davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-08-01

oilo je uvijek svijesno da je
memo podrucje ra d a dvo-
struko. Ona mora biti covje- |
sanska. Ona mora pomagati
sve nase kulturne i intelek-
tualne napore. U tu je svrhu
Zajednica veoma rano usta-
novila posebni fond "a po-
magazine skola ovdje i u sta
rome kraju. Tai je fond po-
slije spojen s Narodnim Fon-
dom, kasnije poznatim pod
imenom Narodno Prosvjetni
Fond. Danas imade Zajednica
posebno odjeljenje "a Sport
i Prosvjetu.
PRIZE je zajednica imala
posebni Narodno Prosvjetni
Odbor. Takovi su odbori po-
stojali i u odsjecima. Svrha
i'm je bila pomagati izobraz-
bu svojih clanova, da bi po-
stall sto korisnijim clanovima
Zajednice. Njihova je duz-
most bila, da pripremaju or
ganiziraju prosvjetne i od-
gojne tecajeve. Ma tim te-
cajevima trebali su uciti ne
pismene citanju i pisanju. I
konacno, oni su trebali voditi
brigu o osnivanju knjiznica.
Ne treba zaboraviti da je
velik broj nasih emigranata
bio nepismen i da je prema
tome citav tai rad bio ne sa-
mo veoma vazan nego i stra-
hovito potreban. H. B. z. je
stampala i poklonila ma tt
suce pocetnica u svrhu bor-
be protiv nepismenosti ma
jednoj strani i u svrhu po-
ucavanja osnova hrvatskog
jezika "a mladez rodjenu u
America. Ii su skolski odbori
s vremenom oslabili i nestali,
ali je njihov rad bio u sva-
kom pogledu uspjesan.
Ma najsnaznije sredstvo "a
sacuvanje nasih narodnih
kulturnih tekovina jest bez
svake sumnje nase glasilo
Zajednicar. Osim vrsenja svo.
je duznosti o povezivanju
clanstva vrsenju propagan.
de "a upisivanje novog, Ia.
jednicar je zivi neprekinuti
ucitelj "a hrvatski jerk. Ia.
jednicar je danas najveci hr.
vatski list ma svijetu, a ME.
govi Sc citatelji nalaze pc
swim kutevima kugle zemalj.
ske.
! Odsjeci HBZ pokrecu / or.
ganiziraju $50 svih kultur.
nih hrvatskih manifestacijs
u America. Kako smo vec 60
re spomenuli, nasa su kola
glazba danas popularniji ne
go pred. pola stoljeca, uspr
kos cinjenice, da vecina glaz
benika j plesaca nije nikads
vidjela stare domovine. Nass
je narodna kultura j hrvat
ski folklor dozivila veliki pre-
porod i popularnost, sto j
pravo Guido 1nodernog vreme
ma.
Jasno je da glavna zaslugs
"a sve te lijepe uspjehe pri
pada Zajednici. Bez njezinil
odsjeka i gnijezda Pomlad
ka, il cijih redova nicu ia
lenti, koji daju moralnu
materijalnu pomoc konac
no vjerne slusatelje, ne b
bilo nj plesackih grupa, n
pjevackih zborova. Nasa b
hrvatska kultura bila u Anne
rici nepoznata.
Kroz sve te priredbe Ia
jednica zanje lijepu bogat,
zetvu, u dobrim javnim cd
nosima, dobrom raspolozenj,
i sirenju clanstva. Tim po
vodom dobro je da reknem,
slijedece - tko god voli II
nase kulturne smotre u Mi
ma uziva uza sve to osta.j,
po strani ne pristupa u ma
Sc clanstvo, u stvari je samo
xiv. Bio bi vrijeme, da z;
zajednicku stvar doprinese
on svoj udio!
(Nastavit &c se)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

