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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
HOUSES fer sALE-NA. tceat. ]

leayIng behind this one-yr.-eld s.
bedfm. rambler, full bsmt. rec. rm-.
beaut kit, $50 wooded lot. Assume
$4,000 trust. Schools, new shop.
ping center. bus; close; A wonderful
1oa o SasSli nUiF FE tfi rs ss'
8 BEDRMs., 2Ik BATHS. Located In
the desirable and cony. Lorcom Ia.
area Of N. Ar. Only few minutes
70 q, C, or Pentagon without,
trafic Light. All-hriek, with lac. Nv.
nm. with irepl.; 14x10 formal din.
fm re-. ss1se. , ss iql lo Ssm a. Tisn
rage, Priced al only .s24,750. with
excel. terms. Shown By appt. THE
DARBY CO. IA. 5-93eS. ONCE open
NEED TWO LIVING RooMss This
very hyahle home has not only .
large living room with fireplace.
but also = family room With nre-
rooms rooms separate dining ee room and and
23x32 kitchen (de luxe equipped:
dishwasher, etc), inclosed heated
porch disable as extra bedroom.
WOODED LOT. Walking distance
tSsnsportation. Priced i At $3.50. $3.50.
cali METzLER. Va. once. IA. 5-7SS5.
sII.95o, CT. Bel Air. 3h b.r. Liv.
rm. has frepi.: extra-large equip.
kit; 2 b.r. on main a.; 2nd a. COM
pletely finished into "a b.r. CT
needs little cash. No. payments
H MIKE s ss4 gan ia fe aoa sstail'
sI5,950. GI. Jeff. Village. Liv. rm.
has b., iirepi. :,, large din 1,,, r NJ. equip
tiled. Heavily wooded, private I'd.
has barbecue and patio. OF needs
MiLKEY REALTY. ia. 5-0250.
WHITE RAMBLER, sl2,500. with
open terms. 3 b.. comb. Nv. din.
rnn., large equip. kit. Navy ofncer
1 PAYMENT. VI M isssPt R SsIE ~ soza
CT, sIs,OOO-Charminr brick ramb.
with full bsmt. and carport, in excel.
n. Arlington location; many unusual
features. TALMAGE WICKER, ia.
CONVENIENT GLEN cARLIN s.
bedroom brick rambler with fun
S S:M' RE LAT cS SDrGgy a. Sissy q
area 81 Custom he hom saim I sers ey n
bort 10 WE ndsr TaE n seks sa!
a4 II s H SssHf Es s ii Si1Hel
bedroom brick Cape Cod. One blk.
on Arl. blvd. mr.. Wash. blvd. Full
ing room. fireplace. A real buy at
$11. 900. Substantial cash required,
ARFAX REALTY. JE. $4,000.
ADDISON HEIGHTS
This is q bargain-I mile to Penta
Ron. Choice .3-bedrm. Diet. home.
Din. rm.. equipped kit, full bsmt !,
screened porch. Fruit trees and
grapes on fenced level lot. Don't
Only S16,500. Excellent financing,
ExcinSiYe HENRY HEIEaHIRE
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BETHESDA

modern 3.bedrm, house;
garden setting Of old trees and fne
shrubbery; this spacious lot has been
carefully HANDICAPPED, providing great
privacy in this convenient, eloSe-in
location; very well priced at S27. 500.
Call Mr.. WYSE.
EXCLUSIVE
John R. de Sibour & Co.
CO. 5-l13O EYES. CO. 5-s0si
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BRICK RAMBLER
Lge. iiv. rm, with dining area; 8 bed
rms, tile bath, fully equip. kit; To-
Gated on lovely lot; assume 40 loan
or can finance to suit You with min
tmum Of down payment.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-1I66 WA. 7-6665
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TAKOMA PARK

