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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

! lUU On YOU can buy ms lovely
brK and-frame 'i-bedrm rambler
Part .osmt Ice. liy rm, beautiful
lee lot; city util Vacant fast
occupancy Asking Sl4,250 owner
open 10 offer ARFAX real TY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

= Sun, . till : Brick story and a
half with bedroom and bath on lst
floor l4X"5 living room, large din
ing room with bay window equip
md floor, fun basement with rec,
rm ana garage; SIS 500 DIR
Russell I'd right on Beverly drive
70 800 NICHOLS REAL ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

SPRINGFIELD. VA-Attr 3-bed
rm. brick rambler; ] level car
port and util rm. mod 9-way
brk. t1repl: fully equipped kit
nr. schools and churches Assume
Gil loan. FL. $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
COLLEGE HEIGHTS
ESTATES
7O0l WELLS PARKWAY

This brick Cape Cod home
represents the finest in CON
structlon and is elaborate
throushout 3 huge bedrmS
den, sewing room :, full
baths, . powder rms large
llv rm with firepl sep full
din rm firep! and bar in
large paneled rec rm ga
rage ard features so many 1t
would take paEeS to mention
them all Best 10 ride out and
see for your self Directions
Out Queens Chapel I'd TO
ColeSVilie I'd turn left 10
Wells pkwy then right 10
open house
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wooDrD IOT. auiet street Almo,
FAILS CHURCH
ll3 EAST MARSHALL STREET
FIVE BEDROOMS

SEPARATE DINING ROOM
PANEfED RECREATION ROOM
FENCED YARD TREES
ONE Bt < TO TRANSPORTATION
PRICE ON Y >16"5"
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
ASK-Us! REALTY COMPANY
IA N-l'.52 IA ,-2f59
NEAR HERNDON. VA New BRICK
rambler :; bedrmS mic Rte 81.
- miles D c SI4,5uo = 500 cash
and terms
3 BEDRM HOUSE acre OF and
- miles D c Sll.950 Low down
pavmt Terms
2-BEDRM HOUsE-Lot Of shrub
berry and fenced In town Of Hern-
don Dbl garage Price $1,000. Low
down paymt Terms Write or call
PAUL T POWELL. Real Estate Brok-
er Herudon Va once over the
bank Phone 633
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AGER PARK
62O4 goth AVE.

Gil FLA or conventional
terms Full bargain price, only
S1l,95O Adorable Cape Cod
BUNGALOW practically new
house condition bedrmS.,
expandable attic. fun osmt
gas heat, alum storm win
dows and screens. and level
fenced lot with lovely shrub
berry Directions Our Queens
Chapel I'd to Aver rd turn
left to Powhatan St left to
Goth ave and open house.
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WEST RIVERDALE
6106 44th AVE

PICTURESQUE Spanish Style
bungalow on 10-ft tree
shaded lot @-Car garage.
alum screens and storm win
doNs ful bSmt ~ baths.
completely equip Kit and
sep din I'm near all Hyatts-
Vile COnvcnlenceS Drive out
TO-DAY and let our statesmen
explain the eaSv FLA terms
Directions Out Baltimore
ave 70 QUeenSbury ro turn
left to 44th ave. left to open
SIGN
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-Chsrining. brk Colonial OF on
desd-end s. with overSizea nv;
I'M, sep. din, I'm eXcel Et.
lac bedrms.' iu!! osmt VIII cen
fenced " G.rs, nav so rent e with HINES ep-
R ZEAL z Rsf Pa4 CORP 52a XII N9 $4,000 IN
AIFX-- 5000 On 10 military bed
ms This Is a masonry nome in
the new high schooi area In,
re- re- i Fm Do 3 MI. ,9.1 exec 81
9eoupaP Soma lmmed Ro RES}3 at R 81
ESTATE CORP H >-40uo
Any y roasy o4a3 Ridge ~
- A c~sfo y .oaaE,, nc ME- os y,
VI oIII o ~ 'TH cor7n,e.e I'd All.
- 9lHe3rn zane cd built-in
Sars Z % ). WOODED lo.. n bs .,,I...
~ suu rsG = n'- hyIne 'i near fransp
Schools and chIirches ~ SD cal.
EMMA Y BAYLIsS. RE. 7-j55Is
tt G-464s
AIFYANDRJA Groyeton-Reduced
To SO 500 brick rambler on nice
shady lot; ? bedrooms utility room,
S.H2 SaN' o. '"
ALEX. LTNCOLNIA, lust on Shirley
hiehway IN Lincolnia Hts.-Best GI
buv in No VA Wonderful l40x
$50 It. high and level yard loaded
with fruit trees and beautiful
garden all planted for you. This
Cape Cod Ia perfect nome. SET
liz m. sep. din. lge equipped
Kit, bedrm. and IuA DAN on
st d z oedrms play area peau-
hfully paneled and fuA nAtn on
second n osmt ano terflnc loea-
ton. - min. TO d makes tnls
the BUY OF a LIFE lME u ap-
proved at Nl3.oI5. Immedlate sr &c
eupancy Exclusive T. sIEf
SE 70 ~, 90 - a =
AhX.-NeW pfiek cape Sou' H,'u
nedTms.s J paths. neIp!" Iull
bsmt 2-car garage OPEN sun
III Han DIX on Fusseil ro
IOoEF IN rNc ~ e2af5 eves M
g. an NJ ueints XII a-sql
a.. ~ - -, -, -, -
ALLA.--SlO,n 900 buys thlS wen
built brick home, with porch. oase :
ment near Arlington ACME' "a
-...no
ALEX.-By owner 3-o r. ork. ramp !
lge. bsmt. many trses4 ~ sch0oiS'
SHOPS Npcc. nov S'32u ~
Cmur. Vine. Il, o-o1O0, E1t. o3f23
ANNANnAVE arraxs 1ovely -bad =
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FOR SALE BY OWNER close. IN

