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Evening star., 1945-07-26

Heinie and ever so many OF the ole
customers.
An Old Spectator-the contempt
rary one is on vacation-going back
to the terrace can remember ever
so many things. Taking 9-year-
old daughter there one night long
ago, well. pretty long, and finding
she had eaten nine sweet rolls and
butter during one of his brief alb
SCIENCES from the table. The waiter,
also a father and a kindly man, said
it couldn't possibly be harmful and
that a child on party should De
allowed to. choose her own food. II
turned out that he was wise man
An Old Spectator likes the muted
music on the terrace, partly be-
cause he remembers the reason why
1t Is muted. The residents far away
across the park are responsible
Eleven years ago one of them called
Manager Gardiner Moore and said
in a genteel, yet chiding voice that
the terrace music was louder in his
living room. he would bet. than It
was on the Shoreham's own prop
erty. When Mr. Moore expressed
doubt, the man invited the former
over to hear for himself.
The next night Mr.. Moore went
over and sat in the protesting ones
patio. Barnee went with him. AL
three sat there over an amicable
drink, waiting for the music to start.
When it did, Mr.. Moore discovered
that the man was right. The park
was perfect sounding board for the
terrace music. Since then the band
has been muted.
But a full 750 customers were
there to hear IL last night when the
Old Spectator went back for visit
Some things, time leaves unchanged.
**
Speaking of terraces. the Club
Cabana soon will have one. Not as
early as originally was anticipated
but by August l, Jack Staples says
Name bands will occupy its band
stand the rest of the summer. The
first will be that of Coleman Haw-
.kins. Sam Seymour and his band
continue in the Cabana Room.
If you drop into the King Cole
Room in the next several days-or
nights-you might run into the war
absent proprietor, Comdr. Vincent
Gallagher He will have few days
off at home, which is the King Cole
Room most of the time. before start
ing back to sea. The Pacific prob
ably is the sea.
The experts will tell you that
pantomime is the most eloquent
form of expression and the dancing
Hartmans will prove every word OF
the experts at the Statler Embassy
Room any night you care to drop
around. Theirs is the highest COM
edy the Spectator knows, virtually
wordless, invariably hilarious.
They were so adroit at comedy, in
deed, that their first Hollywood pro-
ducer did not realize they are two
of the greatest dancers in the world
They we're both playing comedy
roles in his picture when they put on
a record one day during lull and
started dancing,
Mon Dieu," the producer said, in
his own language, He instantly had
Evening star., 1945-07-26

the script revised to permit the
Hartmans to dance.
No Ounce, he.
II Il n n
Notes on a paper napkin: The
Blue Mirror, 100000 worth Of Blue
Mirror, our memo says, will open
August at 824 Fourteenth street.
Reservations are being taken.
Overheard In the dark: Tell
me, just what is a popular price?"
The question proved unanswer-
able. Culinary Arts Clubbers,
members and band alike, will sail
down the Potomac on the good ship
Potomac, come September II. . !.
Add local institutions: Bert Ber-
Evening star., 1945-07-26

get an interview with Harry s. Wen
der, board president, but was re-
fused on the ground that he did not
discuss policies except in board
meetings.
Meanwhile, the council is among
IT organizations which will send
representatives to discuss segrega-
tion for five minutes each before the
board on August IA. Most of the
speakers have indicated they will
protest the boards recent adoption
OF by-laws which for the first time
specifically mention the segregation
practiced under a general policy.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Civic Groups Unite 10 Fight
Playground Segregation

Twelve civic organizations have
formed a Citizens Committee
Against Segregation In Recreation
to protest the Recreation Boards
recent restatement OF Its policy of
separate Fairgrounds for white and
colored children, 1t was announced
today.
Robert S. Sherman, president OF
the Washington Industrial Union
Council. said the committee tried to
Evening star., 1945-07-26

nath on the Pail Mall Rooms band
stand since virtually forever.
And Sasha Lucas the same between
mis- former stand at .Troika, now for
several years at Old New Orleans.
(. Good men to reminisce with,
both of them. i. So is Paul Kahn,
leader at Glen Echo.
Evening star., 1945-07-26

