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FREE TO- DAY TRIAL on Frigidaire dishwasher andJor Frigidaire automatic clothes washer. Call 63S1 or stop in at BUNESS BROS. 46-tfc
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-24

FOR SALE -- 2-bedroom log house miles out on highway. Contact Vivian Westre, Box 107S, Petersburg, Alaska. 12-4f
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-24

MAKE $5O.OO to $75.OO per day selling the we'll known Minnesota Woolen Company Clothing. Mems Women's and Children's top qual- itX clothing. Ideal for Alaska. The best quality mnckinaws, shirts, slacks, jackets. sweaters, socks, underwear, blankets, etc, at state side prices. Everyone buys Build a steady repeat business. No deliver ies or collections to make. SPARE TIME OFFER ALSO -- your spare time is the verf best way to earn money in addition to your regular income. You remain secure in your regular job, yet you can in crease your income from $50.OO to Sl00.O0 per week.
 Beautiful 1856 samples now ready Act quickly. Air mail reply to H. L Stewart, Alaska Sales Man ager, 331 4th Ave. Anchorage. Alasl14 13-4tc
 FOR SALE - Electric refriger-
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HERE ON LEAVE

Jerry Bigelow. who has been home on leave from the Navy, visit ed in Wrangell last week end. He Is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Joe Bige- low. former Wrangell people now living in Petersburg.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1956-02-24

FOR SALE: 1853 WilIys Station Wagon with heater, wheel drive, exceIleni condition. $4S5 down. D 1853 Chevrolet Carry-au with heater, excellent condition, S45O down.
 1852 Plymouth sedan with heater. good motor, $165 down.
 ##*#*& New house on spruce log float completely furnished. Cash or terms Large Three-bedroom home com pletely furnished. c. L. Ander- son home. $12,5OO. Three-room house on large Iot in Eastern Addition, across the street from Tom Charlton. AGTMT TGp,
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CAMpBE1Ls TO JUNEAU

MT. and Mrs. L. T. Campbell and sons, Dick and Bobby, flew to Jun eau this week to visit Mrs. Camp bells people, Dr. and Mrs. A. w. Stewart.
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ed by the Act.

ed by the Act.
 February 2S, 1856 will be the last day for the purchase of auto license plates and owners using old plates after that day will be sub .ject to arrest.
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NOTICE

The kindersartners wish 10 thank Mrs. Ethan Petticrew for the pret- ty pink and white mattress she made. It fits the baby doll bed per fectly.
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ROCK CREEK HILLs-LSvsi lateral,
IN and paid for; street paved. VII.
6-292S; Price $500.
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CORNER STORE or ofrices Ca1, nel

CORiER STORE or offices (2l, neai
Senate and Union station; vacant
S65-S45 month, including heat
OWNER. Ii S-54eS, KE, e-a0i5
Busv TRANSFER POINT--on ca
aye, mr. Kennedy st. Small store,
SiO mo. Incl, heat. RIA. 3-2H43.
IDEAL downtown location. suitable
iioI leweler, gift shop, florist; near
c cha n 81 sAd sRf fSNecsllsns srssgsSP
COR. CONsTI. AND MASS. AYES
at 1th 81. ,n.e.--Large modern
ME. s-Oo4I or EN-. S-1500. w
TAK0MA PARK, MD.-Good bust.
Call after 10 am. DE, 2-O404,
AiR ,l.l! stores on Lee
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
2533 Wilson blvd. Arl., ia. 2.
444S; ewes, JE. 2-l070.
1861 s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.--Nev
display window; rear alley; mex
TO parking lot. Call RIA, 6-540t
or tn. 2-5252.
UPPER CONN. AVE.-Near Ne.
braska ave. Good for retail or Of.
fee use. Approx. 16 IT. x % IT
Reas. rent with heat furn. Con.
suit Dick Taylor, SHANNON a
LUCHS CO, Realtors. 724 14tf
st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
ATM DELICATEsSEN : LUNCH
ETTE, gift shop, mems wear oil
fabric shopl-Two stores available
in proposed Wildwood Manol
shopping center on Old George
town I'd. Bethesda. Md. Construc'
ton to start soon. Leases signet
with Food Fair, Peoples DruI
Stores. Peoples Hardware and
others. Parking for over 900 cars
Consult Leasing Dept, SHANNON
a. LUcHS CO., Realtors. 724 l4tt
st. NV, Ma. s-234b.
NAYLOR SHOPPING ENTET
(Naylor I'd. near Alabama ave. Sc.
Store 30 y; K ~ f.. plus stor.
shopping center. Including iafs,
Food Fair Supermarket. Near largl
new Sears. Roebuck Just opened
Excellent for variety, hardware
TV and appliances, children's veal
and Juvenile. furniture. etc. Vac
ant. Consult Mr.. Taylor, SHAN,
NON g. LUCHS CO.. Realtors. 724
14th ST. NV. MA. S-2345.
1911 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.--In thu
Michigan ave, shopping. center
containing Food Fair and 2 9th
ers. Beautiful modern store approx
Is IT, 40 It. with part basement
Complete equipment for fioris
shop included in rent. Also avail
able for other types Of business
Immed. possession. Consult Leas
ing Dept, SHANNON a. LUcHS
Co, Realtors. IA 14th st. NV.
MA. S-2345.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
lcontinuedl
l1O4 Vermont Ave. NV

