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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-23
N.O.L.-FT. MEADE,
DEPT. OF AGRICUA.
PARKLAWN
CT APPROvED-$12,875

Low DOWN PAYMENT FOR OF on
ton. With 8 rooms ana bath. I'M
riacuite conditionl LarRe lot with
beautiful view. Gas heat. utility
room, Venetian blinds, etc call
Mr., MCINTOSH, tx, .3-24s0; ewes.
and Sunday. AID. 2.bb66.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY
YOU ARE

w $3.50 -
Looking for. Two bedrooms, flIl
basement home in perfect condition.
s or s0i You have ysseisl r sS sSs &
level ground, yet you are only 10
blocks from Hechts store. half I
block from the bus, close TO al
churches and food stores. Pull
down stairs 70 very large Ats,
2 blocks OF $4,000 homes. but
you can buy this home for only
Nestled In The Trees"
Truly charming white brick-and-
frame Cape Cod. Center hall,
l2x23-tt; living room with fire.
place, l2x13-ft.. dining room, 0x1G
II. Kitchen with de luxe equip
ment. Two 12xi6-ft. bedrooms and
18th on second Egll besemsnt With !. l
Screened porch S ous drisews sS'faa re-
shaded beautiful lot; near schools
Montgomery Hills shopping and bus
LARGE CORNER LOT
Is Q pretty setting for this 3-bedroonl
prick Colonial near Forest Glen I'd
Large living room. separate dining
room, side screened porch and an
clean % pin. OF appraised al
. $4,000 or We can work out con-
yenttonal terms.
Georgia Ave-, $20,540
New brick rambler. ideal for doctor.
Busline at front door. Three large
bedrooms. huge living room with
fifeplaee.. guest-size dining %" 1
dreamy kitchen with table space.
fuil basement: Level lot. OF ap-
James C. Conley & Co.
g525 GEORGIA AVE ~. e-4l34
PAY MOEE2 WHAT FOR?
When you can buy this all brick
3-bdrm. rambler with detached
garage. On Ice. lot with trees. foF
SIS. 100. Appraised By VA. There
Is Q pull-down stairway to attic,
storm. windows and doors. Close q
schools and bus. GRAHAM q co.
JU $1,000.
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NEAR R0CKVIII.E. Mo.
$.1.|I...0lI..,,.95O

Small down payment: why pay rent
when you can purchase this =
bdrm, bungalow on q fenced cor.
lot. Home In excel. condition. Ora
HAM A. co III. ah.dOIu.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Iiy. rm.. lee. kit. unfnished ATTIC.
fun bsmt. with rec. rnas h;;Dwlhh
For full Information eau RE. 0-e0oo
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WI Vas. NOTHING DOWN
OPEN. 1-e


OPEN, 1-6
n you ARE LOOKING FOR THE
BEST BUYS IN TopAY'S MARKET
DRIVE OUT AND SEE THE
FOLLOWING HOMES
$3.50 dr., payments Ike rent. 4224
Roundhill rd., Viers Mill.
$4,000. 400 Williamsburg dr.. Indian
SPRINGS Village. MOL employees drive
| mi. 70 work. Lovely 3-bedfrn. brk.
si5,7S0. eos Franklin ave. Close in
8. g.. 4-bedrm. brk Cape Cod.
sI5 $50. 11S40 Huegins d., 2-bedrm,
brk. rambler. caTport-garaee. Rec,
Must 70 today 1884 Newport Mil
I'd 3-bedrm. bfk. rambler Full
bsmt.
SI5, 500. 42i4 Amber dr.. Kensing-
ton. bedrm., brk. Colonial excel
cond, Besut. shruhbed.
Your dream come true split-ievel. 4.
bedfms., full din. ffi., 3 baths, gar
age, scr, porch, Priced within your
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FORESTVII,LE

