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ANTIQUES ALMANAC
Brdss AmuletS
Collectors Item

the old brass amulets or face
pieces, which once adorned
horses.
These small q or 3 inches
widel decorations have sprung
to popularity in the last few
years because they meet the
test.
Mrs. william Rapley Of
Avenell Farm. Bethesda, is
one OF the areas leading coll
lectors Of the bright trap
pings.
Three years ago I began
poking through shops and at
shows for the hrasses. II was
Q natural development. for I
had been collecting old cop
per before that" Mrs. Rapley
recalled.
Now she has several dozen
brasses. representative Of the
great variety In q field where
more than 1900 different de-
signs have been documented.
Foremost Designs
The establishment Of har-
ness with brass goes back
TO Old Testament days, when
camels. the Bible records.
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and county crests: the pat
terms. most eeometrical. and
the commercial types. used
to advertise the trade Of the
horse owner.
Perhaps the most COM
mon design. naturally. is that
Of the horse Mrs. Rapley
relates, Practically all Of
them are shown facing left.
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II you ind q brass with the
horse facing right. you've
really acquired q rare speci-
men. ~
Many Of the hraxses. which
once hung from brides and
martingdales. are discovered
in furnished condition. Mrs.
Rapley's collection CLEANS.
Her secret? Ordinary brass
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bore trappings bedecked with
crescent and moon shaped
brasses. Through the CEN
turtles. these two designs
persisted.
Such motifs, TO the super
stitious. were believed help
full In warding on evil spirit,
Mrs. Rapley noted.
From East TO West the
practice Of decorating har-
ness moved when the CRU
saders "souyenired" them,
Just as World War II vet
Grams were wont To ''liberate"
gimcracks in foreign lands.
Heyday Of the brasses did
not arrive. however. until the
Victorian era. when the Eng
lish found them attuned to
an age which fancied the
fancy. The cast brasses Of
the collectfhle variety started
70 vanish about 1910. when
the automobile began TO re-
place the horse.
Like many off-the- beaten-
track types Of collecting, the
search for brasses finds new
guideposts. Mrs. Rapley re-
lies on q scarce little booklet
by H. 8. Richards OF War
wickshire, England. TO help
her collecting,
Great Variety
Mr.. Richards divides the
brasses into these general
fields: the apulets. crosses,
crescents, Shields OF David
and Seals Of Solomon: the
sporting and Agricultural
types. with figures Of camels.
horses and dogs. the private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19
ny GEORGE FLYNN
star stan writer

Antiquity, attractiveness.
scarcity, mystery-these are
the elements that. in varying
degrees, create q collecting
fad.
BY these criteria. some un-
usual articles qualify - like
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copper. scent bottles. cut
glass and silver.
Currently she's helping TO
plan for the Thrift Shops
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third annual washington An
tiques Show. which opens
January 20 at the shorehdrn
Hotel.
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polish and elbow grease"
nrasses are only one OF her
collecting yenthusiasms. She
also collects sewing birds.
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yell knoecn hair color expert

