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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Indignation Issue Brings
Clash at Arlington School

The Supreme Courts authority to order school desegrgaon
last night brought clash Of opinion the feminine
candidates in Arington's legislative primary
Miss Betty A. Thompson seeking the Democratic nomination
for Of Angtons three seats in the Virginia Of
Delegates has campaigned in Of Vgnas defyng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04
Lee Scores Charges
On Planning Choices

Blair Lee III today scored the conflict of interest charges
against the Montgomery County planning appoinees
artificial issue" and completely political thing"
Mr.. Lee chairman of the Montgomery County delegation
the Maryland General Assembly fear the appointments
the Maryland National Capital Park Planning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-04

Patricia
Cornell University other High graduates
received
boulevard NV CENTER prizes
49O
o Star Staff
Evening star., 1957-12-20

the king Of spades. Retaining
full control Of all her chances.
she simply led q small club
from her hand at trick four.
Mr. Champion won with the
eight and returned the ten Of
spades.
Miss Brash finessed the
queen and Mr.. Abel won with
the king and returned the Jack,
Dummy's ace won and now
Miss Brash led a club from the
board and finessed the queen
When that held she cashed the
ace and followed with her last
club, on which she deposited
dummy's last spade. She then
ruffed her own last spade and
claimed the rest.
Distributed by MeNAueht syndicats)
Evening star., 1957-12-20

count on that kind Of good luck
when q better and safer line Of
play Is available.
So, instead Of embarking on
q messing spree ct this point.
she thought some more. What
II she finessed spades and Mr.,
Abel won with the king and
returned the suit to set up an
other winner for his side?
There was no way to prevent
the defenders from getting In
on a club lead. at which time
they would cash q spade for
the setting trick.
Miss Brash decided that II
the king of clubs was right and
the opposing clubs were divided
3-S. she could make the hand
regardless Of the location Of
Evening star., 1957-12-20

and my father will perish.
"It's q strange thing"
smirked the Phantom. You
can't breathe in water and ]
can't breathe in air. This red
sea palace is the only place on
earth where we both can live"
/ Richard raised his head. Was
it true? Would the Phantom
perish II he were long out Of
water?
/ Richard began TO think and
plan. A dozen ideas fiew
through his mind. He was filled
with Joy to know that when he
tried he could use his head as
well rs anyone.
The Balloon Grew
He waited until the Phantom
sat down to dinner. Then he
pulled out Of his pocket the
rubber balloon Patrick Tweedle-
knees had thrown at him. He
stood behind the Phantom and
blew up the balloon.
He blew and blew. The ball
loon grew larger and larger.
Presently 1t was 8 feet around.
What are you huffing and
pufiing about7" demanded the
Phantom.
II am hungry. said Richard.
You may eat when I have
finished" said the Phantom as
he shoveled fish into his mouth.
II am hungry now" said
Richard. AS he spoke he sud-
denly held wide the mouth of
the balloon and jerked 1t down
over the Phantom's head and
shoulders. Now the Phantom
was cut OF from water. His
head was surrounded by the sir
Richard had blown into the bal
loon.
Let gol Let gol" roared the
Phantom from inside the bal
loon.
But Richard held the balloon
firmly In place. He wrapped his
legs around the Phantom's
waist pinning his arms to his
side. The Phantom struggled
and screamed but Richard held
on.
Presently the struggles grew
weaker and the screams died
away. The Phantom lay limp
on the table.
Richard let 60 the balloon
He snatched of the Phantom's
fiippers and put them on his
own feet. Then he tore the
black diamond from the Phan-
toms finger and put 1t on his
own.
The Phantom GrOaned
The Phantom groaned weak
ly as Richard rushed out Of the
palace door. The sea churned
around the prince. He gave q
mighty kick with the fiippers
and shot upward. Again and
again he kicked but still he die
not reach the top.
His breath gave out and the
ringing began in his ears. With
his last bit Of strength he gave
one more kick and suddenly hi
head was out Of water and HI
was safe.
He left the fiippers by the
side of the dreadful sea anr
sped eastward to Santa Land.
Santa was sitting at his fire.
side when Richard returned.
There" said Richard as h,
laid the black diamond II
Santa's hands. "I've brough
you the golden thread and Tv,
brought you the black diamond
Now give me courage and wis
dom SO that ! may be a prope
prince and save my father
kingdom"
He stood very straight an,
proud before Santa. His hea,
was high and his eyes werI
shining.
But Santa looked at him ant
shook his head. mo, !" he said. -
cannot give these things TO you.
"But-you promisedl" criet
Richard.
Santa smiled. How can I Civ
you what you already haveP"
Richards mouth fell open Il
surprise. But before he coul,
speak the door crashed opei
and Patrick Tweedleknees stag
gered into the room.
What q boyl" he gasped
What q princel Never has hi
like been seen beforel"
With that the crooked legge,
dwarf fell In an exhausted heaI
at Richards feet.
Tomorrow; Santa Land)
(From Ap Nevafeaturee)
Evening star., 1957-12-20
wearing the Phantom's flippers, he swan to

