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elect Pat Priest and her finance
1t. Comdr. Pierce Jensen, jr.
The party took place at the
hosts Wesley Height residence.
Among the guests were the
Treasurer of the United States
and Mr.. Roy Priest, 1t. Valen-
tine H. Schaeffer, jr., Miss Joan
BroWnell. Miss Ann MonSees,
Miss Nancy Ellen Priest, Mrs.
Ernest Eden Norris, Air Force
Chief of Staff and Mrs. Nathan
Twining and their daughter
Miss Olivia Twining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Check Your Snobbery
With Top Drawer Test

the Atlantic off smart Biar-
ritz when she is approached by
a shark. To defend herself,
rie-Chantal seizes the dag
ger she wears (skin diving is
so faShionable).
The shark sees the cleaning
edge and exclaims in shocked
tones, "Why Marie Chantal
Can this be? A proper young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

Elizabeth and Prince Philip
pay their call.
Seasoned travellers note a
marked improvement in Ameri-
can Embassies aboard. Per-
sonnet used to be impossibly
rude. But those who survived
the great hacking away of ex-
cess staff in '53 have since
outdone themselves being nice.
It's fortunate, for there is
nothing so crushing when you
are away from your own land
than to be snubbed and rough
ly treated by your own officials.
+ v
--latest dollar-earning ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

burgh was to Norway. Nor
mally the second should be to
Denmark which was not neu-
trail during the war. Neutral
Sweden should come after that
for the royal favor.
But Denmark's ruling house
is not aWfully affluent by royal
standards and their state visit
budget for this year went to-
ward entertaining French Pres
ident and Nine. Rene Coty.
Therefore it looks as if
Sweden will get a diplomatic
plum she didn't expect and
mark deserves VIII e n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

or even the stool I'm sitting on.
I can talk to my guests, keep
an eye on dinner, serve drinks,
and wash glasses right there
on nv perch"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
The Schdeffers
Fete Pot Priest

Rear Admiral and Mrs. VAL
entine H. Schaeffer entertained
at a cocktail party yesterday
afternoon in honor of BRIDE
Evening star., 1955-01-17
APTs. UNFuRNIsHEp-p. e.

cOL0KED APT. 3 bedkms, Nv. IN !,
kit. etnette hath. Gas heat. $40
2-4509. WI sen 2-family apt. less
eaaDssSsIs tsaD sSss sls 'eSei eWSeainrxS n II,
3 rms, kif., din. bath. Laree, cheer
fui rms, S69 so. K. FAIRBAIRN, ST.
$4,000. Ewes. De. S-392S. --l7
c0L0RED-fooT ND. AVE S.W.-
SIS. so: 2 large rms. kit. and bathi
adults only. See manager On prem.
WALL Co. 1924 l4th .. nv, Apl
ceLoRSkD-D sr. ME-. n, Ietk
adults. csI 'iio-z. Y. e 5. JoHksToNN,, j
c6IoasEaSMlsfAEsEEr asIael n. s.E.. /
EIizsbeth, soliins Air risid. red,
TffAngle-0ii heat. larEe yard
rms, kit., bath. 2nd fr..s $50. CAL
70 70 & Y. D. JOHNSTON Hul
C0IoRED IoiS = sos4 sra 81. NJ -
Hrand.n apt. hoqse; Lee, Lynn, Lynn
saaip fisshens ss and bsth nfasaI ssns
$3.50 no. eau Mr.. bUVAII pI
coIoRED--s1I slp5I SOUTH CAROLINA
AVE. E.Es--3-fTn-, kitehen-and-nnt ntk
apt. Rent, S49.5D mo. Call Mr..
DUyALi.. DL 7-64t)0. lis
C0LORED--SR25 18th 81. NM
rms kit. and bath: utils. furnSi
entire 3rd A.; $50 mo. DU. T-6413.
C0LoRED-lssi e5th sT, NV
I've rms. and bath, SS5 80. Ray
NV, 81. 3.S464 - s..7slI - 3 s.
= blk. from 14th ST. stores anc
cariine--Icyeiy liv. rnl.. bedrn-
kit. bath. rear porch: neElx. deco
rated: lheat and sas included. PEI
janifor, SIGLER a Co. RA. 3-343I
aC0LORED-$66 PER NO. plus utilt-
ties. 8 rooms. kitchen and bath
near 18th and Sheriff I'd. ne; 81
C0l5SSiRiE;D--s ;lIi5S Ems. KIT. ANn
BATME Elec: gas and heae xurn
C6IoRE1b. COS Ii ST. N.K.--Liy. rln.,
bedrm., din. rm., kit. pvt: bath: all
uttls. furn.; S08 mo. Open. HE
coEORRD--N.W., li,5 1 VIC. WASH. cTR.
S56--Attrac., ige.. newly redec. L
bedrm. ant. avail. immed. DREY-
FUSS BROS. 1913 18th st. nv. Ma,
S-fl5S0. ---19
Evening star., 1955-01-17