aceH knOIC1 hair color expert
is monosns our PARKinston Beouty Scion
Our PARnoon Beouy Scion under the management
Eone W. Petersoo ooduoe Ro Hair Coornq school
ehncons the Coro School Of Ho Coono LOreo School
Of o Coone Miss Peterson consont for the
Rou Company Consult her. ond her of of experts
hoir problems Coll MA $500 for appointment your
chooe Account you wish Beou Soon Second Floor PARKneton
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ALUMINIUM ANODlLtNS rhhS =,
for sale, az asset value, with q
Tithout tax loss; located In Bait
more with profitable operation
Fxcel. oppor. for exper. owner
operator. or as captive shop
Phone Mulberry 5-769l, balto
BEATTY suOP-Low rent. Appl'
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BuslnEss OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALI-opins business; lsp-
eTal meFfhandlnai suburb o. Wa,h-
he huildlna. e0xt0. bFlek: built
ssslx.. 's spii. as Boz issej..' s kss %
a vEny MODERN lss. sasy rss-
sassns. IVA. P Free Is.6dSs' f..ssl.
ped alot machine, iahssanslsl
eat; erlte or cal HoNHf LAM
nssTJA1yhAAHsIs, Lszins'on PAIR
INV SHOPPING cKNTER nov.
under construction: atofen for
lease, near MARINE CORPS
SCHOOLS, ouAntieo Va, hp-
pFoximattly million monthly
payfoil, prime location, frontaae
on three roads. thirty acres Of
main tract eslns es.slopse fer
snslssss aeiaespt lan si., mss q q
RSslhlsdn' Ai KY. MINER 4 ARROW
INC, exclusive aaenls, triangle.
W. Phone Trojan $1,000
FRANCHISE AVAILABLE. nestau-
rant speeislty souipmsnt nv ~.
LNtANHINNf FNNNNHs -mMtA tAEttAN
requirement secondary 70 sales
experience Thoroueh lnvestlaA.
ton invited. Mr.. HANNA I'd,
0-dfan,
BUSINESSMAN. excel. baekeround
will invest services and capital
IN well-eatahlished retail Or whole
sale examination. possibly where
owner desires 70 rellnquiah re-
sponsibility or retire. call IN,
a-7aaO.
INCOMING HOUSE,, Dupont cir. 10
cation on sob q. corner--la
rooms. 4 bans; grote quoted.
s7De mo-: 1883 license, pleasure
70 show; 81 300 down lease. see
n. Investigate untf satisfied. I'd
WIN 4. ELLIS, BROKER 1910
Vermont ave. NV. RI. 7-bl4O.
I HAVE THE BEST VARIETY
TEREsrs PORCH ME- 10 SELL
IT. RA. 3-0234.
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HOUSES WANTID 70 aIni
VA HAyT FnFouFNT cALIs foI

fN0INEEn needs Or I bedroom
home IN southeast Washington o.
suburban nroa. Would likf 10 NOV
any wife and children mere Qurini
August. References. Boz 23f-I
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$50 CHAPLIN ST. Sc.

Beautifully situated corner brk.
home; lac, Anchor-fented yds
lovely concrete rear patio; Dc luxe
s sss Tn ., q Hem sns c SnSifsla''' On
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RTNTAUK1TEUIs ospIIIl u -
best-Area's most desired loea-
ton. EXTENSIVELY equipped, sell
entllcally designed for .efheiency.
Modern decor. Income increasing
beyond expectations, Will give
trial period for S2,lo0 VIZ. Net
pront should exceed s20.QOO yrY.
easily. Firm price, S27,OOO' down
$40 900. No offers please uhi ~,
Tor ali cash. A. r. SEELrE' "
T-g325
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LOVELY BRICK HOME, near Nc,
Lean Gardens shop. center-4
bedrms., . baths living rm, din
rm. and sunroom overlooking ROSE
garden; excellent trsnsp., school.
and churches. Open Sunday, 1897
Ordway st. NV. Come by or cal
WO. 6-4S16
HOME q INC0ME-Nr. 18th ant
Park Rd.-5 furn. aptsa 5 ga
RACES; can finance; s1o.950. NO
7-2744.
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coLoRED-oPPoRTCNITY
SEE 1343 EUCLID ST.
THEN SEE Mr.. MAPLE
$1,000 cash required: income $3.50
MARSHALL ) wAPfE CO.
1924 14th 81. NV. AID. 4-a0O5
coLoRED-FHA APPROVED
6l36 N DAKOTA AVE. NV.
Lovely Diet. Term house. screened
lot, choice location. Near 2nd and
Rittenhouse. MARY FRANCES
SPAULDING, exclusive agent. Call
Mr.. Maury. HO 2-3S71.
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C0LORED-INC0ME PROPERTY
Lee. rooming house with apis,
Turn. $1,000 dn. DI. $4,000.
COLORED-S2s WEBSTER ST.
M. schools. stores. transp. Home
AID income. ia. 9-3264, 81 pm
COLORED-s5OO DOWN. Brick, &
rms. y baths. porches. GARAGES
Reas. terms. Vac. WO. 6-3Si6.
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KENTAUKANI pTOmoJef WthEeu
must have $4,000 70 Slo,OOt
cash: buy all OF hall; best oppor-
auately equipped: food now, should
be l.auor and food. A. r. SEhLYE
nj g-s.i2{l
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4th AND MADISON ST. NV.
This attractive semidet. home Is
vacant and newly redecorated. q
rms, baths. Good location
81 900 dn, Price, S15.a50.
HUGE 4. PECK HE. 4-640O
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IAIJNDROMAT. Price. $780,
down 50 500. Fully eauipped ana
making money. l help. $50 mo
Very good loo A. r. SEEI fE. d
T.RY1h
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCHES goa RENT

