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The frontiersman., 1956-03-22
Reporters
Notebook

Virgil Meehan announced this
week that he took over the oper-
atoms of Browns Garbage col
lection business, as of March l.
During the cultural program
presented at the xi Eta Chapter
meeting March 19 Helen Maze
spoke on the subject Of pictures
and mirrors as used in the home.
Helen Critics presented book re-
port on THE Man in the Gray
Flannel Shirt. The chapters
next meeting will be held at the
nome of Frances Hubert, April q
Customers of the Coop Trad
ing Post are expressing pleasure
over the changes being made in
the store layout New over
head lights, new tile on the floor,
and Encouragement of the shell
YES to allow wider aisles seems
to be meeting evefyone's appro-
val. Businss is going on as usual
and Manager Irene Benson this
week thanked the customers for
their patience during the reno
Walton period.
Another local business who re-
Gently completed renovations is
the T g. T Sourdough Bar. Sew
eral changes have been made by
the new management, Glen and
Katherine Burnett. The lighting
system has been changed, the
stage moved to the far end of the
dance floor as well as several adj
ditional changes that have added
to the clubs attractiveness.
Acquaintance of the Robert
Wendt family, former Palmerites,
will be interested in a news item
that recently appeared in the Kali
ispell, Montana newspaper. It
was a report on an airplane ac-
cident in which the pilot, Carl
ton c. Mickens of Poison, crash
ed his cabin plane on the ice near
Rollins where the Wendts are
now making their home. The
crash was heard by Robert Wendt
and his daughter Betty 10, who
were the first to arrive at the
scene. Mickens was still alive
when the two arrived, although
The frontiersman., 1956-03-22
FIRST AID CLASS
SEES INFORMATIVE
TRAINING FILM

First aid movies were shown at
the first meeting of the new first
aid training course which is being
conducted by Bill Adams, Red
Cross First Aid instructor. Six of
the nine persons registered for
the course were in attendance.
TIL three who were unable to at
tend, and all others interested in
taking the course, are asked to
contact the instructor at the local
Fire Guard Station so that they
may see the films before the
next class meeting which is slat-
ed for Monday evening, March 26.
The frontiersman., 1956-03-22

college development program,
said Reasonover will manage the
financial operations in Anchorage
and will be in charge of further
financial promotion and cutiva-
ton throughout Alaska. The pro-
motional work in the United Stat
es is carried on by DR.. H. L. Johns
of Philadelphia, an associate sec
rotary Of the Division.
AS of the first of March, the
Division Of National Missions re-
ported that $2,574,352.21 for the
college either is on hand, pledg-
ed, or in the form of estimated
goals. That includes $715,000
pledged in the 1855 campaign in
Anchorage, $238, 152.72 in cash in
Philadelphia and 1920, l99.49 in
pledges and accepted goals thr
oughout the United States.
The frontiersman., 1956-03-22
Business Manager
Named TO Raise
College Funds

William S. Reasonover, %, of
LuT1berton. N. c., has been NAM
ed to the combination financial
and promotional position by the
Division of National Missions of
the Board of Missions of the
Methodist Church. The Division
IS the sponsoring agency for the
Alaska College, which is tenta-
lively scheduled to open in the
fall of 1857.
In announcing the appoint
ment, H. Conwell Smoke of Phila-
deiphia, treasurer of the Division
and coordinator of the overall
The frontiersman., 1956-03-22
NURSES TO SHOW
TWO CANCER FILMS

