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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE for real estate or similar
business; on street level close to r and G.
st. stores; 15x4o IT.: Sl4o mo. Box 53-Y.
Star
1908 EYE ST. NV story and basement
house BARSE STONEBRAKER, 1885 X
ST. NV, Ma 44S3
OFFICE SPACE and shared stenographic
service for professional man or woman in
also studio for living and professional
use. DE 3o6S.
phone and mailing address. L. J. COWIE
CO.. 500 st NV
AVAILABLE, dentist Va. license once in
Arlington. Va: owner in service See by ap-
pointment: established. Box 329X. Star. g.
TO LAWYER ONLY or 2 rooms in de,
sirable suite. centrally located secretarial
service. Box 351-X. Star. 6'
WILL SHARE furnished space on street
floor in real estate office on Ga. ave. near
Jefferson st. NV; desks, about $50 so.
It OF space RA 500
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAhp.

BROOM HOUSE. electricity gas, stoker
heat. hot and cold water. 2-car garage:
section. on hard-surfaced road; possession
June st. Box 4O6-x, Star. 81
MODERN COUNTRY HOME, IA miles from
city; IL rooms, 2 baths and maids room
and bath: cleo. oil heat; immediate pos
session; inspection BY appointment. Phone
Ashton, Nd. 4I62. e.
COMPLETELY FURN. 5-rm brick veneer.
1i1-story BUNGALOW, new suburb. sec. of
Hyatts.: avail. duration; cple or adult fam
Children. '' PFC. PFC FRANK XIV VAtENTA, LEI ST s5o5 %
LongfelloW ST.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP, one Of the
best boys camps. See ad under personal.

MONTE VITA RANCH CAMP, one of the
best boys camps. See ad under personal.
CHI. 1858 or WO. 4214.
MIDSUMMER HEAT affects us all. Send
your child to mountain or seaside camp;
rates, 1925 UP. Free consultation and
booklets. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS
ASSN, 204 Colorado Bldg, RE. 1880.
MI YO-QUAN-Surmer camp for children,
Lake Buel in the Berkshires; boys and
girls. 4 to s yrs; altitude, i, 700 it.; per-
sonality and character building; sports,
swimming. horses, ponies. crafts, dancing,
music, campfres. Dietary laws. Rep, Mrs.
NJ. D. Ecker. phone IA. 2625; Emma d.
rsron, dir. 1746 Popham ave-, N. Y. c.,
phone LU. T-3232.
CAMP MONTROSE, 10th season; girls, 6
to 12; boys, 6 to 8; one hour from D. c.;
swimming, riding, ETC.; churches near: sea-
son 8 weeks. $l75. Catalog. MR.. AND
MRS. L. A. RANDALL. Clarksville, Md.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE,

FOR COUNTRY LIVING at its best-25
acres 10 mi. from p. G., in Montgomery
every convenience; delightful setting, gar
den and all necessary small outbuldings
All in Al shape; only S22. 800 SANDY
ACRES, near Brookeville, Md, on Route
No. -: rooms and bath. oil heat; $3.50
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO., Ashton
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STORES FOR RENT.

+. ADJOINING BASEMENT STORES, Down
town. Suitable for any business. W.. R.
MARSHALL. 929 N. Y. ave. NV.
IN GAITHERSBURG, MD.-Store. 2-story
brick construction on Frederick ave. 2Ox6O
ioor space. Operated for 35 years as gem
eral store. For sale or rent. Sl1.0OO.
Terms Rent, ST 90 per month BUELL.
N. GARDNER-J. E. KELLY, Rockville, Md.
Phone $50.
55 d ST. N.W.-Large storeroom. good To-
alton for many businesses, has been deli
catessen for years. Owner retired; reason
able rent at S75 per mo-, on lease. MAR
SHALL. J. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
DI 3346
CONN. AVE. AND s ST. N.w.-oo1o and
2O12 st Two connecting stores. ap-
proximately 1900 SO. IT. Immediate oc-
cupaney. Rent. $125 each. RANDALL H.
HAGNER y CO.. INC. 1921 Conn. ave.
NV. DE. 36C0.
TWO STORES will be available within the
next 80 days in a new shopping center.
located on South Capitol and Elmira sts.
bury St s.w. Ii. 3737.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