Ice. Def. FRAME, seats 100 and
Ice. apt. above: low price, Sl195O.
low cash payment or will rent
to responsible party: nr. Georgia
and Sheridan. RIA, j-8S11.
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GEoRGETOWN-smail snack shop
rent SIG; air eond.: owner
health forces sale: price, 93.9QO
on good terms. A. r. SEELYk
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fOR sALE on LEAsE. RsstauTaI

with beeri II IVIng UNITS, IuIIl
rented. IL acres Of land, Fairia,
CO. on Rte. /. south Of Alex. II
YOU mean business and have cash
call ED. Q-0BOg.
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BOOMING HOUSES C2), ,22 rooms
scntt circle Only $500 down, A
r. SEELYE. DI. 7-s325.
COCKTAIL LOUNGE AND kES SdY
down. A. r. SEELYE. D1. 7-S3Zo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-03

VARIETY STORE, fountain, drus
snndries, etc, Doing over sou
a dsy. Business can be increased
by adding more mdse. Price
$4,000 incl. at least $1,000 stock
Terms, $4,000 cash. W.
THRIFT; Broker; l4ll Pa ave
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RESTAURANT. GRILL, inc, 500
DAY, rent Sl35. help $500 Mk
part time). his o 20 o. no Sun E
A. r. 8LELYE. II. 7-S325.
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RESTAURANT IN Sc. d. C.-Due
TO IN health, / am forced 70 sell.
Pull price, S1.75O, terms. Phone
III 3-as2G 81
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GROCERY
TELEvISION

Store 17'x65' In Fairiington shop
ping Center. Successfully estab'
iished as radio and TV sales ant
service. No business to buy
Reasonable rental TO responsible
party.
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SKYLARK
RESTAURANT

245I GOOD HOPE RID. Sc.
Seats $50: LIQUOR license. rent
$3.50: air eond s.yy. lease: beau
e 49, 30 BOB HoL Ia Rdsis' ' NH
e-9743.
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Gated downtown, with excellent
equipment. needs q refined ener-
getic couple or group OF ladies',
with Imagination and ability %
operate q distinctive place cater
ing to a discriminating. clientele
Concession or partnership basis.
Phone Mon. NO. 10000, or write
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s mr.. aisssmsnOr' full bath. pow;
der nm, liv. rm., din. rm.' toomy
YOUNGSTOWN kit. full bsmt:,
fenced I'd. Assume my q loan
Of 4ss with bal. Of ST., 900 for
a 900 an. Also will sell adjac
come ca. unit S110 mo; Pymts;
incl. taxes and ms; SS2. very
little maint. Ju, 7-sl43.
alIs 18th ST. NV story brk.
Mas with restaurant and bar
newiy-renovated apis. 2nd q
Peas. rent or purchase terms
I'm 2-24c2, -
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY OUT, rent
$50 mo-. machines net $50 e
500 mo- price, S3,0OOt Sl'l ~
d.. 7-S325.
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BOARD OR BOOMING house, CON

