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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALExANDRIA-s5oO dn.. Ss5 per
dream home; rms. and bath. List
1nE s49-P. TIE. 6-1400 or TIE
+ osz343. AL BAKER a. SON. INC,
5Qs N. Washington St. Alex. Va.
ALEXANDRIA = SI6.a5O purchases
this 5-bedrm,, 3-bath home with
q y 1T liv. rm. wifirepl.. sep. din
rna and fully equip. kit. The i'm
portant point, you can move in
immed VA or FHA financing avail
We missed that one" group. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP,
XII. $4,000.
ALEX. AREA-New 3-bedroom brk
remhlers; FULL BASEMENT. ia
baths fireplace, l2-acre lot with
trees. $3.50 down cOnv: S14.g5O
ALEXANDRIA REALTY CO, XII
ALEX X.-Reduced price SI3,sOO. GI
q terms. bedrm gar; vacant;
aysr fDS1lpPee DgtsB eoania nf washer mIe tsG and
pepi HAMMER REAL ESTATE,
: LIZ So. ROYAL. Alex. KI. S-IOl2.
ALEX.--Attention Belvoir, why rent
when. we. have a mod 3-bedrm
rambler for only 5000 down and
pick up the payments. HAMMER
hhAL ESTATE. l22 SO. Royal,
Alex KI S-10i2.
ARLINGTON, N.-very close in; 2
bedrms., full bath and 3. half
PATHS brick rambler. bsmt. with
nrepl liy rm. with firepl.. sep
din. rm. side porch. custom home.
$1,000 down on S. G. GERACHfs
Co. JE 9-23l4.
BELyEDERE-3-bed -bedrm. frame RAM
bier. mi from pentagon. st3.500
GI with $500 down. Turn right
iutf beyond Lake Parcroft on Co.
inmbia pike to SIS Pinewood ter
.Cl. O-li7S
ENGELSIDE, mr. Fl. BelvoirAA love
ettrac home blk of No. !
IVY ivy Al , rms; on lst a. sar
FHA So $40 dn Essy mo 10 psy. aH
ments LISTING A0a-C TIE. d-l4Oo
IE. 6.13i3. AL BAKER a SON
NC 5Ds N. Washington st.. Alex.
fALLS CHURCH. $40. 00O. virein,a
fofest--A charminp white rambler
ntslleu smong towering trees
lends itself 10 lovely ANTIQUE furnl-
secluded There Is = lovely ward
wth vegetable and flower garden
COOK JE e-3s7e. =" Ao0iHNs
FALLS CHURCH-SsOO down non
pl monthly payments $50. IN
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY: lee. liv
rm with fireplace r..acre lot:
fully equipped kit, . bedrms dn I.
w 8 q GERAcHls CO. JE
LIHCoLNIA PARK-Must sell new
sS.ti brick rambler. 4 bedrms
fun bsmt FL 4-f6B6
n. ARL., sI3 95O-This will not
last AI-bricE e.bedrm nome
enc rear porch nov used a. den
s fnll bsm! On quiet desd-end
y ttreet only blss TO WeStoVfr
shopping center Many trees fenced
reAl yard. To inspect call METZ
LER "a j-7AT5
VIENNA SPECIAI.-Get ready FOR
school Live IN this beaut rambler
S.ih \ eedrsm,s,.. ~ rm cin I'm,
sv 49, y, eaaiipped Fgll hsmt
MI handle Balance on easy terms
Lh,lna sHA.h lie 6.l fu0 TE
6-73l3. AL BAKER a SON INC.
SOS y Wsshinstor 81 Alex. Va
NAkEFlEID FORLST-Th 9-bed.
In rambler with attached garRec,
bulideFs home * 81 quality con.
si-aetion on a beautiful wooced
desiree A. I. MiLLicAs, JE
NOTTINGHAM SCHOOL IL jvsf 2
Bis away from this 3.6edfn.- ! 4.
= bath, arles rambler iI, hsmt
via outside en,r eafport trees
sad cor lei IMMEDIATE OCcu.
I. FANCY u Mary .n service loans
sya okRAcHis Co, JE
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s15 5th ST. NV. near courts and
General Accounting Office-6 rms
and bath; will remodel to suit
tor. WO. 6-2637 or DI. 7-7965.
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BUILDERS!!!
DAIRY FARMS

