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tarpaulin and b. G. title. NO. il97.
COACH, 1947. excel, cond.. 25 IT,.
SARDELLI, Ancient Oaks Trailer
Camp, Falls Church. Va. Il
SPARTAN TRAILER. This is 1t.
Priced to sell today. UN. S27S.
OWNER.
1850 3s-FT. STEWART custom.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Bang financing available. Cali sH.
WANTED "a, g TO ,. RENT-,Lnsg9gs RI INT; trailer
owner. JU. S-1504. .
FOR SALE, 1852 a6-ft. Continental
trailer, used 4 months; 3 rooms and
over payments. EVELYN INN. Route
No; l: Alex. Va. Apply MRS.
NEW 952 DETROITER, double bed
roomo only $3,995 complete. "
down, bal. 4S mo. You can rent q
reconditioned trailer with option to
balance monthly like rent. ACKER-
MAN TRAILER SALES. 9O01 Bait
blvd, College Park. Maryland.
TRAILER, 1949 Trotwood. AL cond
80 SPARTAN. 80 it,, bedrm.. twin
beds; liv. rm., dinette; sleeps g
Bath, bottled gas stove, refrg., h
and C. water; Trail Tru dolly, all
alum. conStruc.. many extras. Bar
eain.; NATIONAL TRAILER COURT,
sS205 BALTIC. blvd. College Park. Md.
MUST SELL 26' trailer and 2 rms,
porch with pvt bath: $3.50 or best
GGfier 244 Temple. TRAILER VII
1889 35-ft. Royal spartanette; will
TEMPLE TEMPLE TRAILER iini VILLAGE, dGs Alex. lex
HEETER TRAILER SALES Cherry
Hill Trailer Park. Route 1. Berwyn,
Nd; authorized dealer for several
makes Of new and used house trail
ers TO. 5111.
KOREAN ORDERS. Must sell immed.
33-ft. Spartan Royal Mansion: sleeps
81: 25;ft: awning: Nelson Dolly, Best
PARK. Alex, Va, Il
PALACE RANCHOME. '51 model new
kitchen. full bathroom; serviceman
going overseas: save you $1,000
Can finance through bank. Cal
| MIR. HARRISON, phone King 9-7026
Lot 1O-A. nightingale Trailer Park
-. az
TWO WHEEL GMC util.: heavy duty
railings, cover: excel. cond.; S23o
1912 Decatur St. Kensington, Md
J. 31s
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: THE SUNDAY STAR DID
Washington. D. c. K
SUNDAY, AUGUST 81, 1852
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont. J

TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont
MAN retiring from business. VIII
sell 1947 International Seton panel
truck. Excellent condition; reason
able offer accepted. 400 Allison
st NV. RIA. 6S43.
CHEVROLET 1949 1a-ton panel: ex-
eelIent condition throughout; -SS95.
Ford Dealer (NA. 9S50). 1114
Vermont ave. NV.
FORD so F-3 panel delivery; excel-
lent shape; low mileage; one owner:
81 1,595. HILL a. SANDERS, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer tNA oS5O,
1114 Vermont ave. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1851 la-ton stake
b9dy;. low mileage; Call NO: 3377.
better than average; low milea e.
1914 Ga. ave. NV. RIA. 1922 Il
FORD l947 dump; in excel cend..
ready for work: at $595. ARLING-
TON MOTOR co. Fordl. 1917 N.
Moore St. Arl.. Va. oW. S7S7.
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Sol ID