But the Phantom read his
thoughts. You could never get
to the top without my fiippers. +"
he laughed. You'd down tirst. "
Richard sank down on the
floor and put his head in his
hands. Now 1t Is really all
over" he thought. Il shall
never get back 70 Mitzenpoo
Evening star., 1957-12-20
CONTRACT
BRIDGE

Mrs. Keen closed her eyes in
resignation when. after her one
no-trump response. Miss Brash
went all the way TO five dia-
monds. She had all the
strength her one-no-trump bid
had promised. but with such
stodgy distribution her hand
probably would take no more
than two tricks at best. And
II Miss Brash had held nine
winners she would undoubtedly
have opened the bidding with
two diamonds.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mrs. Keen)
= AAQT
2Jl07
o765S
A532
WEST EAST
CMr. Champion) Mr. AbeD
Al0953 AKJ8
0AK9S 0Q86542
oS2 %
AJss &KIo7
SOUTH
miss Brash)
A642
oAKoJlos
AAQ64
The bidding:
South West North East
l1 Pass INT Pass
SO All pass
Opening lead: King Of hearts.
Anyway. she lived to see the
contract made by her partners
sharp. thoughtful. well-timed
play.
Mr.. Champion led the king
Of hearts and snorted disgust
edly when Miss Brash ruffed.
After picking up the opposing
trumps in two leads. Miss Brash
stopped to think matters over.
The controlling cards out
against her were the two black
kings. II they were both right
she would have 10 tricks in
high cards and could run her
last club in dummy for the
Ilth. But. although she op-
timistically expects all Of her
illnesses to win. she does not
Evening star., 1957-12-20
the surface.

SYNOPSIS: Richard wrestles with
the Phantom Of the sea. The Phantom
crAGs Richard 10 his palace 81 the
bottom Of the sea and tellA him ne
must remain there forever.
CHAPTER Is
The Struggle
Richard ran 70 the window Of
the palace. II can get awayi" he
thought. II can swim TO the top. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
YOUNG MAN
YOUNG MAN

To learn floor display work IN
Washington largest furniture dis
play Must be conscientious. sober
willing yorker: excellent oppor for
Enlargement: ais-day week. Many
excellent emploYe benefits Apply
Mr. Kelly, between !, and = pm.
CURTIS BROS. FURN. CO. goal
Nichols ave sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Admin. Secvs.. to Sc 600

se!cf, OfAcrs.
Annette D. Tatelman
30 Woodward Bldg. RE. 1.44t4
i;i3 l5th ST. NV. at II
ADVERTISING TRAINEE. fai- for
Willing must tyne. 81. 600 ABBEY
PERSONNEL. 1893 eve NV.
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HELP-WoMEN
AccoUNTANTS-oPEN
D. C EMPL. EXCHANGE
WHITE AND COLORED

