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;SY,I!A3!3 At The FOLLOWING asils;. STORES
WASHINGTON. D. C.:

WASHINGTON. D. C.:
AMERICAN PLANT FOOD
o31S Blair I'd. NV.
APEX HARDWARE
AS2O Yuma 81. NV.
DIVISION AVENUE HOWE.
GOT Division NE.
DoBkiNS HARDWARE
5O23 Conn. Ave. NV.
w. s. JENKS 8 SON
723 7th 81. NV.
?. 7. MORAN co.
$3.50 M 81. NV.
JAMES J. RUPERT HOWE.
1921 7th 81. NV.
WONDER lNsEcTIcIpE co.
o26 9th 81. NV.
BETHESDA, Nd:
6UsTlNs GARDENS
Montros and Old oeorgstoWn
MelNTlRE HARDWARE
Bethesda
srRosNlpERy HARDWARE
OOOt Arlington I'd.
FOLSOM. INC.
Bethesda
WEATHERED OAK
FLOWER CENTER
752l OLD Georgetown Rd.
CHEVY CHASE:
MCINTYRE HARDWARE
Chevy Chase
SMALL'S NURSERY
$500 Jones MIN "a.
WOODWARD 8 LoTHRoP
Chevy Chase
eAlTHERsBURe. Nd:
COUNTY GARDENS
0aithersburG
MUSsER BROTHERS
GaithersbuFg
THOMAS HOWE. 8 SUPPLY
Gaithersburg
WAYNE FEED 6 SUPPLY
GaitheSsbuFs
VtNitSVtLLIs MO.'
ADELPHlA HARDWARE
2BOe University Lane
AeER HARDWARE
BB77 Aver nd.
J. n. BURToN
1910 Aver Rd.
|. W. WHITE 8 SON
0Ii4 Goth Ave.
LAUREL. Nd:
Ashley 8 HARRISON
500 Main -.
LAUREL HARDWARE
Main %.
ROCKVILLE. Nd:
ABODE HARDWARE
9 West Middle Lane
LOWRY RIGGS
TOi Stonestreet Ave.
ROCKVILLE PAINT o HOWE.
321 .. Montsomsry
ROCKVILLE SUPPLY co.
22b Commercial Lane
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TO break up the demonstrations.
When that failed. the troops be-
gan using their rifles as clubs
and finally began shooting into
the crowd.
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AlARYlANn.

MARYLAND:
BOWLING AND MUDp
Bryantewn, Md.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS HOWE.
44I1 Bowen Rd.,
Bradbury Heights. Nd.
BURROUGHS BROS.
Charlotte Hall and L. Plata, Nd.
FARM SUPPLY co.
Leonasdtewn, Nd.
GREY BLDG. SUPPLY
100 Marlboro Pike,
Forestvills. Nd.
JENNINGS GARDEN CENTER
1881 Old Rlsdsnsburs Rd..
c. N. KENDALL
ClaFksville. Nd.
LANDovER HILLS HDWE.
:0e9 Annapolis Rd.,
Landever. Nd.
RAYS HARDWARE
6aIe3t Central Ave,
Capital HEIGHTS. Nd.
SElBEL SUPPLY
Burtonsville, Nd.
SHARPER FLORIST
ke31 Brinkley Rd.,
OxOn Hill, Nd.
vlERS MILLS HDyNE.
ig2Is viss. MN Rds
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Record Tempsratures This Year
Lowest. 8. on January rs.
Nigh and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, 70, ct $40 pm.
Low. 30. at sos am.
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Tide Tables
:c Y o: %; Toi. sSry Ssst'' Coast
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VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
ANNANDALE SUPPLY
Rte. 230. Aunsndais
cHERRYDAlE HOME AND
GARDEN CENTER
352S Lee Hwy. Falls Church
DAUPHlN 8 LuTZ
S6i5 Lee Hwy, Arlington
DEL RAY HARDWARE
slOY MI. vernon Sc. Alexandria
FAlLFAx BLDG. SUPPLY
.7OO Lee Hwy. Falls Church, Va.
FAIRFAX HARDWARE
Ill W. Main ST. Fairfax. Va.
FlTZ HUGHES
Rte. 20. Fairfax
GRoVEToN HARDWARE
1912 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria
R. K. HIRST 8 SONS
Tysons Corner
HUNTER HARDWARE
Centrsvills
S. KANN'S SONS
Annaudaie
KING PAINT 8 HARDWARE
1923 Richmond Hwy.
LANGLEY HARDWARE
Mclean
LYNN MoYER co.
Oakton
MARTIN HARDWARE
.SO6 Richmond Hwy, Alexandria
SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE
Sprinsheld, W.
STAR SUPPLY co.
Little River Turnpike. Annandale
TELEGRAPH RD. HOWE.
i8i TELEGRAPH nd.
DISTRIBUTORS:
DYER BROS.
1871 Fort Myer Drive.
AFlington, w.
WALLACE {. MILLER HOWE.
s sSaC P SisHsrsi AZ.
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For pitchers Manager league
VII rely on Representatives
Udau. Ashley. Magnuson. Hagen
and Porter. That gives him q
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River RepeFt
lErQm y. 3. Engineerol
Potomac River clear 81 Harpers Ferry
and clear At Great Pals; Shenandoah
clear ct Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
,..heeding Warrington National Airportb
Aai1nrsnt 1890 ~ Noon ---------zl
sam. ------ 81 ep.m. -------72
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Preeipitatien
capss alIn suE HrssiiDi msonR H fs 70 the
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IHELp MEN 3 WOMEN teons.,

