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nitroglycerine, a powerful liquid
explosive.
To demonstrate the innocence
of kasha soup. I pointed to the
label. But I am not sure if the He
brew lettering and "hechsher"
helped convince them. They sug-
gested that I leave the parcel out
side and attend the conference
without Il.
Later the soup was safely de-
livered. Miss Rudellat was last
seen talking to United Press cor
respondent Merriman Smith. She
was saying: cts really delicious"
Not long thereafter I was in
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles outer office. Mr.. Dulles
receptionist. Mrs. Mary Butler.
expressed a deep interest in odd
fashioned Jewish rye bread" Still
shaken by the kasha soup incl
dent. agreed with Mrs. Butler on
the merits of Jewish-stYle rye.
Mrs. Butler then asked if l
knew of a delicatessen or bakery
where it could be obtained. Since
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Mrs. Butler, like Miss Rudellat,
is a charming personality, want
ed to oblige. But could not see
myself delivering a loaf of "old-
fashioned Jewish rye bread" to
Secretary Dulles diplomatic re-
ception room. Consequently, Mrs.
Butler received a box Of Israeli
chocolates.
At a British Embassy reception
the subject turned TO chopped
chicken liver. When and if Sir
Roger Makins. the distinguished
British Ambassador. asks where
he can get a nice kosher killed
flicked chicken. I will resign as
Jewish Telegraphic Agency CORE
spondent.
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Shortly thereafter. I was at
Hofberg's replenishing my salami
supply. saw canned kasha soup.
The cans bore inscriptions in He
brew with appropriate rabbinical
signatures. A few days later the
White House announced til a t
President Eisenhower would hold
a press conference. This seemed
an opportunity to see my, friend
and deliver the soup.
When I showed my pass and
sought to enter the Presidential
conference room, Secret Service
officers poked at the paper bag
under my arm. They politely ask
ed it's contents. "Just some soup"
1 replied. I remembered too late
that "soup" is a slang term for
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The Jewish Quiz Box
CONTINUED from Page 81

CONTINUED from Page 81
benefit of using the original Ian
guage of text to understand its
full meaning. Using Hebrew for
prayer kept the language itself
alive throughout the darkest per-
iods Of Jewish history and the
language was one of the tools for
the survival Of the Jewish people.
It must also be understood that
many of our prayers are taken
directly from the Bible. Keeping
the original language was para
mount to retain the original
meaning.
- \
QUESTION:: Is il true that
there are prayers in the prayer
book in other languages besides
Hebrew? If so. why?
ANSWER: There are certain
standard prayers in the prayer
book that are written in Aramaic.
These are prayers like "Yekum
Poorkan'' and "Brich Shemah."
The former is sort of blessing
for those who study and interpret
the law, the latter is a special
prayer recited when removing the
scroll from the ark for the Torah
reading. These are in the form of
special petitions and were speci-
fically written in a language
which all understood since it was
felt advisable to have these pray
ers in the popular language of the
times. They are, however, more in
the line of special prayers than
regular ones. The Kaddish is like
wise an example of prayer writ
ten in Aramaic and was thus writ
ten, according to one opinion, so
that all would understand it since
Aramaic was the language Of the
people then. In certain instances
English prayers would likewise be
admissible today, subject to the
approval of a qualified rabbi.
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How | Delivered the Soup
BY MILTON FRIEDMAN
copyright. 1855. Jewish Telegraphic Agency Incl



