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FARMS tcsat.I

IS ACRES. Il acres crop land. q
acres planted In tobacco: tractor
and AZ equipment; s-Im- house. 4
Owner win bold 2nd mortEase 4
Iins Pf. Groom. Mo "a. i5sR esR asrksi z &
NEAR FREDEKICK. MD.-Beautiful
Sa5;s.s1;,.d SSd5;Lasrs daiTy 5s farm: only $40, ,oO0
OWN . farm: be independent. 2e
acres highly cultivated Tobacco
land. tree wooded. noEinE stream,
neat 3-oedrm. house. 30x6Q new
Davidsonyilie area: Sl7, 500. terms.
WAI,QIs5. WA. 7-4s32. HEIDER
24s ACRES right in the tobacco
belt. > mi. east Rte. 3Ol; excellent
Tets. on tobacco. 2 tobacco barns,
tenant house and other outbldgs.
al nelds vatered from 6pg. fed
Being sold to settle estate: $50 900,
suesten. cash REQ. HE. 4-3500 ewes
Gan is NJ Lauer, AP. 7-71S9, W
33 ACRES; nice pasture; stream: 9
heuse: Eood e road frontsse: Ss1lm In tsT9- eSesi
area: about 20 miles D. c. Only
S27.500 or S17.5O0 for house and
barn on 5 acres. CAROLINE L
CAMPBELL. JE. 3-o173. KE; g.
IS Nj. FROM D. c., LOudOup m2c Co.
q beautiful BUNGALOW: liV. rm.
comb. kit. and din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
bath, fun hsmt., oil h.-a. heat: sit
on ! acre. on paved road: priced
$4,000. terms. Win take CT con-
tract. Terms. 8. o. BURTON
Lenah. Va; Phone Lenah 5-244a Of
s5 Nj. From D. c., Loudoup
County; new brick-and-stone ram
bier; large liv. rm.. firepl., din. rm.,
equip, kit, 3 bedrms., bath, base
board heat, garage; 2 acres; price,
$4,000. terms. S. o. BURTON.
Lenah, Va. Phone Lenah 5-2443 OF
Lenah 5-2S55. We gave other
properties IN lower price class. PA
NEAR THE MOUNTAINS
Ss-acre farm: 6-room house, bath,
8 stone chimneys, many boxwood'
Barn. granary. ONLY SIO. 600
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
S5O2' ofc.; s1s2' res; culpepeT. Va,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ACREAGE
20 acres Of tillable land in Coles
Vile area with 6-room frame house
and other outhuildings with stream.
Another 20-acre wooded land in
the Spencerville area, with a small
house. Attractive so acres In
Spencerville area, go acres tillable.
20 acres in woods.
SMITH W. ALLNuTT. sR.
JU. 9-4646 SP 4-31Q4
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

7-ROOM HOUSE on 6.700-ft. lot in
the heart Of Silver Spring vicinity
o. Bonifant and Fentoni: ideal for
offices. restaurant or any type OF
business; win remodel. redecorate
or rebuild 70 suit reliable tenant.
1924 soth ST. N.W.SEntire bldg.
2 stories and bsnlt.; approx. 14x30:
parking rear mod. and attrac.
5ess; rent. r. r. RUPERT. ST.
sToRE or once space in bsSut.
Hunting Towers shopping center.
Approx. S6xlb H. H. s-S716;
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

OPEN A BRANCH OFFICE In Rock.
Vile fastest vrowing community
in the Washington Metropolitan
area Nod ofllces In WINK Blde
Rockville Attractive rms. Best To-
cation Plenty parking space. Ideal
for business or doctors. Cali EN-.
CuLMORE shopping center, Lees
burg pike mr.. z Corners. Va. HO.
2-b3oS. or RIA 3-13o7.
atr-eond. once over
looking White House snd Lafayette
Park. Telephone answering serv-
ice included. Call ST. 3-3466.
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McLEAN--Have several choice par
GELS OF land for development pur..
poses; % to 1po acres: sewer and
sppt sSsr esI, nHT D'lPf r. iRWfN iRSWshflsfd JA f9I
1923. or FL 8-364s. ewes. --2b
90 WOODED ACRES-state road,
Reasonable terms,
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED To RENT: 1000 sa. It.
for vocational school. Second floor;
many windows; street entr.; toilet
facils. for 20 men and 3 women
Rent must be low Call ST. 3-3614
II no answer. call JU. 9-S153
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ATTENTION BuuDERsl

