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Evening star., 1956-03-20

there were IL baskets full
without the slightest dsrespect feel that Our
Saviour acted in this instance in somewhat the capacity
of restaurant He fed the multitude using the best
food available to Him in the best way feel it elevaes
my profession.
Tomorrow: Roger Burgess
Evening star., 1956-03-20
Street Scenes i.

Two boys walking along
Massachusetts, avenue near
Fifteenth street NV, one tell
ing the other, "You really
learn things in school," +.
An unconcerned Scottie,
hating rush-hour traffic by
waddling nonchalantly across
Calvert street near Connect
cut avenue. -.
Evening star., 1956-03-20
The ..-.....
Rambler
Businessmun's
Tribulotions
By JACK JONAS

rubber check.
81 wish I still had it," he
said. It'd frame it.
"This girl who came in was
a knockout. A real doll. She
was we'll dressed, too. She
asked if I had a brand Of
straight Scotch.
Nov straight Scotch is not
common, but there are cou-
pie of brands, and I told her
Sure
al was at a party recently
at the Australian Embassy,
she said, and I told a man
there that I preferred straight
Scotch. He said I was crazy,
that all Scotches are blends.
He said he'd give me $50 If
I'd bring him a bottle Of
straight Scotch
"I went and got her a bottle
of straight Scotch" Sam went
on. "The bill was $7.39. She
asked me if it was all right
If she wrote a check for it,
and / said certainly.
1.-THE check bounced. I
looked all over for that girl,
but never found her. Then
one day a lawyer friend of
mine came in and asked me
If I had any problems. I
showed him the check for
$7.39. He took it and left.
"Three days later he came
back, and handed me $7.39 in
cash.
How'd you do it?' asked.
att wasn't hard he said.
I just looked around a little.
She's a waitress in a restau-
rant downtown. She paid
when I told her she could go
to jail for passing bum
checks
'You know Sam said, re-
flectively, "she gets more
beautiful every time I think
about it. I would have cashed
her check for a hundred
dollars"
Problem
Here's one to ponder in
your spare time.
The Library of Congress
has just about given up try
ing to find an answer to q
question posed in a tele-
phone call. The caller
wanted to know how to write
a simple declarative SEN
tence, one that could be
spoken with out much
trouble, but one he was hav-
ing difficulty putting down
on paper. 80 a%
The sentence:
"There are three Ito, too,
two)s in the English Ian
guage.".s
Drippy
On a bus coming in from
Virginia about 7::30 am, there
was a rare occurrence-a va
cant seat. -'"'s'
The reason for this was the
rain and a leak. in the roof,
wetting the seat and the floor
around 1t. One man bulled
his way through standees and
sat down before he noticed
the water.
He got up in a hurry, taking
most of the water with him,
leaving the seat relatively dry.
A woman, believing a gallant
had dropped into the Wash
ington area, smiled at him
and sat down. But the roof
still was leaking. The woman
got her hat wet before she
noticed it, and she got up, too.
"It happens that way once
in a while" the driver said,
struggling. He paused, then
added, when it rains"
Guide
A woman reports she un-
Willingly became a sight
seeing guide during a street.
car trip on Pennsylvania
avenue with her children
the other day. Realizing
that things look different
from a streetcar, she was
giving the youngsters a re-
fresher course in the city's
landmarks.
"After a time," she said,
81 realized a nice middle
aged gentleman in the seat
behind us had Joined the
Cooks Tour and was obedi-
emily following the pointing
finger, right along with the
children"
Street Scenes
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If YOTT .JITDGE

A book by its cover, you'll be missing
Ia real treat, until you look inside
this Cape Cod and see the true left.
center hall off which all 1st-hoor
rooms open. Large kitchen, guest
Sized dining room, PANELED DEN.
Upstairs. 3 more bedrooms and bath.
Basement has rec. room and lava
tory. Interior Of home trimmed in
warm. mellowed chestnut. Wooded
corner lot. azaleas dogwoods. etc.
Detached garage. Garrett Park
S24,75O. terms arranged. 10. $4,000
any time. HUGGINS IL HARRISON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

