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Detected Dixie N. c. speeka
Detected Dixie ~ c. Speaks
People From Seventeen
Countries Represented At
Moral Re-Armament COnfab

Macknac Island MichI believe Maekinae Island is the
important place in the Western hemisphere because here
ideas being knded which change the destiny of
nation and the world said Congressman Charles b. Deane Of
North Carolina at the week end Moral Rearmamen Conference
hareI aufy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-08-10

Maybe the country il In good
shape, after ala lot nf people
want ca he president" - ,. r..
Jcwett.
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'Once . girl says. Il Do, she
usually stops doln'r' - Herb
Shriner.
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HELp-MEN

SHOE STORE MANAGER. with ex-
perience In selling and managing
popular-price shoe. store. this job
has . good future for Advancement
good salary with proflt-sharinP
plan: must furnish good references
Apply 1897 r ST. NV.
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HELP WOMEN Cont. }
CLERK-TYPIS'

CLERK-TYPIsT, young, attrac., per-
sss4 Potomac oosi c0i EpL oe sss4 WI.
son blvd, Arl., IA, $4,000
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PROPOSALS

i is Si o. tH RnS Sse g sSt 81:
reed. in RIM. 404. 100 Pa. Ave. M NV Z;
Wash: 1, D. c. until 2 PM, Jan
3, 1857, e d. T.. and then public
~ opened and read for furnish. anc
install: Steel Shelving in Leeal
sci, District Bldg, 13M and Z SITS
NV. Wash, d. C.. Proposal forms
and specns. obtainable from Super
visor. Contr. and Bond Section
4gg Pa. Ave. NV. (Tel. Ma. g.
5000, Ext. 2376).
deIS 10 % 81 % %
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statesmen (2)

What will you do after
Xmas? We need experienced,
aggressive men (age no bar
rier), for a saleSman's dream.
We are starting on Dec. %
with the sale OF FLORIDA
LOTS. Make some real money
10ee commission to salesman.
Downtown d. c. street-level
sales ONCE backed by huge
advertising and promotional
programs. Call Mr.. Piver, tn.
2-7400.
Parkway Corr
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SALES PROMOTION
START $1,000
SALESMAN

Due to promotion Of present direct
representative, we have sales position
open in Washington Ba fillmore ter
-itory. Man chosen must have sue.
cessful sales record. promoting and
merchandising through wholesalers
commission. Submit detailed personal
and work history and nonreturnablt
photograph to R. c. CANDY SALES
Co, 1903 ORRINGTON AVE
EVANST On, ILL. Sales Agent fol
REED B TERSC OT C H, anc
CHUCKLES JELLIES. We will con-
tact applicants for interview in Bal
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ENGINEER

l3rd class: new air-cond. apt. bldg.
excel, salary and desirable 1-bedrm
apt. Box 31b-R. Star.
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PORTER
iBofoSAL MANAGER
OR
nfaTpfufrrnp

Aggressive sales promoter. e1peri.
ereed IN recruisina training are
tuperviailg dealer .snlesmen IN al.
rect sales deid. can carr iargs rroatt
" hra' yeaf Enceiient courilssldr
ant oNervritinG tcheduis FactoFv
rainine a. COMPANY srpents aad
atld aaaiataree u y0g nave q
proven record % r.ecssa. persanal
tntersisw VII ee afransec WITH fac.
tofy eneiaA Writs Boz 1857, gtar
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HELp--MEN

SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
experienced, with permit: reference
required. WHEATON TEXACO
11241 Georeia ave. 10. 4-6700.
SERVICE STATION HELP: expert.
enced references: D. c. drivers i.
eense; BASHAM GULF SERVICE
end Va. ave. NV.
SHEET METAL-Exper. outside due
mechanic, residential and CONNER
cial heating and air cond; full
time. DU. 7-67S9.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced juve
nile hitter; excellent position To-
| qualified man. 7022 Wisconsin ave
nue., OIL. 2-9607.
SHOE Statesmen, exper., for newl.
remodeled store; steady position
Apply Manager, 1927 Good Hop
I'd. Sc
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AUTO
statesmen

