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FARM 8 GARDEN Cont J

LIVING XMAS TREES. lge. assort-
ment of many varieties which can
be used for decoration and later
planted outside, $50 up; Xmas
day Sun. MEREDITH CAPPER. FA.
HOLLY TREES. over 1000 plants in
sizes from 81 so, some with berries,
MEREDITH CAPPER, FA. 1917.
SHADE TREES, SO varieties from ST
up. AZ acres of nursery stock, Lo-
cally grown plants NAV be planted
all winter. Also fruit trees. Open all
day Sun. MEREDITH CAPPER, FA.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE - Pruning,
planting. transplanting, sodding:
flagstone walks. cement walks and
driveways. w. C. WALKER. sH,
BIRDBATHs. benches, vases. flower
eemsnt eeSes wS 81 st TR K s65
NEW FERGUSON tractors end implee-
ments; also have used l947 Ford;
Ferguson tractor. used tandem, and
lift disc. and 112-h.p. Eshelman
garden u1Ei TRACTOR; sEiBELs s5las S9pPL SSsf l.
yard l22 busheisp. CH. 9073 49,
WILL TRADE Al Fordor. has AS
engine and in good condition, for
light riding tractor or walking traC-
tor with tools; cash included Il
necessary. CHARLES MURDEN.
Brandvwine 3lGG.
XW1S TRIES. p'r". al si-es, S25 per
100 Call D1. 1854 Monday.
COW MANURE, well roo.-.. SIS. 50 re-
Is bu, S6 per 10 br.: $50 per )
bu.; delivered; tonso;.. WA. 439'' s5
XMAS TREES, pine and cedar; whole
sale on the stump; reasonable. CHI
34nS II"
APPLES AND CIDER FOR XMAS
Red RomeS, Staymans and Golden
Delicious apples and pure cider that
is really good. High quality. Rea-
Sonable prices.
THE STOCKING FRUIT FARM
miles south of
Fairfax Court House on Route l23
WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN
RIIIIDOZERS
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

5?0S 18th ST. N.W.-Several lovely,
reasonable; h.-W.h. ia. 1850. 17s
NV. SECTION-For a refined settled
couple; reasonable rent. Call RA.
I35. BRENTWOOD RD. N.E.-singIe
and double rms; conv. to 14th and
r. I. ave.
COLORrD-UNFUR RM. for rent.
all privls.; empl. couple only 622
9th st. ne is
COLcRED-NICE LGE. RM.. home
privilegcs: small child accented.
Ii. 4-2907. -23
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

RENT FREE-Lse. front rm., closet,
kit. and pantry, in exchange for
care of 2 children for working
not mglsoatheT; Sc; sec; 10; s-s7e3; L,Is rs
front rm. and closet. kit. and pam
try; rent free. in exchange for care
Of Children. HI; 6Q50. lis
4I9 9th ST. S.W.--Lge front rm
for couple; infants considered; elec
re gr.; conven. loc.; SO wk. NE
3i.O 10th sT.-Housekeeping room,
ve:y eccd condition. DE. 9o::;3. Il 7
3G3 E ST. N.W.-Large. light house
keeping I'M; Frigidatre; $40 week.
r41o P ST. NV. THE churchiil""-
Efficiency apt, bed-liv rm., Kitchen
cite; mr.. bath. maid service, linens;
S1S week. NO. 9s6S. is
1928 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-1 rm..
stove; retgr,: M next bath; blk
CAPITOL HILI-Kitchenette: bed-liy
comb; newly decorated; empl
adults. Excel. transp. Ii. 3-3734.
lie
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ROOMS WITH eOARp

