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Evening star., 1948-11-19
|sUsINEss PROP. FOR RENT tce.s.

End COMMERCIAL, approximately 300
square feet at Conn. ave. and NJ st.;
has been recently renovated and is avail.
able at this time: rent, 5000 per month.
or DE. 5249 ewes.
WAREHOUSE. Alexandria, s02 N. Fairfax
New nreproof. zoned industrial, $4,000
for garage Call MRS. WAYS, NO. 3343.
WAREHOUSE WITH STORE in front, 26O1
Wilson blvd. Arlington; $4,000 50. it.. with
large parking area. Call MRS. WAYS,
WAREHOUSE. Alexandria, 1Oe No. Lee st.,
" block from King ST.; store in front OF
BLDG; 1900 @ ,, S. IT; e yrs; old; sale or
WAREHOUSE, -Hyattsville, 1921 r. I. ave.;
3 yrs. old. 12,5OO 50. IT. 1st noor and
11.000 50. It. mezzanine; 1 block from
r.r. siding. Call MRS. WAYS, NO. 3343.
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ouT.oF.rowh REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE, direct from owner-3.16 acres
and modern 5-room white asbestos
shingled bungalow; Eastern Shore. on
Greensboro-Denton hwy, Caroline Co.;
heater, insulation, screen. storm sash;
taxes only S19; possession. See or write
PAUL T. HUDDLE. 5000 Hamilton. Prince
Georges. Apt. M-202, Hyattsville. Nd: 10.
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BEVERLY HILLS
Buy before prices go up again.
$16,950
Entrance hall, large liv rm., fireplace,
dining room, large equipped kitchen,
screened porch, large bedrooms, bath,
nice basement This is a new house.
$20,500
Living room with fireplace. dining room,
equipped kitchen, bedroom and bath on
1st floor; = nice bedrooms and bath on
End floor; screener porch, basement, ga
rage.
$23,950
Entrance hall, living room with fireplace.
dining room, equipped kitchen, screened
porch; End floor. 3 bedrooms, tiled
baths, basement, garage. nice large lot
$27,50
Large entrance hall, living room with fire-
place. dining room with fireplace. butt Ter S
pantry. equipped kitchen, ) large bed
rooms, 2 baths, garage. beautiful view,
and many other features.
We have been specializing in Beverly
G. G. KELLER, REALTOR
2O1s Mt Vernon Ave, Alexandria. Va.
TIE 2760; ewes, FA. 1880.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ATTENTION, GI-If you wish to sell your
house. will buy or sell it for you Please
DE. 5346.
PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage:
free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919
So. Cap. ST., TR. 1868: eyes,. VI. 099O.
1 WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick. white or colored: Il years
experience. Call MIR. WALTER MILLER.
ME Sd0Q or DE 63A6
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WAREHOUSES WANTEp.

WAREHOUSE. 1-story, 5000 to 10000
So it., in D. c., with parking facilities
call MR.. OLIVER or Mr.. W, o'connor at
DI. 1922. Mon. through Fri -Ie
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FREE

FREE
All the pleasure you can enjoy: all brick
prewar,, just OF busline, in respectable
ho A SnSs sSay LIVING .nd ws
bedrooms and tile bath. full basement
with outside entrance. automatic oil heat:
lawn. already planted with shrubs and
flowers; II you are budget conscious plan
to see this home: only S12,5O0 and we
finance with reasonable down payment.
Call or come to
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BONA FYDE PROSPECTS

4SOk11 ~ y
For 2 and 3 bedroom brick and frame
or nearby Fairfax County; If you plan to
sell We will appreciate your calling us.
Dominion InS. g. Realty Agency
GIL. R33S OK IRA. eves aJ 21dI
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

