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The Kenai Peninsula pioneer., 1956-01-16
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear MT. Raver:

Dear MT. Raver:
 Inclosed. please find $l for al rmai1 postage to send ny issue of The Kenai Peninsula Pioneer to the above address The floods have been dew astating in this area but we were fortuna te in not having any trouble.
 I have temporary employ ment here but we plan return ing home early in the Spring. Save a little ST ow for us.
 Sincerely,
 M. M. Stutznan & family (The Stutznans are at Walnut Creek, Cal ifornia, Ed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

HYATTsVILLE-3-bdrm. brk. home.
Sep full din. rm., equip. kit. wftile
sink, brfst. alcove; flrepl., liv. rm.,
huge l2x22 scr. porch, attach. gar,
maple-shaded lawn. This jewel o.
fered far below CT apr, only
Drin., int: S5,250 income to DUAL.
J. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0S0.
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- OF appraised sci .2g5. summit
oier---Beauthul brick and st0ng
rambler. on lze lot lee. bedfms
lge. Nv rm With pastel DriNk IRE
d.. ezpandabif attic. faraee. back
yard Anchor fenced patio, ciosee
rar0ens ~ 100 70 cgngentionsl
buyer Dir n % RixEt n = nj
W. LENls.
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Detached prick bedrms OF
dn Monthly payments approx se3
plus tax and ms Nice yard w}patio
and garage To inspect, call Mr..
LAWSON, 10. 5-494l. or Mr.. MAY
EN- $3.50
THOS. d. WALSH, INC.
PERPETUAL BLDG. BETHESDA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

OFF BRANCH AYE.-GI, $3.50 On.
quiet end Of st. Mrs. Hope. IA.
2-4562. COX q CO., INC" 10.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
KIRKWooD RAMBLER

401 Kirkwood drive. open Sun.
and Monday. I2-dark. 4 bedTms; 2
Screened porch, rec. rm., gear ga
rage. Close to Little Flower Parish
and public schools. Ewes, OIL. A.
1929 or out Mass. ave extended to
Brookway drive. right to Jordan rd.,
right to Kirkwood. Follow METzLER
ARROWS.
METZLER. REALToR-BUMDER
5022 Conn. Ave. Daily, EN- 2-7400
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

