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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23
Girls Theuter Raises
SIT for Hospital Fund

Six 13-year-old Alexandria
girls turned a backyard into a
theater the other day and earned
$11 for Alexandria Hospital.
director of the three.
act play was Betsy Speck, daugh-
ter of DR.. George Speck. Other
girls were Anne Galland. Freddie
Brawley, Mary Beth Greenleaf
Edna Knight and Cindy Moreau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23

the action primarily because of
the "undemocratic and nasty &C
ton" against two of the white
petitioners who originally signed
the suit.
Mrs. Barbara Marx and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Orndorff were
listed on the original suit.
Today, the Orndorffs officially
filed a motion to withdraw from
the suit because of 1.-The adverse
psychological effects of the foul
and vicious telephone calls we
have received on our families
who were not involved by choice. "
The new white residents in
clude 10 children of school age
and their parents. They we're
listed as:
william M. Drummond and his
parents, Allen M. and Dorothy
Drummond; Charles R. Planck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23

adds, II don't think any teacher
should have to go out and work
at another job. think it's un-
realistic to expect them to stay
in a profession when they're SC
undergrad"
His partner, Mr.. Fortney. 80,
has two children. DR.. Hanigan
hopes that next summer Ray
Walter. 26, a sixth grade teacher
and also father of two children,
will be able to join the business
They're both good teachers, y
he says. That's why I'm SO
anxious to keep them in teach
ing"
DR.. Hangian. 40, is a bachelor
so he doesn't feel the financial
pressure Of the harried married
teachers.
mo, I'm not married." he
!laughts. Il can't offord it,"
A World War II Navy veteran
DR.. Hanigan saw service in the
North Atlantic and Pacific.
Coached Three Sports
In 1910 at a high school near
Easton, Pa, DR.. Hanigan was
head coach in football. basketball
and baseball in addition to his
teaching duties.
Now he teaches night classes
at George Washington Univer-
sity to graduate and under
graduate education students.
Il teach teachers to teach
reading" he says.
His capitalistic spirit whetted
by success. DR.. Hanigan looks
forward to increasing sales be-
yond this summers daily average
of 20 gallons of frozen custard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23
Inteeruted Baltimore Pool
Shut, Another Suffers Loss

would not be open any more
this summer.
Both pools were opened on an
integrated basis June % after
a Supreme Court decree late
last year.
Park records showed that a
total of 9,198 Negro bathers and
two white bathers had used the
No. 2 pool between June % and
July 16. During the same period
last year there were 1928
bathers, all Negro.
Attendance at the No. pool
this year showed 10,701 Negro
bathers and $40 whites for a
total of 11,571. Last year for the
same period the pool had an
all-white attendance of 23,320.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23

and his parents, Charles E. and
Carolyn Planck; John, Paul and
Kathryn Finner and their moth
er, Margaret I. Finner; Cynthia
and Glen Bayless and their par
ents, Glen and Elizabeth Bay
less; Mark Blumler and his
mother, Marian; Miriam and
Virginia Greenwood and their
parents, George D. and Marion.
The Arlington suit is the first
in Virginia in which white resi-
dents have been among the pc
titioners seeking an end to segre-
cation. Arguments in the case
are scheduled to be heard Thurs
day in Alexandria Federal Court.
Mr.. Brown said the motion by
the new white residents to in
tervene will be heard at that
time also,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23

BALTIMORE, July % up. =
One of two public swimming
pools at which color bans were
dropped in Druid Hill Park for
the first time this summer was
closed today for lack of patron
age.
At the same time park officials
said attendance at the other
pool, formerly restricted to use
by whites, had dropped off so
per cent from last year.
There was not enough bust
ness to maintain two pools" said
Charles A. Hook. superintendent
of parks.
He said the closed No. 2 pool
formerly used solely by Negroes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-23
MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS
20 Arlington Whites Ask
To Join |ntegrotion Suit

Twenty people today filed motion to become
plaintiffs in suit segregation Arlington County schools
The intervention filed by Edwin C. Brown
nearby Virginia district Of the National Assoca
ton for the Advancement of Colored People.
Mr. Brown the members prompted to enter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-26

