davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRAILERS

ABC 1856, ASKS. like new. eye-level
oven, auto washer, many extras:
must sell WI. 2-63s6
ABC, '55; AXIS, 2 bedrms., excel.
cond; lot As, CANARY TRAILER
PIX, College PIX, Nd.
AIR CONDITIONED 32-ft. Liberty
with earport; located in shopping
center on direct bus route to
Pentagon and WASHINGTON. XII. s.
$3.50 for appointment.
ALLIED DOES 1T AGAIN!
The No. / travel trailer dealer on
the East Coast now sells many
models for only $40 down on ap-
proved credit. Over 40 models now
in stock. There must be a reason
why the No. | dealer sets the pace
for the rest. Drive out, fly out. ride
out, find out why.
Authorized actorS dealers for Yell
'1wstone. Epsenada Easy Travel.
Hart, Serro-Scotty, Holiday RAM
bier, Metzendorf. Spencer Camper.
With the purchase OF any above
rev trailers II give free hitch.
OFFER GOOD until April 10.
ALLIED TRAILER SALES a
RENTALS
WA. 7-435+ OPEN SUNDAY
BEAUTIFUL 1888 45xs' Star House
Trailer. TV. air conditioning, aiu-
minum awning. On lot near In
dian Head, Nd. $500. Riverside
e-6272.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
tcoNTINUEDl

LAKE JACKSON. YA.-35 mi.
D. C. Clean, lake-front cottage,
fully furn. double bedrms.. +.
shower bath. auto. hot water.
Ice. liv. I'm. w/hrepl.. kit, fully
screened din, porch, outdoor bar
becue. Avail May I, for entire
summer $500. Call NE s-0l32
wkdays; dial 703-EM. S-2543,
wkends.
NEAR wILLIAMsBURG-on Plan
kitank. 3-bedrm. Colonial farm
house Mod kit, bath. Scr.
porch overlooking water Pvt.
IS pier And boat. Golf avail.
June, July, August. S425 mo.
SCIENTIST CLIFFS
Port Republic, Nd, on the bay, AZ
miles beyond Prince Frederick
House and lots for sale, to ap-
proved college graduates: also
rentals by weeks or season.
WOODLAND BEACH-Nr. Annap-
oils. Pvt. community. 3 bedrms e,
modern waterfront; excel. com.
beach. fishing. etc Avail. for wk.,
mo. or season. OIL. 6-6599.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

A&A LOAN SERVICE, immed. funds
for any purpose or any amount.
D1. 7-4445; ewes, MA. 2-l154.
MONEY, End TRUST-We will buy
Ind trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates. MA
T1ONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP, 1912 N. Y.
ave. NV. MA. S-5S3S.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

ENGINES, PACKARD VS., brand
new. in factory crates: S269. so.
BURROWS RAMBLER, 900 NJ st
Sc, Ii. 4-s300.
FENDER Crieht 'front.', and radi-
ator for IS Ford. CL. 6-1019.
FIAT so. wrecked, but rebuildsble:
S215. RANSOM MOTORS, ST
FRONT-END MACHINE, equip. to
handle American or foreign cars:
toe-in board: best reas. offer.
UN. 4-l243.
JUNKING so Buick I'd. instr; pts.
cheap. motor, tenders real good
shape. PO. 2-69s6.
JUNKING 81 Consul; all parts:
cheap. UN 4-22I9.
MORRIS MINOR. late model, rear
end. trans, motor. front end,
miscellaneous parts. CIR. 3-242S.
IRIS racing equip: roll bar, tires,
oil, plugs, etc. or complete car.
'AD. 2-6073.
Tw0.TON BUMPER JACK, With
exten' ION for mufner or differen-
tial work: almost new: only $40.
See it any time, sat, and Sun.
27V1 Maconb 50. NV. EN-. 3-0226.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
AUTO FAIR

SF EN 5ONDAI
1000 Georsia Ave. JU. s-1sIs
IASsEtA' EXCEL coSb.. M Al ALL t1BSfE: f6SPE::
l,095. CALL W. G. WILLIS.
U. OF MD, EXT R6
Evening star., 1960-04-10
NDARD PONTIAC
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.

