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Forest Glen Park
On a Wooded Ridge
<15 Q5n

Delishtful brick Cape Cod on =
wide nicely. planted level lot; center
entrance. lily. rm. with fireplace
din. rm.. well-eauipped Kitchen. scr
porch. full bsmt, . excellent bed.
rms, garage Should go CT. To In.
2-5S0O: evenings. OIL. 4-7693 oil
OIL. 2-1409.
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Three-bedroom recreation room. re.
decorated, center-hall brick house;
close TO 20O.acre park. shopping
centers and schools. Price $l6.5OO,
Located a100 Eton I'd. Call Mrs
M MIsyrI ~ q REsss rs sHss THE ca
1884 colesville I'd. JU. 9-5lO0.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

s7Os PLYERs MILL RD.-5-bedrm.
under .'s sIs. 500 sSn0' BRoSu1sssSHfRir!
d sy ana ewes. jju' S-2iSSSv IS S
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HOUSES For sALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BANCROFT lark. Kensington area
Owner leaving area. and selling
new brick and redwood split-level
3 bedrms,. din, rm., 2ba baths. ALL
electric kitchen. pinc-panelled recr
rm.. util. rm.. full bsmt.. Lovely
Ecoooddssd lot on Roc Rock Greek Park Park
SCI 900. May assume 412et Gil loan
By OWNER. no agents. please. Lo
4-S304 III
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YOUR FURNITURE VIII FIT IN
this BRICK home. where EVERY
room room Is LARGE; The lly: Lm, has 9
the huge kit. has dining space.
There are I LARGE bedrms. plus
room for a. guest rm,: . full tiled
baths. porch, and full bsmt. parti-
toned into rms. The ward has
shady trees and. Is well Shruhbed.
venient and still remain ii, an area
Of nice homes. Close TO everything.
First time offered at S19,75O. with
. very reasonable down payment.
This. one gives YOU YOUR money s
worth Don't be latel Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS. AP. T-S400
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N t,S.S SSsdEcIaIs z;is time q,
bsmt.: year old: excel. Wheaton
loo. assume si4 900 OF loan: Sa'
n n,S incl everything; si4;aa5o ,fol
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BETHESDA BEAUTY

BETHESDA BEAUTY = 4-year -old
brick rambler, on a large level lot
with trees and pddt beautiful LA, andS Sp
liv.-din. rm. comb. fully equipped
kit. with table space: shaded patio;
ALL ON ONE FLOOR; util rm
and storage attic. GI approved, in
low, low los. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
or, 1.T00R until q n m
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BETHESDA-Sl,0 200 dn., terms to
suit you. Pretty one-level brick
home on large lot, Anchor fenced;
mr.. schools, NH. recreation CEN
ter; 6 SSii stairway to KIP.
BargAiil IOr budget minded. MAR
GAREI }. DUNKLEY, kealtor, OIL.
4.5SOO: ewes, OIL. 4-4SOS.
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BETHESDA--Cape Cod, Sl5,900:
Gil approved: 5-year-old brick home
with 2 6edrms... bath on LIST, A.,
bath upstairs: diversified det. gar
with plenty of storage area: large
PHiLLiHPSs. Oh. $-Soo6i until ) pm.
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BETHESDA HOSPITAL AREA -
$12,O0O-Excel. terms. Open Sat
and SUM-. l-U pm. Charming -
bedrm. HONEYMOON rambler. Lge.
liV. rm., din. area, huge lnod. Kit.
Lovely Ice. lot. Dir. Wis. ave.
ext. Just beyond Naval Hosp, to
Cedar lane, right to Park Wood DIR.
left to l06lS and open sign. F. W.
BERENS JR., CO., EN-, 2-7S00
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BETHESDA, by OWNER-Our home