Save every tin can that Is used
In your home. restaurant, hotel, etc.
The United States has virtually no
native tin ore. Our tin mines are
In your kitchen! Save prepared tin
cans in separate containers and
place near garbage bins for col.
lection.
Evening star., 1945-07-26
Men, Women f! Old at
4O,50,6O! Want Pep?
Want to Feel Years Younger2

Do you blame exhausted. WORKOUT fesIlnG on sgef
Thousands amazed at what little Popping up With
Ostrex has done. Contains tonic many need at 30.
30. 60, for body old solely because low In from also
prophylactic doses vitamin B,, calcium. Low cost
Introductory size only 35ci Try Ostrex Tonis
Tablets for new pep younger feeling this vay esys
For sale At all drug stores sverywhsrs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
For Tuesday, JuWe 26, 1873

For Tuesday, Jme 20, 1915
l4RCH p TO arm sO--Ares-Just enough optimism with
will your ball Of rolling. Pofes
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aviation scientists dests medical research highly
through cooperation with keen, rghthnkng folks
TOJtNE work practical mat
watch hold your avoid careless action Check
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JiNE - TO JLLY 23-Cancer-Some good, some not
pus aspects Behooves you seek friendly relations with all
coworkers for best results Avoid arguments Hold to
matters.
july - TO At g. e9Eeo-Be vivid in studying ideas,
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Don't single Of energy. Youl attain
Al q. p TO SEPT 23IUgo-N Nibraons mixed Day can be
through by alertness
plus Imagination will assist in pacing
SEPT - TO OCT 5Lbro Gserous influences for advance
money gains carrying contracts doing good daily
ability should lead and well Romance favored
OCT ?; TO NOV. 22-Scopto-Planeary indications urge
effort keen wits sctua approaches.
Work with confidence and faith in ultimate results,
NOV. - TO DEC 22-SagarioS- Afernoon stmulat-
Your AFFAIRS strongly Jupiter and Saturn;
welt financial and industrial benefits Heart interests
bright.
indicating for the better especially
and activities Get below surface good leads developments.
JAN - TO FEB eOAq1dr1S- Don't coddle faings fail
lles: Of
FEB. TO NARCH -Piccs--(iood results and luck can't
he turned like from good
the spirit of faith and to keep far productive
Fine
YOU BORN dotc Generally clever pespicacious hut
likely readily Ambition, Judgment Generous
kindly children
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Copyright, n, Es.ur,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Charlotte Crane Wed

CHARLOTTE r ESTHER
CRANE daughter of Dr.,
and Mrs. Henry HIT Crane -,
of Edison avenue . and Dr..
Frank " MCCune son Of
Dr.. and Mrs David T McCune
~ McKeeSport, Pa were
married Al $50 y m. yesterday
IN Central Methodist Church -. &.
with the father Of the bride &.
performing the ceremony
The bridegroom was Gradu-
atcd from the Duke University
medical school Saturday -.
and arrived in Detroit. only
a few hours before the wedding.
The bride wore an Emily
gown tt-44tttt ss5a4 tn made
with heart-Shaped neckline
.. long torso bodice e.
long sleeves and a full
skirt which ended in train.
Her full-length illusion veil
fell fFem a cap .,--oi-heir-
loom lace e-.-.-.-and she carried
a bouquet Of gardeniaS and
white sweet peas,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Wears Sweet Peas

MRS. HUNCiLMAN wore
deep purple sweet peas in~hor
hair Miss Wall laVcndar
sweet peas and the brides
maids chose sweet peas IN both
these shades combined with
pink.
Mrs Crane mother Of
the bride wore a long dress
Of lavCndar crepe made
with Y necklIne and short
sleeves.
Her flowers were orchids
Mrs. McCunc the bride.
erooms mother wore a pale
blue dinner dress and
orchids
A wedding reception was held
IN the Crane house.
Or. and Mrs NcCunc
are on their way 10 Lake VIM
nipesaukcc. y. ~ where
they Will occupy the summer
home Of the brdc's parents ...
for two weeks
Then they VIII return here
and live IN the Crane house m
Edison avenue .. while the
Cranes are ar Lake Ninni.
poSaukce
For travelling Tho bride wore
an aquamarinc gabardi0a suit
with fuChSla accessories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Doctors report that many a child with
ugly bowed legs or knock-knecS might
have grown up straight and shapeiy
on diet adequate,in the bone-build-
Ing minerals and Vitamin d
Lack OF calcium, FOR instance. in
the earliest years may do irreparable
oamase-bui in any case, calcium IS
so vital factor that no child brought
UP on consistently deficient calcium
intake, can have much chance for
strong bones and sound teeth.
That's one reason doctors talk 50
H4eh about milk for growing children.
Mix Us our bcst food source OF cal-
cium Do. .our children set enough
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Attendants in Pink