Street level, Aforementioned once
with counter, large front window
Ideal for real estate, brokerage, etc
Janitor service. VIII decorate 70 suit
tenant. Apply or call weekdays
ST q q, INC.
l104 Vermont Ave. NV. co. B-5s3e
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1900 50. IT,, complete floor. $25C
per month. or $500 per month air.
elevators. Call MR.. GOLDENBER0
sun. and ewes, OIL. 4-3O57.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS
1919 18th St. NV. ma. s-O5sC
18th st. Mr.. Columbia Rd.
4 rooms and bath on End
floor, front room "a by Is
Suitable for professional OF
business purposes. SIS a
month. j. J. Sullivan Co.
1888 18th st. NV. AID. 2-2626
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED TO RENT--powntown 10,
cation, suitable for hish-grade shop
Around l.7OO 50. u. LO. 4-7SO0
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WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H SITS. NV.

Our choice suite, 1,30O 50.
II. large and small ofilces in
front Of elevators. Suitable,
real estate, ms. acct'S,, etc.
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620n-SQ.-FT. STORE

6,200-SQ.-FT. STORE
Plenty of parking space. Located
lon WashinRton- Baltimore boulevard.
Suitable almost any type retail
business.
r ULTRAMODERN WAREHOUSES,
4. 900 So. IT. in each or can be COM
Ibined. Convenient location to Met
lropolitan Area
Call Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN. 4-1515 UN. 4-7171
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FARMS