I need two live wires for
my Used Car Dept. who are
not afraid 10 work and make
calls 70 get business These
men will act daily floor time,
Good pay plan Plenty Of
help and transportation. See
Mr. pusnef
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CHARLES r. RICHEY. Attorney.
1928 Connecticut Ave. NV.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing a Probate court.--Estate OF
ETHEL CLEMENTS DANA, also
known as ETHEL C.. DANA. De-
eeaseo.-No. 81 1852 Administers
ton Docket 190.-Application hay-
ing been made herein for probate
OF the last will and testament OF
saio deceased. and for Letters Tes-
tamentary on said estate, by ROB-
ERT T. KLEPINGER. 1t is ordered
this 18th day OF December. AID
1905. that Rae P. Buckley. and all
otners concerned, appear in said
Court on Tuesday. the 22nd day OF
January, AID. 1857. at 10 O'Clock
AM. to show cause why such APP
pHcation should not be granted
Let notice hereof be published In
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and The Evening star" once in
each Of three successive weeks be-
fore the return day herein men,
toned. the FIRST publication to be
not less than thirty days before
said return day. witness, the HON.
ORABLE BOLITHA j. LAWS, Chief
Judge OF said Court. this 18th day
Of December, AID. 1855. (Seal.l At.
test: FRANK J. BURKART, DEPUTY
Register OF Wills for the District oil
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. de13.20,27
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SECRETARY

We have an excellent admin sec:
Individual. To MI this position, the
person must be able TO assume re-
sponsibility and have administrative
ability The duties are varied,
the work interesting. b-day week;
all company benefits.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE: SALE OF DELINQUENT
coMRS. OF THE DIST. OF COL.
Dec. 10, 1956.-Notice is hereby
given that In accordance with pro :
approved July 1. 1902, 80 Stat.
632 ch. 1858, to amend an act in
relation to taxes and tax sales in
the District Of Columbia, approved
Congress. approved May IS, 1854,
relating to unpaid water and SAM
tary sewer service charges. and IN
accordance with P. L. 637-S4th
Congress approved June 20, 1856,
making appropriations for the Govt.
OF the. Dist. OF Col. for the fiscal
year 1857, there has been pub
nshed in all regular issues Of the
on Dec, s and is, 1866. q list Of
taxes in arrears on real property in
the. Dist. Of Col. on July /, 1855,
including unpaid water and sani-
tary sewer service charges, and
special assessments overdue, and
II these taxes, water and sewer
charges, and assessments overdue,
paid prior 70 Jan. 5. 1857. the date
hxed for sale, the property involved
will be sold at public auction BY
the Col OF Taxes. d. c., Room
5023. Nun. Center Bids, COM
mencing Jan. 8, 1857. and continu-
ing each work day, Sat, Sun, and
legal holidays excepted, until all
such oelinuuent property is sold.
(; E MCLAUGHLIN D. B. KAR-
RICK, T. A, LANE, Comrs.. D. C.
Attest: q. NJ. THORNETT. Secre-
tary. I9,20,26,27
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AUTO statesmen
FAIRFAX OLDS