brother wed Saturday. Stan
Laurel completely recovered from
his stroke. Dick Powell after
Anna Magnani for Getaway
Juliet Hankey, daughter OF
England's ambassador to Stock
holm, engaged to Peter AIchin
!. The Charlie ChapIins (OOna
O'NeiID expect Sir Stork?
Ed Wynn 10. Friday. 7. Waldorf
signed Harry BeIafonte for three
years. Nat King Cole killing
'em at the Copa. Duchess OF
Windsor's book getting poor
notices in England. Match!
French newspapers quote doc
tors that Princess Grace is ex-
Ipecting twins. /. Herbert Tech
nicOlor) Kalmus' daughter, Ca
mile, to marry Walter Pollock.
Audrey Hepburn wants $780,
900 plus a percentage to play in
Marjorie Morningstar."
Noel Coward, back from Ber-
muda, at Chapeau Rouge with
Bea Lille. =. Josh Logan OPP
toned Tom Gaddis' book, "The
Bird Man Of Alcatraz,n for a
Broadway play. u. Vivian Blaine
gets her divorce from Nanny
Frank in Arkansas November IL
Turhan Bey dating Phyllis Tray
nor, Arthur Murray dance teach
er. A son to the Joseph Raj
fetOs makes theater vet Louis
Lotto a grandpa. Margaret
Leighton, starring in Separate
Tables" at Ell Morocco with Paul
LevitOn, Ditto Peter Howard, Mrs.
George VanderbiIt's lad, and
Denise Darrell and the William
HOldens. Zero MOsteI's g.
year-old son, recuperating after
auto accident. N. Y. News
reel audiences cheering Israeli
forces.
Hot Stove League: Bob Teller
celebrated his birthday at the
22d ann'vy of the TOots ShOrs.
Also there, Birdie Tebbets, a $50
hitter who always gave Teller
trouble. Il only struck Birdie out
once, in an exhibition game. /"
The Wally COxes expect a
January stork. :. Tyrone Guth-
rie'S new color film of "Oedipus
Rex" marks his cinema plunge,
I. Brazilian Airlines' Baron
Stuckard and Beth Leary in
Separates. Anna Maria
Albergetti's Italian sutton, Count
Alberto MOchi, here next month
with the engagement ring.
Sophie Tucker into Town and
Country. Marjorie Post, ex-
wife of former Ambassador
Joseph Davies, a great grand
mother via granddaughter, Mrs.
Ron Waller. Add It's Never
Too OldSters: The 80-year-old
mother of producer George X.
Arthur, H arriet Brest, into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06
New TV Heroes

NEW YORK-Heroes and vii
lians of the late, late. late shows
of TV have given way to the
principals on the UN stage, as
guns boom in Hungary and
Egypt. Ambassador Lodges ex-
coriation OF "the cynicism" OF
Russia, calmly delivered, yanks
you out of your chair. The
thunder of Assembly applause,
as Lodge finished his terse read
ing of a bulletin from bloodied
Budapest, is heartening evidence
of world condemnation of the
Soviet. In the outer Offices of
the UN sits Msgr. Bella Varga,
last freely elected speaker of the
Hungarian Parliament. to plead
with Lodge and other UN biggies
to airlift food. clothing and med
icine to that country, now sealed
off by the Iron Curtain. On Fri
day, Adm. Byrd, Gems. Clay, Bill
Donovan, Spaatz sent out tele-
grams advising that governors
of several States had named
November 25 as Help Free Hun
gary Day. The new Russian
timetable proposes complete
liquidation long before Novem-
Der Is.
English performers in MY Fair
Lady" THE Sleeping Prince
1.-THE Matchmaker" Separate
Tables" Major Barbara" and
Old Vic presentations, glued to
backstage TV sets and radios for
UN sessions. Cardinal Mind
zenty, upon release, called on the
world to help Hungary. His life
now is in peril. War scare
will hasten Shirley Booth and
other American, performers out
of Europe quickly. Weeks
prior to the Middle East out
break many influential Egyp-
tians. distrustful of Nasser's poll
icies. transferred their money to
Switzerland. Randy Mac
DOugall and his wife splitting.
Former Radio City usher, Mac
Douglass wrote and will direct
Bing CTosby's Man on Fire" for
MGM. :. +. Buddy Baer says
he'll marry ROxanne Reed. /.
Dolores Gray prefers Count
terragOrda. -. HO Hum Dept.
SterragOrda. +. Ho Hum Dept:
Anita Ekberg back to N. Y. next
week.
Henry Fonda to wed Afdera
Franchetti? Humphrey Be-
CART returns in February for Co
lumbia's "The Good Shepherd. :"
-. The Victor Kempners alicia
Markova's sister, Berenice)
named him Nigel. :. Gary Coop
er-DOrOthy McGuire's Friendly
Persuasion" racked up $91 900 in
first four days at Radio City.
Irene SelZnick and Terence Rat
tigan at Ricky's. Janet Nix
and David DeHaven, GIOria's
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GRAHAM
Continued From Pare All