Prom 3 10 100 beautiful wooded
streets complete: viii subordinats,
c. M. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
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BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES sur
round this inviting BRICK home,
where EVERY room is LARGE.
The liv rm has firepl, the din,
rfn Is spacious and the huge Kit.
has dining space. There are 4
LARGE bedrms.. plus room for a
guest nm: . full tiled baths, porch
rms. The yard has shade trees and
l. well shrubbed. The location
couldn't be more convenient and
still remain in an area OF nice
homes. close to everything. Only
$iS.750, with a very reasonable
your moneys worth. Don't be late.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS.
AP. 7-S400. Open til 8 pm.
long, LOW AND LOVELY is this
stunning 3-year-old 61-ft brick
rambler with spacious rms, four
well-arranged bedrooms and . full
baths; large clubroom with Roman
brick frepl. SEPARATE dining rm.,
huge kitchen. completely equipped;
a very well planned home:
S3l 500, Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP 7-S4o0
~ BLOCK TO PUBLIC SCHOOL;
School, -bedrm. Cape Cod on
over 9.000-sa 1T. fenced lot
with trees completely redec,; price
subject to VA. S12.500. Don't
Co. AP 7-6992
ONE ONLYi CT: no money down
3-bedrm. brick rambler: full bsmt,.
pancy: price Sl3.s25. JAMES c
CoNLEY q co. AP. 7-6292
BY OWNER, Takoma Park-Langley
Park area--Air-cond brick ram
bier. corner, 3 bedrms, den. rec,
rnn,. garage. all-electric kitchen
walk to bus and LanElev shopping.
Many extras incl. storm windows,
Anchor fence, Zoysia lawn, attic
fan, etc; SO 500. 1912 Lockney
LEw1sDALE =. Modern 2-bedrm
brick rambler, large kitchen, din
6s@t;; iao si5.o5o. viii go Gi. Cali HE
HUGH T. PECK. REALToR
TAKOMA PARK
Immaculate Diet. brick, s spacious
rms. firenl bsmt, GI or non-GI;
iiT New Hamp ave.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400I
TAKOMA PARK--LANGLEY PARK
7107 THIRTEENTH AVE.
Detached brick in beautiful setting
with 2 rooms and bath at only Sl4,-
500. May be used as 4-bedrm. house
Near Our Lady Of Sorrows School;
NJ clsff. sIn'fnle RA' 3-ooTii'.i IN 80 oi' 'S'
MARsHALL j WAPLE co.
1924 i4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
NEW BRICK RAMBLER-S1s.95O
ROOMS; BATH. REC, ROOM
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-306nl
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STORES FOR RENT

GEORGIA AVE, mr.. cor. of Ken
nedy, st.--Has been a jewelry store
for 20 years: $50. RA. 3-2943.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Good busi-
ness location; reas. rent; heat fur
nished. Call after 10 am. DE. q
6464.
CLOSE TO GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIV. HOSPITAL. 73s 23rd and
1900 H SITS. n.w.--Store plus 9 rms
1881 K st. NV. Ma. S-ss75.
BUILD TO SUIT for responsible
tenant. any size up to 10O-ft. front
opposite Eastover shopping center.
Box '2S7-J, Star.
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l8 THE EVENING sTARlHoUsEs for SALE. VA Cont,
HOUSES 10, SALE. Nd. Cont. }

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1886
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BUSINESS PROP. XANTED

HAVE BUYER with package LIQUOR
license, wants locationI good area.
r. q. DUNNE. FE. 3-l173. HO.
10000,
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ARL once BLDG, 1900 sd. IT,:
suitable for doctors dentists. etc.
on a fast bus line. ADEQUATE park
ing. Located a. a busy crossroads
N Aria greatest thriving center
nanked by best residential area.
FRED J GEORGE, IA. s-6777.
SIS sth ST. NV. mr.. courts and
General Accounting Ofnce--6 rms.
and bath; g1.N5O or Will remodel.
PRANK "a. DOYLE, Realtor. WO.
G-.G35 or DI. 7.5965.
EYE ST. NV Several des. prop
critics IN SDO blk which will be
valuable when widening and re-
paving Of street Is completed R. o.
DuNNE. WA. 7-O7s2 Ho. 10000.
WHEATON. sol .gsO--- 8,3OO sq. Il
With brk. bldr, pknR. BoNAN 4
FodARTY. 10. 5.5O52. ~. 5-1O24
BUSINESS LAND IN FAIRFAX
COUNTY at key spots--almost any
size parcel and . variety OF loca-
tons We know Fairfax County real
estate ard can help you hnd the
site thst will serve you bett rail- Us
MASON HIRST
Closed s1fsys
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Neutrality-suspicious., see this Of

