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Area Court UphoIds Law
Bonning Obscene Books
Silver Spring Newsstand Operator Found
Guilty of Selling Magazines to Minor

constutonay of Maryland law banning the sale Of
obscene literature upheld today in Montgomery
County Circuit decision in the of Silver Spring
operator accused violating the law in August 1855
opinion handed down by Judge Kathryn j. Lawlor III
selling
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-07-02
Gannery Dispatch
List For July

The remaining dispatching dates
of cannery workers belonging to
IL.W.U. Local 81 are as follows,
according to the Union dispatcher:
July 2-Ketchizan (Fidalg o.,
George Inlet (Libby's), Port Bail
ey (Kodiak) and Ketchikan
wards Cove.
July 3-Fill-ins for the above
canneries.
July -Ketchikan New Eng
land), and Sunny Point (Kakat
Pkg. Corp.
July G. Fill-ins Tor the above
canneries.
July 1O-Port Bailey (Kodiak)
second crew.
July 11-Fill-ins for the above
cannery.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1956-07-02
Birthday Party

A joint birthday party for three
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick A.
Baga was held June 10 at the home
of Mr.. Vincent Baga, uncle of the
children.
The children are Eel and Patsy,
8 years, and Nick, Jr., 9.
A picnic at Seward Park was
originally planned for the celebra-
ton, but the inclemency of h e
weather forced the celebrants in
doors.
The children were showered with
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gifts. Dishes served included the
Filipino delicacies "Calding," and
adobe, among many others.
Over forty people attended the
party.
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Visits With Folks

Astoria, Oregon Teddy S. Linn
juco is visiting with his parents
in Potato, uoilo (Philippines). He
is expected back sometime this
month, taking the plane via Guam
and Honolulu.
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prepay
BRING RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
TO AMERICA ON A PRESIDENT LINER

You can prepay the steamship ticket for your loved ones in
the Phppnes to the U.SA in comfortable economical
1hird Class Here's all you do! Buy the ticket and make
reservations through your authorized American President
Lines travel Agent any APL Office You will be given
acopy OF the ticket as receipt Our Office in Manila notifies
ana assists your relative friend You will be advised whom
the passenger sails from Manila, and when he or She will
arrive III oan Francisco This IS the simple safe reliable
way to purchase ticket For complete information Coo @
lraVel Agent or write or phone the APL office nearest Won
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Llvin

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Li
room, bedroom. kitchen. bath: all
utilities. Call Oh, 6-773S. lis
BEAUTIFULLY FURN.. mod. I-bed-
ldry. facils desirable neiehborhood;
utils, To, 2-3o93. after 8. Is
ties furnished. Call Tu. 2-l220,
1871 ssiff i E S-m ST. N.w.-studio rm..
complete kit bath. 500. incl. utils.
We zen 18Th 8h Ans ins0e co e Isl Rb.-
Nicely furn. > bedrms,. lv. rm..
KIT; dinstte. sh Sgss bath: suit four
af9l5i "a APT slea Al utils. turh l?
Naval Air Station. Newly decor:
day Saturday. 10. 2-6451. lis
25I5 nth ST. N.W.-Nice place for
lady: lge. studio rm., kit. bath;
clean, conf. $50 mo. AID. 4-lb35.
MD. AVE. N.E-Niee. light. i-bed-
transp. at door. $50. Ii. 4-iioo.
Sc. AREA-Mod. / and 2 bedrm
apts.. redec.,. mr.. shop. ctr. transp.
$50 so up. Ii. 4;1100.
32I7 CONN., hedrm; apis, redec..
facing park, elev.; utils. ideal shop
ping. RES. MGR. EN-. 2-8S43. is
f.? ROOMS, kitchen and bath. Util-
tiles furnished. Call tn. 2-1220,
Ii Titsr TueKE XII; ST. N.w.II,v.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. dinette and bath;
$75 mo-, incl. utils. W. 7-5al3.
EFFICIENCY. NV. avail. April l.;
excel. hus serv. mr.. shoppinq CEN
ter. RIA. 8-2a35 or tn. 2-6336.
s,i1 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV. =
4 rms, kit. bath: immed. poss. See
Janitor. TU. 10000, OIL. 6-4143.
$500 18th ST. N.W.--Extra-lge.. 5
rms, kit. . baths; encl. porch. See
Manager. TU. 10000, OIL. 6-4743.
CONN. AND FLORIDA AvEs.-Two
large rms. Kit. and bath. utils.
furn; suit. 3 adults. RIA. 3-lg76'
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Twin beds. liy. rm.. din. I'm. kit /.
bath; incl. utils.. $40. 10. 7-lel3
PRESTIGE APT.-Luxurious inex-
Re1sys n.n living sIv.- completely mp New fu air
cond. bldg, ultramodern comfort
excel. location at Meridian Park
1475 Euclid st. NV. HU, 3-34,2
q LARGE ROOMS. nicely furn.; mr..
transp shop. ctr; S135: 300 blk
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. t3-S322 Ia
- Newly decorated;
everything furnished; $50 and 500.
ITO M st. NV, 2nd floor. Id
GIRLS, this is a honey for 3 nice
gir'S or coupe. nicely furnished;
laundry room with washer, all
utilities furnished fine neighbnr-
hood in Sc; 500 per month. 10.
1913 ' KENYON ST. NV rooms,
pch,. bath; S65, Call AID, 4-2a74
81 NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-Down-
town: large. clean efficiency; sep
arate complete kitchen; Sl2 wk
NEWLY FURNISHED. clean as a
pin; all modern. furniture; and
2-bedrm. apis; reasonable rates;
ideal for working boys or girls,
13 AZ ST. NV. 45io-Bsmt.. nicely
furn., liy. rm bedrm., din. rm.. kit,
bath. pvt. entr. lge. closets: mr..
stores, transp; empl. cple.. ] Young
child: $50 no, incl. utils. If
BEDRM. WITH TWIN BEDS; access
10 liv rm. din. rm.. kit. and ldry,
rm Cali MA. $1,000 to pm:
after : pm. RA, 3-2059. Is
1921 NEWTON ST. N.E.-Large bed
rm.. kit: newly dec; "a blk. car
line. Sos. HO 2-4564. -16
APT. One of the cleanest in town.
Ii. 3-2851
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FRANCIS sCoTT KEY ApT HnlTrEL