Cf1 ATEuJVEAl-- AO1VUUS
1886 PuMPHREY pRIvEa BED.
eony. g zndrews Yieis and 8 won;
deriul buy. pnen SUNDAY. Ewes, eail
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new s-BEDRM. RAMBLER
2 Baths, Rec. Rm., $l9.95O
oRsn Is R sIs ,d lff s. ix rm xsI sep
from Mont. Blair II. 8. DIR: Out
Colesville I'd. 20 Dale DR.: right 70
WAYNE ave. left 70 304,- Or. out
Piney Branch rd.; bear left on Dale
Or. 10 WAYNE Aye.i right 70 open
sin M Merry; "a; 2.oo3a,
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RiVERpALE HEIaHTs; 2-bcdrna,
frame home; $4,000 with gar: lot
WASH. BAIT syo iHxPREsswAy: 3
bedrn.: yrs. old: new-house cond.;
OF financing; price, 81 ls750. 81 o00
r an, 0 NRs svSnsssTTFFsdw VA 7.4,,o,
offered by LEWIS A.. STARTLING.
721 10th 50. NV, wash, ID. G. RE.
7.1720.
RENT WITH OPPORTUNITY 10 BUY
S Sgs bradTTssuss home ns bsst a's arsa.
block TO st. Jeromes and public
schools. Ep. 3-90g5. .-23
HOUSES BY HUGHES
Cony. Andrews. Census: sparkline
3 bedrooms tiled bath spacious Nv.
rm. With din. Oversize wooded
Isl: Oh astreet parking Vets. no
smSesnps sE az; tsst si boss. per mo. gays
w. r. HUGHES co. RE, $4,000
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PANORAMIC SPECIAL
EYcETY.ENsp uYTv

The best buy In Rock Greek Kills
o seIi this besutifuI home. a mus
for any homeoEnef dreamer, Conn
IN and lets talk terms. Mr.. Dali on
premises.
OPEN SUNDAY, l-e
Out Connections eve. +,
risht turn 10 g7lp Kingston I'd
and our OPEN sign.
JAMES L. DIXON 81 CO.
ST. $1,000 tExclusiye, 10. s-lsI:
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KORZENDORFER
OF. 4-sfli TN

OUR BEST BUY
s. Sc, YIN 2 Isss g bsa,ms ,. sSd
fun hsult. and nice isrEe lot. Gl
approved or other eagy terms.
GRAHAM a CO., ~. $3.50. 9 IN
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YOU MUST IHsTf HAVE

YOU MUST HAVE
A home like this BARGAIN priced all
brlc semide.. rambler on well !,
fers the utmost In privacy for the
i9Ssls ~ esd ron az sau sdd Sork Si,s
iirepl,, fully equip, KIT. outdoor
barbecue and sandbox Anchor
fenced ward and ali for $i4.950.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2-6
pE:; Sssr Td s e i2 81 a. vi s & es n
$50 ABRAvE REALTY
LII. 6-4444 III. 7-g3lU
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Hillcrest Hgts.

NEW BRICK HOMES
Sl4,250, nothing down. ;;0-yr. Oh
loans, only $72.26 per Mb.i . bed
rms. ia baths. rec. rni. and many
modern features.
DiRECTIONE; Branch ave, to Cole
brook drive .ttrafIic ilghth turn
right TO 26th ave, then left on o6th
ave. two blocks TO model home.
ALDRE, INC. RE. 6-646o
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al Gracious Country Home
CIiILDREN'S HAVEN

BETHEspAeswYNGATE
PUN 2-story brick; large lying room
with grepisss, den spd nog .nd
bath end floor. Full basement;
auto. gas neat. block 70 element
sale By OWNER Phone OIL O.
000b 20
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1.11VUT eNe8.. u. 6-HI0..
DIST. HEIGHTSOP PEN
/: new brick homes, Three bedrms.
sBa idasy Sisa sas.n men e Your
choice 81 Cape Cod or rAmbiers.
( completely equipped for sic, 800.
Va. PA and conventional financ-
ing. Out Gateway blvd. to 10th
st., fleht Co model houses. 5905
and 1907 Haiieck Il.
I. FOX BROS, JU. 9-fl77
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y = NHHb 3kAAsA-1A14V - .
OPEN SUN. 2 DARK