TWO ACRES, wooded high elevation, on
proximately 400 feet on proposed Street.
SILVER SPRING-Two 5-acre tracts,
woods and hills. overlooking Northwest
GET THAT LAND NoHMPay for ii over
period of years and build when you are
ready; tracts Of from l to acres in fast
developing sections of nearby Virginia:
the longer you wait the harder it will be
TO- find small estate sites close to the city.
sHsuRBsN s1psTa5 sfI%s IASb a fos family o, meder.
with BUS service Is mi minutes n to eW. down.
town Washington; can build low-cost
home, have animals and small farm.
Price. 800. low down payment. Phone
Is ACRES between Manor Club Estates
and Olney, $685. per acre; 500 down. o.
L. MURDOCH, PL. 11O5. 19'
SPRINGVALE. Fairfax County, Va.-Two
Sf the best saos hoWssitss in seetson l.
SONS; Iineolnis. va. Alex. 5soe lssloss
SALE % BY owNER-Near acres in Fair.
fax County. 20 min. drive from Washing.
ton. Splendid bldg. sites. beautiful trees.
land for fruit, garden or pasture for horse
or COW: year round spring. ideal spot for
children: If you want to build, will help
you by taking back entire sn 6 p5ies Of $500
principle AN and interest For plat Of proper.
oxneF. sna 9ui 'Res1esoa GoopNoM s' west Rsps
let Va Phone 1O1S -o1
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Warehouse, s0x120 it.. $500
So. IT., clear span. suitable for storage or
msnIfas n srna curing t ngc Phone OIL: 1855 -21
It.; only $25 mo-; rear 1900 blk. II ne.
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE ll33.
REAR 1900 BLOCK H ST. NE, behind
brick buildings. From approx $50 50. IT.
to 6,100 So. IT. Suitable storage, repair
shops, etc. plus parking. From S25 up
RE. 1888
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6-RM., BATH BUNGA., $4,000
Near Hyattsville High School; lot, 75x150;
garage Terms. $1,000 cash, S75 month.
Immediate possession.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor
Riverdale Md WA 1910. 30
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POPLAR HEIGHTS

At last the 3-bedrm brick rambler you
can afford, preliminary showing. Saturday
and Sunday: you will be delighted with
ture windows. fireplace all brick to ceiling.
beautiful harwood parquet floors; rollaway
stairway to lge. attic; kit. completely
equip. with excel. stove, lge. refgr., S-cu.-
# GE, Bendix washer and plenty of
Beautycraft steel cabinets. You have no
stairs to climb Price only S13.750; excel.
selection of houses. To inspect from 10
am. on Saturday and Sunday. drive out
Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. through Falls Church
to West st. and our sign. LARCHMONT
CONSTRUCTION CORP GIL, S91O
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MCLEAN
A charming Silver Star home in the most
immaculate and modern condition; beau
tifully decorated: sit on acres: spa
cious rms, > modern baths, = hreplaces.
oil heat, barn and box stalls There is
suesthouse Of . rms, kit and bath. Price
S36,50O. This is truly something differ
ent. BY appointment only. Call E. H.
IRWIN, MA. 1895 or Elmvood GAS. I'll
MCLEAN
A new custom built Cape Cod, on "a acre:
bedrm. and "a bath on 1st A.: > spacious
bedrms. and bath on md A.; liv. rm
15x1s, cheerful din rm, lge. modern
well-eauipped kit. Ven. blinds: full bsmt
oil heat price. S13.950. For appt., call
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ZZU4 W1IsUn bIVd, OW. g3UU.
I'M NO POWERS MODEL
But you won't be able to take your eyes
of me; $13,500; I'm setting on q lovely
"a acre: my lge: live rm. has fireplace,
as my din. rm., my kit has lots Of cabi-
nets and l have oil INV. heat; I'm also
vacant: won't you please move in me?
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. and Glebe rd. OW 5000 81
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A NEAR-TO-CITY FARM

OF very fertile soil, titled for two CEN
spring. on the road to Langley, Va. yet
closer to the White House than Chevy
Chase or Silver Spring; excellent neigh
good price for the right family; to
acres within view of the washington Mon
ument Box 403-C, Star.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

8 A, big oak trees. city imps.; bus. elec.
train near; Lanham: make offer. lots.
White House lights, on Col: ave. !. SO.
OF old W. B. g. A. elec. I'd; old shed;
water; $995. N. E. RYON, GE. 6l46.
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FIRST OFEERTNC