MRS. ROBERT IirNCiE-
MAN of Washington (.
was the matron Of honor
Dorothy Wall of Scranton, Pa
maid of honor .. and
bridesmaids were Kay Holl-
meyer Of New York City g.
and Mrs. Henry II Crane Jr.
of Durham. ~ C.
Or. David p. McCune d..
was his sons best man ... and
uSherS we're Henry Hit Crane
Jr. Frank Crane II 4.
Robert Juvlnall and Mark
PraSS.
All of the women attendants
were dressed alike IN pale pink
gowns with silk Jersey bodiceS
o.. and net skirts and the
dresses had V nccklIneS d.
and bracelet sleeves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Clarence Pattons
Plan luncheon

Mrs :. Clarence Patton Of
Hamilton road will entertain al
luncheon Wednesday IN the
Book Casino. Guests will include
Mrs. Carl Tiedcman, Mrs. Wal
ter O'lIair, Mrs. Robert Grow
and Mrs. Henry Sweeney
Others viii be Mrs. Earl /.
Miller. Mrs. Leslie Brown. Mrs
George Humphrey Mrs. Fran
els Young and Mrs-r. Curtis
Mckenzie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Francises Reveal
Daughters Betrothal

Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID +.
FRANCIS Of Harding avenue
announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Bernice. To Hos
pltal Apprentice PC Robert r,
Kuiat, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
kujat of Manning avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Help Your Children To Develop
Strong Bones, Sound Teeth

milk at least quart eUery day.
Many children just don't like TO take
that much eUery day That's Why
Cocomalt in milk is so helpful.
-. Cocomalt' Is so rich in calcium. il
makes 3 glasses o. milk equal TO a
lrhole quart in calcium Ualuei (AlSo
this supplies the days fun minimum
requirements for iron. phosphorus,
Vitamin B, and d. And Cocomalts
delicious chocolaty flavor makes chill
dren love their milk.
Start your children on Cocomalt
today Save this as a reminder,
:; heoptrg tsps 10 i-oS glass Of Biiit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Celebrate Anniversary

THE WELL attended Crosse
Pointe Yacht Clubs Yachts
men dinner dance was
further cnlIl,ned Saturday
night hy the party Mt.
and Mr, George y Li'ygicn
gave 10 celebrate their
twentieth wedding arnNar-ar,.
Pink and blue flowers iecked
the LIINCICn Table and
guests were NJ. and Ms R1b-
ert =. Schcrer Mr. and Mrs.
James II MARI, Nr and
firs. Eugene T q kF,tr .. 4.
Mr.. and Mis- Paul Fgnkhols,r
-. Mr. and Mrs Alae I4Hae4i
Mr and NTs Herbert
kcliohcrS -. Nr and Mrs..
Elgan Taylor &C.. MI and Mrs.
William a MackS and Nr.
AID Mr-. Chafirs 8. Crunune.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
ashion Flash

TWO NEW deep toned pow
-deFS-deSigHed- 10 It'll fashion
demands for glowing skins are
Matchmaker 14F4d al Afifasta44+tHtA4sa- Afi A
Rich in color. they are said 10
give a natural. healthy and un-
painted look 10 the face Match
maker, which Is the lighter. Is
meant for blondes or golden
skinned girls
Masalinds = deeper in shade.
slightly warmer IN color, AlS
-aaeaht-te-its.sn-. ..aa ts--sts:rrv-7r1
take muddy look away
from dark-nneS,-
To complement these powders
wear rose coral lipstiCk or raSp-
herrN-For a more Soph4ticated
effect Try the hhe-red tones OF
commando or blue blood.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
EXQUISITE Shade