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
Completely furn apis. by S.y or
week Call MA S-5425.
MT. PLEASANT, near 16th--Lge
bedrm., liv. rm.. kit. bath show
er; utils. incl; Ss5. RA. 3-2943.
LARGE 1-BEDROOM APIS: fully
equipped kitchen with dinettc, bath
24-hr switchboard and elevator
service: electricity. heat and water
S95. unfinished THE CAVALIER.
$500 14th st. NV. TU. $4,000
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d ST. Ne, IsI5-Liv rn,.. bedrm i.
din, rm. kit and semipvt bath:
. closets: utils paid. Unlimited
tele. serv, $50 mo. Ii. 7-s7O4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, MCCULLOUGH Sales,
ELY OF WASH, JU 9-22s7.
CHAIN SAWS l-man; $40 pei day;
2-man, SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS a. EQUIP CO. JU 9-6SSl
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be appreciated
g" A DAY pc person: 110l 18th st
NV. Attrac SCI -dble. rm 81 wk
up vANNES HOTEL. DI 7-7SSS
2l6O 10th ST. NV. Lovely rooms
some with pvt bath; distinctive
address; daily maid service; "a --hr
SWITCHBOARD; rates 81 10 IN weekly
~DSI
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APIS. MISUNDERSTANDING.

PINEY BRANCH--Flower ave area,
p bedfm s sss5o in to sus &c. 0id Eiic
So So 50 : bedrms,, lst' n. sos,
utils. incl; use own washer, D.
FORD JU. s-5ln6, eve. SP.
$67.5O-2 rms, kit. bath: very
clean apt. all utlls turn. ISL
Greenwood ave-, Takoma Park. Md.
please call Mr.. Holland. RIA. $4,000
for prominent. IA
rAkOMA PARK, 1913 Lee ave
Mod. 2-bedrm. apt; indiv. therm.;
bloek elem, SCHOOL 2 blocks
MANoh APIS, il. S-3Sii days;
JU. 5-:i966 ewes IA
MT. RAINIER-Unfurn utility apt,
cow stores, churches. transp.; sep.
entr.: utils. incl. in reas. rent; Can
be seen between 70 pm. weekdays
I'd, AP. 7-5635 lie
TAX. PIX, mr.. Wash. San, 716 Ma
pleWood ave, Apt. 4-Liv. rm..
bedrm., kit, tile bath, front porch;
all utils.: S65. JU. 5-1747. lie
ROCKVILLE bedrm. and 2 bed
rms; living rm.. dinette bath and
plus utils. Pc. 2-4296.
SEAT PLEASANT. 1852 Central ave.
= rooms, kitchen. bath. auto.
heat; S55. R. R. RUPERT. ST. 3-
TIAiKso AROMA PIX, 1873 Lee aye.-Iiv.
rm.. . bedrmS,, din. rm.. kit. bath:
S95, incl. utils, auto, wash. mach.
Near schools 70. 9,5go5; o319
luxe . rms, kit. and bath, all utils.
avail. March ,; GEORGE ]: Dor
GER. INC. 643 Indiana ave. NV,
$3.50 BALTIMORE BLVD. College
PIX, Very large one bedrm;, liv.
rm.. dinette, kit, bath. Good con-
dition S74 80, Call DI. 7-7I40
or ewes. OIL. !-6S44; ~
bedrm., kit, dinette and bath; mr..
stores and bus. SOS. Adults only.
TAX oMA PARK-Attrac. liv. rm;,
Kit, dinette; bath an and bee bedrm. i,, al
only. WA. 7-6030: ewes. JU. D.
4763.