Every home We have had to sell thi.
year below $10,500 has been sold
Be our guests for a day, picnic anc
swim in the clear waters of the
Chesapeake Bay. You will readily
see why $50 fine families have
purchased homesites at Long Beach
You buy actualities here, not prom
tses. You will find Maryland Health
Department inspected central water
electricity, telephones. hard-surfaced
streets. regularly scheduled trash
TNNC pTATu
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1st TRUST, $f1 800: 5h% int. on
D. c brk. house: paymts. Of 500
have been made for 80 straight
months: excellent investment. DE,
81. 800 SECOND TRUST, payable s45
2, month; sacrifice, $500 cash.
SEASONED 2nd TRUST NOTE
Originally $1,000: wanted q End
trust on income property. MR.
ALIEN, JU. 1921: ewes, 81
$7.45O end TRUST FOR S4,45O-
Secured on fine brick house: also
other notes, $3.OO0-S5, 900. at subst.
&C disc; ! r., Re- B r 1891; Wo; 3125: ..o,,
mo. at so, on brick house: price.
$2,950. Ii. 7-1679. Ii. 6-444I.
$6.S82 2nd TRUST--Well-secure
696: payable $50 monthly. EX.
End TRUST NOTE
1sT TRUST $500 B. & L.: 2ND
TRUST $6.05O PAYABLE $50 AT
6es INTEREST. BEAUTIFUL HOME,
GOOD PEOPLE. PRICE. $3.650.
CALL Ii. 3-5307.
MORE NOTES FOR SALE
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LOANS

DIAMONDS jewelry silverware etc.
1% per month Tickets issued
LIVINGSTON d CO.. 1923 II st.
NV ME 3440 Bonded and u
censed By the District. Open till
6 pm. Saturdays.
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MIR. MILLER,
ME. 1890: evenings LA. 6-6194
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA. 6640.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 X st. NV. (11th and K)
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AVIATION

SHARE m FLYING CLUB. Cessna
lao; v.h.f., lights; no students.
siiso sssed s1b7 # Beacon Field MELTON
PIPER J-3, Lyc., 65, good cond..
licensed; S395. See at Beacon
Field. ANDERSON. XII. S-SO51.
1947 CESSNA 14O; low time, metal
Pomonkey. Nd. HI. 7772. S31
TAYLOR CRAFT Newly painted:
navigation lights; $3.50 flies 1t
away; $500 with 2-way radio.
Park; do not call airport-call KE.
3-6132 for appointment. -31
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LOTS AND COTTAGES for sale ia
college graduates, at restricted Bay
Beach; large community bldg. Drive
down any time. AS mi. beyond
Prince Frederick; brochure on re-
FRHNKLIN MANOR ON THE bAY-
Have you seen Franklin Manor? II
not, drive out this week end and
see what q beautiful place 1t Is.
For winter as well as summer. We
have few beautiful bay-front
lots left. Have other lots from $3.50
and up. Three modern. year-around
homes; J.. 2 and 3 bedrooms; So
room hotel. large dining room.
Terms. See CHARLES s. SPRINGER,
at oftlce on property. Call West
BAY W BaRGAIN-on, very large
waterfront lot. Liv. rm.. 8 bed
rms. kit. and bath. Completely
furn. Garage, Fine trees. Com
muting distance: $500. Easy
terms. Phone West River 1924;
after Tues. CO 1902
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Ma and Pa Sparked Here

Wa and IA SparKed Here
CHESAPEAKE BEACH - Where M.
and Pa came by train to spark II
yeSteryear: where thousands coml
Bay and its offerings. You Just si
back, relax. and feel like o million
watching the ships come ard 70
from the front screened porch O
this sturdy waterfront cottage
1t has 3 nice size rooms plus kitcher
with electric refrtgerator, ga
range; town water supply: bath
room; full masonry basement
fenced lawn. Only $4,000 cash o
terms. Other cottages and lots t,
meet your requirements Stop b,
our of6ce-open daily-or phon,
Mr.. Fowler, locally, WO. -S7lt
eyes. after $50. CHESAPEAKE CO.
INC, Chesapeake Reach Md Al
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ST. MARYS CIV

