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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Suez Canal Is Cleared
OF Last Big Obstacle
2o,ooo-Ton
Ships Can
Now Pass

CAIRO. April 8 (R.-United
Nations salvage crews today
completed clearance of the Suez
Canal by lifting and haul
ing away the sunken Egyptian
frigate Abukir.
The Abukir, last major block
in the 103-mile waterway, was
towed to a dumping ground in
the Bitter Lakes north of Suez.
Removal of the vessel opens the
canal to ships up to 10000 tons
provided the Egyptian gov
eminent gives a go-ahead. Be-
fore removal only ships of under
10000 tons could go through.
1t. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler.
chief of the clearance operation,
is expected to send word to U. N.
Secretary General Dag Hammar-
skiold, who will notify the Gen.
erai Assembly. The 8l-nation
Assembly authorized the canal
clearance after the cease-fire
which halted the British French
Israeli invasion of Egypt last
fall.
Repairs Still Needed
The Abukir, a 1,460-ton war.
ship Egypt obtained from Brit
ain after World War II, was
sunk in the Channel near the
Southern end of the canal.
Gen. Wheeler's team still has
some work to do on one wreck
outside the channel and add.
tional repairs on lighting, com.
munications and navigational
aids.
But lifting of the Abukir
means the canal channel is ply
sically clear for all shipping fer
the first time in more than five
months. The formal announce
ment of the opening is up to
Egyptian authorities.
Hundreds Watch
/ Hundreds Of persons watched
from the banks and whistles
shrilled as the Abukir was lifted
in a cradle between two of the
most powerful floating cranes in
the world-the West German
vessels Energie and Ausdauer.
Eighteen steel ropes were used in
the hoist.
| The German tugs Wotan and
Hermes towed the group north
ward toward the dumping
ground. The trip was expected
to take 10 hours.
An Egyptian Suez Canal Au-
thority spokesman told newsmen
the authority will announce soon
that the canal is open to all
shipping. but he did not specify
the date.
/ Speculation arose in Cairo
that President NaSser may de-
mand withdrawal of U. N. Emer-
gency Force troops from Sharm
Ell Sheikh on the Gulf of Aqaba
as a result of an American tank
ers trail-blazing trip through
the disputed waterway with oil
flor Israel.
The 10,441-ton Kern Hills
pumped Iranian oil into water
front tanks in Israel's port of
Flat while Israeli soldiers stood
guard with machine guns.
Glenn E. Moseley Of Portland,
Greg, captain of the Kern Hills,
said he expected to finish I'M
loading his CARGO, 900 tons Of
fuel oil and 1880 tons of crude
oil-and sail by midnight to-
night.
The Kern Hills sailed into
Continued on Page IA, Col. 4
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Picusso to Show in Spain

CANNES. France, April 8 (P1.
Pablo Picasso. a member of the
Communist Party and. since
1889 an enemy of Generalissimo
Francisco frances regime in his
native Spain. is planning ex-
hibitS of his paintings in Madrid
and Barcelona this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
100 Danes to Receive
U. S. Missile Training

COPENHAGEN, April 8 P).--
About 100 Danish military tech
nicians will receive training in
the use of guided missiles in the
United States. defense officials
said today.
The first two will leave in a
few days. They will be followed
by bigger groups. The techni-
clans are expected to stay in
the United States up to 10
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
BABIES, HUSBANDS
NEED HANDLING

A WlFE's ILLNESS may eouse her
suddenly to lose patience with her
husbond, Dr., Steinerohn advises a
housewife in his medieol column on
Poee Bio.
KNITTED FABRICS ore q foshion
hit this yeor. especially in wool Jersey.
soys Elem in her Foshion Notebook
on Poqe B-S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
BY ALEX r. PRESTON