Continued From Page ALL
fourth child Christmas Day. Dan
is currently preparing his indie
pendence picture. Honey Seems
Bitter to be made in Ireland
next year. Marshall ThOmp-
SON is the latest actor to enter
the directoral derby. He will d.
rect and coproduce africa Cali
ing" a video series to be filmed
lin Africa.
Anita Ekberg declined to ap-
pear on a London television
show unless there was a part for
husband Anthony Steel. So, in
spite Of the rumors, this mar
riage is still very much on.
! Lew Ayres' romance with Bev.
erly Garland cooled as soon as
publicity about it started break
ing. Frank Sinatra. with whom
she's appearing in "The Joker. "
is now asking Bev for dates.
~
| Arlene Dahl has been offered
three movies to be filmed in Lon
don after she completes her cur
rent Fortune Is Woman
MY Friend Charles" with Laur-
ence Harvey, 1.-THE Truth About
Women" and an untitled COM
edy with Michael WiIding--but,
she writes: II have doubts if I
can accept any Of them or I
might have to start looking for
a new husband If I come back
to London so soon again."
4 Jack Hawkins, Arlene's costar
in Fortune Is a Woman" said
a lot of naughty words when a
gasoline can exploded Snear his
face ahead of schedule for a fire
scene. Jacks eyebrows were
singed and so were the ears Of
those who heard him. Other
words will be dubbed in, APP
Ipropriate to his expression Of
pain.
Ronald Reagan and wife
Nancy will get a complete life
size view Of the new home they
are building heretofore it is
completed. General Electric,
sponsor of Ronnie's TV series, is
duplicating each room Of the
new house for its hetter-living''
commercials. showing how cleo
tricity makes for easier living.
! From Elsa Martinelli - IT
would rather marry a millionaire
than a poor man." Who was it
said it's just as easy to fall in
love with a rich man as a poor
one? Sometimes easier. The
same reporter who took Elsa s
quote added that she has a
mouth made to take three-decker
sandwiches!
/ i
Leslie Nielsen. who starred in
the first one, won't be around
when Metro makes a sequel to
its very successful Forbidden
Planet" AS Les puts it: Il don't
want to compete with Robbie the
Robot any more" The studio
just bought a Western, The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

Mystery Of Misty Creek" IN
which Les Is slated to star.
frankie Laine is mulling q
ballet adaptation Of the late Carl
Fishers Reflections of an In
dian Boy" and is after dance
stars Alicia Alfonso and Igor
Youskevitch. Fischer was LANES
longtime arranger-accompanist
and good friend.
They are complaining in Lon
don now that American movie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

IMGMs Designing Woman. Thu
S3-year-old grandm other Of
Dorothy cambridge. q scene
stealer in the Rock Hudson Dana
Wynter Something Of Value"
flicker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-06

stars are using the Queen Of
England for publicity. But what
do they expect when American
movie stars are invited to the
Royal Command clambakes?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
PAT NIXON GOING
TO AUSTRIA, TOO