ITALTANO
PANTS-PARTNERS,
FEMININE GENDER
BY PHIL ROSE
Phil Rose leodino light in
an ItoIion-schooT renois-
sonce teams up veIvets,
knits and eorduroys in binding
bright colors !. with the
accent on fenininity Sizes
lol6 in the group. Better Sports
Shop. Third Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Silver Spring
and PARkineton.
A. Hooded Striped Como Joeket
in block with white, rose, toost or
turquoise --------------lo.99
Corduroy copri Points in block.
turquoise, toost or red; l0-l8.
6.sS
B. Gondolier jacket in cotton
veIveteen coIlored in knit Black
red or toost------------lo.99
copi Points in black. red, tur-
quoise or toost----------8.99
c. Knit Top. widely ribbed. in
red, turquoise or toost----5.99
Matching knit Capri ponts--5.os
The Sidney herald., 1956-05-24

Sideways Ground Beef. :. IA far cry from ordinary
"hamburger")... lis made only of lean, tender
chunks of favorful beef. with just enough fat to
make it cook up juicy. It's always fresh. always
at the peak of goodness. AS a matter of fact, were
so sure you'll enjoy it that We make this guaran-
tee: if you're not completely satisfied with Safe
ways Ground Beef i. we'll refund your money!
Try it this week at this low, low price! Discover
for yourself the wonderful quality, economy, and
versatility of Sideways Ground Beef!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Shade Shop

9Th FL washington 3rd RI. silver Spring PARKINSON
wv ''''' 'e''"'' ''"'' 4.ss
z7s-3.,s Steel venetien Blinds %" to So" wide. 81"
-. 1893
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

Housewares

washinston 4th FL Silver Spring and PARKinson
Pyrex oven~ore; pons, boxers. cosseroIes Soso OF
Seconds kromex Aluminium PentryweFe- ------5oeo or
Lewis StenIess Steel cookwere; sklets pons 5oe OF
395-9.So Shower curtains printed royon tofeto z.99
2o-Go fresh Con, oolvonized, reinforced -----2. Att
Soft Garden Hose. Plastic. bross eouplns At
sos G.E. Alerm Clock, automatic Teeehron movement,
3.e9s
SOS &c. Kitchen We'll Clock cIeor postic color 4.s9s
$685. Reto-Bro 400" king size plus fry kit---34.SS
1850 Automatic Pereolotor. West Bend Soup SIS
i49S Wlliemsburs "Toest-R -Bvoif' ---------- S.89
sPius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

9Th FId washington PARKinston 3rd FL Silver sprnE
1898 ersekfrons mahogany veneer Crown gloss front
sss Phone coddy lined COX or block, bross legs IS
SIS
IS
1875 TabIss mahogany veneer, styles
1895 6-Pe. Group. SOTO, chors tobes- $8s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

18th FL washington: 4th PARKington
$l95 Seven-Pe. Tee and Coffee Set silyeploe $780,
54.75 Siivespoted Flotwere. PC. set for 1899
l495 international Stonless Flotwors, l6-pc set sSs
$2s SverpIeted S-Pe Steak Set, s47 Rogers Bros,
'Pus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Sleep ShOl,

4th p. washinston PARKinston srd r.. Silver sprins
Simmons sleeps innerspno n'ottress, $lss
$685.
Ianerspvns Meftress, twin size only. AGA ticking $l5
5495 -Settee. removable back. sleeps one -4495
PsebuiIt Mestrsss twin double, button -tufted S!5
Box Spring TO match SZo
1895 Mapie Bunk Bed. twin beds, springs, lodder
599S
innesspsns Moess, French edge. medium soft hondes,
$40; BOX SPRING 10 match ------------- $40
Prebuit Mettress, toom-topped some hor-topped,
$50
Red Esomes netol adjustable for twin, "a full size.
595
plastie Heodboerds, twin size eooshe finish 5S5
Foom 6-in Mettress plus box spring, discontinued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Lamps and Shades