l40i 18th ST. .N.W.-Newly deco
rated rooms, large closets, some
pvt. baths; selected menu; switch
l3Ia 10th ST. N.w.-sinsle and
double room II with pvt. bathl:
vacancies for, young men and young
women: excellent board: walking dts
tanee doTntown. co. $3.50.
2003 COLUMBIA RD. Single and
double, rms; newly deco; board If
block of Conn. IL
WENDELL TLRRACE = Large. COM
Portable. warm rms. sgl. dbl. triple;
s psr r mo good 1894 s s.ioIr sxssI trans ns s4s
sLAUGHTER's, 1897 10th st. NV
| tnr; Dupont c.rcle)-Single anc
ddoub!e rooms with excellent, meals
activities. Rates reasonable. Ho
A NICE ROOM for working mothe,
AP1 aPa esniloIen' ss4g. good meals child g. s.Fe
residence for few elderly people; in n
tellisent care and supervision by
owner, owl MRS og 3. RUSH, 2eos wis.
DnfoST iEp siS, circle 81; Arr AREA, 1926 M2s New
dble or sgle. rms. for men: also,
vacancy for lady; unlim. phone
service from each rm:: land
NS sSeiai privileges. CLUB MASON.
CAN ACCOMMODATES l empl. adult
are really good HU. 1863. is
location short block from Mt. Pleas
decorated. semipvt. bath. $50 ca.
Also lovely Ice. corner double pyt
bath, $50 ca. Young man will share
lge.. we'll furnished room with er-
ira lge. closet with another. So 80
WooDriDGE GARDENS. n. F.
Master rm., pvt. bath; empl. cpie.;
deIiriouS meals. DE, 1926.
board for 5 men; home cooking: .
ton. Va, JA. a-427a. ' is.
CONN AVE.-Attractive comb. bed
sitting room :. girls; pvt home,
semipvt. bath, shower, ldry. privil;
good meals; bus at door, OR, 1926,
HOG 10th ST. N.w.-An unusually
nice place to live: single for a man,
$50 monthly; double for girls. MI.
IN PVT. HOME. for retired, elderly
1926 10th ST. N.w.-50 nice boys
and girls desire several refined
young ladies to occupy recent va
delicious food. MRS. SNYDER
MAR LEETA. 1925 18th st. nv
Nice, warm rooms for young ladies
and young men; water. telephones
in rooms; showers; excellent ooard.
NICELY FURN. kM.. twin beds: coed
home cooking; conv. Pentagon. CHI.
1s1a PERRY pL. NV, off 14th-
wk., mel. delicious meals. TU. 3149,
1922 10th ST. NV Dbl m. twin
beds: room for man to share
WESLEY HALL
spacious dble; rms. in remodeled re-
rn. Large closets: dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.: Eendix washer;
selected menu: StS to s5S so 1926
21st st. NV. HU 3624
1855 PER MONTH"
1915 Mass. ave. nw.-Fine food!
Men or women. share Ice redcc.
rms, SIS wk., S55 mo- up; soc. pvt.
AlS9 AIIp6NT sinTle -,gc Or doub;e reoms CLUB
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place N w
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan: excel
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
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ROOMS EuRNisHEr-s.E,-sw

WARM DBLE. RooM-Empl. gentle
men $40 wk. ca; l243 Independ-
ence ave Sc. TR. 1896. Ill
HILLCREST-,Beautiful, double room,
newly furnished; in new home no
drinking. Call AK. 1869. III
100 18th ST. s.E.-Nicely furn. rm.
next bath; also master bedrm. with
twin beds; "a block carline, nice
neighborhood. Ii. 4-4160. IL
NEAR NAVY YARD. l block Pa. ave.
and 11th st. S.e.-Lovely single,
clean, new furn.: age 2O-40: en-
tertaining privils. 1915 6 sc. FIR.
5111 evenings
ATTRACTIVE large front bedrm. =,
also. SRle. rms, next bath; very clean
and quiet house. 317 9th st. s.e.,
near. near Psnna; ,;I ave: .eony. to House
WARM ROOM, next bath: kitchen
ppriyiis. ph,; bus blk. 20. 2-7ssG
Ii5 10th ST. S.E.-Extra large Ink
room. lst floor; newly decorated. new
retgr.; suitable 2-3 people LU
4-1514 ~, 4-9646. 1ss
TWO BEAUTIFUL BEDRMS.. new
furniture. private bath, shower. liz
18th st
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COUNTRY BOARD