This charming brick Colonial ID
one you should certainly see. e.
Gated N 2 ysry GOOD p ,a 1o s'sE
n nbe isrse. cheerful i and inmscaiste.
The additional features. Of z
screened rear porch. sun deck, et-
tached garage make II . most de-
sirable home, Now vacant u can
Be purchased below the. Veterans
sppraisai OF $4,000. Out Coles.
vile I'd. TO Granville dra right ~,
blocks 70 203 and Open sign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
By George Beveridee

The year 1885 is shaping up
mainly as one Of promise-not
fulfillment-for Washington area
motorists yearning for highway
improvements big enough to wipe
away traf1ie bottlenecks.
There will be some relief. Es-
pecially in Maryland and the
District, roadbuilders will make
good on major jobs they have
talked about for years. But
mainly 1855 will be devoted to
planning, land-buying and hunt
ing for new answers to old head
aches.
The most important may be
the least tangible study aimed
at improving bus service as well
as roads and seeking agreement
between the District, Maryland
and Virginia on how to treat
area transportation as a single
problem.
Congress Is almost sure to
authorize some such effort to
end the three jurisdictions
ostrichlike attitude on area
TRANSFORMATION and its financing.
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pick one-way street system in
volving Independence and Con-
stitution avenues and c and D
streets Sc.
Other highlights in the District
program:
l. Plans will be completed and
the first construction may get
under way on the new Southwest
freeway. 1t follows the line of
F street S.W., westward of
South Capitol street. A divided
serve as part of the south leg of
the inner-loop road system
around the congested center of
town.
2. Detailed plans will be drawn
for the newly-authorized Con-
stitutiOn avenue bridge, as well
as for inner-loop sections con-
Meeting with it near the Lincoln
Memorial.
8. Engineering consultants'
plans will be submitted for the
proposed Anacostia freeway, pro-
posed as a bypass route near
the KenilWorth area.
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FouIty Fuel Pump
Often Fools You

Faulty fuel pumps have a way
of fooling you into thinking there
is something wrong with the
engine.
One Of the common tricks is
for a pump to make a noise SIM
liar to a piston slap. This is
always sure sign that the pump
is about ready to give up the
ghost.
Another sign Of impending
trouble is when the engine stalls
after a period Of slow driving
Under such conditions an engine
is likely to start to run hot and
to develop vapor lock. But I'M
less the pump is In good shape
the lock can't be broken by con-
tinued cranking.
At normal speeds the engine
runs cooler, no vapor lock occurs
and you get the impression that
I the pump is all right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

the 1855 models are electric
window lifts. tinted glass.
powered front seat adjustment,
power brakes. power steering and
air conditioning.
All Plymouths have electric
windshield wipers. At slight extra
cost. owners may purchase a
variable speed wiper that parks
the blades below windshield level
and a windshield washer with a
new feature. Pressing a floor
button sprays fluid on the glass
and starts the wipers at the
same time.
Plymouth started production in
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car had four-wheel safety brakes
Safety rims also were introduced
by Plymouth.
Plymouth brought out its first
six-cylinder engine in 1882 and
two years later, one Of every
four cars on the road was q
Plymouth.
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D. c. Area Rood Projects Taking Shape This Year

to the Potomac. And plans are
well along for q vast interchange
at Seven Cornerstone Of the
areas worst bottlenecks. But
officials see no funds in sight
for early construction.
In Arlington County officials
will push ahead with q number
Of important street widenings
to fill gaps In their system,
however. Fairfax County is NOV
ing more slowly. Ofiicials there
are just taking, up a proposed
new master plan. which calls for
expensive new freeways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Virginia

