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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY


Modern, a-year-old brk
eanaan eamnisG ns nice Ssdrmsi A. ssm1 na.
your type OF financing. HE. 4-640O
ADEfPHi KNOILs - Assume 4e;
loan: attrac. 3-bedrm. briek-and.
stone rambler: fun bsmt,; fenced
level lot excel cond. HE. 4-64o0
cAPffd,, HpGa T; HEIGHTs. FISK; koo7 u :,
aedfssH 3D. Psr9ec. 0ensass eosasa Attractive ssaFs
terms Jo.' J' s.4sSS, ~ -7 ''
COLLEGE PARK AREA, close Il
parkway for NSA emploveS--3' B.
bedrm, brick and frame rambler
with full ISN'T req rm. with bar
siRe2 ssEai2eS22 oASRSEs AeSSSSss pkoprffRs Isl sffaz
cooRAL7 HHiILts - or appraised; "a q.
room. brick Colonial; 3 bedrms.,
la baths, 22-ft, liv. rm., separate
din. rm.. mod. kit, porch, rec. rm.,
eSerpthnf owner Fsaa ransefacd ot nee.
duced for quick sale; s17,950. 10,
DisTRiIC:T HEIGHTS 49, 4-bedroom
bungalow; Gil approved, S15.500;
liy. rm.. with ftrepl., sep. din rm..
bsmts; large. level lot with trees
Realtors. RE. 5-9l08; ewes. RE.
DisTSRfcT HEIGHTS. asos 18th
ave 80 Vacant, immed, poss.: $I0,.-
GREEN MEADoWs--Sio $50, Near.
ly-new semjdet brick: lovely rms.
tile bath fenced lot. Reas; terms.
HHfInooRREsr HIGH Il PGGK GAkpEEsLBatss HE 4jSaGS Co.
BENSON Den ' Lo. 7essSs, VA. 2Doiss %
HEIDER q SELLERS.
HiLLsIDE-4 bedrms., 2 baths, 2
kits; ideal for nursery school;
modern equip. kit, loads of ex-
ttras!il Lovely yard with shade
spsIss MqEi Esvis Ii see sRRAE4 E ee CO.
wa. S-i23a. VA. 7-05S4,
LEWIsDALE AREA Detached Co
lonial: lge. Nv, rfto sep. uin, rn1.,
> nice bedtms,; sacrifice. S12,a5n.
ALIEN REAL EsTATE. RA. e-3333.
LEWIsDALE AREA.~Immaculate s.
et,sdrm t,an brick rambler s'd Exsst. loeaS, ..;,S
disposal. Gi approved. Sic. Tb0.
4.6400.
MT. RAINIER --- c-family Apnn; a
rms, z baths. pvt entr. 70 Zach
apt. Neat and cleanl So. 900 dn.
$S5 mo. total pymt. Also 2-fam-
lily. 10 rms. baths, OF 2Ss DIN
ERWIN REALTY Co. WA. 7-i232,
sUiTLAND-brick rambler. ste,5oO
G1 appraised; 8 bedrms., liv, rm.
with firepl., bsmt.. large level lot,
Anchor fenced. CRAWFORD q
BANDY, INC.,- Realtors, RE. b.
l10Q: ewes, 10. S-5464. -
TAKOMA PARK. S13,750---Assnms
4ss. VA loan or OF. -3-bedrm. Co
lonial. GWNER. JU. s-3s2S. ID
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SILVER SPRING AREA
MOVE IN BEFORE THE NEW
SCHOOL TERM BEGINS.
EXCELLENT VALUES; CONVENIENT
TO PUBLIC AND PARoCH1AL
SCHOOLS
KENsINGToN---2- -bedrm. rambler.
sep. din. rm.. den. bsmt.. large
lot A-.. S12.050
KENsINGToN VIEW - o-bedrm.
rambler; garage; nice lot; Sl0,150.
GLENMoNT--4-bsdrm. Cape Cod;
basement --------------,--S Sl@'2oO
LANGLEY PARK---Lsrge. 3-bedrm.,
2ha-bath' Colonial; basement.
basement; corner lot o., $4,000
SILVER sPRING--2-bedrm. brick
rambler; fireplace. fenced lot.
$l1.950
SILVER sPRING-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; bsnIt. Assume large GI
loan .- $t7,bo0
TWINBROOK- 4-bedrrn,.
2M-bath Cape Cod bsmt.; $17,150
|KENsINdToN HEIGHTS --- Brick
Cape Cod. bedrn1s., 2 baths, rec.
Tm, S20.950
BONAN 81 FOGARTY
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HOUSES FOR sALE.--Mp.