Mrs. Nixon, who has ac-
companied her husband on
all his other globe-girdling
travels, will go with the Vice
President to Vienna, Austria,
too. she decided yesterday.
Mr.. Nixon is flying to the
Austrian capital next Tues
day. at the request of Presi-
dent Eisenhower, to study
the Hungarian refugee prob
lem and recommend what
additional aid this country
can give.
The Nixons will fly from
here Immediately after a
luncheon they are giving
Tuesday at the 1925 F Street
Club in honor Of midas
Prime Minister Nehru and
his daughter, Indira Gandhi.
In New York yesterday
with the Vice President, Mrs.
Nixon hastily drafted her
husbands Office staff to help
her plan and pack.
The Nixons plan to return
here on December %, in time
to spend Christmas with
their two daughters, 'Tricia
and Julie, in their Spring
Valley home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
to Promote
Language Study

BALTIMORE, Dec. IA d.
A language study plan for
clubwomen Of America aimed
at better international under
standing in the interest of
world peace" has been an
announced by the General Fed
GRAFTON Of Women'S Clubs.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst of
Baltimore, chairman of edu-
cation for the federation,
said there have been COM
plants that America has
failed since 1850 ito make
this country appreciated, I'M
derstood and liked abroad"
No material foreign aid
"can take the place of under
standing and genuine interest
in a people," she said, and
this must begin with a
knowledge of their language"
Mrs. WhitehurSt outlined a
plan for each Of the fedora
TONS $1,000 member clubs to
set up study groups, get a
tea cher of conversational
language. recording equipment
and go to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
Hungarian
Salute Set
For Dec. 30

A gigantic event, Salute to
Hungarians," to raise immedi-
ate funds for Hungarian ref
ugee relief, will be held at 7:45
pm, December 80, in Consti-
tuition Hall.
Mrs. Jouett Shouse, who was
named Washington chairman
of the First Aid for Hungary,
Inc, drive at the request of
former President Herbert Hoo
yer, is chairman Of the benefit,
assisted by Countess Laszlo
Szechenyi, co-chairman.
Vice President and Mrs.
Richard Nixon head the list
of sponsors for the event with
the Ambassadors and their
wives from the IS countries
that supported the Novemer
II United Nations vote for
Hungary.
Other sponsors include Chief
Justice of The United States
and Mrs. Warren, Justice and
Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, Justice
and Mrs. Felix Frankfurter,
Justice and Mrs. VILLAIN o.
Douglas, Justice and Mrs. Har-
old H. Burton, Justice and Mrs.
Tom c. Clark, Justice and Mrs.
John Harlan ana Justice and
Mrs. William j. Brennan, jr.
Also, the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Humphrey,
the Secretary of Defense and
Mrs. Wilson, Attorney General
and Mrs. Brownell, the Post
master General and Mrs.
Summerf1eld, Secretary of the
Army and Mrs. Brucker, Secre-
tary Of the Air Force and Mrs.
Quarles, the Under Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Herbert
Hoover, jr., Assistant Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Francis
o. Wilcox, Under Secretary of
the Air Force James H.
Douglas, Presidential Assistant
and Mrs. Sherman Adams and
the Director of the United
States Information Service
and Mrs. Arthur Larson.
HighlightS of the Salute"
program will include music by
the National Symphony Or
chestra, conducted by DR..
Howard Mitchell; messages
from religious groups includ-
ing one from Pope Plus XII
to be read by Archbishop
OBoyle. and stars of TV and
stage fame whose perform
ances will be televised over
the last half of the Steve Allen
show from New York.
A goal Of 100000 has been
set for the event, proceeds
from which will be used en-
tirely for food, clothing and
medical supplies for Hun
garian refugees who have
crossed the borders.
Tickets are available
through the National Sym
phony Orchestra box Office
and range from IS to $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS

the Royal Marriages Act"
This act of 1772 required royal
permission for marriages Of
British royalty.
Had not many of these
princes married without the
punctilio of the Royal Mar
riageS Act, in which case their
marriages were void in British
eyes, and their children bas-
tardS?" asks the Guardian.
Midst the furrowing of brows
of the wigged Lords over this
whole question, they may
have wondered why the prince
filed the suit in the first place.
1t possibly occurred to them
that, as a British subject, he
can claim lands in Austria be-
longing to his family which
would not go to him as a Ger
man. However, in true British
fashion, this delicate topic
was not even preached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

