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Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19
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By Lucille Priest
EV. 4-95O5

Mrs. Wharton Nichols, Misses
EVelen Hobbs and Grace Koehne
were the delegates from the Cor
nerStone Club to Westminster
last weekend and gave their re
port at the Cornerstone Picnic on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson and Mis-
Lucille Priest attended the Priest
family reunion held near ElI1ins
w. Va, last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunter
of Meadville, Pa, were wee'Ient
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hobbs sEen'
the weekend with her parents il
New Market, Va.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Alvir
Hobbs, Mrs. Eleanor Bailey anC
Mrs. Harry Daley took the boa
trip to Norfolk, Va, driving tC
Williamsburg, Va, on Wednesday
also jamestown and motoring
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Snyder
of Washington spent from Wed
nesday to Saturday at Natura
Bridge, Va.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson and Miss
Lucille Priest attended the 50tf
anniversary of the Falls Church
Bank at Falls Church, Va. Theil
father was one of the charter
stockholders. The bank was or
ganized on July ID, 1906. Satur
day was so years to the day.
The first session of the Vacation
Bible School was Monday and will
run through July 27, from 9 20 l.
each day.
The intermediates and senior
youth of the church enjoyed the
films of the Orient taken by Car
ter Ayres on his recent trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
and family are spending their va
cation at Wildwood, N. ].
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19

us-Forest Grove area during this
time, Mr.. Daniel has driven more
than 1zU,0O0 miles.
A SIX year award went to
Charles Z. Crme, Route 2 carrier,
who covers the Whites Ferry
BeaIsVIIle-Senman area. He mas
drIven more than $1,000 miles
without an accident. The awards
were maze by postmaster EIiza-
beth II. koberSon.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19
Tourists Told
Not to Feed
Wild Bears

Vacationing families driving in
to national parks and forests were
urged by John S. Stephenson,
manager of the travel depart
ment, D. c. Division, American
Automobile Association, to resist
the temptation to feed the bears
or to photograph them at close
range.
Visitors should be mindful of
the regulations which prohibit the
feeding or molesting the bears,
and should abide by them," eau
toned Mr.. Stephenson. '"These
animals are fascinating to look
at, but are unable to distinguish
between a morsel of food prof
fered from a car window and the
hand of the person who proffers
it.
Bears are creatures of the
wild, whose panhandling habits
on the road are too often encour-
aged by curious vacationists. But
last year in Yellowstone and
Great Smoky National Parks
alone 63 persons were injured,
some seriously, by the bears.
The best bet is to enjoy the sight
of bears from a respectful dis
tance-and not gamble on luck.
Motorists are further warned,
he added, against walking be
tween a mother bear and hel
cubs, for observation, feeding,
| Photographic or any purpose
whatever. The younger the bear
cubs are the more dangerous This
procedure is"
Campers were advised by the
AAA club officials to refrain
from taking food into tents as the
odors will attract bears. "If avail
able" Mr.. Stephenson explained
"a metal food box should be use5
for storage at night, and not wood
or cardboard as, in the latter case
the aroma of food leaks out anC
leases the bears.
Finally, the trunk of a car is
not a good place to store food dur
ing the night as damage may re
suit to the automobile when at
tempts are made by animals tc
get at it."
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19
DickersOn Cadet
At Fort Meade

ROTC Cadet Percy T. Ricketts,.
a student at Morgan State Col
lege, arrived at Fort George G.
Meade last week for six weeks
of ROTC summer camp.
Cadet Ricketts,, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Worthington Ricketts, of
Dickerson, is one of over 1900
cadets from 40 colleges and uni
versities who will be at Fort
Meade until August 8 receiving
general military science training.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19

beginning at 10 am. All mem.
bers are urged to attend.
Jimmy Ward celebrated his
18th birthday with hay ride and
wiener roast for 19 of his friends
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rin1mer
and children of Hyattsville, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Ward of Balti-
more and their niece Eileen of
Los Angeles were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ward.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19
Mail Carriers
In DickersOn
Given Awards