HOUSES BY HUGHES. $500 down.
non-yet,. brk. rambler, featuring
firepl.. full bsmt.. sep. din Tm,,
cool shaded lot. Price, Sl3.950.
W. r. HUGHES co. Alp. 7-I400.
CT APPROVED
Q spacious rooms. brick and shingle,
Just yrs. old. nr. schools; $l3.600.
l6 rooms, frepl.. bsmt,, screened
porch, h.-w.h.. lge shaded lot;
IcITY-WIDE REALTY. HA. 2-s6ls
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD
CT APPROVED. $I1,95Q. Q bedrms.
and space available for 2 more.
2 compl, baths. 2 kits. full bsmt.
with outside entr. This is true
value.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
Jun. 4-1l66 wa 7-6655
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BETHESDA


circumstances give yoI
this opportunity to purchase this
attractive Cape Cod style home
only Ia yrs. old. Nr. both public
and parochial schools. -
interior. with vallejo
wall carpeting: all-eiectrie kitchen
with breakfast space; large bedrm
and bath on 1st A. PLUS panelee
study Tor additional bedrm.l:
spacious bedrnis. and bath on Enc
A. large bsmt. with recreation
rm. space.
THIS HOME is EXCEPTIONAL
Priced S24.500.
shown by appointment only. Details
ewes. OIL. 4-7629.
METzLER. REALToR
Se92 Conn. Ave. NV.
naily TIL K PM EN- 2-74Q0
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..AVQNDAI,E

Stone and brk.. 3 bedrms.. living rm.,
with fireplace. Ice, sep. dining rm.,
kit. with all equip, full bsrnt.. side
porch. corner level lot. Very des.
location,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-ll66 WA. 7-6655
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LANGLEY PARK--$l3,500
Mod. ;l-bedrm. brick rambler, GE
kit; fenced yard; conv located
viii so G1,
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-640O
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ARLINGTON
"WYNNEWOOD"
- ARLINGTON
Walking Distance

WdIkIIIg OISLdIICE
To GRADE SCHOOL, BUS AMI
Residence on CORNER LOT Of % auiei
street In one Of N. Arlington's
incest neighborhoods. Fireplace in
living room, sep. din. rm.. fully
equip. kit, rear screened porch
full bsmt. with RECREATION RM
and outside entrance. lots of trees
81 spd cHa faFdGs inside Sa sEga ad oat it, oSs aa,
ARLINGTON flfiIgI REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-930o TIL 9
n a
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colonial Investment Co

SILVER SPRING
We have 3 well-built brick Colonial
homes all In fiue locations. Full
bsmts.. porches. garages. h.-w h
lovely lots: SIG.000-Sfs>500. Excel
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU g-5444
Ewes. RA. 3-5SS3, JU. g-1447
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ROCKLAND-$14,290
NOTHING DOWN--GI

EXCELLENT FINANCING FOR NON.
rambler; 3 good-sized bedrms.. eat
ine-size kitchen, walk-in pantry
full bSmt S92 mo. pays all. TIC
inspect, call Mr. FTTzIG, Lo. A.
OG69.
Cnlnnial Investment Co
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TAKOMA PARK

TAKOMA PARK
Just of New Hampshire ave. we
have q 3-bedroom brick rambler
only 5 years old with modern
kitchen, finished recreation room
and wall-to-wall carpet included,
good terms available. Owner in
Florida. Price. $4,000. See II
and buy Il nowl
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HOUSES FOR sALt-Mp.

