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eS for their critical roles in the
5. Flemming yesterday ordered
lization plan issued in 1854.
order is to insure that the most
ton would be vital no matter
how completely the unions in
dustrial plant had been crippled
by atomic assault.
The Air Force took a long step
in this direction two years ago
by putting special emphasis on
the mobilization plans of selected
industries and plants producing
critical weapons and equipment.
Follow Air Force
Defense Department officials
interpreted the new mobilization
policy as an effort to bring all
areas of the military and vital
industry closer to the Air Force
concept that the decisive phase
of nuclear war would be violent
but short.
The new industrial mobiliza-
ton policy continues most of the
older policy, based largely on the
concept of industrial build-ur
after a general war started. But
it will tend to de-emphasize the
build-up and stockpiling of items
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
Woodrow Wilson High
Sets Spring Concert

Woodrow Wilson High Schools
orchestra and band will present
their annual Joint spring concert
at 8 pm. tomorrow at the school
auditorium. Chesapeake street
and Nebraska avenue.
Director Hendrix Essers and
two student directors, Steve SEN
turia and Sheldon Slavin, will of
fer a program that includes
Rogers Victory at Sea-; Pro-
kofieff's Peter and the Wolf
and selections from Hammer
STEMS "Carousel."
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New Mobilization POLICY
Sets Weapons Priorities

Inc Government has eStab
designed to prepare key industr
event of an about nuclear war
Defense Mobilizer Arthur
the policy. which revises a mob
The purpose of the revised
important segments of industry
could both continue operation;
and speed up activity should thi'
Nation come under a genera
attack.
Mobilization officials said thu
previous policy did not ade-
quately take into account thu
possibility that this country
might have to produce munitions
while itself under atomic as.
Sault.
One official conceded the or.
der could be interpreted" a.
an adoption of the short war
theory which has been dis.
puted issue at the Pentagon fol
some time.
Arms Buildup Seen
This theory is that the next
war might be devastating but
swift and would have to be
fought with weapons in being
when the war broke out, rather
than with weapons produced in
a great armament buildup while
the war was in progress, as in
the past.
But this official emphasized
that much already has been
done to establish a broad indus
trial base for mobilization. He
said the new order is intended
primarily to give super-priority
to a handful of crucial weapons
whose development and produc-
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ark. N. j., and would like to go
back there. Magistrate Nicoll
gave her a dollar for carfare.
Mrs. Onorato promised she
would rent room in the future.
I've only lived there two
weeks" she said, producing two
bank books showing a total of
81, 410.
Magistrate Nicol, who mean
while had sent out for coffee
and doughnuts for the women.
commented:
You have more money Ill the
bank than the court has"
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that would not be needed at the
outset of another war.
The new order specifically re-
Iquires the stockpiling of parts
and components of aircraft, mis-
siles, and equipment considered
by the military to be of critica
importance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
NO PLACE LIKE
7Women Make Home
In Station Rest Room

NEW YORK, Mar. Z QF9.Seven have been advised
they definitely have been the making their
home in the Pennsylvania Station
Ranging from As r. they rounded
the ladies lounge and brought before
Ncol They all carried their belongings paper
Magistrate Ncol Said This thing I've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
1876 reinforced
Cortland play pens

Speedily mode for long use Rem
forced floor to<es lots OF hord play
Floor stond5 seven inches from the
floor 10 ovold chilling droits plostle
teeth,ng rolls. Smoothly finished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07
500 TatcrprOOf
sturdy play pen pads

Assorted coIots end nursery prints in
tuttles filled pods 70 cushion bobys
play pen Gives firm footing. with
stonds lots OF use
INFANTS FURNfTURE--W aShirott
Langley PARK Nd. Secont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

Fer the Youngest Eoster poroders!
Crisp cottons ond nylons, loce ond
embroidery trimmed hondmodes.
Mony in pinotore styling. easter EGG
postels. Infant SIZE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-07

Adoroble hide wrops. in l00o5 orion thot
woshes ond holds its shope Embroidery TRIM
med in dainty designs White, pink Or blue.
Infant size.
INFANTS WEAR-W Washington Fourth
Langley Park, Nd, Second Floor
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PERSONAL

Articles spcsehes, forms y
Professional Writer. Ju. p-l7aS
Evening star., 1957-12-29
AUCTION SALES