I5I2 nth ST. NV.
no 2-5512 So
ADMIN. SECRETARY, with stock
ana bond experience. to work in
branch office Of member OF N. Y
Stock EXCHANGE; 40 miles from
N wash, n Va: gen, secretarial
hours, good salary and other bene-
ilt> Write. giving full details. to
Boz S7-B. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
YOUNG MAN

Under 30, 10 learn The auto finance
business. Prefer legal or accounting
BACKGROUND. but not essential Ex-
cellent opportunities good starting
salary and a very promising career
IS avail Call Mr. HerShman. Ii.
f-l52U. UNITED SEcU RITIE S
CORP. AIS Florida ave ne. RIM
IL.
YOUNG MEN-Over-counter sales
men. straight salary. opportunity
Tor advancement. exper desirable
but not necessary; cameras, appli-
anceS. paints. gift wears. Apply
III G. 81. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
SOUND CONSULTANTs
STENOGRAPHER

Large automobile manufacturer
has opening IN Government. sales
dept .Or experienced clerk-stenog
rapher. drivers license required
excellent working conditions and
opportunities State age, education
and experlencf. Boy l23.R. star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
Steno.-A dmin. Trainee
STOCK MAN

Young man. able to assist shop
foreman and order and maintain
parts records. Apply in person, no
phone calls ROBERT Z LATIMEP.
JR. INC, 2340 Montgomery St
silver Spring. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
coy. CoLoRED, is yrs. Cd. nen

BOY. COLORED, is yrs. old, neat
ana dependable, part time ABBY
IN person. TRIANGLE PHARMACY
18TH and U SITS. nv. No calls
MAN. white. married. 80 to -, re-
liable. honest and nondrinker. for
permanent work on small nursery
experienced In farm work: handy
with tools; salary. 5000 a mo
MODERN J-rm apt furnished Free
Utilities own vegetable garden. pic
ture required, will be returned. BOX
ll-Z, Star.
MAN WITH CAR. 70 handle service
calls on electrical appliances, no
experience necessary pad - per
service. average IS services A
oay. plus 81 rCpia emun, sale
per week at SIS ayeraEe FER sale
carnlreS dIrine training period
SO ws ZIP; all calls .urnishr d
yearly contract oasis Only those
interested IN rrn men position
win fl,uTe ncca Hpmy 1905
ave ne. Nou1av 81" ar
call DU 7-iG5I VIZ TYIEI
NAN AND WIFE, 10 children. Must
~ non 4-it. .fs yardt lcr M core.
tafer small farm Alexandra. va
man not over 20 US old. direct
itcQ sountT; NJ j MAPLE, ~" T,
llth ST, NV AID i-2HuJ
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HELP MEN-(cont.l

SERVICE MANAGER for washins
machine dept. must have expeT
Would consider washer serviceman
Permanent position. good salary
company benefits. Call OIL. 2-S99O
for interview
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
STOCK-WAREHOUSE

WAREHOUSE. h $. grad. Alex. 81
STOCK. h S. grad NE $50
ABBEi PERSONNEL. l13S Eye n "
STONEMASOS. white nou-unlou
nnly lst-ciass mechanic need app,y
Ste9dy work Rc7ur; 20 MIR PITTI-
CLIO in the 500 block ~ Vest
pain Way. Sumner Nc Monday a.
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STORM WINDOWS
INSTALLERS

Mon between 10 ana II
TEACHERS fwhitel - Many yaCan.
cies listed S3 400. 80 900 BALTIC
TCHPS AGENCY 5lG n chsrlei
St. Baltic Nd Mulberry 6-iS5ip
TEACHERS, white trained: positions
now English, social studies. comml
and math. ADAMS TEACHERS
1871 q ST. NV.
TECHNICAL. WRITER, electronic or
communications bkgnd 500 Up
ABBEY PERSONNEL. 1898 Eye "
TECHNICIAN. young full time, pref
era5ly with KNOWLEDGE and expert
ence in concrete. for small manu-
featuring plant in Bethesda; ref
erences required OIL 4-63S7
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BOOKKEEPER
BoOKKEEPER-TYPIST; take chars

