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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
III at Eastern Join
journalism Group

Eleven students at Eastern
High School yesterday were in
Quoted into the schools chapter
of Quill and Scroll, honorary
journalism society.
The induction took place at a
senior assembly.
The students honored were
Beverly Anderson, Shirley Ash
ford, Lucia Demma, Arlene
Green, Joyce Green, Alzena
Graves. Phyllis Hartley, Fan
King, Robert Miller, Betty Rob-
ertS and Victor Ross.
A group Of senior students took
part in the ceremonies. They
were Judith Leeds, editor of the
fastener, school paper; Hannah
Lipsitz, Holden Roach, Harlan
Venable. Bobbe Harvey, Nancy
Koontz and Herbert ERIN. Prin-
cipal Lynn F. Woodwork read a
pledge for the new members.
The assembly included a brief
talk by James G. Deane, educa-
ton writer of The Star.
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firms-the Advocate Co.-to back
up demands for wage increases
by employees Of the company.
The company has been struck
for three months.
Premier Grantley Adams an
nounced to the Legislature that
the Advocate strikers would re-
turn to work Saturday and the
lockers would go back today. He
did not reveal terms Of the set
Element.
The port shutdown caused
ships bringing vital food supplies
to bypass the island. Shortages
of potatoes, onions and canned
milk already have developed.
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Strike Is Settled
AT Barbados Port

BRDGETOWN. Barb ADDS.
May % (R.-The port Of Bridge
town. major gateway to this
British Caribbean island. was
scheduled to reopen to shipping
today after settlement of a 10
day sympathy strike. Shortages
Of some foods already have de-
Veloped.
Dock workers had boycotted
all cargo consigned to one of the
islands leading export-import
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
70, 0O0-Foot BuiIout

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, May
% G.-Capt. Fred A. Treyz Of
Tucson, Ariz., bailed out of an
F-84 jet at 10000 feet today and
was picked up uninjured at sea,
Ramey United States Air Force
Base announced. The plane
crashed Is miles from the base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-23
WHO SAID
SUMMER
AND COMFORT
DON'T MIX?

H0Sbel seaSh n gear cords Of dacron*
and cotton almost care for themselves!
Haspel Sefcaire is basically concept in
clothing The suit routs wrinkles and efreshes itself overnight
When soled the suit be easily washed and again
without the need of pressing 1t needs little pamperng-it
virtually takes of itself Extremely light in weight
in handsome, coolo.he-touCh cord seIfsrpinss,
delightfully."- subdued in cooring. The $50
dacron' $50 exclusive blend by Of Americas
most honored mills and styled with the air of elegance
that the trademark of all Haspe suits. Step in and let
prove you that summer and comfort do mix
when you're wearing Haspe Mems Cool Summer Clothing,
End FL Washington; Street F. Silver Spring PARKingon.
'Duponth
H0Sbel Sir PeriOr Cords 10
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
BUS. PROF. SALE Cont

Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY, July n, 1881
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METZLER-JA. 5-75S
SWIMMING POOL

IN your back yard; 3-bedrm ram
oler. in excel cond., in a very con-
yenient location all for sl5.?5".
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
PERFECT SETTING

1ls Acres, $l6,950-Stone-
trimmed home surrounded
by many dogwoods, pine and
oak trees. Beautiful, fertile
garden spot. Entire lot
completely fenced. Garage
osmt. Ideal location. Large
list trust.
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HYATTS. HILIS-3-hel

nome full bsmt., exec. porch
5000: $3.50 dn Assume 4, loan:
Will take back bal. Prompt poss. J
VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-S0sO
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MT. RAINIER

Several excel. homes on
Gil or conventional terms.
Priced from SS. 600 10 Sl3..
500. =. 3 and I bedrms., all
with bsmts.. some with as low
as $500 down. Conv to all
schools and transp.
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FOREST HEIGHTS