BETHESDA, BY OWNER---Our nome,
street, in highly desirable neigh
borhood. 8 bedrms. and bath up
stairs; good sized paneled den or
hedrm. and full bath on LIST fir.
All-elec. kit, full bsmt.. auto. 3O''
attic tan, ser. porcn. Our picture
window overlooks spacious level
secluded yard with beautiful peren-
Mai flowers and shrubs, baby Eng.
fish lockwood and fine large old
shade trees. No agents, please.
OIL. 2-U241. ~
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CHEVY CHAsE--Brick home: bedrm.
rms and bath on End A.. finished
attic; full bsmt. recreation rm.
laundry equipment and all vallejo.
wall Competing. INCLUDED: built-in
garage; beautiful level lot Price,
CO., INC. Wo. a-.3OO I'll . pm
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6ETHEsnA loREENWIcH FOREST

BETHESDA RAMBLER - Beautiful
big home in choice neighborhood,
mr. Bradley and Wilson lane; CEN
ter-hall plan with liv. and din. rm.
on rear; fully equip. elec. kit, di-
nette. large bedrms. and . baths;
and ground-level entrance to fenced
yd.; big porch and attached garage:
$4,000. Must be sold. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, Oh. 2-7006 until 3 pm.
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CHEVY CHASE tSomerset). $40.
50,-Attraetive brick. pew-honse
S condition nn,d Vacant mt lst:noor bed, bed,
room. din. room. equipped kit side
screened porch. md A., 3 btu.
rooms, . baths. GARAGE. VERY good
value. BILLINGSIEY REALTY
CO.. EN-. 2-232d; ewes. EN-. q
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~ throuGhout; ) bedrms'. } baths.
alcusied Florida room. bright
bedrm. Swimming pool could be
LEAD 10 HoME. NOLAN RIAL.
~, IL. 0-417c: eyes,. IA. B-15il.
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CHEVY CHASE. NoRrn-pIplomlaI,lt,

,sh, aSross,L o NgEH cu.Iom! SnI,
brick. = Yrs. old; 5 bedrms., als
baths; plus maids rm: and bath.
gardens. trees: ssrass Holy re-.
deemer and North g. c. schools.
SAMUEL z. BooLEY. INC, OIL,
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so .g6O--custom wail-to-wall car.
petine. fagstone porch and charm
ing rec. room are included IN this
our ,loveliest listinR, 2 lac bedrms.
IA paths. powder rm.. sep. din. rm
fenced lot with trees. Very close
~. GRAHAM a. CO. ~. b-B55O
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WEST PALLs CHURCH

WhDA EhLLfo CnOHCH
lonial home, in excellent condition.
Lly; rm;s dining rIn:. kit,, = bed.
Handicapped lot, rs BY 1850: storm
windows, fireplace. WE DON'T GET
THEM LIKE THIS OFTEN MON.
CURE AGENCY. 8si2 lee hwy,
JE. 2-220O
BEAUTIFUL FENCED ACRE, az
minutes from Pentagon, for sale by
OWNER at only $4,000, with small
down payments large bedrooms. Z
baths. hot-water heat. half base
ment' screened porch; detached ga
rage, earport and outdoor play
room; plenty storage space. lovely
shrubs and apple trees. Located in
restricted area Of S22 900 70 $4,000
homes. Open daily ! pm. 10 dark
Directions. Out Rte 30 TO Fair-
fax circle. north on Rte. 2a I block.
left on Read 6bb. no 1'2 mile "a
Cyrandall Valley rd. 3rd house on
left. oOs
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LINcoLNiA FARLEY OWNER

LINCOLNIA FARLEY OWNER
c.n New sSi sn, brick aust custom built;
din. rm., firepl.; den. surfboard pam
cling; bedrms.. . baths, powde.
rm.. walk.in closets; 2O-ft,, COM
pletely equipped yellow kit: laundry
rm., 2-car carport: English bsm...
firepl.; .awninR-type aluminium win
dows; l-acre wooded lot. 10 min.
PentaEon. $4,000. For appt.. FL.
4-7bbb. 20
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LADIES--PART- TIME

Daytime or evening hours 70 suit
you. No experiences necessary. but
DL 1898. . 70 ! B.m.
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LADIES
Housewives-Part-Time