LOOK NO MORE! II you need a
BRICK home situated on a quaint
ly fenced Handicapped yard and with
more more advantages than you ever
a living room. SEPARATE dining
room. nice kitchen. : bedrooms and
full tile bath on LIST floor; plus ,
stunning bedrooms and full bath on
2nd floor Full basement. MANY
other extras. : rooms. . baths and
basement for only Sl4.250. GI or
conventional. Convenient to schools
and transportation. First time ad-
yertissd Don't be late Exclus ~
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BETIEsDA CONTEMPORARY,

haMIc SpIlt-leVeI, designed and &C.
cupied by architect-builder Fea-
lighting, free-form rear patio and
numerous other extras. 8 bedrms. :,
/ n baths. large modern kitchen.
rec, rm. and carport. Beaut. big lot
with trees, in popular English
village: S26,9J0. FRANK s. PHIL
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BETHESDA. mr.. Wilson lane-Con-
temporary modern: beautiful in.
side and out; .hedrm., bath, den on
LIST n; 2 bedrms,. bath upstairs,
fine. rec. rm. with cabinets and
shelving, all-electric kit: lots oi
trees, azaleas, etc. Make offer
SAMUEL. Z. BOGLEY, INC, OIL. g.
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW

For the purchaser interested IN
privacy. together with beautiful
setting, we recommend this charm
ing home over 400 azaleas, beauti-
full doRwnod and fnaenolia trees.
large outside patio House contains
3 bedrooms and 2 baths on md
floor al hrst-f rooms are rx-
Ccptionally iarge including modern
sunr0om. screened living porch
and "-ear garage maids room and
bath. So 500 Call Mr. Ferriday.
Ma s.aSnn ewes OIL 2.4Tss
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC. rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HILLCREST GARDENS big bed
I'm. rambler. Bath, family-sized
ise iS arm S d into c W GtshT partia
rec. rm.; built-in gar. fenced lot
and many extras $4,000 or best
offer BY OWNER. 10. 7-1514.
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COLORED
CT APPROVED, $275 On.
COLoRED-$75O DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOWARD CO., mr.. the Patuxent.
tacing West Nearly-new ranch
~. Meade and John Hopkins: Sl5t-
900; RIPLEY g. ROMER, JU. o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
THE HAMLET
AID HONDTTTONFT

%441V 0O1N1 = = z 2 NI4N III
Charming Cape Cod close to Conn.
are. featuring living rm.. l5x26;
large dining rm;; den and powder
and bath upstairs, plus studio rm.
and bath: level fenced lot. An ex-
icellent value at S34 500. w. B.
WRIGHT EN- 3SSOO tiU q
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FOR SALE BY OWNER,-N. Arl.. 3.

near schools and shop. screened
porch: $4,000 so. fl. lot. VA apr
NEVER Ta7 100 BE ia RfE-24 never again 27
much for only $1S,500. Brand
new. all-brick 3-bedrm.. 3-bath
rancher. Wide pic-windowed living
room, magnificent pastel shaded kit
with table space; 46-ft. recreation
area with extra firepl Setting on
its own l2-acre estate. $1,000 down
ESTATE SERVICE. INC, .26S n.
Glsbe I'd. (of Lee hwy.). Open 0
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CAPE COD-Sl1.250
Convenient to new shopping CEN
ter in Wheaton, and on Anchor
fenced corner lot. Here's a real buy
for someone with $500. who can
with hammer and paint brush. Call
10. $4,000 any time HIGGINS &
INC. REALTORS.
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hoUsEs for SALE So lcont HOUSES fot Sab Md
COLORED-OOK

$l95 On; Rec. nm. like new. Holly
hardwood frs, refgr.. garbage dis
|posal lge. fenced yard. Fit. Dupont
Hills. LIST time offered. Must act
lquickly on this one FALLIN REAL
ITY CO, Ii. 4-7300, XII. 9-6339
no. S-6O94 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

MCLtAN.F ALLS IHUkCH ARIA -
Colonial home, remodeled. Three
rm. large road frontage: "a mi.
of Rte. z; lovely 5 acres with good
barns, greenhouses ideal for pri-
vate school, nursery or animal
kennel; S25. 900, low down pay
ment. L. A. PAPPAS. KE. S-5205.
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"MOVE mn NOW"

Three-bedroom Colonial: living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room. full basement. House has
been completely redecorated and in
excellent condition; large level yard
completely fenced and Handicapped.
Good financing: convenient to schools
and transportation. Price. $1,000.
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KIRKSIDE
ROLLINGWOOD
AZ. AITKACIIVl

COLONIAL HOME
First-fioor plan consists OF center
hall. living room. large dining room
paneled library with powder room
strictly modern kitchen and rear
screened living porch, overlookine
garden. There are 4 bedrooms. ]
baths and lovely sleeping perch or
the. second floor Recreation room
with open fireplace, maids room ano
bath and 2-car garage in basement
Beautiful wooded lot: close to Roll
ingwood school; good transportation
Price, $4,000. BOSS AND PHELPS
INC. MA. $4,000; evenings. cal
Mr.. Leigh. OIL. n-37a9, ---95
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SPLIT LEVEL.

