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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-24
LOHR
PARKWAY HOMES

II you insist on quality and en-.
vironment for your family and 4
bedrooms, 2 baths. rumpus room
dream kitchen. all sparkling new al
excellent terms, do yourself a favor
Call HE. $4,000 and we'll tell you
how to see these fine homes over.
locking Kensineton parkway. Price
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. Somerset area

CHEVY CHASE. MD. Somerset area
"A brick rambler lust a few years
old with 4 bedrooms, . baths, o6-ft.
living room, separate dining room.
fully equipped kitchen. all on one
level wall-to-wall carpeting in
Guided: basement with a stunning
recreation room, bedroom and full
tiled bath: garage owner leaving
town, must sell A real Offering at
S}4 $50. Call WO. 6-230O I'll o.
EDW. H. JONES &, CO, INC. Chevy
Chase, d. c -o5
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HICKMAN-CUSHMAN

49, ~ A4N4A A4N ~ ~ IA x4VxL14N
FRONTING SENECA CREEK. a
fir frame weatherboard 7-rm. split
level, reverse plan, q acre. close by
river; 3 bedrms with large closets,
liv. nm with large picture window
ilrepl din. rm., large rec. rm. with
f1repl, copper plumbing lieu. 1T.
deep freeze GE s-cu: 1T. refsr,,
large GE range. . compl. baths. oil
NV. heat. scr porch. l0x32, lots
OF storage space, well-insulated
owner is leaving State; asking price
81. 900. Is down.
BETWEEN ROCKVILLE AND
GAITHERSBURG. off Rte. 240. a
real modern 6-rm. brick rambler on
cor. lot; 3 bedrms. with walk-in
closets, compl baths and dressing
I'M. lge liv. rm. with western ex-
pos, picture window, fireplace, din
ing rm.. Ice. kitchen with birch
cabinets; full bsmt; . entrances;
nreezeway to Gear gar; close to
transp. and school. An exclusive
nelghborhood; 3l,500, will finance.
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOME. with
i acre. high elev.. on Rte. 240 north
OF Gaithersburg; liv rm. with firepl.,
din. rm., TV rm., 4 bedrms.. . baths.
tull bSmt.. oil heat; FLA approved,
-. 300, $4,000 down, S106 per
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
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BRADLEY HILLS--Just completed, a
magnificent luxury rambler, on an
acre OF wooded ground. bedrmS f.,
2 paths, den, recreation rm.. huge
kitchen, lear garage, 3 fireplaces
Exceptional value al $40, 800. c. B.
WYVE1L OIL o-An3R %
, 1956-05-02
Storage Batteries
Stolen from Bulldozer
ut Teugues Boy J.

Two storage batteries were
stolen from a bulldozer which
is being used at leagues Bay,
some time between last night
and this morning. It was re-
ported to the Police that the
machine with batteries was in
good order at the end Of the
workday.
The report was given
by Robert Lodge, who is in
charge of the project. Sergt.
Davis is in charge Of the inves
tigation.
, 1956-05-02
Tusten Mursun, Int.
Rev. Agent Gets
Commentator

Justen Marsan, Internal Rev.
Agent, who has demonstrated
that he is really an expert in
his profession, came in for
commentator from "The
Mortar Pestle" organ of the
Virgin Islands Unity Party.
The article reads: Doing an
efficient job without fanfare
is Income Tax Expert Justen
Marsan who is on loan here
from the New York Internal
Revenue Office. Justen, a ma
tive boy who got his tax train
ing and experience in New
York has the complete conf
dence and respect of his SUI
periors and colleagues in New
, 1956-05-02
Governor Issues
Proclamation on
Mothers Day

Governor Gordon has issu-
ed a proclamation setting a.
side Sunday, May 18th, as
Mothers Day.
The Chief Executive urged
all Government officials to dis
play the Flag on all public
buildings and also the people
to display the Flag at their
homes.
, 1956-05-02
Two Men Arrested
for Purchasing Stolen
Prop; Boil $1,000 eu.