Shopping Center Site
First time offered for sale, 20 OF
more more, &C. acres: priced considerably
hwy, with all utilities available;
street frontage on 3 sides: short
distance south of Alexandria, To-
Gated in center OF densely popu-
lated area, Call MR.. GREEN, XII.
S-622o. Res, Ed. 9-5964.
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LOTS, ACREAGE ron SALE
(coafinuadl

WHEATON. M. Ga avs.-Beautifu
half acre wooded lots. S2-5o0 up
BERWYN HGTs.. 5oxI5S. 5. and v,
$3.50 up; other nearby IA, half
acre lots $3.50 m. BURTON
oE tx KnoSass = sso ave. and osrrei Pk..
least 54-ft. frontage: some Corners
$12. 500; y down, balance subord
IENCHER-WALKER INC, AD. 4,
2644. IA. 2-52s0. ga
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
CINDER-BLOCK COTTAGE, 32x32
overall: 8 rms, bath. large liv. rm,.
completed by Aug. 10. The house
to be succeed. the color to suit
purchaser. Large lot. 70x245, at
Cape st. John, Anne Arundel Co.,
near Annapolis. Waterfront privi-
leges. Restricted. Phone West
River 2-23oi any time after 8 pm.
for appt. IA
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Beat the Heat

In this eompletely air-cond. 3-bedrm.
brick rambler all city utilities:
conv. TO everything. incl. commu-
na, nl.x sSimpt1s ~ pI,s pcol sSoilahl. soo Al:
lse. GI mortgage. Can XII. a-O726 or
LYNCH BROS, INC.
SPRINGFIELD. VA KI. 9-575s
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hOLLANOW OWOOD-6DxlOU. luehl 1Or
aes asyshs s5SSo sSsS@ ts2nH plsns M ayail sssss ssa
SO TO 90 ACRES Of gently rolling
grass land with stream of water
and apprx. 10 acres In woods. Ideal
for that country estate near town.
or interesting deyelopment; Front.
q Of mile from main highway.
Within 80 min: drive from the
D. C. Call Mrs. Hyde at SP. 4-229l
or WO,- 6-l966. MARSTELLA Nc
40 ACRES, BeltsviIle. Montgomery
Road, ready for development: con-
For information call Mr.. MuIarkey,
JU; 9-3969. M. PAUL HANNAH,
732 18th street NV. ME. S-4100.
4 READY-TO-Go lots in cheyerly
close to Wash, -Balto. exp. hwy.
shop ctr; schools and transp;
lots. io6Sso6 on si hard 0sars SURF. sssta 'sssl
rd.. 1 mi; D, C., city water. bus
service, S1,750 each. Choice ram
bier site. ideal for horse shoe drive
with. $50 II. frontage on rd. lead
ing from Largo to Marlboro. Q mi.
D; c., SURF. by pretentious homes
ing view. $4,000. HE. 4-sSoo. Ewes.
P6ofToMAecS S'i Hunt ". .AREEwx.i ARREwisi i -tS4 to =,
acres, high elevation, cleared. in
bluegrass on county rd.. "a mi
Travilah. Four Corners and Hunt
Club. Terms. EN-. 3-0245, OIL, A.
.s-ACRE LOTS t2), nice. close lose tc
new new Rte: 2s' 8 mi. to Laurel; Ieas
kRSSsISSSToN-srL,. sPG. AREA
Lot 5ox96o, street, water, sewer in
9hay iss siRGa RsEbEkick NE e0TSon' % pERENs ERi &
SALES, INC. 1722 L street NV.
sSeRfFIcG!-corner fIcGy of River road
Kenyood Club; over a acre. Oh
BRooKHAvEN RAMBLER SITE in
nearby Va. 149-ft. frontage, 70
4. rear. 1914 II. deep, level. trees.
Excellent community. of Old Do
minion dr., 8 or 9 minutes west OF
country club. Call for details.
KEITH sI11T D; iBnRyMBA.SK nsg 4 ..T ia. q
FxikFAxA. yH.MB.sutiiul ySiSS7ii = M sn-.cr.
tract, wooded and cleared; includ-
900; terms. OWNER, ~. b-2416.
Potomac River frontage, wooded.
LHKE Hsfl BxscRofT BRxSssscsRRoons Price SlgsoiSS iot
overlooks lake. lovely trees, boating,
swimming. fishing and skating. Sell
beIow cost. terms, ASK -USi REAL
TY CO., ia. S-I252, pa
FALLS CHURCH CITY-14 70O-su.. :.
y. level lot; beaut. trees; all utili-
ties; paved street; among fine
shops. Only $1,000, terms. ASK :
USl REALTY CO.. IA. S-1252
zoo LOTS at District line: ali or
part. Builders only All utilities,
school. ShoppinR center. Call DU
7-43A3
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE. air-cond. ONCE with
telephone answering and mail serv
at an address of distinction. Cal
ST. 3-3456.
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Uer, LOIS h,str. A. District SsIs ns n,,,,s, ~ o
sehool: shopping center. Call DU
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SPOT CASH

DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for property. Free ap-
pratSals day or night. D. c. or Nd
Mr.. KITCHEN. ST. 3-7366.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

Jr and Miss Jean Rodgers. Of
Knefville spent Wednesday in
the same home
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Meadows
and twin sons az FaFmvllie spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs SIM Meadogs
lid Club Meeting
THE Throck HID club viii mcet
1he home 81 Mrs Bert Saallcy
~ Wednesday afternoon. July en-
Members are araed to attend
Concentration are extended
~ Ntr and Mrs RoDert Ut skin
u Darlington Heights al the birth
III 4 soa last week at Southsiic
Community Hospital Mrs Driskll
II Tine former Iror Mae Lowety oi
ihis connnunity
Mn and Mrs Clarence Slayton
and children of Dowdys Corner
ana MI. ana mrs Mitchell Stay
ton and family ~ Axiom. were
Visitors y. Mr. and Mrs Leonard
9laNoa Sunday afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Green Bay

Mr and Mrs G +. Mcfarland
acre Weck end guests ~ Ngs L
J NuunsliY and MIS-. Addie Nun
nally Mrs u T NunHaliy went
Hlth them to heir nome a. Alex
andr.a. sunday u spend this
~eek
Mr. and Mrs James Garnet
and daughters, Betty and Bar
bara, o. LynchDurr and their
guests judy Buchanan. Of Rhode
Island spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs c y Garrett. Bar
para Is attending the Christian
Church Camp al Camp Green
Bay this week sunday afternoon
quests Of the & r Garetts We're
Mr. and Mrs 9 f Garrett and
daughter Ruth Carroll and Miss
airline Duncan
Mrs Fldridae Chatham. Ms.
w s Cheatham and Miss Stella
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22

GaEnctt- Her daughter, Nan ~
Richmond. has been spending
some time with her
Mrs. Clyde Thackston and Miss
Elizabeth Thackston spent last
week end with her brother and
sister law Mr. and Mrs Mi
tot. Templeton. ~ Arlington
Misses Haz8l and Karen Temple
ton spent last Saturday and sun
dap With Misses Margaret ana
r anceS Southall Of Darlington
Heights
Miss Jean Mcintosh returned .l
her home IN Greensboro. Y &
WI 81 urday after spending a
11@nth IN the home NJ hnr auut.
MIS-. Emmett Doid
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY ~ AND z
You May Be a Winner Z!