ARL., sie B. IrviuR- -bedsm.. semi.
det. brick avail now II not open.
ceii occoQuan lva.l 67-J-ss a0s
4 GIRLs--8722 N. H. ave nv. cti
Ca. ave: o rms. bath. ) bedrnt.:
SIPS Incl. heat, Wills RA. 8-2o36.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
ACTS. uNFuRNlsaEp-NA.

fs-rA~~sezr--a.az~-r~s-z.nalu
lARL.--Air-eond. !, bedrm. mod. best
sec aniet neiehh hoEhood. no children.
ARLINGTON, Columoia pike &c Fred.
eriek ST.. Magnoiia Gardens--Ayail
now, beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 3 large
bedrooms, latest In kitchen EQUIP.
meal pArQuet 1Oors Venetian
Rs. sssssss sssssSssass sssso ssls issa ssa iss sse
ARL. CLOsE-INl and 3 hedrms.,
modern. bsantiful view. Quiel
gCSdsd s,SS Cd. area; re-. ;,. Ms shildEsn. So g g
3aE 2aa,n y; s.. rishs q. ,i,pId4 e dss4 10Th "a
ARI.-1closss RI soss neW ssfsic,eneses:. 81 les.
and . hedrms.: best neigh borhood;
$72.6O. S7g. 30 and SOS; near Gleht
I'd $40 Columbia pike. --I7
ARN.--Best StSt4osf 4 Aad g nedrnas
S7p.60 to SgS: near Gleho I'd. 40l4
AkiiNoaossli fIilin@sla slxe and sedrn.. Al,
walking dist. % Ari' Hail and ran. .ri.
odiph Peyton School; quiet wooded
area; S79.5o to ss5. 40i4 colum-
ARI.yNew Ne; duplex home apt. !
bedrms., rec: nm; Giose-in, quiet
asILToN asalo inS ui,Is Phsk K ARA, sls eonyI ls /,
PentaEon--Lge, apt. 8 rms, 2 baths
lots OF closets: all utiIs. furn. Si3C
mo. Mr.. BARBER. ia. 7-2997,
ewes. and Sun. KE. f-S705. -11
ARLINGTON (Westoverl Newly dec,
dininE sleosv,e. kitehen. bedroom s VSrss SIss
bath: automatic laundry facilities
STORAGE space, Rent. $40. EM. 2,
|PARKINGfoN COnisiUNrrY--Excei.
modern and nfortabie iiVirs, n
this fine residential area; avail
immed.; exceptionally big hedrms.
separate dining aicore, modern lit.
incl. garbage disposal; niaster Ty
antenfa, plus the c6nveniencc oi
ssoraes and laundry facillt.es ses
APTS,, 60S y. Pollard s.; Gust "a
4.i79e or SHANNON q LncTIs Co,
oNE- E-BEDRM. APT. nj. Wash blvd. !.
Ess, i IS $50 :sa. ia: s.sssa. 81 8;
Heat and water inrn.i 2 rms:
kit. bath. No children or pets. $6t
mo. Apply 1918 Prince St, Alex.
| II. QUINN III sT., ARI..--one-bedrm
apt. available now: rental. SIS. Cal
/ ONE BLK FORT MYER. modern gar.
Iden.type apt. bldg; hdrm.. S64.60
z nedrms.; e y; %sn4.6O, plus utils.; ~
Evening star., 1955-01-17