TO 1O-FAMILY APT direct from owner:
oil or gas heat; pay cash. Box 351-x,
Star. s.
WILL PAY CASH for 2, or 8 family
apt, direct from owner, District or vicinity,
Telephone FIR. $500, Ext. 26.
BUYERS for your property at once, nearby
Md. and p. c.. fast. courteous action:
YouHo & PASTOR, 1i 1iss Vermont. @ ut nSx Hx.
2425, MA. SAT, MA. 3O52.
HAVE MANY desirable foreign buyers
with cash for investment or business prop
DI. 1851.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

UVJTN6JS pNVF6NTV fVN SA6E.
3-sTORY BRICK BLDG, on busy ne. cor
ner. store and apts.; immediate posses
sion. Call Mrs. Snyder at RA. 4136,
SNYDER REALTY co.
End COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in down.
town NV. section; lot 1Sx14O IT. TO 3O-ft.
alley: house and earase.. suitable for any
business: business property in this locality
BLAIR RD.. 800 TT. on, on B. a. O.; end
commercials; better than 10000 IT.; will
sell part; priced to sell: terms; can finance
JAMES 3. TUCKER. Realtor, North 1882
ATTENTION, florist or medical supplies
merchant-Brick store, and 4 rms. and
g. ". Hospital Cali Mr. Tammaro, IA.
H st. NV. MA. 2345. -, -
1919 11th ST. N.W.-s rooms, bath: va
can't: 1st commercial: $3.50. For infor-
nation. call Harry Dreisen. IA. 6902, or
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH for apt. house Site,
white or colored. FEDERAL FINANCE
CO., 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416.
BUILDING LOT, preferably corner. by
on 18th st. NV. !. or Mass. ave. NV. or
Conn. ave NV. west of Dupont Circle:
give particulars. price, lot and square and
size and also price mentioned in covenant,
II any, that home must cost. Box 10s-L.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, with railroad siding, near
Georgetown, will be erected for respon-
sible tenant: building to contain approxi-
mately 1900 sq. It. p. J. WALSHE
INC. 1116 Eye st. NV. Ma 648S
WILL ERECT any size warehouse with rail.
road siding in central location for estab-
lished frm that Will take long lease.
CENTRAL DoWNToWN-b,0oo it.. s17b
mo. 10000 IT,. $275 mo-; others 10000
to $4,000 It. with r.r siding; some for sale
O'HARE ESTATES, MA. O5S6.
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ACREAGE WANTED,

clear, stream, not over
% mi. from White House. Box 5O7.
2124 Eye st. NV.
WILL PAY CASH for l or acres on
Bradley blvd. Md; quote price and full
particulars. Box SLY. Star
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Prince FTederlCk B-R.
CHESAPEAKE BAY HOMESITE, Calver

396 ACRES, 325 clear, about l mile of
shore front; good ducking and fishing;
tobacco and stock farm. Located about
IS miles from D. c. in So. Md. Good road
this big farm at $50 900. Terms % arranged ran ed
140 acres "a mile frontage on Potomac
River, l large house, restaurant, steam
boat pier, . smaller houses; State road to
property. Ideal for subdivision, water re-
sort or boat club. Price. sci 600 Terms
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY Call
Washington, H, Addison Bowie EN-. 6235
COLORED opportunity to obtain 42O it. Of
fine sandy beach, 6 modern BONES.
acres. miles from Annapolis, near Spar
rows and Carr's Beaches; week end re-
generously financed. Inspection by ap-
polntment H M SANDROCK Realtor
Round Bay, Md. Call Severna Park 19I.
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REAL EsfAfE WANTED.