feringi Vacant, ali brick: ) large
bedrms., downstairs. den or TV
rm., large liv. rm. wIfirepl.. for
nal din. rm., equip. kit. full bsmt
SLATE ROOF: around corner to
grade and Junior. his: bus and
mammoth shopping. Heart Of Ar
lington. Only $l6.750. Better be
first to call. JE. 3-2093. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN g. SON, 6S7S Lee hwy,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

RIvERDALE, MD. Storage yard;
light industrial; about 10000 So.
IT.; rear 1921 r. /. ave; $75 mo.
a: H. SEIDENSPINNER. Realtor,
WA. 7-lO1O,
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GARAGES
MOTORCYCLES

BIUlLLILDOZER, TDa. excel. condition;
$500. SP. 3-4666.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30

NOV Quincy, Mass, on october
80. 1875.
3-The wife of Thomas Jeffer-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30

running mate in the November
elections.
2-John Adams. who served
two terms as Vice President I'M
der George Washington before
he was elected as our second
President. was born in Braintree
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-30
Ill AND LOIS
BEETLE BAILEY
rae RERRYs
VIRGIL
MUTT AND JEFF
Answers 10 Our PresIdents

flames S. Sherman. Vice
President under Taft. died in
Utica. N. Y. on October 30. 1912.
Nicholas Murray Butler was
thereupon selected as Taft's
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
Rural Alaska
Guaranteed
Representation

FAIRBANKS Rt-Rural Alaska
was guaranteed a representative
voice in government by action of
the Constitutional Convention in
a session over the weekend.
The issue was over the fixing
into the constitution of a specific
number of senators for each of
the 16 Senate subdistricts. Dele
gates voted As to in favor of
keeping this language in the con-
stitution re
"The Senate districts may be
modified to reflect changes in (the
24 election districts. A district,
although modified, shall retain its
total number of senators and its
approximate perimeter."
Apparently most of the dele
gates thought they had. already
made this guarantee when APP
proving, in second reading, the
article on legislative apportion-
ment. But when the Style and
Drafting Committee reported the
article out, the convention found
the wording applied only to the
four overall geographic Senate di-
visions, not the 16 submits.
AS it stood then, the representa-
ton in the four larger divisions
southeastern, south central, CEN
trail and northwestern-would be
fixed, but the number of senators
assigned to the various subdis-
tricts could be changed.
After debate the apportionment
article was put through final pas
sage by vote of 45-5.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
Pvt. Samuel NaShOalOok
Of Unalakleet Taking Part
In Exercise Moose Horn

BIG DELTA, Alaska--Pvt. Sam
uel J. Nashoalook, rs, son of Joe
O. Nashoalook of Unalakleet, is
taking part in the Army's Alas
ka Exercise Moose Horn in the
Big Delta area, 1875 miles from the
Arctic Circle.
During the four-week maneu-
yer, several thousand troops will
receive practical training in tao
teal operations and cross-coun-
try movement under simulated
combat conditions. Winter tenn
peratures in the region drop to
about SO degrees below zero.
Also, two methods of arctic
supply, airdrop and giant over
snow Observation-Disclosures, are be-
ing compared.
Private Nashoalook is regularly
assigned as a truck driver in the
521st Transportation Co. in Alas
ka. He entered the Army in 1851
and completed basic training al
Fort Richardson, Alaska.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
Norwegian Sub Seizes
Russian Fishing Boats
In NOrway's Waters