The lavender poppleS. one Of
which IS called Henrl CayeauN,
VIII fade out If they are planted
in full sun They Will not bloom
at all If planted IN deep shade.
So the idea is 10 pick the place
for them very carefully so IT
gets sun half the DAY at least
but is shaded IN the heat Of
the day They are so exquisite
TT StTd7ttF- ttTat rneY are Wc1f
worth this extra bit Of care
If YOU are looking for a radi-
cal departure fromthe ordinary,
there Is a re d poppy called
MandarinS Fan tina I is not
round in shape but fattened like
fan. No other poppy -iS-tj'ye
IT and il certainly makes HIT
With Eardee-Nts+tet>-------------==-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
TODAYFS
Point Saver

PLUMP TENDER prunes
wrapped in A peanut butter
crust and baked 10 crlSpy
brown make intriguing cookies.
50 wholesome and good, prune
half moons are An ideal confec-
ton for the young fry and one
that groWn-upS will 90 for, too.
Prune Hall Moons
cup Sifted -four
! tablespoon sugar
4, teaspoon salt
tablespoons shortening
'e cup peanut butter
q. cup evaporated milk
Stewed prunes, pitted.
Slft -four with sugar and salt.
Cream shortening and peanut
butter together. Work quickly
but thoroughly into -four with
fingers OF pastry blender Add
milk all At once and stir quickly
wTth 4 fork
Roll ont on Toured board 20
about , inch thickness Cut
WIrh biscuit cutter. Place prune
ON one half of each round. Fold
dough over prune and pinch
edges 20 secure. If pruneS are
large. they can be halved Bake
i'm ungrcaScd baking sheet IN
hot oven Oi50 degrees until
brown. about 10 minutes Makes
about three dozen.
PRUDENCE PENNY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Dinner Party to Honor
Nurse Wednesday

CADET NURSE MARY 30
TUX will to- honored WedneS-
day at dinner party, TO be
given 10y members of the Octave
Club. Planning the dinner are
Misses Virginia Brattcn. Olga
Botuk. Shirley Fraser, Margaret
Stcnglcln, War q a FredrNk.
Jcannette Harm and Helen
RCsep
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
FineernaiIs Show Faulty Health

When nails are blue. there Is
faulty circulation or one has
been subjected To a chill. When
they arc pale, the body lacks
vitality and resistance. Physi-
clans. making a medical exam
inatiCn. frequently take a look
at fngernailS. for shape and
texture as well as color. In
some diseases they have tales
10 tpll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Son Born TO AIperns

MAJ AND MRS. MIKE Al
PERM of TT. Bragg, \. C., an
nounCe the birth of a son last
Thursday Mrs. AIpcrn Is the
former Lilyan shapiro of
Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
Graceful Posture

SPLENDID -CARRIAGF, ,cte-
ates style. manner. distinction
11-IS-nne- -nf-lhe- -aEeate&1-a+
beauty assets. appealing 10 The
mind as we'll as the eye. II sug-
geSts courage, snap, Verve. The
StraIght-lImbed finely formed
erect body moving gracefully
lS usually directed by -miRd
that finds life zeStful and
-spi-e64d.---.-..--..a-...---.-.,..
ANY phN NSlclan VIII 1elL-AOu
that good pes ttte-tS- health
factor. When b q o m ina
muscles sag and lose reSIllenCN.
the iHReF-efgans ara -net-pFep-
erly supported and may not
function normally.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

IF A WOMAN is active. her
circulation brisk. and if her
hands are not abused and neg
lected, the fingernails will bear
a fairly deep rosy tint The
nail fabric is white. with a trans
parent quality that permits the
coloring OF the underlying flesh
10 show through.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
ALL SALT IS Not AL|kE!"
643 critical housewives on "HLDDEN NAME' test fou
DIAMOND CRYSTAL SHAKER s.
finer whter. quicker dissoUing better-tasting
DIAMOND CRYSTAL
FINFR-eRAiHFo. - 70 .