Two Dickerson mail carriers
have been given safe driving
awards by the Post Office Depart
ment and the National Safety
Council.
Mansfield w. Daniel, carrier on
Route l, received a pin for nine
years of safe driving. In covering
the Sugar Loaf-Barnesville- Com
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19

papers, radio stations, taxes
transportation, street and voting,
Copies may be obtained by
writing the chamber at 7240 Wis.
consin Avenue, Bethesda, or call
ing OIL. 10000.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-07-19
Preston Takes Masters

Preston Takes Masters
The graduate school of arts
and sciences of the Catholic Uni
versity of America on June 10
conferred the degree of master
of music upon John E. Preston of
Rockville.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD, walking dis
lance to Rosemary Schools large
bedrooms. . baths. powder room
on first floor; large living room
with fireplace. screened porch, din
ing room with corner cupboards;
beautiful kitchen; oil h.-w.h., full
basement. garage. Newly decorated
and ready to move into. INEz
CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. 2-4232.
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BURLEITH. 1928 T STREET NV.
OPEN SUN. 2-7-One of the incest
homes offered in some time in this
desirable close-in neiehborhood al
such a low price. Near George
town Hospital Immaculate 3-bed-
room row brick with double real
enclosed porches Large concrete
layatory Garage. Gas hot-watel
heat. S14.950. FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 1-l4ll: oves.. EN-. .
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEo

GEORGETOWN AREA (Glover Park
3 bedrmS.. rec. rm., garage.
garden: Just completely redecorated
$135. Lease. H A. GILL g. SON
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CoLoRED-vACANT
MOnEPN PPK @2O6 I'M

Pretty semidetached brick home
in nice location. Like-new kitchen
and bath. full bsmt.. automatic heat
LARGE BRICK PATIO IN REAR
Monthly payments to suit your
Ii. 3-5305 Ii. 3-5307
SOL INVEST. CO.. 342 Sth st. NE
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SILVER SPRING-Brick Cape Cod;
l2x20 liv rm with fireplace, sep.
din. rm., dining-size kit, scr porch;
md A., . ice. bedrmS, and bath:
full bsmt.. outside entr., laundry
tubs, toilet; lot 50xl71; lge, trees.
Assessed $4,000 Sell non-Gl 81
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FURNITURE STORE

TUTNINI VTNI . IOTNI
Estab Is yrs. Good credit loca.
ton; 9TH ST NV; 5000 50. H. re-
tirinR Ii. $4,000
FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS to
own his own business, major oil
company has new service station
for lease Located near N Airing
ton Investment required. CAL ia
h-Rnhh after 4 d m
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SILVER SPRING, mr.. -Four Corners
3-bedrm brick rambler, 1 yrs. old;
LAS 50. IT,, plus 3S-ft. rec rm.
Lot 70xl95. $3.50 VIII redec-
crate. Mr. RAMSEY JU a-2aS5.
SILVER SPRING-cape Cod; 4 bed
rms, . baths, firepl. cleo kit,
patio. family community conv, 20
school. shoppine $4,000. Avail,
appointment call 10. 4-6235.
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BETHESDA = Builders residenc,

CHI: CHI. rambleroo2e. liv. rm,, din.
rm.. "a bath on lower lev; rec. rm.;
gar. Red. to S2S,5OO. S25 600
LIST trust. OWNER. EN-. 2-043s,
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OWN YOUR
OWN BUSINESS

We are looking for
ambitious men of integ-
rity who want to build
their own business in a
secure future in the oil
industry.
Our Salaried training
program will afford you
the necessary knowledge
to operate and build
your own business with
one of the most pro-
gresSive oil companies.
We are presently en-
gagged in the most dy-
manic expansion pro-
gram in our history and
need TOP MEN. Our
modern service stations
are ready for you. An
nual earnings ranging
from $500 to $4,000
are not uncommon in
today's market. Many
dealers are enjoying
such incomes now.
Investment capital is
secondary to character,
desire and sincere pur-
pose.
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S92. so MO-, 5 min. to Pentagon-
bedrms., full bsmt.. separate din
rm.. large back porch, fenced yard
semidet.. avail. at once. Mr.. HILL
IA. 2-4435. ia S-2lOO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Detached
brick liy. rm. with fireplace, din
rm.. kitchen, 4 bedrms.. or 3 bed
rms. and den. . tiled baths with
showers; large. finished basement;
garage; in Assumption Parish. near
schools. shopping center, bus. Priced
for quick sale. Owner transf. Gil
or non-GI. 10. 2-S533.
HILLCREST AREA-New brk. Ram.
blers and 4 bedrm. split-leve
with rec. rm., garage and porch
Out Pa. to Both sc. left 2 blks
PUFFENBERGER REALTOR. 10
$4,000. or LII. 4-7060.
NEAR BOILING FIELD-NAVAL RES
firm. semidet.. q yrs. old; mr.
parochial school now under constr.
cow. TO shop. and public school
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COUNTRY GENERAL STORE. .