l. A444N~4sAAA = @A4sA4 a. I'll
Big. roomy home. done over new.
Complete new kitchen. ige. din. rm..
liy. rm. with firepl. Second floor has
new tiled bath and 8 huge bedrms.
Trained decorator chose color
scheme. Low cash down. S15,500.
TWO-FAMILY
New. handsome 3-bedrm. apt. First
floor. lift. liv. I'm. with f1repl.. big
kit. Terrace apt. has 2 bedrms.,
2O-ft. liv. rm.. picture window
Builder completing. This viii 90
quickly. BROWN AGENCY Ju.
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ADDISON HEIGHTS
This is g bargain-I mile to Penta-
Din. rm.. equipped Kit, fun bsmt.,
screened porch. Fruit trees and
grapes on fenced level lot. Don't
miss this one-new-house condition,
Only S16,5Q0. Excellent financing.
Exciusiye. HENRY A. CHESHIRE,
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TAK0MA PARK

lAhOWA FAltN
COMFORTS SPACEi CONVENIENT
You will find them in this
older home with bedrm. and
bath on LIST fir. and 3 bedrms.
and modern bath UP. Hot
water oil heat and many other
advantages. Call
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
iE, $4,000 RA. $4,000
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Chevy Chase, $24 500
,vy Rp p3n1 1,s NJ BATHS slAIEint,
spacious home, Near Rose
mary and Leland schools. Re-
ception hall, COMFORTABLE LIv-
ING ROOM WITH LARGE; REAR 54aI
yATE VIEW OF wGo3pEp LOT
ulate condition, Early possession.
Possible CT financing. EARL T.
WRIGHT CO., OIL. $4,000 It'll 9 pm.
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HEIGHTS. special 6arsain;
Modern detached: large living room,
dining room. kitchen. . bedrooms,
automatic gas heat. Price. $3.50
$500 cash.
Modern detached: large Living room
dining room, Kitchen, bedrooms
$500 cash Act today to secure
these bargains. Call MR.. ODUM,
RE. 7.n2l6. 10
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HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
Sl4,5OO--Pretty 3-bedrm. brick on
and bath on ist r.; liv. rm. and Ice.
line. Brown 'zoEEcY. ~. S.s444.
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SILVER SPG. COLONIAL
Mr.. Sligo ave. and riney Br. rd.--Det.
brick. center .entr., .liy. rm., frpl,
washer, lge. den, lst-fir. POWDER
RIM. conc. frt. pch., 8 bedrms., 2
baths, stairway to hoofed attic, recr.
rn.,. w/frpl, built-in gar. 24-yr. LIST
trust avail.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-Mn.
HAYWOOD ARIA
,RICK RAMBLER

S,sSomEsT a hOps 81 6 vide ,s 3.
tre ssrssR Bears aS eolossa tie Baths
lge all-elee. kit. sep. din. rm., fun
bsmt.. porch and diversified gar. Fine
for q family with School-aRe chill
dren. Financed 70 suit you. W. 3.
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ROLLINGWOOD

ROLLlNGWOOD
1st-FLooR BEDRM. AND BATH
Superb prewar brick home in this
popular area, Large hy. rm. with
ing onto large screened porch, large
kit. with dinette area, twni-size bed
rm. and bath; 2nd A.. 2 very large
bedrms. and bath; fun bsmt. with
lovely recr. rm., bath built in
garage. Price. S33,500. Call Mr..
sTni1 Hb' a ESi S-s4so; ewes. ana
FREn A SMITH co
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Brick Colonial, center hall, 3 bedrms.,
setting on large, wooded lot. To In
spect call Mr.. Shriye (eveninss),
TIE. 6-35S6.
VIM. M. Throckmorton
Bldg. Realtor. DI. 7-6092
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BETHESDA'S BEST BUY-Large 3.
bedrm... lh-bath brk. rambler OF
brand-new; full out-of- ground base
ment; out-of-this- world cleo. KIT.
500. 500. Out-of-town owner must
sell. FRANK s. PHILLIP. D1. q
11II Ewes OF. 2-4S34
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BETHESDA; So, 500-New listing OF
attractive brick Colonial. FirSt-noor
Kitchen with table space. powder
room and screened porch; 3 twin
size bedrooms. ana tiled bath up;
level wooded lot with Anchor fence.
Very nice community. BILLING
SLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326
rfiI q n m 20
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liv. I'm. kit. 2
bedrms,. bath. washer: fenced yard.
voir. S1I, 900; assume OF. 4ss mort
gage, balance to suit. Presently
rented. Sale by OWNER, leaving
city. 906 Fifer DR.. Call KE. S-2593.
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Herbert Springs-Un-
der $4,000. A beautifully Handicapped
acre, located ga mi. south of Alex.
bet. Mt. Vernon Memorial hwy. and
scarce and rarely offered for sale.
The 2-yr.-old, 1la-story brick house
Is the ultimate in fine materials
and craftsmanship but, fine as 1t Is.
It Is an Acknowledgement in this
exclusive area Of fine homes and
width heart-of -pine flooring, lge.
liv. rm., attrac. scr. porch, lge
lst-d. bedrm. and bath. sep. break
fast rm. For further details and
appt. to inspect, call Comdr. Mitten.
TIE, 6-4l6S, with WHTTTON :
SCHREINER. INC, --19
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