rambler, min from Pentaeor 2
hedrms. bath and half all
Beautycraft kit Waking distance
from school. Immed possession
Sls.15n IA 5-nf.n
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81 ACRES with 7-rm, country home
with elec barn, chicken house
and small gro store bldg. good
view: ideal for retirement; on main
hwy, o mi from Sperryville A
good buy at s. 500 RAY T. CAN
NON Castleton, Va. Phi. Grayson
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RI. DOMINION HIILs-a.bedrm

I ARIINGTON-OWner will sacrifice
3-bedrm hricE rambler. only q yrs
/ old In ew-houSe condition lee
fenced lot with many shrubs and
/ trees; de luxe kitchen One blk. to
bus conv TO Pentagon. Gil ap-
PRAISED Tor Sli, 200. Priced at
SIh3l5u lor qulcR sale STILLS
REAL ESTATE, ia, $1,000.
ARLlNGT0N-Income; let ground
j level apt help buy this 4-oedrm
brick home ON large lot close-in
Call ACME, ia 1-it61. JE. 4-,4Sa
ARI-1 hedrmS bptbS norcb
7 ptui us. bHAlIos bOI III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

Ideal FOR YOUNGSTERS-3-bed-
nm. i2-bath Colonial on a quiet
street in Lercom lane area Walk
ing distance TO schools and shop
ping centers: 8 mi | stop Eight TO
Pentagon Rec. I'm. opening onto
patio; large lot with trees. flowers
and shrubs Sale price SIS.g50
Rent price. SIl5 IA S-nnl2
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OPEN DAILY
COLLEGE HEIGHTS
TERRACE
pPO0 %Ar yyrnTNNr

Split levels plaStered walls:
only 1 left All new brick CEN
ter hall homes With the latest
of design colorS and conveni-
enceS. on spacious lots beau
tifully handicapped 3 bedrmS
tiled baths family room
With f1repl col0rtul .arre
X with all-eiee American
Kitchen eouipment sep uti.
nm plus full-Size bSmt
walking distance to North
western High School and
Univ OF Nd At S@.3s5uO,
YOU won be able 10 say no
Directions Out Queens Chapel
rd 70 Colesville I'd turn left
to Calverton dr.. then left
to open house
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

U"NEh MUNT SACRIFICE heaufiful
new SS-ft split level on Ia acres
overlooking lake; Annandale area
mr. high school. 10 Minis. 10 Per
tagon. 20 Minis downtown: 3 bed
rms. den tor 4th bedrm covered
patio with firepl etc. DraStically
reduced 70 $40 500 Cali owner
5 EWELL, JA 10000: ewes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

BY OWNER-Lovely 3 bed
rm Cape Cod, loo on quiet
dead-enu circle full bSmt.,
:, full baths. all-elec kit,
lge lot comb screen storm
windows throughout. cow. to
tranSp. and shop centers:
walking dist. to st. Annes
ana public schools. Price.
SlS.6O0. VA approved. ia.
2-l31O.
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l ACRE

NeW 3-bedrm brick rambler with
"a port and full bsmt - min from
She Whte House With as little as
$50 Town payments far less than
tFn, 7tlrrd 20 vets Al reason
able SIS niO CAL US 70 inspect
~ a NTAIION nIAI'TN lie ~ 4
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$28,5OO


u. ACRES BEDRMS
White frame 2-StorS house, offered
for quick sale, due 10 owner leaving
town for six months or more stone
hrPpl in liv rm.. lge din I'm but
.er's pantry; lge kit, breakfast I'm
More acreage avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01
sIe.Iso or "wHArIL Yor GIyr..