OUUNINT UENEhNL SIUKL. 70
miles to nearest town: feed. gro
ceries, beer, gas. Net $4,000 yearly
Land, building and equipment.
$4,000. terms Good investment.
BURTON REALTY CO, Louisa,
Va Realtnr
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HOUSES tor SALE. NV. Cont.

TUDOR FOXHALL VILLAGE. 1910
44th st.--Brick with archway; 8
full basement; 2-car. detached ga
rage dishwasher and disposal,
automatic washer and drier, cur
tains, Grapes and awnings: screened
sleeping porch, possession at once.
BY appointment only. FE. 3-3905,
OF. Alias.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED
1870 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc

1870 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc.
rms. and bath; large recreation
room. lavatory. laundry trays. MA.
S-6371; ewes, after Z, LII. 2-4319.
ANNANDALE, VA.
RENT
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt;- rec, rm.; "a baths. GE kit.
AVAIL. IMMEDIATELY
MILLER REAL ESTATE
ia. 7-12O3 ia. 5-2444
91212 25th ST. NV.
Newly remodeled, bedrms. and
bath, large liv. rm. with firepl,, bsmt.
'''t GUARANTY REALTY. INC,
1923 10th st. NV MA. S-05S7
CLOSE IN ARLINGTON
3-bedrm, lla-bath brick full
bsmt. with rec. rm. Avail. immed.
MILLER REAL ESTATE
ia. 7-l.O3 ia. 5-2444
ANNANDALE, VA.
Near Columbia Pines-20 minis.
Pentagon; 4-bedrm brick, . baths
with showers; full bsmt. lge. corner
lot, trees; unusual privacy. Near
Rent and length of lease NEGOTIABLE.
Immed. occupancy Phone CT.
6-091S or UN. 7-S415.
MODERN-IN GOOD REPAIR
520S 9TH st. NV rms, bath.
3 porches; gar; SIS mo.
S44 jefferson st. n.w.-Cor. brick,
6 Cge, rms, encl. porch. built-in
27O6 Bladensburg I'd ne.-Det.,
rms bath, large lot; $lO5'
1904 Goth st. ne.-Det., 8 lge.
sUNDAY@HE. 4-a29s
ROGER MOSAIC. 2-6020
3-BEDRM, COLONIAL, bsmt. 500
2-bedrm. bungalow, bsmt. Slo5
3 bedrms., Ia baths. bsmt.- SIPS
3-bedrm. rambler, bsmt. SIPS
3-bedrm. rambler, rec. rm.. bsmt.,
Sl35
4-bedrm., 1la-bath new split-leyel,
$50
2-bedrm. rambler. bsmt. $40
3-bedrm. rambler 500
4-bedrm., 2-bath brk. home Sl45
3-bedrm., 2-bath brk. Cape Cod
James c. Conley & Co.
1926 Georgia Ave JU. 9-4134
COLORED FAMILY-l453 Belmont
st. N.W.-10 r, 3 b. Oil ht. July ! 8.
$125. ST. $4,000 Ewes. NO. 7-0592
COLORED-6O9 4th ST. S.E.-Large
corner home; big rms. and bath.
G. KITCHENSl Oil heat Good con-
NEUMANN Ma. s-2s5I
COLORED-6 Ice. RMS. and bath
ION LIST floor); newly decorated
rear. 500 G st. s.w.. MA. S-9257.
RIM. ScS. SIS 18th st. NV
COLORED-i6?9 KRAMER ST. NE.
"A rms. kit. bath $50. WASH
BURN q MAIZE. ST. 3-2s15.
COLORED Alb INGRAHAM ST.
NV, open Sun, 2-6 p.m.-Semi-
Diet. brick. 6 rms. . baths, pchs ::
lge. yard: Diet brk. gar: 500 mo.
RE. 1924. tn. 2-1111.
COLORED-NR. CONN AND R SITS.
Q119 Riggs pl. NV. 10 rms, 2
baths; townhouse with parking IA
cilities; S115 mo, Call Elk. 3-340S.
COLORED -Ii35 HARVARD ST.
N.W;ILarge Broom house, Sl25
month. NJ. PAUL HANNAH, 1872
nth st. NV. ME. S-410O.
COLORED-RENT OR BUY-High-
land Park, Md, near Seat Pleas
ant; rooms. fenced yard. Phone
IL 7-5434.
COLORED-2Ie9 3rd ST. N.E.-6
rms, bath. . enclosed pchS.. ga
rage Sl10. L. T. GRAVATTE,
1918 X st. NV. MA. S-0753.
COLORED-2O3O FIRST ST. NV.
s rms. bath, auto heat. S11O mo
JOSEPH e. BRUNO. INC
900 H ST. NV. ST $4,000
COLORED-RENT OR BUY
Petworth; 6-rm. brick: 2 porches
full bsmt,. gas h.-w.h. ST. 3-44l5,
TIT o25Rq
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FALLS CHURCH AREA