of Wis. ave-. mr.. Naval Hospital.
FL. POWDER RIM: 3 bedrms. and
bath up: full bsnt.: fenced rear yd.
See this now. FRANK g.. PHILLIPS,
OF. 2-TOO6: ewes, IKE. 1880.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POSSESSION.
Custer I'd, nr. Wilson. Excellent
brick Colonial. Must be sold. Mr..
LUECK. MA, 5000; ewes. WO. g.
5T33. L. z, BREUNINGER & SONS.
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SEA, $50; brand-new, custom-bu
home, in q beautiful, well established
neighborhood: close to express bus
and NH; center-hall plan. 2Sx14
living-dinine rm. combination, over
looking rear garden: lovely modern
rms, and 2 baths: out-of- ground
basement with rec. rm. space, fire-
place and " bath; 2-car garage.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-70o6;
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nsrocniai, public. elem. and ir. hief
school from this all-brick Colonial
home in N. Arl..'s most. cony. neigh.
borhood. Shopping = blks. Express
tTsnsp s.d sls; Liy fun T s, sep. lew, e1e
shaded lot. one Of our best buys Al
$4,000. Call Mr.. Ludwick: ia. ..
$500; ewes, KE. s-8240. SHANNON
q LUCHS CO., 2055 Wilson blvd
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BETHESDA BRADMOOR; S23 800.
Here is Stainless living at its best;
charming 5-year-old brick rambler,
In excellent condition. % BEDRMS.
AND DEN. 2 baths. modern Kitchen,
ton; ample storage; patio: nice vice
lot, FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 4
FO0f: evenings. IO, 4-7444
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MODERN LIVING - Contemporary
home in excellent condition, featur-
ing spacious living room with fire.
place and picture window from floor
to ceiling, huge modern kitchen, 4
CT approved, priced Si2, 700. WOOD
COMPANY. 11l5S Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring, Md. LO. 4-7200 till
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lot, $4,000 Oh approved. LO.
$4,000; ewes, OIL. 9-ST31, --2l
GLEN HILLS, ia acres, Beautiful
white brick custom built rambler
nient living. ) bedrooms. - large
bright living room with fireplace;
dining room. distinetively different
Kitchen with the maximum incon-
yenience. II your price range Is IN
the low, low .30's. we strongly urge
your Inspection OF this home at
once. Call Mr.. pevereux. Gives. OIL.
2-b30bl for Information: Excellent
ina rSM sySi Rs rRENn M stoo w
INDIAN SPRING CLUE AREA, alb
With :paneIsd den or iss ar,
Al. kEssiNdEk 4 t e.. J -.
KESsiSGToN-or APPROVED. sle,.
$50: eloss.in. spick and span a
small family or working couple:
kitehen. Level isndsesped lo,; I0ss
I WSsdHF "a fsRRsis.SSeMbsiSa n:
fpl brick Care Cod On wooded lot.
sIS: s s.., dSEH9ss aiSsI i tSSs esa
din. rm. combination with IRE
secso;bM65ecSR.' nsoE sSsiy'i isc. h: 81
.p-65bS 'u . pm. Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