A bitter House debate broke
out today over legislation to in
crease the total cost of the pro-
posed new Fourteenth Street
Bridge by sos million.
The argument was touched of
by Representative Gross. Repub-
hcan of Iowa, who said that all
of the taxpayers in the Nation
are being asked to pay for
bridges primarily of benefit to
citizens of Washington, Virginia
and Maryland.
The House was to take up
eight other legislative matters
affecting the District before act
ing on the Districts $192.5 mil
lion budget bill.
Trimmed From Last Year
The budget, which was
brought up late last Thursday
but then was postponed until
today, proposes to spend S5.7
million less than is provided in
the current fiscal year.
The bill also provides for a
Federal payment of only $50
million. which is So million less
than the amount Congress pre-
viously has authorized as the
Federal Governments share of
running the Nations Capital.
Today is District day in
the House. Before reaching the
controversial Fourteenth Street
Bridge matter. the House passed
by voice vote a bill that had
drawn the opposition of the Dis
trict Commissioners. The meas
ure, by Representative league,
Democrat of Texas, would in
corporate the Metropolitan Po-
lice Relief Association SO as to
make it exempt from the Dis
trict's insurance laws and regu-
lationS.
The bridge bill, by Repre-
sentative Davis, Democrat of
Georgia, was made necessary
because of higher costs since the
project was originally author
lied by Congress in 1916.
Mcmillan Explains Bill
Chairman Mcmillan of the
House District Committee, in
explaining the bill. said that
Congress had authorized a total
of 81 million for two Fourteenth
street crossings of the Potomac
River. One, carrying Washing
ton-bound traffic from Virginia,
has been built and used up all
but 100000 of the original APP
preparation.
The Davis bill originally in
creased the authorized cost OF
both spans from 81 million to
1916 million. Representative
Smith, Democrat of Virginia, in
sisted, however, that an addi-
tional SIS million be included
so that drawspan could be
constructed to maintain naviga-
ton up the stream as far as
Georgetown and Rosslyn.
When the bill was called up
Representative Gross inquired
"Does this mean that all the
taxpayers in the country are 60
ing to have to pay for this
bridge?"
That is correct" Mr.. McNiil-
Ian replied.
That is where the Iowan made
his observation about the spar
benefiting only citizens of this
area. Mr.. Mcmillan replied that
the bridge is on one Of the prin-
cipal Interstate thoroughfare:
In the Nation-U. S. Route /.
Last year we appropriated
something like SIS million fol
the Jones Point Bridge" Mr.
Gross went on. land at this Ses-
sion we are asked to spend more
money for bridge at ConStitu.
ton avenue. II seems to me thai
the taxpayers of Maryland ant
Virginia should contribute to the
cost of these bridges"
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House Passes
Bill for Second
Bridge at 14th
Vote of 100 to 100
Increases TotuI
To Sis Million
BULLETIN

The House this afternoon
passed by a vote of 1870 to 100
a bill authorizing a second
Fourteenth Street Bridge across
the Potomac River. The meas
ure increases the authorized
total cost for the two spans
one of which already is built
from 81 million to SITS mil
lion. The bill now goes to the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
Elizabeth and Philip Get
Warm Welcome in Paris
Visit Is First by Reienine British Queen
Since Victoria Crossed Channel in 1855

PARIS, April [P-Queen Elizabeth II of Britain and the
Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Paris today for official
visit France determined to make her stay the most coou
pageant the republic has staged for monarch.
President Rene Coty and host OF tophatted French dig
naries beamed the Vscount airlnr landed the young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08
COSTS OF CREDIT
Bar Asks Code Limit
In Pay Gornishments
BY EMERSON BEAUCHAMP

wage who gets garnished would be assured Of
finding something his envelope proposed
ment to the District Code.
The amendment, which drafted by subcommittee
the District Bar Associations Municipal Committee would
provide that only 10 cent of the salary OF the head Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

Queen and her husband at flag
bedecked Orly Airfield. About
1000 persons were in the official
welcoming party.
A huge audience watched on
television. The drive to the air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-08

Continued on Page IA, Col. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
FOR THE i-CAR FAMILY M

FOR THE Lear FAMILY who
and public .ransp are an within
waking distance Three bedrooms
all brick, fun basement. pAneled
reer rtn screened porch fenced
yard. stol m windows Gil. S19.5o1.
located IN North Arlington. lust Of
Lee hwy and Lorcom lane. This
in maculate home Is too good 10
last! CAN TO-DAY, LURIA BROS
294S Wilson blvd IA 7-S500
FaMILY-STYLE BRICK HOME
bedrms., liY rm. with fireplace
sep. din nm, equip. kit. comnl
bath and shower rms. Lee bsmt
rec. play rim. Cyclone fence. brick
garage. Nr. Pentagon. | blk 20
grade and Ir high schools Sle.a95
Substantial down payment. IA. .
1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

tom-builI Colonial with com
manding view There is a Gen ana
"a bath on lst floor: bedrms on
rage: only . yrs. old. See this To-
day. RORSCHACH REALTY. II07
" Broad St, Falls Church. JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
HOW NICE TO OWN

stanhaven I'd Spreading across q
ob-ft. frontage this new brick ram.
bier has an unusual luxurious in.
terror rms, features 25xlA
sunken EV. I'm. with drepl. and
picture window, 25-ft. family rm
with firepl delightful kit. with din.
ing nook. 3 lge bedrms, baths.
3-car garage and i7-acre level lot
For the discriminate Tins buyer S37. :
300 incl. liy, rm.. furniture and
7 D. BURGESS. Exclusive Real.or
RE. $500: ewes, RE. 6-6s27.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

Coon LEASE for store with neces-
sary plumbing and electrical IN
epectiuns ~ can prepare II now.
Have the equipment IN complete
package for lunch and soft ice
cream shop. OV. 3-5SS0, to
n u IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
SOMETHING!