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT, by Air
Force general--Farm-e ESTATE, With
in hour Washington; older historic
home desired; good swimming essen
ttal; good views and landscapinR
required; boating desired; River I'd.
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. area pre-
terred. Box l70-L. Star.
$50 ACRES, 2na miles south Of
Nokesville, Va, Route 607; known
as the BELL Farm; ITO acres
cleared. 20 acres woods; virgin pine
and white oak. 6ls-acre fish pond
up to 11Hz feet Of water. Rest OF
s e ST. ERNEST W. HALE o EE
DAvIDsoNvILLE AREA-24 acres
ment; 800 It. on macSdsm I'd.
ideal site for home, Price S1O,.
available. To inspect, cali louis
H.. HALL. Realtor, DavidsonvilIe
Md. UN. 7-4l6I.
139 ACRES, NEAR OLNEY, Md
This beautiful farm is real show.
place; all cleared, tillable, gentl.
rolling land: ideal for the breeding
81 fine horses or beef cattle; streams
i n Every "a feld :,o completely fenced
thoroughly modernized; gorgeous
setting on q knoll among huge ole
shade trees with distant views Of
the countryside; lust about every
conceivable type Of farm building
including beautiful guest house anC
tenant houses. Priced at S16b.000
VERY; VERY iibeT p terms gnse Please cal Ne NJ,
S. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006 or Di
7-14l1.
2O2-ACRE FARM in WestmorelanC
County. Va, near Colonial Beach
This property is in q desirable 10.
cation in an excellent hunting ant
fishing area. Priced less than SIC
per acre. Write or call JOHN s
JOHNSON, Broker, Montross. Va
Phone Gypsy 3-3361 or 1924
25O-ACRE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM
200 acres grass and alfalfa. Pooles-
"a ACRES, rs MILES FROM DC
Remodeled farmhouse; 9 large
rooms, bath. basement. oil h.-w h.,
fireplace. 2 barns, poultry house
DIR: Branch ave. sc. to La Plata
right on Rte. 6 to Rte. 4S4. Their
right . miles to Two Cedars."
OWNER MUST SELL Center-hal
townhouse. redecorated; automa tx
gas heat; 2 furnished apartment,
on End floor rent sos monthly;
rooms and bath on LIST floor; close u
everything; ideal retirement with
income; easy financing.
10 ACRES, about 8 acres in wood,
land with stream, attractive 7-rm
frame house with full bsmt., 26x4(
workshop, 1Sx36 barn, 24x13l
chicken house. for 5000 chickens
plus small chicken house, hog house
nice elevation; everything in Al
condition. A real bargain for S15..
Many other excellent values.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

AT HECHT'S N.E.-l5,00O 50. 1T.
bldg; air cond.: ofices. showrooms,
loading docks; call MA, S-7295 for
key TO inspect lovely set-up at
warehouse rate.
WAREHOUSE for rent or sale, in
ne. section; $1,000 50. it.. fire.
proof construction: large freight
elevator and 6-car rail siding.
heated and suitable for office
space. For details. call Mr.. NOR
RIS. AID. 4-4876.
WAREHOUSE, workroom or offices
35x35, for any type business; down.
town 9th and F SITS. NV, next door
to the Hecht Co. new 3,0O0-eaI
parking bldg. This space is on the
first a. in 2nd-eommercial bldg
Avail. LIST Of October, 1856 Addi-
tional space can be added after the
first Of the year. S10O per mo-. in.
cludes heat and light. Call NE
S-4471; ewes, RIA. 3-36S5 or Ju
9-15l0.
WAREHOUSE-Zoned light indus
trial; 1000 So it.: 1875 per mo
Montgomery County. Nd. Hazel
wood 7-7272.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