04. M<1n I'd CCy.
Safe hurricane harbor location; 11s
acres improved BY a 3-bedroom
and bath, yesr-'round waterfront
hold Creek, . deep water estuary Of
Patuxent river. A good condition
house with private wharf, SO miles
D; G: line. Price. S11.500 on easy
st. Jerome's Bay, the pt Lookout
area Chesapeake Bay harbor. Mod.
ern 4-bedroom, 7-room masonry
construction practically new-con.
dition home. Has full tiled bath
heating plant, exceptional kitchen
living room with fireplace, oai
floors and flne interior finish; 3.
car garage with lay.: pile-driver
offers submitted. THEODORE r
MENk. 927 18th st. NV. EX
COLORED- ARUNDEL ON -THE-BAY
Bay front home: Sycamore ave;
Nv. rm.. firepl.,. din. rm., kit, break
fast rm., 8 bedrms., 3h baths. lge.
porch; attrac: cor lot; beautiful
view OF the new Bay Bridge. Phone
MR.. BRENT, Ma 9763
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CADILLAC WANTED
40, so. 81 or '52, Model 81 or 62,
4-dr., 2-dr.. or convertible. BOB
TERRETT. WO. 1896, 1925 Conn.
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Potomac Shores
On The Beautiful Potomac
A Development for Families
FISH1NG-SWINdMIN
CUNNING

"A OSfO4Ok1144C44I 4O1 dkIl11lGS
FISHING-SWINdMIN
CUNNING
These pleasures can now be en-
loyed by everybody.
We offer beautiful lots covered in
trees. central water system to be
installed; churches, stores near:
school transportation; beach for
sun bathing. shallow, clean water
1or children: duck shooting, All
this costs less than other develop-
ments. You can actually own a
lot in Potomac Shores for as little
As $500 and can have plenty OF
time to pay.
POTOMAC Shores fronts on the Poto-
mac River Just south of Colonial
Beach. Level rich. sandy soil
thousands Of beautiful shady ceoar
trees. Graded streets with natural
drainage. -
Come to see us-Weli be waiting
Ior you-Rain. or shine, Saturday
afternoon. Sunday and ali day Labor
Day. Take Route No. 3OI to in
fterseetiono with Route No. 3. Fol-
low No; eastward to Oak grove.
turn left on No. 2O5. then fellow
signs to property.
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
CLEAN
PREWAR

VIII pay very. very high prices to
pvt. car owners that wish to sell
their clean cars from 1887 to 1915
in all good makes. Also nice 1946s
to 1850. Please come to 51O0 Ga
ave NV, at "LLOYD'S," TU. 1926
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Featuring
FLAG HARBOR
Private Yacht Basin

Offers a mile of white sand beach
safe bathing. excellent grabbing ant
fishing, as well as the safest zach
basin on the Chesapeake Bay. Al
inspection will make clear why 15(
well-kept summer homes have beer
built at this sensibly restricted
rigidly maintained beach colony. w,
are in a position to build beach
homes to your order on short notice
Choice locations in all sections af.
ford q wide choice; full-size building
lots from S400 UP. according to sizt
and location; low down payments
terms if desired. Be our guests thi,
week end.
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
st. Leonard. Md.
Phone Prince Frederick 3OS-J
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars, Cali
soura1ERN BUYER in town for one
week; highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. ia 4S01
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850 or
1851 auto Immediately Call DI
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
for nice low-mileage cars NORRIS
HUGHES, 1912 Ga. ave. RA 1872
Il WOULD LIKE TO BUY q clean
late model car, preferably with radio
and heater: can nay all cash ME
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs OF all
POMT1Ac 1884 L st. NV. Me
woULD LIKE to purchase from q
private owner . late model Cadillac
1859, 1888. 1884 FORD coupe; body
must be in good cond.; S1oO. 10.
WANTED, light car. very clean and
nice in prewar for lady to use. viii
pai Pay eood gss- price to pyt. owner for one.
WE NEED CARS regardless of MAKE;
highest prices paid. Don't sell or
tns, rads until ae SY yUu give ,rsds Us the oppo,
price, We wilI pay pa oil balance Il
any All cash See the salesman
at our convenient downtown drive
In location, $3.50 to 0 q m. weekdays.
$3.50 to $40 SATURDAYS HILL &
SANDERS hesIel e.. WsShs ushdi a 9ldest rora
Evening star., 1952-08-31

Potomac Shores
Development Corp.
Colonial Beach Yacht Club
Colonial Beach, Va.
Or Write, Or Telephone
j. F. Shuford
408 West Broad st.
Richmond, Va. Phone 3-O241
Evening star., 1952-08-31
BOATS Cent?