OF one-elrl once; 1-Cay week, pleas
ant working conditions. good SAL
and Tues, 1885 Warner Building,
Ath nnd z 81 4 " DI H-HNnu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

a. Win general insurance expert
CnrC pre!erree opera EeminGton
Rand bookSe ping machine. 5-dsy
Weeh. excellent salary opportunity
for advancement RE. 7-24S4 for
APPOINTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03
HELP WOMEN Cont
ACCOUNTANT S385

ACCOUNTANT, $3.50
t uUIl eh M!; for 5sseaIeh orsaniza:
and funds and records for various
pro1eSss, . AAdhminlstratiye ability
ADMIN. SECY., $433
locate and have car. Mature
woman. some, acctg ana record
keeping, shorthand pref. plus abil.
iiy 10 compose letters and invita-
ADMIN. SECY., 1859
Salary will go to 5000 in q mos
To assist sr. person in Wash. once
OF natl; public relations firm. vii
nave direct contact with client:
SECRETARY, S375
For busy Conn. ave. ofiice. small
secretarial staff. 37-hr, wk. plu.
good fringe benefits; under 40
SECY., NO SHHD., S375
For large professional firm, able
to handle public plus all offict
routines: will schedule work fol
several junior people; days: cleo
trio typewriter
elk. -TYPIST, $500
For small ONCE downtown: worR
with :. people; 9:15-5:l5, no Sat
IRECEPTIONIST, 1925
Some PIX plus some typing,
average appearance plus good die
ton REQUIRED: ) days
BEGINNER, $3.50
No exper: downtown loo: 35-hr
ASST. TO BKKPR., $500
Some tipping: will train in all
phases Of general accounting for
Office Of prosperous brokerage firm;
INFO. CLERK, SPAS
For executive ONCE Of national
appearance required; raise In 90
DAYS. under 80
CLERK, $3.50
Some tipping; 5ia-day wk. vsca-
ton plus good schedule OF raises
downtown.
Personnel Asst, 1925
VI exper, in interviewing or
college pref: Sgle, career-rhnded
Travel Counselor, 1920
Attractive appearance req for
busy travel Office Will train all
phases OF agency work. some pub
lie contact exper pref; under 30
JR. STATIST., $500
For trade association, to work
alone on surveys and project re-
ports min. tipping: ! days. down
town
Fields Agency, Elk. 3-2508
123 Sheraton Bldg. I'll 18th st NV.
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lOOKNEEprK. IYPIsT. YOUNG wom-

some eXpeF or S. CONNER. course;
We. kncFn automCtlye firm. !
DAYS. SGo: no rec fee MANAGE
MENr CONSLLIAN4S. INC suite
NM = y.
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NAN WIN CAR. n bandle seryic,
MAN YOUNG

OF good educational background. 10
earn nov 10 grade examination
papers and compose suitable COM
mentS for same Must be GOOD typ.
ist. VIII be helpful Il you have
studied supervision. management, or
human relations In reply. please
give ase education present employ.
lev viii be ARRANGED in Washing
ton Address BOX 3aJ-B, Star
YOUNG MAN. white D G drivers
permit Saturday noon-l0 m. and
S4nday 70 pm MCLEAN
DRUGS i!3l WIS ave. NV.
YOUNG MEN White students Is
u 20 opcrate new amuspmrnt 4a,np
IN boWling alleys, evening" and sat
Write Box HS1-Z star
YOUNG MAN for paris department
on. small appliance. - 10 30.
unless experienced with ability 10
meet the public. c. A, lEpptRT
Hli Eve st. NV
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POTOMAC EMP. AGCY.
1884 Wilson Blvd An. IA. 5-.00r
~ | Hlng st Alex XII g-iU5h
loi +. Broad. Falls CHI JE @,-12311...
ASST. HOUSEKEEPEPS
Experienced preferred. but not nee
eSsary. Position located at new
Marriott Motor Hotel AGE 10 As
Excellent opportunity Day hours.
APPLY HOT SHOPPES. INC
l'iil G ST NV. ROOM 900
AUTOMOTIvE CLERK to handle car
billings and title work. typing nee
"sSary, experience desirable but not
essential ABBY in person to Office
manager, EDMOND'S MOTORS.
3naS Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va
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AIRLINEs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
housekeeping