Just come in and register, and You are
automatically eligible for the big door
prizes. Two big days! Drawing will be
held at 5 7. NJ. on Saturday, July -.
You do NOT have to be present TO win.
Appliance representatives will be on
hand both days to answer all your
questions.
Hs#RaA#H lsAH#4AH# H# A## @# aN8 ai
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-07-22
Don t Miss 1t!

YES. Everyone is going. Don't miss
this big event Friday and Saturday,
July u and %. This is the GRAND
OPENING of our BIG, NEW MOD
ERN SHOWROOM at 1OS East Third
Street. Come one, come all, and be
sure to register for the big prizes.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14

Jewish origins to incite and in
flame racial tensions"
Promised to Prevent Attacks
Arab representatives promised
the World Jewish Congress lead
ers that "they would do whatever
lay in their power to prevent the
exploitation of the crisis for anti
Semitic purposes. I must testify
that these men did everything
they could to avert these attacks.
A few days after one of our meet
ings the secretary-general of the
Istiqlal Party issued a statement
assuring the Jews of Morocco full
rights and condemning any anti
Semitic manifestations. At our
request this was widely published
and disseminated and, together
with incessant appeals against
violence, was broadcast from the
Nationalist radio in TangierS.
Messages were circulated in the
Arab quarters urging the people
to stay at home and to resist in
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14
Palatka, Florida
Massacre Of Moroccan Jews Averted

averted during
efforts of the moderate
French security forces Dr. Maur
ice Peazweq International Affairs Department
of the Congress- reported this week his return
from Europe where he comforting
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14

none-the-less remarkable that sim
lister and subversive forces were
thwarted in their desire to ex-
plot the crisis for anti-Semitic
ends. We must remember that
Prime Minister Edgar Faure and
the Nationalist leaders are being
bitterly opposed by their own ex-
tremists, and that the extremists
of both groups united, however
unconsciously, to use M. Gilbert
Grandval's French Resident
General who recently resigned)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-10-14

IGd0GGSs
II do not desire for a moment
to underrate the anguish, often OF
terror, through which the Jewish
communities passed, nor the stag
gering material losses which they
suffered" he stated. But it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
IS YOUR NAME HERE?
Fortune Is Awaiting
Lost Area Investors

sell and Robert s. Warren have
about $500 each.
OF the 200 persons on the
latest list supplied by Tracers
Co., the last known address Of O
majority were In the District of
Columbia. Others lived in near
by Virginia, Maryland and
Delaware.
Write to Tracers
Readers may find their own
names on the list or possibly the
name Of a relative. a friend or a
neighbor who moved away or
died. They are advised to write
Tracers Co. of America, SIS
Madison avenue, New York %.
N. Y.
In a previous campaign, in
which readers Of The Star joined
enthusiastically, 70 Of 103 miss
ing persons were found and $47,-
400 distributed. reports Dan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Social Workers
PIon Meeting in
District Monduy

The first meeting Of the Dis
trict chapter Of the new Ma
tional Association of Social
Workers will be held tomorrow
In the Congressional Hotel.
Dinner will be served at $50
with the meeting scheduled foi
1880 pm.
The association is an amalga.
nation Of seven separate sociaI
worker organizations.
First officers Of the chapter, te
be installed tomorrow. are;
Philip Schiff. chairman: Mis-.
Marjorie Murphy, vice chair.
man; Miss Alice Dodge, secre.
tary; Raymond Clapp, treasurer
and these members Of the Elk.
ecutive Committee:
William Barr, Bertram Beck
DR.. mabel Lindsay. Mrs. Grace
Parr. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. Johr
Theban, and DR.. Caroline F
Ware.
Speaker at tomorrow's meet
ing win be Henry Lee Smith, jr.
chief Of the language training
branch Of the State Department
Foreign Service Instituted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