1861 CHRIS CRAFT. 21-ft. expr
wood, hull; S5-h.p. c. e. engine
l05 hrs.; 2 berths: galley. TOILET
BEAUTIFUL CHESAPEAKE bay cruis.
er, ~ IT. long: 121-h.p. cray Marine
engine. Call TIE. 22tO or West River
cRUIsALoNG. 20 It., 1947; 45 h.p,
Gray. electric bilge pump, foam
6sfasIns' SsresIn si,45s. io955sple'siy ref'nishsd'
1s.it; runsbcat: new 1oo-h.p. motor;
LYMAN ouTBoARD, 15 IT,, new.
4oh S5t one Rohf IF sSESs ssS saHsA sad 2sn. Nc
s.W.
BOATS; ENGINES SOLD, OVER
HAULED. REPAIRED
1894 27' Owens, completely refinished
electric bilge pump, many extras
$2.895
1881 2s' Steelcraft sedan, lis horse.
power. used IFS hours. good condi.
1871 30 Owens, completely refinished
excellent condition 81 .25C
1899 3s' Custom sedan. many extras
115 horsepower $4,000
1914 4O' Custom sedan, Las horse
power. ship-to-s shore 81. 900
194S 4O' Baltzer twin engines. RCA
phone. pressure water. fishing chairs
excellent boat for deep sea fishina
and cruising. refinished like new
S13,50C
1929 46' Dawn, twin 145 horsepower
shower, excellent condition S11 .0nC
1941 39' Mathews. twin Buda deisels
1850. 30-watt RCA. shower. hot and
cold water, perfect condition S14.50C
1947 46' Wheeler. sun lounge, beauti-
full condition, complete 500. 500
Buy with confidence. Every boat sur
veyed. before delivery. Many other
for the yachtsman.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA !
'WaShington's Largest"
1900 Maine Ave. s. W.
Republic 4797
Division Stickell Wheeler Yacht Co
Baltimore. MARYLAND
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

FENDER SKIRTS, dark gray, for
I94! Cadillae; WI. 1900; =
! schooler super "a acceleration
pistons. M-in. stroker. TO. 5237.
-3l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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MOTORCYCLES

TRIUMPH TWINS for Immediate de.
livery. Priced from S767. Why
wait for high prices? Buy now and
get the machine you have been
wa'''nsp spRE-HoL1pAy fHs GALE
194S Indian Chief S45C
1947 H. D. "a S275
1851 Triumph "Thunderbird" $3.50
194S II. D. "a o h v. clean - S525
These and others at reduced prices
today! WA S'
Langhorne tickets on sale.
ALLIED MOTORS 100 9th st. NV.
CO 1896 Al
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BEVERLY BEACH
Cloverlea Subdivision
OPEN

OPEN
Sat, Sun. Noon, til 6 PM.
Sl3.500 and terms. Custom built
cedar-shingle cottage. located on
Clif drive. .170-ft. frontage on
So IT; lee. liv. rm. with firepi,. din
rm.. lge. kit. bath, bedrms., bsnit. !;
2-car garage under cottage; 77 IL,
OF screened-in front and side porches.
loft. wide. fully equipped and
turn right at Beverly place to Mary.
land ave. turn right at Beacn store,
follow Cliff drive to open sign. MI.
Purdum on premises. w. W. LEWIS,
Realtor, SH. 0440; ewes, UN, 1892.
Evening star., 1952-01-06
ON the WASHINGTON TRAIN
% &Me@y Queen
Illustrated by Perry Peterson