When the Secret Service recently arrested
visitor who brought parcel containing pistol
into the White House they had probably forgotten
a previous incident involving two cans Of kosher
kasha soup.
Jeannete Rudellat, White House correspondent
for the Voice of America happens to like kasha
soup. Washington has relatively few kosher deli
catessens. Miss Rudellat is not Jewish. So she
quite properly cornered this correspondent at the
White House press room one day and asked about
the problem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN '46 two-door sedan; sale
price. $295; largest selection 81
small FOREIGN and AMERICAN cars n
town; Austin Healey Sports, Austin
Of England. MG, Morris Minor: also
Kaiser and WHY'S. MANHATTAN
A Az s.T NC S Ssst 4s4,6o ar e. 4
i E,s: T sssga5 jsi0 kias - Alex w.
colors. HoRNKRs cor. BUICK
Dealer. PA. ave. ne. ct 9Th. Ii.
gGicRs - Horner.s Corner. ss2s
Buick Dealer, STANLEY h
B6 5IiTl .ss Roadussser Riyiera: :.
and h., Dynaficw: beautiful STONE
ing ilis and brakes. electric windows and
MOTOR SALES. l717 h. ]. ave, n;ea
BUICK "a RRivieras selection. $a.6ss.
aoRNER's $500 MINI. NE. IL; 4
BUCK ss Riviera hard top; $I,sss.
buick 40 ss,setion; s4sa. HORN
Frs. $500 MINI. mss Lu. 1-922e.
a ggSEsrR Il ssss lss H,ns s.t Ill Il b.
s rs u5 IL sss;r SEE. ssaysI s'ss
BUfcK a. conyertibles. 2-dr. and
4-dr. sedans. Six to choose from.
sss these today fer real sood buy buy.
NichOlg ave H.e. ~
BUICK '53 convertible. r. h.. pyna,
Wv. tires; one owner; immac.
Fuii price only Sl,7g6. Bank a.
nancing, OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK,
2001 Nichols ave. Sc. ~
BUICK 1850 Special de luxe sedan:
r. and h.. Dynafow; full chrome
price; bank terms. WILLIAMS, Goth
and Rhode Island ave. ne. ID
BUICK 1916 Super sedan or sedan
cite; \. and h. top condition: take
WILLIAMS. goth and Rhode Is
BUICK aJiac III 1919 super or Readmaster
sedans; Il. and b., Dynadow; b TO-
choose from: only 1895, full price,
none hisher; bank terms. VIII
EIAMe, goth and Rhode Island
ave. ne. ID
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AUToMosiLEs ron sALR

CADILLAC 81 ,.dss converf = ana
D.. ,Hydra-1fatte. iishs Blue hnisk, :
dark blue TOP, Wv. tires. excel.
mech. conds Sl.Se5. HoYLE MO- Z
n 2h $500 i4l4 4 l ave. re-. Z
CADILLAC sss eoupe de vSne: rsdio
and heater. power steerius: original J.
dowe Perfect condition, one owner. (
S3.150 ST. S-ll97.. -
rADILAcs "a and SIS eoupes; ;
choice q solorsi lew mileaEe; q. !.
aS ss f sLAss cI.aR TX corner g 3
~ Capitol and Fla. ave. ne. ADJ
CADILLAC 81 convertible; medium
blue nnish. new top. full red leather :
upholstery. has electric windows and :
wheel discs, etc. one Il the nicsst
used cars We have ever handled.
warranty, S2,195. SUBURBAN CA
plLlLdAnc. 5o2o Art I'd. Beth oL.
CADILLAC ,5s. Series COS fleetwood; q
lieht blue finish. Equipment includes
ssss la sSss s 81 s.. Glass;
value. Ss,S5s. AKERs oL1sMoSBlfiEE. !
CADILLAC Co. Fsirlington shop.ii
ping center. Alex, Va. oH 3-0350. ;
81 series ~6a,' coupe; I,
Fully equipped. Black finish, also 4
white tires. The motor car Of en-
during value. 81, 9q5. AKERS OLDS-
MOBILE-CADILIAC CO., Fairlington :
SHOPPING center. Alex, Va. OV. s. :
$3.50. :.
CADILLAC 81 ceure De vine: fully I,
eduipped. l owner; must sell; bank
rates 70 responsible party; Sl,ks6. a
CO. 5-0664. %
CADILLAC 81 De vile; looks and i
runs like new. NothinE like Il in9i
toEn. La $4,000. PENNY MOTORS, q,
1920 r. I. ave. ne. I'D e
CADILLAC 40 Fqtwd. $4,000 MI: =
owner; new Wv tires; "a coat =
sm; Blk. paint: lst reas- on. wo. !
CADILLAC 81 80. spell Fltw, SEA-.
s sss s ssaa': siss. S sHss sSscssssS
80 "e2. coupe; :. and )
h., Hydra-Matic, electric windows :
and seats, original let black Anish. +,
excellent mech. cond.. 81 .byns X
HCYLE MOTOR SALES, l7i7 r. T.
eve. ne. DU. 5-SS00. - !.
!
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3o0-AcRE FARM. Patuxent River
s eStvato medsFn tos sSsss D. 70 a os
S15,95O. Can RE. 6-S060. Ewes,
LII. 2-1014. MOORE q MOORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
AUTO. FoR sAlE tcsaa.l