tiled bath. gas heat. fun bsseHmUsnnss..
50 6Sth ave. Sc. RE. b-5126.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs--Best section
OF West Hyattsyille; prize winning
Boswell Cape Cod. Expansible fourth
bedroom. full basement, side
screened porch. professionally land
scaped yard: hard to beat at
s sof4oo VI vi ) PM HuoHEs CO. Ap.
LOVELY 4-BEDRM. BRICK Cape
tile bath, fun bsmt.; lovely 2-csr
garage. Nice patio. Best section
OF Lewisdale. Must be seen to be
appreciated. CT APPROVED, SI6,-
600 HE. $4,000, Ewes, HA. q
LABOR DAY SPECIAL, mr.. ST. Ber-
nards Church--GI appraised Sl3,-
lee. eo Speq Et tie s bash full y bs Tt
outside entr. Fenced I'd. Ice. cor
ner lot. HE 4-3500, ewes, HA.
2-2459, w. W. LEWIS.
OPEN SUNDAY. dark, Lewis
dale. 69Q6 23rd ave. Sl4,500 CT
applied for. Beautiful brick. Cape
Cod with dormers on lge, fenced
lot. Lge. liv, rm, hrepl, din. nm,
equip. XIV Dig pcut.ho.i pdtn,
s'lc' heat. Many extras. He
4-3500; eyes,, RA. 3-6476. W. W.
LEWIS. F.S
LANGLEY-ETHAN ALLEN AREA
Attractive white brick. Colonial,
featuring powder rm. and den, full
din. I'm. on LIST floor: 3 bedrms..
bath End a.: exceptional closets.
GToupdsys basement Ios oyaIo %th maids Eg
scaped area. 81 or easy terms.
Trades considered. Call Miss Zaker,
FE. 3-3669.
OPEN SUNDAY go
1918 WILDWOOD DRIVE
Out New Hampshire. past Ethan
wood i blk. left TO open sign.
laa 4A isfh 81 NV Il wAr Ab. Gfs92,oo5
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
iiv s'a ra. VIII dt fl TeI fsmiIy-sised
din, rm., kit, equip, with dishwasher
and disposal; 8 Ice. bedrns. and 2
deck; tree-shaded lot; vacant. A
great big home at q very modest
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-e4Oo
TAKoMA PARK--Sl 900 DOWN
large t'' T rms, bsmt.' firespl., gas g.;
good location, near schools.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4.6400
WEST FAYETTEVILLE
Semidet. brk.; . rms, and bath: lge.
churches, schools and shop. center,
with excel. transp. Has 4se CT
financing.
j. LEE DoNNELLY a. SON
MA. S-33l0 Ewes. WO. 6-2302
OPEN TODAY, 1 It'll 2
NEW CONCEPT
DUO-LEVEL RAMBLER
1902 list AVE,
Landowner HILLS
Inspect the ultimate in living
space and new design; 3 bedrins.,
! " baths. ultra modern wite-saver
kitchen even includes q washer.
Daylight finished rec. rm. and huge
oversize garage. All this for only
.Sl5,500. VIII finance with as low
as $1,000 down. To reach: Drive
out Annapolis I'd. (Rte. 50l epprox.
4 mile past Baltimore parkway 10
|72nd ave-. right to Shepherd 81.
and right to homes on list ave.
ROBT. s. DAVIS & CO., INC.
WA. $4,000
DETACHED BRICK in beautiful SET
ting with 4 rooms and bath ct only
Sl4 300. May be used as. 4-bedrm.
School. Every convenience. viii 90
iGI. Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 3.9011.
90 MARSHALL !, WAPLE CO. Doc.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER
CEDAR VALLEY, MD.
TRADES CONSIDERED
8 RMS. BATH; REC. RM.
IOTTTG Ridden TIL O-Q0An
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LOOK HERE-Four-be brk. Cape
Cod; Cheyerlv Forest; 3 blks. ex-
pressway; only $4,000; ideal for
family living; immed. poss.; mr..
schools. Two baths, very lge. kit.
full bsmt., outside entr., fenced
favorable financing. MRS, FROWN-
EEI TEQ h1anf CD 1-EnO0
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

Sc. MD;-3-bedrm. masonry home;
payment. 10. s-b907.
ANYONE MAY ASSUME THIS CT
Nd. line oxen on Ns sait ni I pafkS Ssst
close to all-Home in excel. cond.,
yrs. young. 3 bedrms., / " baths,
extra rm. finished in bsmt., possess
sion by Oct. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., UN. 4-1166, WA.
7-6655.
BUILDER TRANSFERRED, prior to
moving into his new 3-bedrm.
brick-and-redwood rambler on big
corner lot. Firepl. in lge. ltv, rm..
de luxe kit. full bsmt. Best we
have seen for $l4.950. Reasonable
ERTIES. AP. 7-7774.
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SEAT PLEASANT, 5Is 72nd st.. SIT.
800, only $500 down-Nice bunga-
low on. lge. lot; 8 big bedrms.. iiv.
rm,. din. rm., kit. with washer,
bath. bsmt., oil heat. many extras.
He. 1880: ewes, RIA. 3-6476, W.
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ASSUME VETS LOAN with total pay
ments OF only $50 per month. incl
taxes. 2-bedrm. bungalow with
expansion attic. fenced level lot.
AAqs ysssni. % Wash Patio; p6kCTy. q
needed 70 take over the Az mort
gaze. Call til y pm, ROBERT 3.
DAVIS A co, INC
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HOUSES BY HUGHES - Delightful
Beautifully sloping ground. Sturdy
outbuildings Well-built. Groom
house, First-class condition. Only
10 minutes from d G. hine. Priced
low at SO, 500 for quick sale. W. r.
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-1400 til 8 pm.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI, S911 RIGGS rd.-open
sun. Q till pm. Don't miss see
ing this unusually nice, 3-bedrm !,
brick-and-stone rambler. Gift.
liv. rm. with 1repl.. large level
lot; conv.. to Nd. Univ; CT APP
proved, $16,325. See Mr.. Camp
bell on premises. HUGH T. PECK.
HE Alamo Rea1fnr
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HUDSON REAL ESTATE
GREEN MEADOWS

