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1880 Second Av s.; Elmer Bird.
ges, 535 James Az. N; Floyd
Poole Jr., 1882 Fourth Av s.;
James T. Crockett, G26 Glrard Av
N; Mrs. Shelby Cox, 410S Fifth
Az. s.
July 22--Adrienne Ratliff, 2d07
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs, Ava Black.
well, 1924 Fourth Az. s.; Elaine
Grant, 100 f. 2Sth st, Joseph
Kidd, 2420 Fourth Av. s.; Robert
Chambers, 4440 Fifth Az. N;
Marion Gregg Taylor Jro 1888
Stevens Az: Susan Williams,
800 Smelling Az.
Out-of Town Birthday
July 16-Mrs. c. A. Williams,
Kansas City. Mo.
July 17--Miles o, Cannon, Los
Angeles, Calf; Henry Bannarn.
New York City.
July ls-Mrs. Alice Louise
Stewart, Detroit, Mich; Mrs. Lu-
ellie Tillman Williams. Detroit,
Michigan: Mrs. Elaine Johnson,
Cleveland, o.
July 21--Jack Floyd, Kansas
city, Mo.
July 22-Psaim w. Mitchell,
Walkerton, ". G.
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Masonic Grand
Mosfer & Cobinef
Visit Winnipeg

Ns~ss ~ ssssts~
Winnipeg. Canada. Regent
Lodge No. 5, Free and Accepted
Masons OF Winnipeg, Manitoba,
was host on Saturday, July ?, to
the grand master of Prince Hall
Masons of the Minnesota Juris-
diction and members of his off,
cial cabinet.
The grand master. John r.
Lawrence OF ST. Paul, was accom-
panied by David Q. Grssam,
grand junior deacon, Rev. w. r.
T. Romano of Winnipeg, grand
junior warden, James Ephriam,
district deputy grand master of
the Winnipeg district; Earl Sims
Ernest bearing of Minneapolis,
and Joseph Mitchell of Minneapo-
lis, who arrived too late for the
lodge session.
Mr.. Mitchell was the only Min
nesota Mason who drove to Win
nipeg.
The grand master lectured to
the lodge on administrative af-
fairs and ritualistic work. Re-
marks were given by the other Of
ficers. Mr.. James Ephriam well
coined the grand officers.
After the Order of the Eastern
Star had concluded its meeting
with Mizpah Chapter No. 8, a
dinner was given in honor of the
officers of the Grand Lodge and
Grand Chapter by Regent Lodge
and Mizpah Chapter jointly, Din
ner was held in Pilgrim Baptist
church, Al Maple Street.
In the evening an informal
social was rendered the visiting
Masons and Stars at the Corn
wall hotel, where they were
quartered. All visitors were high
in their praise for the hospitality
generosity and excellent enter
tainment rendered them by the
officers and members of Regent
Lodge and Mizpah Chapter.
Officers of Regent Lodge No. S
which has been in the Minnesota
Jurisdiction since 1914 include:
worshipful master, Jerry Brisco;
senior warden, J. A. Griffith; jun
Tor warden, N. A. Webster; senior
deacon, o. Lester; junior deacon,
S. B. Johnson; senior steward, s.
B. Gallwey; junior steward, f. N,
Bailey; secretary, o. d. Gardner;
treasurer and district deputy,
James Ephriam; chaplain, Rev,
w. r. T. Roman; tyler, II. Kina-
more. On Sunday morning. grand
master and Mrs. Lawrence were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ephriam
at breakfast.
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July 3, they visited relatives in
Sweet Spring, Mo. The Billiards.
returned to st. Paul on Tuesday.
July 5.
Furlough Over: A sc Lee Bal
lard, SIT st. Anthony Av., left on
Wednesday, July s, to return to
his duties at Hamilton Air Force
Base in California.
Charmousettes Celebrate Birth
days: Members of the Charmou-
settles entertained Mrs. velma
Waters and Miss Ruth Davis at a
birthday party on Tuesday, June
% at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Walden, sss Iglehart Av. The
club met on Tuesday, July IL at
the home Of Mrs. Frank Winfield,
1909 Carroll Av.
To Omaha: Mr.. and Mrs. La
Rain Latimer and daughter,
Louise, $40 w. Central Av., are
visiting Mrs. Latimer's parents
in Omaha, Nebr. They left the
city on Saturday, July 2, and will
be away for two weeks.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