COLLEGE Entire LIST floor,
Iiv. rm. with firepI.. din. riris,. bed.
rna., kit. and bath. AL rooms large,
very attrec.: adults only. $6S, incl
ali utils. wa. 7-60S0; ewes. ~.
ROCKViIlLE--s1 and 2 bedrooms. iiv.
ing room. dinette, kitchen, bath and
rear screened porch; near schools
and shopping center; &65 70 $50 pei
month. pO. 2-3003. ---I9
MT. RANiER - 3-room apt. Utils.
turn Pvt. entrance. WA. T-87s4,
4aoe EMERSON ST.. Hyattsyille---i :
bedrm. apt: redee. See tanitor u
hsfnt apt, or call 10. 1-37S3 .-2l
TAKOMA PAkK-- bedrms.. liv.. rm..
xisnette, kit, bath. all uttls.. adults.
Ss5 mo. Ju. 5-4432 ia y
TAkOMA RARK--A nice apt; liy.
rin., dinette. kit, bedrm. and bath,
ali utiis.: adults only; $50. Wa.
5-tsD3O: ewes, JU. a-4TB3s
TAK0AEA PARK One -hedrrn. apt,
pvt. entr.; on express huslins. 500,
incl. iltils. Adults. JU. 5-sIgS. ri .
SILVER SPRING Now avail. newly
dec. 2 rms. kit. and pyt. bath;
excel. closets space; laundry facil.,
SILVER sffkiNG.-i and 2 bedrms
a and 5 large rms.l:. $3.50 %
$3.50, incl utilS. he. 4-7014.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
AVAILABLE

Newly decorated. l and Q bedrooms;
convenient to shopping, Aschools,
churches and Transportation. 10
min d, g. via Shirley highway. Of
fee hours, 3 70 5 weekdays 9Aturr
Tenn. ave, Alex., Va.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
APIS. uAFuRN.--p. c. tcsui.,
GEORGETOWN
Capitol Plaza

Bedrm.. living Tm.. kit. bath IN apt.
house: recently rsmodeled S95 mo.
IA. s-8700 or HO. 2-6742.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
MOVING. PACKING. sToRAGE

RETURN LOAD RATES 10 Kentucky.
N. and 3. Carolina. and all pctnta
south; van leAying next 3 DAYS,
Gall CURTIS MOVING n sTQRs
AGE CO.. Oh. 9.do1S. ~-rl
ALC0NN MOVES local. long dist: 4.
pedrm; apt, $2b; 2.pedrIn. apts
|EpHiaiAN Hi MOVING AND srORAGR
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your fn0Tfng, ttora9e.
Reas. IA. 9-2937; sves., RAs 3-l4lo,
GESERAI. MOVING AND HsyiiNqi
any time ReaS. rates. 1919 1lth
lcfiEsfEk M6vEiis fsse. Or smail "
do them ati, Clean. courteous, reas.
ST $500. ia gs0iI6. ewes
LIGHT HAULING, local snoyinH
beaches . specially 8 y. MORHt&
TU 2-1ibtl or III 0-zsHe
MOVE ny Mftl-~-flolIie or bus. ahoft
or long notices: eztra eeTvices: Aiy
time sensibty priced Lu, 1.Ah00
MOVING ACROSS TINE STREET ~
across the country, safe storage IN
sepsrete f0ofns expeTt pAcklng.
Phone NO 7-Oi14, UNION gTpNs
ACE Co. INC, established 1905.
Evening star., 1955-01-17
HOUSES FURNISHED