-
Rosendo Santana of Chris
tiansted and Enrique Garcia
Of Frederiksted were arrested
on charges of purchasing stol-
en- meats from Augustine
Christian, Grandville Chase
and David Greenidge.
They were arrested by Ser
geant Archibald Davis. Bail
was set at $4,000 each.
, 1956-05-02
LEGIsLYATURE PASSES FOURTEEN BILLS
AT SESSION YESTERDAY

The Legislative Assembly in session yesterday passed a
total Of fourteen bills were passed: they include Bill 2S9.
which would authorize the Governor TO borrow $l50O0O from
public or trust funds TO pay Government employees their Ie-
troactive monies; Bill No. 240. Resolution askirn Congress TO
eract amendments TO the Or~ari- Act and Bill 246. TO give
The Governor authority TO use certain approp- iation 10 pur-
, 1956-05-02

York. These columns are hap
py to know that a Virgin Is
land son is highly regarded as
a tax expert and is perform
ing in the highest tradition of
service rendered by Internal
Revenue Agents.
, 1956-05-02

chase estates A11OudS 14OAAuu1
as and Demarara in ST. Tho
mas.
Among the bills passed were
No. 1874, An Act to provide pr
yes for Administrative I'm
provements to officers and
employees Of the Government
Of the Virgin Islands; Bill No.
1876, an Act to provide assist
ance to Scouts in the Virgin
Islands; Bill No. 1876, to pro-
vide for Representation of the
People of the Virgin Islands
in Washington, D. c., Bill 2O1,
to Authorize certain appro-
priation for Public Improve
.ments on the Island Of St.
Croix. This include a per
manent concrete bridge across
the Lagoon leading to Radio
Station WIVI; improvements
to Cramer's Park; repairs to
the wharf in Frederiksted; inn
provements to the Ball Parks
i'll Christiansted and Freder-
iksted and also to provide for
a caretaker for the Ball Parks.
Other bills were: No. 203 to
provide a pension for the wild
ow of a former policeman in
St. Thomas; No. 2O4, to supple
ment the Pensiongranted a for
continued on page a.
, 1956-05-02
Four Registronts
Ledving Thursday for
Induction Stution

Colonel Christmas, State Di-
ector of Selective Service for
the Virgin Islands announced
that four (4) registrants are
scheduled to leave the Islands
, 1956-05-02


on Thursday, May 3, 1856, for
induction into the Armed Ser
vices at the Induction Station.
in Puerto Rico.
Those from St. croix are:
Keith Alphonso Edwards and
Teodoro Estien-Santiago; and
from 81. Thos. Philip James
Rhymer and Gerald Alphonso
James.
, 1956-05-02

Two Of the hundreds Of little children who every day file into the
Extension Service Center of Manlas Maternity Hospital for a cup
of milk and fsh-liver oil capsules sent by the United Nations
Chldrens Fund (UNICEF). The Hospital, the largest maternity in
sHtuhon in the Philippines, started this program with UNICEF help
to alleviate malnutriiOn, one of the most severe problems affecting
children in the less prosperous areas of Manila and its envirOnS.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-23

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The frontiersman., 1956-08-23
elENAlLEN NEWS
by MARTHA PRAYER
~~e

Mir. and Mrs. Sullivan of Val dez were guests of MT. and Mrs. Jack Thatcher at 'Tonsina Sun day August F.
 Mrs. Paul Wavrick of Copper Center visited her nephew, First Lieutenant Bob Moore at Elmen- dorf Airforce Base in Anchorage for two days last week. It. Moore is stationed at Altus, Alaska air base for two months.
 Mrs. Hazel Arndt of Glenallen left for Anchorage August IA for a three day dental appointment.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Peterson and Sharon of G1enalIen left August II for Priest Lake, Ida ho from where they had receiv- ed word that their brother-in- law, Bob Smith formerly of Glen nallen, is seriously ill.
 Mir. Feldman from St. Louis, Mo. is visitor at the McCrary residence at Copper Center.
 Edward Divine at Gienallen spent two months time working and putting in a town pump for the tourists and residence of Glenallen and community. The pump is located at Divine's place and is now ready for use.
 David Heynen of Anchorage was a overnite patient last week at the Faith Hospital in Glen nallen. He was injured in an automobile accident on the Tok Cutoff Highway about TO miles from Glenallen.
 SEC. and Mrs. Homer w. Jones and daughter of Gakona are spending few days visiting in Anchorage.
 Mrs. Jewel Brown and son Jerry are leaving Glenallen Sun day for Fairbanks where they will join Jimmy and MT. Brown. Mir. Brown works for the Alaska Railroad in Fairbanks, where the Browns will make their home.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-23
SOCIETY SPONSORING PUBLIC DANCE AUG. 15