8 ROOMS AND EASEMENT
Take over Ice. Gil loan from
present owner who Is leaving city
year old Has everything. Washer
and drier disposal. eye-level oven.
counter-type cleo range. Powder rm
on LIST FIR. rec. rm Lge. level
fenced lot = blk 10 transp. . blkS
to new school This is your luck,
day. Call Mrs. Cox LII .-Sl36 or
ST 3-73GS ATLAS REALTY CO
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
SQ06 06tb Avo

Drive By and see this Diet brick
nm, Diet. gar. lovely back ward com.
pletely fenced Ideal for the small
family or working couple We ais,
have i-bedrm Rambler; yrs.
old; block school owner forced
to sell other houses TO S3O,OOu We
Will trade Or sell your D G. property
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

se.-A quality area. a bayWindoWeo
Colonial: 3 lRe. bedrms. and TN
ished 3rd mr.; very lge. kit, din.
rm.. den. rec rm.. > baths Lots OF
house and lear garage. Only
S!U.50 W. DEWEY WHITENER,
IA -5o1a
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COLLEGE PARK

Gil and FLA APPRAISED.
Sl4N50. Lovely all-brk. Co.
lonial on big 5Ox2m lot .
bedrms.. sep. din. rm.. bsmt
gas heat; Storm windows and
screens. BrH. Diet. car. and
side porch. Call to see row.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

Two model homes. open for your
inspection in this new subdiv. spa
cious rambS with 3 lge. bedrms..
huge lily. rms. with f1repls.. lia
level oven and roomy breakfast cor
A lot of house for Sl6.a5O. plus
extras. Easy terms. Open. Drive out
New Hampshire ave to 94O0 blk. =.
right on .Adelphi I'd 3 blks. TO furn.
model home Call JU. S-l900
RAINITM PEAL ESTATE
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GI-S19.9OO
TOWN HOUSE

Built approx. 1859 this old but
spacious home is perfect for the
antique lover Lse liv nm big din
rm and kit, bedrms and bath.
firepl Only Sl7.500; reasonable
terfns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

Including settlement charges Older
5-rm.. I-story home: oil h-wh.
fenced yard Vacant. $3.50. SO ~
per month pays all. Call OWNER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

nette. kitchen. bedrms full
n can ssume Il. .oan or
small cash for veteran: S11.90u
JAM s [ CONLEY n CO. AP
-EBOs
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-GLEN HILLS

Ia acres, SO. 80; 3 bedrooms.
full basement. nreezeWav and garage
For appointment 10 see, rail- Mr.
PRICE. at To- 5-2j34 or YOUR own
broker
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WEST EVANSVILLE

Eager Park. Veteran. only
$500 down and S14 mo pays
all on this spotless bedrm.
white bungalow. tllll bsmt.,
gas heat. huge attic with oor-
mer windows: on Ice. level.
fnced lot. Also aluminium
storm windows and screens
throughout. A real buy at
~ $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

Attractive. nearly new :i-bedroom
rick rambler Firepl lge lot OnS
. blocks from school Easy terms
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-6400
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

UtuIH. DIICA TdnIUItI IuII UslII..
rec rm.. tile bath. Il closets, equip
kit. ) blks. schools, fast d'town
trans; Sill 100; assume Gil loan.
On Gil VICTOR DlCKEl AP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

faces inviting park and playground;
ideal for children: mr.. bus. schools
shop. Gil. sou dn., SOS mo- JOHN
4 JOHNSON WA 1-hnIn
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OFF WILSON BLVD.

kitchen, finished recreation room IN
bsmt.' 81; Sls,lO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

LIKE THIS AGAIN Reduced from
1850 to SOB 900; brand new
center hall 3-beLrm. brick rarcher;
Ice. liv rm. with firepl formal din
rm smart new KIT - baths. day
carports trees. You're not MS
readinpu Call riqht nov "
3-2O93. A. JOHN CHAPMAN &
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Paul P. Stone, Realtor
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