Mr., and Mrs. Walter McElroy. Sr,
of IoIi Clinton Az, and Mrs. Ruth
Majors of Sil Emerson Av. ~,
mother Of Mrs, McElroy Jr. Mrs.
shirley parden and sons, Theodore
and Thomas Of Cleveland accom-
painted the McElroys and they are
the guests OF Mrs. Lucille Ander-
son Of 22i II. seth ST.
Omaha Visitors; Mr., and Mrs.
James Robinson and two daugh-
tiers OF Omaha, Neb,, spent the
week end in the city visiting Rev,
and Mrs. Charles s, Jones Of 3732
Second Av. s.
Week End In Kansas City; Miss
Greta White, Ss16 Clinton Av,
left Friday, July s, for Kansas
City, Mo, where she spent the
week end visiting her grand
mother, Mrs, John white, sr
Visited In Duluth: Mr. and Mrs.
Az, N, spent the Fourth OF July
week end with Mr.. and Mrs, Ro-
bert Simmons and mother. Mrs,
Caldwell of Duluth, MINI. The
visitors were feted at picnic Mt
pike Lake on Saturday. The
Jacksons report that the weather
was nice and cool which added
much to the enjoyment OF their
visit.
Visited Brother; Mr.. and Mrs,
Jesse w, Shelton, 3sis Clinton
Az. spent the past week end in
Milwaukee, Wis, visiting Mrs,
Shelton's brother. Mason Red
moud. They had as their house
guest over the ath of July week
end Mrs. John White Jr.. OF Kan.
sns City, Mo-, Thurman II. and
Thomas shelton OF Kansas city,
Mo, are also visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. shelton and plan to spend
the summer in Minneapolis. They
are the sons Of Mr.. shelton.
Family Visitors: Mr. and Mrs
A. u. Morris and family Of Jasper
Ala. spent ten days in the city
visiting their aunts and families
Mrs, Tiny Holder, Mrs, Estelle
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs, George
Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs. George
r. Joiner. While in the city they
were the house guests of Mrs
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July l6-Mrs. Lue Day, 1872
Rondo Av.: Talayah Ssyles. 756
st, Anthony Av,
July I'M, Robert F. Brown.
93S Rondo Av.; Trudy Worthing-
ton. at N. Avon St; stephen
Winfield, 1909 Carroll Av.; Mrs,
Helen Wagner. 500 Aurora Av.
July ls-Mrs. Julia Cowden,
4Sl Rondo Av.
July l9-Mary Jane Spriggs,
527 Carroll Az; Shelia Renee
1909 Carroll Av.
July 20-Mrs, Agnes Wilson
$50 st. Anthony Av.; Mr.. Freder-
ick Southern. sos Iglehart Av.;
Reginald Combs, TIT Iglehart Av.;
Mr.. Luther Johnson, 315 N. Grot'
to St; Mrs. Cecil Mccoy, 2SS N
Avon St; Teresa Mae Cox, 73s
Marshall Av.
July 2l---- Donald Smith, SAT w
Central Av,; James c, Martin
$50 Carroll Av.; Mr.. Maceo G
Moody Sr., 727 Rondo Av.
July 22--Arthur Hill Jr., 1885,
Carroll Av.; Mrs. William Cart
wright. FOG Iglehart Av.; Mr.
Edgar William Owens, 235 RondC
Az: Mrs. Thelma Thomas, 54l
w. Central Av.; Dale Evans Good
en-, 1904 Carroll Av.; Clarencs
Davis, 667h Rondo Av,; Mrs
Clarence Lewis. 243 st. Anthony
Av.
, Out-of Town Birthdays
July 16--Tully Hickman, Los
Angeles, Calf.
July 2l--Mrs. C. c. Hamlet
Cleveland, o.
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Holder and Mrs. Howard at 1923
Fourth Av. s. Mrs. Morris was
former resident OF Minneapolis
and member OF Zion Baptist
church. The visitors were also
guests OF their cousins, Mrs. Ruth
Morris and Mrs. Johnnie Mae
Haynes. Enroute home they stop
per in Kansas City to visit Mrs.
Morris brothers.
Out OF Hospital; Mr.. John Cy-
rus, PASS Fourth Av. 8. spent
three days in ST, Barnabas hos
pital for observation. He returned
home ON Thursday, July 7.
Wedding Announced; Word has
been received that Marlsus Carter.
OF Pasadena, Calf. a former resi-
dent OF Minneapolis, and Miss
Sadie Green, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry Martin OF Pasadena,
were married on June rs. A rccep-
ton was given In their honor by
the brides parents on June %.
MIR. Carter is the brother OF Nor
man Carter OF Pasadena and Mrs.
Dolores Reed and Dorothy Pugh
of st. Paul
Gary Visitors; Mr., and Mrs.
Robert Gladys and Mrs, Ethel
Grumpy OF Gary, Ind, are visit
ing in the city and are guests OF
Mrs. Gladys mother, Mrs. Fannie
Thomas and sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Slaughter
of b14 18th Av, s. and sister. Mrs.
Anna Brown of SIS Bryant Av. N.
They arrived Sunday, July 10 and
plan to be in the city for a week
or ten days,
! I.,issez nous fairre Bridge Club:
Mrs. NJ. @. Evans. 374o Fifth Av.
s., was hostess to the Laissez-
nous-fairre bridge club on Satur-
day, July Q. Club prizes were won
by Mrs Clarence Anderson, first:
Mrs. ollye Gum, second; and Mrs.
NJ. G.. Evans. third and Mrs
Harry Brown, consolation. Mrs.
Charles Noble was guest of the
hostess and was given a gift.
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Summertime Supper
BY Betty Cook