This sturdy brick home has Gil ap-
praiSal at $50. $50 MUST be sold
this week end Features paneled
l:v,. rm with high vsulted ceilings
and Romeo and Juliet" balcony
din. nm. big bright kit 4 bedrms
with loads Of built-ins, full bsmt .
lovev tree-shaded lot YOUR
TERMS ARRANGED Immed moss
CAL NOW. ia 7-aOaO REAL
ESTA SERVICE INC 1000 N
Glebe I'd ION Lee hwy Open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

ARL. BLVD.-Best CT buy. bed
rms :, baths, full bSmt. garage
gorgeous lot with huge trees: y blk
of Arl. blvd 81 for $4,000. Va
cant, move in with deposit con-
ventional. 81 800 down. Exclusive.
f STEFFEY, JE. 2-49f0, JE.
4-3447
ARL. FOREST-SS33 down; CT APP
praised Sl6,650: 1-rm. brick, mr.
Pentagon: immed occupancy. lee
rec. rm. fenced level lot sep din
rm. screen porch, Hotpoint refgr.
Magic Chef range, Maytas washer
James diShwasher mi west Best
y Co. Rte. 30. turn right to 'i05 N
Edison ST. OWNER ia. 7-0S44.
ARL., mr. Columbia pike and Penta-
gon Ice. 3-bedrm. brk Southern
Colonial dble liv rm. sep. din
rm.. rec. rm bar. attach gar
lovely corn lot with trees arr
shrubs Only S2l $50 quick salN
Open TODAY Corner South Eth an
Lowell SITS BLANVrNSHIP RFAN
ESTATE ia 5000
.RL. DOMINION HTLLS-3-bedrm
Colonial M. transp, schools, stores
auto. washer, dryer, disposal. beaut
shaded lot. NAV sell this weekend
below GI appraisal of SIS lO0; cal
OWNER, JE "-6a44 or out Wilson
blvd to SIS N Liberty st open
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BRK RAMRJFR f,ii IA

AZ ONLY SD 600 and NAV so Gil
Has beautiful ward and n!-csr DC
tached garage OPEN sunday /
10 Shirley hwy. 10 Iinconia
overpass and follow "36 west 81
mi to the BIG OAK turn right at
1llr OPEN signs 70 second house
on right Ms Hancock viii wei
come YOU BOB RINEP REAL
ESTATE SALES, FL 4-7O2l or so
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STYLISH RAMBLER-stvlish ad

dress Mclean Popular price
SO 500 New brick 3 bedrmS'. / F.,
pa ms. sep din rm very lEe bsmt
carport secluded y acre Terrier
buyl Call ia s-q0g0 PFAr
ESTATE SERVICE INC 1000 \
G!e6e, I'd of Lee hwy Omen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-01

SUBURBAN LIVING at its best. Now
building select group Of 4 ranch
type brick homes Featuring 3 bed
rms, baths sep din rm, de luxe
kit with birch cabinets full bsmt
with i5-ft picture Widowed rec
area and additional fireplace beau
VERY BEST AvAfLhBIE at SIS s.
600 For further information call
IA 1000 REAL ESTATE SERV-
lCF INC 1000 y Glehe I'd Of
% hN.,-- nnn.l q IN q
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VIRGINIA FOREST-Immed no,