OSLO, Norway, RHThe Nor
wegian submarine tender Sarpen
Tuesday seized three more Rus
sian trawlers repeatedly found
fishing within Norway's four
mile territorial limit, a spokesman
for the navy announced.
He said more naval vessels are
steaming full speed for the rich
herring banks off the Norwegian
west coast where five Russian
fishing vessels were taken into
custody Monday and other We're
reported still operating.
Foreign Minister Harvard Lange
flew back from a. meeting in Co
penhagen especially to deal with
the international implications that
were created by the alleged So
Wet encroachments and seizure
of the vessels.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
Nome Pioneers Daughter
Hears Gruening Speak
In indianapolis Lecture

Mrs. Al Haynes had the pleas
ure of hearing exGov. Ernest
Gruening speak in Keith's Thea
ter in Indianapolis recently in the
Town Hall series of lectures. He
spoke on Alaska statehood and of
the Constitutional Convention at
College.
Before the lecture he visited
with Mrs. Haynes, who was born
in Noorvik, Alaska. Her father,
Duncan L. Macdonald, was an
early pioneer in the Nome area,
where he served as US commits
sioner After the death of his wife
he cared for his daughter Mary
until she was Il, when she went
to be with her maternal grand
parents in Michigan for her
schooling. He was on his way to
visit her when he died in Seattle.
Mrs. Haynes husband is on the
staff of the Indianapolis Times.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1956-02-01
Nevada Collects Record
SAT- OLA Gambling Tax

CARSON CITY, New, R-Ne-
vada collected a record $4,750, 144
in revenue from the gambling in
dustry in 1855, the state tax COM
mission announced Tuesday.
This is more than double the
record of $2,2O3,483 set in 1854.
The big jump resulted partially
from an increase in he tax rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
Spinning Sugar
By VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor


TTAVE YOU EVER professional pastry
IL make those stenng showpeces
elaborate buffet tables?
Believe it not those sany ribbon
made from nothing complicated than simple
Sup But there's trick involved in the the srup handled
To make pulled simple strip sugar of
tartar cooked at temperature $40 degrees
thermometer Or, you're willing to risk finger
Chief Mario Palmiers method for testing sirup
pastry chef at Washington hotel the
thermometer.
He fills small with
orefnger into the iced water quick bubbng
rup and back the water you're experienced
it's safer to rely the thermometer When
hard crack stage and spins thread it's
from the heat
Now the strip poured marble
the outer edge is worked in
forms soft ball Paste coong added this point
cool enough to handle the sup pulled until
silky gloss To keep the pulled maeab professional
warming The homemaker could
turned down low sugar kept
enough to manipulate for
glass.
To make the here narrow ribbon
rods fastened to a wooden platform.
Petals separately and allowed to harden
before shaping into flowers To shape
the flower Petals added layer sugar
the pulled than those used for the The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Court Holds PUG.
Has No Authority
To Limit Tuxis

Federal Judge F. Dickinson
Let's has upheld the contention
of the Public Utilities Commits
sion that it lacks authority, un-
der present law, to limit the
number of taxicabs operating in
the District.
Judge Let's had taken the
question under advisement on
Thursday when the issue came
up in the form of motions argued
on a suit filed last February in
District Court by the Associated
Taxicab Operators. Inc, against
the commission.
The taxicab group sought a
court ruling to declare the COM
mission has the power to limit
the number of taxicabs.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Lloyd B. Harrison argued that
the commission, under present
law. does not have any power to
limit the number of taxicabs or
to refuse to approve additional
ones.
Judge Let's upheld the COM
mission and Mr.. Harrison yester-
day in a short notation in which
he granted a summary judgment
in favor of the commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Court Threatens to Close
Store Selling Spoiled Food

They have operated the store
for two months.
Health Inspector John S.
Wright and his superior. Philip
j. Gormley. first inspected the
store Thursday and said they
found rotting meat on display.
insanitary meat storage facilities.
rat offal in the building and
maggot-infested meat in I'M
covered garbage cans in the back
yard.
A court hearing was scheduled
and Judge Howard continued
the case until June %. However.
after Assistant Corporation Coun-
sci Clark F. King advised Judge
Howard the store was a danger
to the health of the neighbour
hood, the judge ordered a REIN
spection yesterday.
spection yesterday. The court
will receive a report Monday on
today'S inspection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

