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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

WESTERN SADDLES. brides, hack
amore bits, saddle blankets. spurs,
pearl button shirts, frontier pants,
Western boots. felt Western hats,
from $3.50 up. Ladies and mems
lewis. STOMBOcK'S FE. 3-1376,
327S M st. NV.
PROFESSIONAL, hand-tooled. ropine
saddle, foam rubber, quilted seat,
breast collar and bride to. match:
pad and new Navajo blanket and
cinch:- $500. ALBRIGHT FairvieW
o-sIUf, a
WANTED 90 to 80 Holstein yearlins
heifers. prefer purebred. EN-. B.
54O1 after d pm.
POLLED HEREFORD BULLS. 3 fine
registered c. R WIRE, Sperryville,
Va. 1855. or OIL. 2-7527 ID. c..
BEAUTIFUL PURE-BRED MARE.
chestnut. l6 hands. with papers:
to be used for breeding or for ex-
perienced rider. LO. 5-11lS, 4
HORSE BLANKETS. sale, $3.50 UP
in colors: all sizes. SPECIAL PRICES
ON HORSE SHOW EQUIPMENT.
Everything for riding,
STOMBOCK'S SADDLERY. FE. g.
1924, 327S NJ st. NV.
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POULTRY. RABBITS. EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WIRTHMORE FEEDS, baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE.
6I9 K st. NV. NE. S-00S9.
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BUILDING MATERIAL
SALE
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FOR
ONE WEEK
BEGINNING SATURDAY, MARCH 3

800 doors, variety Of sizes and patterns to
choose FROM values up to $7.5O--------ea. $3.95
200 doors, values up to $5----------------ea ZoO
Extra nice French doors -----------per pair 1UO0
Full-length mirror doors, worth $25------ea. 1000
Also large selection of odd and end DOORS from 100
New steel doors, 3x6.8 -------------------ea 8'0O
Good pine flooring tyou haul from Yard
per m. $500
2x6s 2x8s, under loft lengths ------ bd. 1T. .O5
Long length undreSsed framing, 2x6s, 2x8s,
2Xl0S per m 70O0
Extra good random width sheathing, per m. 1000
Double-hung windows, large selection, each
from 500
Georgia pine, 4xl2 by 10 ft----------per m. 1000
Georgia pine 2x12 by "a ft.-----------per m. 5000
SKIS, 3x1os, 3x12s, 10 it., IL it., IA IT, lengths,
per m. 5000
Dressed 2x10s by IA ft.---------------per m. $500
Undressed 2x4s, any length -----------lin It. .04
Undressed 3x4s suit. for fencing or heavy
framing lin. 1T. .06
Iron fencing ------------------------ per IT. so
Various sizes window sash, for hot beds, ETC.,
from so
PIPE STEEL BEAMS, RADIATORS, TOILETS,
BASINS TUBS, ETC, AT REDUCED PRICES.
NO CHARGE FOR DELIVERY
In Amounts of $25 or More Within 25-Mile Radius
ABC DEMOLITION CORP.
1881 JEFFERSON DAVIS HIGHWAY
PHONE OF. <-875S
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ri Fl SPEAKER. 8 In; Univ
speaker and tweeter; in beaut
mahogany cabinet on iron legs,
Like new. Sacr. at $50. WA q
114S.
LAWN MOWERS, S.: power movers
S25: lawn mower parts. 1888 R. !
ave. ne. rear. Sat. and Sun only
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DOWNTOWN-Clean. extra-spacious
dbleS.: ldry. TV ,priyIs.; 81 per


NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. BATH
and shower. Men only. So week anc
UP. Apply at l716 Eye st. NV.
1914 18th ST. NV. The Flora
water: elev. bldg. IS
BEAUTIFUL ROOM in new home
best NV. sect; for empl. lady. adj
bath; air-cond. EN-. 2-72eS. y
CONN. AVE, near Shoreham-Largt
14x20 studio rm. adjacent tile bath
tub and shower; daily maid; pvt
entr;: free park: no. 2-6334. -
SON. large room and closet, KY
18th ST. NV, 1908, downtown
ileges. FE. BLISS: HU. 3-9724.
3OO5 IIth ST. next Columbia I'd
Beaut,, fri. rm. with pvt; entr;; next
.2sII Modern. attractively
furnished studio room. +
1856 QUE ST. NV, The Kennert-
Sgle;, rms; with run. water on Isl
c Ii Ri AVE, mr.. sheraton-',k
Hotel Next bath: pvt. home gentle
man; SO wk, AID. 4;3993; .
DIfONl IlhN II, loI1 lJtH 81
Ego Tm.' a a5S f fp9r: next BATH attn
DUPONT CIRCLE. Riggs pl. NV
l715-Attrac. room: empl. youns
woman. $50 month. DE. 2-9s40
ONE BLK. CoNN.-Bright. attrac.
rm.,, pvt. pch., semipyts bath; de-
sirable ocation. HUI. 1884. A.
1929 MONROE .ST.--Bright End a.
M Sh tth iF
Foam bed. {ss; closet; ali pSiyileEss;
9 SEPARATE ROOMS. near bath.
1853 1897 N ST. II NV NwM d aI5t2S room 4
running water. maid service; $40
wk: Call DI. 7:472T. IS =
WY0. AyE.--sele., pvt bath. s
min. TO ST.: newly furn. Settee,
steinvay: SIS mo. DU. 7-slsa. :,
CLEAN, well-turnished rms. LIST
f., with 3 windows; SO per wk.
Apt also. AID 2-4SS1.
NICE BIG ROOM, Jewish home. good
transportation. RA. 3-046s, IS
DUPONT CIRCLE - Sitting bedrm;
refgr., hot plate; S45. 1888 10th
,i i. n HARVARD yM '-s ST.. N.w.-sTisbt
m nSniG En-. rms 2:si fR G IT, = 5-5 IS
RANDALL HOUSE 1923 N St. Hu
3-7474-Join friendly young crowd
bowling, dancing, ping pong. glee
club. house orchestra; laundry, TV
switchboard: rms. S25 to S35 mo
Ice. STUDIO RIM. pvt mod. bath,
LIS reas TIA a-ob6I e
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ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S W.

ROOMS FuRN.-S.E.-S w.
1 BLK. PA. AVE. mr.. Navy Yd =
SCI, o., dbl. rms. 921 E st. Sc. Ii.
LARGE. ATTRAC. BEDRM., bath;
phone, kit. privils: VIVA bus at
door; gar. avail. LII. 1866. =
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.
ARL.--Master bedrm.. conv. transp.
and shopping. ia. 1851. -"
Mr.. INTERSECTION, Columbia pike
and Glebe I'd juliet home. gentle-
man; min. to Pentason or Navy
NR. PENTAGoNmBeaut. loo; ise.
frt. cor. rm., , closets. new. home,
pvt. bath. Gentleman. OF. 4-7a49.
CHEvERLY. MD.-Lse. dble. nm,
NICELY furn; pvt; bath. phone and
T IS6a breakfast 9 If desired. AP. .
ARL., near Pentason-Double hotel
rooms. Gay or week; also family
FGRS. ROOM With pvt. bath;
kitchen priyileges;. nice residential
section: u block from Wash. Alex,
busline. XII; 9-1702. "A
N. ARL.--5sles.. dbies.. twin beds,
R tub: mr.. f Hecht'si Dfi JA s-7 s u
ALEX.-Attrac. rm,. next bath. tele-
serene DnShs p ~. s-9p it n0e' excel o"'
ALEX.-Lge. furn. rm., pvt. bath
pvt. entr.; conv to airport. restau-
rants, transp; l OF . gentlemen
pref. TIE. 6-S252 latter $50 PM
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CT,IJR MASON

1926 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV
De luxe living in club residence
for business ladies and men. S9les
and others: SlS-S22 so week IN
Guiding meals and hotel services.
NO. 1910. liz
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1912 G ST. NV.