Members of the Altar Society of St. Michaeps Catholic Chur,6, are blaming a public dance Sat urday evening, August 25 which will be held at Moose Hall.
 Music for dancing will be fur nished by Helen CombelI, ac- cordonist, and dancing will get under way at 10 pm. and con- tinue until 2 am. Refreshments of sandwiches and coffee will be sold by the Society during the dance. Admission price will be S1.00 for men; women may at- tend without charge.
The frontiersman., 1956-08-23

Mir and Mrs. Kenneth Foster of Palmer have announced the engagement of their daughter, Debris Lorraine to Carl W. Mid kiff, son of Mrs. Vera Hayward of Long Beach, California. The wedding date has been set for late September. Miss Foster, a graduate of Palmer High School, is a student at the University of Alaska.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Now starts at $405-no more than
once paid for black-and-white.
This is the lowest price for Big Color TV in
Victor history! There are 10 stunning Big
Color sets to choose formidable model, con-
solette, luxurious cowboys, and consoles. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Like 2 sets in 1! You get Color and
all black-and-white shows, too!
This is RCA Victor Compatible Color Tv! You
seeall the great Color shows in Living Color
=. regular programs in clear, crisp black-and-
white. With Big Color, you see everything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Make sure the Color TV you buy
carries this symbol of quality.
RCA pioneered and developed Compatible
Color television. Because Of this unique ex-
perience. RCA Victor Big Color Tv-like RCA
Victor black -and-white- First Choice in TV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

You'll have two on the aisle for the best
shows ever-drama, comedies. Spectaculars,
children's shows, local telecasts. For now 2l6
TV stations are equipped to telecast Color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Big-as-life 2l-inch picture tube -
overall diameter.
Actually 254 square inches Of viewable pic
ture area. And every inch masterpiece Of
Living Color" Here are the most natural
tones you've ever seem on big-as-life screenl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Color TV is a common sense invest
ment-costs only a few cents day.
It's sure to become the standard in home
entertainment for years to cOme-yet you
can enjoy Color every night right nOsO! And
you can buy on easy budget terms.
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Practical and dependable! Service
available at lowest cost ever!
Big Color is dependable Color And RCA Factory
Service is available in most areas Out only
to RCA Victor TV owners) at Heso LOsO cOst.
1895 for installation, service for 90 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Turn two color knobs and there's your Big
Color pictured It's easy, quick, accurate. You're
in for a new thrill when the picture pops
onto the screen in glowing Living COloE !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-10
three to get ready to 60 places cooly comfortably
TAILORTOWN COTTON DRESSES

Three good reasons why your summer HN
should be successful one. Tottersoll
checks and peppermint condy stripes
in cool cottons oil Sonforzed. Your
choice Of three sleeve styles and fun
to-occessorize necknes
Left to right:
Cobed cotton Totterso check notched color and y front
yellow with qroy blue with lime Iiloc with green pink will
brown Sizes z to 20. BY
Cornbed chombroy sleeveless coo dress boosts ZPece oo
with striped TOP ond solid skirt Pink blue green
,.;tL >v;de str;oe sizes u TO 20 80
Cotton Totterso check with scoop neckIne Bodice witt
fooootno buttons Blue rose, green block will
white Sizes 2 to 20; 14R to 22h 89
W5t-Foshion Fifth Daytime Dress Shop, 5h Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexondno
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From my Public"
TO my People"