7th r.. washinson; 4th r. PARKinston
s.ss-i4.so Asserssd Tsbs Lamps, trodtionols- 6.ss
1899 MssI TsbIs Lamps. bronze finish eordle style, 500
$50 vsnisy Lamps. Colonial hobnolI stye-I.ss
3.ss-4ss Poll pIsste Lamp Shsdss, II to - iniso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Toys and Summer Furniture

Bird FL Washington 4th r. Spring PARKinston
4495 Balloon Tire Bicycle, 20, "a 26 in 80
1893 Meto Love Seat. yellow with white 7.eo
II'SS An Steel Glider, 2-seot size, coors 800
1928 Bunting All Steel elders, green yellow 1899
1928 Love Sect Glider. innerspno cushion 1893
5.eS Ration Peel Tub chors 800
eSSS Wrought Iron 5-Pe. Dnette Set, styles 1899
osS Tubuior Steel Chairs or Rockers, coors 800
Aluminium Cheise, plastic covered nnersprino rnotress
1859
1913 Tubulerstee Gym Set swings rings tropeze 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

MO0ef1e L1Ct0g Room
9Th Pi washington 3rd n. silver Spring
1898 Contour Choir ottomoR, Seo tweed cover, 1885
1895 oeessionsI Choir open arm, metoie tweed -$ze
1885 Rowe Soto Choir reversible cushions 1888
Traditional Icing Room
Attn washington and pARKinston srd FL Silver Spring
1895 MspIe 3-Pe. Suite sofobed ehors $l25
1895 Reclining Chairs. pIostic, odustobe Sop
249S 0ecosional Chair, texured royon color
Modern Bedroom
eth n WASHINGTON PARKinston srd r.. Silver sprns
1855 Single Dresser Bsdroom, beige mohooony-
1895 Double Dresser Suite. bookcase bed mhe--$lsS
Modern Dining Room
9Th n. washinson PARKnston: ssd n silver sprins
1895 Mshessny Dining Room. 6-pe suite ----$l77
Traditional Bedroom
n PARKinston srd p, Silver sprns
3lss5 Solid Mehoseny Dresser, bed chest ----lsS95
1895 Utility Chests. mahogany lined ook- SIS
2o9s5 Maple Dresser chest bed coil spring. r1ottress.
1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
AppIi


sth washnston n. silver sprins and PARKinston
List 1898 Apex 1856 wrinss' Washers with pur,o.
1885
List s.eS New 1855 Bendix Ausemssie Dryers 1885
List 1895 New 1856 Bsndix Power Surge Wsshers.
List 1895 sendix 1856 Deluxe Tumble Wsshers 1895
List 6ss5 Famous 1856 PertebIs irensn with s.ond
34sS
List 1885 General Electric 1855 Ausemate ws.hs,.
1925
List 1895 Deluxe 1856 renriss Console reners 1855
List siss5 WhilpesI 1856 Supreme Automatic Washers,
1885
Lis. s4sss Whirlpool 1856 Imp.,isI Ausems.ie ws.h.,
1885
List zss.s5 Msysss 1856 Full Avtemssie Ws.hs. 1895
List 1905 Fsnsus- sks 3e-ia 1856 ces Reases 1895
lss 1855 Gsnsrs Electric 1856 Portable Dishwssher
1895
List sssss crosIsy New 1856 Fully Ausems.ie Dish
Lis. 1895 Msse Chef ss-ia. Go, Rsnss,. new 1855
List 1895 Mssiee Chef ss-. Cos Rsnsss. new 1855
models . 1885
List 1895 Levy 1856 csnisssr-syps vseuum cssns,.
$50
List 6s.sS 6sassi Electric cennisss, Wee with ot.oeh
nnens; this &c Vacuum sole in Washington Onlv OF
Ass
spseisI New 1886 Admired io-cu-E Upsisht Frsexers.
$lsS
List 1885 New 1855 FIsidsi,s s-eu H. Rsfrise,s.o,s
ITO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

