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UNIVERSITY PARK; si7.500-6
rooms. gas heat: charming interior
nice section: lovely street: consider
trade. OWNER. 4316 Sheridan st.
UNIV. PIX, 67O9 Queens Chapel I'd.
An attrac. brk. Cape Cod. din.
rm., kit. bedrm. and "a bath on
LIST A.: ? bedrms, and bath up;
y ;ied un ssm' ss so PsS f k Hsnsfd
Try CO.. ST. 3-344O. WA. 7-7S56.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Most desir-
able Lewisdale. location. one q our
Homes up TO $4,000. Buy this
red brick Cape Cod for only 3l4,-
$50 Truly exceptional value: 1876
down TO vets. Call today. W. r..
HUGHES Co. AP. 7-14OO til Q . m.
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PRETTY BRICK HoMK, ylth sx.
pensige shrubbeTy and trees; 2
Iarfe bedrooms, FUkL-afZE dinine
room and LAROB Kitchen. screened
porch and recreation room, and
c0nyenient 70 everything Only
a1e 300. Don't miss thlfi Exclusive
with BOWEFtB EROS AP. 7-saO0
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aOTSES an HUGHEs-s495 dow

to vets or non-vets. cute little
Arizona adobe rambler; 3 sunshine
bedrms.. patio-type liv. rn.- GE
all-elec. kit. full price only SlQ,-
$50. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AP. T.
400 til q pm.
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BETTER THAN NEW : bedroom
rambler: has de luxe kitchen, lge.
separate dining area: Anchor fence;
storm windows and dry basement,
Elementary and Jr. High, Ice. shop.
ping center and bus. Priced 70 sell
at $4,000: GI or conventional.
Cal. I'll & Pm. Wa 1890 sg9. ROB-
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HOMES

ROBERT E. LOHR
HE. $4,000, Til 0 PM, RIA. $4,000
Our 36th Yr, OF Dependable Service
ATTENTION, NON-GI
Charming 2-bedroom home, spae.
living room. kitchen with table
space. full basement; $500 down.
$500 per month. Priced S9,950.
CAPE COD
Delightful home featuring large
living dining combination; kitchen
with table space, bedroom and bath
down; 2 bedrooms up; bsmt.: nice
lot. Price, S13,500.
WOOD CO., Realtors
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Exceptional Value
Burnt Mills Village

Unusual circumstances makes this
an exceptional value. 3-bedroom. 2
path rambler Gear garage, 14x20
living room. with fireplace, separate
din. room. table space kitchen; base
ment. tine lot 92xlso; Fine area,
Out ColeSvllle I'd. past -Four Cor
ners, / mile entrance Burnt Hills
Village. left to 420 Southwest Drive
open Sign"
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PARK - Sumptuous
ENGLISH Colonial featuring 4-bed-
tached garage: nice shady. level
lot; now being offered at the SELL
ing price Of S25.95O. Purchaser may
assume approx. S21 900 LIST trust.
This one Is tops In both price and
terms. See II today. THE PERRY
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AFTER ELECTION

viii you be looking for q house to
rent? To buy? VIII you have 4 house
to rent? To sell? Can
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $1,000
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$500 DOWN GI--Hard TO md this
on t0daya market. 3 bedrms.. lge.
bsmt. with rec. rfn (. Oii-street PARK
ing: close TO all schools and transp.
Only sI3,45O. low monthly pay
ment, peter I. hasan CO. UN'
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$500

Down and move into this immacu-
late. two-bedroom home. Living
room. separate dining room; full
basement: Anchor-fenced yard: close
to all shopping, schools and
churches. $9,S50. Immediate pos
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MODERN loft. RAMBLER on "A
acre corner lot. has two bedrooms,
bath, living room with. fireplace,
extra-large kitchen. utility room,
gar. workshop. patio. hot-water
Dashboard heat. built-in oven and
range. In restricted community on
county road. has private beach area
hwy, tRte. 2l0) 9 miles from East
over shopping center, turn right al
Calvert Manor sign, y mile to pink
Enueh nm cnrnaf
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Norbeck, Md.
Near Manor Club