These hot humid days are most
trying for all homemakers. Every
thing, every chore seems to be
twice as difficult, and most diff
cult of all is the preparation of
family meals. That's why a pro-
duct like packsged pre-cooked
rice is blessing in so many
ways.
First of all, it requires no real
cooking" That, Of course, means
less time for the homemaker in
the kitchen. Second, 1t has high
nutritive quality which makes it
a good food for the entire fam
lily. And third, it is adaptable to
so many other foods and flavors
that it can be easily made into a
main course feature by the sim
plest additions.
For example, creamed tuna fish
and rice are wonderful together,
There is no fuss or bother in the
preparation of either, and yet,
when you add a simple garnish or
an herb, such as chopped chives,
it becomes company fare" This
by the way, is an excellent sug-
gestion for serving on the back
porch of for a garden-type family
meal.
So. the next time you plan to
eat out-of-doors, check your
pantry for such foods as canned
meats or fish, be sure to have
plenty of pre-cooked rice on hand,
add sauce or canned soup to
these staples and you will be able
to serve family and friends deli
cious meals with a minimum of
effort.
Dreamed Tuna Fish With Rice
1ls cups (5-ounce package) pack
aged pre-cooked rice,
y teaspoon salt
liz cups boiling water
1 can condensed cream Of mush-
room soup
Il Cup milk
l can II ounces) tuna fish. drain
ed and flaked
2 to tablespoons diced pimento
(optionaD
Dash of pepper.
teaspoons lemon juice (optionaD
METHOD: Add packeaged pre-
cooked rice and salt to boiling
water in saucepan. Mix just to
| moisten all rice. Cover and re-
move from heat. Let stand 13
minutes.
Meanwhile combine soup and
milk in saucepan. Heat, stirring
occasionally. Add tuna fish,
pimento and pepper. Mix and heat
thoroughly, Add lemon juice and
stir to blend. Makes 4 to 5 serv-
ings.
Serve over the rice. Arrange
rice in serving dish and top with
the creamed tuna fish.
Or use condensed cream of
celery soup, cream of chicken
soup or tomato soup. Omit lemon
juice. Or use green pea soup; in
crease milk 10 l cup and omit
lemon juice.
Ice creams and sherbets are
particularly popular during the
summer months because they're
good and a pleasant way to cool
off.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
WEDDING
ANNIVERSARIES
MINNEAPOLIS