Guaranteed to be in working order
I-Emersen I'm Series" Console Tv --s os
l-RcA Victor "l6 Series" Console N -----3e.ss
i-Muntx "2i Series" Console TV ----------Is.ss
l-Mssnsvox 40 Series" Console ~ ---------4s.ss
i-Motosoie IA Series" Console TV ---------I4.9s
i-phiIeo "ls series'' Console ~ ~-.--------ss.ss
I-Emersoa I'm Series" Console Tv --------s .ss
I-Mssnevex "I6 Series" Console TV 1899
i-Munsz 10 Series" Toble Model Tv ------i9.ss
l--Mun.r ri Series Console ~ ---------3s.s5
i-silvsrtons "2l Series" Console TV---------9 .ss
l-MotosoIs "i6" Series Console N 1895
l-Emerson ut Series" Toble Model w. -34.9s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
House Furnish issgS

7th r. Washington 4th p. Silver Spring and PARKnEton
1895 Imprinted Pine Desk. wrought iron legs --l7so
32S5 M. Mrs. Chest. knotty pine, drowers- 49, -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Rasas & RrOaslIOO,,s

FL, r., 4th r., PARKngton
1925 Broadoom 3-ply wool twist or Lees wool twist.
So yd. 7ss
sss5-se.S5 Rocked Rugs yon-woo-eotte hair. exl2
II.
6s.e5-7ss5 Hooked Rugs, cotton sxo or exl2 IT,,
400 to 6.Ss Scetter Rugs, 2x3 wool, royon cotton,
for IS
1895 Cotton Rugs. approx exl2 IT, tones Just
IS! Observation-Disclosures 1855
1895 Oriental Petten Rugs, oyon and cotton, just 40!
1895
1895 orentol Pettern Rugs, exl2 IT, Just 20! 1895
1895 Oriental Pettern Rugs wool and royon, le 5eo5
1895 Wool Pottern Rugs. oxl2 IT. ------ $685.
1895 Wool orentoI Pottern Rugs. exl2 IT,. IS! 6ss5
1885 Wool oriente Postern Rugs oxl2 IT,, 2oi 1925
II IS Fibe, Rugs. reversible 9xl2 IT, colors l4S5
3.4s Door Mets all rubber, black Hello" nots-----$i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Curtains & Draperies

9th Fl, WashlnRon; SlIVer 5pfIhg
299 Ruffled Shorty cuFteins Docrons" Chromspun
totoes So inches long -------~----------pr -
7os Shorty Daperies SO in long, pinch pIeoted 81
400 Shorty Dsepess, SO and As in cotton-royon, pr
400 Drew Droperies Chro- sheer oeetotes So and 90
800 FibersIas curtoins toiIored 81 in. long, 81 in
wide I.so; 55e-63-in. length, z.zs; 5.59-12-in.
length ------3.99
sos Draw Droperes, heavy cotton-royon. 90 in
1899 Studio Covers cushion styles cottons S.S8
1879 Daveno Covers, cotton and royon borkctoh 3S8
79e Foam Cores uncovered, Ia in square round l99
zse Toss Pillows kopok filled assorted sizes--z for 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

7th washington; 4th Fl Silver PARKington
1895 vissinie Rose Dinnerwere 53-pc set for g. 6.99
1875 "Skystone DinneTware. 35pc service for s. 500
7.95 "cooromo" DinneFwore, 6-pe set. yellow z.S9
3S5 "Dsesden Cake Pote end Pie Plate, ovenproof set
2Se Coffee Cups. plain white in shapes for Toe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
RUdiOs-PhO1sOs-RecOrCIS
All NeaC!

r. washington; FL Spring PARKington
List $3.50 Webeor Studio PhonosFsphs. poys speeds,
10, As and 33Ks RPM, sapphire needles
List $3.50 Webeor Heidsy Portfolio Photographs ploy
speeds 49, IS and 33H RPM -------------52.50
List 1898 Webeer Minuet TabIs Model HiFi, with
sapphire needless "45" spindle included ------79.95
List 1895 Same Wsbeor Model with diomond needle.
1895
List is4.s5 Wsbeor Musicale Portable Phones. with do
liz. 1850 Weber Pixie. plays speeds 5sze records.
1895
List 1895 Moteres Clock Rsdios operotes appliances,
1895
List 1926 Metoroa sser Sapphire Portable Rsdos. ploy
&C, DC bottery batteries extro --------29.95
List 1895 Thrse-Speed Portable Phones ------l7.99
List 80 IS Three Postabe Radio Phones z6.Ss
List 1895 Portfolio 3-Speed Redio-Phonos ----32.95
99e PopuoY and cossieei l2-in. Up. Records
2.37 Complete Operas l2-in. Up. Records ----1.T
2.9S Fsmous H-Fi I2-in. Up. Records. wide choice,
i.29
Floor Sample Radios ct Washington onlyi
2-i6s.s5 Olympic AMIN Radio-Phone Combinations,
1895
i-l3s.95 H-Fi Promo
$4,000 Blonde Redio-Phono Console ------250.00
1895 cressy Hi-Fi Console -----------139.9s
2-i4s.e5 Zenith Tebis Model Promo --------99.95
i-lzs.sS Rsdio-Phone Console -------------46.ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20
Gifts