chevy iSSis CHASE, Md. Rock Greek Hills
at $4,000. This attractive ram
bier Is an excellent value for this
lot; 400-ft. frontage. Home, con-
sists OF good bedrms.. : baths.
l9e. liv. rm. with din. area. modern
kit, ground level bsmt. with rec.
rm and "a bath, open porch. ga
rage Owner leaving city. Call WO.
CO.. INC. Chevy Chase. D. c..
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PARKWooD-44o7 cLEARBRooK LANE-$27.S5o-- Something
scmbl Three bedooms lusss
living beautifully Kitchen full bOmsns with asploes end
holt both vh switches, sshoosi In kitchen and
won't find workmanship motsa homo
csdo tsns. right Clear
Lone. left o 1907 and Open sign.
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Here Are q Few Hints
For Dolly urseIfers

win oxidize the paint to cause
this film. If you win transfer
small quantities Of paint to small
containers. there win not be
enough air insidesthese contain
Iers to cause this film.
Breathes there q man who has
mot spread newspapers under .
chair or table legs while painting
them? The paint dries, the paper
sticks to the legs and the result
lis messy. Some genius thought Of
putting small nails or tacks in
the bottom Of the legs to hold
them OF the paper until the
paint dries.
Hands are very useful ap-
Ipendages but sometimes they are
too large to get into places where
one must place screws. There
|are patented screwdrivers made
for holding screws. but chances
are you don't have one. We don't,
either. We wedge the screwdriv-
Ter into the screw slot with q
silver Of paper and It works fine.
When you have been driven
out of your mind by that album
Iof boogie-woogie records that
your teen-ager bought and you
smash the records to smithe-
Ireens, all is not lost. The album
makes q wonderful storage con-
|tainer for sandpaper.
The point on Q nail may make
lit easier to drive but It may be
the cause Of the wood splitting.
II there is d tendency for the
wood to split. the danger can be
lessened If YOU blunt the point
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Home Builders Plcn
Arec Problems PorIey

The Home Builders Associa-
ton Of Metropolitan Washing
ton win hold a seminar on prob
lens related to building in the
Washington area following a
luncheon at 1915 pm. Wednes-
day in the Willard Hotel.
Seminar discussions. which
will deal with the whole Metro
politan Area, win take up sani-
tary problems, road patterns and
standards, building codes. storm
sewers and drainage, and water
needs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

by striking 1t with Q hammer.
The nail then punches its way
through the wood instead Of
spreading II.
Painting Bamboo Curtains
II have some naatchstick BAN.
boo curtains that were originally
green but have been faded by
the sun. Please tell me what
kind Of paint can be used to re-
store the color" Mrs. p. L. B
requests.
Answer-Paint is not the
proper material to use. Get Q
package Of alcohol soluble green
stain from q paint store. Also,
get some denatured alcohol. You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
ReoItY Glasses Set

The Arlington County Recre-
alton Department has announced
that its fail classes in Real Es-
tate fundamentals" win begin
the week Of September 10. The
classes. which consist Of - lee
lures. cover buying, selling, in
vestments and financing. Fur
ther information about the
classes may be obtained from
the recreation department..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

Fortunately for humanity
there are some people in the
world who occasionally bring
forth Q new idea. In the home
maintenance department there
are q world Of tricks that viii
make life easier for that jack
of @all-trades, the home owner
1t Is our business to collect
these. sift out the most practical
and pass them on to our readers
Here are q few:
Driving wood screws, especially
the larger sizes, can often be q
tough job. II the guide hole /:
too large, the screw win not hold
If it is too small. the screw may
be broken or the slot damaged
The job can be made easier II
you first lubricate the thread By
drawing 1t across a cake Of soap
A fresh cake Of soap may be toe
brittle so use q cake that has
been in use so that the flakes Of
soap viii fill the spaces between
the threads.
Old putty is always a problem
to remove when you must re.
place q broken window pane
Lacquer thinner viii soften the
putty nicely but be careful moi
to get it on the paint that you
do not intend to replace. An
other way to soften the putty il
to heat it with q soldering iron
People who come into oul
workshop see rows Of glass jars
hanging from the underside oil
shelves and they invariably COM
ment upon how smart we are
Being modest, we must admit
that the idea was not ours. We
use any convenient size jar with
q screw cover. We punch three
holes in the lid and attach 1t to
the underside of the shelf with
"" No. S round head wood
screws. We practically double ur
on shelf capacity this way.
The skin that forms over the
top Of . partly used can Of paint
is not always due to the lid not
being tight. The air In the can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
.Kipp Will speok