All brick three bedrooms. dining
room; close TO Four Corners shop
decorated and ready for immediate
possession. CT appraised. $4,000.
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Neighborhood of Fine Homes

This three bedroom rambler has
two and half baths, large living
dining room with fireplace, all-elec-
trio kitchen with table space. day
lisht basement with picture windows.
Price. S22, 500.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA COLONIAL

This fine 3-bedroom brick
home offers comfortable fam
lily living with a contempo-
rary touch and the distinc-
tive deSign usually found
only in much more expensive
homes. Priced at Sl9,950:
81 appraisal applied for. For
further details please call
Mrs. MacGuineas, OIL. 4-479l.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
Realtors. Uptown Office, EN-. 2-671t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
SPREAD YOUR WINGS

Move from that crowded neiRhoor-
hood Take this brick ramola for
instance Plenty Of putting room for
YOU goliers Plenty Of room for gar
denine, playing. and picnies See
day Only 500 $40 Call IA 2-4sO0.
WRIGHT REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.


ANACOSTIA, mr.. MINI. ave.-Brick
full bsmt, gas INV. heat, fenced
lot. Price Sl1,95O. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LU. 4-3400. LII.
"-591f.
CAP. HILL - Invest. attrac. liv:
peaut. furn.; 3-apt. unit: complete
ly redone. Firepls., mod. kit. bath,
air eond; Mo. rental $500 plus.
.:FAMILY BRICK. Congress Heights
location, near all conveniences.
good condition. LIST n. apt. has .
6edrms,, Terms, To inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
$50 FORESTER ST. s.w.-s-year-
old semidet. brick duplex: . COM
plete l-bedrm. apis, plus full bsmt.
Live In one. rent one. LU. 4-33 l..
80
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Just the Facts. Sir

104O9 INSLEY ST.
CARROLL KNOLLS
CT, SIS. 400-S9S MO.
$500 .DN.--S500 SETTLEMENT
3-hedroom brick rambler;
din. rm and all-elec. kit,
rec rm: fenced lot
Claude Wood, Realtor
JU. $1,000 10. 4-77o(
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ALEX. attractive, well-built Dutch
Colonial. 3 bedrms. and sun porch
used as 4th: sep din rm., h.-w h
"a baths. flrepl. Westine house
washer and dryer in bSmt.; garage;
Sl4,950. OWNER. OV. 3-12S9
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KENSINGTON
$15,5OO
TAKOMA PARK
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
47-FOOT BRICK RAMBLER

This attractive 3-bedrm.
brick home located 5 min
utes from D. O. line, offer
ing completely equipped
kitchen, dishwasher. eye
level oven. disposal, plus
plne-paneled breakfast area.
huge screened porch, fire.
place in living rIn. and bSmt,
Priced to sell; S21,15O.
FLA. VA or conventional
financing available. List No.
1S3.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN = Ram
hlers; 3 bedrms. $4,000 to
$4,000. Low down payment. I'm
med. occupancy Also split levels,
$4,000 up. Cow to Belvoir and
Pentagon. IA. 2-91S4, & to 9 pm
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CoLoRED-BARGAN-l60 Tennes.
see ave. Brick. S-famiiy fat, sep
arate entrances; 8 rms, . baths, .
kits; oil h.-wh.: garage; Sl2.500.
$1,000 down. OWNER. OIL. 4-7SSS
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8 BEDRMS.-GARAGE