Lovely 12-rm. country home,
Imodefnized in every respect on APP
prox. an acre Of ground. To reach:
left Just beyond Manor Club.
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SlFTTT .fFyFLs. eaiy 8 isfi Y rms.
lis batns inli efni o. YhA
terms $500 ~ sour pay
nent psttr 4 haaan &C.. w. .
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UNIVERSITY Park, 6S04 10th ave.
---4-bedrm,, 2-bath. brick rambler;
SO. 800. Good financing. WINSTON
G. CLAY. WA. 1.l22e.
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W. LANHAM-Lovely 2-bedrm. ey-
pandable. bright Nv. rni. flrepl;l
huge EQUIP, kit. din. area, fun
bath, side incl. porch. stairway 70
noored ana partly IN. End hf. with
ssleo y sGE% SssbJ ra l,5 cent dn H
sl lq; R9g shsy t isEms JAMES =
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CHILLUM RANfRLER
COLLEGE PARK
FOREST HEIGHTS
$1,500 CASH ANYBODY

This lovely Cape Cod with ex-
4 GI or non-G1 with 81 800 cash.
taking over the GI loan on it, with
payments Of only $50 including
taxes and insurance. Call Mr..
WELLS (oL. 2-6600), for address
" = FREDERICK w. BERENs
SAT. Is INC. Ma. $4,000
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WEST HYATTsvILLE--Sb down
includes settlement on this i-year-
old semidet briek: q spacious rms.
1st-f. powder rm.. porch and hsmt
mo. CAL HE. $4,000. HUGH 7.
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BRICK RAMBLER; only S10.950,
with $3.50 down to non-vet:. fire.
place In lge. liv. rn1., big bedrms.,
full bsnlt., lot big enough for
garden; nr. everything. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-04

LONG. LOW AND LOVELY Is this
Summing, 3-year-old. Gift. brick
rambler with Q spacious rms: four
well-aWanged bedrooms and full
baths: large clubruom with Roman
brick fireplace. SEPARATE dining
equipped: located in an. area OF
fine homes A very well-planned
home; SSl 800. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-8400.
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sPARkLNo NEM a.BEDROoM

fam6isr with ~ bath6. GOOD ,lotei
spees Dc luxe ~ ana . drsar'
aylighf bfmf with high ceillnf
y wiudore outside enff heated
ard perfectly planned Tor = 3f-ft
riubfocm Situated ca . level iand !.
scaped Tarc IN 1uift re1identia
area yes close 70 acrools 1ncppins
and tfansp OF or eongenficral
fnan. Cnlf ef3.e7h. beleye O .,
notf Exclusive win BOWIE
Hno8.. AP. 7-sf00.
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HOUSES BY HUGHEs--Just on New
Hampshire ave. truly hne loca-
ton; 3-bedrm.. g-level home. fea.
turing 23-foot Nv. rn., seq. din.
nm. appliance packed kity EaIk-in
closets; CI can buy With &G25
wv A hud III 'S e.. q ap. y: .i 20
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