ARI.., sie B. 1ryiug--9- -bedsn., semi.
det, brick avail now. II not open,
call OccoQuan fva.l 67-J-ee. sos
4 GIRLs-3722 N. H ave nv. %
Ga. ave; 8 rms. bath. j bedrmea:
SIPS Incl. heat. wills. RA. 6-2gas.i
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY rARK -
6emidetached Listnx room, dining
5opIa; larae n nicely U, |. sayippsf kitehss. sss
rage. IMEz cusTIARD. RRALIQh
|FpRN. -tlNFURN.--ya. Forest. Z. c,:
$ss20-SiSS. exceptional 7-Sfn. culbn~
lei; ideal eftexfAtrl.s rhildyes. Avaik
Feh. Il; long Lease. JE. 4-14eT. --e3
ID. H. CszARasKNts-S-rm. briek. d.
siFabie location, 10 Minis. dewnteNnf
bEnit.. yaTd; 41zb. WA. T-4s0e. --2a
wYCHlENG AVE- near Columbia Fd.
-.-Attfaetiye home of 9 bedrms.. 2
easns s,ss Es hs.. W r1; ss.sa 50 na,.ss ~ ea
LitHgkSIgNs III CO. 1873 y 4. NV ~
AnLIN6rON, nRsCK BuNGALoN
pss . No. ssoe ]. sth .. "a r. NS-osss.
'N.w.--s-bedrm. brk., nssiy dsc.: ~.
dln. rms: kas NV ~: 2 incl; pchi:t
sAr.i transp. $50 mo. u. s-isss.
CoMrrxTRLY FURnrsmED HONS
for rent fcr g mos, with option fnr
years isass. enc n TIE nfisst resi.
Dental sections IN N. Afl.: beauti-
fully laadscapsd yard; Tor 2 nduite
only; bsst rs5s $1Is no Aitsr
F;a15n Jal fsn slssss. asss VIRGINIA WIT ~!
aILyER eFMIN0 - s-bs4rm. hcuse,
sss s1zSi esas., . hss.s. hss..ss. .s So ,s.ss scs1
hoods. Cis 9-s4SS. I'll
|1.HEpM0Oal fprnisbe1 heasss neef
msnih. "a. S-9S6s. III
|1Stl spsh RI. NJ -snsll fsFHisht1
FNtE- l bath NAeeLss 80. Gall
NJ. norafr, 9AlzuCz INC. pa
p0lt Cifcie. Do, J-tzS4 III
|DUFONT CTRCL3 AREA--k kxselisxt
lCsgtlcn, ettsactivfly f1xnisHsa 4.
sfUE mo- DU. 7-D12E. - p
FALLS CMURcB - 1 hsdrns.. inei.
front peFch. IN. xsAg eeuig. kitx
%sasal,. ss.si pszos IRzEra o. "A.
|CMEyT CEASE. D. csseaat III.
driVe4Gys aarhEs. 2z0ns 10. f-96TDs
|GROmGEToWM - Kxcepti0nnliy ~
tfnEtase Gfnan hg1se for Ffnt -.
and Mar. eniy. no. 2-zTtl' -.
W. ~ ~ ~, w, isis. ~; r..l s;it1y5 sty5
~ mo.. fufihar details, klte4 MnIlin.
II. h TURNER, RkALIOB
800 vsA s &w. hm s-ftcs
Evening star., 1955-01-17

COL0REn---l3a3 CLIFTON 81. NV
- Elevator bldg. beautifully deco
rated; Venetian blinds; rooms.
kitchen. bath; $50 80; . rms, kit.
loeated Du. f-5s5a ---23
FOOTE SITS. NE. DE luxe. 2-hed-
rm.. hy. rnl., kit. bath apt, in mod.
BIDS s tnamsd ,,os,s cssup 4. Key q once
TIES Builders. 5ol 42na st. ne,
coLoKEp--stsn Iiah 81. Nv
large room, kitchen, seFalipvts bath;
all utilities; S45. p. j. WALsHE.
INC. Ills Eye st, NV. Ma. s-646s.
coLoREp--NR. .na AND b srs.
K.W.---F'ront apt, iurn. or. unfarnt,
on the lst End and ird floors: all
low rentals RE. 7-a5s7. RA.
ColoRSiED--s ROOMS, kitchen and
utilities. co. 5-2ssa, IA. 9-aa4S.
coLoREp - .RASDAIL coMssu-
NIFTY Selected. quiet neighhors:
lge. liv,-din. kit. area: hiF hedrm,
and bath; all modern; $50 80, plus
utiis.: T0-72 Eve st: s.w. see BAKER,
Sa sae1 4 SsfSsaSs ssNoEk WON.
AN or man; 1-rms, kit. and bath
apt, blk. from strtetcAr IN nv.
section: 500 mo. NO, S-31a9. III
COlORED---is BEDRB1S.. Nv rn.,
Kitchen and bath; adults preferred;
SAT so, incl. utiix.. ia 18th st.
Sc. Ii. 6-hTt6. III
Evening star., 1955-01-17
ApARTMENTs WANTED