nOOSeS WANt6B " oVb
ALL CASH IMMEDIATELY for your
home, d. C. or Va. MIR. LISS. ME-
S-666S; ewes, RA. 0-S3O7.
MODERN, clean 2 or bedrm. home
lor lott In Sc; Or nearby Pr. Geo.
| Co. HAVE SUBST. CASH. MRS.
cox, ST. 3-736S, LU. 2-S136.
IWHEATON-R OCKVILLE
win pay cash for home IN
wheaton Rockville area Call WOOD
COMPANY. 10. 4-7200.
SPOT CASH
For Home or Trust Note
COX & CO. INC, RE. 7-1B35
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for property: free APP
praisals. day or night. ID; c. or
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD
Mr.. KITCHEN. ST. 3-730S.
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE
$500 EYE ST. NV, Foggy Bottom
Corner briek-and-frame: store
and living quarters, condemned.
Make an offer. Ma. S-657S or EN-.
3-555S.
ITAKOMA PARK-Four units, nice
cond., excel. location, small down
! payment will handle. 5IGLER q
| Co. 10. 4-7977.
NV, SECTION-1l units. furn.: nr.
busine and stores: very reas. priced
and easy terms. Each unit has PVT.
bath. Excel cond. Income about
So 900, Will sell or trade for in-
come property in Florida. EN-.
1854.
SMALL. DE Luxe APT. BLDG. with
3 units OF 2 rms, kit, bath, and
l unit OF | rm., kit. and bath, all
| have spacious rooms, large closets,
| modern equipment. gas neat; pest
| location near Dupont circle. Income
approx. $4,000 Ut; Phone MIS-; Car
ter, EN-. 2-547S. J.. T, GRAVATTE.
Realtor, Ma. s-0753.
WOODBRIDGE. VA.--20 level acres;
lapproximately s50-ft. frontase on
No / hwy across from new high
school and new subdivision. Suitable
for motel. trailer court, open-air
movie, large truck terminal and gae
station. Water in front Of property.
sewer TO follow.
ALEXANDRIA. vA.-14,100 sa. It.
In 5000 blk. Of Mt. Vernon ave.
zoned CO.. 100-ft. frontage on MI.
I NEIuUu ave. % w OoutAiAohNES4tAs
ieiose to Arlandria shopping center;
directly across from warwick VII
llaRe; less than 81 per It. For fur
lther information, call
NORMAN II. HIMELFAHB
RE. 7-4040 Ewes. HE. 1902
lFOoGY BOTTOM-Recently restored
duplex In area where property values
are increasing daily. Already yield
ing $1,000 annual income. Only
$4,000 Call Rhea Radin, RE. q
65S5; ewes, wk. ENDS, Re. 3-3254.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
723 Goth 81. NV.
DO YOU WANT A 1876 RETURN7
We have one.
GA. AVE. store, S71.00O. .
TAKOMA PARK, garage and serY-
lice station SS5. 900.
THE ISENS
HE. 4-s479 Ewes. He 4-7547
i FOUR FAMILY FLAT
4th AND KENNEDY SITS.
2 bedrooms. liv.. rm-, kit and
bath. Excellent buy. Cali EX. B.
1857 or JU 1890.
I INVESTORS DREAM
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coLoRED
Good for dr. or. other prof. occu.
pations. $40 Upshur st, NV. Pvt
entr.; COW. transp. Call RA. 6-4l93
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DOWNTOWN AREA

InQuIre Rm. aa7 o. cam NA. s.sSl!
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STORE AND APARTMENT

STORE AND APARTMENT
Excellent ne. location for
business such as small service
agency. ice cream store, small
grocery; across street from
expanding school. Building
vacant and entirely remodeled.
Owners quarters above the
store consisting Of 5 rms.
and bath. Sacrifice at S19.950
with excellent terms to quail
fled purchaser. Call Sol
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
724 14th st. NV, Ma. S-2346
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
DOLL, HOUSE

whether your doll is is or 81
home. full baths. gorgeous kit
chen. separate dining nm, 3 bed
rms. and garage, ONLY $4,000 for
this best OF ocatlons
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont.
GARDEN APT. PROJECT

GARDEN APT. PROJECT
over 100 units; buildings in ex.
cellent condition; substantial cash
Southeast. BOX ISL, Star
$50 DOLLARS DOWN
14-UN1T APT. HOUSE, only
years old, has an income Of over
ISl4 600 a year in rents.
S-UNIT APT. HOUSE. returns
rentals of. $1,000 year. $4,000
cash will handle.
ple aSStr $500 T H0Y Sandld in Mt
.ROFFELD REALTY co.
DE. 2-S003 Ewes. WO. 6-1995
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE, NEW industrial facil-
ity in Rockville for sale or for lease.
$500 square feet, air-cond. ONCE
space and 4,O00-sq.- shop or
warehouse; parking area as de-
sired. Pc. 2-91S0.
"a ACRES for Industrial. Reason
ably priced. over 1000 II. Of TT.
frontage. Level ground. In Mont
gomery County. Phone JU. q
4l23 or 10. 6-4306. Mr.. Ell
SENACHER.
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GREENWOOD FOREST

Beautiful N-acre wooded lots in
nearby Md. Sewer, water and paved
streets, shopping center being built
at entrance. Schools. churches and
TRANSFORMATION. nearby. $50 indlvid-
sonables Very liberal terms. Call to-
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tobacco farms n 4h-acre 1 SlIos..
nent; 500 1t. on macadam I'd /:
ideal site for home, Price S1O,-
300. Terms. Other properties
available. To inspect, call LOUIS
II. HALL. Realtor, Davidsonville,
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SEE-THEN JUDGE
STOPl l |
BEFORE YOU BUY