pletely furn.; IL rms, 4 baths;
excel. NV. loo. Reas. AID. 2-e09l q.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, both syn
thetic and petroleum. mr., wash
ington, d. c. Plant capacity. SO.
300 weekly; 12-yr. lease. SlOO
l4O. owner III. Real money maker
for right party. Reasonably priced
for quick sale. Excellent present
weekly volume. Reply 70 Box
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wooDLEY HILLS

wooDLEY HILLS
Gracious townhouse. within minutes
Of everything in perfect new-house
condition.
For those who like the very best,
now modestly priced in low Dos.
BY Appointment Only
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RESTAURANT in Arlington, on busy
No sundays. Parking Tor 20 cars
price $4,000 Terms. $4,000
cash. owner may consider g rea-
soneble offer. W Z. THRIFTY
Broker. l4ii Pa. ave. NV. MA
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GEE NON

GEE NOM
Schools Just around the corner and
that Is literally true OF bslb Ne
vada. Either Blessed Sacrament
or Lafayette: bedrooms, den, gas
hot-water heat; vacant, decorated.
ia blks. from Chevy Chase circle
Asking $4,000 on your terms.
Open from 1880. OIL. 4-0745 or
EN-. 2-22l6. :
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TAvERN-REsTAURANT and 5-rm,
apt. U. S. Hwy. IL mr.. WOOD
stock, Va; doing q good busi-
ness. ASKING $4,000 equipped.
with $1,000 down. PETERS
REALTY. RI. l, VIENNA, VA.
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ron sALE-IcE CREAM TRUCK
fully equipped loaded with extras
prtce reas. Call AP. 7-5g9l.
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TIGHE WOODS
CHEVY CHASE

In lovely Barnaby Woods. Brick;
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, powder
room. breakfast room, screened
garage. Asking S24,05o with very
small down payment, VIII also
consider trade for smaller. Open
from 1880. From Chevy Chase cir
Gle, 20 right on Western 70 Aber-
foyle, right 10 Send pl., right %
86S7. wO. 6-20S5 or EN-. 2-22l6
TIGHE WOODS
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sIIRIIRBAN REST, beer and wine

GIjBURBAN REST, beer and wine,
on and OF; inc. $1,000 VIZ. ASK
ing $4,000; down, 50. 0Oo. All
sond.; ofiStreet s PSsE5Kihs a. ~
ROoMING HOUSEHOLD. 20
rooms; inc, $500 mo. Price only only
$1,000, ses slrriES see pi fu[ 7lsSs5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN, groceries ant
soda fountain; living quarters u
rear. Must sell ny AUG. o. bes'
offer. 10. $1,000.
HARDWARE STORE. N.E.-37 yrs
following: up-to-date store; easJ
terms, small amount Of casn
needed. BOX SCOT. Star.
STOCK sECOND-HAND STORE
SELLING OUT TOOLS, iewelry
lugeage. radios, Tvs, cameras ano
misc: $3.50, lsb. or any part
1899 9TH st. NV.
MARINE BUsINEsS-Unusual CD.
portunity In q growing business
reasonable investment, established
tail store 10 concentrate on whole
sale. Box 1927. star.
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Notwithstanding this OBJ
portunity to buy a house with
ONCE space and t.tiu- quarters
ana tWo-car garage converted U
shop with some equipment, walk
in trade Excellent terms can %
arranged 2i36 Lee hiShvay. ia
zGn1E
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HAVE NEW PLASTIC mfg. process
Oflefing package OF 500 CONNER
stock and convertible deoentuIe
Don't miss. Write for oueIint
circular, box 65-5, Star'
DELICATEssEN and lunch. beer and
vine Oh and on. Call WE. 5-97IO
for information 1880 am. "
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BARBECUE AND BEER RE rs I A.