Homemakers with the young outlook believe in doing
things the economical way. In Woodies big North
Building Housewares Center, you'll get wonderful
variety OF modern, lowpriced cleaning aids With their
help you'll 60 from silver polishing floor scrubbing
window cleaning with new ease and efficiency-and
almost enjoy your task.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
special savings on
spray room deodorants
BOSTWICK
AIR-GENE
both for 1.4o

regularly 2.47 both for .@
Clean up odors with the new instant
Air-Gene room sproy deodoronts.
Smoke. odors, and many germs are
neutrolized and absorbed - in
stontly. Offer includes nint-scented
il.
sproy for kitchen and general use,
bouquet scented for bathroom and
nursery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
clean and delay soiling
in one application
DUO-DELLAY
p ounces, 1.49 u gallon, 2.S9

p ounces, Ley Y gallon, 2 ~
Duo-Delloy is the soil-resistont
cleaner used by most professional
rug cleaners for best results. Things
stay clean up to five times longer
with Duo-DeIloy. One application
will clean and brighten upholstered
pieces and rugs like new. Also,
Duo-Delloy is sofe for your finest
fobrics, and it's odorIess and nom
inflommoble.
Il ounces, CSC gallon, 4.9S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
$500 Reward Set
In Abduction

A Capitol official has offered
a $500 reward for the safe re-
turn Of his and-daughter he
says has been abducted by the
5-year-old child's mother and
her friend.
The reward action by Walter
r. Lee. ST., BOIL Legation street
NV. legislative officer for the
House Judiciary Committee,
marked a running fracas that
has seen Mr.. Lee swear out two
warrants charging the couple
threatened his life.
Whereabouts of the child's
father is unknown. Mr.. Lee said.
Capt. Michael j. Mahaney, of
the Missing Persons Bureau,
has mailed 500 post cards, car
rying the girls photograph and
description. to authorities east
of the Mississippi river.
Mr.. Lee said the child was
taken from in front of his home
June 26 by someone driving a
car with Maryland license is
sued to Walter Bruce Wright
son. Wrightson was named in
one of the warrants sworn to
by Mr.. Lee, saying the man
threatened his life May "a. Mrs.
Laura Lee. the girls mother,
was named in the other, accused
Of the same offense.
Mr.. Lee also said there is a
contempt of court warrant in
Prince Georges County against
Mrs. Lee after the Capitol ex-
ecutive had been given custody
of the child.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
Duclos Quits Paris
On Moscow Visit

PARIS. July 20 tP.-Jacques
Duclos, secretary general Of the
Stalinist French Communist
Party. left today by air for
Moscow.
Red Party chiefs of Bulgaria
and Albania-two other par
ties little affected by de-Stalin-
ization-are now in the Soviet
capital for reconciliation
talks with two visiting Yugo-
slav vice Observation-Disclosures
Rankovic and Edward Kar-
deli.
Mr.. Duclos trip may be con-
nected with those Moscow talks.
The French Communist Party
long has carried on a feud with
the Yugoslav Communists.
Earlier the newspape
France-Soir said Polish Com
munist Party Chief Wladyslaw
Gomulka and Premier Janos
Kadar Of Hungary also are in
Moscow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
zsszEsl NE|cHBoRHoO6a fesza1 ieS
Films of More Than Routine Merit