Beau @Bsautiful 1-rm. brick Colonial. with full
osmt. Clean as new penny. A large AZ
loan already on property. For further
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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sALE-MD. Cont,

NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
S3aO Allentown rd.-1s acres, 7-room
house. A real home. Priced right for
quick sale. HI: 5O99. After pm, Mr,
Wood. LU. 9257.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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3-REDROOM :RRICK

A. good section of North Arlington, an
ideal neighbcrhood for the family; 3
bedrooms and bath on 2nd f.; full base
ment with outside entrance: large kitchen
and an excellent buy: price, 81 $3.50.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
1901 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. CHI
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NORTH ARLINGTON

Completely eauipped; ready for occupancy
in 30 days; 6-rm. all brick with drive in
garage overlooking Lorcum lane, near
Cherrydale, busline, shopping center and
schools; excellent buy for S15.50O; financed
to suit purchaser Owner, MR.. ROBERTS,
GIL. 2O79 days and ewes. -27
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Expandable Bungalow Bargain
District Heights-Full bsmt.. oil a;-c h.. D
rms. and bath on 1st floor electric Kitchen
oak floors; yrs. old: ami; lot 6ox1OO
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP.
2ol4 Nichols ave Sc. AT. 7S40, FIR. 0031.
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ASSUME CT LOAN

Brick home East Riverdale. "a block
room beautiful kitchen fully equipped;
2 nice-size bedrooms. full basement; aH
windows have metal storm windows.
screens and Venetian blinds; oil a:-c.
heat. To inspect call THOMAS F; HAL
LEY, Realtor, HY. 01O1; ewes. after o.
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JUST FOR YOU
Youll enjoy living in this fine NJ Airing
full liv rm. with fireplace and family
sized din rm.: bright equipped kit;
upstairs there are > bedrms with tiled
bath: full bsmt with " bath: conv to
transp., lovely neighborhood; priced at
only S15,45O
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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BY OWNER-$10,750
e-story frame, 6Ea rms. oil heat: lge; cor.
lot. $3.50 cash; 500 mo- WA. ISlZ.
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brick HOME ON l ACRE

De Luxe English-Style Home
In washinston Coli and Country Club
beautiful home entrance hall. liv rm with
fireplace. din. rm., kit, lge. scr. porch,
gear att. gar; 3 bedrms.. den, 2k baths.
MANNAS REALTY co.
blvd CI, or OK o7S4 10
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ALExANDRIA-Brick bungalow, $4,000
ton. rooms, 8 bedrooms. hardwood
floors, automatic oil heat; ov $500
Open till pm. J. T. NOTION REALTY
2414 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexandra, Va
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AL BAKER & SON. INC:-Fairfax; mod
ern asbestos shingle bungalow; has nice
sized liv. rm., din. rm.. equipped kitchen;
bedrms. and bath; also a full expan-
side. entr: this home is in the best of
cond.; with immed. poss.; down payment
is only 81 500. bal. at SlO0 per mo.
Alex. 6644, TIE. 7343. Open ewes. and
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ApARTMEhT SITES FOR SALE
RD. near Sears and Roebuck. 76xl0o.
WIN accommodate 12 units or 5 row
houses. Price, $3.50. Call F. ELIOT
MsHilDNDLEICN' Realtor. RE. 11S1 or WI.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Truman Criticism
Part of Politics,
Dr.. Gallup Says
By the Associated Press

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 2.-Dr
George Gallup, head of the American
Institute Of Public Opinion, said
President Truman's expressed doubt
Of the accuracy of current election
polls was "all part Of politics"
The President said last night in
Cleveland polls showing the Re
publicans ahead were like sleeping
polls, designed to lull the voters into
sleeping on election day. they
Republicans) know -" a big vote
spells their defeat" He predicted
unequivocally he would win.
Replied DR.. Gallup:
Mr.. Truman would love us If we
Eeoshe show him out in front, Mo-
body wants to be shown behind. =,
Either he is wrong, or we are
The people will know in another
week"
The Gallup poll has shown Gov
Dewey Of New York, the Republican
Presidential candidate,swith "a sub
|stantial lead" Throughout the cam
paign, DR.. Gallup said.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Police Probe Plunge
OF Woman OF Train
BY the Assoeioisd Press