CADILLAC s. Fleetwood 4-door:
all power, new tires, peri. inside
and out: SS25. Terms arranged.
private owner. HA. 2-Sq59
CADILLAC hardtop, 2-door; T.
and h., auto. trans, good cond.;
S4q5
Evening star., 1960-04-10
VACATION PLACES
SUM MER CAMPS

BLUE RIDGE MTS. vA.-co-ed.
June-Aug., S26 wk., fishing,
horses, ponies, req. folder. P. o.
Box 629. Harrisonburs. Va, refs.
PO. 2-3U19.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

3O-ft. long Mulkey conveyor. Very
good cond. New chain. Will sell
with or without motor: $500.
WE. 5-5416.
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STEEL STORAGE BOXES

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cost Govt. SS ca: 20" long. IL"
wide, IL" deep: heavy constr. ::
ideal tool boxes, storage, etc. Can
be stacked and reusable: 1S-gauge
steel, , handles. 6 hasp hooks:
gray enamel finish: 500 available
$3.50 EACH
SUBURBAN SALVAGE CO,
540S Branchville Road
COLLEGE Park CIR. .4-7474
TILT TOP lotion trailer. priced to
sell at $685.. Weekdays. 9-5. ia.
9-1250: Sun, after 3, FL. 4-7190.
TRACTOR, s-Chalmers VIC. W.
power take-off and cutter bar:
5000. Ex. 3-0611. DE. 2-003s.
1RENCHING MACHINES (2J, one
lge.. one small Barber Green. reel
trailer. Call aft. 8 pm. IA. 81 692
USED HOUGH. Model HIM. loader.
4-wheel drive and hydraulic down
push: recent motor overhaul:
$4,000 Call OIL. 2-1735 between
Q and z Mon through Sat.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY
SPECIAL OFFERING OF
LAND

Do you realize that YOU can buy
tracts OF land in one OF the few
remaining tropical areas of
America, from ia acres up, for
as little as l6l2 cents per day?
This is made possible through the
following WEBB SMALL ACRE
AGE PLAN"
Evening star., 1960-04-10
TAKOMA FORD

dU'l IARROIL AVE. JU. N-TWWO
CADILLAC So owner driven, new
white top, new white paint, power
steering and brakes, elec. windows.
seeing eve: only 81 .675. Call own
er Monday ME. S-5144
Evening star., 1960-04-10
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP
Attention Contractors

Attention Contractors
3oott long MIlkey conveyor. Very
with or without motor; 5000,
WE. 5-5416.
BACKHoE, Northwest, 34-yard
cond. Also Case 800" front tsend
loader. in very good cond. CARR,
INC. CL. $4,000.
BULLDoZERS, loader. graders. pans
WAITING. OF. 4-6612.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Lorain mo-
bile lotion and 25-ton and Amer.
4O-ton crane: 246O Gradall. little
used. excel. cond. JA. 5-729O.
INDUSTRIAL MACHINERY = Visit
our warehouse; large stock at all
times-milling machines, lathes,
Z etc. CAPITOL MACHINERY &
TOOL CO.. 5000 Halpine rd.,
Rockville. Md. Garden 4-8444
JACKS (2l 3O-ton Post, l Branick
ar bumper, 2.4-ton floor, four
l2O-gal. oil tanks with pumps.
LU. 2-2490, AID. 4-s2O6.
LATHE. MILLING MACHINE, DRILL
PRESS. shop welder. air COM
pressor, 2 hp: platform scales.
misc. LA. 6-1SOO, Sun. q-5.
REANEY'S WELDING, 2I3O gath
place ne
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL - Backhoes,
leaders. T-340 crawlers; new, used.
MALONEY'S, INC.
Sl26 Ga. Ave. S. S., Md JU. S-3333
Low BED TRAILER, 25-ton, deck
SKIS. eight tires a:OOx15; priced
for quick sale; S995. Call il, ,
a-5526.
PROSPERITY CLEANING machines,
Fulton boiler. pressing machines.
solvent saver, Rema vacuum. 69l0.
4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
HERE Is A SAMPLE OF OUR
SI0Cks ESPECIALLY SELECTED
BEDRMS
AND MANY OTHERS
A.A. Used
Mobile Home
Markell