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zoos X ST. S.E.-Apply Apt q
Mod. nicely furn., ! rms. bath
scr. rear porch: S65 mo-, plus utils.
Mr.. Navy Yard Boiling Field. Bus
at door PRESS REALTY CORP.
1898 HILLSIDE RID. s.E.-Furn l.
bedrm. apt, In apt bldg. bus stop
at door: > blks. TO shopping I'm.
mediate occupancy. Apply Apt 4.
or call LII. 1866 or LII. 1-255S
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ROOMS FURN.-MD 6 VA.

ARLINGTON Spacious. attractive
rrn., pvt. bath in pvt. home with
cple. KE. S-7246. Gentleman. lib
NEARBY VA. Large attractive
room. double bed: in private home.
close to transp. JE. 2-44O2.
Ia
home and tearoom.
dble rms. with bath; sgle, rms
~ min Pentagon. XII a-SS77
liz
room; excel. residential area. Large
closets. Breakfast privils OIL.
2-U7S1 after d. -l6
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large room
with kitchenette. refgr., stove and
sink: ST. weekly. lie
A ST. Sc, 5IS-Attrac. l or 9
rms, furn, hskpg.. Frigidaire, gas
and hot water. Reas. Ii. $500.
next bath; fireplace; new relrig. |;
S45 incl. utils. so. ,S-S964. III
9I9 N. CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Mod
ern room. all cows, good trans
portation. -15
ROOM dUNTING?-See us. q houses
to choose from; save your feet;
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large weil-furn.
room. LIST fir: Ink. facilities. Good
TRANSPORTATION. RA. 1-4SO1. Ia
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APIS. uNFURN., D. c. tcons.
GEORGETOWn

GEORGETOWN
Liv. rm., bedrm., din. rm., kit,
pantry. bath, garden area, no chill
dren or pets. sos. Lease.
H A. GILL g. SON
DE. $4,000. Wkends., DE. 2-2374
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-N.E.

FURNISHED BEDRM., 6l2 Evarts
st. me-. pvt. home; $50 per mo-;
good location. AID. 1859. lie
2OI2 PERRY ST.-Comf. rm. next
to bath; shower: S35 mo-; for empl.
man. AID. 2-1655. IA
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310S VARNUM ST.
M. haywood Gardens shop. center.
Quiet. Diet. bldg. Desirable and reas.
apt. at ,S64 mo, Liv. nm, bedrm;
on LIST floor for key. Ma. SASS.
WASH HOUSING CORP. lie
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WALLER GARDENS

We have a few vacancies in this
desirable project at Wheeler I'd. and
Wahler pl. sc. Convenient to Boiling
and Andrews Field Modern kitchen
with disposal: shopping center in
project; large play yard for chill
dren; school across street. All apis
are redecorated.
I-bedroom unit --- $3.50
2-bedroom unit $4,000
Includes Utilities
Rental Office, 1910 Waller pl. sc.
Furnished apartments available.
10. 1888
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POULTRY, RABBITS. EGGS