AM m POSITION to sell or buy for cash.
any house Or business property In Mt.
Pleasant or Petworth section that is prop
erly priced. Called q. 8. WHITE. AD. 1868
after 8 pm.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

ARLINGTON, Va. l mile south OF 18th
ST. Bridge on No. / highway, directly facing
trafic. 3 $40 acres, exceptionally con-
sp'cious and convenient for manufacturing.
warehousing or distributing Bus at door.
arrsnge to build and lease warehouse. See
Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC, WASH
lngton Eldg.. DI 5000.
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL MAGAZINE needs moderate
slace, central location for . Washing ton
bureau. Box 256-Y, Star
LAWYER desires private once in law ONCE
suite Reply BOX C51.Y Star
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WANT 10 EXCHANGE or sell furnished
apts., all In AL condition with good rent,
for house with small piece Of land or lot
In or near Wash. Box 407-X, Star. ~
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE WANTED-About i,OOO-ft
alley warehouse in NV. section. Accessible
for truck deliveries. CAPITAL PRODUCTS
CO., 1222 Connecticut ave. ME. 4631.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOX KENT.
DESK in private once building on F st
Reasonable rate to congenial party. Phone
Ma. 3533 between 8 and o'clock.
DESK, new, in downtown office with use
OF telephone and typewriter. $25 month.
Box 4a6-X Star
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
6 acres, 1000 #. along
wy. siding; near Alexandria, Va. DI. 774O.
ives. and Sun, OR. 1886.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
SuMAER AoMES.

BRICK, 2-story. 1st commercial Approx.
$500 50. IT. Ma O46O.
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COLORED = Excellent buys in roomins
houses. Priced, for quick sales. Your
One. Of s units. completely furnished;
rents for S27O monthly.
One Of 90 units, completely furnished
rented at $500 monthly. Can be seen by
APPOINTMENT only Call MR.. DEMOUY,
DE. 6336 or IA. 2193.
COLORED-24 rooms, baths, arranged
In n,, apis; h;,w;;hv sqod nv location;
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1907 5Ist AVE, Fdmonston, Md.-s-room
brick BUNGALOW. oil h.-w.h., . baths, nre-
place. full basement Gear garage. chicken
house, lot 125x15O IT,, landscaped S9,5O0:
terms possession.
35-acre country estate, 10 mi D. c..
hard road; 7-room house. elec., running
water. full basement, large front. side
porches: large horse and COW barn, tool
shed. meat house. all buildings in splendid
repair, 100 bearing fruit trees. spring
possession Erwin REALTY. CO., call
Hyattsville O334, ewes. WA 1231.
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I22 ACRES, Lee highway. between Fairfax
and Centerville: 1,50O-foot frontage on
Lee hishway; good young oak timber
$3.50
25 acres on Old Dominion dr.. near Nc
Lean. Va; stream. long road frontage
heavy timber on part; $4,000.
25 acres near Forestville. Va, on Route
6S2; level land, nice elevation. some good
timber: S3.250. HERMAN E. GASCH &
son. 400 K st. W. Ma. 1854
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IF YOU OWN A SUMMER HOME and want
q refined person for companionship and to
share expenses there. please tel. EN-. 745S.
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loontinusa On lIsxt PaSs.)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
ATLANTA. Ca ssN)

n A AZ y 4 ~ y o. Nt~k44FJ =
The life of Dontce Skin Harris,
westside sportsman and World War
II veteran, was snuffed out Friday
night by a hail of bullets fred
from ambush by two College Park
policemen and an angered husband
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
Wrong Man" Killed In Harris
Case, Inquest Evidence Shows

