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TAKOMA PARK-2-bedrm. apt: Ice
liv. rm., firepl: mod. brick bldg
a Sl2o ipf PR Ysis W ao S22s S..1 ..
kitchen and bath. 20. 2-sioi. Eve
nings, Pc. 2-2134. Id
DUPLEX APT, first floor, corner.
bedrms., garbage disposal. 5 min
utes from Langley. HE. 4-S436.
SILVER sPRING-Liy. rm., bedrm.
kit, din. bath: utils. incl, $7l 40
coupe; refs.5 no pets. 10. 3-6SSe
APT, in center Of Rockville bed.
room; on busline; very nice apt.
available at once. Pc. 2-2IOI,
r xxfSoSfs'' PARK. so4 rairviev i ave
kit; S ali rlmtis ny furn m s75 in mo' cai
III. 9.556s Or HE. 4-7iS4. lis
ONE. BEDRM.. liv. rm., kit. ant
bath; $500 mo, 4619 Lewis ave
TAKoMA PARKLLovely. 1-bedrm
apt. avail. now bus at door; 3-way
sxposnre coin washer. u. 6-3740
2 bedrm: apt. mr.: bus term; prefer
Cali AP, 7-44O7 sun: after 9 ewes
TAKOMA PARK-Living rm., 2 bed
rms, kitchen and bath; mr.. bu:
and stores. adults only; quiet
neigh5orhood, Ju. 1886.
SEAT PLEASANT. 1852 Central ave
~: bedrms, lily: rgmr kiseheh'
s sffsp s9!0 ST. h: sts4s go R, R
SILVER SPRING-I and . bedrm
apis. a and 5 rms); low rent in
cludes utils. HE. 4-70I4. ~
SILVER SPRING AREA-2-bedrm.
de luxe apis; $79.50-$S4 so. plus
utilities. Large rms. super sized
close closets, garbage disposal, big rsfrs;
YOUR 5n ere oWN k iTseIsE " Asno n
Mr.. ' MkL iseSis't ckossssTNG-2 lee
rms, lee. kit. pvt. bath, pvt. entr..
on street parking. :, After 8 pm.
wkdays or all day Sunday. UN.
GAiGTfhhfERsBuRG-1 and 3 b.dfm.
units with lge. liy. Tm. and
elementary ssR n ~. school and shoppinEj
Mr.. Wilson. GA. 4-s034. III
ONE-BEDR00M semi-bsmt. apt.
ny. rm; with picture window. lge
kit. with beautiful cabinets. laun.
dry facilities: plenty private park.
~, sDaSe ,Soupito Dniy' So5.0U
SILVER SPRING - 2-bedrm. apt
with triple exposure. sep. din, lie
kit with table space. Ssil Glen.
vile I'd, ~ 5-493S..
TAKOMA PARK-Modern 2-bedrm
apt: Garbage disposal. utils. incl
l blk, elementary school. 2 blks
MANo 55sn ApAR sIiS Tsed nc, II: 91
1881. DAYS; JU. $1,000, ewes
SEAT PLEASANT, ssos F ST. ST.
rooms and PVT. bath: PVT. entr.
~ Ri!ls- si insl;i adults or l child; $50
TAKoMA PARK-De luxe efaciency
apt: living bedrm.. kitchenette
dressing nm. eolored bath. linen
| cabinets, large closet. Venetian
| blinds. private outside entrance;
BEAUTIFUL grounds: laundry. u
SILVER SPRING. 400 clayboru,
Ave; mr.. Piney Br. and Flower Ave
Pretty ,t,I -be eaIs, apt f II e very ME.
&C. 5T a !, EAFFElL REAL ESTATE
SILVIA sPRiNG-so5. incl. utils.
lovely 2-bedrm. LIST d. apt. in al
most new bldg, overlooks Sligo PIX
and mr. Piney Br. and Flower Ave
shopping ctr; mr.. schools and bus
Apply 1904 Plymouth st., Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE. ~. 9-1l03
Sill. SPR. AREA, $500 Flower ave.
mr.. Piney Branch rd.-Spaeious apt
IN well-kept 8-unit apt. blds.: liv
rM.. bedrm.. kit. dinetfe and bath
5 CLOSETS. JU. $4,000.
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FREE RENT 80 DAYS