FALLS CHURCH AREA
Four-bedroom Cape Cod, ] "a baths,
immediate possession; S120 month.
M. r. REYNOLDS g. CO.
JE. $4,000
CHI. CHI, DC, Huntington ST.
rms. "A bedrms), . baths and St
| floor lavatory: rec. rm.. maids rfh;
and bath in bsmt,; 2-car garage, oil
heat avail. Aug. 49,; perfect cond
| S225
EDw. H. JONES g. Co. INC.
! $500 Connecticut WO. 6-23OO
ROSEMARY HILLS, Md. s719 Sun
dale dr-6 rms. bath, 1st-hoor Law
recr. rm.: corner lot: mr.. school;
EDW. II. JONES g. CO. INC
$500 Connecticut WO. 6-23Ol
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fAILs cnIiRCH-a lee.. hedl

red brick ia baths, trepl, din
rm. full bsmt. mr.. schools; Sl6O
JE 2-O4sl
ARL., Bancroft Forest-3. bedroom
brick rambler. full bsmt. liy. rnl.
din. rm. comb Sl25. JAa s-47O4
BRUOKsIDE MANOR. MD.-3-bed
rm detached, 2-story Colonia
brick. redecorated, $40, Sllh
&i20. in well-established. cute
churches, shops, trAnSp MRS
WEiGHTMAN. HA. 2-7234.
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ANNANDALE-4 bedrms., . baths,
lge. screened porch, carport; huge
lot; z mi. Pentagon; S140 per mo
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
DOCTOR I Or DENTIST

Ideal home and once in nice Sec
ton, situated on junction; large
3-bedroom, corner house: built-ir
garage; hot-water heat: equip. wall
to-wall carpeting throughout. First
time offered. Shown by appt. only
BY OWNER. Phone tn. 2-3711 OIL
RIA. 6-S21S.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA-Near Landon school.
s months old air cond: Cavalier
split-level: 3 bedrms. ga baths,
din. -m.: above grade recreation
rm with fireplace; carport' 4
acre. S3O.6O0. OWNER. OIL. o.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