cOLORED COOK or maid or couple.
woman 70 cook and man for gen.
eral housework for small family In
country in Northern Virginia. Com
Portable Ewing quarters on prem
Uses. State wages. References re-
quired Box 43S-B, Star.
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ANTIOTTES

Brighten your home this sprinv.
Cherry, walnut, d. |. tables, coffee
tables, bedside tables, tester beds.
marble-top wristbands. chests Of
drawers, Victorian chairs and love-
seats. MA. S-7I63.
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ABAcUSES,. Aladdin lamps. east-iron
ware. coal hods. wood pals and
tubs. gas logs. FIRE signs. lard cans
sausage suffers, bathtub seats.
cant hooks, peavies. carbide lamps.
well buckets and pulleys. wash boil
ers. jerks. Washington's Oldest
1866. 723 eth st. NV. Ma. s-0S4S
ACCORDIONs t2l, Cellini, 1-2 and
each. OF. 4-9ls9.
professional new condition. Sacri.
fee. SlS5. WA. 7-s67s.
ACCORDION. 6candalli. 100 bass;
absolutely like new. Going over
seas. must sell. JE, 3-O311.
ACCORDION, Paolo Soprani, profess
Sional model. 100 bass, 3-tone
switch changes; excel. cond.; Sl75
or best offer. CIR. 3-4679.
ACCORDION. Francini, 100 bass, Q
switches, like new. reasonable
LII. 1887 between IL and 6 pm.
ACCORDION, I2O bass, good condi-
tion; S75. Call WO. $3.50.
ACCORDION and case, 100 bass;
sooa eona 81, special model. with
S"-s~ASS' %od'oN' o1oo oAo ob. NV
ADDING MACHINES, hand and
cleo: $50 up. HARRY ]. ABRAMS.
l24 L st. ne.
ADDING MACHINE, small, adds,
sSn1ppt r9 cyr, guarantee: Sl4.95.
ADDING MACHINES: desk model
TRIAL. 20o7 i4th st. NV
ADDING MACHINE, Underwood,
Sunstrand lO-key, Al cond', hand
Also Remington typewriter. Cali
GA. 4-s795.
ADDING MACHINE, 10-key Rem
Rand; new; no money down, 81
week. CIRCLE. GIG 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, S25. IO-key, q
col: also Victor, gray fln., rebuilt
LEE DISCOUNT, RIM. 3l6, 1424 K
ST. NV.
ADDING MACHINES, hand and
cleo. Remington, Victor, etc., re-
built and refinished like new, all
guaranteed. LEE DISCOUNT OF
FICE. Room $40, 1924 K st. NV.
ADDING MACHINES-Dozens Of re-
built and recOnd. l0-key cleo. Rem
inRtons and Sunstrands. run like
new, look like new; at fraction of
new cost. NORTHS. 2l36 Pa. ave.
NV, ID. 7-736i.
ADDING MACHINE, hand. electric,
new, used; sold. rented, repaired,
exch. CIRCLE. 6l6 9th st. NV.
ADDING MACHINE, SIN. desk model;
power mower. duplicator. type
writer; will deliver. JU. 9-sS60.
ADDING MACHINES. TYPEWRIT.
Frs. SIS and UP. your choice: new
or rebuilt. No money dn,, 81 o wk
Free home demonstration. Cal
cLARKs, EN-. $685.. NOW.
ADDING MACHINE, lO-key, recond.
S65. Other bargains. CIRCLE. Git
9th st. INV. DI. 7-6036.
ADDING MACHINE, I0-key Rem
week. CIRCLE. SIS 9Th st. NV
ADDRESsOGRAPH. hand model
complete No. 1900, cabinet, new
frames, trays. plates. etc. ME
| s-l221.