,!50I JAMESON ST
This Is a real buy YOU nav as
sumo ~ loan on this delightfu
5-rm brick semidetached. Anchor
tenet. drlveWay storm windows dis
posai. dishwasher finished bsmt
Colonel transferred must sell this
weekend make offer.
NIKE N. COUGHLIN RE R-41lI
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EVANSVILLE,
NEAR MARYLAND UNIV

NEAR MARYLAND UNIV
CONVENIENT TO FORT MEAD
Lovely brick rambler has spacious
liv. rm., din. nm. lac. kit. :, twin
sized bedrms and tile bath. full
bsmt Beautiful Anchor fenced lot
with trees Storm window Only
; 800 Gil $3.50 dn Close to
schools and shopping For details
Ewes. TU. "-!!3SS.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
100 CTpEET ~ III Ma z Ennn
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cious Colonial. type home features
I bedrms. . baths, wide cool
screened porch. fireplace family
dining room, huge modern kitchen.
big basement; close-in N Arl To-
cation A really good BUY AZ :
SERVICE INC 1000 N Olebe toff
Lee hwy. ooen 0 I'll Q.
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COTTAGE CITY-New

New 3-beorm. brk. rsmbiers with
isSe1t II heaf a1s i1 osH rs,b az
Church and school. Quick poSs.
Sl6.s50: Gil S935 down Across
from Safeway at 18th and MARI
boro pike. peter ], hagan g. son,
realtors. UN 4-S5S3
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COOL COMFORT

1114 Hillwood Ave, Pals Church, Va
JE 4-4040 Open Il.
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont

VIRGINIA HILLS RAMBLER. Sill
iOU--A Assume 4ee Gil will accept
VI 900 cash In End trust. Call Pc
1-6'!3S after Il pm
TALL TREES and lush green lawns
az acre Of them, frame this new
custom GRATED brick rambler 81
IT, long 'all house,, features cen
ter-hall planning. = REALLY twin.
sized bedrmS., Ia colorful tiled
bI-AS. ldC nctuit " indoMed hv
rm with firenlace and built-in book
shelves banuuet-sized dining room,
= ""mC lem Kitchen.
full basement with huge rec. area
Al S23,750 it's OUTSTANDING
Cal NOW. u $1,000 REAl
ES1 ATE SERVICE. INC. go" N
Glebe ION Lee hwy Open s. I'll 8
WOODLAND GLEN - The prettiest
acre you ever saw uufolds aroun'
this cozy house; has fun bSmt., de
tsched sa,,ag,' Owner must sell snt
MONCURE AGENCY. JE. o-.29uu
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CLINTON-DIST. HTS.

3-BEDROOM RAMBLERS
5000 dn to CT or non-GI. 3 yrs
old Like new Lge level lot. All
conveniences. Call TODAY. Mrs. Cox
LU 2-Sl36 or ST 3-736S. ATLAS
REALTY
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VISIT
HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000 til 9 pm. RIA. $4,000
Our 26th Yr. Of Dependable Service
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GI-S24,500

Beautiful brick rambler. 3 bed
rms. 3ia baths. all-elec kit. sep
dIn a. aatTa- are. In. rec. rn, with
firepl den, Dashboard INV h.
garage; is-acre lot; exclusive neigh
nnrhnnd
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CONSIDERED

llrecti0ns PennsYlyania ave. sc
70 southern ave- left on South ave
ct. to open House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-11

and spIlt levels. q types % CHOOSE
from or select YOUR LOT prices
from Slj.O0O TO S91 500 conVen-
tional terms. oath and Tuc6erman
SIS. of Lhnham roat Open
daily peter J hagan Il son. real
fnrS I'm IS5Sa
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SEAT PLEASANT
NON VET
NO DOWN PAYMENT
poAal Cbll III t-Sb33 till y,
NEW BRK. RAMBLERS