See MRS. HILL, Manager
COLORED - GIG WESTMINSTER
ST. NV front rms, , back
rms, home PRIVILEGES. MISS MAR
+ TIA RIVERS. DE. 1872 II
C0LORED-FURN. RMS. and bsmt
apt. Children accepted: 1440 Fair
mont st. NV. See after D pm.
COLORED-a Ice. RMS, l front
| rear, in quiet home: reasonable;
privileges; will accept / or = chill
dren. RA. 6-34T3. 4
COLORED-I63O CORCORAN ST
N.W.--Warm single rm., all privi-
leses: s. week. AID. 2-lS7l. =
COLORED - FURNISHED ROOMS
for working people only, RIA. g.
5000. .
COLORED-NICE ROOM for rent;
for a lady and space for a car
COLORED - 1855 ONTARIO RID
NV. Back room, incl. porch;
large front rm.: cpl. with children
will care for children while parents
work; all privileges. AID 4-5l0l.
COLONEL FURN. RMS. Il extra
lge). both with twin beds; empl
ladies only: COW. to transp. TU.
2-445S 5
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UkFURN., D. e. tcens.

CHOICE SUNNY APT. near U. s.
Capitol: $50 so per mo: Call BOSS
& PHELPS, INC, MA $4,000. -
SOUTHEAST, best location; roomy j.
Pedrm. apt IN modern garden;typs
5000. -
VIC. SUPREME COURT-1st A.. lse.
rooms, ali mod. cow: safeEay
in next block. IL 3-6l1O ewes.
1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-a-bedrm.
front apt. redeeorsted; downtown
loe.; SIS mo-. utiis. incl adults
only. Res. mgr, Apt. "a. -
SOL lith ST. N.w.-Bedrm.. hv.
rm.. kit. dinette and bath; modern
bldg; newly decor: utilS. Incl,
$3.50. H. c: REINER CO.. 4l2
9th st. NV. RE. 1924. Ill
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV.
One a-bedrm,. apt. with porch,
SEQ ssg; l-osgT or "a from ses; one en-;
stoves; ali utils. incl; elevator.
Close transp. See res. mgr. Apt. Jos.
NICE SIZE BRIGHT ROOMS, util-
tiles incl. Ress. rent. 1922 sth
9.e G ST. NV Ice. rm.. kit.
oinette space, bath. porch. Rent
Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s. a
1856 MINTwOOD PL. NV bed
ine mel Ho q. a-sSio. N BIZ. 9es5a4' o
l63: ID ST. N.E.--Bedrm., l!v. rm.,
kit; and PVT. bath on Ind n. Utils.
incl. 500. II. 4-O6S1. "A
DUPLEX-4-family bldg; bed
rm,, liv. nm, dinette. kitchen and
neat and hot water. Apply resident
MGR. $50 Randolph ST. NV. Apt.
1916 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 81
! bedrm., liy. rm. kit. and bath.
lovely apt. in nice apt. bldg. See
jsnilor. s1GLER q Co. RA, g.
I3iS EUCLID ST. N.w.-Bsmt-. 2
m hd acc seeep ans 0s Sen AMI Sic
CONN. AVE. AND oUE. = Bedrm..
liv.- rm., firepl., Pullman kit. tile
bath; SIS. Utils. incl, EN-. 2-O00l.
GLOVER PIX. e232 4Oth pl. NV
baRe disposal, newly deco. Sy5 per
mo. EN-. 2-46lj or EN-. 2-535o.
1918 GARFIELD ST. NV. y block
west of Conn. aye,-Entire floor.
-
range, sink; excel. cond.; all utiis.:
rent. 500. P. J. WALSHE, INC,
Ills Eye st. NV, Ma. e-bi6S. d
LOOK. NV; :: sEDRCOM5. $50
$3.50 Colo. ave. neat and INV.
| incl: vacant. See superintendent.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. $4,000
> BECRooMs-REDUCED. $50
Almost new; near bus ana shops;
lge. rms, utils. incl. $50 Southern
ave. tat Wheeler rd.j.
WASHINGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-s3oO
dupont CIRCLE AREA - ! rm..
kiichenette ana bath; private en-
va :. M NJ q g GO. i, .oso
1914 NORTH CAPITOL ST. rms.
kitchen, bath; sos. incl. heat,
800 3rd st. NV rms, Kitchen
bath: $40. incl. heat
Il19 D ST. Se.-3 rms. kitchen
and bath: $40 so
R, r. RUPERT, ST. 3-s4s4
1895 ADAMS ST. Me- rms. kit.
and bath: redec $50
40 llth st. n.e.-4 rms, kit and
HARRISON l. ADAMS, MA. s-s3os.
a
HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, NV.
0e ALL Utilities INCLUDED 80
stoves, elevator building; ,oos
I
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