AQCTioN sALR.-JUpIcIAL SALE
OF vALuABLE uNIMPROVED
1kAL 'EsTATE-By virtue OF q
decree Of the United States Dis
tfiet Court for the District OF
Columbia. IN Civil Action a7-57.
entitled pIsTRIcT oP COLUMBIA
'. ANNIE u; MORAN. ct al l will
ii iii4 " Rnass,D..Y REsass .qYe'iSs; esn,s n Room sn
ibSSeyI.n. bSy .JASHHsS ASsHHIss NV ,sss Sa TUES sf
TIN O'Clock AM. the foilowlng-
described land. situate in the Dis
triet Of Columbia, being known
isxsiion IS 10. IS in square lisS.
saSs,,ss saSs s'sss'es S s.i. issels ,I,s 90, 90
g eonnrmatlon By Court - All
tme Of making bid; balance due
eSUr, Ur A eerties,. q shoH;pE srIs ~ com. M.
vii be delivered 20 highest bidder
a. conclusion OF sale. Property
subject to redemption at any time
prior to confirmation Of sale.
Upon said confirmation and full
compliance with terms OF sale.
Clerk OF said Court will execute
81 sad n,s.s es,yer 70 Ialf p1TehassS .S..s seeo
purchaser all oi. the right, title
and estate Of all persons in and
N said suit H' Or not. Al Convey. So
aneinG. notary fees, revenue
stamps and recording a. puF-
ehsser's cost. Terms OF sale 10 be
complied with within fifteen u5l
Gays from said confirmation:
otherwise. at the discretion OF the
Vndersigned. the deposit may be
forfeited. or the property may be
iasold at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser after ten days,
advertisement Of such resale IN
St lS u iNsSsRaS:t W.ssiSs.oS SafI'ssd b e doY Rs
REARsoH, Collector Of Taxes.
eess % aoa1-,,iaaAsa
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AUCTION SALES
lCONIlNUEpl

sALE-JUDIcIAL. SALE
or VALuABLE UNfMPRoVFD
REAL ESTATE. virtue Of 4 de-
cree Of the United States District
Court tor the District OF Columbia
n civil Action sS-S7. entitled
DISTRICT or Col uMBiA V. JOHN
J. SCHWARTZ. Trustee. et az.
! Will sell a. public auction. IN
Indiana Avenue NV. on TUES
DAY, JANUARY 7, 1858. AT TIN
O'CLOCK AN the following de
Serioed land, situate in the District
poses Of assessment ana taxation as
Lot sO7 part OF original Lot 81 in
square AS, ana assessed for S775
TERMS OP SALE Sale subject 70
confirmation By Court All cash A
deposit OF $500 81 time Of making
bid. balance due upon confiYma-
ton Of sale BY the Court A GER
tiftcAte showing complete descrip-
tion and price paid will be deliv-
cred 70 highest bidder a. eonelu-
sion OF sale. Property subject 10
REDEMPTION at any time pilor TO
confirmation Of safe Upon said
with terms Of sale Clerk OF said
Court will execute and deliver to
purchaser q deed 10 property 50
sold, conveying TO purchaser all
Of the right, title ana estate OF
all persons in and 10 said prop
erty whether nanec In saic suit
or not All eonveyancins. notary
fees, revenue stamps and Ieeording
~ purchasers cost. Terms Of sale
to oe complied with within fifteen
n5l DAYS from said confirmation
otherwise. at the discretion OF the
undersigned the deposit may be
forfeited, or the property may De
resold at risk and cost OF default
ing purchaser after ten days ad-
vertisement Of such resale in some
Newspaper published in the city
Of Washlngton. D c GUY VI
PEARSON. Collector Of Taxes. d. c.
deoR % 40 al -ial A5R
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ANNUAL
NEW YEARS DAY
ANTIQUE Auction Sale
THIEVES MARKET

JAN /. .. },
We'd Thur. Fri, pm, TO IL . m
At the
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AUCTION SALES