Lovely 3 bedrooms - baths
! large living room with brick fireplace
across entire room. separate D-room
the kitchen Is dream, with all the
lstep-sayinp devices
Lovely close IN Sc location. SIS,
tuEn nn o
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II ACRES

10 mi from u. c. OH macadam I'd
Land mostly cleared in haV and
grass. Little timber i-bedrm. home
renovated and in beautiful condi-
tlon Beamed ceiling IN iiy. rm,
moo kit, auto washer and drlsr.
deep freeze. small barn chicken
house. . garages. $50, 500. Call til 8
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LANDONER HILLs-Liv. N

kENILAND-GI or nOn-GI, SHH5U
500 down, So mo-. includes all
bsmt. fenced: vacant. MIR. COX
RE 1-l633. ewes, EN- 3-tI ,tif
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officials four hours last night. He
was released and his passport
was returned with the explana-
ton that it was all a mistake,
the security authorities meant to
pick up someone else.
Photographers were forbidden
to record MIR. Chou's arrival at
the Phnom PENN airport. He
came from Hanoi, capital of
Communist North Wet Nam, and
will go on to Burma. India, PAX
istan, Nepal and Afghanistan.
Before leaving Hanoi, Mr..
Chou and North Wet Nam Pre-
mier Pham Van Dong issued q
joint communique declaring the
powers represented at the Ge-
neva conference on Indo- China
have an ''unshirkabIe response
bility' to bring about the reuni-
flcation of Wet Nam.
They charged the armistice
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Chou Reaches Combodio
Behind Security Screen

PHNOM PENN, cambodia,
Nov. ~ (P.-Red China's Pre-
mier Chou En-lai arrived here
today for a six-day goodwill
visit.
Tight security arrangements
covering Mr.. Chou's arrival en-
Iphasized the jittery view taken
of the visit of the Communist
Chinese leader to this little Indo-
Chinese kingdom. Cambodian
authorities put the leaders Of
four Of the five top Chinese
groups here under house deten-
ton for the duration of Mr..
Chous visit.
Some 1000 Chinese residents
left for South Wet Nam, appar-
emily because they did not want
to be linked with the visit. AS
ISOLATED Press Correspondent
Joseph Nerbonne was detained
by Cambodian military security
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
2 POLISH SAILORS.
QUIT TRAWLER TO
STAY IN DENMARK

COPENHAGEN (R.-Two
Polish sailors from the same
ship had a surprise meeting
at a Copenhagen police sta
ton Tuesday night as both
turned UP to ask for political
asylum.
The sailors quit the Polish
trawler Pollux without
knowing each others plans.
police said. Both told police
that conditions in their
homeland were "unbearable"
and they did not believe the
new regime was any I'm
provement.
The sailors were detained
while ofdcials considered
their request for asylum.
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escaped through a window and
rejoined her husband.
Word Of the incident spread
and an angry crowd of Argen-
tines gathered outside the Lega-
ton shouting. Let the child CO."
Police and Foreign Ministry off,
lcials arrived and the baby was
turned over to them.
The family has been granted
asylum here and the father has
been promised a lob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

role IN attempting 10 force a
Legation chauffeur and his fam
lily to return to their Red-ruled
homeland.
Mr.. Moisescu formerly was
Minister to the United States.
He came here last March.
Gheorghe Conan. 31-year-old
chauffeur at the Legation. his
wife and their two sons. Gigi. 5,
and Luciano, II months. were to
be returned to Bucharest last
week after completing a tour Of
duty here.
En- route to the airport. they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Driver and Policemen
Both Score 'Firsts'

PHOENIX. Ariz. (P).-"This Is
the first ticket for me in all my
years Of driving" q woman
motorist told Patrolman Andrew
j. Best.
That's a coincidence. madam
This is the first ticket I've ever
written" replied Patrolman Best
who stopped the woman for go
ing through a red light just an
hour after he started working as
a policeman.
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|20-MiIe Street Marks
Long Ccnodiun Village