GLassMANOR.-$50O down; nom
GI; .SeS per no. covers al. 3-bed-
rm. hrick; hsnt.. combination storm
windows. Completely redec. 10. =
GREEN MEADOWS, open Sunday.
1-4.30, 2015 Ravenswood ST.
Immaculate 6-rm. Colonial, fenced
yard; excel. range, refgr.; mr.. play
grounds. schools, bus, SHOPPING;
Johnson oiHiSsS; p w q 9 aoSoso. JOHN n
GREENBELT--2-b edrm. frame home.
refrigerated; excel. cond.; lge.. An
ments, $50. incl. principal. interest,
taxes. insurance, heat, hot water,
all major repairs. No settlement
charges, down payment can be
financed. and 3 bedrm. frame
and brick homes also available
GREENBELT REALTY CO., ISL
dreenb siH shop SDf y cent tsrou open
OR. 3-A61l, CIR. 3-455f.
GREENWOOD FOREST-This lovely
new subdivision offers this special
3-bedrm.. custom-built brick ram
bier; extra-size liv. rm., frepl.,
full din. rm., Ice. equip. kit. with
q pantry, tiled baths, full bsmt. I;
port II desired. All homes featur-
ing top-uuality materials and work
manship such as plastered walls,
PLUMBING. alum. sliding windows.
natural I'M. woodwork, dbl. sliding
door closets, collapsible stairway
and storage attic. and loads OF
other fine features. Also. will
custom build on adjacent lots TO
suit purchasers. JIM MUNDEY,
UN. 4-56O0.
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Univ. GARDENS and RIGGS Manor.
1908 25th ave, lust Of Univ. la;
peri. cond. 3-yr.-old brk. -and-frm. I;
3 bedrms:. / "a baths. big fene. yd.:
petina; ask. 50. 800 dn., bal. 500
mo 4. r sEELYE, DI 1925. a.
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HOUSES BIZ HuGHES-Today's best
buy. Custom renovated California
BUNGALOW. striking Murracini stone
appointments. Stewart planned
low-cost gas hot-water neat, det.
garage: secluded freeWay- location
Wo0lWorth priced a. $4,000 W X
HUGHES CO. AP, 7.l400 I'll ? pm.
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PAhk. open Sunday.
10. 4017 Bsechwood Toad-Newly
half bath on LIST; paneled rec. rm..
attached gar Vacant. Terms open
Asking S21,500. HA. 2-725S. CO.
HEE REALTY CO., APP. 1885.
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OPEN sun. l-DARK, 440B Tucker
sscn st t ioa s yHIy sE mod SEED cS
rm. det. home on extra-lge. lot.
lovely iiv. rm. with firepl., sep. din.
rm., bath. equip. kit. full hsmt.,
"a bath. oil h.-w. heat. gar, many
extras. Dir: North on Michigan
ave. to Queens Chapel I'd, right on
Tuckerman st. to open sign: he
4-3500: ewes. RIA. 3-6476. W. W.
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WANT

To assume the large 4Dses loan on
this sturdily built brick rambler? Sit
nsted in q lovely setting on large;
schools aud bus. Just q few of the
wonderful features of this fine ram
bier are three bedrooms, charming
living room that has q fireplace,
dining area. plus a spacious kitchen;
full basement has partial rec. room.
The price Is only S15.650 with the
minimum cash doWn
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LEWISDALE

SPLIT-LEVEL RAMBLERS
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Here is your answer to better live
ing! Spacious 8 bedrnis.. ga baths,
sep. din. rm., den, lge. hsmt.; splits
level home: situated on quiet street
facing the park M. schools. shop
ping. churches. al WITHIN II n.s Wai Ans
I'd, right on Amherst I'd. left on
Avalon 81. to model home" LYMAN
c. DELE a. CO. ST. 3-352O, HA.
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SPARKLING-NEW Observation-Disclosures
rambler: 3 lge. bedrms., big lily,
rm.: diversified. equip, kit. fun
hsmt.: top loo. mr.. parkway only
FRINGE oEoRoEs PRoPERTiEs'
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81 appraisal, si5.a5o. 4-bedroom
brick Cape Cod, sep. din. rm., tiled
bsmt., ige. double garage; side-
walks, fenced yard, other features
Open Sun. 1 til dark. Directions:
North on Riggs I'd. Ia miles past
D. c. line tn Beachwood. right to
23rd ave, right to 1908 and owners
sign HA 2-S51H
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A. v. PISANI, Realtors
d. 1880 IL III 8
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BRK. RAMBLER, ia YRS. OLD,
Takoma PIX, Nd, choice new-home
sec. mr.. sch. bus and stores--b
rms. g bedrms.1. 2 baths. dish
washer and disposal. full basement,
covered front pch.. fireplace, stone
patio. Owner has purchased small
home IN D. e; Priced tor duiesrk
GRAVATTE, REALTOR, Ma. g.
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WEST HYATTSVILLE. premium 10
cond.; liv. rna. with hrepl' sep sep
rm. with iayatory; fenced lot. Good
value at Sl5.500. H. CARLYLE
de LOZfER Realtor, WA. 7-h0O0
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OPEN sun, I-DARK. 9540 Rhode
Island ave. N, College Park-v-friced
to sell. S14,750; terms. arg. Liv.
rin.. firepl.: din. rm. area, equip.
kit: full bsnt.. firepl.. partly I'm.
rec. rrn., outside entr.: large cor.
lot, shade tresAs lge sid side snl porch q
right to r. I, ave, left to open
sign. HE. 4-3500: ewes. WE. 5-2729.
w W LEWIS
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ioTiR cHn,DREN Will ROMP n