HOME BUYERs-conserve your
strength and patience these humid
days. Select your home. location
and price range among the SOC
pictures We have listed in our air
conditioned ONCE: open evenings
til 9 pm. CoFFAfAN REALTY CO.
1928 Ca. ave-, Silver Spring. JU
9-4123. -5
Nh. FRANKLIN AND FLOWER-Ses
this All-brick 6-rnn., 2-bath ram
bier: separate din. rm.. fun base.
ment, screened porch. VIII take Gl
contract or will sell for as little as
So 500 down. New listing. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO., JH. e-644f
I'll pm.
SILVER SPRING, MD,
Family situation makes early salt
imperative. can arrange ann type
of financing. 2-story ok. on lac
corner lot, beaut. handicapped.
bedrms.. screened porch. det. ga
rage. Call OWNERS REPRESENT
ATIVE. HE. 4-6S94. -
GI APPROVED, BRICK COLONIAL
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fuil-size dining
rm., liv. rm. with fireplace. lovely
kitchen with breakfast rm, or den;
paneled rec. rm. with stove, outside
entrance; level shaded lot with
Many extras. OWNER, 10. 5-i5g1
2613 ElnorR ST.. Wheaton, Nd.
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TAKOMA AREA
WILLIAMSBURG DESIGN
4 BEDRMS., 3I2 BATHS
ust-f. .bedrm. and powder rm },
finished rec. rm., screened porch,
sun deck, den, corner lot. Walking
distance TO schools, including paro-
ehial; 3 shopping centerS. For
immediate sale, $23, 800.
DOROTHY X. WINSTON g. co.
Call Mr.. Scott. ST. 3-05b0
Or EN-. 3-5351. After 9 PM.
UNIVERSITY PARK
A home OF distinction, less than 4
yrs. old. mod. 3-bedrm. brk. bum
galow featuring 25-ft. living rm,
with fireplace, very Ice. dining rm.,
fun bath and . VI baths. finished
rec. rn1.. sep, laundry rm., breeze
way and garage. The price is
right for home OF this raliber
and location,
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN, 4-1166 WA. 7-6655
---A
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NEED 4 BEDRMS.

NEED Z bEDhWS.
a real buy for a family with small
fry. 4 bedrms., 2 baths and closet
space galore. House Is located on
walking distance Of public and
parochial schools.
ROBERT E. LOHR
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BA'NjNOCKBURN

Situated on ss acre this attractive
home with u bath on Isl d., kitch-
en- with breakfast nook: is vel
worth seeing; paneled rec. rm.,
2SxJ3 with fireplace, as well ~
maids room and full bath; base
snent above ground; breezeway tc
garage. w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. g.
$500 til q pm.
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BONAN 81 FOGARTY
o606 Bluerdige Ave. Wheaton, Md
LO. 5~5O52 Open Ewes
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Choice Location

NEAR WOODLAND SCHOOL
NEAR ARLINGTON HOSPITAL,
II you appreciate q distinguished
home Of finest construction in q
this INCEST home oi IT'S type. 4
superior brick Colonial Of 5 we'll
proportioned rooms with French
door leading to attractive screened
porch, Full basement with outside
entrance. That lever desirable"
hot-water heat. Storm windows,
beautiful hardwood floors. full tiled
awnings add color to the exterior
appearance. Lot is well groomed
and rear yard is fenced. This may
be your chance, DON'T MISS TT
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wooDsY SETTING. makes this
appealing. Center hall. 8 bedrms,
2 baths, sep. dining rm.. 19-ft.
rear scr. porch with view, daylight
bsmt. with finished recreation rm.,
gorgeous 90x247 lot, in de luxe
area; S25,q50.
CRoWE1,L a. CO., INC. -
2160 N, Glebe Rd. IA. 6-0707
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Groom Colonial: 3 bedrooms. din
ing room, large liv. rm.. equipped
kitchen: West Hyattsville area.
Price, $12,900; assume 4Te GI
loan: low down payment. Do see
this one.
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GI APPROVED

spacious rooms. brick and shingli
Just 4 yrs. old, nr. schools; $13,60C
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BEST BUY

/ Home with 2 apaFtmentS--Liye in
one. let other cover payments.
| Home in good condition; nice loca-
| tion. Owner transferred. Price,
I an E0n Eaey farxne
Evening star., 1955-08-04

COLORED
GATTHERSBURG AREA--1hs acres:
5-rm. cottage: well fenced. sur
rounded by trees Close to schools
and churches. $500. 81 500 will
swing this deal
HICKMAN -CUSHMAN
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Word Game
Find 81 or more words in
TOLIDINE,

meaning, "a chemical used in
making dyes" Average is "a;
time limit. 80 minutes.
Rules OF the game. Words must be
OF four or more letters. 9. Words which
So such as bats" cats" are not
used. 3. Only one orm Of word is
used 4. Proper names are not Used.
Answer to DRESSING
deigns. design, dimes. dire, dirge, ding,
dinge, digress, dress. dregs, dries. reins,
resin, resign. rend, reignS. rides, risen,
ringed, rind, ridge. rinse, send, side,
siren, sire. sine, singer. signed, singed,
ingress, ired. ness. gird,gneiss, grinds,
grin, grid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Names in the News
(And how 10 pronounce them
By Constantine Chekrezi