''"NiNih mined pos
session: trees: bedrms levels
SLAB mo. takes ever Gl. JE a.
pptp
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$4,000. CT; open. I to 6:30-Foyer
din rm big kitchen bedrm 2
bath down bedrms bath up rec
rm trees Lee hwy to Falls
Church lust past Hechinger'S e
left AT 1876 Winchester way PROV
IDENCE REALTY JE 23343
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sion DOWN; REST To SEF-Nsu1,

redec.; 3bedrm rancher on
nice = acre. lot. in neighborhood
close to bus, schools and Shop
move right In call quickly il
won't last RORSCHACH REALTY
IO1 " Broad st Falls Church
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Live among tall trees ericed be
lOv VA appraisal at Slan5O
immed occup Liv rm with frepl.
sep din rm fully equln XII .
car gar and screened porch Excel
terms avail ROUTH ROBBINS
REAl EST LIE CORR Z S-lnnn
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BY OWNER-Nearby Falls Church
;i-bedrm brk, Colonial is-acrc
SEP din rm, cleo. kit fun bsmt
scr porch, alum screened storm
windows and doors. Conv to schools
shopping VA appraisal S1Ia5O
NO asents LIZ nE -
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s,OO m a ApProyFD S13e5o

3-bcdrm brick Full bsmt.. lee
paneled rm ana library mod equip
XII nsw-houSe como Lee fenced
lot IF h--QIu
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8RoYHIIL cRFsT-Bv OWNER Il.

FtIRFAX-New 3-bedrm. brk land :
frame rambler, Sl5,950 Liv rm
with brk wall frepl; mod GE kit
with eye-level oven and built-in
range in pastel ColorS bSmt with
rec rm screened porch and car
pport On acre, with city water
CEo Dln-
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FUN BsMT. AND EXPAND. ATTIC

60 with this 2-bedrm Cape Cod.
on grand lot on SHADY street
Sl3 600 assume HUGE Gl loan
hood. move rieht in ROPsCWsCu
REALTY. ll07 W Broad ST
Falls Church JE 9-3-O6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
z Boys Return
Stolen Cumeru

Two small boys stole a $1,000
movie camera from a car and
then took it back at the behest Of
two older youths who threatened
to beat them UP, police reported
today.
The police said the camera
was taken from a parked car at
the rear Of the Woodner Apart
ments. 1886 Sixteenth street NV.
by two boys aged 10 and 7 about
l pm.
The boys we're quoted as saying
they were on the way to Rock
Greek Park to play when they
saw the case containing the
camera in the unlocked auto. The
7-year-old said the 10-year-old
told him to take the camera, DO
lice said.
The boys went to a vacant lot.
where two colored boys, Is and
~, ordered them to take the
stolen article back or the older
youths would beat them up. The
camera was returned to it's owner,
Nicholas Webster, of Bristow, Va,
police said. The boys were re-
leased to their parents by juvenile
authorities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Florida Governor Ends
Long Legislative Snog

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug.
R.-Gov. Leroy Collins, unpre.
cedented action, dissolved the
special session of the Florida
Legislature yesterday when hi
said it appeared to be hopelessly
deadlocked on the proposition Of
final adjournment.
Gov. Collins advised both
Houses of the Legislature BY
letter he was using his prerog-
ative under the Constitution to
adjourn the Legislature when the
two houses are disagreed on the
question of going home.
The surprise action came amid
heated House debate on a broad
ened interposition resolution
which would declare "all illegal
encroachmentS on the rights of
States null and void.
The Senate had passed several
resolutions calling for final ad-
Journment, but the House had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
.Ex-Presidents Ask
Colombian Revolt

MADRID. Aug. 2 (P).-Twc
former presidents of Colombis
today urged their rival parties to
bury their differences, overthrow
the military regime of Gen. Gus
tavo Rojas Pinilla and "recreate
the Colombian republic"
The Joint statement made
public today was drafted by Lau-
reano Gomez and Alberto Lleras
Camargo July "a during a meet
ing in the town of Benidorm.
Mr.. Gomez. head of the Con-
sentative Party, was overthrown
in June, 1858. by a military coup
headed by Gen. Rojas Pinilla
Mr. Lleras Camargo heads the
Liberal Party. The two parties
have engaged in bitter strife for
almost a century.
The former presidents declared
that under Gen. RojaS Pinilla
constitutional guarantees have
been Systematically and totally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Divers Death Due
To FuuIty Valve

NANTUCKET, Mass, Aug. 2
(R.-Lack of oxygen in the blood
was blamed today for the death
lof a skin diver while practicing
dives before taking underwater
pictures Of the Sunken liner
Andrea Doria.
William Edgerton, %, of Bel
mont died shortly after he was
pulled from the waters of Nam
tucket Harbor.
He was one of a group of
about 20 in a privately financed
expedition to film the liner which
plunged into 225 feet of water
45 miles south of Nantucket
after a collision with the Swedish
liner Stockholm.
DR.. Christian j. LambertSon
a physician member of the ex-
Ipedition, said one of the valves
on Mr.. Edgerton's breathing APP
paratuS somehow became par
TALLY closed.
Mr.. Edgerton was studying for
Ia Phi. D. degree at Columbia
University and was the son of
DR.. Harold E. Edgerton, profess
sor of electrical engineering at
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology and developer of strobo-
Scopic lighting for use In high
speed photography.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
Buses Resume
In Tallahassee