Edward Kipp. Fairfax Coun-
tvs newly-appointed director Of
public works. will speak at .
dinner meeting Of the Northern
Virginia Builders Association at
|7:l5 pm. Tuesday in the WASH
ington Golf and Country Club.
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Builders Help Finunee
Civil Defense Project

Suburban Maryland Builders
Association has contributed
funds, labor, and material for
o line defense watchtower now
nearing completion on the
grounds Of the Willow Road
Elementary School. Wheaton.
Telephone costs of operating
the tower viii be borne by the
Air Force. Montgomery County
win contribute other utility costs.
Col. Elmer E. Barnes, SMBA
executive secretary, has reported.
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can control the depth Of color
by the AMOUNT Of alcohol you
add. II the paint were used, It
would stiffen the cords that tie
the bamboo 20 that they would
break.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Tokon1o Park Woman Is 100;
Was Born on Cuban Plantation
Friends to Honor
Miss Martinez at
Reception Saturday

A little woman with q warm
heart and sparkling eyes is the
center of attraction in Takoma
Park today on her Tooth BIRTH
day anniversary.
She is Miss Altagracia Marti-
nez-Amores. who lives with her
sister, Mrs. Charles A. Brockaway
at 6807 Laurel street NV.
Born on q sugar plantation
near Havana, Cuba, January 6,
1855. she was the daughter of
Senior and Sonora Jose Martinez
Amores. There were five girls
and five boys in the family, all
younger than herself. The chill
dren received their education at
home where a private tutor
taught In a room set aside for
classes. In later years the plan-
tation was sold to the Hershey
Chocolate Corp.
During the war with Spain in
1898, three of her brothers
fought as Cuban patriots and all
were wounded. Once she was
permitted to enter Havana and
Evening star., 1955-01-06

went to a wounded brothers
bedside. She had walked for
miles through the treacherous
mountains, located him and
took him medical supplies. un-
seen by the Spaniards.
Her sister, Otilio Martinez
Amores, 80, came to America
years ago and married Charles
A. Brockway, an author, who
lived in Brooklyn, N. Y. He be-
came proficient in Spanish and
wrote numerous books in that
language. including one on
shorthand. Mr.. Brockway died
In 1945. Miss Martinez made
several trips from Cuba to visit
her sister in New York. On her
last trip at the age of 81 she
flew from Havana to Miami.
and then went by train to Ia
koma Park. She speaks very
little English. Mrs. Brockway
| translates for her sister. who
still has a remarkable memory.
Miss Martinez has no hob
bies, but enjoys company and
shopping with the family in
community stores in nearby
Silver Spring She enjoys good
health, eats three meals a day.
and does not wear glasses.
Arrangements are being made
Evening star., 1955-01-06
1000 Catholic Men
To Conduct All Night
Prayer Vigil tonight

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from 80 parishes throughout the
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an0 0unuay.
The man are members Of the
I Is-.- e..s.k.. {
Nocturnal AQ0faIa0n o0cleJy.
EoIIowinr is the schedtlle Of
Worship by parish and time:
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Evening star., 1955-01-06
Second Formosa Officer
Is Sentenced 10 Death
sy .bs A.soeiossd Press

TAPEH, Formosa. Jan. a.
For the second time In two days,
Taipeh newspapers today re-
ported a top-ranking Chinese
Nationalist officer is under SEN
tence Of death after conviction
on charges Of corruption.
The press said Col. Yang Yu-
fun, chief Of the military prison
in Formosa until his arrest last
year, had been sentenced tc
death by a military court.
Yesterday the newspaper re-
ported 1t. Gen. Pao Chi-huang
Judge advocate general Of the
Nationalist army until his ar
rest last year. was under the
same sentence for the same type
of offense.
Oficial confirmation lis moi
likely until President Chians
Kai-shek has reviewed theil
cases.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Cruiser Rams Car That Led
Police on Eight Mile Chase