10th ST. N.W.-Girls; pvt. home
dble., also sgle.; pvt. bath; TV
piano; child welcome. IA. 9-5307
N.W.-In attractive pvt. nome, nice
single rm.. good meals. ample park
ing space. HUI. 3-7563. IS
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Single anc
double rooms, excellent meals, i
WALTER REED VICINITY-Nicelv
furn twin bedrm: home privils.
delicious meals. RA. 3-4124. .
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nicely fur
privils. AID. 4-15O3. "A
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV
-Sgle.. dble. rms. for young ladies
men; showers, excel. board. =
BRADLEY ARMS, at Dupont Circle
1926 10th st. n.W.-Home-cook
food; reasonable prices
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RMS, APIS. TO SHARE Cont,
APIS. EuRNIShEp-D.c.

GEoRGEToWN-GirI, e5 to So. tc
share nicely furn 2-bedrm. apt
with one ether girl: COW. transp
Call HU. 1926. 4
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HAYWOOD
GARDENS
4lO1 HAYWOOD PLACE
MOUNT RAINIER, MD.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

just across the District Line, bus
fare. Convenient to shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus facilities
Reception hall. liv rm, dinette
bedrm., kitchen and bath; sos, incl
utils.
Nicely furn. apt. consisting ol
reception hall, liv rm, dinette,
bedrms,, kit. and bath; Sl24 20
incl. utils.
Plenty Of parking. lovely srounds
Apply III person, WA. 1890. -i
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ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont. J
HOTEL 144O

144O Rhode Island N.W.-Ssle. and
oble rms. running water: 24-hr.
phone sery.; S10.50-S17.50 wk. %
LOCATION UNEXCELLED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

Near Government depts. an
White House. Walk anywhere down
town. Permanent or transient.
EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL
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JOHN KILPEN HOTEL

JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
$40 Ashmead nj. NV. HO. .
1856; La bus TO 1900 blk. Conn. ave
SMALL PRIVATE ROOM
Semipvt. bath. SIS wk., up with
delicious home-cooket breakfast
dinner; or Sl1 up without meals;
9S rooms. phones, hotel service
elevator: TV, piano. card tables
best location. wonderful place 10
Iiycf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02

VACUUM CLOSEOUT-Nice Electro
lux. $50 30; Hoover uprisht. per-
feet, $3.50: Royal, S14 so, others
VACUUM CLEANERS, Electrolux
used $685., all other popular makes
Sl7.5 so up. Some like new. IA. T.
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LIGHT PLANTS

Portable, single phase, l.00O-watt
new. Sl65: 350-watt, $50 80.
J. H GICHNER 25l3 NJ ST. NV
LIV. RIM. SUITE. 3 pieces with sir
covers: . step tables: mahog. 1915
N. Taft, Apt. 9. Arl. IA. T-0ooS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, strunk, rentals. Alex,
Va. OV. 3-3177. =
CHAIN SAWS, wallpaper steamers
paint sprayers. sanders, buffers
extension ladders, electric ham
mers. etc. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY,
CHAIN SAWS-1-man; $40 per day;
2 21%Sn s1 vori Per Gay gay III R aE.Sss1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-02
CHARMING

Ant. for luxurious inexpensive liv-
ing. Completely furn. incl. linens.
silver, etc new air-cond, bldg.
Ultra mt dern comfort. excel. En-
Ibassy Row loo. At Meridian PIX.
lI475 Euclid st NV HUI. 3-3402.
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LUMBER

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
price on other items. Cut to size.
Free delivery. ARNOLD LUMBER
CO. rear 323 Cedar ST. NV, Takoma
PARK, d. c.. TU. 2-344S.
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ROOMS EURNlsHED-N,w.