James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-4i34 Till g:3C
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

peter j. hagan & Son
UN. 4-8583
WEST HYATTSVILLE
Desirable asbestos-shingle Cape
Cos Lovely screened side porch,
full basement. very nice neighbor-
hood, off-street parking. Tastefully
decorated See Il, buy Il. Priced
right at S13,500. Call
peter j. hagan g. son
UN. 4-8583
RIvERDALE
Brick Cape Cod . blks. of Balti-
more blvd, well built, h.-w.h., fire.
place, bedrooms. screened porch,
full basement Warrants your in
peter ]. hagan g. son
UN. 1858
BERWYN HEIGHTS
!, Brand-new Aft. brick rambler
with outside entrance; cleo. kitchen,
separate dining area. CT approved.
81 300 Call
peter j. hagan & son
REALTORS
UN. 4-8583
OK
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ALEX. SUBuRBS-S:50 DOWN CT,
$50 MO. YOUR BEST BUY is this
;mmac. a-oedrm brick Just re
duced for quick sale" to SI0,25O.
less than CT appraisal; full bsmt. /;
nice area, near bus and shopping
AL SMITH REALTY. XII. S-6652
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-24

coLoRED-7th AND PEABODY
ETS.-MOD. GRIN. BRICK, II:
BATHS, FULLY ARR OND. HOME
REC ROOM AND CARPETING.
LOUIS RUpDEN. TU. 2-3O6O
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A. H. PARKER

RA. 6-2569 or Ia. 9-366s
J. r. TIFFEY a. SON
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! BEDRMs.. NURSERY. 3 BATHS

Brick Cape Cod in highly desirable
country club area of North Arl.
screened porch. . fireplS., full day.
light 1t bsmt. with finished rec rIn;
Priced at S24,950 and purchaser
may assume Sl7.500. 412Ga LIST
trust. Shown by appt. THE DARBY
CO., ia. 5-9393 ONCE open Q to 0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

here are but a few advantages. One
thing is certain-Du Points All-NylOn
Carpeting at this price represents SUI
prems merchandising achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15

SoIution.Dye for Lasting
eesuty! Stains Come Out
-. Color Stays In! And
The Cost Is Modest!
The solution dye makes II
possible for the home
maker to remove stains
such as puppy mistakes,
Ink and iodine and other
common household aCci-
dents without damage TO
carpet or color. Beautiful
color combinations OF salt
m Pepper, Grey. Green.
Nutria-and-cOcOa. Perfect
quality, full rolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Plot to Assussinute
Kubitschek Broken

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
June 26 (R.-The Brazilian gov
eminent announced today it had
broken up a plot to assassinate
President Juscelino Kubitschek
and arrested an Albanian citizen.
Col. Luna Pedrosa, head of the
political police. identified the
man as Antonio Consulich Va
lentim, alias Guido Antonio Lii
pertennel. The colonel declined
further information.
DR.. Kubitschek himself said
the only action that would be
taken against the man would be
to expel him. He deplored pub
Lefty given the incident.
Authorities would not say what
motivated the reported plot.
They seemed to attach little i'm
portance to the event. The man
under arrest was held incommu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
u. S. Jet MISSING
Where MICS Once
Shot Down BIG

CHITOSE, Japan, June 26 (P).
"A United States Air Force jet
fighter is missing off northern
Japan, in the same area where
Russian MICS shot down an
American B-29 10 months ago.
There was no suggestion so
far that the fighter had run
into trouble with Soviet air.
craft.
The Air Force said the pilot
of the F86 Sabre jet had radioed
last shortly after noon mid
night, EDIT Monday that he
was off~the eastern tip of the
northern Japanese island of
Hokkaido, some 20 miles from
the Russian-held Kurile Islands.
He then had about two hours
fuel left.
The pilots identity was not
announced but the Air Force
said he was from the 4th Fighter
Wing, stationed at Chitose Air
Base.
The B-29 was shot down off
Hokkaido on November Z, 1854.
One crewman was drowned
when he became tangled in his
parachute but the other 10 were
rescued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Meeting Will Cite
Food and Drug Act