WHO WANTS TE1tANTsa :.
u have good tenants for furn. and
unfurn. apts. ID p. c.. 81 TeeA.
fee. can MANDEL. AD. A-3400,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
FBI Mans Injuries Fatal,
Two Norfolk Youths Held

NORFOLK. Va. April "a up.
"A Norfolk-stationed Federal
Bureau of Investigation agent
died Saturday night in Princess
Anne County from injuries re-
ceived when he repeatedly was
attacked by two youths after a
minor traffic accident.
Joseph A. Lehman, 43, died a
few minutes after he was
knocked to the ground by a blow
in the abdomen as he stood be-
side Virginia Beach boulevard.
near Chinese Corners. He struck
his head on a hub cap of an
automobile as he fell.
Two young men are being held
in the Princess Anne County jail
charged with murder. After al
legedly forcing a car containing
Mr.. Lehman. FBI Agent in =
Charge Ray FaiSst and Mrs
Faisst off the road. the two
youths stopped their station
wagon and attacked the two
agents.
Witnesses said the two T'BI
agents warded off most of the
blows. seeking to avoid a fight,
and did not strike back.
When Mr.. Lehman fell back
wards to the ground the two
youths ran back to their station
wagon and drove away.
Several minutes later, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Holy Cross Senior
Wins Debate Title

Kathleen Moore, IT, Holy Cross
Academy senior, won the Catho-
lie Youth Organization of WASH
ington high school debate title
yesterday at Gonzaga High
School
Miss Moore defeated Sheila
Reynolds of Notre Dame Acad-
envy, Paul Page of Gonzaga High
School, and Larry Smith of
Archbishop Carroll High School
in the finals. The four had pre-
viously been selected as the best
debaters this year in the Wash
ington Catholic Forensic League.
A championship plaque went
to Miss Moore. daughter of Mrs.
Margaret Moore of 5425 Con-
necticut avenue NV, and a sill
yer trophy to her school.
Judges yesterday were Charles
B. Murray, president of the Dis
trict Bar Association, and Charles
A. Ford and Joseph A. Cantrel,
lawyers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Law Society
To Meet Here

The annual meeting of the
American Society of Interna-
tional Law will open Thursday
at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel.
The three-day gathering will
be devoted to discussion of cur
rent developments in interna-
tional law and international re-
lations.
Philip c. Jessup, professor at
Columbia Law School and for
mer United States Ambassador
at-large, is president of the So
ciety. He will speak on Power,
Facts, and Law at the opening
session at 8:15 pm.
Three panel discussions are
scheduled for Friday.
Morehead Patterson, United
States representative for the
international Atomic Energy
Agency negotiations. will discuss
Atoms for Peace and the Inter-
national Community" at the So
ciety's dinner on Saturday.
Others scheduled to speak at
the dinner are Sir Leslie Knox
Monro, New Zealand ambas-
sador, and Senator John j.
Sparkman, Democrat of Ala
bama.
All the sessions are open to
the public except the dinner
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Goats & CT
Crown Zip
CITY OF WASHINGTON. D. c. ALE,
Abbotts Sewing Machine Co. b.
523 | 18th St. NV. 81
Ben Franklin Store Re
47ll Marlboro Pike 81
Congress Park 5-lOc Tn
1927 Sovonnoh St. Sc. 10
D. Cohen e
4lo 9th St. Sc. 6l
Dee's Fabric Shop
1896 Park Rd. NV. ANN
District 5-lOc Store Ell
439 7th St. S.W.
District Heights 5-lOc BETh
7lO6 Marlboro Pike
Fobrics Inc. 50
8l5 II St. NE.
GoIdenbere Co. II
7O4 K St. NV.
Gordon's, Inc. CAPT
220l Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Hondee 5c-$l Store So
18th and Good Hope Rd. NE.
Idols Dept Store cLIk
56Ol Georgia Ave. NV.
Kennedy 5-lOc Store
44O Kennedy ST, NV,
H. S. King No.
2OoI 18th St. NV. ell
Lee 5-loc Store
2ol4 Rhode island Ave. NE. FALL
Lewis 5-loc Store AZ
48ll Georgia Ave. NV. Al
S. M. Mcbride Co., Inc. Pc
100 H ST. NE. lC
Mid-City 5-lOc Store pr
l4l2 18th ST. NV. If
Morton's 5-loc Store v,
623 7th St. S.W. ~
Peter Pan 5c-sl Store
1910 7th St. NV. IVA
Polon's 5c-$l Store A,
2453 18th St. NV. 81
Rheims 5c-$l Store d.
$500 18th St. NE. "a
Rhodes 5-loc Store o.
All n St. NE. "a
Stanley 5-loc Store
o05 9th St. Sc. LExI
StonIeys Stores, Inc. :.
22O7 4th St. NV.
Stor 5-lOc Store '"
l744 7th St. NV.
Tokono 5-loe Store WILT
6oO6 4th St. NV. NJ
Thrift 5-loc Store VIZ
1887 lst St. NV.
Wohrs Dept. Store
$50 H St. NE Be
West End 5c-$l Store IL
1892 Penno. Ave. NV. Ho
40
kotionoI choins
G. c. Murphy No. 1855 -''
1914 St. NV. Sc,
Seors Roebuck No. 1884 W
81 BIodensbure Rd.
Seors Roebuck No. 1874
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV Tn
ARLINGTON:
Tom and Doris Fowler
30l4 Columbia Pike H.
Hondee 5c-$l Store ~
26l9 Columbia Pike
Leon Fobries
$3.50 Columbia Pike Nc
PoIons 5e-sl Store 1890
BIS Glebe 3D. WIFE
Roberson's 5c-Sl Store Grt
ATS Lee Hiohwoy ~
Robertson's 5c-Sl Store Tn
687l N. Foirfox Or. "
WHOLESALE
Distributed by the Coots 6 Clerks Sal
wholesale distributor:
EooIe Sales Co.
4lo lst ST. NE
WASHINGTON,
ub&-%ee
Upper
J Family
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
BY the Associated Press