sent themselves for morning consultation. Will
Her HighneSs approve the menu for today? Will
Her Highness be so gracious as to assent to banks
Of yellow flowers in the Blue Room? At the
Flower Growers Festival this afternoon, Her
Highness might take special note of the Saffron
Carnation, a product Of MOn@g0SQue breeding
which is selling we'll now on the Paris market.
PUBLIC RELATIONS = Your Highness will
have to learn the names, faces and histories Of
hundreds of persons, who precedes whom in order
of title of what possible use or danger they can
be to the Crown, and to whom it is proper, in
the role of sovereign, TO speak. You already
have friends among titled and knowledgeable
FrenchWomen Grace, and one OF these might
serve as your very necessary lady in waiting
You'll need one, if for nothing else, to accom-
pany YOU when you 60 out. You'll be perfectly
free to wander as you please along the Riviera
avoiding competing resort towns, OF course) but
not totally alone. A Princess is not allowed to
have the ordinary aggraVations Of an ordinary
person.
Your title says you are Most Serene High
ness, and your lady in waiting is there TO Scrul-
nize life as it comes to you and let nothing pass
which might disturb that serenity. Also, she
tips you of, through the corner Of her ladylike
mouth, as to who is who, and whom TO greet
and whom to ignore your husband, you will
learn has enemies. There's plenty Of small-town,
big-money intrigue around Monte Carlo. She is
supposed to carry the spending money, too, and
settle bills if you stop to get cup OF tea or new
convertible, but in practice, every merchant IN
Europe will know who you are and the bills will
be sent to the palace.
The Monacan court, being operated so I'M
fussiIy, requires no special state robes or UNI
forms, SO you should, like the Queen of Iran.
go right on shopping at Paris dress houses and
Italian shoe shops.
Prince Rainier has never been big man for
state dinners, preferring to spend good deal OF
time on solitary cruises and collecting wild ami
mails (heS made private ZOO IN your garden).
With the world clamoring TO see you, I'm sure
he'll find it expedient TO adopt more normally
royal calendar of such entertainments.
FOR ROYALTY 0NLY-There's no doubt that
your movie-Star wardrobe, manners and charm
will do beautifully in the daily life of princess
But what about your heart? don't mean phys
ically, but emotionally.
The difference between my public and my
people" is enormous. Your hardest job won't
be convincing the world that you're royal lady,
but convincing yourself.
The first step in this direction is to forget about
being an American and understand that you are
a Mon@gaSqHe, a ruler Of Monaco whose children
will be the heirs TO the last absolute monarchy
left in Europe. The second step is to learn to
believe utterly and sincerely in the institution OF
monarchy
Nowadays, people in Europe have tendency
TO think Of their elected governments as they,
- IN
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ton of themselves at their best and most beautiful
This is why they insist on sharing your life SO
intimately and happily, why everything you do
is news. But the magic in the tale Of a princess
works only with genuine princess
Don't think that Princess Margaret of England
was presumed into her decision not to marry.
She believes in the institution of royalty and in
the obligations Of royal family.
And when gay German girl, Frederika of
Greece, made her exhausting mule-back journeys,
do you think it was for general morale or political
reasons? Those were just the extras. The real
reason was the same one that made middle-aged
JuIana wade through flood waters when the dikes
burst in 1888. Her people - those fragments Of
herself as the symbol of the nation = we're in
trouble and she was Queen. That's what being
Queen means.
M0NAc0'S SPECIAL PROBLEMS = You'll
have problems unlike those of other European
queens. They'll also differ considerably from
those Of your only American predecessor = New
Oreans-born Alice Heine, who was Princess OF
Monaco back in the 1905. Another actress also
shared the throne in the past, and a third COM
moner waSherWoman'S daughter, was RalnlerS
grandmother The main problems for all these
ladies were questions Of protocol, and they all
had aStute court-traned French noblewomen 10
guide them. But for you there's more serious
side to the life Of Princess
Once you've learned to think Of yourself as the
embodiment of foreign state, there's one other
thing you can do help save your new country
Personally you have nothing TO worry about
since the Princes bachelor income from public
funds was $500 day, and he has yacht and
nine cars as we'll as the palace and other Crown
lands But the Prncipality'S main industries
gambling and touriSm. have been dropping among
the palm gardens Monaco needs new industries
and new wealthy residents 1t needs. above ALL
more tourists to take up the empty chairs at the
roulette tables.
AS many another non-admniStratve royal
spouse does, you can do wonders to better the
economic affairs of the country. Certainly there1
be jump in attendance at all the opera and
ballet galas, the athletic contests and cultural
conferences at which your husband has been
presiding alone in the past And I'm sure you can
persuade financial bigwigS that their lives would
be much richer in income-taxleSS Monaco.
And here's piece Of advice: think carefully
before struggling off the first request of your sub
iects They want you to change your official name
to patricia Pronounced in French, Grace"
comes out as "er0SSe" and ia PrinceSSe er0SSe
means 1.-The fat princess"
With assurances of loyalty and devotion, dear
est Soon-to-be Most Serene Royal HighneSS, |
beg to remain. along with most of the rest of the
male movie audience. your humble subject.
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Luck So Far With Pierce,
NowSeven Shyof 20Wins