3632 Richmond Hwy. Alex, Va.
Located 3 Miles North Of Ft. Belyoir
On U. s. No.
RO. S-1400
PACEMAKER '65 de luxe: 4Oxs It :;
9a5. SO. 5-3473.
PALACE 1855, ASKS: extra clean: :
air conditioned; other extras; rea-
sonahle. CIR. 3-27S1.
QUALITY BUILT R0YCRAFT, 81,
4SXlO; . bedrms., wall = to wall
carpet. large. partially enclosed
porch; excel. cond.: SO. zoe, For
appt,. ask operator for southheld
SHASTA TRAVEL TRAILER, Is It /;
sleeps B.: gas stove, oven. lights,
refsr., elec. brakes: excellent con-
dition; Sl.025. IA. 4-1e52.
SILVER STAR 4lst: auto. washer
and drier; fully air cond; sleeps q;
BANK TRAILER COURT.
SPARTAN 1857. 35 IT,. excellent
conditions; l bedroom, extras: hest
offer. TIE. 6-4O55.
TRAILER, 10 It, SaS stove and
T.tHr Tf hfatsE fSet o, elss water ter hesssr ss
er, pressurized water tank, sieeps
4: 81 400. JE. c-6173.
TRAVELO 80. 36xs, 2 bedrms.,
full bath, good condition; S1,595.
Must sell. so. $3.50.
UTILITY TRAILER = . : wheel.
4x7x30 inch. light and canvas
cover, $40. Herndon 2Sl.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ANTIQUE AUTOS
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

An SPRITE so; CoctD, 7OOr
miles. all extras. cost S2,l3S.
lmmac.: 81 $50. Going to Europe
AID. 2-35S3.
ALFA ROMEO Sprint Veloce 80,
clean, light blue finish; sacrifice
$500. JE 4-90SO.
ALTA ROMEO 1860 Spider custom
rem Ivable hardtop. by Farina
plus convertible top and tonneau
cover; 1000 miles: as new; $3.50
below list. DE. 2-l5TS.
ALFA-ROMEO SO Giulietta Super
Spyder: $1,000 mi: excel. cond ;
never raced; owner going to Eu-
rope; $1,000. Call EN-. 3-5S92,
ewes.
ALTA ROMEO 1853 convertible; a
real sharp little sports car. never
oeen raced. Priced for quick sale
Evening star., 1960-04-10
cUMsERsToNE ApprOximst.

SHORES-lO minutes
from washington eXpressway. A
3-year-old brick ranch home To-
Gated on large shaded lot. Living
room with fireplace U6X22l. sep
arate dining room D2'6"xl3D,
large kitchen with breakfast room,
3 baths, 3 bedrooms G. twin-size),
finished recreation room with fire-
place, small den. laundry room
and 2-car earage. Beach and
docking privileges.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
CORONET
IMPORTS

2423 Wilson Blvd, Arl., IA. 4-T677
S1,S75. JACK PRY. 18th and Pa
Sc. Est. 1923.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
ANY OTHER LOVELY nc
TO CHOOSE FROM
HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEALE, MD.
UNIVERSITY 7-20O2
COLORED-OYSTER HARBOR
Arundel on the bay, finest area on
Chesapeake Bay; lge. lots. $500
KAY REALTY CO. t3oD UN. 1885
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Stone Harbor, N. J.

Truly the "Seashore ct Its Best"
Everything for your vacation plea
sure Good fishing, an exception
ally, fine bathing beach. tennis,
Free Folder. Write, Borough Clerk.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
A Thinking
Mans Answer

Same Old thing you say. Not real
Y. for II you put on your
thinking cap you will realize what
It takes to get the most for your
money.
Wise shoppers look for dependa-
bility, honesty and service from
the dealer they do business with.
They know price is relative TO
the quality Of the product and the
service available. We have no
argument with those who sell for
less. .. y. they know what their
product and service is worth. At
JACK BLAIR g. CO. you will find
some Of the worlds finest mobile
homes and travel trailers. The
service performed in our AU-
THORIZED SPARTAN REPAIR
DEPOT 8 directed toward max
ing you q satisfied customer
We, Of this organiza ton, take pride
in our growing list Of satisfied
customers without resorting to
emergency sales, carnival antics,
free lunches and phony discounts
II you are considering the pur-
chase Of a quality mobile home at
an honest price. serviced by quail
neld personnel who take pride in
their work. then by all means be
our guest and visit our sales CEN
ter where you will find q model to
Mt your need and budget. You can
place your confidence in Mary
lands Largest Sparatan-Sparcraft-
SDarlanA nealerb
Evening star., 1960-04-10
Finest in waterfronts