SAFETY over this LARGE E-acre
yard. Plenty Of trees and shrubs
surround this 4-bedfoom. iun-oase-
ment home. Large unique corner
fireplace in open living room, large
separate dining room. spacious
porch and many. many extras.
block from public schools, 3 blocks
from future parochial school. First
time offered. Only S14.g51. good
terms. Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, APP. .7-S400
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WOODLAWN, -7225 olenfidEe DR. =
cor iot' BRICK semidst: fpii bsmt,
flexible terms. Priced a. sl2, 30.
CAL Mrs. Roaenbeum. 6P. 3-4412.
cox A CO.. INC. 10 e-b6J1.
WOODLAND. Si3.b5O. OF los cash
--3-bedrfn. brick rambler FHED-
ERfcK ", BERESs SALES, INC
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BUY AT REDUCED PRICEM,IImmas a,

uiate 2-bedrm. rambler; living rm.
with firepl., large dining area,
modern Kitchen, walk-in pantry,
full bsmt.; handicapped and fenced
yd.; in convenient Rogers Heights.
Priced to sell fast at $12, 800. with
low dn. payment; CAL ~ 2 pm;
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WEST EVANSVILLE - 3-bedrm.
brick home with Ions living I'm.
and mantle fireplace, separate din
ing rm.. de luxe equipped kit, l IL
baths, enclosed porch. full bsrnt..
Situated on largest yard in entire
area: reduced to only Sl6.95u,
BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-s400
CUsTOM-BUnT, 3-bedrm. brk. RAM
bier: dream kit, daylight bsmt
concrete driveway, complete sodded
lot: near NsA. A real buy, only
SIS. $50; GI 81 800 down; 500
mo. should handle. peter l..
haRRn CO.. UN. 4-S5S3.
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z nEDRMs. WITH bgmt.. very clean
lac. fenced lot. od-stfeet parking.
NJ. schools and express bus only
$1,000 down and approx 81 30
per month PRINCE GEORGES
PRoPERTfEe. AP 7-7574
ASSUME CT LOAN-etateiy brick
home. fireplace IN Nv. nm, 3 bic
bsdrms, SEP, din rrn. elec. kit,
rec. IN, and Jul Psmt by lard.
oEoRoKs PRoPERTrEe. AP. q
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BKsT EuY IN UyIvERsITY PHEk
bedfms.. ~ baths, formal dining
rm.. full attic. full bsmt. An. rec
room with nreplace, patio, gar, A..
tached WA 7-ff5f
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TEMPLE HILLE-Open l to dark
Two brick ramblers. l year old.
full bsnit.: the other with . bed
rms: paved streets, conv. to shop
ping, schoolbus and transp.: Sl3,-
$50 and Sl6.950. Out st. Barna-
has I'd. Sc. to $500. left on Selby
lane-, PUFFENBERoKR REALToR,
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HOUSES By HUGHES4close to new
Risas road extended: stunning
Western type trilevel; 4 lge. bed
rms, plus family playroom. "
acre wooded lot. Priced for Inn
mediate sale at S16,950. W. r.
HUGHES co. AP. 7-I4O0 til o pm.
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TWO COMPLETE BATHS. 3 beuTms,
liv. rm. With fireplace. separate din.
rm.. equip. kit.i bsmt. with outside
entr. Owner has moved and must
sell Terrific location: PRINCE
GEORGES REsAALLTY CO. uN' =
Evening star., 1956-03-11
BY PHIL YEAGER
and John STARK