ADDRESSOGRAPH. complete outfit
including machine to make plates
| several cabinets and a large guam.
| tity OF unused plates. Late model
1 used very little. See MI Jones
PIANO MART. INC. 1915 9TH NV
AIR CONDITIONERs--Is-ton Phil
| co, SIS; Seton Philco. SOS: both
in excel. cond. Also G-E wrlnger
type washer, good condition. $25
FL. 4-o624.
AIR COND., Philco, late midi, ~.
ton. neat appear: 500. OV. 1880
AIR CONDITIONER, SO Feeders, 1,
ton 10y; used l mo-; S125
AIR COND., Mitchell. sl-h.p-- iI5.
volts, no special wiring needed; like
new; SOS cash. OIL. 2-4456.
AIR CONDITIONER, 1886. CT
| Thinline model. ia-ton capacity
/ used 4i2 months, perfect condition
best offer. Box CSC. Star.
AIR CONDITIONER, console. Philco.
| York. 94-h.p.. 1l0-volt. good run.
ming shape, nice cab; $50. EN-
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IINsrRUcT. COURSES tcent. }

Learn How 20 Self Buyl Invest,
Our Regular SIS Course for $751;
Each Lecture Worth Price OF Course
..Our 4prinn Gpecial IL Tons"
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sITs.-MEN tcons.l
BooKKEEPLR.oIFIcE NM

BOoKKEEPER- OFFICE MANAGER
exceptional ability and experience
Ludlow 2-05O4.
cHEI', colored, would like part-tims
work Il to 10 am, or z am. to
en-. LU. 4-OO72.
CONSTR. SUPT.. reg. engineer. good
general experiences; commercial ane
Government. Phone ewes, FE
3-639S, -
JANITOR, maintenance man, want.
to change job. Pref, NV. loo. Ex-
per-. ref. Box 4U7-Y. Star.
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ANTIQUES
AND DEcoRAToRs' ITEMS

AND DECORATORS ITEMS
Purple thumbprint pitcher. ST.:
fruit plates. 81; goblets and cruets,
81 UP; Amberina vase. 81; Bristol
vase, 81; satin vase. 81: milk glass
rooster. 81: paperweight, 81; am
Der daily and button saucers, 81;
flgurines. 81; lamps, 81: demi tasse
sets. 81; English teapot. 81; amber
thistle. 81: ruby compete. $3.50:
cranberry vase, So. 30. covered cam
dy dish, purple, $3.50: 3-face salt
and peppers. $3.50. cranberry salt
shakers, $3.50. model ship. So so:
marble top tables. $50: marble top
wsshstand. $50; marble top chest.
$50: tea cart. $40; cobbler's bench.
Sis. china cabinet. SIS: many other
bargains, Incl walnut secretary,
pine cor. cupboard. early American
chairs, pine sideboard.. silver chest,
etc: Come in and prowl. Open daily.
Kinds, i2th and q sts. Sc. mr..
Penna. ave. Ii. 4-96Ss.
P.S.-See our al under furnish
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CARPENTRY. porch. garage. etc.;
lge. or small Jobs; free estimates.
JACK sPARKEs. 10. 2-6533.
CARPENTER and maintenance paint
ing; patch plastereins; small brick
work; small Jobs. DU. 1850.
CEMENT WORK, steps, porches,
patlos, floors, cinder blocks, No lot
too small. c. DESPERT. HO. 2
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HELP-MEN AND woMEN
AUTOMOTIvE SALES CLERKS l2l