2-bedrm. brick: new cond.: fenced
to OF sppraisaI 81 'GGS down .up pay
ments S50.42 per mo-. plus taxes
and insg5sncs; Erwin REALTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

TruxtOn split level Bfand-ncw.
Move IN after LABOR Day. Excel.
RizRs I'd location Ice. sedrO0mg.
plus family playroom. is-aere Dot
Terrific value al kt72iU Better
see iOdsy W. n liuGHEB Co.
AP g-IfOn III gunn
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Langley Park Rambler
LANHAM AREA
HANDLERS
SPLIT-LEVELS
CAPE GODS,
N-AcRE WOODED LoTa

N-ACRE WOODED LOIU
Exhibit homes located ct cath
and Woodbury. sts,, 5eabrook Acres.
frame construction; bedrms., III
baths; spacious liv. rm. and dining
ell; fireplace. finished rec. room.
DASHBOARD HEAT. Price. Sf7 800
THOMAS F. HALEY
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

7-rm.. 2-bath rambler on A-acre
wooded lot. Many de luxe features.
Priced for quick sale HE. 4-9277;
home phone, JU. 5-3S34.
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GLAssMANOR. 307 Dorchester St.
One Of the. best located suburbs
Of Wash. 2-bedrm,, semidet. home,
small family. This property offers
the upmost In cow. to shop. and
transp. Large Az CT loan can be
assumed with total monthly pay
ment Of S67 AS. incl. taxes and
insurance. CT apr. at S11, 800. NJ.
E.: SMITH, INC, DI. 7-7S77, or
LII 1.13h2
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

EAsTPNEs. s115oo, s. bedrm.
conc. Close to schools i' and shop.
ctr: eft. stockade rear yard. shade
trees. picnic tables, children s
swing. Ideal for children. See to-
day by calling owner, JAMES
BIGGS, WA. 7-9562.
GLASSMANOR; $500 dn. to anyone
-3-bedrm. brk. attach: full bsmt.,
fenced I'd, storm windows. 33y
Roseld Court: assume 4ee G1 loan,
SIS per mo. cover all. 10. 7-05e4.
OWNER.
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OPEN Ia

Garrett PARK Estate. Immaculate
3-bedrm. brick rambler. hrepl lse
equipped kit. full bsmt. close TO
schools Mr. community swimming
uO0i and tennis court St5.p1U.
COUNTY WIDE REALTY, OIL. -
js5s. ewes. OIL. 4-2iD5 Dir. Wis
$3.50 10 1aia slrafhrnnre
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Lovely 5-1edfm. 2-lsssl rambler
center hall. sep. din rr1 10 elosets
gu baths, DE- luxe kit. nrepls,, rec
n hig rooms. big value early pos
session. avail Oh ~. s-5623.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

BY OWNER, Takoma Park-Langley
Park area-Air-cond. brick ram
bier. corner; 3 bedrms.. den. rec.
rm.. garage. all-eleetric kitchen
walk to bus and Langley shopping.
Many extras incl. storm windows.
fn FAM tc en SO so Sgs zoi is"h IocRn tsy
ave III E-QO1T
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HILLCREsT HTs.--Immediate pol

HILLCREST HTS.--Immediate pos
session Of new brick home: S14.-
$50. no money down to vets. 3
bedrms., III baths. rec. rm,; open
til dark. Directions: Branch ave.
turn right to Goth ave, then left
on Goth ave. . blks. to model
home. ALDRE, INC
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Blue-ribbon
HyattsVille location. stones throw
s iES Mary IsrSf bsnssIoSi ist
class cond. throughout: 2 bedrooms
on LIST n. plus 3 delightful bedrms
up: fireplace in liv. rm GORGEOUS
big din rm,. den and TV rm. scr
porch: fun bsmt.. econ. gas h.-w h.
Tremendous house for only $4,000.
~ down TO vets. w. r. HUGHES
Co. Ap. 7-140O I'll n pm.
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SALE BY OWNER
CHEVERLY-S8 050
KENT VILLAGE

Across from elementary school. .
cute 6-rm, home on large lot iea-
s ss0as i stie $1,000 ' Sn SIS NO.
Vacant. Move In.
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3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, full bsmt.
with rec. rm.: Anchor fence: air.
cond. bedrm.: school across street;
3 Minis. to Agriculture Res. Center.
. Minis. to Naval Ordnance. Nov
ing to Florida, priced for quick
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LOOK!