HOPKINSVILLE, KY, Oct. 27.-
Omcials are continuing to investi-
gate the reported fall Of a 32-year-
old woman from moving train
near here yesterday.
Mrs. Ruth Cooney Of Chicago was
in Stuart Memorial Hospital here
with a broken left arm and severe
cuts and bruises over her head and
body. Sheriff Lanice Futrell said
the, woman told him she was pushed
from the Louisville e. NashYilie.s
crack Georgian about 10 miles north
Of here.
In Atlanta, however, L. & N. on
cials said they believed the woman
fell accidentally when she opened
the wrong door.
Sheriff Futrell said Mrs. Cooney
EN- route to Atlanta on a vacation
talked incoherently yesterday and
frequently lapsed into a coma. He
said she told him she had taken one
drink with sailor and marine
both en- route to Paris Island, s. c.
The sheriff said he had asked
authorities at the Marine camp at
Paris Island to question the two
servicemen on their arrival there.
Sheriff Futrell said he planned to
question the woman further when
her condition improves.
A 3-year-old son of Mrs. Cooney,
Robert Cooney, jr, continued the
trip to Atlanta.
Members of Mrs. Cooney's family
arrived here during the night to
visit her at the hospital.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Crippled Ship With so Men
Battles Storm Off Alaska
By the ASsociofed Press

SEATTLE, oct. 27.-Crippled by a
damaged boiler and condenser, the
tanker Mission Santa Cruz is bat
Ting heavy seas 130 miles west OF
Cape Spencer, Alaska, the Coast
Guard reported today.
The Coast Guard cutter Unalga
is expected to reach the vessel about
q pm. and the taugboat Santrina
from Juneau should reach it about
8 pm.
The Ketchikan Coast Guard base
reported that the Santa Cruz ra-
diced for aid last night saying its
condensers were giving trouble, that
its port boiler had gone and that
the starboard boiler might follow at
any time.
If the boilers ceased to operate,
the Coast Guard pointed out, the
Santa Cruz would become a dead
ship" at the mercy of the storm.
Winds of IS to As miles an hour are
predicted for the area.
The Coast Guard said the 503-
foot ship, of 10,463 gross tons, car
ried crew of about so. The ship is
listed as owned by the War Shipping
Administration and operated by Pa
cific Tankers of San Francisco.
The Coast Guard did not know
how many passengers are on board
or to where the Santa Cruz Is
bound
Cape Spencer is about 100 miles
weSt-SouthWeSt of Juneau.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
WurCrimes
Continued From First Page.)

court ruled that Marshal Won Leeb's
plea of superior orders did not con-
stitute a defense.
The three-man court, completing
the nine-month trial of three field
marshals, five generals, one admiral
and four lieutenant generals, ruled
they had not been German policy
makers.
The Judgment said THE acts of
commanders and staff officers below
policy level in planning campaigns,
preparing means for carrying them
out, moving against q country on
orders and fighting a war after II
has been instituted, do not consti-
tute the planning. preparation, ini.
tiation and waging of war or the
Initiation of an invasion that inter.
national law denounces as criminal
The court also struck out the con-
spiracy charge in the four count
indictment, but still had to rule or
charges of war crimes against pris.
oners and civilians. Judgment OF
these two counts will be handed
down this afternoon.
Decades Of Militarism Cited.
Since the international tribuna
convicted the highest Nazis, nc
other defendant has been convicted
OF planning aggressive war.
The indictment charged that the
"criminal plans" in which the de-
PENDANTS participated may bs
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Woman Suing Doctor
Tells Of Being Taken
To Hospital by Force