Earn extra money during your
spare hours. Mrs. II. averages ST .02
per hr. Pleasant work. No car or
evening work required. Should have
IL or more spare hours per week
and be hard workers and deDendable
Phone DI. 7-5253. . to / pm.
OPPORTUNITY for alert. educated
woman. age 25 to 30, 70 assist In
program OF child development or
national Importance. Qualified ap-
plicant must be OF excellent char
acter and available immediately.
Experience in teaching, sales or
organization work an asset. Write
stating education experience and
phone number. Box 445-J. Star.
WOMEN--Meat wrappers for SELF
service meat dept 5M-day Wk
Apply 35lD Conn. ave.
WOMEN, white. between the ages
oi 5 and 80. for cashiering, coun-
ter work, salad making and carry
ing dishes OF the floor; a S60-a-
week Job; no nightWork. no Sunday
work, SHOLLS COLONIAL CAFE
TERRA. 1882 Conn. ave.
YOUNG LADY for permanent posi-
tion IN credit aept, Of iarRe down
town fuel and building supply COM
pany. b-day, 4O-hf. wk. starting
salary, 500; many. company hene-
nts. credit exper. helpful but not
neeessary; age 20-4O. Call NE.
s-26s5.
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SALESLADIES,

Ladies' speciality shop. ready-to
wear and .sportswear. Good salar
and commission. Full time. Stead
position. MR.. PELTz. BRESLAU. 81.
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HElP-W0MEN

Permanent position; no experience.
II you have the interest and ability
to learn, we will train you.
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HELP WOMEN Cont
CHASTLEION HOTEL
18th and r SITS. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST

White. pvt. school. Maryland sub
urban: mature woman preferred with
drivers license. Hrs. $50 to 4:30;
b-day wk. Please state age. expert
ence religious afilliation and refer
ences. Box 326-J.. Star.
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HELP-WoMEN
PART TIME
S100 PER WEEK

National frm needs (S) women
yhite, willing to work 8 evenings
to earn SlO0 a week; no experience
high school education required. Earr
$40 per evening while training. Fol
interview appointment, call Elk. 8.
341O. Monday through Wednesday
IL Am. to 3 PM. or apply Suite
103, 1929 Vermont ave. NV, Mon.
day through Wednesday. A to $3.50
pm.
ASSIST. to busy executive, in well.
known restaurant; hostess, simple
typing, etc.: alert. pleasant, re-
fined person; top salary, fine ftl.
ture. Call after IL am. MR.
EVANS, ia. 7-9S6e.
PART-TIME or fuli-time tele. worl
in air-cond. office. Sal. plus bonus
White. AID. 2-7900.
G.H.W. AND CHITn CARE, 4 DAYS
week: refs. required. Somerset. Nd.
OIL, R-T4RS
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Openings available immediately
for experienced saleSladies at all !
Esther Shops. Apply at the location
most sui1aDss Ssss ioF + ySu' 81 NV
3S19 Mount Vernon Ave.
(Arlandria Shopping Center)
S551 Georgia Ave.
tSilver Spring Shopping Centerl
THE ESTHER SHOP
SALESLADIES
Ladies' speciality shop, ready-to-
veS wear ant and .1,,sr. sp.ortsWsaTi Good SALARY
position. MR.. PELTZ, BRESLAU. 6Iz
18th st. NV.
SALESWOMAN
Must have good selling aualifica.
tions; good pay and commission
Apply in person. 1106 Conn. ave.
SALESWOMEN, full or part time. ex.
perienced only. Excellent starting
salary. discount PRIVILEGES. Large
children's store in Arl. TIE $1,000
SANDWICH AND COUNTEk GIRL
white. FOREMOST DELICATESSEN
54O6 Queens Chapel rd., Wesi
Hyattsyille, Nd. WA. 1860.
SEAMSTRESS wanted. to max,
draperies. Good pay. Call UN
sEAMSTRESS for ladies' alterations
eolored or white; must have dres.
shop experience. JU. 9-9bS1.
SECRETARY, assistant to executive
OF radi0-TV weekly; air conditioned
midtown office: 5-day week: liberal
company benefits. State age. edu-
cation. experience, marital status
Box 211-J. Star.
|SECRETARY-National organization
permanent position for personabl,
young woman; hours p to 8. 5-dal
salary. Call MRS. HOWARD, ME
S-4363 for appointment.
SECRETARY-Attorney desires reli.
able secretary on part-time basis
Hours can be arranged. Work MOI
subject to pressure. Give age anc
ref. Box 32S-J, Star.
SECRETARY for youth service agen.
cy; shorthand. some knowledge
bookkeeping; 10 a.m.-6 pm, 4
days, noon-9 pm. Thurs. Perm
post. $4,000 start. Write MAN
MARCUS, l129 Vermont ave. NV
SECRETARY to take charge OF small
ONCE and supervise to ONCE work.
ers. JE. 2-6555, JE. 4-4632.
SECRETARY, medical, and recep.
ZIONIST for ophthalmologiSt: 5-day
week Write Box 1lS-J, Star.
SECRETARY for Washington once
OF national Jewish community or
ganization: 35-hour week. liberia
salary, holiday and fringe benefits
Call DI. 7-3204. MR.. SELIGMAN
SECRETARY to a transportation
attorney; hours, 9 to 5: salary
SO: vicinity 10th and K st. NV
SECRETARY -STENOGRAPHER -
Permanent position. established
Pa Bldg. Multiempioye benefits
Good shorthand. Pleasant tele.
phone voice and well groomed ap.
pearance. Age limit 36. Call Mr.
Morris, MINNESOTA MINING &
MFG. CO., Ma. S-94S0.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
HELP-WoMEN
SAT,EST .AnTES