The 50th anniversary of the
first Federal Pure Food and Drug
Act and the Meat Inspection Act
will be commemorated at an all
day meeting tomorrow. 1t will
be sponsored jointly by the Food
Law Institute, Association of
Food and Drug officials of the
United States, Association of
Official Agricultural Chemists,
United States Food and Drug Ad-
ministration, Department of
Health, Education and Welfare
and the meat inspection branch
of the United States Department
of Agriculture.
Morning and afternoon SEES
sionS are scheduled at the De-
partmental Auditorium, with a
luncheon at the Willard Hotel
and anniversary banquet at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
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DEFENSE
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
made no laSt-minute claims,
except that the decision would
be close.
Meanwhile. Senators will have
a chance to quiz Air Force Sec
rotary Donald A. Quarles on
the issue before the roll is called.
He was called for a hearing to-
day by the Armed Services SUD-
committee studying the relative
strength of American and Rus
sian airpower
Both the Democrats and Re-
publicans are proposing more
Air Force money for research.
maintenance. personnel an d
bases as well as planes.
But the only real issue be-
tween them is how much more
should be made available for
planes. particularly for B-52
long-range bombers. The Demo-
cratic motion earmarks $500
million for that purpose. The
Republicans say $3.50 million is
enough at this time.
Democratic Leader Johnson of
Texas obtained an agreement to
limit speeches after 1880 this af-
ternoon, which should bring pas
sage of the $35 billion Defense
budget by nightfall.
The showdown will come on
the Republican motion of Sem
ator Bridges of New Hampshire
to restrict the Air Force increase
to $500 million. If this fails the
Senate is expected to approve
the Sill billion increase the
Democrats got into the bill in
committee by a Is to II vote.
The only voices raised in de-
bate yesterday in support of
President Eisenhower's Air Force
budget were two Democrats
Senators Ellender of Louisiana
and Holland of Florida.
Most Republicans agree that
the Presidents figures are ade-
quate for the next IL months,
but they offered the compromise
increase in the hope of heading
of the larger committee recon-
mendation.
Senator Ellender said the De-
Tense Department already has
$l2.5 billion in unspent balances
from prior years. of which the
Air Force has SIS billion.
Senator Holland said nearly So
billion of these balances are
available for buying new aircraft,
including the B-52s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
Denver to Honor
Carr and GUIDE

Edward r. Carr, who will re-
tire as president of the WASH
ington Board of Trade June 80,
and Granville Guide, who will
complete three years as chair
man of the Greater National
Capital Committee the same day,
win be honored at a testimonial
dinner at $3.50 pm. Thursday at
the Shoreham Hotel.
Both will receive Illuminated
scrolls presented by the trade
board in recognition of their
service. The dinner is being
given by the directors and COM
mittee chairmen of the board
and the Greater National Capital
Committee Executive Committee
members.
E. F. Colladay also will be
honored for his many years of
service to the board as general
counsel. Mr.. Colladay retired
from the position this year, and
was unanimously elected gener-
al counsel emeritus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
EISENHOWER
Continued Prom First Page

COntlnue0 from flrSt rage
ton, Mr.. Hagerty said, and no
visitors were scheduled.
Mr.. Eisenhower has been meet
ing almost daily for about one
hour with his assistant, Sherman
Adams, and others of the White
House corps. but today they had
caught up with their paper work,
the press secretary said.
Obviously anticipating that his
period of convalescence will not
be too prolonged, Mr.. Eisenhower
has agreed to new date for the
conference of the heads Of Amer
lean states and expects now to
be on hand when the two-day
session opens in Panama July 81
The Presidents decision was
communicated yesterday to Pres
ident Arias Of Panama, who
suggested the new date and II
was acclaimed by leaders of the
Americas.
DR.. Cesar Tulio Delgado
Columbia's ambassador to the
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NOTICE

HeeiV. Fidoy ne a. 1886 81 spsel"
rain. 81 end 49, The Crescent will be following
ehedvss from Washington o. c. Charlotte NJ
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TACTIC BAcKFIRES,
YOUTHS MUFFLER
TRIPLED

ST. LOUIS (P).-Frank-
lin w. West, II, has to write
Il will never use a Holly
wood muffier again" 5000
times.
The youth, accused of us
ing an illegal muff1er on his
car, was first sentenced by
Magistrate Raymond 1. Har-
ris of st. Louis County to
write the sentence 1000
times.
Young West, armed with
20 sheets of notepaper, tried
to settle up yesterday, but
the magistrate discovered it
was not all in the same
handwriting. He then tripled
the sentence and told the
youth to do the writing in
the courtroom.
Young West admitted two
girls helped him the first
time because they felt sorry
for me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-26
l62 Virginia Youths
Get High FLA Award

BLACKSBURG, Va. June &c
|R.-Contestants attending Vir-
ginia's Future Farmers of Amer
lea convention turned their
hands to such skills as cattle
and poultry judging here today.
At last nights session which
opened the four day convention,
1852 boys were' tapped for State
farm degrees. The degree is the
highest State FLA award.
Nokesville High Schools chap
ter from Prince William County
received a plaque and SIS for
first place in dairy production.