PRIVATE ROOM for elderly lady in
modern semibungalov. sun porch
high elevation; near Mt. Airy. Md.
good food: S45 mo. Phone Mt. Airy
2lT-J-4. MRS. SMEI SER
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RMS. FURh.-Mp 8 VA.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Front rm.. ad-
Joining bath; high-class residential
sec; utils.; bus at door; conv. Silver
Spring or Beth. by car. WI. 6"S7,
DOUBLE ROOM for refined people
sirable. WA. 0g65 II
ARL. - Master bedrm., beautifully
urn. pvt bath; nr. Pentagon;
SILVER sPRING-20-ft. bedrm.. twin
beds; adj. bath; pvt. home; meal
Catholic home. JU. 7-7o73.
COLMAR MANoR-Furn. bedroom
phone 'itchen, laundry privileges;
NORTH AKLINGToN-well-furnisned
sleeping room for l or ,; pvt. entr
! blk. bus and shopping center. oW
ARLINGTON - Conv. location: very
large, attractive rm. for quiet, re-
fined person. CH; 1854 Sunday.
bath: separate entr.; conv. transp.
gentleman: $50. CHI. Ol22.
GIVE YOURSELF a Christmas pres
rms with beautiful outlook on own
grounds: use of entire lower floor,
home atmosphere: bus to Pentagon
snd fnd so2cTH g c 9U 3UydE 4ss}i g., Arln9,5D59- D9
On bus to 18th and Pa. Two lovely
1st-FL.. BEDRM.. pvt. bath. end f.,
lge. front bedrm., semipvt. bath,
conv. to Navy Annex and Pentagon.
KENsiNGToN, MD. - Comfortable,
newly decorated lst floor rm., pvt.
blk. from bus, with excellent transp,
Pvt. family; empl. gentleman pref.
No drinkers. LO, 5-O39o.
ARLINGTON - Single rm., refined
gentleman, quiet surroundings
conven. to bus Sc wkly. OK. 0303.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Large furn.
rm.. next to bath, lge. closet; gentle
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm, study. ?
sieeping rms, bath. private entrance;
newly decor; suit. . or 3 gentlemen
FURN. ROOM. in vicinity of Riggs
baE bath oH5in" s5o TN tn a8e9 is' p00F' semPS' i
LARGE ROOM, twin beds; 1-fare
zone, 1la biks. to Pentaeon and Lee
hwy. buses; cooking and laundry
child preferred CI1. 039o. -17
DoUBLE-BED ROOM with private
hath. IA. 4-1S13 .--17
SGLE. RM.. 1St hoor. pvt. bath. gen.
tleman. mr.. Arl. Hall and Pentagon,
Navy Navy Anne9 s9ze 4a4 N. Monroe, Arl,'
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills-Private
home, double bed. shower-bath;
SILVER SPRING-Single rm; near
shop. center and exp. bus; unlim.
PHI; ldry. priv; pref. young lady.
SH. $3.50.
BEDROOM. 1st floor; quiet, clean: nr.
Mt. Rainier, Call WA. 1114 Sun.
after q weekdays.
AEL.-Nearby; master bedrm.. . clos
cts. Semipvt bath, phone in rm.;
gentleman; garage. CHI. 1891.
ARLINGTON-One comfortably furn
studio rn., with ser1iovt. bath; gen.
tleman preferred CHI. 1854. Gail
between s and Sun, weekdays, s
2 SINGLE E. ROOMS. for men: near
University of Maryland. WA. 2150,
DEL RAY (Alex.)-Room for women
only. Call all day Sunday or Mon.
after $50 PM. XII. 1896.
ALEXANDRIA-Com rm., pvt
bath, ? closets: pvt. home; sundeck.
ARLINGTON-Larse rm.; daily maid
service. parking PRIVILEGES; 10 min
utes Key Bridge. GIL. 500.
ALEX.-Residential Sec; cor, rm.,
large closets; blk. of bus: -empl. per-
sons; after ] pm, OV. 06S5.
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EAST CAPITOL ST.
Near the Capltol-2 very large. Lowell,
rooms; IS week. single. Ii. 3-Ol29
ewes. Ii 3-21S1. IL
COL0RED-I?S NJ ST. S.E.-Singl
or couple: near Navy Yard. Cal
AT. n61g.
COLORED-sth AND d S.W.-Dble
rm... running water, next to bath
nicely furn. TU. 2uSU.
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Misc. WANTED Cont