Where thousands OF cars pass
dsiiy. Parking for so cars. Does
sveg 500 day. help operated
Rent 500 month inc. 3-rm. apt
Machines pay rent. Price Sg,Ouu
terms $500 cash. W. Z. THRIFT
Broker. l4ll Pa, ave NV. Ma
G-QsAa
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1880 or 10. 2-4ss2.
CLEANING STORE, good income,
excel. location; must be seen u
be appreciated. l746 U ST. NV
DINER WITH BEER; busy loo: lots
Of parking. inc, Sl,lOO VIZ
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HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT Y

CORNER in Charles county-Legal
slots. tavern and living quarters.
Building and business for SAFE
generous terms. Box 81 Waldori
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LAUNDROMAT, good location on
busy street: $1,000 full price
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FORM A CORPOkAIIUN', y ans
state or D. c.; raise eapitaIl; bes'
methods; ooD. s. LEoAs US assoc
wsnted co. 5-SSBO.
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY e
omen completely equipped theater
good D. G. location, forced sale e
Settle estate. About $1,000 cssh
required, For particulars write BOZ
36S-T, Star.
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JAZZ ORCHESTRA. 4 week ends
Fri, Sat, Sun. for downtown cafe;
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REsTAURANr-Dovntown. strictli

$1,000 wk Large sandwich bust
ness, Closed & pm. No SUNDAYS.
cash. W. Z. THRIFT, Broker,
i4ii Pa, ave. NV. Ma, s-9743.
HARDWARE FOR SALE BY alb
aentee owner. No GOOD Will.
Eo Onn cash required. P. O.ABOA
kAo6. Rockville. Nd.
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LINTON! =, nonrowrrns :

To rent In washington, nearbl
Maryland and Virginia. We hAv'
Acceptable clients for good houses
Two 10 four bedrooms.
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OPEN SUN, 81
COLORED
LOW DOWN PAYMENTS

18th and varnum SITS. NV.
rm.. brick. 2 baths; oil heat;
mod. kit.
9th and Emerson SITS. n.w.-6-
rm. brick. Bath; 2 porehes; gas
For further information. call
Thomas NJ, Walsh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

born in the midst Of . civic
hue and cry that reached all
the way up to the Virginia
General Assembly.
1t began when the Alex
andria Water Co. announced
in February, 1850, that it
planned to sell its 680-acre
Bancroft reservoir property in
an auction to be conducted
by the firm Of Joseph p. Day,
Inc.
Within a week the Airing
See HANSEN, Psss B-s
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Lake Borcroft Neors Maturity

motors does not jar the ear.
The residents have voted a
regulation against them to
preserve a quiet atmosphere
and to prevent overflows of
gas and oil from getting into
the lake. Only a few noise
less electric ones are kept by
fishermen residents for use in
trolling the well-stocked wa
tiers.
Things were not always so
quiet about Lake Bancroft,
however. The community was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02
By Woods Honsen
StoF StoH Writer

Lake Bancroft Estates. the
community which began on
the winning end of a sort Of
tug-o-war some eight years
ago, is now nearing compile
ton.
More than 900 homes have
been built on the wooded land
surrounding the large "Y"
shaped lake that is more than
$50 acres in extent. Almost
all Of the 400 other lots that
make up the community are
in the hands of private own
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-02

ers. A very small percentage
are held by builders.
On warm summer mornings
small children take swimming
lessons from life guards at the
four private beaches that are
maintained for the use of
community residents.
Older children and adults
are often seen swimming from
private docks or floats. and
in some cases small beaches,
that front many Of the homes
on the shore.
The loud whine Of outboard
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Terrorists in Beirut
Prey on Little Guys