A three bedroom, endorsement
rambler with garage on a one-aere
wooded lot There Is q double cor
ner picture window and fireplace in
the living room, Il Is only two years
old and sparkles with redecora-
ti0n. The location Is 70 the rear
o. and very convenient 70 MOL
The price Is $40 $50
James c. Conley & Co.
n.me "a - III n-IInl
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TAKOMA PARK AREA-2-story. s.
rm. .det. brick: lily. rm... tflrepll /.
sep, din. rm. 2 bedrms., I'd a.; full
psmt.; lge. I'd Excel. cond. Reas,
priced. Call OWNER, RA. 3-5570.
UNIV. HILLS-Must sell this wk.
end; low On. payt.. assume AZ
GI trust. 3-bedrm. brk. ramb.: all
convens. Open. M. u Of Nd. and
Northwestern High. 1911 Stanford
st., HA. 2-S35p.
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INCOME PROPERTY-Liye in one
and let other apt. pay for COM
plete monthly pymts.; nice level lot;
will sell for GI-appraised price.
Chevery. area. JOHN H. HUGHES
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8 ROOMS. 2H BATHS plus 8 nm
ishe6 rms; on a beautifully land
scaped lot in W. Hyattsville area
This all-brick home is suitable for 2
families with an income Of $40
Buy at O SIS 500. As low at So 80
cash win handle. Call till . pm,
ROBERT s. DAVIS &. CO., INC.
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Gift. liv. rm.. alum. sim. winds,
gas heat, auto. washer, range, rfgr.
SOL mo-, prin.. int. GI so On. A
real bargain. Excel. view Monument.
city panorama, (Non-GI assume
5000 AZ loan J. VICTOR
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9-BFDRM. FRAME HOME. fulll

equipped kit; lge. Handicapped
fenced yard: excellent location,
near school. swimming pool, and
shopping. no settlement charges,
500 including principal. interest.
taxes, ms: heat, hot water, all
major repairs. Selection 2 and 3
bedrm. frame-and- brick homes
also available. GREENBELT REAL
TY. CO.. Isl Centerway next to
tirehouse in Greenbelt (next to
centerl. GR. 3-4h7l. OR. 3.43hl
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Immac. o-rm. home featuring lgs.
Anchor fenced lot. Oh approved
al 300, 29e On. payment. 81 mo.
Cal Mt; Radcliffe. uN. 4-1b16 or
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LANGLEY PARK-Open sat. and
Sun, 1-6 pm. S235 New Hamp
ave. 3-bedrm. brick rambler with
ell-elec.. kit, full bsmt., fenced yd.,
patio, driveway. Couldn't be more
conv. $4,000. VA approved;
COW, terms for non-GI. PRINCE
GEORGES REALTY CO., UN. A.
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ERGO EMPLOYES-Durable 2-bed-
rm. Cape Cod on level lot Of o 900
50. IT, IN Riverdale. Firepl. IN liv
rm. Full hsmt; win OF at Sill
ROBERT s DAVIS a. co. INC.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-sepa-
"a acres; mr.. Brandywine, Nd
INQUIRE Brandywine garage. Fair
view 2-321l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-02

ONCE IN A CENTURY" Ayr. new
owner Sre' must leave '" Lots Of extras
absolutely free to you. OF or
non-GI. For your good fortune,
before you look elsewhere, see this
SUPERBARGAIN PRICE OF Sl3.-
900. Real value Is thousands more.
Area OF Riggs Manor. Ager I'd,
RIGS I'd, West Hyattsyille. W =.
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LABOR DAY sPECIAL--ToV. ioS
y easy 70 own your own e-rm. home
n popular Green Meadow near
AEef and PiEgs rdt De-. garage
ltycl ioi. economical Oh heat Only
q 200 cash or trade cal tiil =
pm. ROBERT Q. DAVIS = CO.
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IOuSER BY HUGHRS--Tnn.Rrnde