July le-Mr. and Mrs. w. e.
Gray, 5i42 Humboldt Az. N. IL
years.
ST. PAUL
July i6--Mr, and Mrs. William
Sutherlin, 7l5 Carroll Av.. seven
years; Mr., and Mrs. William
Sayles, Jr., 756 ST. Anthony Az,
nine years.
July Is Mr.. and Mrs, Rufus
Dodd, sos Carroll Av., so years,
July 22-Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Douglas, 6Ss st, Anthony Az
five years.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

The United Kingdom, which has
nearly twice as many telephones
as any other European country,
has one-eighth as many as the
United States.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Social and Personal
4 ST PAUL

Visit Relatives In Missouri: Mr. and Mrs Harry Ballard
ST. 57 St Anthony Av and daughters Gayne and Barbara
and Lee Ward motored City Kans on Friday
July TO visit with relatives of Mr. Ballard They the
houseguess of Mr. Billiards. nephew Frank Walker and were
entertained by his niece Mrs Frances Walker On Sunday
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS

vacationng In Denver; Mr. and Mrs. William Raspberry
George daughter Dehbie of 39 18th Av s. left July
, for Denver Colo weeks vacation visiting Mrs
RaSpberry's mother and sister
Family Guests Mr.. and Mrs Walter McElroy of Cleveland
visiting the of Mr. McElroys parents
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

In his lifetime, the average man
spends $3.50 hours telephoning-
equivalent of one full year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-07-15

The first commercial switch
board of eight lines went TO work
in New Haven, Conn, rs years
ago. Today the Bell System can
make ony of 1900, 900, 900. 900, 900
Zone quadrillion, 600 trillion) diff
ferent connections at the life Of
telephone receiver TO connect
the nations so million tplusl
telephones.
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More editorials In the sc. Panl
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THEY GET RESULTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-21
HOUSES FOR sALf--lAD.
BEAUTIFUL LEWIsDALE
<1s QsC ar Annlied For

2se7 Calvert st.--Immac brick. tui
bSIlt., finished rec. RAJ. o.s. entr.
t nIts r.S Si. ys T ahsss s i.ndss a
Owner says sell. HE: $4,000
evek.. AP. f.71S9. w. W LEWIS
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$1,000 DOWN

You can have your house In Q yery
exclusive area Of Bethesda ut {
very reasonable price. Brand-neg
bedrooms, dining room, beautifu
ail-eleetric Kitchen. 2h baths
porch. huge recreation room ant
garage. Come see II. The onl,
one left. .s2os Bradley blvd. Open
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
COUNTRY ESTATE
liz I.EVET. ACRES