years ago he used all his savings
to open q shop on Maqdisi
street.
He says he's geing to try To
reopen. I'm not afraid. It's
just a question Of whether
can raise the money somehow. y
No far away is a grocery
owned by Mrs. Anne Sarafian
Shortly after the trouble
started three men came into
the store and one asked me why
I remained OPEN" she said.
II said ] am an Arab and
believe in what the Arabs are
trying to do. But said I would
not close and told them to get
out Of the store"
Then the threats began
There were two telephone calls
warning Mrs. Saraflan to close
Not so long ago q small bomb
exploded up the street midway
between her store and Mr.
Antouri's bakery.
Mrs. Sarafian telephoned a
man she knows is a member Of
the insurgents and asked why
she was being threatened.
Il don't know" he said
You're not on the list"
$50 that shows they have q
list Of people like me they're
going to try to force TO close
up" she said.
Mrs. Saraflan is small and
peppery. She's q widow with
three kids. I'm not going To
close" she says quietly. ITS
q matter Of principle
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2 Seized in Gun Fight
After Hot Police Chase

A daring police pursuit
marked by. close-range gun
play. in which everyone missed
shared two men early today
The two. one of whom ha:
been identified by one Of to-
days victims as the man who
robbed him of $4,000 a year
ago. have been charged with
robbery. Police are to confer
with the United States at
torneys Office and the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation on the
kidnap and assault with dan
gerous weapon charges.
Refusing to give their ad.
resses, they were booked a:
John P. Buckler, 80, and Donald
Carter. also 80. Both have po-
lice records, police say.
Story Begins at 6 AM.
The bizarre story began un-
folding at 6 am. when Law
renee Wolf, AZ. Of 1907 Forest
Glen road, Silver Spring. en-
ploye of a delicatessen at 81;
II street NE, walked into the
ninth precinct police station.
He told 1t. John o. Hite that
he had been walking near First
and ] streets NE, q short time
before with Eugene ]. Coughlin
SO, o Railway Express worker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23
BY RELMAN MORN

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BEIRUT. Lebanon, July a.
At 1850 last night a terrorist
bomb blasted a little bakers
shop on Maqdisi street in Bel
rutland 10 years hard work
for the young man who owns
1t.
Standing in the midst Of
shattered glass and rubble to-
day. Elias Antouri seemed close
to tears, Il don't know who did
it or why" he said.
In this weird rebellion in
Lebanon Elias Antouri is the
typical tragedy-the little guy
who's getting it in the neck.
Insurgents, in an effort to
show their power, have been
trying to paralyze the country.
BY threats and bribery and
bombs they have attempted to
close every business establish
ment in Lebanon. from the
biggest down to the tiny place
of Elias Antouri.
AS one Lebanese puts it,
They first thought the people
would close the shops through
conviction. When only q few
did, they started using terror"
Elias Antouri, unlike many
others. said he never received
threats.
Everybody in this quarter
knows me-" he said. Il have
nothing to do with politics"
He's rs. He started learning
TO make pastry when Is. -Four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23
LIoyd's Removes
War Risk Cover

LONDON. July % (R.-wal
risk cover on standard shipping
insurance for vessels using
Middle East ports has been re-
moved by Lloyd's marine I'M
derwriters. shipping circles re-
ported today.
This step means that ship
owners wishing to enter ports
in the Persian Gulf, Syria,
Israel, Lebanon. Iraq and the
Gulf Of Aqaba must negotiate
separate war insurance cover
age with underwriters.
The situation in the oil load
ing ports Of the Middle East
appears comparatively placid to
the underwriters. AS a result,
it was said, war insurance
premiums on a ship using a
port in the area within a few
days could be nominal.
But a considerably higher
premium might have to be paid
for insurance on a ship going
into the area in two or three
weeks time because Of the I'M
certainty Of the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-23
Typhoon Leaves
II Dead in japan

TOKYO. July % (R.-Dying
Typhoon Alice left at least IL
dead. 81 missing or injured and
thousands temporarily home
less today in the teeming
Tokyo Yokohama coastal plain.
Slackening to a tropical
storm. Alice struck here with
drenching rain and 1880 m.p.h.
winds, turning Japan's capital
into a city of fallen trees and
flooded streets.