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Aug. 2
I(R.-Bus service on all routes
was resumed here today after a
month-long suspension caused
by a Negro boycott.
Service was restored on the
same segregated seating basis
which had led to the boycott. II
was reported, however, that more
than 900 Negroes had signed
petitions for resumption OF
service.
The suspension came about
because of financial losses Suf-
fered by the Cities Transit Co
when the boycott eliminated q
good part of its patronage.
The Chamber of Commerce
spearheaded a ride the bus
campaign and routes have been
tailored to meet demand as in
Dictated in a survey.
Charles Carter, manager OF
the bus company, reported a
tremendous response" from
residents Of Negro areas who
want to return to the buses.
The bus company, without ad-
vance notice hired two Negro
drivers and assigned them to the
route which serves the principal
Negro residential area and the
Florida A. & M. University for
Negroes. where the boycott had
its start.
Employment of Negro drivers
was one of the demands made
by boycott leaders.
Don Meiklejon, Tallahassee
Democrat reporter, who rode one
of the early buses driven by a
Negro, said the company's move
obviously took the Negro COM
munity by surprise.
He said at each stop the driver
would wave to passing Negroes,
who just stood and gawked."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

consistently refused to pass them
The Senate, which has beer
trying to adjourn sine die since
Tuesday, Endorsed the Governors
action.
The Legislature already has
enacted the five-phase program
recommended by Gov. Collins for
heading off indignation in the
public schools and other facili-
ties.
1t provides for assignment OF
teachers and students to schools
to which they are considered
best suited by school boards
gives the Governor extraordinary
powers to deal with emergency
and draw up regula-
tons covering such situations
and includes a resolution criti-
cizing the United States Su-
preme Court for its alleged en-
croachments on States rights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

SS-~N SAAS@N AAA6AAO NC ORCn A1CdI
ings in Washington on the
crash.
But the committee, Mr.. Bon
ner said, wanted ito avoid
throwing any weight one way OF
the other with respect to court
litigation"
Mr.. Bonner predicted 1t would
take at least a year for the
committee to prepare a report
on the question Of maritime
safety.
Beyond U. S. Jurisdiction
Subcommittee members yes
terday visited the damaged
Swedish liner Stockholm in q
Brooklyn drydock for repairs tc
its shattered bow. Later, men,
bers interviewed officials Of the
Italian line at the Hotel Roose-
welt.
Mr.. Bonner, discussing the
sending Of observers abroad
when the foreign lines conduct
their official probes. also said
the Maritime Commission hao
loaned the committee a staff
member. He added that he also
had asked the Navy and Coast
Guard to supply information.
A sweeping governmental hear.
ing into the cause of the collision
is impossible since the crash in
volved two foreign ships outsid,
the territorial waters of thu
United States.
New Casualty Figures
Two are known dead and Il
missing and presumed dead or
the Andrea Doria. Two "rewmer
are dead and three presumed
dead on the Stockholm.
The Italian Line late vester.
day announced the list Of un.
accommodation passengers from
the Andrea Doria had dropped
from 81 to 20. Two on the lis
reported they are safe in New
York.
After more than Two hour.
aboard the Stockholm in The
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Bethlehem Steel Co. drydock, Mr.
Bonner, who is chairman of the
House subcommittee, said, 1--WE
have had a very satisfactory
visit; we learned a lot"
He declined to tell what SUBJ
Ijects were discussed with the
IStockholm's captain, Gunnal
NordenSon. and G. Hilmer Iiund-
beck, jr., resident director Of the
ISwedish-American Line.
What we learned will come
out in reports and hearings" Mr..
Bonner said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