S1ArE OF MARYLAND, Prince
Georges County. To Wit. BY VIZ
Tue OF distrAlnt for rent issued by
5oiomon p Hamilton, Landlord
ana to me a policeman az said
county. directed a. the suit o.
solomon P Hamilton vs. Roland
y Crompion. ! have seiKed Rnc
taken into execution all The right.
tttie. claim, interest and estate
BON Al law and equity OF the
taid Roland B. cFompton oi. in,
TO and about the following de-
sertoed pronerty, 10 wit Ons
dental x-rav machine. one dsntal
chair equipped one dental cab.
met. one steriiiEer one x-Eay de.
Veloping tank and compressor
one FrisidaiEe one Zenith table
model radio, one Gray alinK cab
desk, wooden chairs fgreenl
> chrome chairs. one sofa, Ons
coffee table. end tacles. one
floor lamp and shade. one ta6lI
lamp and shade. one once desk
lamp. one wood coat rack. ons
Craftsman is-h D. motor, : elec.
trie aoor heaters hereby civ,
notice that will sell all the
EightS. title. claim, interest anc
estate both At las and ineduity
Of the said Roland b crompton
OF, IN. to and about the above
described property to the highest
bidder for cash al 5503 Sheriff
Rd. Paifmont HeighiS, Md. on
Sat. Jan {, 1855. Al 10 An
OF SALE: Cash.
CLAY TAYLOR.
Prince GEORGES County Police.
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One time SIS per kna.
fhfes 10 aH iimss eenssevtivsly. les
pes line
ssvsn timss sonssevhsslY. S3< %,
line.
special Notice ana Personal. s. per
line addiiional
9Vi-sf-to~a fats. sos per line sush
inaeFhoa tl-lins aiaimvml.
clasms tos eFFoss must ea mada VI
time scs seusSiien Ssfos sseenc
insertion.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
ATTORNEYS
PART TINE

Why not reap the bigsest hnan.
eiAl rewards from your acumen and
social standinsf Ours is . dynamic
industry dealing with people o.
substance. Earnings OF $500 week
part sime men with iegal back
grounds. Box 3sl-A. star.
AUTO BODY Young man
TO learn auto body repair. Oppei.
un,sSd aood Y future snrn and TUS Sood Ta pay. See
Ike b. BUTLER, INC, il9i 2fSl
81. NV. Di. 7-O1ll.
AUTO Statesmen, for Dodge dealer
GOOD nay plan: plenty OF flooI
time: experienced only. see MT
Blum. COLONY DODGE. s.6 Bla.
densburg rd. ne, III. 6-234e.
MECHANIC. exper. !,
new-car mechanic for seryieine
and installing new-car equipment.
1880 pay plan, vacation and in
surance plan See MT. Paul vii.
helm. LOVING cHEv,, INC, 1899
East-West highway, Silver Spring
Nd. JU, O-s0OO.
AUTO sALEsMEN (2l. preferably
married. bet. ab-b6. yrs. OF age
sales exper. Of any kind desirable
but not reauired must be OF good
appearance, aggressive. ambitious
and willing 20 work hard splendid
opportunity 70 earn lee, incoms
Phone Rob Rodes OF Harry Pos.
sstI = i9r e. ' lnisTSisy sosr sSgTpScin,msn.
NV, FE. 3.220O One Of Wash.
inaton'a Oldest and Largest Ford
Dealers.
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IA1ENES MAhkEI
SO N. Glebe Rd., Arl., Va.
Across from Tops. blocks
from Heeht Coz
inspection. Dec. 80. 30. 81
Sun. Mon, Tues. 10 am 10 pm
over one year OF collections and
holding important pieces from
has enabled Us TO put togethef
over S.0G0 important items in this
sale 70 be sold without reserve
Partial listing below
Early American Chippendale wall
mirror, rare pine arehed-top
Early American combination
linen. and china press side-eup-
board, pair Sheraton mahogany
banauet tables American cherry
chest OF drawers. on frame; ex-
tremely rare American screw
school desk on frame With
stretcher base. pine corner cup
board. high- poster bed. dropleaf
tables. primitive New England
settee. early chairs, stands
stools, etc. Adams BallsteF mir
rors. Penn. Dutch sideboard.
china. glass, iron, copper. brass.
TIN tole-vaTe American paintings
OF merit very rare American
streteher-basc, small dropleai
table. French gold-leaf q French
eurlo cabinets. dressing tables,
!old.lea sldeooaIds; French
Carved furniture. italian ebony
cabinet, raised relief carving
victorian fruit and nut carved
seiee. = chairs to match Pc
Rod furniture, 3 grandfather
clocks. Adams a Windsor chairx.
I'll Perry shelf-clock Hepple-
white. Duncan Phyfe and Dutch
Choice small items, 100 minia.
lures In silver. bronze, porcelain,
ivory Miniature paintings on
ivory. COLLECTION OF mianiaturs
boxes, tewelled, etc Solid silver
IN collectors items, 100 oil paint
inas and water .eolors. Old rare
books. :. Old eolored Glass and
china linens. guns. swords. mili-
tary items. Early costumes
dated coverlets. Oriental RUGS
electric player baby grand. piano
Chandeliers. Thousands Of itemI
AUcTroNEFRs u' W "''
Dick. Kline, Johnny Lowe
Sale Rain or shine
All Goods Owned by Me
Personally and Sold Without
Reserve
Dealers and Collectors
Don't Miss This Sale
HENRY COHEN, owner
0e1V 20 N
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HOME TUTORING. alG. geon,
read; elem. i.ha s.h. sub. uN
Evening star., 1957-12-29