M. Boiling Field, Naval Air Station
Navy Yard buslines. Extra, extra
extra lge.. arm. l-bedrm. apt.
playground. washing, janitor, park
Ing facils. Children welcome
1ll2 Savannah st. Sc. ST. 3-e3l6
10 o-To5h 10
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TAKoMA PARK - S110 mo. incl.
utils.. most attr. LIST a. 2-bedrm.
apt. In almost new bldg; pvt.
parking: picture windows; nice rm
arrangement sep. din rm. See
Ole Prospect ave, then call Raj
FELL REAL ESTATE, JU. OIL l03.
CORAL HILLS AT d. &. LINE--Gar-
den apis: 2 bedrms., SSS; bed
rms sos. incl. utils.: mr. school.
bus, shops. 10. S-70SS. IL
TAX. PK.. mr.. Flower Thtr., S415
Flower ave. Apt. 4 at bus stop
. bedrmS,, porch: newly dec. vene-
tian blinds; $50. JU. b-IT47, III
TAKOMA PARK-Loyely l-bedrm
apts .compl redec..; in modern
BIDS: from STa so. incl. utils, JU
7-749O or EN- 3-1240. or MA. s.
TAKoMA PARK Very attractiv,
living room, bedroom. kitchen, Oil
nette and bath: In brick apt; neal
bus and store; all utilities; adults
only: S7b. WA. 7-6030; ewes, ~
ROCKVILLE. 9 and 3 bedrooms,
living rm.. dinette. kitchen, bath
and rear screened porch: near
schools and shopping center; S65
to $50. plus utiis. Pc. 2-4296.
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COInRED

I bedrm,. hV. rm.. dinette, kit. and
bath: 2lBt and Okla. ave. ne.
S67 so plus utils.
. bedrms.. Nv. rm., dinette, kit, and
bath -: Siss o and n,,S ch 5,sIII 'ts me-
p. 7. CONSTRUCTION CO.
1913 K St. NV ST 3-2166
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-15

CoLORED-ss5 4sth PLACE NE
Duplex apt; hv. Tm.. bedrm.. d..
nette, kit. and bath; redecor.: S5e
mo. Inspect or call co. 5-6222.
COLORED-22l r ST. N.W.-Liy
rm., bedrm, kit. and bath, in excel
cond.: only 5000 per mo. Inspect
or call co. 5-6222.
COLORED-52I seth ST. NE
Duplex apt, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.
kit. dinette and bath; only S6g. 81
per mo. Inspect or call CO. 6-b2@2
COLORED-l-BEDRM. APT, close.
in good NV. neighborhood Call D.
7-79OO weekdays
COLORED-336 18th ST NE
bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. bath, ST.. so
UtilS. incl. Ii. 4-l5bS.
COLORED-22l r ST. NV, $35: J.
rm. and bath apt with new refer
in new dec. bldg, mr.. GAO anc
Post once. Call Mon. Ma. S-S682
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND FLOR.
IDA AVE. N.W.-Destrsble apt
with 3 rooms, kitchen and bath
$3.50 per mo-; PHILIPS 4
CoLoRED-N.w.-Newly dec. &
rms. kit, bath, dinette. porch. IN
small apt. house. tn. 2-3639.
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DE LUXE 1-BEDRM. APIS
These apis. avail, now and Feb.
.4Ql4 Kansas ave. NV. Apt. 2O1
front overlooking Ca. ave: utils
incl. s69.50. Keys in Apt 4.
aisbt s III 18th re s. Eric RT apt st ooI
with Murphy bed and good dress.
ins closet, S4a.50.
1442 Somerset pl, NV: corner apt.
excel neighborhood. very conv. to
Walter Reed. completely redecor
with new freezer-top. refgr., $50 90
utils incl. Apt open.
500 9th st. NV, Apt. l04; list nooi
corner overlooking Kennedy ant
Ga. ave, redec.. S67.50.
1918 v st. Sc. Apt. Q; LIST fiool
corner; redec.. excel. neighborhood
laundry facilities, sos.
I3115 Mt. Pleasant st. NV: beauti-
fully decor. cor. apt, SOL 80.
2147 o st. NV, Apt. 2O4: excel
neigh6orhood and near p st
Beach. $50 so.
Jess Fisher Management Co
1920 X ST. NV. Elk. 3-1si1
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BEAuT. REpECoRAlTEp