The areas newest Olds dealer
located at Fairfax circle. in tbs
heart OF Northern Virginia Cole
Coast. needs aggressive hard-hittinG
men who are geared to . fast anC
volume operation.
Men who are able to start tn,
LIST of the year and are not afraic
10 put in . hard DAYS work will b.
eligibie for the best profit -sharinl
plan in the business.
Experience preferred but anyone
who feels he has the ability TO sell
IN todavs market will be given the
opportunity under capable super.
vision.
Call or see PETE PRINCE today
Fairfax oldSmobile, CIR. $4,000
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personally designed decoration,
or a gift, which will be do
mated to JANGO.
Navy Civil Engineers
A coffee party at the home
Of Mrs. G. S. Robinson today
at 1920 am. will start the
November meeting Of the Navy
Civil Engineer Corps, Officers
Wives Club. After coffee,
members of the cIup nave
been invited to visit the Epis-
copal Home for Children, one
of the prime interests Of the
group.
Navy Medical Service Corps
The Officers Wives Club,
Navy Medical Service Corps
will hold their monthly lunch
con meeting tomorrow at noon
at the Officers Club, National
Naval Medical Center.
A fashion show will be pre-
sented as part Of the program.
Daughters U. S. Army
The Northern Virginia Chap
ter, Daughters of the U. S.
Army will hold its monthly
luncheon meeting today at
noon in Patton Hall, Fort
Myer.
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officers wife whose husband is
stationed either In Washington
or overseas is eligible to join
the club.
Military District of Washington
The Officers' Wives Club of
the Military District Of Wash
1ngton will hold their monthly
meeting today at Patton Hall
Fort Myer.
They will open the proceed
ings with a coffee hour at
1890 am. Mrs Leon Baker is
chairman and has arranged a
program dealing with home
decorations for Christmas.
Army Inspector Generals Corp.
An exchange of ideas and
profit for JANGO is the theme
of the November luncheon for
the officers Wives Club, of
the Office of the Army Inspec-
tor General tomorrow at Pat
ton Hall, Fort Myer.
The event will also mark the
Thanksgiving season for the
club. Mrs. Ted I. Sawyer. Mrs.
Maurice d. Strata, and Mrs.
Walter K. Wojcik. are host
esses for the day.
Each member will bring a
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OFFICERS" WIVES CLUBS
Mrs. Robertson to Be
TANGO Luncheon Guest

name cards and enjoy a get
together before going into the
dining room. Mrs. Laurence H.
Frost, wife of the Director Of
Naval Intelligence, is chairman
of the luncheon.
Marine Corps
Sea Chanters of the Navy
Band, with Julius Whittinger,
leader, will be the main at
traction at the Marine Officers'
Wives Club luncheon today at
the Army Navy Country Club.
Mrs. Merrill B. Twining, wife
of the Commandant, Marine
Corps Schools, Quantico, Va,
and Mrs. H. r. Paige, wife of
the Director of the Education
Center at Quantico will be the
honor guests.
A social hour precedes the
luncheon. Any commissioned
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BY BETTY BEALE

Mrs. Clark Thompson, wife
of the congressman from
Texas, has filed a $50 million
suit against the Moody Ma
tional Bank in Texas.
1t may result in breaking
the will of her father, VIII
Moody, jr., who left a S440
million estate that includes
the Washington Hotel here.
The late Galveston hotel
and insurance millionaire"
drew up an incrt : BILE will be-
fore his death two years ago.
He left 100000 to his daugh-
ter, Libby Thompson; $780,
900 to one of her children,
$4,000 to another.
But he left only ST to his
only son, Will Moody III! And
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direct violation Of the will and
the laws of Texas.
4 y
GEN. ALFRED sGRUENTH-
Err, retiring military chief of
NATO, turned down three
offers from industry of over
100000 a year to take the
presidency of the American
Red Cross for $4,000. Why?
The grapevine says Presi-
dent Eisenhower wanted TO be
able to consult with MIN on
foreign affairs whenever de-
sirable. If Gen. Gruenther we're
the head of some industrial
firm and constantly comforting
with the President, it would
draw fire from all sides. !.
Also. if the President mao APP
pointed him to an advisory or
cabinet post, there would have
been cries of too much Mill
tary."
But what could be more ma
tural than for the president
of the Red Cross to confer fire.
quently with the chairman of
the Red Cross? This also.
means that the President will
have his favorite bridge part
ner available at all times. The
GruentherS will live here.
CARESSE CROSBY'S sug-
gestlon that the U. N. send a
force of 100000 women to
occupy the Suez Canal zone
has been received in local
drawing rooms with mixed
emotions.
The only women I have en-
countered seem Mortified at
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
$50 Million Suit
Filed in Texas