SVuSt0HNuuC SuCNICAH
Nikolai Bulganin (Nick-OH-
I've Bool-GAH-nin) made his
first move to strengthen the
Soviet government by promoting
three deputy premiers to the
rank of first deputy. They are. M.
G. Pervukhin (Per-VOO-kin) M.
z. Saburov (Sah-BOO-roff) and
Anastas Mikoyan (Ah- NASS-tass
Mik-OH-yan). Mikoyan's resig-
nation as Minister of Trade in
January presaged the fall of
Georgi MaIenkov (Ghe-OR-ghee
Mal-YEN-koff) as premier.
Moscow also announced that
the long-sought Italian-born
British atomic scientist. Bruno
PontecOrvO (BROO-noh Pom
teh-KOR-voh), who disappeared
mysteriously in 1851. is now in
Russia where he is helping the
Soviets with the atomic projects.
DR.. Albert Schweitzer, the 30
year-old Alsatian philosopher,
musician and medical mission
airy, has been appointed by
Queen Elizabeth II to honorary
membership in the exclusive
Order of Merit, limited to "a
members. President Eisenhower
is a foreign member.
From Yokohama (Yoh-koh-
HAH-mah). Japan, comes word
of the death by fire of the Jap
anese lady who gave to the
Italian composer GiacOmO Puc-
cini (DJAH-koh-moh Poo
CHEE-nee) the melodies for his
Madame Butterfly" She was
Mrs. Hisako Oyama (Hee-SAH-
koh Oh-YAH-mah), 85-year-old
widow of Tsunasuke Oyama
(Tsoo- nah-SOO-keh -, Jap
anese envoy to Italy in 1899.
James Dunn, new United
States Ambassador to Brazil,
sailed for Rio de Janeiro CRee-
oh deb Zha-NAY-roh) from
Genoa, Italy, on the Italian
liner Giulio Cesare (DJOO-lee-
oh CHE-zah-reh, Italian for
Julius Caesar").
tAll rights reserved)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Fronk Beck
The Hunter


young hunter walking through the woods Grand
mothers house. carried big old fashioned
hold any animals he might shoot
Suddenly he heard from the little cottage beyond
the pushed open
to the house just the wolf about to catch Little Red
Riding Hood The hunter shot him just in time.
The little girl to the hunter and cried:
where's my dear Grandmother Did that wicked wolf
her?"
But then they heard a tapping the closet door.
the hunters outfit different of green
wish Paste the stiff paper. colored
Cut the large picture and the with the
the circle behind the hunters coat slip small
through the dot the circle the
coat.
II you the at the left handle the
hunters legs he will hurry to Little Red Riding Hood
A p. NewsfssturesJ
Tomorrow Find how the story ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

which. however, incline strongly
toward British usage.
The first-choice pronunciation
of most recognized American
dictionaries is SUGGEST, the
standard American pronuncia-
ton, and the one recommended
by this column.
Also the "g" should not be
omitted in the word RECOG-
NIZE. Avoid REX uh-nize" as
careless. In recognize and rec
ignition the "g" Is hard. and the
20" has the obscure (uh) sound,
thus: REK-ug-nize; REK-ug-
N1SH-un. -.r. ''t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
AWord to the Wise

Should SUGGEST be pro-
nounced "suh-JEST" or "sug-
JEST? According to the con-
sensus of American dictionaries,
the pronunciation prevailing in
the United States is: sug JEST.
My own recently completed six
year radio and TV check con-
firms Merriam Websters stand
that sug-JEST Is ". the pre-
yelling American pronuncia-
ton"
The pronunciation "suh-
JEST" Is customary in Britain,
and It Is the first choice Of two
American dictionaries. both Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Famous Fables
By {. {. Edoor

SERVICE-When Charles
Walgreen, the chain store
magnate. opened his first
drugstore. he was eager to
impress customers with the
speed and efficiency of his
service. One morning, a
customer phoned and asked
him to deliver a few items.
Can you send them
soon?" she asked. They're
needed rather urgently"
We'll deliver the order
Immediately" he assured
her. 1--WE have the fastest
delivery service in town"
Walgreen scrubbed down
the order and handed it to
the clerk. He kept the
woman engaged in CONVERSE
ton while the clerk filled
the order, wrapped it up and
raced out Of the store.
A few minutes later, as the
woman was about to hang
UP, she suddenly exclaimed:
why, Mr.. Walgreen. the
order has already arrived"
Walgreen tried his best to
sound casual.
"Of course, madam" he
said.
NECESSITY-Despite his
genius, composer Wolfgang
Mozart lived in poverty. One
winter morning. a friend
found him dancing around
his room.
why are you dancing?"
he asked. what are you so
happy about?"
I'm not dancing from
happiness" explained the
composer. I'm dancing to
keep warm. There is no fuel
in the house"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
By Mrs. Frank Colby