A Southeast grocer faces clo-
sure Monday for keeping food
inedible for human consumption.
Health Department inspectors
today inspected a store at 400
Fifteenth street. owned by Ruth
Eichel and managed by her hus-
band Saul.
Mr.. Eichel yesterday was
granted an overnight stay of
closure to clean up the store
which, according to two District
officials, was the filthiest place
they had ever seen.
Municipal Court Judge Andrew
j. Howard granted the stay de-
spite the "contemptuous" be-
havior of Mr.. Eichel on two &C.
casions at court. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eichel are displaced Poles re-
Gently arrived in this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

a study and develop methods Of
physical improvement of COM
munity life through more CO.
ordinated local activity with a
minimum of Federal aid.
Mr.. Penney told the group
"the soundest kind of community
progress is that which results
from self reliant action of the
cooperative type on the part Of
both the individuals and the or
CARNATIONS in each community
That's what the conference
has found" he said.
From the materialiStic stand
point. that is the most efficient
and economical way-with its
lower costs and fewer demands
on Government funds. From the
spiritual viewpoint, this manner
of proceeding brings about the
greatest fulfillment of the crea-
tive potential of each individual
and organization involved"
Some 200 delegates from more
than 100 national associations
and civic groups attended the
dinner.
The conference is providing
the delegates with suggestions on
how to improve community bet
terment efforts through self
help"
Among Government leaders
who have addressed the confer
ence are Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare Folsom,
administrative assistant to the
President. Gabriel Hauge; AS
sistant Attorney General Stanley
N. Barnes, Federal Trade Com
Robert T. Secrest,
Senator Anderson, Democrat of
New Mexico; Representative
Cannon, Democrat of Missouri,
and Representative Ostertag,
Republican of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16

George Sander. who is
visited by the "Schnozzola'
at his country estate. TV Key
previews: you will enjoy the
finale with Sanders singing i
Want to Be Eddie jackson :"
$3.50, WTOP (9)-It's Always
Jan: A guilty conscience
plaques singer Jan Stewart
when she is offered a swanky
supper club job provided she
will leave her agent.
lO:SO, WTOP (9)-The Making
Of Champions: A sports spe-
cial featuring the famous
team Of Clydesdale horses
and introducing the mem
bers Of the championship
st. Louis Budweiser Bowling
Team.
1890, WTTG (5l--Featurama:
Host Milt Grant introduces
short films.
1915. WTOP (9l - The Late
show Shadow Man. 3"
, Cesar, Romero. Kay Kendall.
4 An owner of a gambling
house fees when an ex-
girl-friend is found dead in
his quarters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
TODAY'S Tv
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WMAL az - Champion
ship Bowling: Stan Clifford
meets Joe Norris in a three
game match.
1880, WMAL t7)-Ozark Jubi-
lee: A comedy vocal group,
the Carlisles and the square
dancing Tadpoles are guests
Of Red Foley.
1880. WRC (4)--Down You Go:
DR.. Bergen Evans emcees.
PanelistS are Arthur Treach-
er, Hindy Parks and ventril-
oquist Jimmy Nelson.
500, WRC ~ - Patti Page
Show: Guests are comedi-
enne Jean Carroll. singer
Eddy Arnold, pianist Jan
August and harmonica player
Richard Hayman.
500, WTTG t5)-The Evening
Movie: IN Turn to You" IS
the story Of what happened
in the first months Of peace
to the wartime marriage OF
ayoune couple. starring Dom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
George and 3 Groups Get
Community Life Awards

Senator George, Democrat of
Georgia, and three nationwide
organizations were recipients
here last night of national
achievement awards in recog-
milton Of their contributions to
improvement of community life.
The awards were presented at
Ia banquet at the Hotel Statler.
which highlighted the four-day
National Community Conference
sponsored by the National Coun-
ell for Community improvement.
Senator George was honored
for his long and distinguished
service to American communities
and to the community of ma
tons. J. C. Penney, chairman of
the board of j. c. Penney Co.,
New York City, presented the
award. Mr.. Penney also delivered
the main address.
The General Federation of
Women'S Clubs was cited for sew
leral Outstanding community
achievement contests" it con-
Quoted throughout the Nation.
Mrs. r. I. C. Prout, federation
president. accepted the honor.
The American Council to I'M
prove Our Neighborhoods (AC-
TTOM received a citation COM
Intending its service in "stimulat-
ing and assisting neighborhood
development and Improvement. "
Hugh F. McKenna. president
|of the U. S. Junior Chamber of
Commerce, accepted an award in
recognition Of the civic projects
which the national organization
conducted through its State and
local chapters.
Government, business and civic
leaders from all parts of the Ma
|tion have taken part in the con-
ference which ends today with a
series Of panel discussions at the
hotel. It is being held To make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Scholarship Awarded
By Princeton Club