0ee westchester. the subdivision
with Its own private club and swim
ming pool, exclusive for home
owners. 8 and 4 bedrooms, split
levels and ramblers, on huge a-aere
lots. IA. 6-40l0 for free brochure
or zee your own broker.
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WANTED TO BUY OR RENT, by Air
Force general--Farm-e ESTATE, with
in hour Washington; older historic
home desired: good swimming essen
tial; good views and landscaplne
required; boating desired; River I'd.
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. area pre-
ferred. Box 1T0-L, Star,
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BURNT ANEFIS MEERs f ElHEs. : lots:
= CARROLL AVE- near Lssung I,sy
priced homes; $1,000 per lot.
THE ISENS
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the area. He looked healthy
enough but despite reports that
Ike was smiling-of course. he
smiled at the sick patients he
shook hands with-he seemed
tense between times and alb
sorbed in something displeas-
ing.
All four of the uniformed
chiefs of the joint services
came out of the White House
to attend the garden function.
So it doesn't take any occult
powers to figure that the serv-
ice squabble that burst wide
open Monday had just been
the subject of a conversation
that justifiably a ngered the
Chief Executive. This is the
field closest to his heart.
MIR. and Mrs. Eisenhower
had finished shaking hands
with about TOO of the sick,
MANNED and mentally i'll, when
he turned a quizzical look to-
ward the large group of well
dressed men and their wives
(no hospital patients, theSe)
who were waiting for a signal
to approach the marquee. He
said something to his aide and
his aide replied, whereupon the
President frowned and shook
his head from side to side in
a vigorous no. There was
further conversation. then the
signal was given for the heads
of the veteran facilities and
their wives to come forward
and be received.
1t was Mrs. Eisenhower who
saw to it that her husband
circled the lawn and paused
by the litter patients. So alb
Sorbed was Ike with his annoy
ing problem he would have
walked right past them. The
idea that Mamie would do such
a thing for political reasons,
however. is cockeyed. She's
simply a very warm person.
AS Ike briskly approached
the White House again. still
looking very serious, he was
massaging his right hand with
his left and exercising his
fingers. After IL months rest
from a social reception, 800
handshakes on the rear lawn
could be felt.
WASHINGTON COULDN'T
BE GAYER than at this time
of the year. Everything is
as green as green can be, roses
are blooming all over the place,
birds are chlrplng and hos
tesses are hostessing like mad.
Each mail brings in a
shower of engraved cards.
Even Senator Walter George,
whom nobody this side of St.
Elizabeths would call a social
butterfly, is being entertained
prior to leaving for Paris.
Senator and Mrs. Allen Frear
of Delaware have cards out
for a buffet supper on Sunday,
June 8, at the Congressional
Club in honor of newly APP
pointed Ambassador to NATO
and Mrs. George.
To get the elder Georgia
statesman to sally forth of an
evening at all-even to a $50
o'clock buffet supports no
mean feat, his spouse Miss
Lucy" will tell you. What will
happen when he joins the
striped pants set in the cham
payne capital is a bridge she's
not going to cross till she
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comes to 1t. But the Senator,
you can count on it. will do his
"diplomaticking" in the day.
time. rarely. if ever. at the
dinner table. Their first
trial run" will be a brief visit
as soon as Congress adjourns,
returning here afterwards to
complete his term that ends
January /.
Invitations are out for
Marjorie Posts debut dance
for her granddaughter Melissa
MacNeille AZ the Chevy Chase
Club June Is. And invitations
to Perle Mesta's dance June
9 for Mercedes de Areilza,
daughter of the Spanish AM
baSsador, are going out this
week. This will be staged in
about half of the Carlton
Hotels first floor including the
Carlton Room and the room
that was once the Congo
Room. In the meantime
Miss Carolyn Nash is giving a
cocktail party Friday for Judge
and Mrs. Homer Ferguson.
The Charles Carroll
Glovers will entertain close
personal friends of Helle Bon
net on Monday. The Bill
Fosters have cards out for a
Tuesday party in her honor.
=. The Chevy Chase Club ter
race opens Saturday. And
so on for two, three and four
parties a day. This is the
season when butterflies are
supposed to emerge from their
cocoons, but in Washington
they flap their wings all year
around.
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
By BETTY BEALE
Social Views of President;
Senator George No Butterfly
By BETTY BEALE