OTTAWA.-Caraquet. in New
Brunswick. repeatedly the
worlds Longest village. recently
marked the 20Oth anniversary of
its establishment with the I'M
yelling of a monument to its
FIRST settler. Alexis Landry. and
his fellow pioneers.
The villages single street fol-
lows the Bay of Chaleur for
more than 20 miles. 1t is a fishing
community with 5000 residents.
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Lndiu Restores Duties

NEW DELHI.-India has just
restored the export duties on
manganese ore which it abolished
in August. 1854. They range
from $40 a ton to $3.50, de-
pending on the manganese con-
tent of the ore.
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broke away from their Romanian
escort. In the mixup, the escort
grabbed the youngest son. The
mother returned to the Legation
for the baby while Mr.. Conan
dashed with the older child to a
police station and asked for
asylum,
Mrs. Conan said she was
dragged inside the legation,
Threatened and struck by Mr..
Moisescu. She again broke away
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was being seriously undermined
by South Wet Mans refusal to
join in reunification elections.
South Wet Mans anti Commu-
mist government has rejected q
North-South general election on
the ground that the Reds in the
North would not permit free bal.
loffna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Argentine Orders Envoy
To Return to Rononio

BUENoS AIRES. Nov. % (P9.-Anton Mosescu head OF
Communist Romanas Legation in Buenos Aires until Sunday
to pack up and get Of Argentina.
He declared persona graa (unwelcome) in
signed by Provisional President Pedro Arambu The
government took the step because Of the Communist Minister
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On Sale Friday, $3.50 AN.
Clearance Of Modern
MuIti-purpOse
Furniture Units

Carefully eFsftsd IN MaSSHolis wood
for putting together o. stocking. Re-
movable legs. ScFsteh-rssistanf fin.
ish. Pink, aQuG, sandFiff o. black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22
Little Girls
Cotton Dresses
Were S.99 and 7.99
800 and 500.

100 pretty end plain cotton prints,
plaid end solid esIer dresses for girls
Y to "a.
WGL-Girls' Apparel, 4th Floor
-. also Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandria
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Remn0nts-FridGy Only
Dointy Apparel
for Infants
81 Imported Cotton Dresses.
hondmode, beautifully ennbroi-
dered. Were 500 and 1923.
Nov 3.es
~ imported cotton Dresses,
hond-embroidered. Were 1875.
Now 500
II Cotton Dresses, hond-en-
broidered styles in group. Were
$50. Nov l.9s
So Pairs Imported Wool
Bootees. Were l.65. Now, soc
- Corduroy cFowIers with en-
broidered bib, snop crotch. Pos
tells in sizes IL to q months.
Were 3.oe. Now z.99
% imported Wool Sweaters in
white and postels. Short end
lono-sleeve styles for girls and
boys. Were 7.99 and 8.ee.
nov 1893
81 Pairs Imported Brushed Wool
Bottles. Were l.se. Now soc
$50 Cotton Knit Pole Shirts in
postel shades. Were l.39 and
l.59. Now Csc
~ Poirs Imported Leather Som
dsls and Tie Shoes. Were l.oo
and $50. Nov $50
W6L-The Nursery Corner.
9TH Floor
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RemnGnts-FridGy Only
Arr NeedIework
Items Reduced

40 Speeds Silk orsandy end
RoyoR Ribbon. $50 words 10
spool. Assorted eolors in odd
dye lots. Were 90. Now, use
IS Spools Straw Ysrn in os-
sorted eolors. Were LOO. Nov,
25e
~ Skeins Cashmere Ysrn in
novy and yellow. 1z-ox. skeins.
Were LIS. Nov 6Se
" PieturseFsEf Pictures 10 Be
pointed, circus designs, l2xl6.
Were ] 100. Now 3Ss
Z Model NSsdIspoins Pictures
m rose ond poppy design. Beige
background, mahogany finished
fromes. Slightly domooed. Were
T59. Nov 4eS
z Hond-pointsd Pictures with
gold finished frame. Water and
desert scenes. Were 4.95. Nov
l.sS
W5L--Art Needlework,
9Th Floor
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Sleeping Bags and
Prom Suits
for Wee Ones