AVALON sHoREs-shady Side
LARGE shaded lot with $50 feet
Of bulkheaded waterfront. I'm
proved BY the following: A B.
bedroom home, > baths. living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room, kitchen with dishwaSher.
utility house with attached Lear
Earaee. Separate building con-
verted 10 q large studio. Dock
and boathouse.
Evening star., 1960-04-10

HORN POINT-City waterfront.
This 4-bedroom home with .
baths and la-acre lot Is ideal for
the large family that wants to-
pleasure Of waterfront living with
. hne view Of the Bay.
Evening star., 1960-04-10
The Joseph D. LazenbY Co.

2l5 Main St.-AnnapoliS, Maryland
Telephone. Colonial 3-26S4
LOCKHAVEN BEACH, Md ad-
Joining lots, 1O0x150 combined; f;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12

Thursday, the Rev. John Gar
rett will speak in the Genito
Church, and the Good Friday
service VIII be held in Fm-
manuel Church with the Rev.
joseph c. Matthews, III, as
speaker.
All services are at 8 pm, with
the offering going to CARE.
The traditional Easter Sunrise
service will be held On the lawn
of Emmanuel Church. weather
permitting, at Sis am. The
Rev. II. D.. Anderson will de
liver the meditation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
Annual Talent
Show Winners
Are Selected

POWHATAN, April II : First
piacc winners in the annual tel
err show at Powhatan Fl g h
School sponsored by the Band
Boosters Club were Ellen Kaye
Morris and Clinton Arlington
from the elementary school.
Their renditior8 Of PINK Shoe
laces" won.
Second place Winners were
Fran and Caroline Morris VINO
sang Charlie Brown and the
third place winner was Sarah
Ann Bradley who played Birth
of the Blues on the piano.
Fonors in the high school com
petition included first place, a
girls quartet. who sang a med
ley Of popular songs. The girls
were: Rachel Bradbury. Betty
Welday, Clara Lawson, and Car
Of Reid. The Junior Class Glee
Club took second rlace singing
Stay By My Side and jamie
Buck took third prize by sing
ing Some Enchanted Evening
Directors o. The show were.
JAMIE Buck, Karen Manley,
ana Janet Harris.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12

Amelia county, Jane will attend
the meeting in July at Radford
College. Girls State is held
annually in conjunction with
Boys State at VPI.
Chosen as alternate to Jane.
was Betty Smith, daughter of
Nh. and Mrs. Kermit 4. Smith,
Of Mannboro. She is a junior at
Amelia High School.
No representative from the
county will attend Rov's Stete.
there being no organized Ameri-
can Legion here Wnlcn usuaily
sponsors a boy there.
Boys State and Girls Stgta
are mock governments set III ~
those attending, for the study OF
the mechanics Of state govern
ment including its administra-
tive and legislative functions.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
FILA Members
At Spring Rally

AMELIA, April II = Members
Of the Future Eomemakers AS
ISOLATION Of Amelia High School
attended the LongWood Fedora
ton spring rally at CreWe on
Saturday. April 8, from II noon
to 2:30 pm.
High school members from
Blackstone, Amelia, CreWe.
Worsh m. Cumberland. and
Prince Edward Academy attend
ed. Each group was given five
minutes O. the program with
A,nelia's subject being the polio
survey.
A display of dolls, flags and
other articles from Holland was
shown by Amelia FILA mem
bers and a kind Of Dutch dough
nut called Frustnacht was serV-
ed by them. These are Gus
tomarily served at the beginning
of Lent. They look like dough
nuts, but are made differently.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
jolly Five Future
1!oInemahers Elect
New Officers