7th FL Washington 4th FL silver PARKlnEton
ss5 TeIe Mesol Lovobos, white, pink block oquo 500
for 81 indivduoi Onion Soups brown and ton for 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-20

Street r washngton 3rd p, Silver epns
ssel.7 Spring Mlreele" Fsbres oil weoves and types
3ee I'd.
1ss Reyon Jersey Prints IS in wde washable 4se 3D.
fss-3.ss Pure Silk Prints, IS yd lengths 7se I'd.
i.zs-1.ss Nyeas oeeresss. oslens', Regions 5ee I'd.
iss MeteIe lurex Wool Jersey. 81 in vide Use yd
i.ss Washable oren' snd Wool Jersey. 81 IN. wide.
tubular ---------------7e Tee I'd.
6se-lts DFessmeker Ssmpe Lengths. eottons yd
4se Cotton PIisss prints and sodz 36 In wide 2se yd
Lao Pensss Prints oeetote and cotton washable 5oe yd
4sesSe cotens, sheers prints, novelties yd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04
ny LOUIS BERG
This Week Movie Editor

Its my COMPOUNDED peaches-and-cream COM
plexion," Eleanor Parker explained.
Wherever she moved on the set Of The King
And -Four Queens "a Western in which Clark
Gable = the King = makes love to four leading
ladies', man with an umbrella followed, shield
ing her face from the sun. The location was St.
George, Utah, hot place indeed. and the tenn
perature stood at 1879.
They're afraid might turn lobster red, which
wouldn't do for color film. Or, worse, freckle.
To make matters worse. in some scenes Eleanor
had to wear wool blanket. Couldn't discard il
between takes, either. Too many visitors watch
ing, and she not wearing much underneath.
One small boy seemed to take special fancy
to her. ITS not me that faScinates him, Eleanor
said ruefulIy. ITS the umbrella. 1t never rains
here" She got rid Of the umbrella, and the
small boy promptly left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
This Week Food Editor

paralleline and running from Grand Trav-
erse Bay southwark to the Indiana line. Its
claim to fame is that il is one of the great
est fruit-producing areas anywhere in the
United States. All types Of northern fruits
grow here: peaches, pears, plunls, cherries,
some Strawberries.
A Little OF Everything
Once Peach Ridge was noted especially
for its peaches, so the name. Now it has
turned to raising apples - the little apple
kingdom running eight miles long. four
miles wide. The day Of my visit apples
famed the land, branches bent low beneath
the weight of harvest. There was the drowsy
scent Of apples down the orchard lanes.
We stopped at the William A. Schaefer
farm (he's Arnold's brother). Mrs. Schaefer
- Lucille - was packing four hot casse-
roles Of apples and sweet potatoes to hurry
while hot to the smorgasbord. We rode
along with the casseroles.
The smorgasbord wasn't all. There were
sampling booths set around the lawn where
visitors could overeat before the real eating
started. | tried the apple punch one, two
and three times. Next booth under the
elms, four women - Mrs. Herbert Reister,
a fruit growers wife, was chairman Of the
team - were all working furiously, frying
TW--2-l9 IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
SPARTA, MICH.