25-mile zone. reckless driving
and failure to heed . police
mans siren.
Troopers Forrest d. Wood
and c. II. Lohr were on their
way home from duty at the
Groveton suhstation shortly
after am. when they FIRST
spotted Truitt headed toward
Duke street on Telegraph road
at q high rate Of speed.
Trooper Wood had to speed up
Evening star., 1955-01-06

to set out Of the way and Troopse
LOhr had to brake his car. Both
officers began the chase on Duke
street and pursued him on sew
eral city streets.
In the Shirley Duke apart
ment area, police said. Truitt
turned OF his lights and headed
back toward the downtown area.
Trooper Lohr stopped him once
but when he took on again the
policeman rammed his car In the
1900 block Of Duke street.
About 500 damage was dons
to each car. Truths case was set
for January 2l in Alexandra Po-
| lice Court.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

A motorist led two Virginia
state police cruisers on an eight
mile chase in and out Of Alex
andria at speeds up to s5 miles
an hour before one Of the ofd-
GERS halted him BY ramming his
car this morning. police re-
ported.
Clyde NJ. Truitt, 20. Of Route
6. Alexandra. was released under
81, 900 bond on charges of driy-
ing s5 miles an hour in .
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Pageant Of Peace
Is Seen by 100000;
Extended Extra Day

The Pageant Of Peace, which
has been extended through to-
morrow for q church celebra-
ton Of Russian Christmas. has
drawn more than 100000 spec
tators to the Ellipse.
Edward j. Kelly. National
Capital Parks superintendent
and general chairman Of the
pageant. announced the figure
last night at a National Press
Club ceremony, honoring the ~
embassies that took part In the
pageant.
Russian Services Slated.
The pageant. originally sched-
uled to end today, viii be held
over one day for a Christmas
service tomorrow by st. John
the Baptist Russian Orthodox
Church OF Washington. The
Vecheryna or Russian Orthodox
Christmas Eve service win be
celebrated at 6 pm. by the Very
Rev. Archimandrite Nicholas.
During the 1h-hour service,
Q sermon win be preached In
Russian, and q choir, directed
by the Rev. vladimir Malasch-
kowitz, will sing. The Russian
Christmas follows that Of West
ern Christian churches by two
weeks because Of a difference In
calendar reckoning Of the date.
At 1880 pm. tomorrow. a con-
cert Of sacred Christmas music
in Russia will be sung by the
choir of st. Nicholas Russian
Orthodox Church.
Receive Scrolls.
At last nights embassy cere.
mony, representatives Of the dip,
plomatic corps and the Organi.
zation Of American States wert
presented with scrolls Of recogni.
ton for their efforts on behalf ol
the pageant. John T. O'Brien
chairman Of the pageant's EN-.
bassy cooperation committee
presented the citations.
Edward M. Kirby, pageant pro.
gram chairman, called thu
pageant "a dramatic symbol oI
mems desire for neighborlines,
and understanding" Edward r
Carr, president of the pageant
committee. promised that The
unprecedented three week cele.
bration will be repeated mex
year.
Mr.. Kelly said more than 81
million persons in the Unitet
States alone witnessed pageant
ceremonies on newsreels, anc
hundreds Of millions arounc
the world saw or heard them OF
radio or television.
Evening star., 1955-01-06

for a special telephone line to
Havana to enable her to talk
to her only living brother, Jose
Martinez-Amores, 70, q retired
police chief of Havana, at a
gathering of her numerous
nieces and nephews in Cuba. A
reception will be held in her
honor here at S pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1955-01-06
Lion Waits Turn
AT Dentist Office

When DR.. Pequignot, a dentist
Of Nancy. France. looked into his
waiting room the other day he
got q shock.
There was a lion, sitting with
his trainer. "ais tooth hurts. "
said M. Jack Reix, who had
brought Leo from a nearby cir
Gus. With some help from the
trainer, DR.. Pequignot injected
novocaine. waited for the lions
jaw to freeze" and-out came
the tooth.