District No. 6, Alaska Nurse As
ISOLATION, will hold their meeting
in the Craft Room at Legion
building on Friday evening,
March % at 8 pm. During the
evening two films will be shown
on Cancer. All interested persons
are invited to attend.
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ROYAL MOTORS
ROYAL MOTORS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
FORD IS cow: black. r. and h..
Wv. tires: S1.950. See at Pecks
ESQ station. Nichols ave. and Chi
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WATERFRONT pRoP.-REN1
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MACS HEAD. N. CAR.-6-rm., we'll
equipped cottage; avail. from Aug.
B. OIL. 9-2332. OIL. 2-O101.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD SO sedan; $1,000 mi;
excel. cond,: By orig. owner. S625.
so. 5-4591.
1888 Patrician: every ex-
ira incl auto. trans, radio, heater,
power brakes. steering. windows and
seats. Low mileage. Beautiful car.
BUTLER-BoNDED S2,S95.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1921 21st St. NV. DI. 7-0111
1881 900" 4-dr. sedan;
black, equipped. Clean. Special. s395.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1871 21st st. NV. DI. 7-O11I
PACKARD 1853 Patrician 4-dr. Sc
dan; beautiful green with matching
interior. Auto. trans, radio, heater
A one-owner car with low mileage
ana in really TOP condition. Excellent
buy. BUTLER-BONDED; S1,295.
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1921 eIst st. NV. DI. TOLL
PLYMOUTH 80 2-dr.; $4,000 miles.
excel cond.; S425; / owner. IA,
PLYMOUTH '55 station wagon:
eompl. equip; 10 months old; blue
ana ivory. Make offer. Also Chey,
40. compl equip. OWNER. ia. s.
9400. Can finance.
PLYMOUTH 1856 SAVOY VS. l-dr.
poWernlte,. r. and h.. Wv. tires,
powder blue; cannot be told from
orand.new; new-car guar: no cash
needed with your so or 81 Plym.
Chew or Ford; SO mos. to pay.
ROYAL MOTORS
Observation-Disclosures
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia, $4,000
PLYMOUTH '53 Cranbrook 2-dr- Sc.
NAM SnI.h. r sSSs heater 2-tons green
MONROE FORD
olOO % onsh Ay Evt s'% I'm . Y Pn $4,000
PONTIAC 1866 2-dt sedan; brand.
new: hydra. heater; white tires
S2.376 FLOOD PONTIAC Co, l22I
Connecticut. Wo 6-S400.
PONTIAC 1856 4-dr sedan: hydra.
neater: fully equipped, brand new
S2.426. FLOOD PONTIAC CO
4221 Connecticut. W0. $4,000.
PONTIAC '55 Cdr. sedan; / owner;
81 $50 FLOOD PONTIAC 1s2l
Conn. Wo, 6-S400.
PONTIAC SO convertible coupe; nv.
ORA: power steering and power
brakes: fully equip: new-car guar.
antee: $4,000 FLOOD PONTIAC
co. 1921 Connecticut Wo. g.
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1855 Newport hardtop
,onv.; rich dark green with ivory
op, matching leather interior. fully
,ower equip. incl. steering. seats.
brakes. Buy the finest at
,nly 1926. Your 81 or, '52 win
Ong as 80 mos. to pay
ROYAL MOTORS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
100 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. 9-2900
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan 4-door
seden' black: auto. trans, radio,
heater: q beautiful clean car; But
Special $695.
Lee d. Butler, Inc.
1921 21st st. NV. DI. 7-O1ii
MERCURY 1854 Monterey 4-dr. Sc
dan blue with white: auto. trans: .
heater. RADIO one owner: clean;
low mileage; Butler-Bonded; Si,395
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1121 2lst st. NV. DI. TOLL
MERCURY So Monterey; with r. and
NJ actual mileage, $1,000; price.
$3.50 Can ne seen after 9 pm.
MERCURY 81 2-dr.: Mercomatic, r.
and h.. turn signals. owner. Al
coma. S095: written guar.
TRIANGLE FORD
3010 r. l. Ave. NE. DE. 2-63O2
MERCURY "a Monterey 4-dr. Sc
dan; tan finish, radio. heater, Mere
omatic: very nice condition. S1.445.
MONROE FORD
800 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Omen Evaa It'll AZ
MERCURY 1858 Monterey coupe :
black and white finish, black and
red ,vinyl interior; radio, heater,
overdrive, Wv. tires; 1925.
MONROE FORD
300 WIS, WIS.,. Ave; NV, w., Wo; $4,000
MG-A's
BRAND-NEW 1855
Most exciting sports car of the
year. Completely new sports design.
We finance at bank rates.
$2,195
Brand-New 1855
Austin Healey
Delivered Complete
$2,985
LIE Mans Models, So, PTS
Exclusive With
MANHATTAN AUTO
Sales q Service, Imported and
American Cars. Est. 1914
.7th at r st. NV.
Brand-New 1855 JAGUARS
For
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
FAIRFAX BRANCH: Between Fails
Church and Fairfax on Lee high
way at Merrifleld, Va. JE. 4-33O2.
ALEX. BRANCH: 1910 King st..
Alex. Va, King s-5525.
NASH '52 Rambler convertible; r,
n. excel. cond.: $685. or best
reasonable offer. VIII. 6-S775.
NASH 1851 Rambler hardtop; black:
aasater; really clean throughout:
Lee D. Butler, Inc.
1l21 21st st. NV. DI. TOLL
OLDsMOBILE 1851 4-dr. ssd.; low
miles; one-owner car; fully equip.
$685.. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Con-
necticut ave. NV. WO. 6-S400.
OLDSMOBILE SO
1873" HOLIDAY COUPE
Driven 5000 careful miles;
fully equipped. Sale price,
s2.395. Only S195 down.
BLASS & CLARK
Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
AID. 1882 for Credit Approval
OLDSMOBILE 1855 "SS' Holiday
sedan; charcoal and white: equipped
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
oLDSMOBILE 1865 "8S" Hoiiday
coupe; turquoise and white. power
steering, power brakes: S2,295. CCC
guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1922 22nd st. NV, ST, $4,000
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