Charles johnson.
The verdict was reached after
i've hours of taking testimony
under the direction of Fulton
cosnty's coroner, Mrs. Paul E.
Donehoo. The inquiry was held in
the coroner's Office in the Fulton
county courthouse.
The chain of events leading up
to the unofficial execution of Har-
ris on lonely East Mercer Street on
the dreary night of May II start
ed, testimony revealed, on April Is
when Charles johnson, acting as
chauffeur for John L. Meyer of
the War Food Administration visit
ed the Hull-Dobbs Company where
Mrs. Greer is employed as manager.
CALLS BEGIN
Meyer, called to the stand told
how he and johnson went to Mrs.
Greer's. place on that date and
johnson was seen to- secure the
telephone number from one of the
Negro girl employees,
On May 2, Mrs. Greer, testified,
d series of telephone calls began.
A man, she said, who claimed to
have known her in Chicago began
begging her over the telephone
for date. The first indication that
the caller was colored, she said,
was on the third cali when he end
ed his conversation by asking, "you
don't mind the color, do you?"
The woman said she became so
frightened she appealed to Chief
Moore for protection and it was at
his suggestion that she consented
to make date with the caller, so
that he could be identified.
MEN DRIVE AWAY
The first date was made, 1t was
disclosed on Thursday night. May
10 at Ashby and West Fair streets.
Two Atlanta detectives, Ellington
and Peck were detailed to trail be-
hind the panel company truck Mrs.
Greer was driving to make the
arrest. ~
But the large automobile In which
the caller was suspected to have
been riding was driven hurriedly
of after it had been parked behind
the truck, when two soldiers stop
ped behind it. The officers said
they We're never able to obtain a
view of the occupants.
The next morning, the fatal Fri
day, Mrs. Greer said she received
another call shortly before noon.
Chief Moore happened to be in her
Office at the time. and again sug-
geSted that she make a date. this
time in College Park on East Mer-
Ger street.
Mrs. Greer agreed to meet the
caller at nine O'Clock on. the dark
ened College Park street after she
mad been L given assurance that
ample police protection would be
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/, ferred him to the Fulton count,
jail.
Johnson, nattily attired in a pin
stripe gray suit,a clean shirt
| though no tie, sat through the
hearing with little expression on
his face. A soft smile creased his
features on two occasions during
Mrs. Greers testimony as she told
of the annoyance that an unknown
caller was causing her.
Mrs. Catherine Harris, widow of
the slain man and Joseph Harris,
his father, along with this reporter,
were the only Negroes allowed in
the room during the hearing. An
al-white jury, which included
Captain Henry Butler, retired
Atlanta police officer, rendered the
verdict.
ANOTHER GIRL TESTIFIES
The only stir in the otherwise
smooth proceedings was when a
young white girl, Lucille Sissons,
was called to the stand and testi-
fed that Johnson had approached
her at the time both were employ
ed at the Gambler warehouse. She
reported the matter to some guards.
she said. and Johnson was dis
charged.
The jury reached It's verdict
after fifteen minutes of delibera-
ton.
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THAT he had fired his SO calibrt
police special about four times
He joined the force on January 10
this year.
FIRED THREE TIMES
Officer Charles Wheeler, who sale
ne had been a policeman about
two gears, said he fired two OF
three times with his police pistol
Greer. who testified that he hao
been given the shotgun by Chief
Moore on the night of the ambush
said he had fired one time. The IL
guage was loaded with 90 shells
it was brought out in the testi-
mony.
johnson, who escaped, ran and
walked until he reached his resi-
dence at 207 Maple Street, after
admitting to police that he was
present at the scene of the shoot
ing.
In his unsWorn statement. made
after he had been warned by Mrs.
Donehoo that anything he said
could be used against him. John
son sought to lay the blame on
Harris.
TRIES TO BLAME HARRIS
He claimed he was en- route home
when Harris offered to carry him
in his car and that before he knew
1t they were in College Park. Adj
Uniting that he had been in Mrs.
Greer's place on April 25, johnson,
who is now under arrest awaiting
grand jury action, said that he had
obtained the telephone number
from one Of the colored girl en-
ployes, but denied that he had ever
called Mrs. Greer.
He said that they passed Mrs.
Greers truck and seeing the lights
still burning, decided at Harris
suggestion to turn around and see
If the occupant was in trouble
after seeing somebody inside wave
as they passed.
Just as they drove 10, he said.
The guntlre opened up. He slid
from the car and crawling beneath
escaped from the back and started
running, reaching home about one
o'clock.
NEGROES HELP FIND JOHNSON |
College Park Officer w. L. Creel.
who said he was present at the
ambush. but did not shoot, de-
scrlbed how he with two Fulton
county policemen, with the assist
ance Of Harris brothers trailed
Johnson to his residence, finding
nm sitting up in bed. He was told
20 dress and first carried to the
college Park jail. but fearing for
us Safekeeping, policemen trans
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afforded her.
JOHNSON CRUISES BY