TO shout about, Tip-top everything
House, style, terms, location. Eere
IS standout value from every angle
A sparkling 3-bedroom rambling
brick beauty less than :, years ole
and in a handy location you are
sure 10 enjoy. Fireplace in Twins
room, separate dining room, very
largo kitchen with dinette space anc
all the latest equipment: Ia bath,
and loaded with extras Big. Bis
4lsTe loan already waiting and 4
low. low down payment moves you
In Total price, Sl6.95G, and SiOs
per month pays everything. Cal
IA. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
SMARTLY STYLED"
TERMS

Couldn't be betterl Big and beaut,.
full brick bi level, deliehtfuiiy
planned. Paneled rec rm.. 8 large
bedrooms, picture Widowed Twins
dining room and de luxe equipped
G-E kitchen with breakfast bar
built-in radio speaker system ano
many luxury extras. Located on 8
big wooded lot, in a highly desirable
neighborhood. Only . years old anc
in the peak Of condition BUT BEST
OF ALL, YOU may assume more thar
$4,000, 4izes financing and a.
little as $4,000 cash will move
you In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

FOR -bedrm.. insulated
frame home, mr.. schl.. z Cor. and +
CHI: assume CT loan. JE. 4-2i52
$500 DOWN PAYMENT and SlOf
per nc. TO qualified veteran-NeE
3-bedrm., modern brick rambler
with. att. carport: liv. rm. with
firepl,. fully equip. kit: all city
utilities: paved streets. curbs and
ARLINGTON REALTY CO, IA y.
$500, - I'll q. 1900 VII son
BLVD. (REALTORl
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
21h ACRES

Build your home on this choice
p. @. County site: cleared. level
fenced: barn already built: overlook,
Rosecroft: $3.50. T. d. BURGESS
RE. $500: ewes, MRS. MORRISON
10. 1-139S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

3-BEDROOM. 2-BATH CAPE COD
New home condition. close-in
Hyattsville: only Sl3.500 Full
rm. Big fenced lot; Sll.l00 FLA
loan payable S64 IL per mo. THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
SPRING LAKE

Beautiful 2-yr.-old. S-rm. brick
home with large side porch. Gear
garage; on acres: plenty OF SWIM
ming and horseback riding: $751; $50.
Phone DU 5-9093,
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-si'---'.-='--7i-'is' -
TAKOMA PARK

OPEN 2-5 OH ELM AVENUE
Custom built. all-brtck rambler:
lge. liv.. I'm with Roman brick IRE
pl-. full din. rm. 3 twin bedrms
= baths and nuge cleo kit: full
daylisht bsmt,: outside entr.; tree
shaded fenced ward: walk to stores.
bus, theaters. schools. Dir: N. H.
ave, left on Ethan Allen block,
left on Elm to 6l1. Mr. Norheim,
He $3.50 cox a CO.. ~. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
So Sad! But Oh, So True"
SOLAR HOUSE

Completely functional 4-bedroom
home. on large wooded lot, In ex-
clukVie area. Gail ,JF 2-6QSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
HOUSES TO BUILD

FOUR BEDRMS.; 2 full baths, fun
Complete package cd deal includes
financing and architectural con-
sulting service. CROSS ROADS DE.
VELOPMENT co JE 2-49T0.
WE CAN ACCEPT a few more con-
tracts az our big winter discount
price. ANY STYLE-ANY SIZE. No
charge for plans or financing. See
our homes now going up and COM
NORTHERN DEVELOPERS, 3436
Lee highway. Arlington, Va. ia. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
TOP PRICES
;NvESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

Hiehest cash for homes. Free an
praisal Gay or night D G., p a co
Nd. Mr.. KITCHENS. ST. 3-736S.
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RED woOD RANCH

HUtSE, on -ncTe wooded lot
1000 50 IT., central heat and air
eond; ! blks from 3 new schools.
elem. high and parochial Cali
fornia owner must sell. S34 600
einA Coventry I'd. Alex. Va. so
s-S-S6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