ADMINISTRATIVE ASST. With
VIDE publication production OF re-
lated exper. and supervisory ek-
per. 10 assist executive In super
vision Or depts sdeh as purehat-
ine, printing art. once mgt.. etc.
Ace 35-45, salary open. Approx
$1,000 - 900. eolleee decree
business adm, or equiv. Bring re-
sumo. MANAGEMENT CONSULT
ANTS INC. Suite 1901. 1888
Evening star., 1957-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

! Will NOT Dc aEsPoNsIsLE foI
ss s:n aiS'S ESaIIsfl 2ls y .'EEini SISs
ington, ID, G, 10s
Ok X, .pO A,ggSs gt:.;gSp s;pii!s I os: .:
EcTEIe' CO., INC. iocsssd 4
Evening star., 1957-12-29
During the First Ten Months of this Year
The Star Published 136, ,6o2 More Classified
Ads than Washington's Second Newspaper

WhsR aasipertne aapeFttssmsRtS
addreBsed TO star boIes do NOT
enclose ORIGINAL references pho
t00rapht or other materials OF
personal pdlis Copies serUe the
pHFposs ORIGINALS may Get lost,
Evening star., 1957-12-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES

DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL REVE.
NUE.. Baltimore, Maryland. The
following described property seized
from Raymond Quigley, 1911
Webster Street NV, Washington,
y C., pursuant to authority con.
iained In Section 1891, Internal
Revenue Code OF 1884, for nom
payment OF deliquent internal
revenue taxes, will be sold In ac-
eordance with the provisions OF
section $3.50, Internal Revenue
promulgated hereunder, at public
suction on the 3rd day Of January,
lObs A. 10 AN, at 1911 Webster
street NV. Washlngton, d. c,
Lot numbered : In Edminston and
Mathewson Trustees subdivision
OF lots in Square numbered gdh0
A. per plat recorded IN once Of
the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia IN Llber 90 at Folio
LsI pr0perty also known As 1911
Webster street, NV, Mashington,
D. c. Only the right, title and In.
terest OF Raymond 0uigley, In and
TO the property will be offered for
sale. The terms OF payment will be
payment In full upon acceptance
Of. the highest bid For further
Information, call sT. 5-s4oO, kH.
tension 36H4.
deD0
Evening star., 1957-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
saAAtwtAaatHAs

ALL PERSONS HOLDING esrtlfi.
issii asIL q !pSsSi'seIPSiEi 'Ssy'a aras
ORDER OF oALlLRAN USHER.
MEN may present the same with
proper afidatit 10 Board Of Trua.
tees at the home, 1914 18th Atfeei
nv. on Wednesday or Thursday,
January ap-aO, 1888 from pm,
e ? pm for payment HRQ,
IRENE MeELpERRY, Ree.-see'y
Evening star., 1957-12-29

