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Evening star., 1951-06-28
GOLF JACKETS, SKIRTS, HATS!

S-s10ss Rayon weather treated Slim and ored Skirts with
side pockets back hip pockets IN green toast egg or pink
s1ss5 s17s5 Short Fitted Jackets with knitted waist
closing Green and pink, sizes 10 to $40
1oo5 Hats pink green egg and toast in small medium
skitswoo nanne tweeds checksl Dressy
s a on s Blue brown a pink to IS ao
all styles in all colors or sizes 50 to $40
sss to ss5 Pure sink shanungs and Linens Dresses Suits
dress with knit jacket Pink blue and beige broken
1sss to ss2ss Town Cotton suits sport Dresses; spun
"a Sass spun Rayon. and Coous short or can
sleeves and two-pece style dresses Broken and
sssss to lss5 One and rwopiece style Dresses in rayon
faiile spun eottons. Solids and dark checks S.
3oO-s5s5 $295 BlouseLrayon pure silks cottons
necnes convertible collars whites pastels prints and two
Sizes 80 to 80 In the group IS
SPORTS SHOP-Third Floor, F St. Only
lsssss Suits Of nnsn-lks spun rayon Box
lime. Sizes 10 to ls $40
with slim skirts. buton-up jackets sizes 10 to ls SIS
$ss5 Brown Bolero Suits with white collars and cuffs Sizes
Unnsd Rayon Suits for juniors and misses in navy
coral red and styles; sizes to 49, Not all styles
to $685. Duchess Royal Rayon shanung rayon
and and nyon striped SUITS in beige blue red brown
sssass Wool Jersey winter white buon- busters
-s1sss Spun Rayon reversible busters in sizes 10 to s
1-sisss Wool Topper, green; size elsslO
1-ss5 Wool striped Cardigan Jacket wne size $40
1-$22S5 Classic Cut Jacket size 10---------$O
MILLINERY-Street Floor
Were $40 to sss5o and include such
Dunlap md Baku, Babunt. Milan and Panama straws
Il white init ,11 a . red . 0 toyo and rough saM
Ailan-lke sraws sailors. cushion -brims pill boxes
$3.50 crusho Hats IN tweedtype ribbon also crocheted
crown style; black Or ----------s@
Evening star., 1951-06-28
FRENCH ROoM-second Floor, r ST. Only

&2995 to S45 black
sheers with diagonal pque collars black silk shantng with
vevet-rimmed black jacketdress black and navy
bolero-dresses with white ottoman trims off the
DRESS navy and black short taea sheers and black
crepes with polka dot cuffs and collars and white
m-color print sheath and white pink silk basics
pink and black brown and black sheath dress with
trumpet skirts pink blue sheer costumes, two-pece
navy and gold print and print green silk print
basic navy and brown print costumes. velvet trimmed
se SIS to $35
$59s5 to S79s5 Afternoon Navy beige silk
tng costumes jewel buttons navy and petite size
fae suits black and carnaon prints on green petit
$59s5 to S9s5 Afternoon Dresses Two-pece grey
tng shantg with purple belt red silk print costume
petite sized bolero neck seers kelly and black
sahs black ribbon sheath cornfower falle suit
blue print twopecer with faie collar and cuffs All
broken sizes Slo 70 $oo
$685. s2s5 Dressy black silk taffea sheath
trumpet skirt two-piece black and white silk surah with
skirt black silk sheer lined with white chiffon panel
silk print side panel lined skirt two-pdece
and gold silk surah with grosgran trim, silk
print shantmg costume brown and silk print cock
with ewel-butoned jacket beige faie dress with
sleeves navy white silk surah costume velvet
trimmed print silk cocktail costume padded hiplne
S995 $685. Evening white dinner dress with
rineoned bodice grey and dinner dresses with
cow necknes beige crepe and lace dinner dress white
organdy formal with red pique boero and royal
silk print dinner dresses printed pique halter-neck formal
pink nyon strapless silk print ball gown with tucked
bodice and velvet cuff short black rose print sk snantng
ball gown taffeta slip Broken sizes -$l5 to Sl1S
$35 S85 Coons and Linens beige linen sheath dress with
white design, blue white lownecked cocktail dress
blue linen square neckne dress with white linen ana iace
pique with STOLE two-pece black linen suit
light blue linen sheath dress blue lilac dress with
s22s5 s6ss5 Busters white pque busters with big
pockets, navy black affetas with sleeves, standup
collars light taffeta faile coat fully lined melon silk
go r Si2 to S45
Evening star., 1951-06-28
NEGLIGEE sHOP-Fourth Floor, F St. only
Special! 1925 2-piece Travel Pajamas,