SPARTA, MICH.
Twin tables stretched across the broad
lawn of the farm house of apple grower
Arnold Schaefer, ST.. in Western Michigan.
A sight to behold! Each table plethora Of
delicacies, 40 different apple dishes made
with the local apples - the Northern Spy,
Mcintosh, Jonathan, Delicious and few
Of the early Wealthy.
The occasion was the Fifth Annual Apple
Smorgasbord prepared by the wives Of the
Peach Ridge Fruit Growers Association
which has some | 50 members. The orchards
range in size from 40 to 400 acres, covering
most Of Kent and Ottawa Counties with
few in Muskegon.
A Tour Of The Orchards
This event, a salute to the harvest, was
designed originally as part of the orchard
lists campaign to get more people to eat
more apples in more ways. Buyers and
food writers were the guests. Marketwise
it has been success from the start, but
more Importantly it has brought the grow
ers together in close bond Of friendship
and cooperation. Youth, the middle-aged
and the old - an apple orchard is long
time endeavor.
Here came the women, their cars loaded
with food in baskets - apple salad, apple
meatloaf, apple bread, relishes and desserts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19
Apple Srn0rgaSb0rd
Joha Zimnssmon Aosos

delicious rom appIe-eountry
cLEMENTNE PAooLEFoRD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

- each dish made by a favorite family
recipe. While the ladies are at work, their
men folk are busy taking guests touring
the orchards to see the picking, to see DEM
onstrations Of grating and spraying, to see
the farm storage houses where growers put
away apples for safe keeping until the mar
ket needs apples.
This apple country, called Peach Ridge,
1000 feet elevation, is the heart Of a 4O-mile
wide strip Of Michigan's lower peninsula,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
a Short Girl Steps Out

- small woman has her problems. Designs
for her must be scaled to her own proportions
to 1atter her petite stature. Sylvan Rich,
who designs for Martini Diminutives, uti-
Lies intricate cut in this elegant and interest
ing after-five dress especially for her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

The skirt, actually full circle. is in three
sections, the front panel cut in one with the
bodice. The two back pieces slope down to
lowered v, repeating the of the neck
line. Choose foulard, silk, surah, faille or a
pretty cotton. JOAN RATHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
Stop That Itch

Very first use of soothing. cooling liquid
Odd. Prescription positively relieves
scalp irritation. chafing-other itch troubles.
Creaseless, stainless. 49, trial bottle must
satisfy or money back. Don't suffer. Ask
your druggist for D. 0. D. PRESCRIPTION.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
Greek Envoy Calls
Open CunuI VituI
To Egypt Itself

The Greek Ambassador to the
United States believes it is lin
the intrinsic interest of Egypt
itself to maintain the free flow
of navigation" through the
Egyptian-seized Suez Canal.
Ambassador George v. Melas
said he thought n egotiation
would eventually bring "some
guarantees" by Egypt that the
canal would be open at all
times. to all nations, and all
flags"
He told radio panel show,
CHS Face the Nation, yesterday
that the Western nations should
bear in mind at all times that
the Suez dispute might make it
easier for the Soviet Union to
move into the area politically.
1--WE must see to it," the Am
basSador said, that no oppor-
tunity is afforded by us for any
such thing to happen"
Regarding the possibility of
war breaking out over Suez, Mr..
Melas said, Greece can only de-
plore such possibility as being
truly a disaster for all, a real
disaster" He added his belief
that the difference over Suez lis
not difference that should ever
lead us to a confederation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
Envoy Airs
French View

France never excluded the use
of force" in defense of its vital
interests in the Suez situation,
French Ambassador Herve Alp
hand said today.
He met reporters after present.
ing copies of his credentials to
Secretary of State Dulles this
morning. He was to see Presi-
dent Eisenhower later today.
Ambassador Alphand said I'VE
don't think it necessary" to take
the Suez issue to the United Ma
tons. He said I'VE have not a
strong position on going to the
U. N. If our friends want to
do it !" and he shrugged, in
dicating France might not
strongly resist.
The Ambassador said he had
a general talk about Suez with
Secretary Dulles. He added that
I'VE have other ways and means
now under study" besides going
to the U. N. to persuade Egypt to
internationalize control of the
Suez Canal Co. He added that
they could be carried out "ac-
cording to the spirit of the char
ter" of the United Nations.
He declined to say what "other
ways" are now being explored.