Openings available immediately
for experienced saleSladies at all !
Esther Shops. Apply at the locator
most suitable for you.
AG25 F st. NV.
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COURSES lcort. J
Nurses Needed

Women CAge 1900 Learn Nursinel
High school not required. Colored-
white. Day, evening, Sat. Glasses.
Free employment. Institutions, clin-
les: private duty. doctors of1ces.
MEDICAL ASSISTANT COURSE
Write, Phone. Visit. Free Booklet,
lLATIC. al INSTITUTE OF NURSING
VICTOR BLDG. oil @ PLACE NV.
Between @ and H Sts. ST. 3-3671
Evening star., 1956-08-27

NURSE, reg, for medical clinic; 40
hr. week. medical and hospitaliza-
tion coverage: 23 days annual. 13
days sick leave per year. Ex. g.
Evening star., 1956-08-27
YOUNG WOMAN

Artist or one familiar With Art
material for retail ari store. oood
appt. eAu "A. 2-0Sl7.
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tee appointed to see about getting
a county fair started, but after see
ing the one at Northern High last
week I'm inclined to believe that
it has already started. Surely the
nucleus is there.
There is nothing quite so good
or sound as an activity that grows
out of need and by people who
want to satisfy that need. From
what | gathered by talking to folks
this school and community fair has
grown out of small agricultural
fair at Accident High sponsored
by the ag classes.
Now the school is larger and the
exhibits are more numerous, ex-
tending into every area of the
school, into the homes, farm and
commercial groups. All it lacked
was the smell of hot dogs frying in
stale fat, high pitched voices shout
ing, See the worlds greatest :"
and the calliope on the smerry-go-
round Had | gone in the evening
| wouldn't have even missed these
amusements, for Northern had
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will be served family style at 81 90
for adults and Is cents for chill
dren. The public is invited
The Rev. Norman Harsh, EGlon,
is conducting revival this week
near Elkins, at Mt. Zion.
The Rev. Joseph Spaid returned
last week from the Garrett County
Memorial hospital to his home at
Eglon He was injured while work
ing in a rock quarry.
The Rev. and Mrs Marshall
Wolfe, of Bridgewater. Va, spent
the weekend in this area.
The junior class of Aurora High
school will sponsor shooting
match at the Farmers Wildlife
Park at Horse Shoe Run, Saturday
October q, beginning at 100 p. m
Refreshments will be sold. Every.
one is invited.
Sic. Dale Knots and family, Fl
Bragg, ~ c., spent several days
last week at the home of Mrs
Knots foster father, Ira Harsh
Eglon. They returned home Sun
day.
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morning.
Russell King, Cumberland, spent
few days last week at the home
of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Fike, Cash Valley.
He also visited other friends in
this area.
Mrs. Eva Wotring, Aurora, is vis-
iting at the home of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jer-
ry Wotring in the state of Michi-
gan Mr.. and Mrs. Wotring became
the parents of their second child
and first daughter recently. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Wiles, Amboy, are the
maternal grandparents.
Mrs Cora Claire, of Akron, is
spending some time at the Roscoe
Lantz home near Aurora where her
sister, Miss Laura Wotring, re-
mains i'll. Another sister, Mrs Jen-
ME Wotring, is also at her bedside.
The Aurora Farm women club
is sponsoring an oyster supper and
bake sale at the Community build
ing Saturday evening, October Is,
beginning at 5 o'clock. The meal
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
1t Runs Through
My Mind
nv mOYrX No
Ut POLLY J. HANSr
Trick or Treat for UNIcEF