In Virginia, more than any
area jurisdiction, the absence Of
funds throws virtually an all
enveloping shadow over major
road proposals. But sentiment
is building up for pressure on
the State Legislature to shake
more money loose for the north
ern region.
The Federal Government holds
the key to one of the biggest jobs
"a Jones Point bridge Congress
has authorized for construction
at Federal expense but hasn't
yet given money for.
During 1855 the State viii
push along detailed plans for
improving Arlington boulevard
all the way from Seven Corners
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Ruiny-Doy Noises
Not All Caused
By Flying Woter

While it is true that water
tossed into the wheel housings
by the tires on a rainy day will
often make annoying noises,
don't overlook the possibility
that noise may also come from
loose rear springs.
Water acts like a temporary
lubricant, causing the loose
leaves to slap.
A man who figured all the
rainy-day noise was merely from
the tires and who did not mind
it, ended up with q broken
spring.
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Distributor Servicine
Now More Complicated

One Of the simplest services
on the car used to be installing
q new distributor breaker arm
in the distributor. But it's a real
BOBBY trap these days.
Servicemen are finding that
this Is one job that requires a
lot more skill and checking than
any one realized. especially with
the newer motors which are ex-
pected to provide SO much more
in the way of performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

Engines are available with
horsepower ranging from lit in
the Powerf1ow Six through 157,
1877 and lit in versions of Plym-
outh's brand-new Hy-Fire Va.
All models are available with
either Power1yte automatic
transmission or standard drive,
with or without overdrive. Either
engine will take both drives.
The new engines may be Or
dered with either of Plymouth's
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Thirteen Counties
Have More Cars
Than Families

The United States is a nation
on wheels, but some parts Of the
country have wheels to spare.
According to figures compiled
by the Automobile Manufacturers
Association. Is of the $50 most
populous American counties have
more automobiles than families.
Here they are. ranked according
to the number of automobiles per
100 families u953 estimates):
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Maryland

Marylapd's 1855 program will
feature construction on three
roads Of major Importance in the
Washington suburbs.
The Annapolis Washington
freeway, moving steadily toward
Washington from its present
deadend at Route 301, will be
opened all the way to the Palmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07

Plymouth, Ike other members
Of the Chrysler family. is based
on a forward looking" design
Of styling and construction.
In an effort to recapture the
number 3 spot in national sales
from Buick, Plymouth engineers
have produced a long. low and
sleek car with a new engine. The
car is 10 inches longer and has a
rear seat almost six inches wider
than before. It is two inches
lower.
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Plymouth Bids for No. 3 Sales Position

three models. the Belvedere, Sa-
yoy or Plaza.
Owners Of 1853 and 1854
Plymouths will be glad to hear
the glove compartment has beer
enlarged Is per cent.
The heating and ventilatine
system in the new Plymouths
draw air through a cowl vent
eliminating dirt and exhaust
fumes drawn into the interior
through intakes near the front OF
the car.
Among extras" available on
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1928 with a beautiful little four
cylinder car with 81 horsepower
Few thought the car would catch
on but, by 1881, it took over third
place in sales.
Plymouth long has been as
ISOLATED with safety. Their first
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The District

AS for tangible improvements
the motorist will see during the
next IL months the big District
news will be the opening of the
new East Capitol Street Bridge.
scheduled for late summer. The
bridge will be served by a COM
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! highway by late this year. Final
plans and land-buying for the
final Az miles to the District
line also will get under way. The
freeway later will meet the new
| Baltimore Washington parkway
at a vast interchange at Kenil-
| worth.
The Washington National pike
~. s. Route 24O), which be-
| gins just south of Frederick.
Md. will be constructed all the
way to Wisconsin avenue in 1855.
This will be done in two stages
from Falls road to Tuckerman
lane. and from Tuckerman lane
to wisconsin. The latter portion
will be the first segment of a
proposed southeast leg Of Route
240. From Tuckerman lane a
west leg also will be built south
ward to the Potomac River.
The Inter- County Belt freeway,
extending from the west leg Of
Route 240 to Indian Head road
through Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, for the most
part will be in the detailed
survey and land-acquisition
stage. officials hope to begin
construction during the year.
however, on the controversial
parkway" section in Rock Creek
Park between Forest Glen and
Wisconsin avenue. At Wisconsin.
the belt road would link with
the Route 240 southeast leg.
The belt road. some 80 miles
long, would be Maryland's part
Of a circumferential highway
intended completely to encircle
Washington in Maryland and
Virginia. and to cross the Poto-
mac on bridges at Jones Point.
Alexandria. and Cabin John. Md
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RESORTS
LAKE WORTH. FLA.