zoo pinehsek end Solid color Safssy.
Sleeping Boss with long trent upper
Warm, Voi dyed. Sontorized cotton
fionneietie thot grow os me child
grows Sizes 3 months 70 5 wears
Were 29e Nov 2.70
~ PFam Suits Of nylon ond ocefots
with quilted lining. Twin zippei sfyle
FOR boys and airls. Maize, pink; me-
dun ond Jorge. Were lzS5. Nov.
1896
WGt--The Nursery Corner. An Floor
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RsmmGntS-FridGy Only
Sove 500 on
Misses Sweaters

- Cotton Knit cGrdisaMs in
stripes Of brown and green.
Were 5.o9. Now 2.9e
81 Dark Cotton Knit Sweaters
with hoods. Dark stripes. Were
500. Now I.99
46 Orion Knit jackets. Were
5.9o. Now 1,e9
WGl-Neckweor and BIouses,
LIST Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

Sizes 4B and 4IzB
Somple Shoes by Pondoro
We're originally 1925 to 1925 10
Just $50 pos superby mode shoes by This famous onuFoe
fu'eF IN wide voeY Of eolors and styles u you either
size 4B or 4hB, come in early.
W0L-The Shoe Center. End Floor Washington Store Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

Items marked Remnonts uFnob xchongeubIe sent COD
Mail phone orders oed ored Or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-22

wsL-FIOOr Coverings. 9th Floor
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l3z pairs plain toe wing Zip in brown
end stToishf zip in black. Not every
sire in sseh style.
WGL--The Mems Store. End Floor
oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandria
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SLIP BY SNYDER
HINTS PETERSON
MAY GET INTERIOR

A slip of the tongue by
Assistant White House Press
Secretary Murray Snyder
mayor may not-indicate
that Federal Civil Defense
Administrator Val Peterson
is in line for nomination as
Secretary of the Interior.
Mr.. Snyder was asked who
would represent the Interior
Department at the cabinet
meeting with President
Eisenhower today, since no
one yet had been named to
succeed Secretary Mckay,
who resigned to run for
Governor of Oregon.
Mr.. Snyder replied that
"the Under Secretary, Mr..
Peterson" would represent
Interior. He hastily cor
rected himself to say that
he meant Under Secretary
Clarence Davis.
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Grant Mitchell, 81,
Actor, Is Stricken

HOLLYWOOD, April 20 (P).-
Grant Mitchell. veteran actor
and one of the last residents of
the famed Hollywood Hotel
which closed April 80, suffered a
mild stroke yesterday.
The 81-year-old stage and
screen actor collapsed in a drug
store. He was taken to receiv-
ing hospital and then to the
Wiltshire Sanitarium.
His chiropractor, DR.. Carl E.
Hotchkiss, said Mr.. Mitchell is
in good condition but will re-
main in the sanitarium for some
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20
Jopun Curbs TruveI
To Red Countries

TOKYO. April 20 P.-Kyodo
News Service said today the
Japanese government has sharply
restricted travel to Communist
countries.
The action prohibits visas to
Red countries by men in public
Ipositions-members of the Diet,
local assembly officials and pub
lie servants" Also banned are
most trips financed by Com
munist governments.
The restrictions will not apply
to trade and culture" trips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-20
$2o5 Million Voted
For Acc Program
BY the Associated Press

Senate passage yesterday sent
to the White House a bill au-
thdizing a 1926, 495, 900 Atomic
Energy Commission construction
and real estate purchase program
In the next year.
Many of the projects included
In the measure are secret. How
ever, much of the money is for
weapons development and for
testing of reactors designed for
possible use in an atomic powered
airplane.
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