500 DOWN, $50 MO. buys for 49,.
$50: 60 acres, hard I'd, near
Belvedere Beach. 90 mi. south D. c.
TIE. 6-4131.
$500 DOWN, 500 MO. buys for
$4,000: Broom stately home, 44
acres big chicken house; busline.
~ mi. south d, C.. community OF
white. ne. 6-4l31,
OUTSTANDING TOBACCO FARM
WITH historical large brick home
22O acres on concrete hiehway, IS
miles u. c., between Chesapeake
Bay and Patuxtent River. 8 barns.
houses; .S47.S00 owner retiring
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, AGENT, MA.
S-hssa or call Mr.. Bowie, EM.
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MILLS BUILDING

18th AND PENNA. AVE NV.
Attractive single once avail. At
this most cow. address. Wired for
air-cond. $3.50 and $3.50, Call
MA. S-2S65 or MA. S-g34O. OLIVER
/. CARR, REALTOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30

CADILLAC '55
"62" COW. CPE.
Fully equipped. plus full
sold today; $3.296 full price;
$495 down.
BLASS & CLARK
Corner N. Capitol and Fla. Ave. NE.
AID. 4-9Ss2 for Credit Approval
CADILLAC 1852 4-dr. sedan; fully
owner: price, $1,6S5. Terms nav be
arranged. Tel. EN-. 2-3e93. Address,
304O Dogwood st. NV.
CADILLAC 1858 "62" sedan; blue
fully equipped, including power
steering. Steel strike special. Sl.s95.
CCC guarantees.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC 1856 4-door sedan; ala
baster gray, excellent cond; power
ss 1850 sct snf 6 STsse' EN- s sPa 81
CADILLAC 1855 49," coupe; blue;
equipped power steering. power
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC '53 cow. new top, new
tires with tire kit and wire wheels;
S2,l00. JU. 5-5745.
CADILLAC 1850 convertible; beaut.
gray; excel. top; Wv. tires: S1,195.
PEAKE BUICK, INC.
455l Wis. Ave. EN-. s-2OO4
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood 80" Sc
dan; black, runs good: S1,350 or
best offer. Pvt. party. NO. 7-7626.
CHEVROLET 1855 ,Delray 2-dr.i
glass 2-tone green and white;
ARCADE PONTIAC
h ifs7 s lTS5nf "a s. g. NV NV A AZ 4 4sSS
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r. CON III

Flawless 2-tone finish. beaut. match
ing interior, full power incl. seats
and windows. factory-installed
Chrysler Air-Temp air conditioner;
Il trade or terms; full price only
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DOWNTOWN