The word ALIAS should be
pronounced: AY-lee-uss, and
not "uh-LY-uss," the mispro-
nunciation used by the good
woman who is said to have re-
marked: I'D never name a son
of mine Alias; people with that
name are always getting them
selves thrown into jail for some
thin or other" Literally, alias
is Latin for lat another time" y
But In English 1t now means
otherwise called" or "a ficti-
tious name"
There u no guy" IN gyro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
LARGEST Merchant Fleet

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS shipyards
are currently responsible for 35
per cent Of the worlds merchant
shipping under construction.
Britain has the worlds largest
active merchant feet. compris-
ing about IS per cent Of active
world shipping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

Mr.. Champion won with dunn
my's king and extracted all of the
opposing trumps in two leads.
He then cashed the ace of spades
and ruffed out dummy's last
spade. Next he caShed the ace
and king of diamonds.
Having stripped his own hand
and the dummy of everything
but trumps and clubs, he led the
trey of clubs from the board. Mr..
Muzzy frowned a little and
played the king.
Mr.. Champion put up the ace
and Mr.. News queen completed
the rich harvest on this one
trick. However. things were not
as good as they seemed. There
was no possible way for Mr..
Champion to avoid the loss Of
two club tricks and the slam
went down to a bitter defeat.
A brilliant conversation ensued
between Mr.. New and Mr.. Muzzy.
why" walled Mr.. New, did
you sacrifice your king OF clubs
on the first lead?"
II always play a king to force
out an ace," replied Mr.. Muzzy
primly. OMr. Champion winced.)
We'll, quit doing it," Mr.. New
advised. my queen would have
forced out the ace and then we
set him two tricks"
"All right" said Mr.. Muzzy
angrily, "but after I played the
king. why did you have to play
your queen?"
1T was the only one I had"
screamed Mr.. New.
"A likely story" muttered Mr..
Muzzy, who knew he was beaten
on this point but felt called upon
to say something.
Mr.. Champion could stand no
more.
stop" he roared. IF you're
goin gto criticize, New, at least
be right. Your dumb partner
stumbled on the only play to
beat me. If he'd played low
club, I'd have done the same.
You would have won with the
lone queen and returned spade
s or a diamond. / would have
ruffed in dummy, discarding my
last small club. Then simple
finesse against Muzzy's king
would have made the hand"
Gritting his teeth, Mr.. Cham
pion added:
II don't mind getting beat by a
good play but it drives me crazy
when I'm the only one who knows
O good play has been made.
copyright. 1855, General Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Line Buys z New Planes

Northwest Orient Airlines yes
terday announced it has pur-
chased two more Douglas DC
6B aircraft, bringing to nine its
fleet of that type of arplane.
Delivery of the new transports
is expected in midsummer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

scope. Gyro- is a Greek COM
bining form meaning "a circle"
as in the words gyrate, gyration.
gyrocompass. Pronounce the "g''
as 81" and the ~" as in my,
by" thus: Horoscope.
Distributed BY Mcknight Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Our Presidents
By Honore M. CotudoI

(which former President
was buried in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery Is years ago
today?
2-What important law did
the President sign IA years
ago, providing the basis for
United States assistance to
our allies in World War II?
3-"Revolution was effected
before the war commenced"
said an ex-President. Who?
ANSWERS on next page.)
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
GloFia Gers $500
Gosh: $4,000 Goes
In Trust Fund