The case of Eduardo di San
MARITIME. an Italian alien who
has been living in New York
since October, 1858, is perhaps
unique in American history.
Mr.. di San Agartino is fighting
deportation proceedings by the
United States Government. This
in itself is far from unusual. But
the Italian gentleman claims to
be a citizen of the United States
because he is a direct lineal
descendant of the Revolutionary
War hero. the Marquis de Lafay-
ette. Which is not at all ordinary.
Mr.. di San Martino has done
nothing wrong. His visitors visa
has simply expired. after one
extension, and the immigration
authorities have seen no reason
to renew it.
Citizen of Maryland
However, argues the would-be
New Yorker, he cannot be de-
ported because he is already an
American citizen. And he is a
citizen because he is descended
from Lafayette. And all of
Lafayette's male heirs were
automatically granted citizen
ship in the State of Maryland
under an old Maryland law
enacted in 1884.
He's right. They were.
The Maryland law says. ir
part, ". whereas the State oil
Maryland, anxious to perpetuate
q name dear to the State and tc
recognize the Marquis de Lafay-
Evening star., 1956-03-11
.Gruenther Given
.Luetore Medal by
.Notre Dome Head

Gen. Alfred M. Gruenther
Supreme Allied Commander in
Europe, became the fourth mill
tary figure last night to receive
the Laetare Medal, awarded an
nually by Notre Dame University
to an outstanding Catholic lay
man.
The medal, given yearly since
1883, was presented to the NATO
commander by the Rev. Theo-
dore M. Hesburgh, C. S. c., pres
ident of the university.
Gen. Gruenther exemplifleS to
Ia superlative degree the devo-
tion, integrity and resourceful
leadership that the United States
expects of its men," Father Hes
Iburgh said. "He personifies the
military power and the spiritual
strength which are the western
worlds bulwark against the
Communist tyranny"
Other military men who have
received the medal are Gen. j
Lawton Collins, Gen. Hugh A
Drum and Gen. William Starkt
Rosencrans, who received it ir
1896.
The winner Of the coveted
medal is named each year or
ILaetare Sunday. the fourth Sun
day of Lent. Formal presenta.
ltion is arranged at a time anc
place convenient to the re-
lcipient.
Evening star., 1956-03-11
Missile Development
lis Discussion Topic

]. B. Macauley, Deputy Assist
ant Secretary of Defense for re-
search and development, will
discuss the problems Of missile
development at the monthly
luncheon meeting Of the Wash.
ington Post Of the American
Ordnance Association Thursday
The luncheon will be at tht
Army Navy Country Club.
The 100 members Of the
Washington unit include repre-
sentatives of industry. science
and the armed forces from this
area.
National membership Of the
association, which was founded
in 1919 for advancement of arm
ament preparedness, now totals
more than $4,000.
Evening star., 1956-03-11
Navy Bureau Men
Will Substitute for
.RequIur Teachers

The Navy's Bureau of Aero
nautics will send IS scientists
and engineers into Washington
high schools to serve as replace
ments for science teachers who
will attend the convention of
the National Science Teachers
Association here Thursday and
Friday.
On a volunteer basis. the
bureau will fill a quota. of five
chemistry, five physics and is
general science teachers. Little
attempt will be made to carry
through the regular text book
work.
The general aim will be to
stimulate students to think of
science and engineering as a
career and a field for special
study.
The novel idea of providing
practicing engineers and scien-
lists as relief teachers was con-
|ceived to premit all teachers
of science to attend the conven-
ton.
Bureau personnel will discuss
technical developments in elec-
tronics. aerology, propulsion.
chemistry, armaments and aero
nauticS.
Evening star., 1956-03-11
Students Give
Blood inContesi