ROOMS FURNlSHED-N,W.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. The Palmer
House-Well.furn. sgle.. So wk.;
DUPONT-sCOTT CIR: S25-F'rt.
SIN. studio rm., semipvt. shower tile
bath. linens; l man: pvt. entr.;
6:30-9:30 pm. 1885 R st. NV.
3Ie6 PORTER NV. mr.. Wis. ave
Pleasant front bedrm.; pvt. home;
Ext. phone; S3S mo. WO. 6-30l6.
214T F N.w.-Refgr.. grill. clock
radio, TV. african mattress; Sc
50, Elk, 3-6633.
CAIRO HOTEL, 1915 Que st. NV
Lee rms. newly dec. and furn;;
$50 r $7tS ST. NV. corner Porter
stJ-Lge. nicely furnished rm.,
semipvt bath; cow. transp. Home
and SURROUNDINGS must be seen to
1880 18th ST. N.w.-In former le-
cation blds.: for employed ladies;
lge., sgle;. airy, comfortable rm.'
on bus stop; 10 minis. from down
CHEVY i2EVi CHI CHASE Sc D. c.. $500 Broad
Branch I'd, near Conn. ave.---Front
room with sundeck. Wo. 6-37l2.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AyE.-ssle.
and dble. rms. also K: down
town; meals optional. DE. 2-9645.
SOUTHERN CLUB, 1865 Mass. ave
Home for discriminatins guests.
Sinsle for gentleman. Home privi-
legeS. NO, 7-S303. 10
CONN. AVE, across from Bureau of
standards--Single room for gentle
man. EN- 3-13g9. g to s. "a
1855 SITS. NV. Dupont Manor
LIST f.. sgle., also twin bedrm. Reas.
ROOM HUNTING?-see US. 8 houses
to- choose from; save your feet;
sth 's ST.. P N.w So sioiETwin b bedrl nm :.
access to liv. rm., din. rm... kit, and
laundry rm. MA. $3.50 from So
pm. or RIA. s-2o5s after z pm.
1909 WEBSTER sT.-Lge. rm., pri-
yate bath, private home. IA. g.
1905 QUE ST. N.w.-Tired Of a drab
room? Want new modern furniture?
Free TV in every room: sgles.. ST.
wk; dbles., SIS wk. CO. 5-73s3.
1883 18th ST. N.w.-Businesswom-
furn.. mod baths. NO. 7-a12g.
s? A DAY per person; 1101 17th st.
NV. Attrac. sgl-dble. rm.; 81 wk.
up. VANNEs HOTEL, DI. 7-7ssS,
2I60 10th 81. N.W.-Lorely rooms.
some With pvt. bath; DISTINCTIVE
address; daily maid service 2477hr.
sWitchooard' rates $50 up weekly
DoWNToWN-clean. extra-spacious
person; SiI as ssle. Ho. 2-532I
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TYPEwRITERs. portables and once
size; s25 up. CENTRAL. 20ls lath
, 1956-07-28

FTHR.
ishioners.
The young priest is now the
Moderator for the Ladies So
dality, the Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts. the Cubs, Brownies &
Alteration Society and the
new Catholic Youth Organiza-
ton group that viii be added
to the present two existing.
He will have charge Of the
parish athletic teams, and is
at present running a summer
activities program for the chill
dren.
, 1956-07-28