Each woman received two packages
OF salt, with the names hidden, oos
Diamond Crystal the other, ooe OF
three leading national brands To
test for fineness, the women sx-
amined and felt samples Of salt from
each package. They chose Diamond
Crystal, by "a to /, as finer than ell
other brands tested In another test,
they declared Diamond Crystal
whittier, by IL to l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

Then equal amounts OF both brands
Of salt were put into separate glasses
OF water, stirred equally. Diamond
Crystal dissolved faster, said the
housewives-7 to II The purpose Of
salt is not to make food taste salty
but to bring out its natural favor.
Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt dis
solves quickly. blends in so smooth
ly, brings out delicious food taste.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
lime 10 Buy

The best time to puck 'hc Va
uoueS YOU want is nov Nnlie
they are IA bloom u ordered
Immediately YOU should have
no trouble I'M getting them de-
liNcrcd during August when
they are dormant and easily
moved with no loss.
All sorts of VIVID color COM
hlna1IonS- are -pusSlhle Whgn the
oriental poppleS are in bloom.
Soft yellow iris with Mrs, Perry
a salmon Colorrd poppN Is par
tlCularly effective Deep hlue
iris with Inc more brilliant
orange and red popples Is 4
knockout color scheme Blue
NeronicaS that bloom with The
rose Coiored popples, OF even
the soft pink ones make another
good combination And white
shasta daisies may he used with
almost any of the popples no
matter how bright IN color they
may be
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26
New Vivid
PoppyH
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Usrdsn tdiior

ORIENTAL POPPIES used
10 come in bat one color "a
rather harsh orange-red HN-
brIdizerS have worked 10 M
CrpaSe me COt0T range with rt1r-
result that now we have those
exquisite flowers in white, pale
pink. deep pink. rose. red. ma
hogany. salmon, coral gold and
even IN pale lavender
If your garden does not have
a few of these newer develop
mentS in oriental popplcS. why
not buy a few ? Prices of plants
range from 30 cents 10 about
s. a root. They vary bu tlom
one concern 20 another, bat mol
"a great deal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-26

The Section IN Which YoU Birthday Comes, and Find
VIM Yor OltIook Is, According 70 ne Stars
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Masonic Commission
To Meet in Alexandra

The Virginia State Education
Commission of the Scottish Rite
Masons will meet in Alexandria this
week end, with delegates from all
Virginia Scottish Rite organizations
Riley w. Nixon of Alexandria
president OF the association, will
preside at the meeting Sunday
morning in the Masonic lodge room,
In City Hall. The sovereign grand
inspector general. Robert S. Crump
Richmond. will attend.
A reception will be held for dele.
gates at 8 pm. Saturday In the
George Mason Hotel and 3 pm. Sun.
day the State Welfare Commission
Of the Scottish Rite Masons Will
meet at the hotel.
Meanwhile. Roger C. Sullivan
Alexandria, chairman of the Fal
Reunion Committee of the Scottish
Rite Masons of Northern Virginia
announced dates for the reunion
are October 1924 and 1881 and the
degrees will be awarded in the
George Washington Masonic Ma.
tional Memorial.
Mr.. Sullivan said October 6 is the
last date on which applications fol
membership in the class will be re-
ceived.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
IS Million Goal SET
For District Area in
Victory Loan Drive

The District areas Victory Loan
quota has been set at $85 900, 900 in
contrast to the $4,000, 900 Seventh
War Loan goal, it was announced
today by w. ]. Waller, chairman of
the District War Finance Commit
tee. The drive will start October %
and end December 8. "a,
OF the new quota, $40 .0o0. 600 Ii,
bonds are to be sold to indiyiduals
compared with $4,000. 900 set up for
individual sales in the last Wa,
Loan.
The new loan includes s27 O0o. .oO(
in E bonds, which leaves a quota oi
$4,000, 900 in other bonds to be sole
to individuals, Mr.. Waller said. :
While the quota set up for IN.
dividual sales is lower than for thu
Seventh War Loan, Mr.. Walle,
pointed out that the Victory Bone
drive will last only two months in
contrast to the three-month &C.
counting period of the last War Loar
campaign.
The Victory Loan offerings will
consist OF Series E, F. and G bonds
tax notes. y per cent certificates and
~ and 215 per cent bonds, all hav.
ing the same characteristics as In
the past, Mr.. Waller added.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
500 Cases Of Beer SPILL
As Truck 0ver1urns