People who think President
Eisenhower looks badly on TV
haven't seen him on the
social circuit lately.
He not only looks bet
ter than at any time since
he's been in the White
House, but he's making social
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pleasantries and remembering
names better than ever before.
In short, he's acting like a
candidate.
The only exception to this
was the Presidents appearance
at his garden party Monday
for hospitalized veterans of
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ENGAGED


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward James
Smith of Mount Airy, Upper
Marlboro, Md, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Mary Stuart Hill to 1t. David
Bolden Graham, son of MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Cabel Ora
ham of Washington, Ind, and
Bal Harbour Village. Miami
Beach, Fla. A September we'd
ding is planned,
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Selling for Europe

Mrs. Norman C. Kal of 4301
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
is on a two-month tour in
Europe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A. Hall
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Marchand
Marie, to Mr.. Richard A.
Finnegan, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James C. Finnegan of Mime
apolis. An August wedding is
planned.
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V0n Strum-Cowen

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Stew
ems Van Strum of San Fran
cisco announce the engage.
ment of their daughter Cecilia
to Mr.. Walker Cowen. son of
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Cowen of
Bethesda. A summer wedding
is planned
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Monroe-Humpol

Mr.. and Mrs. Watson Mon
roe of this city and San Juan,
Puerto Rico announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Eloise Lindsay to Mr.. John
James Humpal III, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Humpal, jr., of
Lakewood, Ohio, A June 16
wedding is planned.
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Col. and Mrs. John Marshall
Pitzer of Arlington announce
the engagement of their
daughter Patricia to Mr.. Paul
Wellington Loberg, son of Pro-
lessor and Mrs. Harry j. Lo-
berg of Ithaca, N. Y. A June
wedding is Manned
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Heiney-Binder

HeineY-Binder
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving j.
Heiney announce the engage
ment of their daughter Estelle
to Mr.. Albert Binder, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Binder.
An October wedding is planned.
McCue-Gr0dowski
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T.
McCue announce the engage
ment of their daughter Sheila
Patricia to Mr.. Leonard STAN
ley Gradowski. son of Mr..
Stanley GradowSki.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Good
man announce the engagement
of their daughter Dolly to Mr..
Marvin Allen Band, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Myer Band.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
National Air Show
May Be Abandoned

Major participants in the ma
tional aircraft show. the successor
to the national air races and now
aviation's annual spectacular. "
are seeking its abandonment.
The Air Force said yesterday
that Secretary Donald Quarles
has advised the Defense Depart
ment he is opposed to further
Air Force participation in the
Labor Day weekend event.
A spokesman said Mr.. Quarles
had not closed the door on the
show. and had not said the Air
Force would not take part in it.
ITS still in the discussion stage. .
he added.
The Aircraft Industries AssOci-
alton also confirmed published
reports that its Public Relations
Advisory Committee had ex-
pressed doubt as TO the value Of
the show. and had recommended
against support Of the show By
Ala.
Critics Of the show have COM
planned that Il costs much more
than Il is worth.
Evening star., 1956-12-12

holiday for Federal and District
government employees in the
Washington area.
Two pieces of legislation, House
Joint Resolution 119 and House
Joint Resolution 448 were intro
duced to make Inauguration Day
Ia permanent holiday. but both
failed of passage, officials re-
called.
The Legislative Referenc e
Service Of the Library Of Con-
.gress said that, since 1901, In
'auguration Day has been a holi-
day in the District for all pur-
poses. In 1894, the law said it
was holiday only for the banks.
In 1895, the Government Print
ing ONCE was included, and then
came the broadened legislation
in 1901.
But the trouble apparently is
that all the laws were temporary,
applying only to individual years.
so far as Government workers
are concerned.