BUICK 1858 Special eedans Z and
H. tuo-sene Heens one oEners
ss srms % VIZ a 81 s sas R ssse
muck 49,: Is exceIlent CONDITION;
only $3.50 miles on tires, clutch
brakes. radiator. 8 reds ana crank
case and speedometer; many more
running automobile. BETTE GLENN.
NO. z-6045, after Q pm. -7
BUICK 1919 RoadfnAster 4-dr.; radio
and heater; DynafoW drive; black
finish: excellent conditions ready 70
roll: S595. Z. P. Stafford NASH.
a MG, s M G1lesSills al rd. SILVER
BUICK so Super sedanette. =. and
n; one owner low mileages top
eond inside and ont. 3f-dny guar:
$685.. HILL q SANDERS. Washss
Oldest Ford Dealer, 1900 18th st.
IVA ~. 7-lll1. Open eyes,, IN 9,
BUICK IsS super Riviera hard top:
Dyna., Z. and h.: 81 $40. HORNETS
COR. Buick Dealer, Pa. ave. ne. al
eth. Ii. tl-64t54.
BUICK 7 COW; cpe; Z; and n:
Dealer, Fla. are. ne. at 6th- II. g.
BUCK 80 super eonv. che: new ,op.I
Dyna.ss r and h.; $500. HoRNER'Sl
COR, Buick Dealer. Fla. ave, ne. ct
9th, II; e-6484.
Dyna.: +. and g.; 500. HoRNERsI
COR. Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at
9Th. Ii. 6-6464,
BUICK 81 super Riviera hard top:I
original blue finish. with matching
s seat covers ..r., a5d Al Dsna nE
open q to 8. COLONIAL oIDS-i
MOBILE CO., Ii. 1885. 1241 6th
st. ne. gust OF Fla. aye.f
BUICK .49; radio. heater, straight
shift. very good corfd.. S395: can A.
BUCK ahaa 5 Bs' 4- SSasr ana &. tone.
81, ooS. H 4 vi q BUCK 1880
r. I. ave-. Hyattsviile. uH. 4-2Ts0.
BUICK 1850 Special 4-door sedan.
mac. black finish, Call WA. z-65Se.
BUICK ~ cow; must sen. leaving!
town: will take best offeE. brand
H Hst d ITS R SDs s w. ikxf H9 aeloo
BUICK 81 Convertible. completely
equipped, $4,000 miles; $1,000, Call
Ho 2.95S3. 1876 PM. Mr.. Nc
BUICK 's4 Century sedan. beautiful
Dyna.. immac. interior, positively
like new: very few miles. FULLY
GUARANTEED, &as,3s5 Cash. trade
or terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
WIS; avg; NV. EN- 3-0l42. %
Dynafiow, black finish and nice In
tericr. zoos, PARKWAY-FoRD,
1881 u st. ,..;ys AID. 2s0isb. Open
BUICK 40 super 4-docr; with Dyna-
H999Wws rage RSster. RSpI pias nnisn;
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oFFlcEs 3 STUDIOS FoR RENT

FULLY FURNISHED aforementioned
WOODWARD BLDG, RI, 5-aa6s
PRIVATE OFFICE in lawyers suite.
NV Telephone Ma. 6-2504. 20
OFFICE. for rent IN
Silver Springs largest and nnest, Of
tice building. Reasonable. call ~.
NV sgSo o;,ipiirosITE ssatier. ONCE o. spt.
Satn. air-cord.. fioursseent iishtss
fuEn. or unfuEna. sign priril GO,
Ja eI;iaIss kLDG. iaas 1asn Il.
NV, / blk. west Conn, ave. --75 rms.
comprising approx 1900 So. 4, on
main Iinossi expo 20, drcsec ya sgF
ssN6oz isc 6 Bus Rs1 cipsis DU
OF iN iIth sr.. N.w.--and ana srd
frs, air rond., very low rental RE.
1881. HA. 6-l10l, 30
fURNIsHEl earpst d., reception .ssssr
aif-conditioned Building. Reascn-
nifplC1L 0ffICE. cow. ioc en ioth
~. Set. Park rpNA and Monroe -;
air ccnds parking space. 30. y
H3oS or kA. 0T418Ns ~
LAWYER, accountant. MRS rep,
etc.. % rent large once IN down
town LAWYERS suite. ST. a-b7e4
srLyrR srRTs6suits Of cfices, III
81 pert fronting busy street on bus
lire. private and public parking
Perfect for dentist or physician
DEsK SPACE. Ia modern once build
ing; share rent and salary cgmpe.
tent secretary, 0LEGGE THOMAS
fnth AND X N.W.Ftse air-ccndi,
shower. excellent location for trad,
association, architects or proiss,
Sicnai grcGp; reasonable rent. RE
|NE rvs DECORATED, ponifsnt Il
and Georgia ave, 81. Spg-. Mo-
Excel. located grd. "a, once, constr
also. ia modern air-cpnditsoned blds
PARKING NO pRoELEMs Key =
Guardian Federal $500 GeorEiI
ave. 81 eaii Nh. $500,
ioas kotk 81. N.W--EHtirs build
ms, modern and attractive. 1tortsl
ana h<unf. APPROX. $40 - r. kpAcl
each fioof. paEklnE II leaEs SD.
1okS tn 81. nsw.s eT. 8-SAe4. ~
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1852 Acton pickup; 10000
sstlsi miller. iIks new; Can s,o hs seen
Sc 81 rom 3 am. 70 s:s0 pm; st
worth ave. Biadensbure, Nd, after
8 pm. SAM BECK. 10
roIn "a -. ,tak. or,s,nal ~
~. Ou ~ ;,rss s.s IN IN.
s4S5. PARKWAY-FoRD: SO5i u
y ms Al. @-uleo. open 70 y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
56-FT. RAMBLER
ONLY $40 $50