Avondale location; very best sees
ton. right on ID. c. line: CUSTOM
styled red brick Cape Cod. 3 de-
iightful bedrooms, family dining
room, full bsmt., oil h,-wh.. at
tached garage. cool shaded lot
Shb per mo. on FHA terms W.. r..
HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l40O IN n d "a
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ADELPHI; 9003 Riggs I'd; level,
75x3S0 shrubbed plot with charm
ing b-rm. cottage and bsmt.; mod
EQUIP; $4,000 at easy terms
OPEN SUN. JU. 5-b343 or JU.
$4,000. r. L. HEWITT CO,
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the small businessman and for
private people"
THE whole town is united in
his behalf" said Mr.. Glusker.
A grocer explained what Rose
would do if a businessman found
his account overdrawn.
He'd Just telephone and say
he was putting the check
through. anyhow" the grocer
said. "'You owe me 5000 like
you owe any BILL he'd say. Pay
me when you get it,"
An Ellenville cab driver: "You
could talk to me from now to
doomsday and you'd still have
to do a lot OF talking to prove
that man ever did anything
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

900 in his Home National Bank
and said it planned to put in
$4,000 more over the week end.
other townspeople hurried to
the bank with large and small
deposits, giving the bank its
busiest day for deposits in a long
time, even though it closed at
noon.
Mayor Eugene Glusker de-
scribed Rose as "a great public
benefactor."
The Mayor said the banker
had done a remarkable job for
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reported organizing testimonial
dinner to him.
Rose, a 51-year-old independ-
emily wealthy bachelor and the
leading citizen in practically
every phase Of Ellenville life, de-
MED that he got any of the
juggled bank funds. He said he
did 1t just to help out two busi-
ness firms and boost the COM
munity.
1t appeared tonight that vir-
tually everyone in this small
Catskill resort town believed
him.
A country club deposited $780,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

wrong"
And . telephone repairman:
IF he ever went to jail. we
would have to sell tickets for
the visits-everybody would want
to go and see him."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02
BurqIur Gets Odd Pair

MILWAUKEE, (R-A burglar
smashed the display window Of
a shoe store during the night
and made of with q pair Of shoes
I-one black and the other brown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

BuiIt-in comfort-the cush-
ions in choirs are foam and
over spring filled bose.
Choirs come in ronoe of
coIors in durable fobrics;
rocker in heavy Boltoflex
plastic cover.
A. Key-AFm Observation-Disclosures
cover in rose. olive, cocoo.
3. RoII-AFm observation-disclosures
cover in red, green or cocoa.
6. Hish-Boek Modern Tweed
textured cover in red. greer,
brown.
b. mot Shown) Button Beck
ModeFn-Tweed- textured COW
er in red, block. gold, tur-
quoise.
{. PlotfoEm RoekeF-With plostic
cover in red. green or tan.
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Town Comes to Defense
Of Accused Banker

ELLENvHLE N Y. Dec. N1--A bank president was ar
rested for half million dollar manipulation today and
people rushed to the bank-not to withdraw but deposit.
And while bank president william r. being araigned
Federal charges held 900 bail and questioned by the
United States attorneys Office York ElenYians
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Crofted by Concemoster and smoothly sonded, .. !
they're ready to use in their natural rosy color or
to paint, stain, lacquer, Slotted ends for rods.
enclosed dust tops Hardware and instructions
included.
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More luxury In their elegant
fobries, more comfort in
their generous sizes, more
beauty in their designs. All
with reversible foom cush-
ions and hond-tied coil
spring bose.
l. Goossnsek Rocker Solid mo-
hooony froms. eeioe-eolorsd
tapestry in patterned designs.
N. Hish-bssk Lounge - Durebls
Tapestry IN beige. gold or korY.
On eester.
n. PFovinsisl Lsunss-Provinelol-
finished legs and trim. Red,
green or brown nnotelosse cover.
o. Pillov-baek LsvSoa-on eosy-
roll coasters. Grey. brown or
gold hubby -,ex,ured fabric.
?. Hi-boek Swedish Modsrn---i mo,
ShoWnl blond norwood LEGS
end base. Testufed iobrie IN
onareeol, Fsd o. turquoise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-02