IA LEVEL ACRES
S2.5o0 for last sale. Lee, 3.bsdrm
brick rambler. Beautiful Nv. Im
g ghr stS1s s ssp Nh. sils ss sssl H ~
bath: earAge; 2 porches; 10 fruit
trees end QytbnllaingS; CITY
Handicapped and fenced.
ST. BERNADETTE'S
Brick Colonial with 8 hedrlns.. Nv.
fH., hrepi.. separate dtning room;
side porch; full bsnnt.; lge. yard;
Walk 10 public and paroehial
schools and bus. Submit 81 OF
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
~. e.5sS5 Realtors
G SzEEaA 9srs ~ III bJ RAT
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EVANSVILLE HILLS
1928 NICHOLSON ST.
4-BEDRooM BRICK CAPE COD
In Al condition. 2 bed.
rooms and bath on first door,
2 bedrooms and powder room
on second door. Full base
ment with piayroom and
built-tn garage, fireplace In
living room. separate dining
room. screened porch. Near
ell conyeniences, in flrst-class
established neighbor b o o d.
Asking price, Sl7.bOO.
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1921 BELT AVE.
BRADBURY PARK

rear porches, i acre iand: cow.
TO bus. elem. and high schools,
shopping. FERRAY.L REAL ES-
TATE. 20. S-3S70, 10 am. 10 g
p.rn.; ewes. 10. R-7k21
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TEMPLE HILLS
1909 LESLIE AVE.
NpTN Sim Q HiJnADE

UNIV. HILLS-OPEN, 2-6
S42e Stanford dr.-solid $;bedrm
Din. rm., bsmt., firepl., scr. porch.
lFe. yard. JOHN A. wENTz. AP.
10000.
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ADELPHT
240O LACKAWANNA ST.

JUST OFF RIGGS RID.
Ultra-modern 3-bedroom
brick rambler. which has
every built-in convenience
that makes for comfortable
living. A few of the many
extras include washer. dryer.
carport. extra brick utility
building. " modern tile
baths With leyinette, plus
many others, Words cannot
built beauty less than q year
old. You must SEQ 10 believe
that y can be bought for
pLEMsE CALL OUR Of
E FISH I4E no sr RGncG Any
OF THE ABOVE LISTED
HOMES OR FOR ANY add
TIoNAL INFORMATION.
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Chester Keller offers


