raver.
 On Sunday LaMaster went to China Foot Bay with the mem. bers and guests of the Natur- al History Society of Homers
Homer news., 1955-05-05
SECOND GRADE NEWS

a This week all of us are repor Ut ers. Each of us is wri ing a part of the news.
 Marvin Be11emy told us his baby bro ther hos chicken pox.
 David choquette told us he thinks we are going to have a new girl in our room. ~ Betty Gjosund and her fam fly rent across the Bay on Sunday.
 Tommy Gregoire has new pair Of tennis shoes and a ha ircut.
 Lissa Moe vas very Ill over the Ueekend. s
 Arnold Nielsen shot gun on Saturday.
 Brad Nixon went boat rid- ing on Saturday.
 Ronnie Parks and his daddy caught a crabs
 Mike Pate vent across the Bay on Sunday.
 Georgie Petersen stayed overnight Saturday with Susie Nielsens
 Tommy Tice and Jimmy won't out to the dock on Sunday and Jimmy stepped on the baby sea lion puppy.
 Pam Wadde11 had company from Anc m rage on Sunday.