CHICAGO, July 5 (P-Lefty
Billy Pierce. the winningest
pitcher in the majors, so far is
having the breaks fall with him
instead of against him as ne
aims for his first 20-game season.
With an even break in luck,
the steady 29-year-old White
Sox hurler would have been a
20-game winner last year. But
he suffered four 10 defeats and
twice lost 80 games. Despite
this. he finished with a 1910
mark and a 1877 earned-run
average, best in the major
leagues.
THE SoX always have been a
fine defensive team, and this
season the fellows are hitting
we'll behind me. Pierce said,
after posting his 18th victory
with a sIx-hit So Job against
Kansas City yesterday. The
White Sox cushioned him With
three runs in the first inning of
the double header opener.
Earlier in the season, l won
some close ones. but the fellows
have been getting me plenty of
runs in the last four or five
times I've pitched The whole
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Potter Seeks Probe
OfSports Gambling
BY the Associated Press

Senator Potter, Republican of
Michigan, asked the Justice De-
partment today to launch an
investigation to see if big gam
bling syndicates ARE moving in
on college athletics"
Potter addressed the request
to Attorney General Brownell.
He told reporter, Il have the
they haven't been
keeping their finger on the prob
lem too closely" since a crack
down a couple of years ago on
organized race track gambling.
Potter said he Will ask the
Senate Commerce Committee.
on which he serves. to backStop
any Justice Department inquiry
with hearings next year after
getting Brownells report. He
said he would not favor hearings
this year. because Il hope it
doesn't get tangled up in a po-
litical campaign.
Potter heads a Commerce sub
committee which on Monday
heard testimony that syndicate
gamblers repeatedly are shifting
from horse and dog races into
other sports, including intercol-
legiate football and basketball.
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team is just playing good ball. "
Pierce. who now has two more
1856 wins than any other major
league pitcher. is slated to hurl
against Detroit in one of Sun
days games and then Will bull
wark Casey Stengel's American
League mound staff in the All
Star game Tuesday in Wash
ington.
A year ago, in his second All
Star appearance. Pierce started
and gave up only one hit in
three innings While striking out
three National League stars. He
would have been the winner il
the Nationals hadn't rallied in
the late innings.
In yesterdays game. Pierce
had eight Strlkeouts and served
only three walks. He went the
route for the sixth straight time
and registered his eighth straight
decision. He has only two de-
feats in his record.
Billy. the oldest player in point
of service on the White Sox, has
run his strikeout total to 1,l0C
in 10 years. He has SO for this
campaign and has whitfield 100
or more in each of the last SIX
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THE BASEB AL |
BEAT
By BURTON HAWKINS

the new seats or beyond the new
fence installed this year.
The Senators have blasted 30
homerS here to their opponents
AZ. OF those n homers, AZ
have been deposited in the new
area. The Senators have de-
liyered SO homers on the road to
the opposition S 81.
Joe Frazier was an ideal sort
of pinch-hitter for the Orioles
yesterday -. Batted twice
doubled and singled. and batted
across five runs. With half
the season gone. the Senator's
home attendance is 2,510.
1t will have to perk up to match
last years meager 425,238.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-05

years. His earned-run average
SO far this season is 284.
The 160-pounder has amassed
107 victories since he came to
the White Sox from Detroit in
the winter of 1913. but the
closest he came to entering the
charmed 20-game winning circle
was an 1912 mark in 1858.
The Sox gave up Aaron Robin
son to the Tigers for Pierce and
$4,000. 1t was the first deal
made by Frank Lane (now with
the Cardinals when he became
general manager of the White
Sox. And Lane always has said
it was his best.