Continued From Page B-1
400, according to the Crowns.
Among them were the Kaiser
and Earl Mountbatten Of
Burma's father. Prince Louis
Of Battenberg.
What caused the Attorney
General to fight the case,
notes the Manchester Guard
ian with undiSguised glee,
must have been "one terrified
look at the fearsome hobgoblin,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
.Croig-PerrY

DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
Stephen Craig Of New York
announce the engagement Of
their daughter DR.. Hope to DR..
Roger Hobart Perry, son of
DR.. and Mrs. Hobart Stephen
Perry Of Arlington. A May
10 wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14
ENGAGEMENTS

and Mrs. John Francis Moran,
sr. Miss Kielty is also the
daughter of the late Mr..
Kielty. A spring wedding is
planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

KieltY-Moron
Mrs. Patrick Francis Kielty.
jr. announces the engagement
Of her daughter Patricia to Mr..
Francis Leo Moran, son Of Mr..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-14

Wait until you see the size of these skins, and
the exquisite coloring and texture. A
Scarf like this makes regal gift . and
$l58 is a very low, low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Private Funds
To BuyLandfo for
College Sought

Funds to acquire additional
land for the proposed Northern
Virginia college of the Univer-
sity Of Virginia at Ravensworth
Farm will be sought from area
citizens.
In announcing tentative ap-
proval of the Ravensworth site
at an Advisory Council meeting
last night. j. N. G. Finley, di-
rector of the University Center
said selection of the site is SUBJ
ject to reaching a satisfactory
understanding with respect to
purchase Of additional land"
The Board Of Visitors of the
University will meet June is al
Charlottesville to decide whether
to accept the Ravensworth rec
ommendation.
The site. which had been con.
sidered a likely selection, is or
Braddock road between Amman,
dale and Springfield.
Owners Of the tract offered Il
acres free. Needs of the college
are estimated at an additional 81
to 1855 acres.
Mr.. Finley said $67.500 offered
by the owners could be used tc
help meet immediate costs Of
about $4,000 to remodel the
center and install improvements
$50 that the college could start
Operating at Ravensworth this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Separate Triol
Granted Trio in
Cor-Wush Killing

Montgomery County Circuit
Judge Stedman Prescott yester-
day granted separate trials fol
three men charged with murder
in the holdup-slaying of Arthur
E. Chatte. a Silver Spring car
wash Arm owner. last April %.
Attorneys for the murder sus-
poets claimed that since Their
clients had made conflicting
statements to police, only
through separate trials could
they receive fair and impartial
treatment.
Eddie Lee Daniels, %, colored
accused by county police of firing
the fatal shot in the car-wast
office at 8s0S Old Bladensbure
road, will be tried Tuesday, as
originally scheduled, according
to County States Attorney Algel
Y. Barbee.
The other two defendants
who police said waited in the
getaway car during the $40C
Iholdup and shooting. are Rich
ard Leroy Simmons, 22-year-olc
art student, and James A. Sui
Ivan, %. a former bartender
Both are colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Fuirfux Group
Hits District
Airport PIeu

There is no general agree
ment" that Fairfax County
should be the site Of q new air.
port, Bun B. Bray, jr., president
of the Fairfax County Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations,
said last night.
Mr.. Bray referred to a reso-
luton adopted Saturday night
by the District Federation of
Citizens Association which
urged early construction of q
second commercial airport for
this area. The District Fedora
ton favored the proposed Burke
(Va.) site.
II wish to assure you that Mr..
Harold Gray, second vice preSi-
dent Of the District Federation,
who proposed this resolution,
had not discussed it with me or
any other officers of our Fairfax
County Federation" Mr.. Bray
declared at a meeting Of the
Fairfax Federation in the An
Mandate Elementary School.
Mr.. Bray observed that I'VE
all can agree, perhaps, that more
air facilities for Washington are
needed" but wanted to "allay
fears" that the Fairfax group lis
involved in pushing for the
Burke Site"
Mr.. Bray concluded that the
Fairfax Federation considered
it quite out of order that the
District Of Columbia Federation
should see fit to pass a resolu-
ton which more intimately con-
Germs us than them"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