JOHNSON CRUISES BY
Friday afternoon bout four
o'clock, according to Chief Moore,
Johnson was seen cruising by Mrs.
Greer's office in q government
coupe, slowing down and looking
back.
Harris was brought into the af-
fair, testimony of several witnesses,
revealed, when Johnson began a
search of the westside for The ex-
soldier, who formerly starred on
famous Fort Bennlng Reception
Center football team.
Johnson, according to HeusteE
Harris, brother of the victim ap-
preached. him and asked where
he could find Skin" Told he was
upstairs over Williams Tavern,
johnson, another witness, Robert
Lee Murray, known as "Buttermilk"
testified, came up and kept urging
Harris to come on or he would be
late. This was about $50 O'Clock.
POLICE CONCEAL SELVES
Meanwhile four College PARK
policemen, accompanied by Mr.
Greer and all armed, had conceal
ed themselves near the spot where
Mrs. Greer was to drive her COM
pany truck for the rendezvous.
Mrs. Greer drove up, she testified,
and parked on the wrong side of
the street, leaving the parking
lights burning. A minute or two
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
A CHURCH WITH A MESSAGE

Ihere is little church the Corner of Rose and
Fascagoua Streets that and give you perfect
message Massage of hope sick and sinful soul
message Wh en- purely biblical and scientific Each Sabbath
al 9;5O a. M Sabbath School is conducted with preaching
az IL 10 a. m Each Fri 730 D. IN. Young Peo-
pes missionary Program. Each Wed 7:30 D. m
special prayer services. "Come me- We that
and heavy laden and will give you rest Take my yoke
upon you. and learn of me- for | and lowly in
heart and We shall find rest unto your souls For
IS easy and burden is light Matt 1880 We
forward to your coming with great deal of anticipation
ELDER c. S. MYLES, Pastor
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before nine the large automobile
containing Harris and Johnson
drove UP, passed slowly by the
truck and two short taps on the
horn were sounded. The car passed
on. circled around and came back
to stop beside the truck.
The dome light Of the car came
on briefly when Johnson got out.
Harris, testimony disclosed, never
did leave the car, but had slid over
from beneath the steering wheel
Just as Johnson approached the
truck, three voices Of the ambush
ed policemen and husband. the
woman testified, shouted, Halt"
FALLS INTO DITCH
Harris, she said, slid back behind
the steering wheel Of the car, as
If to drive of and johnson dropped
rolling beneath the truck and into
Q ditch by the side of the road.
The policemen and the husband
opened fire, mortally wounding the
innocent victim of circumstances.
Harris Testimony of DR. ]. G. Bla-
lock, county physician, disclosed
thai large number of slugs had
penetrated Harris body. but the
fatal pellet which pierced his lung,
causing hemorrhage came from
the shotgun.
officer Earl E. Peppers, one Of
the two policemen, who laid down
the bullet barrage in reply to Mrs.
Donehoo's questioning, admitted
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1945-05-26
"SIkin" Harris Innocent Victim
OF Chain OF Circumstances