Trick or Treat for UNlCEF
Trick or Treat for UNICEF" is
Halloween with a heart 1t makes
Halloween day when the young
sters of America share their
treats" with needy boys and girls
throughout the world. Started in
1850 by one church, the idea has
swept across the country and truly
belongs to the youth of America.
A UNICEF Halloween is tradition
al with spooks, witches, and COB
Inns; it retains all the fun of ring
ing door bells, parties, apple bob
bling and the collection of treats
But there is one big difference.
The treats" these young ambassa-
doris of goodwill collect are pen
MES, nickleS and dimes, which
through UNICEF will treat less
fortunate children to milk, medicine
anu cart ouI 1ldllOWC Cll SHOStS
thus help ward off real ghosts of
hunger, disease and fear which
dominate the lives of two thirds of
the worlds children.
| have been casually aware that
some communities have been Civ
ing one night of treats" to chill
dren who stand at the door with
milk bottle in hand, but it wasn't
until l saw Danny Hayes movie of
his good will tour around the
world for UNICEF that | realized
how important a movement it is
becoming
This week we brought the mat
ter before the local All club and
through them we learned that the
Methodist Youth Fellowship is all
ready planning to launch a pro-
gram this month The Oakland
Civic club is also supporting the
idea 1t doesn't matter who does
the job-just so it gets done. l hope
they get 100 percent backing from
our community.
If other communities would like
to do the same thing the us. Com
mittee for UNICEF, United Nations,
New York, can send you all the in
formation you need. You might al
so be able to get Danny Hayes
movie which is about as entertain
ing as Hans Christian Anderson.
We're Ready for a Fair
There's been a planning commit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11

their own concessions which were
as successful as the fair itself
Mr. Muha explained that this
type of concession took less money
out of our peoples pockets than
commercial amusements and all
the money was kept in the com
munity.
How smart Garrett county would
be if they'd adopt the same philoso-
ply should they have fair-pro-
vide our own amusements as Hell
vetia, Randolph county, w. Va,
does.
] was really thrilled with the eX-
hibits in the women's department.
They had ever so many more than
were at the Preston County fair
and the quality was superior eX-
cept in the area of cut needle work
and aprons. Some of the rugs look
ed like master hand had created
them. Quilts were nice also. There
was the feel of neatness and pride
everywhere, which is as good for
the exhibitor as for those viewing
them.
If we do have county fair
hope it has the same tone as
Northern had. Let the people get
their thrills from perfection of
products or oddities in nature and
from learning through educational
exhibits
Yes, Northern has started some
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11
AURORA-EGLON