sJ4re cusToM-BUILir RAhHLKs
Is THE ONLY ONE or IT'S KIM
ON TOpKY.S MARKET. 16Ss5 ilx.
rr,. Nfenince. . bedrins,. u baths
d. bath "a kitchenl. Ail-elee, Nt
{Sn Isn't ;, 1IspiA sss.s ssrsE iss,I IS rs
s " MINUTES q b.
j. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
1adis 1idE.. Ari "a. &-AAt'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
FRANKLIN KAHN
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED

WANTkDTu 70 thirty lots far
homes IN the $4,000 and under
price range elose-in Montgomery
County prsferred: must have sewer
and water available Call Nj.
an. and Ii an. B. j. SAUL Co.
VIZ HAVE ExnAusrEp our listinss
for farms and building lots 10
Montgomefy CO. we actually heye
buyers waitines Call us. ASHLEY.
INC. Ma S-esa4 sp1aaJs ana
APPROXIMATELY soc SO. TT. once
kpacs within - mile radius OF Cath
ole u. Immediate occnpancy. Reply
Box 44DS. wash. ~,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

OFFICE. with serrefsriai service. ID
81 isss sna Z IS. ~. - i5s.k.
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1850 coLUMBIA--This fsne mobile
home has had. the. best Of care.
% feet Of good, solid construction.
Has everything but q shower or tub.
Fine to start out IN mobile living,
Just S493 down, balance at $500
for "a months through our low-rate
1850 iNDIAN.This Ss-foos mobile
home will give YOU many years Of
comfortable living ct great saw
ii1ss over rent Two bedrooms,
shower. toilet and more STORAGE
than many new units Of similar
size. All aluminium exterior In flne
condition. new tires used only 20
miles. Completely reconditioned
throughout. Only &832 down. bal
ance at 1920 for so months
through our low-rate bank financ-
i ing. We cordially invite your in
spection Of these two fine mobile
homes 90 Mon. through sat-; LIE
Sun.
Blair Mobile Homes Co.
Your Pacemaker Dealer
"A Mi. North La Plata on Rt. 301
White Plains. Md. Phi. La Plata $500
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| BUSINESS PR0P.--sALE lceni. , /

CoL0RKD-c0nNER near MCKINLEY
HIGH School Building has 2 stores
and aptss above. Wonderful 0p-
portunfty for an expanding Or
established bustnegS Excellapt
terms. ma. S-7572, or ~. 9-7622.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AvIATIoN
TRAILERs

PIPER Super Cruiser. Best offer.
O. Ssf e. s s.SsSo Is Est A g4ola e-oase
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FFlcrs. . STUDIOS ron RENTt