GULF STREAM HOI EL TAKE Worth Fla
Accommodations now available for arrival
after March 18th In April $3.50 daily
each person: two to q room with private
Room. Also European plan 80 double
rms SO single rms Write for literature.
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Rood Through Sec
Replaces Ferry to
Cape Breton Isle
HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.

This summer, for the first
time. Nova ScotianS and their
visitors can travel over the gil
gantic. new Canso ,Causeway-
1.-THE road through the sea-
which links the mainland of
Nova Scotia to Cape Breton
Island.
Until now it has been neces-
sary to cross the Strait of Canso
from the mainland of Nova
Scotia to Cape Breton by ferry.
In a great feat Of engineering,
10 million tons of rock and fill
have been moved from a nearby
mountain into the strait to con-
struct a causeway about 1000
feet long. through water 1876 feet
deep in spots.
The causeWay will make 1t
easier for motoring vacationers
to visit Cape Breton Island,
already famed for it's natural
beauty. its lovely beaches and
its magnificent highlands.
When the causeWay is dedi-
Gated early this summer, bag
pipers from all parts of the prov
ince will mass to march across
the man-made isthmus and the
banks of the Strait of Canso will
be damned with spectators there
to help Nova Scotia celebrate
this milestone in her history.
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Rebeccu Assembly
Will Hold RuIIy

The first spring jurisdictional
rally of the Rebecca Assembly of
Odd Fellows will be held at 8 pm.
Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall.
419 Seventh street NV. with
President Florence B. Gunson
presiding.
Those p rti C p ating are:
Brightwood. Fidelity, Mount
Pleasant. borah, Mart h a
Washington, Naomi and DorcaS.
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Parrish Gets Two Years,
Dismissal in Tokyo Case
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Mar. 26.-Col. Bishop
P. Parrish. former commander
of the United States Far East
Air Forces base in Tokyo, today
was sentenced to two years con-
f1nement at hard labor, dismissal
from the service and forfeiture
Of all pay and allowances.
Parrish, of Columbia, s. c..
was convicted by a general
court-martial Of six specif1ca-
tons growing out Of an investi-
cation of Post Exchange irreg-
ularities here.
He was acquitted of three
other specifications.
The sentence is subject to re-
view at Air Force headquarters
In Washington.
Parrish's status in the interim
was not disclosed. He lived at
his Tokyo residence during the
investigation and trial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Miami Beach
Prices Reduced
MIAMI BEACH, Fla.

Prices go down this week at
Miami Beach and everyone is
happy about it.
Prior to 1871 this resort city
was geared to accommodate
$4,000 visitors during the winter
season and by April l was pre-
pairing to close most Of these
lodgings until November. But
closing a hotel costs money.
Opening it. and assembling a
new staff. costs even more.
Therefore keeping open, even at
rates that preclude the possibility
of showing a profit. is good eco
nomics. This is the policy
adopted by about 80 per cent of
Miami Beach's 375 hotels.
April l is the generally &C
cepted date for spring rates to
become effective. On the first of
April, and no fooling. hotel room
prices generally are slashed about
80 per cent from winter levels.
On May l by the hotels calendar
summer begins with another
drop in prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Legion Auxiliaries
Schedule Activities