Last rites are being conducted
| this afternoon at the Aurora Meth
odist church for Mrs. Elinor B.
McCrum, who died suddenly about
300 a. m. October 9 at her home
at Aurora.
Funeral services are being con-
Quoted this afternoon at Stemple
Ridge church for William White,
81, who passed away October 8 at
Clarksburg following an illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gnegy, of
Greenville, o., are visiting this
week in this area Mrs. Gnegy is
the former Miss Allie King, daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
King, Eglon
Miss Dorotha Wotring, daughter
of Charles Wotring. near Aurora,
was taken Tuesday to a Pittsburgh
hospital by Wayne Spiggle's ambu-
lance.
Mrs. Jeckie Stemple. Aurora is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Louise
Richie, Fairmont
Mrs. Bertha Anderson. widow of
the late Calvin Anderson. who had
spent the summer with her sisters
around Thurmont, Md, was Sun
day guest with relatives at Eglon
She plans to spend the winter at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ritchey, Oakland.
Alfred Wotring, BrooKside, is at
tending grand lodge this week at
Huntington. He left Wednesday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-10-11

thing that looks sound If they can
reach out and take the whole coun-
ty in, maybe our county fair is al
ready on its way.
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We're Ready for a Fair
There's been planning commit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Ringing Plans
Return 10 Road

NEW YORK, Dec. IL Dr.
Ringing Bros. -Barnum & Bailey
Circus announced definite plans
yesterday for return to the road
next season with changes galore
but spangles intact.
Biggest new look item will be
disappearance Of the vast canvas
tent. Most dates will be played
in indoor arenas. Ball parks and
stage fairs will get the show out
doors during midsummer.
1.-THE show will have all OF the
traditional acts from jugglers to
tigers" circus spokesman said.
"The changes will all be back
stage and in business opera
tons"
Thus speculation indeed that
the famed circus unit might van
ish from the American scene
since the big show" Unexpectedly
terminated its run last July 16
in mid-tour at Pittsburgh.
Another feature announced by
the circus management calls for
the show to be run on a year.
round basis, eliminating the ira
ditional winter layoff. AS usual,
the season will begin April 3 at
New York's Madison Square
Garden and continue there until
May IL.
Other contracted playing dates
include:
May 14-19 Boston Garden;
May 21-26 Rhode Island Audi
forum, Providence; May 90
June 2 Community War Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

mortal Auditorium, Rochester,
IN. Y; June 4-S Hershey, Pa,
Sports Arena; June 1913 Rey-
nolds Coliseum, Raleigh, N. c.;
June 14-l6 Auditorium Coliseum,
Charlotte. N. C.
Harry DUDE, spokesman for
circus president John Ringing
North. said the circus is lining
up State fair and ball park en-
|gagementS for the next two
months. Then, he said, I'VE will
come back indoors until Christ
mas. take vacation and then 20
on the road again from Janu-
airy Is to March 15."
After that the circus will 20
into rehearsal prior to begin
ming the circuit again in New
York.
Some of the additional changes
involve the circus company
travelling by railroad or private
automobile. instead of by special
train. Fleets of tractor-trailer
trucks or ordinary railroad bag
gage cars will haul the circus
equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12

hau q s1zeable distance to travel
to headquarters, the money and
slips would be lateraled back and
forth until the cars arrived at
their destination, he said.
Seized at BuZZard Point
1t. Meyer said Frank A. Odum,
38. of the 600 block of Sixty
second street Sc. was the chief
pickup man. The officer said
Odum usually trailed one of his
assistants. The assistants car
would travel perhaps three
blocks with the receipts, then
turn a corner. park, and check
to see if it had a tail" other
than Odum, 1t. Meyer said.
Odum was arrested at Buzz
card Point In one auto, 1t. Meyer
said, and i'll another car there
were Berry Todd, 81. Of the 1900
block of C street NE, and Ed
ward Flagg, Sc, of the 1900 block
of Alton street, OZon Run Hills.
The officer said the three were
transferring numbers slips from
one auto to the other.
Five persons were seized at an
address in the first block of De-
frees street NV, described as
gang headquarters. They were
Identified as Naomi Barham. 40,
and John A. Burley, As, who gave
the address as their home; Cliff
ton A. Austin, 33, and julius
Williams, as, who listed their
homes at other addresses in the
block. and zenobia T. Platter,
Al. of the 5000 block of Blaine
street NE.
Six Others Nabbed
Six others were picked up in
the 100 block of F street Sc.
They were booked as Joseph
Barber. So, and his wife Eterie,
So, of the raided address; Dock
Richardson, 81, of the 1900 block