AUTOMOTIvE SALES CLERKS t2l,
experienced permanent; man or
WOMAN; arp prefer Yer, age 0 saoso 5 s algF
TRUCKS. INC, 1921 West Virginia
ave. ne.
BEAUTlCIANS, male or female. ex-
Gel working cond., salary with
comm, call OIL. 4-4SS0, HEEGER s
HAIR STYLISH OF BETHESDA.
BEAUTICIAN, white. experienced;
soOd salary and commission, good
working conditions. Apply in per-
son. HOTEL WASHINGTON BEAU
TY SALON, 18th and F st. NV.
MA S-Si36
BOOKKEEPER. capable Of keeping
complete set OF books; make prof.
and loss statements. tax forms.
Wonderful opportunity In old estah-
lished local firm; Usual BENEFITS;
and background viii stand inspec-
tlon. Permanent. Box 21T-C, Star.
BOOKKEEPER OR ASSISTANT Wills
ing to learn Night school student
or retired person satisfactory: sal
AIRY open. Inquire SAM BROWN
FURNITURE CENTER. 1909 Good
Hope I'd. sc
CARTOGRAPHIC CRAFTSMAN,
scribers. trainees and exp. per-
sonnet. salary $40 TO S100 week
Apply 1908 Duke St. Alex. Va.
DIRECTOR, ST. MARY's COUNTY
WELFARE DEPARTMENT. Leon
ardtown, Nd. Salary range S5.2Sl =
S6.336. Qualifications. MS.W. In
social work Plus 5 years OF recent
paid employment in social case
work services in public or pri-
vate case work agency which in
cludes 3 years OF executive. super
yisory or teaching responsibility
and one year in agency admins
tering assistance or foster home
payments. For further information
regarI .ng position and beginning
salary. contact MARYLAND STATE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC VEL
FARE, 100 West Redwood st, Balti-
more, Md
DISTRIBUTOR WANTED-car pre-
ferred; part time or full time. ST,
3-6B31, or apply 1llb 18th St
NV. Suite 800
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MIscEL. SALE tcons.I