100 Lyman place NE.
Robert I. Mccarrell. IT,. Washington
U Ia, Trgst BUILDING: Bernard Mccarthy
McClintock. American Red Gross; Alma
2: Mccormack, Boulevard Apartments;
Miss Hazel e., Mecormick; IlsI cqlum Sgs
Connecticut avenue NV; Eileen Nc
Groody, 1917 Rhode Island avenue NV;
Patricia A, McMahan. 1898 Irving street
NV. Edmond Mcnamara, Southern
Catherine E, Maloney. 1901 Irving
street NV: Albert James Maris, I'd,
Marfs S i4a9 street aysa NV M Earl ". Nay
E. Miller. 1925 Alabama avenue Sc;
SSs W a Msner M aSaa ss
street NV: William Massey Morris,
1881 K street NV; William A. Mulcahy.
Star Building; Henry o. Myers, s2s N.
Maxwell o'Hanlon. 1912 sixteenth
Helen 4 . Perkins 1899 so2l street Nv.
Bart Planie. 1850 Massachusetts avenue;
Mary Powell, 2514 Fourteenth street
John NJ. Rankin. Maryland Building;
Mary M Rector. 1861 Harvard terrace
Truss q, Russell, SIT House once Build
Edward schaab. Bog 1907; Mrs. Mar
garet Schwartz. 1900 Massachusetts ave-
nue. NV; Mary E. Scott 51S Fifteenth
ton street Rect NV; e Henry nsO ssrrano. 1873
sisssrs' aaliinsss Hospital silver Edee
k KttS sisco srsfs Greet
NV; G. Lawrence Smith. 1905 P street
NV: Maldee L. Smith. 11ls Twelfth
f ns pspt naHTss sD soa f f Pena
sylvania Avenue Station; Jessie G..
stearns, 25o5 Thirteenth street NV:
Marx stoDs b soYhs sos
Roma Park. Lionel c. Stukes, 701 Union
Trust Building; Frances subber, 1401
u Lesng Tans. sos K street NV; Miss
NV; John Thompson, 1909 Nine
Mspine csfps Robert Eve a1s
New York avenue NV. Mrs. Mary Ida
Weaver. sos. Davenport terrace; Miss
Julia Wseh E The Sonf Carrie nsapk VIII Wiz
Wolf, National bureau of Standards;
Choon Wong; 1919 Eye street NV! NV:
min Franklin station. ,..,,,
Raphael RSel' 1. zW wins 7ss Hamilton Hamilton
street.
ALEXANDRIA
Ada Dean Goodwin, 1904 Cameron
street; Frederick B. Marbut, Alexandria;
Willie A. Templeton. 310 Doniphan
~ ARLINGTON, VA.
Col; James K: Herbert, so5 Airing
North Veitch street: Marian T. Hilpp.
n nea T.. sao3 s s Walter Reed drive;
A, J. Long, lit Malvern avenue, Cher
rydale; Tobias Reep. 1928 N: Quinn
street; Victor D. Rinaldi. Us Kenmore
street; John W. Smith. 1881 Lee high
Russell A. williams. Bill Columbia pike.
LEESBURG, VA.
Kenneth Cromer, Leesburx.
MCLEAN, VA.
Donald Downs, Downcrest.
BETHESDA. MD.
Suzanne Moffett Wilson lane: Ross
Porter, $50 Maple Ridge road.
BRENTWOOD, MD.
Jane Mccain. 4514 Ivy street.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Miss Esther Ruth Baker. o3l2 Oak
rage sV COLLEGE Park. MD.
Florence H. Wallace, TAOS Columbia
avenue MT. RAINIER. MD.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD.
Mar'oe sIIvE s.os sPPiRi &c Nd:
Arthur g. Murray. z; =. D. No. /.
.TAK0MA pAkK' ND o,r,.ra
a'snu' FREDERICK. MD.
Emma T. Lamar, Commercial Bank
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Some 100000 is waiting to
be divided among 200 missing
persons, whose last known adj
dresses were in Washington or
surrounding areas.
The missing stockholders In
q varied list Of companies have
moved without notifying their
companies Of new addresses. or
they may have died and their
heirs have no knowledge Of that
investment made years ago.
One is known to have burned
her stock in the mistaken be-
lief that it was worthless.
Long since forgotten, some of
the stock certificates may be
gathering dust in old trunks
tucked away in the basement or
attic.
Up to $4,000
Their values range from q
few dollars to as much as $4,000,
according to Tracers Co. of
America, which Is conducting
the search for major corpora
tions.
The stakeholder hunt already
has supplied many surprises in
termingled with pathos and
comedy.
Malcolm Beverley, whose last
known address was 1900 Eight
zenith street NV, invested SITS
in an automobile company 40
years ago and apparently forgot
all about it. Now $500 is await
ing him or his heirs.
Maxwell O'Hanlon, who lived
at 1912 Sixteenth street NV,
has $500 coming to him from
an investment made in 1927. He
was known as an ardent globe
trotter and mountain climber.
Henry Serrano, a pastry cook
here In the 1920s. invested in a
flour mill. His company lost
track of him after he left 1882
Massachusetts, avenue NV. for a
vacation and $500 is waiting
for him.
Burned Securities
Eileen McGroody. formerly of
1917 Rhode Island avenue NV,
was known for a fabulous sense
Of humor. She threw a party to
burn stock certificates, which be-
came worthless just after the
1929 market crash-or so she
thought. Eileen or her heirs now
can collect $2,700 with or with
out the stock certificates.
Another Washington man with
a wandering urge was Edmund
Bristol Gregory, who lived at
4401 Greenwich parkway, but is
known to have moved success
sively to Indiana, Montana and
Georgia. His whereabouts now
are unknown.
All that is known Of Walter F.
Rogers and William H. Gross is
that the former is deceased and
the latter was a pharmacist.
Helen A. Perkins has $500
coming to her. Herman Julius
Fredericks and Blanche S.
Harlow have $500 each. Raphael
/. Zwinglas can claim $500.
Daniel A. HAGEN, Truss q. Rus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Cow Drinks Evidence