Fine location, Vermont ave. and L
st, n.w.-Spacious front suite, air.
conditioned, complete with draperies
and .paneled partitions; convenient
parking. For appt., call weekdays,
co. 5BS40. $3.50.
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IMPERIAL 1855 Newport hardtop
fs5 , Tsn DARK ., green With iySSy
po1er eouip mel steer rinIor s eS
Window. brakes. Buy the tinest Al
only 1925. Your 81 or '52 will
make . down payment and take as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-30

Flawless 2-tone finish. beaut. match
ing interior: full power incl seats
and windows. Factory installed
Chrysler Air-Temp air conditioner
Trade or terms. Full price only
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ROYAL. MOTORS

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH- IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 1853 New Yorker de
luxe cow: beaut. bronze finish.
auto trans, r and h.. power steer
ing and brakes. all-leather interior;
low mileage Your 40 or so will
make a down payment. Full price
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ROYAL MOTORS

CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 1855. Abr.
AIR-CONDTTTONED
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ROYAL, MOTORS

CHRYSLER- PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER SO Imperial; Al cond. I;
$1,000; private. Call LII. $4,000:
after 3 pm, ia. BOOZE.
CHRYSLER 1947 New Yorker 4-dr.
sedan; original beautiful blue fln-
ish. fluid drive. directional sig
mails, radio. heater. new battery.
good rubber. Perfect running con-
dition. This car has never been
abused. 1895. OIL. 2-4690.
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LOUIS BURMAN
co. 5-0988
MEDICAL ARTS BLDG.
$3.50 NEW HAMP. AVE.

Dust Over District Line In
Prince Georees County, Md
NOW OPEN FINE NEW PROFESS
sIONAL BLDG. FEATURING AIR
GooNDTITIo2NNIlNSSG1, ELEVATOR. PRI-
VATE PARKING.
desirable ONCE space still available
to the medical profession. Space
from 500 per no.. incl. all serv-
ices. Especially suited for psychi-
artists. ear, nose and throat man;
opthamoloeist, general practitioners,
etc. Located near the new Provi-
dence Hospital in area Of approx.
100000 population.
LEGUM u GERBER REALTY CO.
EN-. $4,000
1916 Jefferson Pl. NV.
JUST OFF CONN. AVE. ADJA-
CENT TO RING BLDG, NEAR
MAYFLOWER HOTEL. FINE SHOPS,
RESTAURANT. ETC.,
Some desirable space still avail.
able in a truly unique ONCE build
ms. now nearing completion. Colonial
architecture on small street OF in
finite charm. Ideal for the individ-
ual or company requiring something
"a little different" We can offer
entire ground floor comprising 3
very large rooms and private en-
trance from street. Also have entire
End n. available. ideal II your re-
outrements are approximately 900
50. II. Also have unusually attrac-
tive room with walnut paneling
private sundeck. etc, at S135. Build
Ing Is completely and scientifically
air conditioned. Elevator. acoustic
tile ceiling: all ofnces decorator
styled. For further information, ap-
pointment to inspect. etc, call
Legum IL Gerber Realty Co.
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sroRrs For RENT. tc.r..I
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
MODERN

REAR 4l0 NEW YORK AVE.-Brick,
2-story. 15x30. S45 per mo. RAY
MoND r. RUPPERr. 1ol7 9TH st.
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AUTOS FOR SALE lcont.l

CHEW. 'h5 hardtop cow: 2-tone
and h.; Pc; SIS dn. Call ia. s.
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ROYAL MOTORS

CERYsLER -PL YMoUTH-IAGPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
FORD 81 Tudor; r. and h.; S44O.
Leaving US. GRANIER, 90. DE
2-S3O0. aft. 8. wk. ends. HU. 3-7474.
a0e
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ROYAL MOTORS
CHRYSLER-P LYMOUTH-I IMPERIAL
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
.JAGUAR- NIX. VII SO: this beaut.
car with factory-installed T. and h..
straight transmission. must be sold
An 1lrgO
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500 Wis Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
Open Ewes Til Q PM.
HUDSON 80 Super "6" 4-dr.; over
drive. Original owner: $175. ia.
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AUToMoBILES FOR SALE