saxhs a1sdsion anfqps fap sfvpg f5 sFqss5s gsSp
TELESIsIoN iVsi9 Isl SETS S'T, WASfnpHi' NJ g -
l2I2-in. and 14-in. used table
-46SS: ewes. TIA aS16.
fELEVISION WANTED-S25 Christ
mas money for your old TV set
Elk. o653. IL
Tv SETS, all makes. sizes; highest
cash prices. WARREN'S. 1880 7th
St NV. HO. 6642.
TYPEWRITER (portable or stand }.
adding mach. manual or elec.;
stenograph mach. GE. 0903 after
TYPEWRITER-Stud desires port
able or standard, any make; rea-
Sonable. Box 127-J. Star.
WANTED-Fencing to incloSe auto
TTTec66isnag, T6sa, yard; tin, wood or wire.
WANTED-Three girls bicycles, used
AZ. Az oaao. u condition to ride Call
manure. Haul ourselves. Call WA
2214, 6-7:30 am. or SIS pm.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any condition.; jewelry. brio.
a-brac, china. glassware, antiques
Dora Krupsaw Milestone
THE HOUSE OF GIFTS
1888 Wis. Ave. NV, North $500
Highest Cash Prices
For used spinets; consoles and grand
Sundays. 81 S263
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CANARIES
PARAKEETS
HAMSTERS
PUPPIES
KITTENS
TROPICAL FISH

CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
2333 18th st. NV. CO. 1857.
Open Mon. Thru Sat, 2 m. to 9 p m.
DELIVERED PRICES
Q. S. Inspected Frozen Horse Meat:
5 -lb., pkgs., 81; 25-lb. pkg, S3.2I
1000 horse meat 4S cans 9.4E
80 lbs. Old Trusty kibble 49, 900
80 lbs. D. and c. kibble - 600
80 lbs. Warmers .kibble a SOC
so lbs. Ken-L-Biskit kibbM 500
so lbs. Bannock meal So.
80 lbs. Hunt Club meal 525
so lbs. FriSkie meal or cubes 5.2F
80 lbs. Gaines meal $50
50 lbs. shredded wheat, bulk 45C
New. ideal for kitty's sand box; abb
serbs, deodoriZes:
80 lbs. Kitty Litter S4.5C
CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
1888 18th St. NV. CO. 9637.
Open Mon. Thru Sat, 9 m. to . p IN.
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BULLDOZERS
POULTRY, RABBITS 6 EGGS

For land clearing, grading and exca
waiting, For free estimate ca
AT. u725.
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GIFTS

Dog and Cat Stockings
Blankets and Sweaters
Hendryx Bird Cages
Aquariums and Supp les
Dog and Cat Beds and Baskets
Doc Statuettes and Books
CAPITOL PET SUPPLY
2333 18th St. NV. CO. 9637.
Open Mon. Thru Sat, am. to 3 pm.
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APARTAENTs FURNISHED