1EMPLE HILLSi M ,DjO.-2 bed.
rms, expanslble attic, lac s.actC
lot Nice garden space Ash. single
aluminium storm windows and
doors; I block 70 nus. Call Girls
MoND REAL ESTATE, re. $4,000
BUNGALOWS. 2 and 3 bedrms side
drive lac lot. trees rec, rms
vacant new eond Might rent or
0thanHe OWNER, ia. D.1OlO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA-BRADpoCK HTS

ALEXANDRIA Burgudy Village
home. Assume CT loan. You do not
have to be CT 10 purchase this
property: 5000 cash required: bal
ance approximately S75 per month
To inspect, call ia. 2-9666, OF
apae KE Q.ARAQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

Directions: Take Arlington blvd
fRtc, h0l to Fairfax circle. continue
around circle and take Rte az
toward Fairfax approx y mile "a
model home on right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

ACKOSs IRON COUNTRY CLUB on
level. Rarden-type. tree-studded lot
Cozy armchair living room with
log-burning fireplace, separate din
ing room. sparkling kit. with de
luxe equipment. paneied den .
double bedrooms, screened porch,
garage. Brick construction through
out. FANTASTIC BUY at SI5.950.
While IL lasts call ia 10000,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2222
~ Glebe TON Lee hwy ! Omen a "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
NOT MUCH NOW but has excel

NOT MUCH NOW but has excel
possibilities. Small frame cottage
on lovely lot. IDEAL STARTER
payment TO qualified purchaser
SiLlS REAL ESTATE. ia. $1,000
WIFE -SAVER-No steps In this G3-
It. rambler. sitting on It's own y.
acre estate. IN popular Mclean. q
bedrooms, separate dining room
small den. beautiful kit with nat
urai wood cabinets, huge bsmt
sarage AMAZING VALUE al oAly
S2i 1850 Call IA. 7-qu9d REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, INC, 2242 "
(ilnhe infI ne hwy OMEN 90
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
WE AGREE

GEORGE WAS RIGHT!
This Is a dream house. Mrs. George
says: 1t has everything" Fireplace
ing space in the kitchen, 3 big bed.
rooms and tiled bath. The littl,
Georges like to play In the base.
ment, which has an outside entrance
and Va bath. We believe you will lik,
this new home as well as tn
Georges, SO call US today. Located il
North Arlington. and only $4,000
down will get immediate possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
WALTER A. BROWN
lois VT. Ave. MA. S-l652, OIL. 2-51;
VISIT LOHR HOMES
OLD SOUTH!

THIS home is a true reminder Of
the elegant days OF the Old South
With its pillared front Colonial
porch Inside its spacious rooms. its
stairway leading to bedrooms,
means comfortable living for large
family. It rests beautifully on Its
large wooded. lot. II has. oeen care
grated. You'd never believe 1t can be
bought for $4,000. Call HE. $4,000
and ask TO see the Takoma Park
Plantation Home
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MCLEAN

New 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brick and
frame Full bSmt., .-din l.. Fire
pls. space for 4th bedrm, City
water. sewer. Conv. location. CAL
Ell 6-4l6l.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN. Realtor
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UPPER MARLBORO

4-bedroom dwelling on large.
corner lot. full daylight basement
: 1850. Other properties also avail
able include new 4-bedroom dwell
ings with 3 baths and finished rec
room, IN Oxon Hill area and 3-bed-
room. 2-bath dwellings with finished
rec. room, all on one floor, in Camp
Springs area Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

custom built rambler only / yr.
old on a dead.end st. in Ariington's
extra features such as baseboard
hot-vater heat tiled vanities: a
perfect dream OF kit. with a 2-dr
refgr washer and drleY. center
hall. tremendous liv nm on the
rear OF the house with a view OF a
wooded area a tremendous rec
nm. q 18th bedrm. and a Ord bath
entirely out OF the ground A %
"! 49, loan can be assumed
THE DARBY CO. IA. 5-9393. Open
y 20 q
CLUB HILLS ARL--
Immac. 3-bedrm. white brick home
Priced for immed sale Features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
YOU GET MORE!