Mrs. Kathryn Sinclair Jillson to-
day told a District Court jury trying
her 100000 damage suit against a
Washington phychiatrist that she
was of sund mind when she was
forcibly taken to Gallinger Hospital
on January Is, 1945, and confined
to psychopathic ward for IL days.
Mrs. Jillson, who is suing DR..
Frank s. Caprio, 1900 block of
street NV, testified that despite the
fact she fought with all her
strength, she was removed from her
home at the instance Of DR.. Caprio
and her former husband, Maj
George Jacob Jillson.
The domestic difficulties of the
Jillsons resulted several months ago
in Mrs. Jillson being awarded a di-
vorce on grounds of cruelty, along
with custody of their two children
Mr.. Jillson, who lives in the 1900
block of r street NV, told the jury
she was pregnant when she was
taken down the steps of her apart
ment by two policemen.
She said she was removed in an
automobile she assumed was DR.
Caprio's to No. precinct.
Mrs. Jillson declared she suffered
wrenched shoulder, bruised legs
from hips to feet, and that she
suffered pain in her head for weeks
later and was extremely humili-
ated."
In response to a question by her
attorney, Jean M. Boardman, Mrs.
Jillsonf stated she had never suffered
any mental Illness. o.
DR.. caprio is represented by At
torney H. Mason WEIGH. The case
is being heard before Judge Mat
thew F. Mcclure.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Bus Drivers Go on Strike
In Michigan c CopitoI Over Pa,
BY the Assoeioisd Press

LANSING, Mich, Oct. 27.-Bus
drivers went on strike here today,
leaving 100000 residents of Greater
Lansing without public transporta-
ton.
AFL drivers and mechanics voted
the walkout against the Inter- City
Coach Lines Co. after rejecting a
compromise drawn up By State
fact-flnding panel.
It was the third transport work.
ers' strike now being waged in a
major Michigan city.
An AFL drivers union has been
on strike in Muskegon since last
Saturday. In Flint, q CIO union
of drivers has been striking for
weeks.
Altogether, the bus lines Of the
three cities serve a population esti-
mated at $4,000 persons.
The panel, appointed by Gov
Kim Sigler, suggested an liz cent
hourly wage increase. The union
however, has been asking Is cents
for drivers and 20 cents for me-
chanics. while the company's top
offer has been 8 cents. The cur
rent scale has a $1,15 an hour top
for drivers and $130 top for me-
chancis.
H. E. Dillenbeck, president of the
striking local, said the walkout was
the unions answer to a refusal
of the bus company to act until
after the election. Lansing voters
will pass on a new bus franchise
calling for fare increases at the
election.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
5-Yeor-O Old Skip Obenshoin
Loses Fight Against Leukemio
from Yesterdays Last Edition

fFr0m Yesterdays Last Edition.
Medical science and prayers failed
little Skip Obenshain today.
Life for Curry c. Obenshain, jr.,
5-year-old son of Marine S/Sergt.
and Mrs. Obenshain, 1o40 Barnaby
terrace Sc, flickered out at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital early today,
ending the boys long fight against
lymphatic leukemia.
Doctors had told his parents the
youngster had year or less to live.
Early this month his critical condi-
ton prevented even a last resort-a
visit to the Shrine of st. Anne de
Beaupre at Quebec for prayers.
Skip's health began to decline last
March and his last trip to the
hospital was his fourth, all of them
marked by many blood transfusions.
His parents were with him when
he died.
He was born in Providence Hos
pital September 81, 1943. The father
Is on active duty at the Naval Air
Station here as an aviation me-
chanic. Mrs. Obenshain, the for
mer Elizabeth Brown, Is a native of
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Act Of Kindness in 1904
Nets Barber Cafe, $4,000
BY the Associotsd Press