Secretary of Agriculture Ben
son arranged to leave today for
tour of the dust bowl" area
of the Great Plains.
He hopes to shape a program
to combat destructive wind ero-
sion there.
His three-day tour, to be made
by military transport plane and
car, will take him through parts
of Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas and New Mexico. In these
States more than 10 million
acres Of land have been severely
damaged by wind storms in the
winter and spring. He plans to
return here Thursday night.
There is fairly genera. agree
ment among agricultural experts
that the periodic dust storms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

Truman said his position on the
controversial Dixon-Yates issue
is well known and declined to
discuss it further.
Ramp Festival Speaker
He was the featured speaker
at the festival yesterday.
The festival is sponsored by a
civic club in honor of ramps. a
foul-smelling cousin of the wild
onion which unaccountably is
considered a delicacy by many
East TennesSeans.
In a town where he polled only
20 of 400 votes in 1948, Mr.. Tru-
man made a speech pleading for
tolerance, saying: Just because
your neighbor doesn't always
agree with you. you don't fall
out with him" He largely
abided by his statement: ST
never make a political speech on
Sunday"
Praises Clement
He did. however, give Gov.
Clement a political pat on the
back at news conference, CALL
ing him 1.-The type of young
Democrat who can keep the
party active and in Office"
Gov. Clement has been men,
toned as possible national con-
vention keynoter and perhaps
vice presidential candidate ma
terial for 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25

CIork's
Zippers
ALEXANDRIA:
Borbys Fobrics
623 BelIeview Blvd.
Ben franklin Store
SAB Belleview Blvd.
The Dime Store
1906 Mt. Vernon Ave.
G. c. Murphy Co. No. 1913
GIG King St.
ANkANDALE:
ElIcott's 5-loe Store
BETHESDA:
Bruce Voriety Store
5000 Arlington Rd.
Yord Goods Center
7l09 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS:
Ben Franklin Store
1904 Central Ave.
CLINTON:
Ben Franklin Store
FAIRFAX:
EIIieott's 5-1oe Store
FALLS CHURCH:
AIDES Co. of Virginia
470 leesbure Pike
Peter Pan 5c-$l Store
1865 w. Broad St.
Robertson's 5e-$l Store
lO6 E. Brood st.
Yorn 6 Fobric Center
l64l7 Arlington Blvd.
HYATTsVILLE:
Akmon's
54O3 Annapolis Rd.
Peggy Lee Fobric Shop
7437 Annapolis Rd.
Reems 5-loc Store
1913 Londover Rd.
LEXINGTON PARK:
Lexington Park Variety Store
The Joy Shop
MCLEAN:
Mclean Variety Store
Old Dominion Drive
nat. RAINIER:
Ben Franklin
2207 Vornum ST.
Howard 5-loc Store
4O08 Gath ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Air Raid Drill
Educational
Drive Planned