New York .. tANPl when
Gloria Lockcrmsn wound up her
Tv splurgo Tuesday night on
CnS's So, 900 question. she was
handed two checks, one for Sib, 900
and the other Tor $500
The latter, according Co the
master of ceremonies, was for
Gloria Ia spend M she saw ut,
The big money went into a trust
fund until Gloria reaches her ma
Jority.
What will II cost her In terms of
income taxi The question In one
that depends ON what the trust
fund provides. The Federal In.
come Tax Division believes tho
money would be taxable nm income
for 1903, Also. the income from
the trust would be subject 10 taxes
each year.
when Gloria decided 10 take the
SI8, 900 winning, Hhc was entitled
TO n 5000 personal exemption and
81 900 In deductions. That would
reduce her next taxable amount
TO around tit 400, and tax on tina,
would be n little more than - 400
Already offers are pouring In
for her To appear on other TV
shows with fec ~ $1,000 await
ing her on the Martha Ray show.
Another offer IL from Quiz Kids
Stiil others have poured In.
Her relatives and friends deny
there had been any family confer
encc aa 10 what should be done
with GIoHa's winnings, Her
grandmother was the guiding gen
lus In the whole affair since her
parents are divorced Her mother
rewed and has three children by
her second husband who In now
dead Her father In taking courHeR
nj Temple university There was
ncvst any disagreement over the
handling 81 the funds, psrHgna
close 10 the little girl declare,
since II was understood from the
very outset that anything Gloria
earned would 20 into trust fund
The day Of her final appearance
on the show. Gloria was PARTED
and entertained by celebrities who
had been previous winners on the
ah1y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

District managers Of Minneapo-
lis Moline Implement Co. held
their annual sessions NJ tho Hop.
kinH plant last week and witness,
ed tho unwilling Of new machln.
cry which the firm In placing on
the market.
District sales managers from
most % the ~ states and South
America were present 10 sec
demonstrations by plant personnel
of improvements In present
models and the operations 81 the
new models.
Twin city newspapers and radio
stations had representatives at
the Thursday morning showing
and al a luncheon nj tho Twin
city Gun Club, In tho afternoon.
plant personnel demonstrated the
operation Of the various Mime
apolIs Moline models with the new
improvements developed by plant
engineers and research men
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09
lE0Al NOTICES


ORDER ron HEARING PETITION
ron ADMINISTRATION
LIMITts. TINE To pIi.E CLAIMS
AND FOn HEARING THEREON
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY or nENNEPlS -
In TO Estate Of William J stowe,
also known as W J stowe, Dsco-
dent
order fsv Hssvina Petition for
Letters Of Adaiaistrstioa
IT IN ORDERED that all persons
Interested show cause. n any they
have, before this Court on Monday
October 5Td. 1855 al o'clock y. NJ
IN the Court House Ia Minneapolis
Minnesota, why the petition 81
Murisl = chan. Of Hotthhrook, u,
llnois, for the appointment Of
Elizabeth L. zieske az adminlstra
triE. herein filed, should not be
granted
order 20 ~. CIai... aaa 20,
HSsViSE ThSvso1
1T ~ FURTHER ORDERED that
Within -four months from tho date
hereof, ali creditors Of said b"Cs
dent fife their claims In this Court
Proofs viii be heard and CiHlmH
examined ana adjusted before THIS
Court on Monday February 9th
1863. a. 10 O'Clock \ NJ IN the
court House In Minneapolis. MINI.
sofa
These orders shall be published
In the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies mailed according 10 law
COURT EFALb
wITsEfAg the non JANEH .
EEIiDE Judge ~ Probate
Court. this sra day Of Eepten
her, 1855
ERNEST = IlHESI
Cierk ~ Probate Court
I.aTsnn. LoeyiuRsf. BIuddBlst.
Freeman n Fraser Attorneys
1910 Midland Rank HidE
fRpokeEman. Sept D. 10, ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-09-09

media Jones. Minna Merrill. Allen
and Joe Williams and l, pulled
creep To the kitchen and finished
of cake that Wilma had made
earlier In the day
At Janice's party saw few
faces that are home on leave. ED
die Ballard, MCKEE McAdams and
pudgy Thurston, they are all look
ing real good and Eddie and Nick
look as II they were just made for
the uniforms.
ON Labor day. Bob Kinncrly,
Georgia Tate, Bcv EaAon, Teddy
Talbert, Jane Carpenter, Bob
Wagner. Phil Acosta. Lorna
Shelby and went on u picnic,
After succeeding Ia lose each
other few times. we finally
met at Bev's house. where the pic
mic got under way. There we were
joined by Ronnie Stone, and Oar
rell Davis, and three other girls.
Everyone In talking about the
car Of While tensions that Jim
my Cooper or Ralph Willis are al,
ways driving. II In really a cute
car. considering ID. II In black
and cream coIorcd job, and you
start Il with switch Of the light
switch, And the inside Of that car,
oh. brotherI
saw n deb at Janioe'A party,
that ! haven't seen In simply ages
Where have you been keeping
your self. Carol Mason
see that everyone survived the
Labor Day week end Good. cause
I don't know what Wa would have
done without you
Well, all you fabulous dates and
deba. keep up the good school
work, and I'll see you later D..
Signing off!