FORD "a convert: Fordomatic; pvt.
owner: excel. cond. DU. 5-9031.
FORD 1852 Custom VS. Fordor: one
owner; r. and h. and extras: 500
or best offer. LU. 4-629S.
FORD 1855 Fairlane Victoria hard
top VS.; "225" hu Thunderbird
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HUDSON 81 Commodore IS" Holly
hydramatic: runs good. looks gCod,
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ROYAL MOTORS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
400 Ga. Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
LINCOLN 1851 Cosmopolitan 4-door
sedan; black: auto. trans, radio.
heater: q beautiful clean car; But
lef-Bonded; Special $685..
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CHRYSLER 1855 windsor de luxe
Nassau hardtop cow; VS.: fully
equip. with powerflite trans. etc. /:
rich. 2-tone gray with beaut. hand
tailored coral seat covers: very low
mileage. like new throughout. only
81, 295: S245 down.
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FARMS Cont

96-A. FARM: ideal for multiple pur-
poses ana uses: % mi from WASH.
tirement spot. Farmhouse equipped
for owner and tenant with all mod
COWS. 2l2-a. lake stocked with
bass nearby. w. s. SMITH, XII.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-15
Pick your bale size
then watch = Super "66" build &C every time!

Whatever weight you want
q l6XNNH - to handle whatever your
~l4 crop :. wherever you farm
- 7NAlaa the bales you build with a
ANa New Holland Super ''66' are
alike in density and SIZE This
for bales all the way from foot long to So inches
he new Metenatic bale control the Super 66 does
rck quick setting of the measuring gets the exact
you want And every bale is firm Short bales for barn
ing green hay regular bales for fied-cured hay
pact bales for straw a crop like timothy.
nd because each bale is measured from zero you get
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-05-15

better uniformity than ever before. Good, square
right for stacking.
Engine powered or P.T.O, the Super ''66'' b
2-tone streamlining and new performance to the
baler field. Bales up to tons an hour See for you
your New Holland dealer to put Super ''66" Il
PAGES just for you.
Start your new baler off with New Holland
Twine, certified by u. S. Testing Co., for -
strength and length 325lb. average tensile Ws8N
strength and 9,OOO-foot length. New Holland TssS
Machine Company, a subsidiary of Sperry N$N
Rand Corporation, New Holland, Pennsylvania.
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Shift Of ARDC


A House Appropriations Sub
committee has before it a con-
Itroversy over the relocation of
headquarters of the Research
and Development Command of
the Air Force.
During hearings on a request
for Sc million to set up facilities
for the command at Andrews
Air Force Base SO they can be
moved as ordered from Balti-
more, the subcommittee heard
strong protests from Representa-
tive Schenck, Republican of
Ohio, against the new site at
Andrews.
Mr.. Schenck insisted that the
place for the ARDC headquar-
tiers was at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base in Ohio.
Subcommittee Chairman Ma.
hon, Democrat of Texas,
promised to give Mr.. Schenck's
protest careful consideration
when the appropriation measure
lis acted on.
Mr.. Mahon said the Ohio leg
Iislator had made an excellent
presentation of the problems,
but he added:
Baltimore, under all these
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circumstances, does not seem to
be a satisfactory place in view of
the lack of adequate facilities
there, and frankly. as much as
admire you and your great
State, I do not think you have
any special claim on this labora-
tory"
The fund Of $6 million was of :
f1cially requested for use at
Andrews by John M. Ferry. spe-
cial assistant for installations of
the Air Force Department.
He said the Secretary of De-
Tense "has decided to put it on
Andrews Air Force Base because
OF the fact that we have going
military concern there now
which will minimize the cost of
support which would have been
involved had the headquarters
gone to a completely isolated
place."
Representative Scrivner, Re-
publican of Kansas, a subcom-
mittee member, said he found
himself in disagreement with the
decision by Air Force Secretary
Quarles to put the ARDC at
Andrews.
Washington is over-saturated
now" he said, lust as a lot of
other places are over-saturated.
There a lot of places where some
OF these activities could be car
ried on just as well, where as a
matter of fact, they need it and
could use the economic lift"
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Aviation Club to Fete
james Stewart Here