The department president.
Mrs. Frances Norton. and her
staff Of the American Legion
Auxiliary will be the guests Of
eight units in a group visitation
at 8 pm. Thursday at the Amer
lean Legion Club.
The Units participating are
Victory, National Cathedral, Lin
coin, Killeen, Second Division,
Government Printing ONCE. Po-
tomac and General Accounting
Once. The presidents Of the
units will alternate in presiding.
Mrs. Gertrude Pierce, past de-
partment president, is general
chairman.
The dinner. honoring the ma
tional president, Mrs. Percy Lain
son, which was previously an
nounced for April %. has been
changed to May IA and will be
held at the Roger Smith Hotel.
Handling reservations are Mrs.
Bertha Fichthorn. HUI. 3-4218;
Mrs. Margaret Carol, WO. g.
6542, Mrs. Roberta Fawcett, ia.
9-2152 and Mrs. Lillian Judd,
Ii. 1921.
At the last executive commit
tee meeting, Mrs. Pearl Heagerty,
past department president, was
Endorsed for the Office of national
vice president for the Eastern
division.
The Rev. DR.. George M. Doch-
erty, pastor of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church and
chairman of the Three Hour
Observance Committee, has ap-
pointed Mrs. Merle w. Cerulla,
national executive committee
woman Of Washington to again
serve as chairman for the dis
tribution of the window posters
for the 1858 Good Friday OBJ
servance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
|MorriogeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. lap couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three full days
and receive the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
william sturgell. 10, and Barbara
Hamblin. 20. both of 3240 Hiatt pl.
NV.
Frank Scott, SO. b435 3od st. NV. and
Margaret Mckinney. AZ, 5112 Connec-
ticut ave. NV.
Florenz Ourisman, 25, Bethesda. Md.
and Betty Kogod. 20. 2916 Albemarle
st. NV.
Joe Colclazier, co. Quantico. Va. and
Charlotte Rudd. Is. Fort Myer. Va.
Allen chatham. %. 1925 Rosedale st.
ne. and Katharine Jones, 10. 1854
Champlain st. NV.
Charles Mckee, IS. Anacostia Naval
Receiving Station, and Mary Mamaril,
Is. 2714 Quarry I'd. NV.
Homer Bury, 81. 4316 14th st. NV. and
Mary Towriss. 81, 2933 Tilden st. NV,
Richard Browne. 20, 1880 Church st..
NV. and Mary Denny. 80. 21l6 P
st. NV.
Robert Liebau. %, 222o 3ath pl. NV,
and famine Lagasse. q, Madawaska. Me.
Alvin Jackson, ~. 25a Kentucky ave.
Sc, and Ethel williams. 20. 1901
Spring I'd. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Jobs Daughters List
Meetings for Week

Jobs Daughters meetings this
week are:
Grand Council dinner, Tues
day. Joppa Lodge Hall, S to
pm.
Bethel No. saturday, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star night.
Bethel No. 5-Friday, obliga-
ton.
Bethel No. 6-Friday, tea.
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63 Miles of Shore

Miami Beach, with IL square
miles of land, has possibly the
longest waterfront of any city
Of its size. This all-year resort
has So miles of shore.
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Affairs of Pure Gold

Bogota. Colombia. has so
churches. including a cathedral
that is one of South Americas
oldest and richest in this hemi-
sphere. It's affairs are covered
with pure gold.
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lar mission. These last two differ in innmedi-
ate purpose but the ultimate goals are the
same. Mr.. Nixon's visit. in its simplest
terms, is to keep friends-to prevent anyone
from becoming mad at us and to show an
interest in the economic problems Of others.
Princess Margaret's errand is to repair
friendships somewhat damaged when Queen
Elizabeth, in her tour of the Empire last
year, overlooked most OF the British West
Indies.
One is inclined to forget, in the press
of headline evoking recriminations between
East and West, that there is friendlier
mode of contact between nations. and it is
one that has gotten new purchase this
month. Whatever their purposes, CONNER
cial or political, Miss Jones with her folk
songs, Mr. Nixon with his economics talks
and Princess Margaret with her fence
mending. are delightful oases in the arid
world of suspicion.