IiI2 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 41--"-
rm apt, nicely furn.; walking dist.
downtown.
o. ? employed ADULTS; excel.
SUBURBAN MD.-Mod. .1rn. apts;.
suitable for cple.; conv. transp:
Phone TO. 1856 References. III
W. HYATTSVILLE, nr. Catholic u.
3e15 Hamilton St small bedrms..
living rm., dinette and kitchen. pvt.
bath, "a basement. fenced yard. pvt.
ONE-BEDRoOM APT. completely
turn; $3.50 mo- Call OR. 2973,
MRS. MONTGOMERY Ia
. BEDROOMS. living rm., dining rn:,
kitchen and bath. pvt. entrance. Call
RA $3.50; ewes. JU. 7-SS43. -
1851 PARK RD. NW.-2 bedrms..
liv. rm., combination kit. and din
ette, reception hall, and bath: S1.5
incl; utilities. also | rm.; bath; at
331 18th ST. NE bedrms.. iiv.
rm, kit. private bath and entrance;
rtceiy furn., utilities conV. transp.;
suitable 3 girls. Ii
DUPONT CIRCLE. Embassy Row.
apt. newly dec, beaut. urn, mod.
kit -dinette, tiled shower bath. Ven.
blinds; adults; about Sl25; IL
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1740 Riggs NV.
Bsmt. apt; liv rm., bcdrm., XIII,
bath, pvt. entr.; couple; desirable.
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55I4 18th ST. NW.-Lge. bedrm.,
kit. liv. rm., newly dec; shop. and
transp.; pvt. home; $50. TU. 039l.
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PRIVATE; 723 sth st. n.e-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit, bath. LIST A.; $50, mel.
utils.; conv. stores, transp. ia. $500.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Front rm.. ad-
Joining bath; high-class residential
sec; utils.; bus at door; conv. Silver
Spring or Beth. by car. WI 6oS7.
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BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg. champ.
stock; sic rm fawns saa and at+br brindles wks
English springer. ; mos. Old: very
healthy and attractive: delie1ltful
ehildpen,s chi Re playmate; OF. ~"
GERMAN sHEnHRRD. Pii1.' Xmas puop,es
and grown dogs; starhaven Ken
neIs. reg. 81, 095S.
boston 0sIee sesl TEFRIEE sRd yn,ts PUPPIES ts
istered. 36l3 14th st. NV.
FnL,Y'voon KENNELs-c ocker
spaniel, Doberman pinscher and
beagle puppies for sale. 9oardine.
bathing and grooming. TO. 5139.
3 RABBIT DOGS. straight legs: auto
matte shotgun. II gauge; will dem
onstrate. Call HI. 1881 before 2 pm.
FOX TERRIERS. males and females
S25. OR 1857.
ENGLISH BULL-MASTIFF. 4 puppies
put. of imported champion. Excel
lent lent watch dogs, Gentle with chill
COCKER SPANIELS. Axe reg. worm
ed inoculated; males. black and
white; females. black and white red
and white; six weeks old. Call OIL.
9356. Wonderful Christmas present.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, 4. spotted
females: Call Hickory 9OO7.
PEhINGESE PUPPIES, AKC reg: also
Peke stud service. 5005 Addison
I'd, Kenilworth ne. HI. 1850.
TO MANCHESTER, M. reg. with
Axe Stud service. 410S Bladens-
burg rd. WA. 303d.
8 FINE BASSETT PUPS, now 6 weeks
old from fine hunting stock; males.
$50; female, SIS. Best for rabbit
hunting, c. B. MURDEN, Brandy
FRENCH POODLE PUPS, std, blk.
males. Axe. champ. lines; excep-
tional value for Xmas. LO. 3-S62S.
BEAGLES. males. IL wks., pedigreed
LO. 5-0523.
CHIHUAHUA at stud. champion and
miniature blood line. DI. 1892.
evenings.
PERSIAN KITTENS, delightful pedi-
gree beauties. healthy housebroken,
g mo. old; hold for Christmas. TE.
1864
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CAIRNS. SIS wk.; cooking,
pvt. bath. DEER PARK COTTAGES.
Route 240 Phone GaitherSburg 463.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BELGIAN POLICE PUPPIES. 8 mos,
had ali shots; will sacrifice. Elm
wood 3S33 II
MIN. POODLE PUPPIES. Axe. black
males. Thelmaine poodles. EN-
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeleo re-
dec. BLDG Running water in every
rm. LarEe closets: dances and free
movies Rec. rm.: Eendix washer
selected menu: StS to s5S so 1926
21St st. NV. HU 36od
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The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place N w

Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American plan: excel
lent meals. home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service
HO 36fS6
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COLORED-ROOM in private home
For / 7erSon. Near 14th End Fla
ave All privil Must be desirable
S37 so. TR, S135. ~
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BY the Associated Press