to the latter'S son and
daughter. 100000 and $25, 900
respectively.
To be sure nobody changed
anything. ne included in his
will a terror clause" which
cut off without a cent any
body and his heirs who tried to
break the will.
Hence Mrs. Thompson, who
lives at the Sheraton Park
when Congress is in session. is
not suing in Galveston to break
her fathers will. She is suing
to recover the estate of her
mother, Libby Shearn Moody,
who left $50 million worth of
stock.
Her father and the bank
were co-executors of her
mothers will, but it was never
executed. Libby says this is in
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BY EVELYN M. DENT

Mrs. Reuben B. Robertson,
jr., wife of the Deputy Secre-
tary of Defense will be the
honor guest at the JANGO
luncheon next Tuesday at the
Officers Club. Fort Lesley j.
McNair.
Mrs, Maurice Browder. wife
of retired Rear Admiral Brow
der. will present a style show
which will feature California
suits and dresses.
Foreign Attaches
The November luncheon
meeting of the wives of for
eign attaches accredited to the
Navy Department is to be held
on Friday at the Shoreham.
Members and guests are
asked to meet in the Tamer-
laine Room at 1915 to receive
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where to be surrounded by
99,999 other women.
The men, on the other hand,
are delighted with the sug-
gestion. They can just see
what would happen to the
Canal Zone. The women would
no sooner dig in, they say,
than miles of clotheslines
would be strung up across the
Suez, hung with lingerie and
100000 nylons.
y 4 4
POST PREFERENCE-Some
people have guardian angels,
some have fairy godmothers.
Mt Vernon Seminary has Mrs.
Merriweather Post.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, Washington's most
fabulous hostess, the noted
Post -Toasties heiress, Marjorie
Post, will lay the cornerstone
of Post Hall at the Seminary
and Junior College on Foxhall
road. Post Hall will be a great
hall and reception room for
the school. plus library addi-
ton.
For most benefactors of
educational institutions. the
donation of a whole building
marks the climax Of their in
terest in a particular institu-
ton. But for Mrs. Post it is but
another milestone of gener-
osity toward the school.
To date, this is the schools
record of Mrs. Posts connec-
ton with it: She was student
there herself, class of 1904,
when it was located at HOO M
street. Her daughter Eleanor
Barzin went there, class of
1924. Her daughter Nedenia
Hutton Rumbough and her
granddaughter Marjorie Du-
rant Waller also are alumnae.
When the school was hit
badly by the depression in 1882,
she saw that the salary of
every member of the faculty
was paid and all financial
obligations met.
She already has given OUT
right the junior college dormi-
tory known as Merriweather
House, the dormitory and din
ing room known as Ames Hall,
and also the residence of the
president of the school. And
now Post Hall, in memory of
her parents, C. w. and Ella
Post.
MRS EISENHOWER IS POR-
TRArT-At noon today. Mrs.
Eisenhower was presented with
a portrait of herself that un-
beknownst to her, she has
been posing for over a period
of two years.
1t seems that Alexander
Yaron, an ESthonian-born,
Communist-chased artist who
finally succeeded in getting
into this country, started
sketching the First Lady the
first time he saw her. With
the aid of a photograph and
the glimpses in person, he
completed a smiling portrait
of her in her pink inaugural
ballgown.
When it came to the atten-
ton of Billie Dunkle of this
city, deputy chairman of the
Women's Finance Committee
of the National Citizens for
Eisenhower-Nixon. the COM
mittee offered to buy it. The
artist, who's now becoming an
American citizen, wouldn't take
more than 81.
Today it was presented to
Mrs. Eisenhower by Mrs.
Dunkle; her sister, Mrs. Cor
don Moore and Mrs. j. Cheever
Cowden, Mrs. CAROLYN Allen
and Mrs. Mildred HillSon. all
of New York, as a gesture from
the Citizens women's division.
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lgin. Texas: Russell williams, jr.
II. st. Paul. Mimi; David NY
man, II. Aberdeen, WASH. ano
Steven Bracht. Is. Los Angeles
After the breakfast, the l.
boys few to New York for two
day sightseeing trip. They will
depart for their respective homes
Saturday morning.
Forestry Service Award
DR.. Arthur A. Schuck. CHIEF
Scout executive. received ar
award from the Forestry Service
Department of the Interior, al
the breakfast. DR.. Richard Nc.
Ardle. chief of the service. made
the presentation in acknowledg-
ment of conservation work done
in the past year by Boy Scouts.
High ranking guests included
Supreme Court Justice Clark
Senators Martin. Republican oil
Pennsylvania; Thye. Republican
of Minnesota. and Neuberger
Democrat of Oregon: Harold E
Stassen, special assistant to the
President; Kelvin Mccain, presi.
dental adviser, and u. E. Baugh.
man. chief of the United States
Secret Service.
Among the speakers were Sen
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ator Thye. Representative Hays,
Democrat Of Arkansas: Mr.. Stas-
sen; Arch Brooks. executive vice
president of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce; Herschel
Newsom. master Of the National
Grange: DR.. Rerold C. Hunt. I'M
dersecretary Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare and True D.
Morse. undersecretary Of Agri-
culture.
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Soar Vote Approves
West Germuny's FIoq