yesterday there is sound rea.
son for abolishing the entire
jurisdictional system" which
provides separate facilities fol
Negroes and whites.
Bishop Oman Urges Study
Bishop Oman urged that 9
study commission go into the
entire matter, with special ref.
erence to its philosophy. weak
ness and relation to the Meth
odist Church."
The bishops talk chiefly
concerned plans for improving
the church's religious and edu-
cational programs, and the need
for clergy to care for expanding
congregations.
The Baltimore Conference
comprises Maryland. the Dis
trict Of Columbia and adjacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and West
Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
County Advisors Favor
Closing of l00-Yeor Lane

Closing Of a controversial 100
year-old Arlington lane in
Dovers Heights by county board
condemnation will not incon-
venience the public, according
to an Advisory Committee.
The State Supreme Court
ruled recently that Dover
Heights. Inc. developers, could
not prevent the property owner,
Miss Anna Hedrick, from re-
opening the street.
The county is considering TAX
ing action to close it. however
because of protests by residents
that it would be unnecessary
and hazardous.
The County I Board advisory
committees report was made or
condition the county had au-
thority to condemn the land
officials have failed to find in
records any statements dedicat-
in the l00-year-old country lane
to the county.
The committees report, to be
taken up by the County Board
tomorrow. was requested by
the county heads after Dover
Heights residents protested the
reopening Of the lane.
Bulldozers began clearin 6
brush around the $4,000 homes
in the settlement last May SC
after Miss Hedrick, residing in
nearby Rivercliff subdivision
won a court order against Dover
Heights, Inc. which sought to
prevent construction of the
street.
Today's hearing on a motion
regarding the lane was post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08

fall. Buildings on the tract are
valued at 100000. he said. anc
owners Of the land reported they
had turned down offers of $4,000
an acre for the property. he
added.
Nearby Jurisdictions have beer
asked to appropriate 100000 fol
finance the first years operation
If all needed land is acquired
and the Board of Visitors ap.
proves the site, the General As
sembly would be asked for fund.-
for permanent buildings.
The installation would provide
the first two years of college
training and other courses.
The existing University Center
with headquarters at 1906 North
Quincy street, Arlington, near
Washington Lee High School
would continue in operation, Of
ficials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
Boy, II, Held in Foirfox Jail
Identified as D. C. Runaway

An ll-year-old boy who spent
ten days in the Fairfax County
jail after he told police he did
not know where he came from
was identified today as a WASH
ington runaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Mason,
colored. Of l47l Bruce street
Sc. identified the boy as their
son Dwaine. who had run away
from his mother May 3 while
shopping downtown.
He was picked up by Fairfax
police the day he ran away and
spent nearly a month in the
Arlington Juvenile Shelter. He
was transferred to the Fairfax
Jail ten days ago when the shell
ter became overcrowded.
He told police he was
years old and his name wa:
Tyrone Benny. He said he hae
hitched q ride on a truck anc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-08
THIEVES TAKE BOAT
FROM FRONT YARD
OF D. c. POLICEMAN

Thieves yesterday stole a
$500 motor boat from the
front yard Of a Metropolitan
policeman who lives in Mont
gomery County.
They apparently brought
their own trailer to cart away
the l2-foot boat that had
been drydocked for a paint
job at the home of Pvt. Ed
win HiggenSon. of 108 st.
Lawrence drive, Silver
Spring.
A trailer on which the Hig-
gensons carried the boat was
left untouched. Pvt. Higgen-
son is assigned to the hack
inspectors Office.