POWHATAN. April III - The
nominating committee meeting Of
the Jolly Five Federation, Future
Honemakers Of America. was
held March %, 1850 III the Home
Economics Department of Louisa
High School in Mineral.
The selection of officers for
next year are: president, Mary
Ann Jackson. of Fluvanna; vice
president, Gladys Christian, of
Buckingham: secretary, Betty
Lee Nichols, of Powhatan: treas
urer, Anita May, of Powhatan;
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
Bethel Church MYF
Elects Officers

JETERsVTLLE. April II :
Members Of the Methodist Youth
Fellowship of Bethel Methodist
Church at J~etersVilie elected Of
ficers at their last meeting.
Those chosen to lead the group
are:
President. Beverly Noble:
vice president, Virginia Phleger;
secretary, Catherine Frank
treasurer, Wayne Motley, and
reporter, Jerry Darlington.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
Powhatan Holy Week Services Set

POWHATAN, April II The
annual Holy Week services,
sponsored by the Powhatan pas
tors, will begin on Monday night
April II in the Rocky oak
Church, with the Rev. j. Ken
meth Clark, speaking.
Continuing the theme of Holy
Week Pilgrimage services will
be held on Tuesday at the Red
Lane Church. with the Rev. C.
Richard Scott as speaker.
On Wednesday night, the Rev.
Wilson NJ. Stitt will speak at
the Powhtan Methodist Church.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
Girls State Representative
WOmdn's Club Selects Jane White

AMELIA. April II = Jane
White, a junior at Amelia High
School, has been chosen by the
Amelia County Woman's Club to
go to Girls State.
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. White. of MapleWood.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12
WiNDFA.I.,

The bank just returned your
check dear" groaned the young
husband.
The bride beampd. isn't that
swell? Wnatll We buy with II
this time?'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-04-12

permitting, at Sis am. The
Rev. II. D. Anderson will de
liver the meditation.
reporter historian, Patricia
Carver, of tluvanna; and song
leader, Francis Morris. of Flu-
wanna.
Elected as a candidate for a
state office was Carolyn Ryan,
Of Louisa. Gloria May, Of Pow
hatan, was elected as a member
Of the State Nominating Commit
tee which meets enc day before
the state convention to be held
JuEe 1880 at Hotel Roanokc.
rne Spring Rail- vii W h.l
May 10 at Fluvanna High School
II Carysbrook.
Tho five counties that make uo
the Jolly Five Federation are
F%liVanna. Buckingham, Louisa,
Goochland and PoWhatan.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Khrushchev's Cqt-ond- Canary Act

probably more aware than
our own people of how strong
a military punch the United
States possesses. Consequent
ly, the Russian Presidium, fol-
lowing the advice of the best
military minds in the Soviet
Union, is unwilling to take
any calculated risks.
At the same time Mr..
Khrushchev is optimistic that
before the end Of this decade
the USSR will be able to
dump much Of its increased
production of consumer goods
on the world market at our
expense in an effort to ruin
our economy. The cost of
production in, the Soviet
Union is what the govern
ment determines. Wages and
prices are fixed by the gov
ernrnent. No strikes are per-
mitted. The people consume
only as much as the govern
ment permits. Thus, when
ever the Soviet factories begin
to roll out production which
the Kremlin wishes to dump
on world markets at the ex-
pense of its own people there
can and will be no objections
from the suffering people
themselves. ,s
In the meantime our own
cost Of production is increas-
ing In keeping with our rising
standard Of living. The cost
of production of American
goods in the national and
world market has shown for
some time an upward spiral
which cannot be easily
checked. At the same time
the cost of government Gn-
cluding essential defense
needs as we'll as our grow
ing commitments to the rest
of the world are increasing,
necesSitating new revenues
which must come mainly
from increased taxation.
1t was on this basis that
RuSSia's best known econo-
mist. Eugene Varga, forecast
some years ago that the
Soviet Union will not need to-
fight a war with the United
States for world supremacy.
All it needs is to make feints
to keep us spending and thus
Communist victory will be-
come assured. And Vargas
teachings have become the
KhruShchev bible.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Candidate to Take
Stund at Town Dump

LOWELL, Mass. Oct. is (AP) ..
F. Brad Morse, Republican
candidate for Congress in the
5th district, is seeking votes to-
day at the Lexington town
dump.
Hundreds Of men empty
rubbish at this dump on Sat-
urday morning" he announced,
80 it's at the dump I'll be
with coffee and doughnuts and
stickers and buttons.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
f. K. Mills, Jr.
Named toFTC