MiMEO6RAPHING, 500 copies,
ss.g5, ExcH. SERVICE. 1892 X
st. NV. ST 3-BlS 50, aes
sINGI.E-BREAsTED MEMS SUITS
made out OF outmoded double
breasted styles, Perfect nt For
the special lou price, $lb, There
are several ways Of eonVerting but
there Is only one correct way
Alse ladies' and mems clothes
made 10 order. FISHER 8. Ladies'
and Mems Expert Tailors. NO.
s-b7SS,
Evening star., 1957-12-29
Automobile Statesmen
ELIZABETH PINKSTON
Personnel Counseling
Placement Services
1923 Conn. Avs. NV, Rm. ga
CALL DI. 7-4l50
FOR INTERVIEW TIME

sEAiI -sR. ACCOUNTANT. ZEE NE
GoTIABLE. sood public acctg
BACKGROUND. 70 ase 40. $500
$4,000 depending on experience
TEACHER, lth sraee. Va. area.
and teaching exper. must be
able 70 be certiied. salary ranEe
$3,sOO-S6 900
WASH. REPREs.. exper. In paper
line helpful. car nee. D. C. and
va, Territory. travel. aEe 2O-4O:
s75-xI0O VIZ. while training.
gHoP cLERK. previous automotlys
exper helpful. supervise me-
ehanles. production. knowl. Of
nsures. 5-day wk.. excel opport
Tor advancement TO sge as.
PURCHASING elk. purehasinG
e1ptT.. know communication
/, equipment, able To make security
clearance, 20 aga 80, $40 up.
BAKER. ail-round EXP steady pos I.
night work PARK ROAD BAKERY,
l4S4 PARK rd nv. co. S-Ss9s.
BAKER, ALL AROUND. for nighi
shift; rare opportunity Tor youne
man OF good character and habits
with reasonable experiences Call
in person. sCHUPP'S. 5542 Con-
neetieutt ave.
BALLROOM TEACHERS. exper..
highest rate paid; part time Call
eyes.. He, 4-S44s.
BARBER. steady work for reliable
and sober man; $50 week. IA.
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'''' NATIONAL "a / L'''''
Employment Service
ysrSlaS,Sniis, ypsR4YES i,sfsEcs hass:.s ccsEses'
SALES DIVISION
" OFFICE Ts E DIVISION II5sf

Casualty Claims Supervisor tin
sidel, 10 4b. BALTIC. $500 mo
Adtuetor, eIper. casualty ana nre
ear furn.. Norfolk S4ld-btA
Casually underwItI,. sKper., 70 49,
Acct. er.. for cPA S45s
Payroll Auditor, for insurance 60,
car turn. 10 49 10 $500
Memt, Trainss. 24-2s. college grad-
uAte. married pref. start S4ne
Exec. eeey.. shorthand, yns-' aS.
youna TO Sa0d
Acct. Dr.. for cPA $685.. SsAQ
Adiusters. ear furn., no fee Sei5
Stock bey, u eos, h,s Grad. $3.50
4, l.iHio; cIsj $50 type s,,oJ s.
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National Gallery Gets
|Courbet Masterpiece

The National Gallery Of Art
has acquired the painting, la
Grotte de Ia Loue." q MASTER
piece Of the French artist
Gustave Courbet, John Walker,
gallery director. announced last
night.
The painting was q gift Of
Brig. Charles L. Lindemann,
retired British physicist, army
officer and diplomat whose
Washington home is at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Measuring 1891 inches high
and SIX inches wide, the work
is signed and, although 1t is
not dated. must have been
produced about 1865. It is on
exhibition in Gallery rs.
The painting portrays the
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Civil DefenseAIert
Will Be Limited

The Federal Civil Defense Ad-
ministration this year will stage
a "watered down" version of
Operation Alert directed pri-
marily toward the mobilization
Of Federal agencies in plan
ming. Lew Berry. acting admin
istrator, declared yesterday.
The limited" alert is sched-
uled to start sometime between
tomorrow and July 10.
Last year Operation Alert in
volved extensive Federal. State
and city planning and maneu-
vers complete with a removed
Pentagon and other secret
headquarters in a huge dress
rehearsal of evacuation in the
event Of a disaster.
Meanwhile, a complete in
ventory of medical facilities and
personnel for the seven States
and the District comprising Re-
gion 2 Of FCDA has been COM
posed for this years alert.
John L. Sullivan, administra-
tor of Region 2. said the inven-
tory had been completed under
the supervision Of DR.. S. John
Reisman, U. S. Public Health
Service. medical officer assigned
to the region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07