$500 31th ST NV. corner Porter
st -Ise nicely furnished rm
'emipvt bath. cow transp Home
and surroundings must be seen to
be appreciated
GO A DAY pc person: 110l 18th st
ny NV v afSfae II Hof FEE 1T IT s7s *
si6o 10Th ST. NV. Lovely rooms
some with pvt bath; distinctive
address, daily maid service; 24-hr
switchboard; rates 81 10 up weekly
CLUB, 1895 Mass. ave
Home for discriminatine guests;
sci or S dSl. pvt BATH; Bendix. Kit
privils.; no better loo. NO, 7-s3n3
G. W. U. AREA -Bsmt. rm.. SO wk
refgr. clock-radio, foam rubber
mattress. linens furn ST 3-5s33
HOTEL PARK HOUSE. 900 l3th St:
rms. 81 5O-S2 90 daily. Also 3
rm, apt, mr.. Sheraton-Park Hotei,
500; ] rm. and kit, Sf5. Elk. j.
1854 10th ST. Businesswom-
er SCI. dbl. rms: clean beaut
,s vt 18th no0 ST. 0a Naw.- Bee f turn
Excel. transp. DE. .-8530. Ia
1898 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Pvt
gentle detached home; lse.,, bright
rm,, tile bath cow. stores transp.
2 block ,l4th st. ! block Kennedy
y, Y AVE- Nv. iI3ars Gentleman;
3-s546, 10 pm, AID. 4-1e,1o.
1892 18th ST NE nice rms
SIS. $50 mo-; mr.. Cath. Univ,
conv. loo. LA. 6-26s1 after z pm.
Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. attrae
rm., porch; quiet. COW. loc,; semi
Ills KiLBouRNE PL. N.w.-Large
south rm.,. next to bath: newly dec;
porch, grill. Ho; 2-l2ia. la
reasonable. employed lady ,CCall
p 81, ST. ,ciIncLE-spacious. mod
bed-sittinE rm.; refer. hot plate
i733 l9th st. NV. EN-. 3-32"3
I7o5 QUE ST. N.w.-Tired Of a
drab room? Want new modern furno
s sqres Frs ~ b in eserY s, Foo Rk
Call co. 5-13s3. IA
ADAMS MILL RID. OPP; park, Room
with den. most desirable. maid serv-
ice. phone, best tfsnsp. Ho. ~ -
I7to p ST NV. The Churchill" :
Clean single rms; run. water: maid
MODERN. ATTRACTIVE, Ice. STU
DO ROOM, adjoining screened pri-
vate porch. gil Conn. ave. NV
WISCONSIN AVE. AND FEssENDEN
Large, bright front room with
private bath; near bus and car
lines. EN- 3-g06S; 49,
3-74T4-Join friendly young crowd
club, house orchestra; laundry. Tv,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Pvt.. bath. mas
ter room; quiet: gentleman; $40
1881 Jefferson pl,, ME S-5Sn4
Mr.. CONN. CATH. AYES. Front
rm; newly dec, beaut. furn.: SaS
mo-; young man. Ho. 2-3aoS
ATTRAC. ROOMS. sgles.. s35-S4o;
/ / with TV, With. pvt. bath; S55
Loyely. yard and home. Gar. IA.
GEoRGETowN. 1888 p ST. Studio
semipvt bath, kit, patio. Lady
$50 Seen $40 to $40, ewes, AD
AfTTiRac. ROOM, in retired gentle
tleman, ref, reas. RA 6-20ss.
MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. bath. t tele.
phone, in pvt. home. of 18th st
mr. walter Reed. RA. 3-43lo.
10
rrI1DAc u0Trr
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Just across the District line. l bus
fare. Convenient to shopping center
and theater. Excellent bus facilities
Nicely furn. apt, consisting oil
reception hall, liv rm.. dinette.
bedrms... kit. and bath: S124.20
incl. utils.
Plenty of parking lovely GROUNDS
Apply in person. WA. $4,000.
lie
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10000 BARGAINS
J. H. GICHNER

25ls NJ St. NV. $3.50 TIL 8
TRAILER Sears R o b .;;v. s dn;de
plete with ATTACHMENTS for any
TUXEDO SUIT. size AZ long SO
nv, A ADMIR- al, e1-inch, table model;
excellent cond., must sacrifice' so.
~, Philco, y in. $50: excel. cond
~ VI! TA fME s@.a5 and 10. wrousht
iron. swivels and casters Also gas
ranges, 1dfo below retail cost, pl
rvs re e slsg5 and up
guaranteed; Z in to "A in ge
variety. Open Sundays, 1926 Pa
ave w DI 7-0n9n Ia
TYPEWRITER, S25: metal bed. in
nerspg. mattress, dresser VACUUM
TYPEWRiIERs,, All makes a!Sss terms .a,ns
rentals and repair. Our 46th year
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
l431 East CapitoI st, Ii. 3-344o
Easy parking
size: S25 uD. CENTRAL 20la 9Th
vac. A'S slectrolux, with attach. SO
KENNY's DISCOUNT HOUSE, 21Ol
Rhode Island ave. ne, DE. 2-6I7?
10
WASHERS, used. all makes: 6-mo.
guar; serv. and repair; trade-lns
accept 35lS 18th ne. LA. f. ~
- 10
WASHERS. reconditioned: ss95 up
SPECIAL. Bendix semi and auto
good running condition. S25
FREDERICK IA $1,000
WAFER HEATERS, autUlnatIc. new,
$40 80 ACME STOVE co in1
9TH 81 NV. MA S-S95e
WELDERS, new or used LINCOI Ms
LANDRUM, INC, 1n23 Cathedral
st, BALTIC MI, 5-S51l.
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LOCATION UNEXCELLED
1912 G ST. NV.