LARGE l-BEDRM. APT.
The ultramodern well-kept Parkview
apis. ct 220 HAMILTON ST. NV.
Has q beaut. large l-bedrm. apt.
refgr. avail. at only S74.6O mo.
See caretaker on premises or call
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO,
1920 X 81. NV. Elk. S-1S1l
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OTHER APIS. AVAILABLE

VI REn ar ., AVAILABLE
CALL DU. 7-0707
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
1902 NEW JERSEY AVE, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05

Recent license approvals an
nounced by the District Real
Estate Commission include:
\ Real Estate Broker
h Korzendorfer Realty, Inc.
II Theda L. Knight.
\ A Lovelace Starliper. trading as A..
Lovelace Starpiler Agency.
\ =. James @. Stone, jr.. trading as j. q.
Stone, jr.
Frances i. Bingham. with Korzen-
Business Chance Broker
Real Estate Statesmen
Irving l.. Lipskind, with Chapman
-' Hairy rs silVerman, with Sam Blanken
William, Joseph Golden, with Robert
William H. graxton, ir.. with Parks &
Henry II. sessi with NJ. e. Smith, Inc.
/ Thomas Gowling. ir.. with Orozco
Alice o. Kenney. with Campbell a.
Rita Marie Devine. with Samuel e.
so XII r. stehr. with T. D. Bursess
Alvin B. Friedman, with Leo M. Bern
Lynwood c Westray. with Northeast
Thomas F. Hicks, with Robert E. Lehr.
George L. Lockwood. with Leon Acker-
Joseph G. Mott, with Baucom Realty
Mildred v. Adamson, with Ultra Realty
Anne NJ, Bressler, with Louis Bressler.
John Wright Bryant. with The Gee
Peter b. Ferrara, with Rogers Realty
Dorothy J. Jackson, with Public In
Eida Mae Kropke. with Baucom Realty
James Wesley Laws, with Reiner g.
John r. Mcoinnis. jr. with Avon
William r. Rice. with Newcomb Realty
Arthur W. Smith, with John R. Pin
Robert J. Smith. with sindler Real
Paula B. strother, with Park Road
James A. Thaiiey. with Parks & QUAINT
Joseph John vaicekauskas, with Ly-
John G. Webb, with T. N. Lerner
Nancy de Espinosa, with Musselman
Jayne Hooks Anselm, with Abrave
Mae virginia Arlington, with Thomas
W. PARKS Co.
Irwin Bernstein, with T. N. Lerner
& Co.
Theodore U. Carter. with Home serv-
ices Realty 4 Investment Co
Elizabeth E. Clark, with r. W. Horad
Realty.
Larue Llewellyn Cook. with Robert E.
Lohr.
| Helen Loretta Cousines, with Lyman
lie Dele g. Co., Inc.
Nestor Arthur Gnash, with Sindler
| Realty Co.
| Anna B. Jarvis. with Robert E. Lohr.
| Keifer Raye Johnson, with Leo M.
Bernstein g. Co. Sales. Inc.
| | Estate Co.
Bertrand Lee Moffett, with Ralph D.
| Cohn. Inc.
Edward r Nida. with william E.
L Ryan Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
Softbull League
To Begin PIuy Tuesday

The realtors softball league
will hold the first games Of the
season on Tuesday on the East
Potomac Park diamonds. Play
will get under way at 500 pm.
Companies with teams in the
League are the District. Lawyers
and Washington Title Insurance
Companies. Perpetual Building
Assn, Acacia Mutual Life In
Isurance Co., H. G. Smithy Co.,
r. A. HUMPHREYS and Sons, Real
Ity Title Insurance .SFrederick w
Berens, Inc. Jolles and Sennett
and the Junior Chamber of Com
Imerce. the latter two making up
one team,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05
more Brokers, SoIesmen
Licensed by District

Mildred Grofi. with Simmons Proper
ties.
Dele g. Co.. Inc.
Vivian e. Matheney Slack. with Leon
Robert NJ. Towles. with T. N. Lerner
81 Co.
Ruby 2. Townsley. with Lyman C.
Dele g. Co.. Inc.
Louis Warshawsky, with Citizens Real
| ty Co.
Pastor.
Harry schames. with Daniel Diener &
Co., Inc.
Joseph c.. Mclaughlin, with Pettipher
Realty Service.
William r. Curtis. with Thomas W
Parks Co
Charles T. Greene, with Josephine G
Jones.
George Hale. with Budney Realty Co.
Business Chance Statesmen
Harry Silverman, with Sam Blanker
& Co.
Fred James Benedict. with Lane
Pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-05