BATTLE HELL"-The British frigate Amethysts
Illustration Of the Chinese Reds the Yangtze in 1949
"THE BIRTH OF NATION"-n you've never seen the
historic d. w. Griffith classic. should
desk SET"-Katharne Hepburn Spencer Tracy spar
wittily in battle Of girl rs. electr0nic brain.
"A FACE IN THE CROWD"-Andy GrifRth in the dramatic
account Of the rise Of heel beloved TV personality.
LUST FOR LIFE"-Khk Douglas Vincent Van Gogh In
dramatically colored. distinguished biography.
SOMETHING OF vALUE"-ROck Hudson in a well-made
film Of Robert Ruark's novel about Mau-Mau terrors
"THE SPIRIT OF ST LQUIS"-James Stewart Charles
Lndbergh in fine fecall Of his famed Paris flight.
"TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON"-Democracy and
Glenn Ford comicaly meet Okinawan impasse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20

ton of armed forces. the west
ern powers hedge this measure
round with political and other
conditions. The adoption of this
standpoint by the western pow
erS puts obstacles in the way of
agreement = agreement which.
in reality, would meet with the
interests Of world peace and the
security of the peoples"
Mr.. Zorin was asked whether
the Russians were insisting
that an agreement on the end
ing of nuclear tests include a
declaration on the banning of
the use Of nuclear weapons.
mo" he replied. The So
Wet Union does not put for
ward any conditions for reach
ing agreement on the immedi-
ate cessation Of atomic and
hydrogen weapon tests. Our
point Of view is that solution
of this question should not be
made dependent on the sett-
ling Of other questions of dis
armament"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
Morx-leninism Back
In Hungarian Glasses

VIENNA. July 20 (P).-
Radio Budapest said today the
Hungarian Education Ministry
has ordered the reintroduction
of compulsory courses in Marx
LeniniSm in Hungarian uni
versities.
Abolition Of the Marx
Leninism classes was one of the
demands of Hungarian stu
dents who were among the
leaders of last falls revolt.
The broadcast said the edu-
cation ministry has promised
that the new Marx-Leninism
classes will use new methods
and certain notifications" It
did not elaborate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
LENS SHOOTS OUT
OF N CAMERA,
HITS 2 GENERALS

LONDON pa lens
which enables TV CAM
eras to switch to long dis
lance shots without losing
focus shot right out Of its
camera atop the Ascot
racetrack stands yesterday.
Two passing generals were
injured.
The lens, 3 feet long and
weighing 46 pounds, hur-
tied out of a British Broad
casting Corp. camera Just
as the first race got under
way. It landed on the
shoulder of Mai. Gen. David
Dawnay, clerk Of the course
at Ascot. and then bounced
onto Brig. Roscoe Harvey.
Both men were bruised but
stayed at the races after a
checkup by the course doc
tor.
The BIC said no lens
had ever reached out that
far before and suggested
something must have gone
wrong with its equipment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
Boy Suffers Burns
In Trush Fire Pit

: David Ricketts,, 6-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey c.
Ricketts, of 1887 Newdale road,
Chevy Chase. Md, suffered
burns yesterday when he
stumbled into a trash fire pit
behind the Chevy Chase Lake
shopping area.
The boy. who was admitted
to Childrens Hospital with
first. second and third degree
burns on his back. face and
arms, was reported in salts
factory condition today.
Montgomery County Police
said the child fell into a four
and a half foot deep FIRE pit
behind a dry cleaning estab-
lishment in the S400 block OF
Connecticut avenue. Police
said he was carried out Of the
pit by Louis Heon. manager of
q nearby swimming pool.
The boys mother said
neiehborhood children often
play near the fire pit and are
told time and time again." "a
stay away from it. Police said
q 36-inch fence surrounds the
Ere pit on three Sides,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-20
Golden Spike Marks
Historic Utuh Site

PROMONTORY, Utah.-A
seven-acre site at Promontory
on which is the spot where a
golden spike was driven May
10, 1869. to complete the first
American transcontinental rail-
road has been designated by
the Department of the Interior
as a historic site.
The United States Park Serv-
ice will help preserve and
maintain it.