Near Government depts. and
White House Walk anywhere down
town Permanent or transient.
EMERY-GEORGIANH HOTEL
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CoLORED-Two furn. rm.. $3.50
and $3.50 a month. Call after
2::30 pm, NO. 7-5S2S. IL
COLORED - IaOs HARVARD ST
N.W.-Newly decorated single room
kit. privileges. DU. 7-3422 1t
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APIS. FURN.-vA. Cont

DOWNTOWN ALEXANDRIA - Fur
nished and unfinished apts., fire.
proof bldg. ianito, service. laun-
dry privileges, continuous hot wa
ter; SIS to $50 so Call TIE. $3.50
between 10 am. and o pm.
2 BEDRMS.. mod. duplex: 5 rms. and
bath, bSmt., washer. twin beds
ideal 8 or 4 adults. Glebe I'd. /;
cony. Navy Annex. ia, S-7433.
ARLANDRIA - Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kitchen and bath: utils. except cleo
sri sy; ADULTS; 500 mo- ia
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TOOLS

HAMMERS, soc; SOCKET SETS,
s MNDavs 81 Ms a sb bEISI s, ~
sHoVETs.. PICKS. MATTOCKS, 81.
GAS CANS. ST so; USED WINCHEs,
BLOCKS, FALLS, ROPES, WHEEL. =
BARROWS. S5a5 TO IS. RAkES
AMI TTTI TIUATnPS
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Gin THE EVENING STAR
MIscEL. FOR SALE CONT

Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY. MARCH Is. 1886
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coLoRED-a9o0 1ath ST. $3.50
RM., KIT. BATH. UTILS.
.1S4i ONTARIO PL.. NV, $50 so
.SS FENTON ST. NE. S47 80
. RMS KIT. AND BATH.
4Gs N ST. NV. $50
DAVID E BARRY CO.
ME. S-2025 1907 H ia. "-9279
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CONVERTING TO coLoRED .
4201 D st. s.e.-Only . apis. left.
ILiv. rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit and
bath. Redec. Equip. with ranges and
Irefrigerators. Excel. loo. Bus Us
in front of door. Open for inspec
Han m $4,000
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ROOMS WANTED

LARGE, UNFINISHED ROOM with
private bath desired by quiet, re-
fined gentleman who has own furn-
iture. Box 2T1-J. Star.
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SOUTHERN CLUB, 1855 Mass ave
Home for discriminating guests;
beaut sitting rm, TV. lovely rms,
sci. or dbl. pvt bath; Bendix. kit
privils; no better loo. NO. 7-S3n3
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$500 31th ST NV. corner Porter
ST. -ise nicely furnished rm
'emiDvt bath. cow. transp Home
and Surroundings must be seen to
he a nnsecla ed
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theyre just part cl'

Mothers frock or daughters
pinafOre clothes washed in an are
always wonderfully clean because
it's controlled suds" rinse out
completely, leaving clothes so soft
and fresh In fact, az washes and
rinses clothes whittier and brighter than
the leading thick-suds detergent
There's never any Suds Scum
left to grey your wash. and
blotch it when you iron. Automatic
washer makers prescribe 6W
You can see why in the pictures below
Actual photos of transparent washers proue 81
&a13s43sS5s2sNl III
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|Sudonese Army Doubled
In Past Ten Months