ANTIQUES OF oUALITY-French
mirrors. marble top tables. sold
leaf curios and chairs, and other
pieces =, st very iog prices. n VII.
ANTIQUEs-Tables. chairs, side-
rack, mirrors, clock. china ~
Goth st. NV. "a
ANTIQUES-Victori walnut youth
bed milk glass chandelier with
prisms. large spinning wheel. 2 de-
canters. JU. 7-533S.
ANTIoUEs-EARLY AMERICAN
FOUR WINDS FARM
Large constantly moving stock Out
rieht on 500 whitehall 6-s4o5
ANTIQUES-Cherry desk, S275; cor.
cupboard. sm,. 81 so; Wet. chaise
lounge, S45: 2 rockers, SIS and Sl2:
lge. mans chr. SIS: ice cream
table and 4 CHRIS. SIS: misc pic
lures. XII. S-95l0.
ANTIoUEs-Marble tops, old glass.
| stems, silver. pewter. furniture.
400 Suitland I'd. sc. IL am. on.
ANTIQUES-Bone dishes. brass spit
toon and bird cage, glass, Pa. Dutch
rocker rocker. glass paintings. china closet.
cleo. range. TIE. 6-7150. a-a
ANTIQUE AND MODERN bird and
| flower prints, frames and color re.
produces. stamp coll IA. 9-0S02,
ANTIQUES--come out TO the ''PI-
| RATES DEM; fine collection of re-
finished pine furniture, china. glass
and misc. 1926 E. Montgomery ave.
Rockville, Md. Open days q
week. to o. Pc. 2-497S.
ANTIQUE DOOR RAILING for front
steps. of town house. $3.50. XII.
| S-0240.
MISUNDERSTANDING glass. china.
etc. COLONIAL ANTIQUE SHOP,
| Purcellville, Va; Just of Rte. q on
Lincoln I'd. Open Sundays. Pur-
cellyille, ED. S-39S1.
ANTIQUE ORIG. SOFA, chest OF
drawers, radio-record player, 80
! or 40 Vt. old records. Between 10
am. and 2 pm. EN-. 1864. 2210
3Sth st. NV.
ANTIQUE. Queen Ann, gorgeous, Ice.
| solid-mahog. drop-leaf table. CO.
1 b-2306.
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CEMENT WORK. steps, porches, re-
tanning walls and cinder blocks
laid. d. GADDIS. tn. 2-3s04.
KITCHEN MODERNIZ-
ING, wood or metal cabinets. O. A,
COOK, LA. R-72RR
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MANUFACTURERS
REPRESENTATIVE

Successful. mature. experienced in
wholesale and retail
sales promotion; have ability, n
nances and know-how for any sales
campaign in this area. Seeking
change. Best refer. Box 4l0-Y. Star.
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WELDING

Learn ARC. GAS and HELIARc,
of Jobs offering HIGH PAY. Easy "a
learn spare time. Write for FREE
BOOK, UTILITIES ENG. INST. Box
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DRY WALL tapping and finishing. RE.

DRIvEWAYS. porches, steps, walks,
ala tyres OF concrete work. LII.
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ACCOkDION, Paolo Soprani, profess
slonal model. 100 bass, 3-tone
switch changes; excel. cond.; Sl75
or best offer. CIR. 3-4679.
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ACCORDION. Francini. 100 bass,
switches, like new. reasonable
LU. 1887 between IL and 6 pm.
ACCORDION, l2O bass, good condi-
ton; S7b. Call WO. 6.3l3O.
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ACCORDION. scandalli, 100 bass;
ID treble and bass shifts; black;
absolutely like new. Going over
seas, must SELL JE, 3-O311.
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sITUATioNs--woMsN

CLERK TYPIsT. colored. neat. in.
teiligert desires part lime work
Ewes. aft. $40. Sat, HU. 3-ssa0
COMPANION, part time. 10 elderly
person: dependable: references
co. S-i659
COMPANION TO LADY living alone
nondrinker, Box ae6-Y. Star.
ST'RSE avATJaBI.E. hnsuisal trsined
Doctors reference 70 k-1iA1
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ACCORDION and case, TO bass;
good cond,; special model, with
switches: $3.50; $685. 3rd st. NV.
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GIRL wants work 5 days week, o 10
>. reliable: refs. Ii. 3-1794.
GIRL, colored, desires housework,
days work or busgirl. AID. 2-793S
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$3.50.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS -
Driers, ranges, air cond., complete
wiring rec. rms. additions: free
est; lie. and bonded. JU. 1857.
EXPERT TILE WORK, specializink
repairs and remodeling, free esti-
mate. Call anytime. RIA. 6-4972.
FENCE PICKETS SALE, Mon, Tues.
Wed. All sizes. 1907 of. 1920
Wilson blvd. ia. Abba, RUCKER
LUMBER,
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male or female. ex-
Gel working cond., salary with
comm, call OIL. 4-4SSn, HEEGER S
HAIR STYLISH OF BETHESDA.
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CURTAINS washed and stretched:
Call for and delivered. Ii. 4-0639.
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board room Of the National Sav.
ings and Trust Co.. Fifteenth
street and New York avenue
INV.
Washington Highlands Citi-
|zens Association. Patterson Ele-
|mentary School. South Capitol
terrace and Darlington street
|S.W.
Thursday
Capitol Hill Southeast Citizens
Association. Hine Junior High
School. Seventh and c streets
Sc.
Northeast Council, No. IL
Police Precinct, Seventeenth
street and Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Friday
North Michigan Park Civic
Association. 1880 pm, Petworth
Library. Georgia avenue and Up
shur street NV.
Maryland
Tomorrow
Pinecrest Citizens Association.
$3.50 pm, Pinecrest Elementary
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CITIZENS MEETINGS