given a shotgun by College Park
Police Chief r. w Moore, coron-
er's jury decided late Thursday
afternoon following an exhaustive
inquiry into the chain of circum.
stances that ended fatally for the
wrong man.
Though all evidence pointed un-
sWervingly to the fact that Harris
riding companion on the fatal trip
Charles Johnson, was actually the
offender in series Of improper
advances made to Mrs Edward
Greer, white, over the telephone,
the jury nevertheless ruled that the
shooting Of Harris was a "justifi-
able homicide"
NAMED GUNMEN
Named in the verdict as the men
who actually fired the slugs into
Harris body were College Park
Policemen Earl E. Peppers and
Charles Wheeler and Edward Greer.
husband of the woman testimony
disclosed had been annoyed bv
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Bishop w. Y. Bell
Hampton's Speaker

HAMPTON INSTITUTE, Va. j.
vSNS) - Facing Crisis a n d
Change" will be the title of the
baccalaureate sermon to be deliv-
cred at Hampton Institute Sunday,
May 81, by Bishop w. Y. Bell,
president of Holsey Institute, it has
been announced at the college.
Approximately 80 young men
and women will receive diplomas
and degrees at the commencement
exercises which will be held Mon
day. Nav %.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
Pepeo Appeal Seen
As Court Approves
PUG Reduction Order

Ruling that the rate of return
allowed the Potomac Electric Power
Co. under the Public Utilities Com
mission rate reduction order is "rea.
sonable" and not confiscatory
Visiting Judge j. Foster Symes Of
Colorado, sitting in District Court
late yesterday dismissed the COM
pany's appeal from the PUG order
The order would reduce the com.
pany'S returns for the rate year
beginning last March l, by 81, ,037 ,189
Immediately after the decision
Pepco indicated it would appeal tht
case to the United States Court oi
Appeals.
Likewise, the Federal Government
which had entered the case as the
|company's largest customer and
which sought a greater reduction
lin the rates than ordered by the
PUG, indicated it would appeal from
the decision Of Judge Symes that
the Government had no right to
interfere in the case. Judge Symes
held that consumers are represented
by the peoples counsel.
Attorneys are scheduled to ap-
pear in court Monday in connection
with preparation of a formal order
lon Judge Symes' oral ruling.
The petition asking that the PUG
order be vacated was filed last Au.
gust by Pepco shortly after the PUG
denied an application for reconsid.
Grafton OF It's order.
Among attorneys who took part Il
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o u t S t a n d / ng
services as COM
nander of trans
port division and
b e a ch assault
group d u RI n g
the amphibious
in v a sion of
Southern France
last August.
He was born in
Hillsboro, Greg,
and is now on
duty at the Of
fee of the Chief
of Naval Opera
t,iOns here He is
f
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Dismissal Motion Studied
For Two in $50, 900 Suit

Justice David A. Pine of District
Court yesterday took under advise
ment motion to dismiss as de-
fendants two men named in suit
brought by Walter w. Burns OF
Franklin Park, Va, attorney and
former commanding officer of the
260th Coast Artillery, District anti
aircraft regiment, who seeks $780,
900 damages from nine persons or
charges of an alleged conspiracy
against him.
The suit. filed last May, named
his former commanding officer, Brig
Gen. Oliver L. Spiller, and eight
others. OF the others named, only
the Rev. Arlington A. McCallum
Episcopal minister, and DR.. Stewart
M. Grayson of 5700 block of Kansas
avenue NV, have been served off,
cial notice of the suit. Both for
merly served as lieutenant colonels
Dismissal in behalf of the two
was asked on the claim that no
cause for action is shown in the
suit and that any action on their
part was in line of duty as Army
officers.
Mr. Burns claims that as result
of the alleged conspiracy he was
placed under mental observation
but that he was found sane.
Evening star., 1945-01-26
WA Reduces Fares

A 5 per cent reduction in passen-
ger fares for holders of air travel
credit cards was announced today
by E. o. Cooke, general traffic man.
ager of Transcontinental g. Western
Air, Inc.