KHARTOUM, Sudan, Nov. 80
R.-The Sudanese army has
doubled its strength since Britain
and Egypt evacuated their troops
10 months ago. ending So years
Of Joint nglo-Egyptian rule.
Gen. Ibrahim Pasha Abboud,
commander -in-chief, says the
army will increase in numbers
land strength in the years to
come. He refuses to divulge the
size beyond saying that is "a
small, efficient and strong army"
Unoff1cial sources put its strength
at about 10000 soldiers.
There is a tremendous en-
thusiasm among the Sudanese
people to enroll in the army"
Gen. Abboud said. when we
Announce that we are in need
OF 1000 soldiers, we receive 5000
applications"
The period Of service is three
years.
There are no foreign in
|StructorS. A high ranking
'Sudanese officer explained some
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Arab countries had trouble when
imported Instructors did "othel
jobs" than those entrusted to
them. He did, not elaborate.
To fill this gap. military mis-
sions are sent abroad to get
acquainted with the modern war
fare tactics. Such missions have
been sent to Egypt and Britain
so far. Sudan buys its arms from
Britain, since it is acquainted
with and trained in the use of
BritiSh-made arms. A military
mission recently toured arms
factories in India, Pakistan,
Czechoslovakia, Holland, Bel
GUM and Britain but no COM
mitments were made.
Egypt has helped with a gift
of weapons.
Although Sudan is a member
of the Arab League, it has no
military pact ties with any of the
eight other league members. It
has no defense pacts with any
other country.
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Maryland Stars Flock
To SuitIond Horse Show

Barr May and Thomas Trodden.
Sunday the assignment will be
shared by Alfred Allen, Mrs.
May and John Emilia of Balti-
more.
Washingtonians don't often
have the opportunity to see such
famed Baltimore ponies as Billy
Boyce's Smokey Joe. Betsey
Molesworth's Bambi, and other
pint-sized sensations within such
close driving distance. All will be
on. hand tomorrow, along with
such regulars as Richard Zim-
merman's Pinnochio and Nut
cracker, Harold Brite's Indy Sue.
Martha Sterbak's Catch Me and
Northlite, Peggy and Cathy
Dowd's Lucky Strike and
Brownie, Sharon Hartman'S Pop
corn, and many others.
This show is a member of the
Association of Maryland Horse
Shows, which is one of the rea-
sons why most Maryland exhibi-
tors will appear there, in quest
of points awarded throughout
the season. Many Virginia show
folk also will be on hand, headed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Stephens string from Warren
ton
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IOAI
Third Annual Fair
TO Open August %

Fairfax County's third an
nual fair will open at noon Au-
gust % and continue through
September 6.
This years fair grounds are
at the junction Of Route 236 and
Springfield road in Annandale.
William H. Hunt, president Of
the Fairfax County Chamber Of
Commerce, which is sponsoring
the fair, win preside at opening
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Boy Rail Crossing
Proposal Studied
By ice, 7 Firms
Expansion Planned

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. II up.
Interest in a railroad crossing
of lower Chesapeake Bay has
perked up of late.
And a major share OF the
credit must go to Elwood S.
Wood. jr., Of Norfolk. vice presi-
dent and general manager of
the Old Dominion Marine Rail-
way Corp. For months he's
plugged his idea rail crossing
be included in the proposed bay
tunnel for motor vehicles.
Wood wrote on his proposal to
Government agencies, railroad
presidents, legislators and port
authorities. Yesterday his work
bore fruit at two different points.
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Pressman Asks Return
BY ANNE CHRISTMAS

Most of Maryland's top ponies
and horses, plus stable GROUP
from Virginia, will participate
in the Prince Georges Demo
cratic Clubs 18th annual horse
and pony show tomorrow anr
Sunday at j. B. BANDS farm al
Suitland. Md.
Some good Maryland confor-
nation hunters made the 200
mile journey to the Bath Coun-
ty show at Hot Springs, Va.
this week end. but indications
are that the bulk of the Old
Line contingent stayed home fol
the Suitland outing. which has
been a bright spot on the sum-
mer calendar for longer period
than almost any other show near
Washington.
Both days sessions start at 10
am, with tomorrow devoted to
pony and junior classes. and the
hunters and jumpers taking over
Judges tomorrow will
be Marian Curran. jr.. Belts
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they keep livestock on view after
Judging instead of taking the
animals home Immediately.
Besides livestock exhibits.
there will be classes for arts and
crafts. homemaking projects.
commercial and industrial dis
plays.
The Prell Shows carnival will
supply midway attractions.
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MARYLAND-VIRGINlA NEWS

ceremonies. Donald E. Ball.
vice president. is chair
man Of the fair committee. and
w. C. Wills, co-chairman.
The fair will be managed by
the firm Of Theodore Christen-
sen, who also was in charge of
last years fair. He announced
a new requirement for exhibi-
tors this year, specifying that