SAARBRUECKEN. Saar, Feb
Is R.-The new Saar Parlia-
ment yesterday approved chang
ing the Saar's blue. white and
red flag to the black. red and
gold emblem Of West Germany
It also passed on first read
ing bills enabling Germans to
hold dual German and Saal
citizenship, granting equal
rights to German citizens in the
ISaar and restoring names of vii
lagos and streets changed after
the war. 1t banned Nazi names
however,
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seized, in . daring sally by the
seaborne guerrillas into the
mouth of the Min River leading
Ito Foochow. where the Reds have
Ia jet air base.
Central News said the junk
was one of seven bound from
Shanghai to Foocnow. all loaded
with drums of aviation gas bear.
ing inscriptions in Chinese and
Russian.
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|GuerriIIos Seize Ship,
Flee Red Shore Guns

TAIPEI. Formosa. Feb. 8 (R.-
Chinese Nationalist guerrillas
captured a Communist junk
loaded with aviation fuel the
night of January % but fire from
Communist shore guns forced
them to abandon it. the official
Central News Agency reported.
The report said the junk was
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Science has discovered a Medicine
that kills dandruff germs by the
thousands. relieves itching, in
Illumination and soothes irritated
scalp. Named M. F. D., this Medi-
cine's safe yet powerful germicides
attack the infection itself. prevent
ing germs from killing healthy
skin tissue.
M. F. D. restores hair to health
with its medical detergent ingre-
dent, dissolyes germs and oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08

Scouts we pledge that we will dc
our part-with Gods help-te
maintain our Nation strong ano
free"
The IL Explorers, speaking al
the breakfast, were:
Glenn Goodale. l6, Lunenburg
Mass; David Speir. is. West
Caldwell. N. j.: Wayne H. Glaze
Iren. Is, Pittsburgh, Pa: David
Swick, is. Newark, Ohio; Robert
E. Winn, II. New Orleans, La.
Also Bill Sullivan. II, Macon
Ca; Frank Collins, II, Chicago;
Ronnie OFT. II. Lebe, Kans.;
William B. Condron. jr.. II. FL
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Team" just completed. They
announced they now have
launched a new program with
the theme, Onward for God
and My Country"
Heritage Treasured
Challenged by this theme"
they said. land all that ii sug-
gests. each of us is determined
to grow in our understanding of
and devotion to, our country and
its ideals, and to do all in our
power to help our fellow citizens
to treasure our American her.
itage.
"On behalf Of our brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-08
NotobIes Help to Mark
Boy Scout Anniversary