James Stewart will be honored
as man of the month" by the
National Aviation Club at a 6 to
8 pm. reception tomorrow in the
Standardization Hotel.
He will be cited for his recent
performance in the motion pic
ture. Strategic Air Command, I"
for achieving much to bring to
the attention of the American
people the necessity of airpower. I"
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Repairs Close
Trophy Room
At Arlington

First major renovation Of
Arlington cemetery's Trophy
Room near the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier will close the
structure to the public for a
year, the Military District of
Washington said today.
Congress has appropriated al
most half million dollars for
the project on a cost-plus-fixed-
fee basis. The contractor is
John McShain. Inc: the archi-
tectural engineers are Eggers
and Higgins of New York, and
the work is being done under
supervision of the Corps of
Engineers.
The Trophy Room originally
known as the Reception building
when completed in 1919, is used
for display of medals and tro-
pixies presented in tribute to
the Unknown Soldier.
Repairs presently contemplated
for the amphitheater include
construction of a new roof COW
ering the circular arcade, re-
finishing and waterproofing the
boxes and a general renovation
of the area.
Since it is virtually impossible
to pinpoint each item requiring
repair and replacement until
on-the-spot determinations are
made, the total cost figure is
not yet known.
At present, workmen suspended
from scaffolds on the trophy
room are pointing the marbled
joints and sand blasting stains
from the building.
In the interior, considerable
deterioration has been caused
by leaks in the roof.
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W AERIAL HIGHER
THAN 1902 STORIES
PLANNED BY REDS

LONDON (PD. - Moscow
radio said today Soviet au-
thorities plan to build a
television transmission aerial
taller than New York's En-
pire State Building.
The tower is scheduled to
be completed in Moscow
next year. The broadcast
said it would increase the
distance of effective TV
transmission to rs miles,
and in Moscow itself, own
ers Of TV receiving sets will
need only indoor aerials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-13

his IS The LARGEST OFFERING OF PRIME RESIDENTIAL
LOTS WITHIN ANY FLORIDA CITY You get full city
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More Than 300 Homes Already in Our New Subdivision
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Eleven Schools in District
Graduate Neor|y1, 700
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EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL

West, Matte Louise
Virgins. Eileen Ellen
Williams. Bettye j.
Stuart, Elizabeth
Williams. Houston
Williamson, H. D,
Wilson. Nancy Lee
Ardinger. Richard z.
Baucom. William r.
Boyce. Leon Joseph
Boyd. Willie Cooper
Brightwell. w. T.
Bryant. Albert
Bryant. David L.
ChriSman, Paul V.
Coleman. Edward T.
Cones, Gerald NJ.
Croce. Anthony
Cunningham, c F.
Cutshaw. Edward B.
Garden. Jesse R.
Day. Francis A.
Di Bari. L. A., jr.
Digs. Roland c.
DiNenna. Thomas
Diver, William H.
Dixon. Ronald w.
EiSinger. Robert T.
Elefteris. Louis
ERIN, Herbert S.
Gatorian. H. M.
Gearhart, w. r.
Griffin, Clarence
Haardt. Henry A.
Hammonds, Ray l..
Hays. Alan Spencer
Henson. Charles c.
Howell. John E.
johnson. Maurice r.
johnson. Ramon P.
Jordan. Gerard W.
Jordan. John T.
Leonhard. David Fl.
lie Van. Robert E.
Mayo, Lewis D.
Miller. Donald L.
Moore, Gilbert F.
Norris, George B.
Parker. George A.
PaStis. William K.
Qualls. Robert d.
Reckeweg R. H.
Roach, Robert H.
Ross, Donald NJ.
Rowell, Edward W.
Ryman. James G.
Schwier. Robert e
Smith. Raymond B.
Stains. John w.
Thompson. D L.
Thompson. j, E.
Tilghman. W. P.
Yenable. Harlan D.
Wade. James L.
Warman. Joseph r.
Waters. William D.
Webster, Vincent W.
Wilkins. Robert z.
Williams. J. w.
Windsor. H. F.
Wolf, William M.