A total Of 396 pints of blooc
were collected at American Uni
versity last week during fra
ternal organization contest.
The Washington Regiona
Blood Center of the Red Gross
reported the university's Pi Beta
Phi sorority and the Delta Kappa
Epsilon fraternity were the prize
winners.
Twice each year fraternal or
ganizations at the university
hold contests to see which group
contributes the most blood to
the Red Cross.
Last week, the blood center
distributed 1921 pints of blood
in the District and communities
covered by bloodmobiles in
Maryland, Virginia and West
Virginia.
In addition to the regular
weekly bloodmobile schedule for
collections persons may give
blood at Garfield Hospital from
8 am. to 5 pm. Mondays
through Fridays and from 2 to
5 pm. Sundays; at Walter
Reed Hospital from 9 am. to 4
pm. Mondays through Fridays
and from 7 to 9 pm. Tuesdays,
and at the Washington Regional
Evening star., 1956-03-11
Odd Fellows Set
Tomb Pilgrimage

The Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows will conduct its 22d an
nual pilgrimage to the Tomb oi
the Unknown Soldier May ano
Is, it was announced yesterday.
About 1000 members of the
order from the 48 States ano
Canada will have their head
quarters at the Washington
Hotel, according to w. F. Soapel
Iof Warrenton, Va. general COM
Imander of the Patriarchs Mill
Itant and chairman of the pill.
Igrimage.
There will be a banquet at 7
pm. May 5 in the Washington
Hotel, attended by Senator Ke'
Ifauver, Democratic candidate foI
President from Tennessee. Th'
next day, delegates will go tt
Arlington Cemetery for wreath
laying ceremonies at 3 pm
Speaker will be H. Sanders An
glea, sovereign grand master
from Nashville, Tenn. William
F. Becker of Washington is chic.
of staff of the Patriarchs.
Evening star., 1956-03-11
q, Relirious New. s.rric,

Pope Plus XII will be the OBJ
ject today Of worldwide dem
Ionstrations Of affection and
esteem on o scale never before
experienced by q reigning pontiff
Iof the Catholic Church.
The chief focal point will be
st. Peters Basilica in Rome.
Civic and ecclesiastical leaders
from every corner Of the globe
will gather there to render spe-
cial homage to the noble-born
Eugenio Pacelli, who has earned
for himself the title Of Pope of
Peace.
Solemn Mass Slated
They win attend q solemn
mass offered by Eugene Cardinal
TisSerant, dean of the Sacred
College of Cardinals. 1t will cli-
max celebrations Of the Pope's
8Oth birthday on March 2 and
the 17th anniversary of his coro-
nation tomorrow.
The rites will take place, ap-
lpropriately, on Laetare Sunday
which is observed as a day OF
special rejoicing in Lent because
! of the coming joy of Easter.
Official representatives from
some 40 nations will join the
Roman faithful in greeting the
Pope as he enters the basilica
with the same tiara and pectoral
cross he wore when he was
crowned on March IL, 1889, after
the quickest papal election since
1921.
! Among them will be a persona,
representative of President
Eisenhower, who last week sent
a birthday greeting hailing Popt
Plus for his "long career OF de.
Evening star., 1956-03-11
GOING LIKE so
Protect Eyes
With Shield

Danger in do it Yourself:
Quicker than a wink-that's
how many eye accidents happen
right at the home work bench,
while painting or even just
reaching UP to a shelf for lye or
u detergent.
Safety glasses or eye shields
should be part of the required
equipment of every o-it-yourselt
lobbyist. For safety sake pro-
tect your eyes with simple in
expensive shields whenever you
go to your work bench.
For more information about
home eye safety call the Pre-
vention of Blindness Society, a
Red Feather Agency.
prepared by the Committee on the
Aging, United Community ServiceS)