AUGSBURG. Germany, Dec. 7
"A witness threatened Ilse Kocf
with a whip in court today.
The Red Witch of Buchen-
wald" paled as Otto Axmanr
seized cattle whip used as evil
dence and advanced menacingly
toward her.
Because of this woman have
been whipped" he shouted an
grily.
The judge ordered the witness
to be quiet. Axmann Gained down
without attempting to strike the
defendant.
Then he added his personal
story to the mounting evidence of
brutality against the woman who
is accused of melting the murders
Of IS prisoners while her husband
was commander of Buchenwald
concentration camp.
Axmann, a former BuchenWald
prisoner, said that three times he
was lashed by SIS guards because
of Mrs. Koch.
The first time, he related, he
met Mrs. Koch riding a horse.
He stared at her plump figure,
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OPTICIANS
Offer GLASSES
FOR $3.50

Washington, D. C. - Everyone
who wears or needs glasses should
be interested in the sensational
offer made by firm Of opticians.
They offer glasses for the one
price Of $3.50. If bifocals are
needed there is an additional
charge of So. You can't pay more.
There are 80 modern styles and
shapes to choose from. Lenses are
ground to your exact needs, with
frames Of your choice at one
price-the same price to all.
The reason the price is so low
Is because this firm manufactures
Its own frames and grinds its own
lenses. The big savings is passed
on to the customer. The middle
mans profit is eliminated.
The manufacturers, King Opti-
cal Co., COS 18th st. NV, Suite
203, Westory Bldg, Phone Repub-
lie 1888, offer $1,000 reward to
anyone who is charged more than
the aforementioned price. No
appointment Is needed. Come at
once and be convinced. Open
daily, 8 am. to 6 pm. including
Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Waiter 10 Face Court
In Knife-Fiqht Charge

Walter Stinson, 80, a waiter,
of the 400 block of Ninth street
NE. was to appear in Municipal
Court today on a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon, arising
from a fight with another waiter.
Stinson is accused of inflicting
a knife wound in the neck of
Everett Booth, SO, of the 1000
block D street NE. during the
laltercation yesterday afternoon
behind the Boiling Airbase Officers
Club. which employed them.
When Stinson asked Booth for
a donation to church charity,
police said Stinson became pro-
fame and the fight started. Booth
was treated ut the base hospital
and released. Both men are
colored,
Evening star., 1950-12-07

ADVERTISEMENT.
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bankment at the south end of
Memorial Bridge. He lived at 800
South Greenbrier street, Arling-
ton.
Born In Argyle. N. Y. Mr.. Still
man was graduated from Union
College in Schenectady. N. Y. He
served in World War I as Coast
Artillery second lieutenant in
France.
After the war, he worked for
the General Electric Co. In
Schenectady and later was en-
gagged in publicity work for var
ious manufacturing and automo-
tive organizations. He came here
as an international specialist for
the SSA in 1885 and later served
with other Government agencies
before his retirement in 1945.
Until he went to Arlington two
months ago. Mr.. Stillman had
lived In Mclean, Va. He was q
former vestryman of st. Johns
Church in Mclean and belonged
to the American Legion.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Dorothy Bond Stillman; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Joseph E. Gambler. Alex
andria. Va, and a 4-month-old
granddaughter. Deborah Candler
A brother, G. Lyles Stillman
lives in Rome, N. Y.
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|Ex-Pnsoner Witness Threatens
|Nse Koch With Cattle Whip

which she habitually covered with
tight fitting clothes.
"If you want to keep healthy
then don't look at me again." sh,
cried. He said she wrote dowr
the number on his prisoner!
uniform, and that night he wa!
tied to a whipping block and giver
Is strokes.
The block was introduced ir
court as evidence along with the
whip used to beat him.
A month later, Axman1 con.
tinued, he was ordered to deliver
a parcel at Mrs. Koch's home
When she saw him, he said, she
cursed him and that night he was
whipped again.
Later. Axmann added. he had tc
deliver a message to Frau Koch
and wound up once more on the
whipping block.
1t was the sight Of the whip
and the block which apparently
goaded Axmann to his threatening
anger.
Axmann, like most of the wit
nesses in this German court trial
is German whom the Nazis
confined in BuchenWald.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
ANA Launches Drive
To Help in Training
OF Future Doctors
BY the Associuted Press