1917 5eth 81. N.W.--studio once
available: S25 month. Other
rooms aYailables conditioned II
desired. ST. $3.50. 10
ARL., vA.-In weii-estahHshed shop
ping center; space ct sS1.Ie -. St.
play m. loan once, print shop con-
tractor or insurance once; ample
parking. Can WEAVER BROS. INC.
DL T-s300s ewes, IN. 2-6496.
l4ih ST. between I'VE and K-e0Q
TO 1000 It. Of space. afr-cond., End
d, front: excel. for large suite. dis
play rms, ETC.; 8 baths; So II. Call
, ME HEEtN 1as, z e 2S Sss 1sse..
tastefuily fuFn. once IN lawyers
suite, bath attached, secretarial
services optional. Box 200-R. star.
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FARMS


sTROUT CaTALoG = Mailed EREEl
M Y sissss sIas WassiaEsas SER.
ing 3-3764.
lee-AcRE ToRAcCo and cattle farm.
Anne Arundel ce., approx. 20 mi. 70
ten. house. ) tos. BARN. spprcz. no
sssss; slsar, 81 Price e ; s4S ooo r yish
VI aAVE cEiEiNfs ior farms and
s ssTsass = si rs.Des g, go &c; aLouIs
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GARAGES

LEASE on RENT--Weii-locate heavy
vehicle bus or truck garage and
mainteuarice facilities; completely
equipped for all maintenance. incl.
painting plus storaee and desirable
lease on reasonable terms. Call or
write Bin Owens, THE GRAY LINE,
90 Hanover pl. n.ws d.. 7-O8o0.
KENN - Several units Of garages
Available. Rent aa whole units OF
NEfLTY, Realtor, II. 1887.
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LOANS tcent.,

Cunsnit rs with your financial prob
lens Cal 10. e-3400 today. 60 tnet
Open TN o PIN. On TfidayS. starting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

PROPERTY WANTED
sToREs FoR RIM

IATIONaL CONCERN wants new
food super market locatioias in the
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. IN town this
week. will pay cash for Al makes
and model cars. call IA. 9-490l !.
WE ARE BUYING
We pay more for clean cars. An
makes, models, station WAGONS, pick
ups. VIII pay on balance. Drive In.
WOLFE MOTORS
1891 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l42
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or eclorsd:
quick settlement. Cali Mr., NIIL.KR
NE s-1R2O: EVENINGS La 6-bl0A.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

Large brieht single once 1t this most
convenient address, only $3.50 per
month. OLIVER =. CARR. REAL
TOR. ma. e-Ze65 or Ma. S-S093.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
AH Bid Defeated
By Pepco Workers

Potomac Electric Power Co.
employees chose the Electric Util-
tiles Employees Union 10 con-
tinue a. their bargaining repre-
sentative In ballots counted by
the National Labor Relations
Board in Baltimore yesterday.
According to the count, 1.459
votes were cast for the EUEU,
as against sos for the Interna-
tional Brotherhood Of Electrical
Workers (AFD and Il against
participation In labor organi-
cations.
There were approximately
2.455 eligible voters. The report
Of the count noted Is void and
one challenged ballot.
Certification Of the EUEU "a
the bargaining agent will await
a five-day period during which
objections to the election may
be filed. Should an objection be
filed, an investigation will take
place.
The election was called at the
request of the AFL union, which
was challenging the representa-
ton rights of the EUEU. The
latter union was selected by the
employees in 1885 by q 1890
vote over the IBEW.
Before that the EUEU repre-
sented the employees as the Pepcc
Employees Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Trade Board Names
Chairman of Outing

Thomas M. Walsh has been
named chairman of the Wash
ington Board Of Trade 1855
spring outing, it was announced
yesterday.
A date for the annual event
has not been set, but it will be
scheduled for May. In recent
years the day-long outing has
been held at Chesapeake Beach,
Md.
Mr.. Walsh, associated with
the real estate Arm Of Thomas
D. Walsh, Inc, has been active
in the membership and spring
outing committees Of the Trade
Board since 1949. He has been
a Trade Board member since
1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Left Handed Wife Slayer
Gets Sentence Reduced
sY ID. Associated Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Mar. IL.
"A left-handed mans murder
sentence has been ordered re-
duced-because he held the death
weapon in his right hand.
Sam S. Canino's attorney
argued that had Canine planned
the murder of his wife Evelyn,
90, he would have held the pistol
in his left hand.
Superior Court Judge Joseph
Il M. Maltby denied the attorneys
motion for a new trial Wednes-
day, but agreed the Staying was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

not premeditated. A jury had
recommended life for Canine for
first-degree murder. The Judge
reduced it TO i've years to life
for second-degre murder.
Canine, 80. Of Peoria. H.,
killed his wife October 81. 1854,
at her home in Harbor City. IN
the Los Angeles area. He was
visiting her in an attempt to
effect q reconciliation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11