Just II pairs wonderful rayon cas tailored paamas in
an attractive print Cream, aqua and pink sizes 10
to 49,
Evening star., 1951-06-28

dress pair of gay-as-sunshine shoes r1ozU, nozO,
rlozv is the time yove been zvaiting or All Endothe-
Evening star., 1951-06-28
UNDERWEAR sHOPs-second Floor, r St

25os5s5 and s6s5 Rayon Crepe Satin Slips
nyon crepes WHITE black and tearose sizes 80 to 40
In the group up------------------
Evening star., 1951-06-28

sSSs5 Cotton Coffee Coats in wrap and button styles In
white maize mink or blue print nt-------------S3S5
5S25 1000 Wool Robes Coacman STYLE in bright pSck red
S-s6950 Wool Hostess Coats sizes TO- a. l6 Char
e.
sS55 Flannel Hostess Robes with velvet trim size H.
shrimn. . size 49, chartreuse $45
style Size IL blue, size IA In
1S7950 Pajamas Of taffeta with velvet and
sss5O 2peee Violet Rayon Velvet Pajamas with inc coat
size 70 --------------------------$ -$45
1-sS5 Satin Quilted Robe In white Size
% -----------
s-s10s5 BLACK Rayon Crepe Travel Robes Sizes IL to
Evening star., 1951-06-28

HOSIERY-Street Floor
IF you WEAR STOCKING SIZE SK -.
Nylons servceweight constructions light
and dark colors 59c
$135 $165 Sheer Nylons 81
1S35 Nylons in medium shades
81
r STREET ONLY
At all Jeler stores tomorrow
As Gauge 80 Denier Nylons Regularly $1.S5 pair,
THREE PAIRS Sass
Sizes 81 to II included and good shades
Don't Miss This! us pairs Of 1926 to
Sl6.05 Shoes SO
Gay Kid Stripping Sandals in versatile shades Of
beige with brown light blue with navy pink with blue.
| with blue.
Sling Pumps In red black calf.
| Sandals in black brown suede.
GIamour-FIats in red or blue leather.
Values you won't want rns Not all sizes IN all Styles OF
course
SHOE SALoN-Fourth Floor. r Street Only.
Evening star., 1951-06-28
wOMEN's DRESS Second Floor

WOMEN'S DRESS SHOP-Second Floor,
F Street Only
sos1es5 to S3ss5 Dresses mostly prints navy
backgrounds solid color blacks and navies Sizes
6s5 two-piece stripes solid black
printed voies coat dresses dresses with jackets tissue
2$25 blacks and naves with self shrred
trims prints with ae duster coats four-way ensembles
black and navy pred0minatns few prints IN this srop ss
Dresses Enka sheer prints onepiece pure silk
prints white with black navy Or paisley designs some with
and ss5 Dresses navy crepes with taffeta
trim trim, few prints in this group Sizes Nv to $50
2S995 $495 Black and Navy Crepe Dresses print crepes
with black and grounds few prints with faie busters
1esssss to $50 Rayon Crepes in black navy with
bit Of color affeta trim Regular and half sizes plt not
MISSES DRESS SHOP-Second Floor,
Street Only
sss5 to s25 Street Dresses fine
ss5 to sssss Street and Afternoon Dresses in tailored
dressy Styles and twopiecrs black brown,
blue green and high shades Some rayon prints and
s1sss and 5 street. Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses bas
and evening dresses Navy black brown blue red green
prints. Many fine tissue failes SIS
s2ss5 street and Afternoon Dresses cocktail
dresses in selection Black and basic coor
and pastes and whites in the evening group Broken sizes
BRIDES SHOP-Second Floor, F ST. Only
$ss5 to Sis Bridal Gowns satns laces fine rayon nets
sss5 t ga Brdemad Dresses taffstas iacs and nets
few organdies. Mostly small sizes, with removable
stoles strapess styles good selection Of coors
TOILETRIES-Stree Floor, F Street
sso Pine Bath plus tax
CLEANSING TISSUES (300 tissues for 81 No Fed tax
Adhesive Nail Covers de modern repiacement for nan
polish) $50 plus Fed tax
Evening star., 1951-06-28
JUNIOR-DEB SHOP-Fourth Floor,
r Street Only