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern
ment Of the Virgin Islands Of
the United States has author
lied Rev. David II Bratsch Of
the Moravian Church, St.
John, Virgin Islands, to per-
form civil-religious ceremon-
les in the Virgin Islands.
Government Of the Virgin
Islands Of the United States
Charlotte A1nalie st. Thomas
July II, 1855
Charles K. claunch
Government Secretary
, 1956-07-28
NEWS

EZ--WNt
The S. S. "Alcoa Ranger" is
scheduled to sail from Balti-
more July 18th. New York
July 10th and is due at Fred
eriksted via Puerto Rico and
st. Thomas : July 2sth, accept
ing freight from the above
ports.
ALcoA STEAMSHIP CO. NC
Rob4 1 M.ozuin 4 CO.. Inc
agents ,
, 1956-07-28
PUBLICATION

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that the Govern-
raerlt Of the Virgin Islands Of
he United States has author
lied Pastor Cecil p. King Of
the Seventh Day Adventist
Church, St. Croix, Virgin rs
ands, to perform c~ivil-reli-
CLOS ceremonies in the Virgin
Islands.
Government Of the Virgin
Islands of the United States
Charlotte Ama1ie, St. Thomas
July Is 1856
Charles K. cIaunch
Government Secretary
, 1956-07-28
FOR RENT

OFFICE A AvAILA-
BILE, Ideal location in the
heart Of Christiansted Town,
bright, airy and cool. Rental
reasonable.
Contact. Stanley Farrelly
Telephone No. 129W or Y
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Child Fatally Hurt
In YuIe Tree Fire

BALTIMORE, Dec. 30 (R.-
Fire believed started by an cleo
Itric train under a Christmas tree
killed 3-year-old James Van
iblargan, jr., today and sent his
parents to the hospital.
Sixteen persons were forced
out of the burning home and
Ineighboring houses as the fire
flashed through the place.
James Vanblargan, the 23-
.year-old father was admitted to
Bon Secours Hospital with burns
.of the head, back and hand
Mrs. Ruth Ann Vanblargan, 20
the boys mother, suffered a frac-
tured leg, burns and shock.
Firemen found the burned
body OF the boy in his charred
crib.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Studies
for
CountyAduIts

Registration for Prince Georges
ICounty's spring adult education
program will be held from 7::3(
TO $3.50 pm, January 8, at the
schools offering courses.
The courses will be available
Ito all persons in the county 1t
years of age or older who are
mot attending a day school
Glasses will start the week oi
January IA.
officials said attempts will be
made to organize additional
courses if Is or more persons
register for them.
Courses will be offered at the
following high schools:
Bladensburg: Typing, sewing
welding. shorthand. art; Fair
mount Heights: Sewing, typing
iGwynn Park: Sewing. tipping
High Point: Woodworking. typ
ling, sewing, income tax.
Also, Laurel: Ceramics, draw
ing and painting, public speak
ling, sewing, shorthand. uphol-
Istery and woodworking; North
western: tipping. plumbing,
shorthand, sewing. woodworking
ceramics: Oxon Hill: Typing,
woodworking, sewing, tailoring
Iart; Suitland: Shorthand, wood
working, business English, typ
ing, ceramics, sewing.
Glen Ridge Junior High
School will offer woodworking
and sewing. Greenbelt Junior
will offer sewing.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Ipated debate in the new Congress
over such legislation will be
acrimonious and bitter"
He also called on Congress to
enact legislation stating specifi-
.cally what States rights are in
Iviolable and free from change
by the United States Supreme
Court.
Byrd took note that some
Northern Republicans and DEM
.ocrats had Joined forces in an
attempt to change the Senate
rules to weaken the fllibuster as
IA Southern weapon against racial
legislation.
Such efforts as well as follow
up legislation he regards as dis
criminatory proposals aimed at
the South will be resisted to the
utmost by Southern Representa-
tives. Senator Byrd said.
The Senator told a reporter he
felt the South faces its greatest
danger in my 25 years in the
Senate"
Senator Byrd said the South
ern caucus had been called 80
we can protect our rightful inter-
est TO the best Of our capacity. +"
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Sailor Gets l5Yeurs
In Baltimore Staying