For inc purchaser interested in prvoey together with beou-
tu setting recommend this chorrne home Lot is 29ox
200 $4,000 So ft with 400 ozoeos beautiful dog
wood ond moonolio trees AFFECTIVE outside potio
House has bedrooms ond boths second floor LIST floor
powder roo modern Kitchen sunoom and screened living
porch Two-cor eorooe Maids ond boh Price, S37 500
Directions the intersection Of
Parkway Dresden ST.. left Dresden to house
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WOODLEY HILL
1888 10Th Place NV.

New listing Of this excellent town house, the Shorehom
Hotel, and convenient to transportation and schools.
There bedrooms baths and oweevel bedroom Tor
Ibrory), WE'LL planted private oorden-oooeher N-
able house for discriminating foniH.
Directions: to Woodiey
Road, 10 Place and left to 1888.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
Men,,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH NEWS

CHURCH NEWS
lis the Universe, Including
Man, Evolved by Atomic
Force?" is the subject of the
LesSon-Sermon to be read at
Christian Science services Sum
day.
Mans God-given dominion o.
yer material laws and limita-
tions will be set forth in read
ings from the King James Yer
sion of the Bible and from
Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Ba-
ker Eddy.
Among the selections to be
read from Science and Health
is the following (307:26): Man
was not created from a material
basis, nor hidden to obey ma
terial laws which Spirit never
made; his province is in spiri-
tual statutes, in the higher law
of Mind
The Golden Text is from
Psalms (95:3,4: The Lord is
a gread God, and a great King
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

coffee and pop will be furnished
free. Games and prizes and
fun for all. So don't forget June
IT, Sunday, at 1:30 pm.
Happy Birthday and
Anniversary Wishes
Bobby LanStrum celebrated
his 18th birthday Sunday at the
Cub Scout picnic. Best birthday
present Bobby could have got
ten was that his father got home
his Army duties on Saturday af-
ternoon in time to help him cele-
brate. Happy birthday, Boldly,
belated as it is.
Major George Lanstrum ar
rived home in time to help his
wife, Caroline, celebrate their
21St wedding anniversary on
Tuesday, June II.
Boy Scout Troop No. 81
The Boy Scouts of Munson
wish at this time to thank all
MunSonites for their donations
of papers and magazines for the
Paper Drive on May 26-27.
All Silver Threaders
The All meeting of the Nun,
son Silver Threaders met at the
home of Joyce Paine. The girls
discussed having a bake sale
They also worked on the pro
gram.
Xlee Steele and Marie Pom
yik gave a demonstration or
how to pack a suitcase. The
next meeting will be June Is
at the home of Joann Vanac or
Heath rd.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
Munson Grange Will Host County
Prince, Princess Contest Saturday

all who helped with the COM
munity service project at both
cemeteries.
Pomona grange will meet with
MunSon on Saturday, June 16,
$50 D.. in the church annex
The prince and princess contest
will be held and the winners will
be sent to the state grange con-
vention in Columbus.
The apple coffee cake contest
will also be held and the winner
will also compete at the con.
vention. Canned goods are be-
ing solicited for M gne C
Springs, a polio hospital being
sponsored by the Ohio state
grange, and should be brought
to the meeting Saturday night.
The next regular meeting OF
MunSon grange will be June q
and this will be the Annual In
Spection night. The Grange De-
putty and Matron, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blair, will be present to
score our work for the year.
Don't forget that attendance
and paid up dues score consid-
erably. We will be expecting you
at this meeting. For refresh
ments, the ladies are asked to
bring sandwiches, cake or cook
les.
Mother sClub
The Muas son Mothers club
ways and means chairman, Mrs.
George LanStrum, would like to
thank all of her chairmen and
co-WorkerS for all the work they
did in helping make the spring
festival a great success.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

play against Montville at home
on Wednesday, J une l3. The
boys haven't had too much OF a
chance to practice as a team,
ut We hope for the best and the
results of their first game will
appear in this column next week.
Cub Scouts Pack 81
This last Sunday, June 10,
the Cub Scouts had their pic
mic at Pymatuming Dam. The
Cubs and their parents met at
the home of Mr.. Mel Johnson
and they left there at pm,
arriving at m tu m ing
Dam, they found the picnic
grounds crowded, but they man
aged to find a place to eat their
lunch. After they ate their lunch,
there were games for the chill
dren.
Everyone had a good time
the picnic broke up about 6 pm.
and the tired Cubs and families
headed for home
Building Permits Issued
Mike F.. Morvec, Route A, res
idence.
Sick List
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
ChavM9n Methodit
Church NepyJ
Harry A. Carney, Pastor
Paul BigdOOd, Church School
superintendent