NV. 1t might also lead to re-
moval Of the tracks on Eigh-
tenth and Nineteenth street
NV, between Pennsylvania
avenue and Potomac Park.
The company presumably
could keep the Potomac Park
and @ street tracks in use If
it wanted to reroute other
streetcars over them, however
. Besides the North Capitol
and Rhode Island highway
projects, the Brookland line is
affected by plans to revamp
Michigan avenue, and the
Mount Rainier Branchville line
is involved in scheduled repay
ing of New York avenue.
D. c. Transit was put on
notice a year ago that highway
plans affecting the carlines
were in the making, Mr.. Rob-
ertSon said, and was given more
specific information six months
ago.
No Timetable Set
So far the city hasn't pro-
posed any specific conversion
timetable. But Mr.. Robertson,
in the memorandum submitted
to Gen. Lane, has listed these
additional street-paving prof.
ects directly affecting car lines
which are planned for the next
six years:
Fiscal 1858 ,began July ~
M street NV. from Twenty
ninth to Thirty-sixth street.
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except for Q short stretch I,
q repair shop.
The highway department
might defer the repaving east
of Wisconsin until the transit
company Is ready to drop the
Wisconsin avenue line, Mr..
Robertson said.
A recent engineering study
prepared for d. c. Transit put
the total streetcar track re-
moval and repaving cost at
nearly $l2 million. The COM
pany hasn't yet made public
any estimate Of the additional
cost Of new buses.
The study indicated the COM
pany might put . repaving
claim against the District of
some $4,000. But part Of this
figure was guesswork. the study
indicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-07
STREETcARS

Continued From First Page
donment Of the whole streetcar
system, experts noted.
About IL miles of tracks
would come up with the Rhode
Island and North Capitol con-
versions. The company has
about So miles of carline.
The Rhode Island avenue
line-No. 82-follows the av-
enue from Branchville, near
College Park, to Fourth street
NE, then lexington place,
New York avenue and Fifth
street NV. to q street.
The North Capitol line-No.
80-runs from Twelfth street
NE, at Michigan avenue, over
Monroe street, Michigan ave-
nue. and North Capitol street
to Union Station and then
westward on q street.
Both Serve G Street
Both lines serve downtown
@ street NV. from Fifth
street to the Treasury. and
then turn UP Pennsylvania
avenue. At the western end, No.
80 cars terminate at Washing
ton Circle and No. 50 cars at
Potomac Park.
Abandonment Of the two
lines would presumably end
streetcar service on the mutu-
ally served stretch of G street,
between Fifteenth and Fifth
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source Of the River Loue which
flows past Ornans. where Cour-
bet was born, in the neighbor-
hood Of Besancon.
The stream issues in cascades
from q grotto In q 3O0-foot
perpendicular cliff, the face of
which is formed Of layers of
colossal rocks. In the entrance,
dwarfed by the immensely Of
the geological wonder. is q fish,
erman standing on a wooden
pier.
Courbet painted the grotto a
number of times, and the
slightly earlier version in the
punishable at Hamburg is al
most exactly the same as the
present painting except that
there is no man on the pier,
the gallery notes.
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for them that properly should
be fostered in the home.
II think much of the agita-
ton for kindergartens and for
earlier school starting ages is
based not SO much on the well
fare of the child as on the
convenience, and unfortunately
many times the economic nee
essity, of parents"
Present Posts
Mr.. Tobriner's present civic
posts include the presidency Of
the board of Garfield Hospital,
heading the board Of the Lisner
Home, membership on the
board Of Group disqualification,
Inc, membership on the board
of the Remedial Education
Center, membership on the ad-
visory board of the YWCA, and
board membership for Barney
Neighborhood House.
Mr.. Tobriner, the lobbyist, is
a "woodworker." He took back
the term cabinet maker" on
second thought. but despite his
modesty. he has made much Of
the furniture for his home.
His children are Constance,
81, now studying at the Sor-
bonnie in Paris, and Matthew,
10, a graduate of Wilson High
School who will enter Prince
ton, his fathers alma mater, in
the fall.
Does Mrs. Tobriner object to
the frequency with which her
husbands evenings are taken
up with city matters?
mo" he says. "She's a good
egg. She does a lot Of stuff her
self"