Edward K. Mills, Jr., who
withdrew as a nominee for the
Federal Communications Com
mission last spring, was given
a recess appointment by Presi-
dent Eisenhower late yesterday
as a member of the Federal
Trade Commission.
Mr.. Mills, a, a Morristown
IN. j. lawyer and a former
deputy administrator of the
General Services Administra-
ton, discovered a possible con-
flict of interest" after his nomi-
nation to the FEC last spring.
He explained then that he
had sold all stock he had held
in the communications field,
but still was the life beneficiary
Of the income from two trusts
that held communications
stocks. He had no control over
the trusts. Because Of this, he
asked that the President with
draw his nomination.
He was named yesterday to
succeed Edward T. TAFT on the
FTC. At the same time. the
President accepted Mr.. Tait'S
resignation, effective Oc-
tober 81.
Mr.. TAFT wrote the President
that he felt he must return to
private law practice in order to
care better for the present
and future needs" of his family
Mr.. Eisenhower also ap-
pointed R. Borden Reams, a
careeer diplomat since 1929, as
American Ambassador to three
newly independent African
countries - the Republics oi
Ivory Coast. Niger and Da-
honey.
The White House said he
! probably will be appointed tC
serve also as Ambassador to the
Republic of Upper Volta.
Mr.. Reams now is serving as
consul general at Damascus.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

Tough restrictions against
the export of American made
products to Cuba will not be
imposed, it was indicated today,
for about 10 days.
An informed source said
stringent curbs drawn up by
the Commerce Department in
cooperation with officials Of
the State Department proba-
bly, would not be announced
until after President Eisenhower
visits Mexico october "a.
The President is going to
Ciudad Acuna, across the Rio
Grande at the site of the Am
istad Dam, on a goodwill trip
to greet Mexican President
Lopez Mateos.
Some Criticism Seen
It is understood that the de-
lay in imposing the curb is
caused by expectation Of g
sharp, unfavorable reaction
from some quarters in Latin
America, includin 6 Mexico
Some of the more voluble sup
porters of Cuban Prime Min
lister Fidel Castro and some
Communist agitators are ex-
pected to denounce the United
States for economic aggres-
sion" against the Cuban revo.
lutionary regime.
Latin American experts here
say there is no point in issuing
the export restrictions now anc
risking ugly demonstration!
against the United States while
President Eisenhower is or
Mexican soil.
Besides, they add, the expor
~
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Parks Crews Preparing
ForWinter CIose-Down

fields are being reseeded and
restored.
The White House grounds,
Lafayette Park and many Of
the landscape areas surround
ing Washington's public build
ings are being reseeded with
gardening repair work on flower
beds, hedges and paintings.
Virginia also is participating in
the landscaping project with
work on the Lee Mansion
grounds, Mount Vernon park
way, and Washington circle on
the approach to Alexandria.
City Fairgrounds are receiv-
ing attention with reseeding
and planting Of trees and
shrubs. Playground equip
ment is being prepared for the
new season and old equipment
picked up for repair. In addi-
ton, a seawall is being installed
at Brentwood Playground.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

The parks, public building
grounds, and gardens Of the Ma
tion's Capital are undergoing
a face-lifting as winter ap-
proaches. Snow fences are be-
ing installed on Riverside Park
way and other parkways and
snow equipment is being condi-
toned.
Crews Of gardeners, land
scapers and nurSerymen Of Ma
tional Capital Parks are plant
ing trees, shrubs and bulbs
which will pay off in beauty
next spring.
In East Potomac Park the
Buckeye trees from the Old
Drive are being transplanted to
the New Buckeye Drive. This
work together with landscaping
and restoration of the golf
course will beautify the drive.
The grounds of the Two Jima
Memorial to the Marine wal
dead are being fertilized and
hedges weeded and pruned prior
to the anniversary date Of the
dedication of the memorial on
November 10.
" At Kenilworth Gardens the
lotus and iris are being cut
back and lily roots pulled. The
waterfowl sanctuary at Reaches
Run on the Mount Vernon
parkway is receiving its share
of Identification with the
planting of new shrubs or
Center Island. On the sports
side, golf courses and football