Albino Pinto. "a. 73S Longfellow st. NV
and Irene B. Eduardo. 10. 1874
Francis ,c vS G. LightSyrn: q, M slss Fla;
Richard Ia TiT N. Russell. 10. 1917 Minnesota
aye. Sc: and Rosalie p. Bergen. lS.
Robert ", i peL la "a, COS East Capitol
st.: and Marilyn L. Marshall. rs, S43O
e. both Of 4OSi RsOSs 'e I. EiSff: sae
wayne c. Darlington. IS. Peace Dale.
4 =. l., and Saundra A. Beall. 20, $50
Philip E: Exton; Is. 90 Penton pl. ne.
and Marion o. jackson. IL. 43s 9Th
Roger +. Boucher, 21, Worcester, Mass.
and Joyce A. YoWeli. is. Arlington.
wiiber. c. williams. 20. $50 Lonufsllov
9S14 osuit pi. ne. = es'O' 90
81; Ne. ssSoid I' 7. WHrirSt. f Is. isOS
EdWaGd s. ii Banast SSs g. Johnstown Pa
and Marjorie L. Mclaughlin, 20
' and Grace M White. g. @ aSs 81 Jackson S
L. B B. Rx IS. and Catherine c. Tai.
- DeTt. AZ, pOLn OF oU9 Gin 81. ne.
Ernest McRae. IS, 800 18th St Sc, anc
Ethel L. Brown. 25, 1882 K st. Sc
ne: and Frances D. Savoy. IS. Fair
Jacob II. DEM. Sc. Newark. Del. anc
Eileen M. Mcdonald. A. 1445 Otis pl
Claude D. Grimm, %, $500 End st. ne.
and Mary A. Cooper. 90, 2l9 v st. ne
James johnson. 81. 1884 Kingman pl
NV, and Ethel Grant, ~. 4423 GaulI
Daniel [iskett, Al, Falls Church. y s.
Boyd Belle. 90. and Anna Lewis. SO
oe 6Gts e s yis.ps va 81 p,,,,mor. ~,
S sSioam C. ND I'lmass' Is North Lin
Maurice Brown. 10. $50 Quincy pl. e..
and Ruth Hurley. 81, 6lS7 Aston
Grady 4. Church, 81. statesville. N. c.
and Loretta. J. Butcher, 81. 463S
Freddie j. KinGwood 20, s24 10Th st
ne, and Mary E. Barino. ~. Al
Leon Porter, is. 1907 61Sth st. s.w.
and Maxine Dunaway, II, 32l F st
Frank Langley, jr.. 80. 471e sth st. NV
s and sertrena E. Hubbard 20. Kins-
Franklin n H. Denny. 90. Falls Church
y We; snS q. Pauline r. HASN'T II
Herbert E. Petschk %. and Shirley E.
| Pickett. Fl. both Of 131 Mississippi
ave. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

RAYMOND R. powell, 81. 1922 L st, ne,
and Mary L. Darden, 20. 23l0 LIST
st. NV.
Anthony Juliano,. 60 $500 Hiehwood
ar, se and Mary L. Marathon, 20,
Bethesda, Md.
Calvin Rowe, 25. 522 9TH st. Sc. ana
Lillian D. Shaw. 23, 1868 Clay ri. ne.
Ray L. Harris. 10, Alexandria. Va, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
House Counsel to Attend
Probes on Dorio Sinkino

- NEW YORK Aug 2 [F1.-counse for a subcommittee
VIII be assigned observers at the Italian Swedish nvestiga
ton OF the Andrea DoaSockhom crash which Italian
liner assunk
Representative Bonner Democrat Of Carolina who
opened House Merchant Marine study yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02

NAMED TO NATO-Paris.
French Gen. jean Etienne
Valluy (above) has been
named to succeed Marshal
Alphonse JUN, retiring as
NATO commander in Gen.
trail Europe. Gen. Valluy
has been French represent
alive on the NATO stand
ing group in Washington.
thanksgiving Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-02
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. latD couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. DGit three full days
and recetve the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1956-01-01

JAN 6. GLENDIvE: Bradley-Lee-Stimson
Angus Bull Sale.
JAN. 10, MILES CITY: H. B. Ross Jordan
Reg. Angus Bull Sale.
FEB 10, GREAT FALLS: Montana Polled
Hereford Assn. Sale
FEB. 1914, 1856. MISSOULA: Ton Cut Hereford
Sale
MARCH 8, 9, GREAT FALLS: North Montana
MARCH Is, 10, CHINOOK: Bear Paw Hereto
Breeders Assn. annual Spring Show and Sale
APRIL 2, HELENA: Green Meadow Ranch ans
nual Angus Production. Sale.
APRIL SO, 1856, MfSS0ULA: Western Montana
Angus Show Case Sale.