The Boy Scouts of marked their 46th anniversary
today with breakfast the Hotel Saer attended by member
Of the cabinet. Senate and House.
Guests of honor the affair IL Explorer herr
spokesman for the 47534 and adult leaders registered
throughout Nation.
The boys Scouts reported threeyear pro
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ADVERTISEMENT
New Medicine for Dandruff (M.F.D.)
KILLS INFECTIOUS GERMS ON CONTACT
Restores Hair TO Health

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plugging up hair follicles, leaves
scalp clean. refreshed. M. F. D.
stimulates blood flow to nourish
hair roots, helping to keep hair
healthy and attractive. This Medi-
cine helps prevent infectious
germs. often a cause of pimples
or skin blemishes, from spread
ing to face, neck. chest or back.
Only $l.25 fully guaranteed,
at drugstores.
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Quill be Aazzhd the labels! the beauty! aavings herel zoroL -


fuss to look at butoh, cosy for Easy sPree
too because had the good fortune purchases toono
more than 1000 pieces manufacturers prices Be
TO anticipate oil your spring lingerie need-choose too for
Valentine 9fts But remember these coseous every
in every color!
400 NyIon Petticoots. were $4.o5 and S5o5 Gu OK
2O Nylon Woltz-leneth Gowns, $4.95 ~
Founeed nyIon ieot peitoats hemines of 4
embroidered oreondW white. pink, beige in snoI medium
Jorge sizes. S285
Waltz length nshtes with fitted midrif neckIne
shadow shoulders Of fny nyIon tule Nyon pink
81 o SO. $285
{: :: +: rs: =: T.. g !: :, block 385
8: *:: :' =: ;::.: % S.: s: : 485
neoth Pink, mint, IIoc in sizes 81 to 38. S4.85.
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in siz9 81 TO SO, S5.85.
100 NyIon ToIored Poiomo S095 q /oE
zoo Nyon Wotz Length Gowns, were Sl095 pH.OO
Full length mo6dorin with block piped cooIe
red, white yellow nyIon black nylon tncot
trousers Sizes 81 to 49, S68
RuffIed wotz length nshies white pink nyon
with beautiful bertha bodice of embroidered sheer rufed
hemine bow sizes 81 to 3d. $685.
100 Nyon Slips S6.95 - or
ofprce sovngs chon X 90
tily like loce the bottom of this gen. lavish
curves the bodice too slim spaghetti strops, White in
sizes 81 to 3d. $685..
JeNePs-Lnsene shop-second Street and at
Bethesda. Shrinston. Silver Spring, Conn., Avenue
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Two police officers will go into
Municipal Court Monday to
clear the air around a vice case
in which the defendant. a self
described former choir teacher,
named them as a friend and a
former voice student.
Charged with having two
women dance a lewd, nude
dance, Mrs. Vida Faye Ganeau.
81, testified yesterday she was
arrested in spite" by Morals
Squad Detective Sergt. Louis
Fochette because he once lost
a vagrancy charge against her
which cost him promotions.
Mrs. Ganeau said she was a
friend of Inspector Roy w. Blick,
head of the police vice squad,
and once gave voice lessons to
Capt. John B. Layton, former
head of the gambling and liquor
squad who took command of the
First precinct today.
Inspector Blick told newSmen
he wouldn't know the woman
If she walked in here. F.. There
is absolutely no truth in her
statement that I am or ever was
friendly with her"
The name of Capt. Layton
arose when Mrs. Ganeau testified
she had served either as choir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-01
Egypt Relics Lost
In London u. Fire

LONDON. Mar. R.-The
great Hathor Bowl. a $685.
year-old piece Of Egyptian pot
terry, was destroyed in fire at
London University today.
The fire in the Egyptology
section of the university, in the
heart of London, also destroyed
many irreplacable books on an
Gent Egypt and several other
valuable relics.
The blaze was believed to have
started in a laboratory filled
with chemicals in which Martin
Burgess had been fitting together
the fragments Of the Hathor
Bowl.
1.-TWO years work wasted
and it was nearly finished" Mr..
Burgess moaned.