The District Office of Civil
Defense is planning an educa-
tional program to prepare the
public for Nation wide air raid
drill on June 1915.
The public will be asked to
familiarize itself with the new
air raid signals. There are now
only two-the alert" a steady
five-minute blast meaning evac-
uation routines are in effect, and
the take cover" signal, a three
minute rising and falling wall
meaning attack is imminent.
Citizens will be asked to have
automobile gas tanks at least
half-full, portable battery radios
in readiness, and a three-day
supply of food and water on
hand.
No actual evacuation will be
attempted. but persons will be
asked to leave whatever build
ingS they are in when the signal
sounds and go to their assigned
transportation.
Further instructions will be
publiciZed later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Benson off to Dust Bowl
To Seek Erosion Curb

that sweep across the plains can
be laid mainly to drought, mis-
use and abuse of land.
Much grassland was plowed
up during the World War II
period when there was a demand
for all the wheat that could be
produced and prices were high.
Mr.. Benson's program will
seek return of much cultivated
land to grass, but how he will
seek to accomplish this is a
question. Many farmers say d
successful program of this kind
will require Government help in
the form of subsidies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Truman Wants
IVA Saved

NASHVILLE. Tenn, April rs
P.-Former President Truman
told newsmen today the EiSen-
hover administration is trying
to sabotage the Tennessee VAL
ley Authority.
Mr.. Truman carefully avoided
political talk yesterday while
attending the second annual
Ramp Festival at Cosby in Re-
publican East Tennessee. But
he spoke out strongly today in
favor of iva. He explained that
yesterday was Sunday and for
that reason he wanted to avoid
controversial matters.
Without iva, the South
would never have the industrial
centers it now has," Mr.. Truman
said at a news conference. :" j..
there would be no such thing as
rural identification"
Voted for iva in 1884
He said "this administration"
went into Office with the objec-
tive of running IVA" by turn
ing it over to the rich Mr..
Truman said he has been inter-
ested in IVA since he first voted
for it in 1884.
Mr.. Truman added:
You can't sit by and let these
people sabotage iva. :. unless
we get in there and work (for
preservation of TVA) we'll lose
all we've gained in 20 years.
. wait minute, wait a minute
here. I didn't mean to get all
wound up"
The former President spent
the night here as a guest of Ten
nesSee Gov. Frank Clement. Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
HYATTSvILLE:

Akmon's
5403 Annapolis Rd.
PEGGY Lee Fobric Shop
7437 Annapolis Rd.
Reems 5-lOc Store
1913 Londover Rd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
Trouble-free tipping
GUARANT Fed
or your money back

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hotmoded Of metato put end all the usual Upper troubles
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from jamless Rocking Slider to Bondfast enamel for
highest resistance chipping Upper good that it's guaranteed
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With the See Thru PAX and Automatic Selfseeco you
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So for toubeee tipping and oubee shopping the stores
listed to the right and buy Coats Clars Crown Upper
with the moneyback guarantee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-25
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given to the public
that Potomac Electric Power Company
on April Is, 1855, filed with the State
Corporation Commission Of Virginia
new revised schedules making changes
in its existing rates and charges. The
proposed changes are designed to in
crease the revenues Of the Company. An
investigation of the proposed changes
has been entered upon by the State
Corporation Commission and hear
ing on such new schedules has been
set for 1000 Am. on April %, 1855,
in the Courtroom of the Commission,
State Office Building, Richmond, Vir-
ginia, at which time and place members
of the public generally may appear and
present such relevant data as may be
desired and be heard. The new sched-
ules showing the proposed changes in
existing rates and charges are on file
with and may be seen at the office of
the State Corporation Commission and
may be reviewed at any business office
Of the Company.
State Corporation Commission