2S45 $685. $19S5 Onepiece Sheers pque trimmed bright
crepe basics dark ground prints in Junior sizes IS
26s5 $2s5 Pastel Spun Rayons crepe bascs with
removable pque collars prints with bright wool bolero $95
502295 s $2995 Dark Prints taeta balernas twopiece
spun jerseys two-pece silk shanung suits SIS
22995 S35 Printed Rayon Jacket Suits jacket
over-print dresses paisley print -piecers- SIS
10$35 $3995 Formas in nyon marqsee lace topped,
metal thread sequin embroidery trims satns with lace
e----- $Ac
6-$2295 SIS Satin Taeta Formas with rhinestone
trims --------------------S 81 95
ss5 to $5 Straples Net Formal with embroidered bodice
tiny peplrm mA--- Aa------------- -$28
Es2ss5 crushs9 Emines Rayon Evening wraps white
Evening star., 1951-06-28
a Few Winter Goats!

Wonens SlIo to Fured Winter Coats nted
styles In Juiard broadcloth and Pacific Mills needlepont
with collars Silver Fox and black dyed Persian Lamb
Caracul black, brown, and In sizes 14h
24N 40 and SIS
$S95 $S855 Furred Winter Coats in wool broadcoh
and yarn-dyed suedecoh with black dyed Persian Lamb
grey dyed Bombay Lamb and grey MusTat all styles
in green grey wine and navy; sizes l6h TO 24h----$50
Evening star., 1951-06-28
$50. Is TO $70.75 Suits

$59.75 to $79.75 Suits $40
Juniors Yours lac beige pink mlateen with
head detailing jacket yours in beige gabardne
with yoke detailed shorter Jacket.
sses Yours in sharkskn with arrowhead detailing
Women! Yours In violet wool crepe in smart black
and white checks
Petite Aissest Yours In violet or beige gabardine
Evening star., 1951-06-28
SUIT SHOP-Third Floor, F Street Only

$40. IS to S6o.75 Suits $35
Junorsi In brown and twotone style with Forst
stripe Jacket solid color suit in gabardne
with pert round collar.
Msesi Yours in gold toast beige gabardne with
long and short jackets.
Evening star., 1951-06-28

The Special Nezus: LOTS OF SUMMER MERCHAN-
Disc included zoith spring lettoUers in eOery JeleH
department # yo,Oe put off buying topper cocktail
Evening star., 1951-06-28
Yes! Summer Toppers, Too!

20 Wonens $19S5 Hpength Summer Toppr colarless box
style basketweaye WOOL white, pink, beige and gold in
sizes 10h to $2
10 Womens SIS Short Hp-length Summer Toppers bo in
shaggy fleece with notched collars; white pink and
gold 80 to $50
IL Women s35 Summer Toppers wool suede
fnger-tip lengths in white. gold coral lime and beige;
$25
Evening star., 1951-06-28
JUNIOR BUDGET DRESSES
Fourth Floor. F Street Only
MISSES AND WOMEN'S BUDGET
DRESSES-Fifth Floor. F Street Onl,

s6S5 Dresses in prints checks light and dark solids
in rayon sheers jerseys menswears tissue faes in one
and twopece styles tailored casual and dressy types
with round, and square necines, short and A-lengh
sleeves, fared straight and pleated skirts. Sizes
to 2O and 16h to 24 navy black green red, beige
aqua, lilac and rose s.. light and dark prints few
maternity dresses in the group Broken sizes and colors!
Z. 81 IS. x795. S1l
, 1951-09-29

sees.
Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan
paved the way for the step when
he found yesterday that the Du
Pont concern, the Remington Arms
Company and the American and
British branches of imperial chem
ical industries, Ltd, took part in
a world-spanning monopoly.
He ruled that the three indus
trial giants Engaged in combina-
tons and conspiracy in restraint
of trade and commerce in chemi-
cal products, sporting arms and
ammunition"
AS a result of the decision, af-
ter seven years of litigation, gov
eminent officials said they next
would move:
Ito force Dupont to license
manufacturers, at a reasonable
fee, to manufacture nylon, pig
ments, varnish, paint, rayon and
cellophane.
2-To compel the three firms
to end their joint ownership of
other companies in Britain, Chile,
Argentina, Brazil and Canada.
, 1951-09-29
Home Aids