Chester Keller Offers
so. 95O--Ciean 2.bedrm. Cape Cod
with finished attic; 2 blocks Ia
school and transp,: In Kenstnsston.
81 g.500---Immaculsts 2-hedrm. home
with rec. room; $1,000 down and
S66.3l per mo. to Oh.
SI7,95O: near Ga. and Forest Glen
fd.--New 3-bedrm. brick rambler
full din. rn,. / " baths. fun hsfnt.
OF approved.
S20,75O: MISUNDERSTANDING, Ia
bath, brick rambler. attached &c
rage: beautiful patio ana YARD
near all schools.
SCI 900; Indian Spring area--Largs
brick Colonial; 8 roonls.s, garage,
screened porch and sun deck; beau
tifully shaded street OF fne homes
S23,5OO--Custom-b built brick rambler
on 2Na acres beautiful ground; fruit
trees, wooded section, garden plot
detached garage: near Norbeck.
$40 500: gpringbrook Forest -- u
acres: brick rambler. 3 bedrms., ga
baths. 2 fireplaces, breezeway and
garage. Vacant, early possession.
The above homes may be seen by appt
Chester Keller, Realtor
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI KNoLLs Attractive
Srslms r.s II, Sfm S.t ASSUME. nis:
~ loan. 500 per mo incl. taxes.
.S6fklf HEf 4 SaSos HYaa soo & Pa aSwn
buys this 10y, Lovely S.s, S-yr.-SId h sTlsk
I rs@I Tm: Cal i'i H. e. 4.S2od. Htoa
A rambler. lie nsW, ) bsdrms., ih
baths. finished rec. rm.; Oh APP
proved, $4,000. 2t down peyt.
HUGH r. PECK, HE. A-640o.
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ANDREWS AREA
Large brick on lot 40xlo0. with "a:
Join. lots avail. Home has total OF
10 rms. and 3 baths. All mod, i'm.
prov. Full price, $if.a50, and We
will work out the terms.
ABfaAvE REALTY
Ii. 6-4444 10. 7-93l Q
COLLEGE PARK lockwood Mice
4-bedrm. home on lovely HANDICAPPED
l75xI2b lot with shrubs snd trees;
$4,000. terms; LOUIS MILLEEkS'
Realtor. uN. 4'@723; ewes, WA
EAST FINEST O,500, OF approved
Attr. split-level nasonry-shingle,
Rss st 81 h sss On pss ss vGGde serSs
terms. ST 300 and SOL mo. REALTY
ASSOCIATES. WA. 7-b134.
LANGLEY PARK--S13,b00
Lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler; all
HiuoH +, PECK. HE. 4.e4oo
ST. JOHN'S PARISH-Almost new
Colonial Of q bedrms., sep. din. rm.
ige. equip. kit, full bslnt., rec. porch
terms. REALTY ASSOCIATES, WA
f.5i34. .---.--...-..'...
Mr.. ANpREWe, CENsue. BOLLINo
ASSUME OF LOAN---JUsT THINK
attrsctiSs bunsaloW: $Se mo-. in.
slud1ins taxss: 3 ssdrmns; fIil e ,n.n:
barbecue. new school: full price
Sdl5,5oo;. Ssll NJ. psxop. be, b.
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WEST EVANSVILLE
6008 JAMESTOWN RID.
NEW RAhfBLERs. S1S,S0o
Custom-built luxury ram.
pliers. Ideal setting on wooded
lots with unsurpassed view
OF WASHINGTON and sur
rounding area. Spacious liv-
ing rooms with fireplace.
ultra-modern, fully equipped
Kitchens with natural birch
cabinets, III baths, large
porches. Model home juet
completed. only Q few avail.
able. In this choice location,
Drive out TODAYiI
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! WILL TRADE your p. c. hcuss on
one OF our lovely 8, Z and ) hedrm.
ssRSsSlss5s MN {, HlI1IleTNs:s 4 III from
PAUL E. SToNT, heaitor. 20. s-ssos
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OPEN SUNDAY, at
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS
iasos MATEY RID.
Exceptional floor plan, quaiity-built
arate din. rrn, beautiful Ut. with
breakfast space. 8 Ice. hearms,,
ample closet space, full bsmt. with
iayatofy and outside entrance. level
lot, sidewalks and driveway. See
PRICE, $16,950
Dir, Out Georgia ave, extended 10
Weller I'd. left to Matey. right
Ia ramblers Call Mr.. Slower.
CAMPANELLA Il CO.
Ex. SAILS Ewes, 10. slice
Evening star., 1955-06-25

Thirty-fourth street: cost. s15..
500 each.
May Prop. Inc. Arlington
owner: two dwelling at 370C
North Robert lane; cost, So. 900;
land 1892 North Nelson street:
cost. $4,000.
MacPherson-Morris Co, SOC
Radio Building. owner; dwelling
lat sos South Fifth street; cost.
l$12.50O.
Arlington County School
Board. owners: Kenmore Junior
High School at 200 South Carlyn
Spring road; cost, $l.196. 600.
William E. Offutt, jr., 2040
North Sixteenth street. owner:
dwelling at 1929 North Abing-
don street: cost. $4,000.
James L. Cooke, TIA North
Inglewood street, owner; dwell
ing at 1871 North G'etrbrier
street; cost, $2S, 900.
Evening star., 1955-06-25
Arlington
Issues
Permits

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County include:
j. n. McMullin. 4763 Lee high
way. owner: dwelling at 2607
North Stuart street: cost, $4,000
Reynolds Construction Corp.
5000 Columbia pike. owner:
dwelling at 1881 North Fortieth
street; cost, $4,000.
Michael p. Manusos, 70l Mad
iSon street NV, owner; two
dwellings at 2912 and 291S South
Grant street; cost, $15,500 each,
BENJAMIN and Theln1a Tay-
man. 909 Fourteenth st.eet Sc.
owner; dwelling at 1919 South
Sixth street; cost. $12,500.
Jess s. Eberdt, 1908 North
Tenth street. owner; dwelling at
2607 North Quincy street: cost,
$25. 900.
NJ. r. Broyhill & Sons, 1924
Lee highway. owner: three dwell
ings ct 5607, 56I9, 563l North
, 1955-02-17
SHIFT IN THE KREMLIN