Association when it meets at 8
pm. tomorrow in the Parish Hall
of st. Johns Episcopal Church.
Potomac and o streets NV.
Mr.. Aud. a member Of the as
sociation, is on the Interstate
Commission on the Potomac
River Basin.
Other associations meeting
this week, all at 8 pm. unless
otherwise noted. are:
Tomorrow
Northwest Boundary Civic AS
sociation. Mcfarland Junior
High School, Iowa avenue and
Webster street NV.
Tuesday
Deanwood Civic Association
Carver Elementary School, Whit
tingham and Lane places NE.
Wednesday
Oldest Inhabitants, 7:3O pm.
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Meeting announcement
must be in the hands of the
CiUic Calendar editor by noon
Thursday of each iDeek to in
sure publication in the column
Sunday. Those received too
late ,ciH not be used separately
unless there Is some special
news significance attached to
thent.)
George Riseling, chief counsel
for the District Land Redevelop-
ment Agency. will address the
Sixteenth Street Highlands Cit
izens Association at its meeting
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the Bright.
wood Elementary School, Thir-
teenth and Nicholson streets
NV.
David Auld. chief sanitary en-
gineer for Washington, will dis
cuss water pollution remedies
before the Georgetown Citizens
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order issued by Attorney General
Edwin X. Steers.
Mr.. Steers is one of three men
named by Republican Gov. Har-
old w. Handley to a special State
investigating team to look into
the land buying deals in the ad-
ministration of former Gov.
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Lund Scandal Quiz
In Indiunu Grows

INDIANAPOLIS. April 81 (P).
Investigation of State highway
land buying scandals spread to-
day to Lake County (Gary-East
Chicago-Hammond) and back to
the start Of the previous State
administration.
Right-of-way records Of Spero
c. Skaltsas. former engineer In
the right-of-way division, were
seized at Gary by william T.
Henry. assistant director of the
division. He acted under an
Evening star., 1957-04-28

George N. Craig. G.. o. p. fac
tional foe of Gov. Handley.
Highway department records
showed Mr.. 'Skaltsas collected
$2l, 900 in State fees on tri-State
expressway land deals In Gary
after he left his $580-a-rhonth
State job and set up his own
right-of-way engineering Office.
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School, Woodmoor and St.
Lawrence drives. Silver Spring.
Virginia
Tomorrow
Columbia Heights Civic Asso-
citation, Glen Carlyn School,
Arlington.
Tuesday
Lyon Park Citizens Associa-
tion. Ala North Fillmore street,
Arlington.
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Our Authentic
"unlVerslties"

And when we say au-
thentic we mean Just
thatl They're tall,
trim, taperedl Rich.
full bodied woods tai
lored by expertsl So
why spend more? Shop
Penney'sl
Evening star., 1957-12-25

Penney's picks a time
less aristocratic blend,
tailors it with full quilt
lining and all the right
casual touches then
breaks the price right
In mid-SeasOn!
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SaUe s28

It'll be before you'll approach this price again for tailor
ing and fabrics like this why wait and pay get
that suit NOW! All patterns and weaves
tailored with Penney precision our regular smook models
by regular makers Plenty of 3buttons No eftovers
shortcuts but suit value to beat all suit values Regu-
lars, shorts, longs Sizes SO to as.
Evening star., 1957-12-25