Do you know that the glossier
paint is, the more washing it can
stand and the easier it is to keep
clean? That makes enamel an ideal
finish for the interior walls and
shelves Of your clothes closets.
Then if you suds, rinse, and air dry
your closets every couple OF
months, clothes will stay cleaner
and repainting can be postponed
even for years.
if you have an untidy young
son, remember that no amount OF
naggingAnot even ten Thousand
reminders of whats good for
you"-wi!lh help as much as a large
mirror placed low in his room.
Never forget that a youngster
does worry about what others
think Of his appearance. A mirror
gives the answer.
, 1951-09-29
Du Pont Loses
Anti Suit

NEW YORK, Sept. 20 (INS)-
The federal government, victor in
a long antitrust suit against F..
l. Du Pont De Nemours, planned
today to make nylon-manufactur-
ing processes available to licen-
, 1951-09-29
WRITER

Continued from page one
blood from animals if it were
found not to be harmful and
would save American lives, but to
segregate the blood Of human
beings!
W. ough to cut out the comedy.
If we need blood and everything
points to the fact that we do, then
let's get it and get it overseas in
a hurry.
, 1951-09-29

Continued from Page u
who tried to protect the right of
Harvey E. Clark, Jr. and his fa-
mily to live in Cicero; and calls
for an immediate investigation
and apprehension of all the
white supremacist conspirators
who instigated or participated in
these riots and for the withdraw
al of all charges against those
who attempted to protect the
rights of Harvey E. Clark, Jr.;
and calls upon the Governor Of
Illinois Immediately to take all
steps necessary to insure the
rights of Negroes in Cicero and
within the State Of Illinois.
CUE further calls upon Attor-
ney General McGrath to use all
the forces of the Federal Gov
eminent in oredr to stop this
Travesty Of justice"
UE pledged the full support of
its entire membership in this fight
for Negro rights in Cicero and the
General Executive Board and the
General Officers of UE will take
, 1951-09-29

FOR RENT Furnished room for
couple. Kitchen privileges. Call
ME-7635. toy
, 1951-09-29
Payton WEEDS Tone
Neal Does mt Care

NeoI DOeS Sofe
Cloquet, Mimi, Sept. 20 I'm
81 Starlet Barbara Payton and
actor Franchot Tone were honey
incoming today in Cloquet, the
small Minnesota town which wit
messed the untying of a tempest
uous Hollywood love triangle.
The film couple were married
last night at the home of the
blonde actress aunt, climaxing a
bruising courtship in which Tone
won out by being knocked uncon-
scious for IS hours by actor Tom
Neal.
The small home could not accom-
odate a banner turnout of 200
townspeople and some two dozen
newsmen and photographers. Teen
ayers gathered on the lawn to
ring firebells and Judge Ed. J.
Johnson, who performed the cere-
mony, said:
81 have married 400 couples in
the past 13 years but I never had
anything like this BEFORE"
Tone and his bride said their
honeymoon will be short. Both
have to leave in a few days for
personal appearance tours.
1t was just two weeks ago that
Tone was knocked senseless on
Miss Payton's lawn by two-fisted
actor Tom Neal, who could not
understand why his fiancee went
out with another man the night
before they we're supposed to be
married.
The brawl put Tone in the
hospital and got Neal his engage
ment ring back.
The marriage was the third for
both Miss Payton and her batter
ed bridegroom. Both said they
were supremely happy.
In Hollywood, the Tilted Neal
took it philosophically. He said he
wished them every happiness, add
ing:
GAS far as my plans are con-
cerned, marriage is the farthest
thing from my mind.
"There are so many beautiful
women in the world and so little
| time"
The real-life melodrama had the
imprint of a Hollywood script to
the very end. Tone flew to Min
nesota from the film capital yes
terday, giving interviews to re-
porters at every stopping point.
He was met at the Duluth air
port by his bride-to-be and he1
four-year-old son and then rush
ed to Cloquet to persuade Judge
Johnson to waive the five-day
waiting period required by Min
nesota law.
, 1951-09-29

the necessary steps to render such
assistance, including legal aid by
the UE General Counsel.
, 1951-09-29