There WIN be . birthday cake
and o few visitors.
Mrs. May was born Susan
Howdyshell March IL, 1S47. In
Pendleton County, Va. The Sec
ton Is now part Of West Virginia.
She left her home in Moorefield.
w. Va, at 90, and has been liv-
ing since with her granddaugh-
ter, Mrs. Edgar T. Lewis here.
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Helicopter Boom Seen

NEW YORK.-The Port of
New York Authority expects the
city to accommodate 2 million
helicopter passengers in 1860.
Total helicopter passengers for
the Nation as a whole are esti-
mated at 6,1O0, 900 for 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Europe Leeds Coal Output

PARIS.-Europe leads in coal
production, accounting for about
As per cent of world output.
United States mines produce
about "a per cent. The remain
der is divided about EVENLY be-
tween Russia and the rest of the
world,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-11
Cumberland Woman
Celebrates tOSih Birthday
sy shs A.seeisseA Press


CUMBERLAND, Nd. Mar. IL
Mrs. Susan May celebrated
her 108th birthday today, but
she didn't 60 fishing.
She gave that up when she
was a young woman of 104.
She's nicely recovered from
that appendectomy she under
went in her younger years. she
reports. She was los at the time
The birthday party was to be
a quiet one, suitable for a wom-
an who has reached maturity
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1O0, 900 Job Contracts

NEW YORK.-It takes more
than 100000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
contracts to set the wages and
other employment conditions OF
some Is million workers in the
United States.
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Citizens Groups Meetings

Il Police Chief Robert ". Murray
win discuss police problems ol
the District and the sth precinc'
before the Connecticut Avenue
Citizens Association at 8 pm
tomorrow in the Cleveland Part
Branch Library, Connecticul
avenue and Macomb street NV
Other meetings for the week
j al scheduled at . pm. unless
otherwise indicated. are Is fol-
/ lows:
Tomorrow.
Inter Federation Council -
| Mrs. Sartwell's home, 207 Second
street S.W. Election Of officers,
Chevy Chase Chevy Chase
Community Center, Mckinley
street and Connecticut avenue
NV.
Randle Highlands - Mechanic
cal Hall. 2407 Minnesota ave-
nue. Sc.
Chillum Heights-Luther Rice
Baptist Church, 53I5 North Cap
itol street.
Fort Davis Ryland Methodist
Church. Branch avenue and 8
street Sc.
I = . -.
Lincoln Park Epworth Meth
odist Church, Thirteenth street
and North Carolina avenue NE.
Shepherd Park - Fourteenth
street and Kalnia road NV,
Shepherd Park School.
Capitol View Civic Richard
son Elementary School. Fifty
third and Blaine streets NE.
Tuesday.
Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park st. Alban's parish guild
hall, Massachusetts and Wiscon-
sin avenues NV.
Petworth = Barnard School,
Decatur street between Fourth
and Fifth streets NV.
Anacostia-Anacostia Method
ist Church parlor, Fourteenth
and u streets Sc.
Central Northeast Civic -
Smothers Elementary School,
Forty Fourth street and WASH
ington place NE.
Central Northwest Garnet
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Patterson Junior High School
Tenth and o streets NV.
Wednesday.
Bradbury HeightsB Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church, 430O
Bowen road Sc.
Thursday.
Forum Of Columbia Heights
2722 Thirteenth street NV.
The following meetings. be-
ginning at s pm. unless other
wise noted. have been scheduled
this week in nearby Maryland
and Virginia.
Tomorrow.
Mount vernon st. Luke's
parish hail. Fort Hunt road near
Wellington lane. Warren b.
Quenstedt, Washington attorney,
will discuss zoning and other
county problems.
Four Corners = Four Corners
Elementary School. Silver Spring.
Awards viii be presented to
Christmas decoration contest
winners.
Tuesday.
Upper Sligo Sligo Greek Golf
Course clubhouse. Robert Snure,
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Two AlrIipss e Open
joint IickeI Office Here

National Airlines and Arneri-
can Airlines are opening a joint
ticket once at l7ss DeSales
street NV. tomorrow. it was
announced yesterday.
Special arrangements for
parking have been made with
. parking ,lot Immediately adj
jacent to the Office. The new
efiice is ON the first door Of
the Broadcasting Telecasting
Building. It viii have . awill
call" desk.
Passengers. when making
reservations with either Nation
al or American can specify that
they viii call for tickets at the
DeSales street once. and the
tickets viii be ready when they
arrive. Hours win be from 8
am. to Z pm.