NORTON. Va. Oh. v. Day.
Federal alcohol tax agent. re-
ported that when he and his
fellow newcomers closed in on a
still they found a red and white
COW down on her knees drinking
from q barrel and she had drunk
half the contents" The agents
destroyed the still and the COW
staggered away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17

5koSAASSAb PASoAAClS Va 4AdSCAos
A partial list of missing stock
holders is given below with the
last known addresses:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
:, Willem Adams. 1901 Fordham road
street NV, Mary Cootes Belin. 1907
srly, Loo Eightsensh n,, street NV; yaS9o
N.Y. IsSih 4 A,.I Boyd s9SI EleysntS
ssrrisen street NV Marius sq r. CAMP eass
bell. geo Twentieth street NV: Min
ME @. Coffman, 1917 Twenty-eishth
States s Senate; Havoc g. Coulter ni Bee
1924 Forty-nfth Street NV.
Max Disson, 3O17 Dumbarton avenue;
MIS- MIS- s saTa r Doris, 1921 street NV;
Mayme Finney, Colorado Building;
M.s aesn F. F TSsd slas
s4o2 Macomb street NV.
Joseph Z. Gassin, 2700 Wisconsin
avenue; Lucy z; Gatewood, 1919 street
Bancroft place NV: John Med. Graham,
1921 Dumbarton avenue; Edith 8. Gray,
1417 Newton street NV; Edmund Bris-
William H: Gross, 1906 Massachusetts
Faye Davis Haeberle. 3322 Stephenson
place NV: David Haber, 1901 Eighth
street NV: Mrs. Helen ". Harmon, Is
Helen n. Asrsn. 200 fifteenth street
NV; Blanche 8: Harlow. .2s07 Con-
necticut avenue NV: Daniel A. Hazen.
1923 Fourteenth street NV; Alice Hill.
907 Fifteenth street NV: William s.
Hill. 1000 Cathedral avenue NV: Bessie
Hood, 2117 NJ street NV; Thomas j.
Miss Emily A. Jarvis. $500 Four
tenth street NV: Curtiss c. johnson,
GIG Nineteenth street NV.
shire avenue NV. Miss Agnes Heating.
1921 Rhode Island avenue NV: Ruth
l. .Keeier. 1913 Harvard street NV:
Rose Kiieetn. ii5s Fourth street NE
Mrs. Mildred A. Lewis. 500 Sixth
street NE: Miss Kathleen Iiden 1919
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-17
Police Cars coIorfuI