FURNISHED ROOM for men
only. References MElrose 1928
t-188
, 1951-09-29

QUILT PATCHES-Large bag ST.
SO. Goodwill Stores, 1925 W..
Third St., POL W. Fifth st. and
sol E. Fifth st. t-lS9
, 1951-09-29

LOST-Ladies green billfold find
er keep money. Please return
papers and Identification inclos-
ed. Call Adams 1892. t-190
, 1951-09-29

FOR RENT-Room for three girls.
Call MElrOse 9118 t-19l
, 1951-09-29

RUMMAGE SALE TAO w. 9Th.
St. $3.50 A. M. Monday, Oct. LIST.
t-187
, 1951-09-29

FOR RENT Furnished room in
modern home. $3.50 per week.
Couple only. Call MElrose So
27. t-189
, 1951-09-29

WANTED One or two furnished
rooms : 2 children. Me-9028.
t-18S
, 1951-09-29

GIRL WANTED-To work in Re-
cord shop part time. Typing.
AD.-267O. t-189
, 1951-09-29
Classified Ads

THE ALLEN HOTEL and GRILL
ONE of Kentucky's finest hotels.
Daily rate: single $3.50. double
$500. Bath. Always q room.
25l6 W. Madison st. Phone
Cypress 1926. Louisville, H.,
KY.
, 1951-09-29

FOR SALE Edmison and Star
Grocery Store of ,532 Haw-
thorne st. Stock and Equipment
Cheap. Lucille Edmison, mgr:
Fulton 0223. II
, 1951-09-29

FOR SALE 1913 Z passenger
black Dodge. Call HEmlock 78.
22 or Fulton 1857. tt
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Lutherans 10 Give Gifts
To Training School Boys

Seventy-fWe gift boxes will be
distributed to boys in the Nation
al Training School for Boys at
their annual Christmas party by
the Lutheran Laymen's Fellow
ship.
The announcement was made
at a luncheon meeting in Luther
Place Memorial Church yesterday.
A plea for more men to become
sponsors of boys in the training
school was voiced at the meeting
by Myrl Alexander, assistant di-
rector of the Bureau of Prisons.
THE most important thing is a
boy in an institution is the uncer-
tainty of the step from there to
the future" Mr.. Alexander said.
The following speakers took part
in a panel discussion: Harold G.
Hegstrom, superintendent of the
school; Alvin l.. Bumgartner and
Jesse Hangen, jr., theological in
terms at the school, and Jesse L.
Aiken. head of the service COM
mission of the Lutheran churches.
The Rev. Donald F. Bautz, execu-
tive director. Lutheran Inner
Mission Society of Washington,
served as moderator.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

. very specially purchased ;. special price
. all handsome white broodcIoth Sonforized
Q residual shrinkoge less than %
. nnercerzed for lustrous finish
Q perfect-fittng Trim-fIex oolor requires no s.
. mems regular sizes Ia to II
. wonderful Christmas gift for any man
MEMS FURNISHINGS, D SIS, Main Building
also Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star., 1951-12-07
100000 Alienation Suit Filed Here by Ex-Gemon Soldier

900 block Of Pennsylvania avenue
NV.
Mr.. Kuck's wife is Mrs. Helga
z. Kuck, of Bethesda. Md, whom
the divorce suit says he married
in Germany in July. 1914.
Mr.. Kuck charges than a child
was born to his wife and Mr.
Goodman in November. 1850.
The alienation suit contends
Mr.. Goodman provided luxuries
for Mrs. Kuck and that he induced
her to leave and remain away
from the plaintiff for more than
two years. The suit says Mr.
Goodman is a married man ano
has two children.
The two suits were filed in be-
Evening star., 1951-12-07

In a double action yesterday, a
former German soldier asked for
"a divorce on grounds of miscon-
duct and also sought 100000
damages from an alleged core
spondent on charges OF alienation
of affection and misconduct.
The two suits were brought in
District Court by Heinz Kuck, of
2221 Massachusetts, avenue NV,
where he serves as chauffeur to
the Ambassador from Greece to
the United States.
Named correspondent in the di-
vorce suit and defendant in the
alienation of affections suit is
Louis Goodman. proprietor of the
Penn Camera Exchange, in the
Evening star., 1951-12-07
|S60,OOO in Improvements
Finished at Fort Dupont