2 DRIVEN CARRY-OUTS for COL
Benning I'd. ne. on 36,315 50. It.
Of ground. Corner Vermont ave
and r st. NV. BLDG, grounds and
business for sale DAVID COOPER.
500 F st. NV. MA. S-s557 or RIA
f-A11S
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i;i7 KILBoURNE PL. N.w.-Redec-
GRATED row brick home with entr;
foyer liv, rm., din. nm. kit and
full bath on LIST n 4 bedrms., bath
on md and . bedrms, with wash
stands on 3rd A.; full bsmt oil
heat Rent, Sli0 per mo. Key A.
iT49. II. g SMlTHY co" sll l5th
AZ n W GT l.2Ann
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aO3 II ST, NV. ST. 1890
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
4437 Brandywine st. NV; brick
and-stone Colonial home; liv, rm;
din. rm, kit. lavatory and porcf
A finished 3rd A.: full bsmt., 1-cal
garage; newly decorated: cow. II
schools. churches Wisconsin ave
shops and transp.: lovely neighbor'
hood: immed. occup. S175 mo
OIL. 2-56S4.
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COLORED-5es oUACKFNROS 8


42s Delafield pl. n.w-6-rm row
brk. with Colonial front porch
modern kit gas heat. CHESTER
H. KELLER, Realtor. JU. 5-7l00
RIA 3-3S3S
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ROCKVILLE TWINBROOk. bS
oWNER-S9s per mo, h-acre lot
2 bedrooms with wall-to-wall clos
cts, large picture window, fireplace
and pine paneling in living room,
modern furnished kitchen. with
age space; within 4 blocks of school
shopping center and swimming
pool. OV 3-0S41, after 6 pm
on weekdays
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ER SpRING-Nr sll

SILVER SPRING--Nr Sligo Creek
Park and . golf courses; brick
Dutch Colonial LIST A.. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. kit. and glass-enclosed paneled
rear porch: 2cd A.. 3 bedrms., bath:
bsmt. pine paneled rec. rm.. bath,
laundry and work rm.: enclosed
HANDICAPPED yarG with flagstone patio
in rear. driveway and carport We
netian blinds and aluminium storm
windows throughout: gas heat; elec,
900. OWNER Immed. occup. Call
HE 4-313l for amt
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SILVER SPRING-New splitsleyel LIZ IN
Gil. Foyer, lge. sep. din. rm,,, de
luxe kit. with eating space, 26-ft.
liv rm., firepl, 3 spacious bedrms,
= baths carport. 1865 Gail pl.
off Viers Mill I'd HAVILAND
Bill DERS. LII S-AR20
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COLORED
200 BLK. INGRAHAM
EXCELLENT CONDITION

6-rm. brick home: concrete front
porch: liv rm.. din. rm., equip. kit.
3 bedrms.. mod. tile bath; beaut
paneled recreation rm. in full bsmt
Bath. Gas h.-w.h.: large yd.; gar
For terms call Mr.. (Dobbs) Dobro-
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aiI6 FOREST GLEN RD., silver
Spring.-New 3-bedrm. Cape COD
Colonial. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
baths. full bsmt.. gas hot-air heat
Avail. about July Is. S165 per mo
on 3-yr. lease. DISMER AUXIER
after z pm. Mr.. AUXIER, Ju. g.
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Adlai Stevenson in 1852 and who
has been governor for more than
seven years. Gov. Shivers and
his conservative followers have
dominated the Texas political
scene for seven years. Gov
Shivers did not seek reelection.
G. o. P. to Contest
The early returns indicated
that Mr.. Marlborough was win
ming more counties carried in
the first primary by former Sen
ator w. Lee ODaniel than Sen
ator Daniel was. Mr.. ODaniel,
also a former governor, ran
third in the inconcluSive primary
July 30.
The Democratic nomination
in Texas is usually the equi-
valent to election. This year the
Republicans say they will con-
test seriously for the Office in
the general election. The G. o. P
names its candidate Tuesday in
convention.
III the race for Attorney Gen
eral, Will Wilson of Dallas LED
Tom Moore of Waco 14,401 tC
9,842 in the first returns. They
want to succeed Attorney Gen
eral John Ben Shepperd. who
was not a candidate for re-elec-
ton,
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dispensable contribution" to a
peaceful solution of the crisis
over the future of the Suez
Canal.
Recalling that 18 of the %
nations in the London confer
ence had agreed on a proposal
for future operation Of the canal,
to assure free use by all nations,
Mr.. Dulles said in a statement.
I'VE hope that the govern
ment of Egypt will respect the
opinions thus soberly but firmly
expressed ana responsibility make
its own indispensable contribu-
ton to the peaceful solution
which is enjoined by the prin-
ciples and purposes of the
United Nations"
Mr.. Dulles arranged to talk by
telephone with President Eisen-
hover. who is on the West Coast,
soon after landing here at 6:15
pm. EDIT. The Secretary also
said he would, of course. report
to the President personally when
Mr.. Eisenhower gets back to
Washington early this week.
Meanwhile. in diplomatic quar-
tiers here, Soviet leaders were
See DULLES, Page AS
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inal pupil assignment plan had
been adopted by the General
Assembly, they added, mot a
single Federal case involving in
tegration would be pending at
this time" They cited mention
of a pupil assignment plan by
Judge Albert v. Bryan of Alex
andria Federal Court in the Ar
lington segregation case.
Senator Fenwick and Mr..
Mann, both members of the
commission, said they are firmly
opposed to integration" and be-
lieve that the long range solu-
ton to this problem would be
voluntary segregation on the
part Of both races"
Want Parent Approval
Senator Fenwick said he is
perfectly willing to strengthen
the provisions of the assignment
plan so as to prevent any de-
liberate indignation by a local
school board" No school could
be integrated under this amended
plan, he said, until the parent
initiated the action and the as
signment was approved" Some
legislators have expressed fear
Continued on Page AS, Col. 1
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Boy, 9, Defies Flames,
Rescues Child in Blaze