The Princeton Club of Wash
ington has awarded scholar
ship to Lawrence A. Monaco,
graduate of Bladensburg High
School.
Peter ]. DeVos and Philip v.
Rickert, both Of st. Adams
School, have been named CO.
holders of the Henry Clay Stew
art scholarship. for Washington
students entering Princeton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Other AM Stutions
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLlGHTS

1000, WRC-Monitor: NCAA
track and field meet from
Berkeley, Calf.
$3.50, WGMS-Opera House:
Mascagni, "Cavalleria Rusti-
cana" complete perform
ance) Maria CallaS Giuseppe
di Stefano, Tito Cobb, Nicola
MONT, Rolaudo Panerai,
Chorus and Orchestra Of Tea
tro allo Scala: Tullio Serafin,
conductor.
$500, WMAL-George Crawford
show: George spins records
and generally makes merry
for two hours.
10000, WWDC-U. S. Army
Hour: Concentrating the
181st anniversary Of the U. S.
Army. Film star Dane Clark
is featured in a special broad
cast. higlhighting Army
achievements through the
years.
l0:3O, WRC-Monitor: Dorsey
Brothers Orchestra from the
Statler in New York. Church
bells ringing from Zurich.
Switzerland.
I1:OO. WMAL-Town and Coun-
try Jamboree: Jimmy Dean.
and the Texas Wildcats. as
well as guest country music
artists whoop II UP for two
hours at the Capitol Arena.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
GAMES FOR SUMMERS
ORANGES and Lemons

=.
This is another English singing game brought this country
long and using the Of ancient churches
districts of London
Oranges and lemons" say the bells of St Clemens
"You owe me i've farthngs the bells Of ST. Martins
when will you pay me?" say the bells of Old Bailey
when grow rch," the bells of Shoreditch,
when will that be? say the bells of Stepney
II do not know" the great bell of Bow.
Chorus:
Here candle to light you to bed;
You've been caught the way to bed.
Two players join hands to form achway deciding
secretly that shall be orange and the other lemon
rest OF the children under singing the rhyme
word bed the arch falls to ncose the player happens
beneath He either lemon place
behind the player having the he chooses
done i'll whispers the rest do not learn which which,
The continues until all the players behind either the
orange or lemon Them with each player holding the
the in front the lemons
You can color this picture with paste it
board. cut the parts and fit together shown above.
violet Moore
Next Week: Dinosaurs and Cave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Following is supplement
tary information on today's
television programs listed in
this Sundays TeleVue:
TOO pm, WRC (4)-Your
Hit Parade will be shown in
place of Adventure Theater.
1880 pm, WRC t4)--Down
You Go will be shown in
place Of The Big Surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Answers to Our Presidents.

Lincoln made this famous
speech at Springfield, ILL.,, on
June 16, 1858. when he received
the Republican nomination for
United States Senator, over two
years before becoming President.
2-This is from George WASH
ington's address to the Con-
tinental Congress, June is, TITS,
accepting the post of COM
mander-in-chief of the Con-
tinental Army
3-I'he Glass-Steagall Act was
signed by President Franklin d.
Roosevelt, % years ago today,
June is. 1888.
Questions on Preceding Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-16
Stannard and Ann Codring.

Stannard and Ann Codring-
ton.
$3.50. WTOP t9-Stage Show:
Guests: The Treniers musi-
cal group: and Connie Fran
els. popular vocalist.
900. WMAL ca - Lawrence
Welk Show: Featured guests
are the Lennon Sisters. four
Pittle girls from Venice. Cali
fofnia.
$3.50. WRC tll-Jimmy Durante
Show: Guest is suave actor