Harry A. Carney, Pastor
Paul BigdoOd, Church School
superintendent
Church school 9:15 am. morn
ing worship 1890 a m. Mrs. Al
len Sage is in charge of nursery
next Sunday.
Thursday June IL 81
7:30 pm. Senior Choir Rehear-
sal
Sunday June Il
No Methodist Youth Fellow
ship Meeting. Our youth will be
returning from Raccoon Creek
State Park Camp.
Monday, June Is
2:45 pm. Brownies
3:45 pm. intermediate Brown
les
7:30 pm. Boy Scouts
Tuesday, June 19
2:45 pm. 3rd Grade Brownies
Sunday, June "a
The Senior MYF meet at the
church at 600 pm. to go to
Tom Burkes for a picnic. Bring
your own weinerS and buns.
John Mutch, president of the
Senior Methodist Youth Fellow
ship left for Mt. Union College
at Alliance, Ohio, Sunday for a
week of Leadership Training.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
Chardon Class of 20
Plans Annual Picnic

The Chardon high school sem
ior class of 1920 will hold its
annual reunion on Sunday, June
"a, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Calvin BanSe, 405 Fourth ST.,
Sharpsville, Pa. A picnic din
ner will be served at noon, &C
cording to Mrs. Lynn Hosford,
Chardon, president of the class.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
BY Martha r.. Duncan
Telephone Chardon 5-4l77

MUNSON -- MunSon grange
met in regular session WedneS-
day, June 6, at the church rooms.
The meeting was advanced one
week due to the countrywide de-
gree meeting at Montville on
June 13.
The home economics chair
man announced that she has
received more grange cookbookS
to sell for $135. These have
the new supplement added.
The Worthy Master thanked
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

Mrs. G. LanStrum would like
to thank everyone who contri-
buted in any way. Special thanks
goes to Mr.. Paul Haas for the
beautiful painting he donated,
which was won by Peggy F'ina.
Altogether the spring festival
realized the total of $550.00,,
which will be used for play
ground equipment for the new
school,
Munson Good Workers
MunSon Good Workers met at
the home of Robert Boldly, on
Friday, June 8. Bob Boldly asked
if the boys again would collect
tax stamps, and they decided
to collect them for the hospital
association.
Demonstration was glen by
Jimmy Carroll. Refreshments
were served by Andy Buday and
Jack Burger.
The next meeting will be at
the home Of Ray Horton, June %
at 7 pm.
Little League News
Like any ball team, the Mum
son Cardinals had their ups and
downs this past week. The post
poned HuntSburg Braves game
was played Saturday, June 9,
and our Cardinals were on the
short end of a 35 10.
The game played at the Bur-
ton Cubs field the previous
Thursday, June 7, however had
a much different, and as far
as the Cardinals fans were con-
cerned, more satisfactory end
ing. The Cubs were shut out
80. and Ronnie Dade pitched a
no-hit game. Included in the
game were Ia strike-outs, the
other four outs coming through
two double plays, started by
AID MUNSON GRANGE ........ ....
our first baSeman, Stu Robert
son.
Chuckie Dade, our catcher and
Ronnie's twin brother, helped
our cause by hitting the first
home run of this season.
Our next games are with Mid
June II, and NeWbury at home
Tuesday, June 19.
The Minor League team opens
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14
Muns0n Community Picnic

The Mems Club of Munson
are inviting all Munsonites to
the community picnic on Sunday
June IT, at 1:30 pm. 1t is be-
ing held at the Bass Lake pa
villion at the foot of Eastwood
drive off Wilson Mills.
Bring your own basket lunch,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-06-14

above all gods. In his hand are
the deep places of the earth:
the strength of the hills Is his
also"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
Farm Price Report
Coming Out Today
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department
prepared for issuance late today
IA farm product price report
which could add fuel to the final
weeks campaign battle for the
farm vote.
The current report, one of a
monthly series, is concerned
with the level of prices farmers
received for their products as
lof October Is and the level of
prices which they paid for
needed goods and services.
President Eisenhower and Sec
jretary of Agriculture Benson
have been claiming that the
farm price situation is looking UP
for the first time in over five
years, thanks to Republican
policies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
Concert Postponed
IBy Nutushu Litvin