.# ~ AS 49, kdANA1A
THE SUDDEN, startling and unprecedented 4resigna-
ton Of Premier Georgi Malenkov took the world completely
by surprise. Trying to pierce even the outer frnges Of Com
muniSt thinking has been a game at which western diplomats
have played a constantly losing game. No one knows what
will come out Of the KremIn next. Yet, this last move is one
which even the widest Imagination could not have conjued
up.
VIE THE announcement Of the resignation" was
made, foreign correspondents rushed out Of the hall and to
the telegraph station to send out the messages, still stunned
by the news. But there it is, and the West must now wait and
see what the results will be.
TWO PRINCIPAL matters of concern hold the atten-
ton Of western observers in this entire dramatic move. First,
whether the apparently softened tones Of Malenkov, with
his co-existence, suffered a complete change in his step down,
and second, whether the elevation of Bulgann, an Army man,
will mean greater danger to the peace and security Of the
world.
THE REASONg given by Malenkov for his self demotion
was that it was his gull" for providing inexperienced lead
erships. Then he continued, MY request is due to the
necessity Of Strengthening the leadership Of the council Of
ministers and the need to have at the post another COM
rade with greater experience in state WORK" Through it all
the one mixing which caught the attention Of western obser-
vers was the shift from emphasis on consumer goods to
heavy industry-meaning war machinery. Just two weeks ago
the minister in charge Of this phase Of life had also resigned
WHETHER IT is thought that about effort for war
must now be made, only time will tell, but the indications
are certainly in that direction, and the final act in putting an
army man at the top automatically places the influence Of
the Red Army at its peak. There is, however, a touch of re-
relief througnit ALL and thatromes because Bulganin, while
a marshal has actuaIyzhad more experience in politics than
in fighting, and the result may be that the leadership will no
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longer Be concentrated in one spot.

SIR WINSTON once said that Russia was q riddle
wrapped up in an enigma.jWhat Russia represents could not
have been more accurately put, and as the days go BY this
description seems even more fitting.
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statesmen

Selling new and used material. Must
have selling experience. Good pay.
ARR RsRRRso 'V 100 g. CAPITOL st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
man 70 promote nationally adyer-
tiZed frozen foods locally ear fur
nished; company BENEFITS: oppor-
tunities for ARRANGEMENT. write
iv, q; Boz io 1890 Aal :,',ns W.:
ulars. 1T
SALESMAN for lge. liquor store; ae-
tive. earnest so-Eetter with selling
exper Excel. oppor.: all replies IN
confidence. Box 1897, Star. "a
SALESMAN, wanted young man 10
work IN shoe store, permanent POSI-
future. selling experience preferred.
MANS SHOES; sSSs Fsnson > s..
SALESMAN-with store experience.
p n sin' s aR 's sEsrEs 500
siLEsMAN-John @. Webster has an
opening for l permanent salesman
In its existing appliance and water
heater department; experience de-
will be q minimum Of $4,000. II you
are between % and 40. q man with
family responsibilities and eager to
md high earnings in q secure posi-
ton. you should answer this adv.
Insurance, etc. Cali Mr.. Mike ST.
ss7 InR fer s5s spp TO- JOIN n g; WEB
for dress suit rental de-
partment. haberdsshery and clothing
experience necessary. NJ. STEIN a.
CO.. IVA L st. NV. at Connecticut
SALESMAN AND MERCHANDisER
for clothing and haberdashery dept.
Local store excellent opportunity.
Reply to Box 304, 2131 o st. NV.