BALTIMORE, Dec. 30 R.-
Edward Donald Wisner, 21-year-
old Baltimore seaman, was sem
fenced to IS years in prison yes-
terday for the murder of Sidney
Lee Cromwell, a clerk.
The sentence was three years
less than the maximum possible
under the second degree murder
conviction returned December IL
by Criminal Court jury.
Mr.. Cromwell. AZ, was found
dead in a city park last June IL
The autopsy showed death re-
suited from heavy blow.
On the strength of statements
repeatedly made by Wisner. the
body was exhumed and a second
autopsy performed. 1t was found
that Mr.. Cromwell had been shot
in the jaw.
Wisner denied any part in Mr.
Cromwell's death.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BLASTS TRACED
TO THREE BOYS

Loud explosions heard in
the Kenwood area of Mont
gomery County on Friday
night were traced yesterday
to three teen-aged boys who
freely admitted setting off
a giant aerial firecracker-
ito cele brate Christmas
Southern style"
County detectives who To-
Gated the youths through a
car license plate, said the
aerial bomb was set of by q
17-year-old youth from a
Southern State who wanted
to show his friends how
Christmas is celebrated in
his hometown.
No action was taken
against the boys, who were
interviewed by county police
in the District. The fire.
cracker was exploded in an
open field near the Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad spur
crossing at Dorest avenue
between Kenwood and Som
erset.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
February Opening
Planned for County
Permit Bureau

A central permit bureau foi
Prince Georges County is ex-
pected to be in operation by Feb
ruary in the old Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission
building in Hyattsville.
Herbert w. Reichelt, president
of the Board of County Commits
sioners, said remodeling and par
titioning of the top floor of the
two-story building at 4017 Ham
ilton street will start next month
Still needed is a man, preferably
an engineer, to direct the bureau
When opened. the bureau will
be one-stop center for persons
seeking various types of business
licenses and construction permits
The county will pay the Sani-
tary Commission a token rental
of 81 a year and pay for the re-
modelling and upkeep of the bu-
reau. In addition to county per-
sonnel, the bureau will be stated
by representatives of the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
.MoryIonder Slain,
Police Grill Wife

FERNDALE. Md, Dec. % up
"A 27-year-old Anne ArundeI
County man was shot to death
today at his Lake Shore Md
home, county police reported.
Dead on arrival at a Baltimore
hospital about S pm. was Albert
cucchiella.
County police said he was shot
in the left shoulder and ches,
with a % caliber target pistol
Six shots we're fired and he was
struck by one or two.
Anne Arundel County police
we're questioning the Victims
wife early tonight.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Gerry Coils for Review
OF Refugee Problems

RICHMOND, Va. Dec. 90 (F)
Representative Gary, Demo-
Icrat of Virginia. said today the
United States should not in
crease its quota for Hungarian
refugees without considering the
problems of immigrants from
other nations.
II share everyone's pride in
Hungary's courageous stand
against communism but regard
less of our admiration for her
we have got to consider our i'm
migration problem as a whole,
the Richmond Congressman said
Mr.. Gary said the entire pro-
gram needs review by the next
Congress. He made the comments
in response to questions of news
men.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Traffic Deaths
OF Pedestrians
Dip in Maryland

BALTIMORE, Dec. 20 [R.-
Maryland traffic fatalities con-
tinue to climb but pedestrian
deaths are dropping off, a re-
port from the Automobile Club
of Maryland indicated.
General Manager Leonard E
Kolmer said 134 pedestrians had
been killed in Maryland through
Thursday. as compared with 151
pedestrian fatalities during the
corresponding period of 1855.
Unless there should be 10 more
pedestrian fatalities by Tuesday
Mr.. Kolmer said. 1856 will have
been the safest year for Mary
landers afoot since records were
kept.
Traffic fatalities for the year
in Maryland stood at SAB last
night, "a higher than at the
corresponding point of 1855.