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 27.-An act
of kindness A years ago paid of
for barber today in the form of
restaurant and the bulk of an
estate valued at more than $4,000.
Filing of the will of Charles
Marion, Camden cafe owner and
sportsman, disclosed yesterday he
had left the restaurant and estate
to my good friend through life,"
Pasquale (Pat) Iarossi.
Friends said Mr.. Iarossi gave
Mr.. Marion "a home when he ar
rived in Camden A years ago from
his native Chicago. Mr.. Marion
never forgot the generosity of his
barber friend even after becoming
one of Southern New Jerseys most
successful cafe owners.
Mr.. Marion, who died at the age
of 81 last week, repeatedly turned
down an offer of 100000 for the
restaurant in Camden. The restau-
rant, closed since Mr.. Marion S
death, was reopened yesterday.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
) Convicted in Baltimore
$4,000 Payroll Robbery
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-Three mer
were convicted yesterday on two
charges each in connection with O
$4.600 payroll robbery September 10
at Baltimore clothing firm.
John G. Taylor, 20, Thomas H
Bowers, 20, and Joseph Draper, 20,
a former employe of the clothing
firm, were convicted by Judge Her.
man M. Moser on robbery charges
and on charges OF assault with in
tent to murder William B. Furie
payroll messenger who was attacked
with blackjack.
Sentences were withheld in view Of
new trial motions filed by the de-
PENDANTS.
Judge Moser praised police work
which resulted in the arrests Of the
men on the day of the holdup and
recovery Of practically all Of the
money.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Police Give $50 10 Aid
Wife Left by Husband

Police from No. 10 precinct have
contributed more than $50 to a
young mother to help her buy
groceries and pay rent, following
the disappearance of her husband
The mother, Mrs. Marie Sebas-
tian, %, of the 1900 block of Kansas
avenue NV, is expecting a third
child in April. Her other two are
both boys, one nearly 2 years old
and the other 13 months old.
Capt. Basil McAlister, command
ing officer Of the precinct, said her
husband, James, %, had not been
home since last Friday.
Capt. McAlister located Mr.. Sc
bastian on Monday at the grocery
where he works. He would not say
much, but indicated family trouble
was the reason he did not 60 home,
the police officer said. Me Sebastian
did not return home and did not re-
port to work today, he added. Mrs.
Sebastian was left without money
for food.
II gave her IS and told her to buy
some groceries" Capt. McAlister
said.
Other policemen at the station
contributed enough to raise the
purse to more than $50.
Capt. McAlister pointed out there
was nothing the police could dc
about the case. He said he had
advised Mrs. Sebastian to take her
troubles to court.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Hearing Set Monday
On Motion 10 Speed
Patterson Will Case

Motions to permit q search Of
Mrs. Eleanor Patterson's private
papers and to speed up contest Of
the will, left by the publisher Of the
Times-Herald have been set for
argument before District Court
Judge James w. Morris next Mon
day.
Counsel for Mrs. Felicia Gizycka,
Mrs. Patterson's daughter, who Is
contesting the will, filed the motion
to inspect Mrs. Patterson's papers,
including any wills.
Answering this motion, counsel
for Mrs. Patterson's executors said
they had no objection to an in
spection of any wills. They argued,
however, that confidential business
papers of Fhe Times Herald also
are in the files, and disclosure of
this information to competitors
might cause damage to the opera
tion of the newspaper.
The executors filed the motion to
speed up the case by having a trial
date set for December or as soon
after that as possible. At present,
the case is set for trial November
4 but cannot be tried for at least
a month after that because of the
requirement that notice must be
given to out-of town affected par
ties.
Mrs. Gizycka is seeking to have
her mothers will broken on the
grounds that her mother was Of
unsound mind and that the will was
obtained through fraud, deceit,
coercion and undue influence. The
estate has been estimated at s16,-
100000. including The Times Herald,
which Mrs. Patterson bequeathed
to seven of its executives.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Observers Specializing
On 1949 ChrysIer Line
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, Oct. 27.-A popular
pastime among auto industry OBJ
Servers right now is guessing what
the 1949 Chrysler line will look like
Industry chroniclers have seer
several other new models yet te
come, but few have been given q
look at the restyled Chrysler, De
Soto, Dodge and Plymouth cars
Hand-tooled models of these units
already have been built.
Present indications are it will be
another four months or more be.
fore the public will see the new
vehicles.