A 9-year-old boy yesterday
dashed into a burning house and
carried out a 2-year-old girl as
flames swept through three row
houses on First street Sc.
The young rescuer was Mark
Hogarth, colored, of the 100
block of D street Sc. who heard
the mother of four calling for
her missing child.
The mother, Mrs. James Mer-
lea of BIC First street Sc, said
one of her children apparently
started the fire on the back
porch after getting a flame
from the pilot light Of the
kitchen stove.
Wife Of a painter who was
away from home at the time, Mrs.
Merica said she was upstairs
when she heard her eldest, James,
jr.. Z. yell: Mama. there's a
fire on the back porch"
Il tried to put it out" Mrs.
Merica said, but by the time /
got the water bucket filled. the
flames were too high. l picked
UP Diane ther 9-month-old
youngest and ran out of the
house calling for help"
James, jr.. and Steve, 4. ran
out behind her. Mrs. Merica
said she thought Sharon, 2, was
with them but when she looked
around for the little girl. she
couldn't find her.
That's when Mark ran into
the house and started up the
stairway to the second floor,
where Mrs. Merica thought
Sharon might be. He found her
halfway up the stairs, trying to
get out by herself. He picked
her up and carried her TO safety.
Seventh Battalion Chief w. j.
WalSmith reported extensive
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base their views on memorable
logic-and faith.
The logic: Russia has the West
German Republic in a box. The
Kremlin refuses even to talk
about a deal, telling West Ger
many to talk with the East Ger
man government if she wants
unity. Since no conceivable West
German government would ne
gotiate with the Red puppets,
the West Germans really have
no place to go. So they will be-
come a military bastion of the
West as planned.
The faith: Germans are of
necessity conservative and re-
Sponsible citizens in this post
war world They will always rea-
lie it is in their basic interest
to stand firm with the West in
opposition to immoral commu-
niSm.
Unless that faith turns out to
be well-founded, there appears
to be little comfort today for
hackers of the expressed Ameri-
can foreign policy in Germany
For if Germany does pull out
of NATO, then there goes what
was to become the largest
farthest forward military contri-
button to the Grand Alliance.
Or if she stays in through ina
bility to discuss terms with the
See GERMANY, Page Al
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BY l. EDGAR PRINA

Soviet magazine statesmen
soliciting contributions for their
slick new picture publication
"USSR," aren't likely to find
many customers in the ranks Of
United States Government work.
ers.
In way, Russians have only
themselves TO blame.
They failed to obtain a guar
antee" from American officials
that Government employees would
be allowed to buy and read
"USSR" without running the risk
OF being hauled up on security
charges.
Under a recent agreement the
Russians may distribute $4,000
copies Of their new magazine
here. The United States. in turn
got permission TO sell a like num-
Der Of It's Russian Language pub