SPACE for YOUR family to enjoy In
this large bungalow with bedrooms.
i IA baths, full basement and hot
water heat. Its lot is 60x1S0 feet
and wooded. The home has > porches
and detached garage all for Sl4 $50.
It's well located in Takoma Park.
vide the details
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Lake Bancroft
REALTY co
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA b-HoOO

ia. $4,000
McLEAN---On a beautifully land
scaped ia-acre lot, we have this
older frame home. containing bed
rms, L "a baths detached 2-car gar.
$4,000. Call Ell. 6-4l6l.
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ANDREWS FIELD

New brick. 3-bedroom rambler:
separate dining room, knotty pine
equipped kitchen, colored fixtures In
bath, carport. level, wooded lot on
hardtop road. city water: SID. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

sNtkIFICE SALE--3- -old ramblel
on i4-acre lot with fenced real
yard. There Is a 2i-ft. lly nm. Kit
with eating space, 3 hedrms. ane
fuil bsmt. Immed. occupancy. Oniy
Sl5.a30 with good financing. RoR.
SCHACH REALTY. iI07 " Broad
81. Falis Church. IL n-2nnG
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HOUSES for SALE. ND. Cont.
BETHESDA
ROLLINGWOOD

Very desirable home; : rms.
baths, powder nm, porch, recreation
nm, very Ice. corner lot; reasonably
priced
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FORESTVILLE

New brick 2-bedroom rambler;
separate dining area, equipped
kitchen, tiled bath. full basement
deep. level lot: on improved street
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LOTS AVAILABLE N EXCLUSIVE

NV; section. adjacent Rock Creek
PARK Builder offers design. financ-
ing and construction: a home built
TO your specifications. Call week
days, TU. 2-T077 for appointment.
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GIANT-SIZE, 3-bedrm. rambler with
out giant price: choice N. Arl.
Country Club area. ia. 5-o392.
TWIN LIVING ROOMS make this
imposing home an entertainer {
delight, 12-ft.-wide entrance way
LEADS to living room Number /
with UNIQUE ,paneled fireplace wall
and private hall TO separate pow
der room. Iron-railed stairway to
living room Number ., with 2nd
fireplace. adjoining banquet sized
dining room and huge gadget-
packed kitchen. Sleeping area con-
tains 3 magnificent bedrooms and
full tiled baths Bsmt. work
shop area, garage. New! Custom
brick! LUXURY PLUS at S25, g50.
Sall IA. 10000. REAL ESTATE
SERVICE, INC 2222 n. Glebe (of
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The Forgotten Man

Former Vice President Henry Wallace has
praised the idea. So has former President
Truman who, as Vice President. lived in
a Washington apartment. The late Alben~
Barley, the famed Weep" told me that
he was crowned with honors. but didn't
even have closet space to put up the tro-
phies." This year in his Budget Message
the President reflected his own strong per-
sonal views on this subject by calling on the
Congress to provide an official residence for
the Vice President. In fact. everybody to
whom have turned has come up with the
old phrase something ought to be done,
but when the chips are down nothing
happens.
Congress has improved its own lot. the
President has a tremendous staff and fine
home. but the forgotten man, the Vice
President, is hardly better off than he was
$50 years ago.
Consequently. am turning TO the Ameri-
can people for help. If the public lets the
new Congress know that they don't approve
of this inefficient situation. the long overdue
changes will be made. - The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

Endorsed the Plan

needs to perform the duties Of his office. AS
a matter Of fact. in the last Congress. sup
ported legislation introduced by Senator
Bridges which would have accomplished
this ("
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-14

When 5000 leading service station dealers
recommend the Atlas Plycron Cushionaire
Tire above all others, it's significant. Because
these men know tires from first-hand ex-
perience with all brands, you can be sure
there's nothing finer than Atlas for your
complete satisfaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-02

Sally is encouraged on the hard work" aspect
board" explains Mr. Johnson. an Internal Revenue
attorney. He says that his own competition for the
title afterthought developed through his
work with the girl He adds that. like all champion
divers. Sally has a "kineSthetic sense for good
timing. balance in the air. and coordination with
the board More than that she has courage and
is a born acrobat who can learn a difficult dive
in only one lesson
Commenting on other qualifications necessary
for champion divers. he expresses these views.
Besides hard work really good diver must have
a complete disregard for physical danger. If he is
injured he should go back to the diving board
he is able. like flyer gettino into the air
again after an accident I" The sandy haired 6-foot
athlete speaks from personal experience. having
broken two fingers and couple of toes and bruised
his collarbone in past years
Sally is encouraged on the hard work" aspect
of diving by her mother. DR. Margaret GuteuS
Watt a pediatrician on the George Washington
University faculty and staff member of ChildrenS
Hospital and her father. DR.. James Watt, director
of the National Heart Institute.
The girls mother who admits she is a "fruS-
trated diver" too busy studying medicine to learn
the sport that has always fascinated her, drives
Sally every morning in the summer to Edgemoor
gets to diving classes three nights each week
in the eighth grade at Alice Deal Junior High School
her mother takes her to the Ambassador pool three
nights week Another daughter Frances. Is. is
enthusiastic swimmer
Naturally. we were happy when she won her