DEARBORN. Mich. tR.-One
thing about Dearborn,s police
cars: They are colorful. First
they were a creamy white, then
q burnt orange. Fire engine red
was next. Now they are being
painted a flashy yellow-"Thun-
derbird Yellow" if you please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
ToKYO'S GElSiiA DISTRICT
YIELDS UNUSUAL SOUVENIR

II you're planning trip Japan and want to bring back
q different kind of souvenir. get some kanzash.
sKnnsash" to the unuitiated those lovely 7-nch
long fancy hairpins which the Japanese Of style
uses to decorate her elaborate har-o They're also popular
with geshas and with actresses.
delightful little shop that speciaizes Ia these delicate
creations called Kanameya It's located ID the heart Of
the gesha area which Is js-packed with tiny shops filed
with luxury items
The kansashi come In silver coral tortoise shell and
gold decorated with precious stones All hand-ade some
exquisite examples of miniature carvings The silver
hirauc Family crests used these pins and were
worn BY all high-horn women.
Today. with the Western style Of hairdress becoming
popular these have sold many Of their heirlooms to
such shops Kanameya There they are purchased BY
geshas and actresses Western with long hair also
md them charming either their hair converted into
brooches or hatpns or lapel ornaments.
Prices for silver hrauchi start at about S. miniature
work art in god-plated silver. coral and jsde costs
about SIS
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Cruise Liners
Sail to Heart
|OfWiIIemstod
. WIILEMSTAn1

( q IL
one Of the highlishts Of d
Caribbean cruise Is the entrance
|of the port Of Curacao ID the
Netherlands West Indies. Ex-
cept for the largest giants Of
the sen. which dock at Caracas
Bay, q few miles east Of the
city. all ships steam up through
the narrow channel. st. Anna
Bay, which bisects colorfui WI
lenstad.
Brightly painted, gahled
houses. many Of them beautiful
examples Of old Dutch Colonial
architecture. line the water
front on both sides. And with
out exception, passengers on
their FIRST visit take q special
interest in that strange con-
traption. the pontoun bridge,
which Is pulled away before
their eyes as the ship Is skill
.sly ManeutsLso petWeen tne
Napoieonic IoIts, Wn,cn 70 py-
so ,,,.,s nAys pI0.ecseo ne larDor.
Wiiilemstaus WhaIVes are ~.
most 70 the city ana ils iame0
shopping center. reminiscent Of
old Holland. is In walking dis
lance OF most DOCKS. Curacao =
practicaiiy 2 Tree port.
Durlng the l056-l066 season
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New Water Show !.
Rendied III Florida
SARASOTA, FLA.

A spectacular water show.
staged in q q million setting ct
Sunshine Springs and Gardens,
ljust 8 miles southeast Of this
west coast resort center, Is ready
70 greet winter visitors this Sea-
son.
Main feature Of the iO0-acre
attraction Is water-skiine dare
|deviltry performed on 8 huge
water stage against . backdrop
|of q 4O0-foot- wide water curtain.
Visitors also win be able to
view exotic tropical landscaping
either by walking along luxuri-
amt paths, or gliding In electric
swan boats through . maze or
canals.
Many thousands can be seated
for each Of the four daily water
|ski shows. There Is parking for
1000 cars.