Ksnn.-I,a noor. Warrington: Lovr LsvsL Arlington
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High Court UphoIds
Red Case Firing

The Supreme Court today dis
missed the appeal of Cutter
Laboratories employee who COM
planned she was unjustly fired
because of Communist activities
and thus deprived of a right to
make a living.
The 6-to-3 opinion delivered
by Justice Clark stated the court
found no substantial Federal
question involved in the case of
Mrs. Doris Walker. discharged as
a clerk in 1949.
The decision thus left in effect
a 4-to-3 ruling by the California
State Supreme Court against
Mrs. Walker. The State court
had reversed a California Arbi-
tration Board finding that Mrs.
Walker had been discharged be-
cause of her union activities.
The Cutter company commended
it discharged her because she
had made false statements at the
time of her employment and was
a Communist.
Justice Douglas, joined by
Chief Justice Warren and Justice
Black, disSented. They main
tanned that the case raised a
clearcut constitutional question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-04

by Nikolai Ferubin, the Soviet
ambassador to Yugoslavia, Yugo-
Slav Vice President Edward
Kardelj, Yugoslav Foreign Min
lister Koca Popovic and other
high-ranking members of the
delegation from Belgrade.
Yesterday Marshal Tito took
a breather from his policy talks
to browse through Moscow
streets he frequented while
training here as a revolutionary.
Saunter Under Trees
Marshal Tito and Mr.. Khru-
shchev, accompanied by Mrs. Tito
and a bevy of Soviet and Yugo-
slav officials, clamnered out of
their limousines about a block
from the Kremlin and sauntered
under the lime trees.
Some 500 MuscoviteS, who
never had a chance to rub elbows
with the Communist brass in
Stains day. spotted the group
and swarmed happily around.
Pushed and iostled. Marshal
Tito and Mr.. Khrushchev smil-
ingly ducked into an ice cream
parlor. Their waitress said the
two Communist leaders downed
some champagne, as well as ices,
before venturing out again to
face the crowd.
Later the two leaders were
driven to the Lenin hills for a
view of the lights of Moscow
Then they returned to Spirido-
novak Palace, repeatedly to con-
tinue their conference on rela-
Itions between the Yugoslav anc
Soviet Communist parties.
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Woman Visitor Reports
Assault by 2 Men Here

A 28-year-old woman from
Montreal told Prince Georges
County police she was raped by
two men last night soon after
arriving at Union Station for
two days Of sightseeing in the
District.
Pvt. George Roland said the
woman told him the men picked
her up in their car about 10 am.
as she walked in the vicinity Of
the National Gallery of Art.
The men, she said. drove up
beside her and asked II they
could be Of assistance. She told
them she was unfamiliar with
the District and was looking for
a hotel. The men invited her
into the car, she said, on the
pretext Of helping her find a
hotel room.
Instead. Pvt. Roland said, they
drove her TO a gravel pit near
Morningside in Prince Georges
County. attacked her and fed
with her suitcase and pocket
BOOK. She said the pockets
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Corps is conducting a study of
the water resources of the Po-
tomac River basin = including
pollution abatement aspects. And
the District government has en-
gagged a board of consulting engi-
neers to survey the city's entire
sewer and treatment system with
a view to future needs.
Aside from these majcr sur
veys and in addition to the hope
full possibilities of the Blatnik
bill. legislation is pending before
Congress calling fol- comprehen-
sive studies of pollution control
in the Washington area specifi-
cally and Of water resources in
the basin generally.
But construction and planning
have never caught up with popu-
lation ano there is no indication
that they will as long as each
political jurisdiction tackles the
problem on it's own
For more than a century after
fair-sized communities began to
dot the Potomac shores, sewage
disposal was a minor problem.
The Potomac could purify itself
Of the wastes 1t received.
Population jumps Of the past
40 years, however, have thrown
a load on the river 1t cannot
cope with.
Before World War / the Wash-
ington Metropolitan Area had a
population Of about 10000, but
today the population is estimated
at l.9 million-an increase OF 304
per cent.
The decade of the 40s was a
particularly big one. Adjacent
sections Of Virginia and Mary
land more than doubled their
See POLLUTION, Page Al