CLEVELAND, Dec. 7. - The
American Medical Association
launched brand-new multi-mil-
lion dollar campaign yesterday
this time to help medical schools
train future doctors.
If money isn't raised privately
to aid hard-pressed schools, then
Federal Government subsidies
might be used, ANA officials said.
And we don't want Govern
ment stepping in and telling med
ical schools how they should be
run" they added.
The ANA has raised millions to
fight compulsory health insur-
ance. which it terms "socialized
medicine" 1t put $500,000 of it
into the kitty today to start the
new fund.
Fund Use Explained.
A breakdown was given today
Of how more than SO million was
spent in the October advertising
campaign against health insur-
ance.
OF the funds. $1.1 million was
spent by the ANA from its special
dues collection. Nearly twice as
much, $2,019,849, was spent by 65,-
600 businesses, stores, churches,
restaurants and other small ad-
vertisers who came forward to
state their views. to take their
views. to take their public stand
with (organized medicine"
For its newspaper advertising,
American medicine spent $3.50, 900.
Supporting advertisers in the field
spent $1,532.228- nearly three
times the doctors budget for the
basic message.
For its magazine advertising,
American medicine spent $3.50 900,
and for radio time, 100000. Sup
porting advertisers in those media
and in television, direct mail,
posters. billboards and others not
utilized by the doctors-spent
$487,624."
Federal Subsidies Hit.
The announcement of the school
fund hit at Federal subsidies of
various kinds, and broadened the
AMA's drive against what its lead
ers call the threat of Government
control Of medicine and overall
trend toward State socialism"
Maybe this will start a chain
reaction against Federal subsidies
in other fields of American life"
declared DR.. Louis H. Bauer,
Hampstead, N. Y. chairman of the
Board of Trustees.
There is growing public aware
ness that Federal subsidy has
come to be a burden, not bounty,
for it Is bringing intolerable in
creases in taxation, and is dam
gerously increasing Federal con-
trolls over our institutions and the
lives of our people," he said.
The ANA will ask doctors them !!
selves, businesses, unions, citizens, |
other professions, to contribute
voluntarily to this fund. The goal
is several million dollars, perhaps
even a foundation granting money
from it's interest earnings, Dr..
Bauer said.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Memorial to Pioneers

TEL AVN (P).-The 66 families
the first who settled 40 years
ago in what is now Israels largest
city, Tel Aviv (350,000 inhabi-
tants), will be honored by a monu-
ment bearing their names. 1t will
be set up in front of the Tel Aviv
Museum. Aaron Freiber will be
the sculptor.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Better Fare for Diplomats

TEL AVN (P.-Foreign diplo-
mats shall eat better, the Israel
Foreign Office has decreed. Even
if they pay in restaurants in local
currency only, they will be served
meaty "non-austerity meals" as
now offered to tourists from other
countries who pay in foreign cur
rency,
Evening star., 1950-12-07

tons Informa-
tional Service,
were to be held
at noon today
in st. Johns
E p i S C o p a ]
|C h ur h. Nc
Lean, Va. Bur
/ ial was to be in
| Arlington Gem
/ etery.
1 Mr.. Stillman
/ died Monday OF
| a crushed chest
4 after his car
plunged d o W 4
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Woman, False Accuser
OF 81, Gets 6 Months
BY the Associated Press

MANNHEIM, Germany, Dec. Z.
An American High Commission
court here sentenced a German
woman to six months in prison for
falsely accusing an American SOL
dier of raping her, it was an
nounced today.
Mrs. Anna Schumacher. "a
year-old German divorcee. was
convicted on the charge of false
accusations after testimony of
German witnesses exonerated the
soldier, whose name was withheld.