Montgomery County police today
guarded the remains of 600 cases
OF beer IN trailer truck which
overturned at Georgia avenue ano
seminary road, Montgomery Hills
Mo, to the accompaniment of the
tlnkling sound of shattered BOTTLES
and a gush of foam.
The truck skidded and overturned
Yesterday while taking the beer
from the Heurich Brewing Co. ware
mouse IN the District to a county
warehouse. The criver. Bob Pier
Potomac. Md, escaped injury.
montgomery County Liquor Board
authorities said half the beer was
lost. Damage was estimated at $500
to 500.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Tire Shortage Seen
For Many Months

Motorists applications for new
passenger car tires are so outstrip-
ping current production that it will
be many months before drivers
will have all the tires they need.
This was the latest advice from
the Offlce of Price Administration
and War Production Board which
estimated in a joint statement that
untitled applications for tires may
reach 100000 by the end OF this
month. This would be nearly double
the number on file with ration
boards at the end of July, prior to
the end of gasoline rationing.
Price Administrator Bowles warned
that applicants not in the higher
preference brackets cannot expect
to get tires until the supply is in
creased.
Top priority is being given physi-
clans, dentists, ministers, nurses and
employees of utility companies. Next
in line are farmers, construction
workers, teachers and social work.
erS
Evening star., 1945-09-18
House Members 10 Hear
Patients From Walter Reed

Patients from the . amputation
center of Walter Reed Hospital are
scheduled to engage in a round
table with members of Congress to-
morrow during another hearing be-
fore the House Labor Subcommittee
on Aid to the Physically Handi-
capped.
A civilian wearer of an artificial
limb also will discuss some of the
problems he has encountered at the
session, beginning at 10 a. m. A War
Department film Is to be an added
feature.
Representative Kelly, Democrat
OF Pennsylvania, the subcommittee
chairman, announced also the COM
mittee would meet Thursday to hear
spokesmen for the Disabled Amer
lean Veterans and limb manufac-
turing concerns.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
Five More Cases
I0f Polio Reported

Five new cases of infantile paraly.
sis, including 42-year-old woman
from Alexandria, were reported to.
day by the Health Department.
Since three of the new cases have
been in the hospital since Septem-
ber as suspects" the Health De-
partment said the new cases did not
represent any acceleration of the
disease, which has been on the
downward trend for several weeks.
The new cases are a 9-year-old
colored boy from the 1900 block Of
Bass place Sc, at Gallinger Hos
pital: 20-year-old girl from the
200 block of Ninth street Sc, at
Gallinger: an 8-year-old girl from
the 1900 block of Rock Greek Ford
road NV. at Childrens Hospital:
5-year-old boy from the 800 block
OF Forest drive. Falls Church. At
Walter Reed Hospital. and the Alex
andria woman, at Gallinger Hospital.
The Health Department said 17I
cases had been hospitalized this
year in the District. 90 from the
District itself and 81 from nearby
Maryland and Virginia. At this
time last year there were 237 cases.
There were Is deaths at this time
last year, two more than this year.
Evening star., 1945-09-18
3 Indicted, One Dismissed
BY Fairfax Grand Jury

The Fairfax County Circuit Court
grand jury yesterday returned three
indictments and dismissed one pre-
sentiment on the opening day of the
September term.
Carter T. Weaver was charged witt,
the felonious wounding Of his wife,
Myrtle S. Weaver. Weaver was not
arraigned but was ordered by the
court to be committed to q State in
shtution at Marion for observation.
Melford Morris was indicted on o
charge Of criminal assault. He en-
tered plea OF not guilty and his
case was set for trial on October a.
Paul A. Rea, indicted On a charge
OF grand larceny in the theft Of
property from the r.. r. & p. sta
ton at Accotink, entered 4 plea Of
guilty. His case was referred to the
probation ofiicer.