Rugged, quilt : lined
cotton sheens with
sharp wooden toggles
and a fully quilted zip
off hood Yes. Pen
ney's gives you more
coat for less money!
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Barnes and Bethel In
COIOr1uI Wedding

st. Agnes Episcopal Church,
beautiful with Easter flowers and
palms, was the. setting for the
Easter Sunday wedding of &C.
neva L. Bethel and David T.
Barnes. The rector, the Venerable
John E. Gunner officiated at the
3 o'clock ceremony.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, Clifford Bethel, was
lovely in her wedding gown Of
white, lace-appliqued marquisette
over white satin. A redingote of
white silk French lace was styled
with fitted bodice, scoop neck
line and satin strippings covering
the shoulders. Tiny satin buttons
fastened the bodice back. T h e
very bouffant skirt was floor
length. The brides finger-tip veil
was draped from a pearl en-
crusted bandeau. She wore lace
mitts and carried a cascade bou-
Quet of white carnations. Mrs.
Gartha Bethel Reed, aunt of the
bride was her matron of honor.
Mrs. Reed wore white tulle and
chiffon with matching hat; her
flowers were pink carnations.
Junior bridesmaids were Lauras-
tine Mason, niece of the bride,
who wore blue French organdy
over blue taffeta; and Constance
Brown in pink French organdy
over pink taffeta. Their flowers
were nosegayS of white flowers.
Flower girls in yellow, blue and
pink organdy respectively were
Deborah Mason, Linda Howard
and Elizabeth Bethel. George
Bethel was ringbearer. Howard
Beetles served as bestman; Lloyd
Bethel and William Redd were
ushers. For her daughters we'd
ding, Mrs. Bethel wore white lace
over blue taffeta. Her corsage was
white carnations. Mrs. Barnes,
mother of the groom, wore pink
with white accessories. Her cor
sage was of pink and white car
nations.
The wedding reception which
followed the wedding ceremony
was held at the home of the
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via Holmes, both wearing white
organdy dresses made over blue
taffeta, were the flower girls; De-
rex Smith, nephew of the bride,
served as ring bearer. Miss Louise
Role sang, 20, Promise Me-"
prior to the ceremony. A reception
for 200 followed the service. Mrs.
Annette Mcneil of Dorsey High
School, former Home room teach
er of the bride, kept the guest
register while Mrs. Lorenzo Smith
had charge of the gifts.
Mrs. Robinson, 1855 graduate
of Dorsey High School, is the
youngest child of the A. C.
Smiths of Liberty City. She at
tended Tuskegee Institute and
Lincoln University, Jefferson City,
Mo. Mr.. Robinson, a 1947 gradu-
uate of Booker T. Washington
High School, is the SON of Mrs.
Marie Dorset. He has om2leted
his service with the Armed Forces
and is presently member of the
Dade County Sheriff's Patrol. The
couple Is at home in the Carver
Village apartments.
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brides grandmother, Mrs. Veron-
lea Mason of oath Court. A four
tered wedding cake conferred the
tastefully decorated dining table.
Decorations were white wedding
bells and streamers. A buffet SER
vice was enjoyed by approximate
ly $50 guests. Assisting Mrs. Ma
son were Emerson Mason and
Mesdames Marian Henry, J. L.
Sheppard and Rufus Perry (the
brides godmother). Mrs. Barnes
wore a brown and beige linen en-
semble with beige accessories
when she left with her husband
on their honeymoon-a motor trip
through the state.
Mrs. Barnes, eldest daughter of
the Clifford Bethels is a 1856
graduate of Booker WTashing-
ton High School where she work
ed with Junior Red Cross, was
a member of the famed BTW
chorus and of the athletic assoc
iation. Mr.. Barnes of Plymouth,
Fla, attended Hungerford Insti-
tute. He enlisted in the Navy and
IS presently stationed in Norfolk,
Va. aboard the u. S. S. Franklin
d. Roosevelt.
Mrs. J. L. Sheppard of oath ct.
held a beautifully arranged mis-
cellaneouS Shower for the BRIDE
elect at the hostess home on
Thursday night, April 18, to which
Miss Bethel's friends and friends
of her family were invited.