Natasha Litvin. pianist who
was to play tonight at the Cor
Icoran Gallery of Art under the
auspices of the Institute of Con-
temporary Arts. has put off her
recital until later in the week.
Robert Richman, ICA direc-
tor, said Miss Litvin injured her
head and neck slightly in an auto
accident Sunday en- route to her
concert at the Boston Museum
of Fine Arts, Miss Litvin went
on to play that concert without
i'll effects.
But yesterday, while rehears-
ing here for tonight's recital, she
became i'll. X-rays revealed a
slight conclusion and she was
ordered to bed. Mr.. Richman
said he hopes to reschedule the
recital for day near the enc
of the week.
Miss Litvin is the wife of Brit.
ish Poet Stephen Spender, who
read at the Corcoran Gallery
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
Men in Antarctic
To Get Ballots
By Parachute

A race against time, space and
weather will start Thursday in
an effort to add l66 "igloo" votes
to the general balloting on elec-
ton day, November 6.
It's all part of a Defense De-
partment plan to give every mar
on the Operation Deep Freeze
expedition to Antarctica an OPP
portunity to vote in the presi-
Dental and his home town cleo
lions. Absentee ballots are beins
delivered by parachute to the
several ice-cap bases, hundreds
OF miles apart, where the mer
are stationed,
After the ballots have beer
marked, they will be flown tt
New Zealand for transshipmen
to the United States. To speed
distribution In this country. thu
mail pouch will be taken tt
Topeka, Kans.. where 1t will bC
rushed TO the main post Office
for the last leg of the 10000 miit
trip from Little America to thu
local voting boxes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30

NEW YORK. Oct. 80 tP.-
Secretary of the Navy Charles
S. Thomas says the Navy is
ready to build a mammoth
IS, 000-ton aircraft carrier pro-
PEELED by eight atomic engines
1t would be the worlds biggest
ship.
The design of the giant war
ship is complete, Mr.. Thomas
said, and construction will start
in the fiscal year beginning July
/ if Congress votes the funds
to be asked by the administra-
ton.
In a speech at the New York
Council of the Navy League last
night, Mr.. Thomas said the
supercarrier's atomic power plant
would give it a speed of about
SO knots.
Mr.. Thomas described the new
carrier as 1.-The most exciting
ship on the future horizon Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
BY the Associated Press

The Civil Service Commission
has warned Federal employees
subject to the Hatch Act ito dis
regard any appeals from political
sources urging them to take part
in a chain letter and telephone
Campaign in behalf of partisan
political candidates.
The commissions statement
did not mention a telegram sent
to Chairman Philip Young on
Saturday by Senator Green,
Democrat of Rhode Island,
In the telegram Senator Green
said that postcards bear
ing the facsimile and printed
signature Dick Nixon" had been
received by some Federal work.
ers in Rhode Island, urging them
to carry out chandelier cam
Ipaisning for the Republican can
didateS.
Senator Green told Mr.. Young
he felt that such activities would
be prohibited by the Hatch Act
A spokesman said that the
public statement by the Civil
Service Commission was in es-
sence a reply to Senator Green
| The statement said:
1.-THE Civil Service Commission
today warned Federal workers
to disregard any appeals from
political sources urging them tc
take part in a chandelier ano
telephone campaign in behalf
of partisan political candidates
"The commission said any
such activity undertaken by Fed.
eral employees would in all prob.
ability be a violation of the
Hatch Act and punishable BY
suspension or dismissal, as il
would probably be construed as
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DetroitActs to Halt
Diphtheriu Spread

DETROIT. Oct. 80 (P.-City
officials ordered an emergency
incubation program at a De-
troit elementary school today to
halt the spread Of an outbreak
of diphtheria.
Seventeen persons from the
school area on the city's Lower
West Side have been admitted
to a hospital with the disease
or suspicious" symptoms of the
disease.
OF the IL persons diagnosed
as definitely having diphtheria,
IL are children from the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pan
grace. One of the Pangracz
children stricken, Carol, z, is in
serious condition.