The National Capital Park Of
fee has completed a 100000 i'm
provement project in Fort Dupont
Park, in the Southeast section,
which includes doubling the size
of the parking area at the golf
course. it was announced today
Under contract with Curtin &
johnson. the work called for the
substitution of black asphalt top
ping on the half-mile of gravel
road in the park leading to the
golf house. The road system also
has been drained and some of the
curves Straightened.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Rigsbee 10 Return
To Stand al His Trial
For Scheve SHOOTING

James A. Rigsbee, SO. is sched-
uled to be croSs-eXamined further
on Monday in his District Court
trial on a f1rst-degree murder
charge in connection with the
fatal shooting of Joseph H. Chg
Joe) Scheve, gambler, in Ninth
street poolroom two years ago.
Judge Edward M. Curran late
yesterday recessed the trial until
Monday, after Assistant United
States Attorney John D. Lane had
begun to cross-eXamine the de-
fendant.
Under direct questioning by De-
fense Attorney James j. Laughlin,
Rigsbee testified Scheve had
beaten him and that the fatal
shooting took place when he re-
turned to the poolroom and Scheve
started toward him threatening to
kill him.
Wanted to Rum"
"I wanted to run," declared
Rigsbee, but that the next thing"
he knew he had the gun IN his
hand and it fired He said he re-
ported the shooting to policeman
and gave himself up.
Much of the testimony and
cross-examination has centered
around the gun used by Rigsbee.
Rigsbee testified he had obtained
the gun in November. 1949, by re-
moving it from a drawer OF GUS
toner to whom he sold pocket
books. He afterward carried the
gun, he explained. because Of his
fear of Scheve. He testified he
told a friend: THE next time he
(meaning Scheve) pulls out a gun
to show me, I am going to show
him I have something"
This testimony is in contradic-
ton to a statement police said
Rigsbee made to them to the ef-
feet that he had bought the gun
q bus terminal the night OF
the shooting and returned to the
poolroom. following an earlier
encounter with Scheve.
Self-Defense Contended.
The Government contends Rigs
bee committed premeditated muir
der-that he left the poolroom
to obtain the gun and returned
with it to shoot Scheve.
On the contrary. Defense At
torneys Laughlin and Albert j.
Ahearn contend Rigsbee shot in
defense. The defense also
contends Rigsbee was SO upset
at the time of the shooting that
temporarily he did not know
fright from wrong"
DR.. Michael Miller. a psychia-
trist, testified earlier yesterday
that he is convinced that, at
the time of the shooting, the de-
fendant was not of sound mind. :"
DR.. Miller said his conclusion
was reached from a pSychiatric
examination he made of Rigsbee
some time after the shooting.
During the course Of his tes-
timony. Rigsbee said he had seen
Scheve pay off policemen. He
did not name the officers. how
ever.
Another defense witness yes
terday was Lyman Rosen, who
was convicted with Scheve on
gambling count and is serving
time at Lorton. Rosen testified
Scheve had assaulted him.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

half of Mr.. Kuck by Attorney
John j. Leahy.
Mrs. Kuck. in 1949, was named
correspondent in a divorce suit
filed by Mr.. Goodman's wife.
This suit later was dropped.
In January, 1949. Mrs. Kuck was
taken to Gallinger Hospital fol-
Evening star., 1951-12-07

Club to Install Officers

Ben Segreti will be installed as
president of the Lido Civic Club
at the clubs annual dinner dance
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the May
flower Hotel. Other officers to be
Installed are Nicholas Carosi. and
Frank Calcara, vice presidents;
Saverio Tana, treasurer; Angelo
F. Sapienza, secretary; Joseph
Abbate, sergeant-at-arms, and DR.
Raphael N. Manganaro, publicity
chairman.
Evening star., 1951-12-07

treatment. after she was reported
to have slashed her wrists. De-
portation proceedings were being
considered against her at the
time, authorities said.
Evening star., 1951-12-07
Synagogue Speaker

Rabbit David H. Panitz, spiritual
leader of Adas Israel Congrega-
ton, will speak at the 8:15 O'Clock
service tonight in the synagogue
Connecticut avenue and Porter
street NV.