entire area into bloody battlefield, causing
the deaths of innocent people Ellery's plan
was accepted.
A drawing room on a morning train to
Washington was reserved for him officially
by telephone, and at the appointed time
Ellery went down into the street.
The fall day was gray, with raw skies, and
Ellery had hung an umbrella with bamboo
handle over his left arm He was wearing a
lined topcoat and he carried bulging brief
case
Ellery seemed unaware that from the
instant his foot touched the pavement his
life expectancy dwindled to the vanishing
point. Smoking his big brier pipe placidly,
he stepped to the curb. A large black limou-
sine drew up, and he got inside, nodding in
recognition to the agent who drove it.
lHE trip to the station was made eventful
only by the fact that Ellery was followed by
another Car occupied by three men. But
there was no sign that they were interested
in Ellery. He did not see them in the station
and. unmolested, found the way to his draw
ing room and locked himself inside, having
first taken the precaution of surrendering his
ticket to the conductor so that he wouldn't
be disturbed. That, as it turned out, was
mistake.
He had hardly settled himself when the
buzzer sounded, and voice said "It's the
conductor" Since Ellery had only just left
the man, it did not occur to him that the
summons could mean anything more than
an error in his tickets He opened the door,
and the three men who had followed him
pushed in, boiling the door.
Ellery was hardly surprised to find that
the monster had joined them. He sat down
in the best armchair, an Immediately dressed
man of middle age with grudging pale hair
parted cleverly in the middle and hot, sore
looking eyes. This creature was millionaire,
thought Ellery, millionaire who had made
his millions by destroying the will and health
and future of thousands of foolish people,
many of them children and adolescents.
Ellery said, "You had the phone tapped,
of course"
The narcotics king did not reply. He
glanced at the larger of his two strong-arm
men, the one with the boneless nose.
Nose said instantly, "He didn't speak to
Evening star., 1952-01-06
illustrated by Perry Peterson

nobody when he come out Nobody come
near him except the driver of the car, and
he didn't touch nothing This man didn't
drop nothing in the car. We looked"
The monster in the chair glanced at the
other large man, the one with the tic in his
right eyelid
Nobody else gets out up there said Tic
'And al is keeping in touch by the train
phone from the lounge"
The sore eyes now turned their full animal
suffering on Ellery. "You want to live?"
He had soft, womanish voice
"As much as the next man," said Ellery,
trying to keep his tongue from rafting.
Then hand it over.'
Ellery swallowed and said, "Oh, come"
Nose grinned, but the monster said to
him. NO First open his bag"
Nose dumped the contents of Ellery's brief
case on the floor. 1t consisted of single
object, crisp new Manhattan telephone
directory.
Nothing else in the bag?"
Mot thing" Nose tossed the empty
brief case to one side He picked up the big
directory and riffied it twice. -
''Screwy thing to be Juggling around"
remarked Tic.
My favorite train reading" said Ellery
He felt urgently like asking for drink of
water, but he decided against it.
mot in here" said Nose.
His coat and hat
Nose shucked him like an ear of corn while
Tic examined Ellery's snapbrim
1t wouldn't be in here" he complained
Its too big"
Nose jeered with the cover it's too big.
This is smart operator He tore out the
pages and crumpled 'em up"
''But fifty-two pages, protested Tic.
lHE monster said nothing. His red glance
was fixed on the furled umbrella, which
Ellery had retrieved and was clutching Sud-
denly he reached over and yanked He re-
moved the umbrella cover slowly and slowly
pressed the catch and pushed. The umbrella
opened. After moment he tossed it away
Nose said, mot in the coat" The lining
lay on the floor, he had torn the pockets out,
and he had ripped the seams wherever the
material doubled over
Strip him."
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Ellery felt his knees buckle under the pain
of Noses grip Tic did the stripping without
kindness. Sore Eyes watched the denuding
process with the unblinking patience of
crocodile
Leave me my shorts!' said Ellery wildly
They left him nothing Mother-naked, he
was permitted to wrap himself in the wreck
of his topcoat, crouch in chair, and smoke
his pipe 1t tasted like fuming brass, but it
gave him comfort.
He reached for the Manhattan telephone
book just as the train pulled out of the station.
He knew that there would be no interruptions
until he reached Washington If. indeed, he
ever reached it.
But he was wrong. At the next stop, man
entered the drawing room. Nose called him
Doc. Doc, fat little man with three chins
and no hair, was carrying black bag He
eyed Ellery with the brisk anticipation of
professor approaching the cadaver tank in
dissecting room.
Ellery clutched the Manhattan directory
and braced himself
Il ne udnl was IOdIlIlB lIuOUSH lNCW jersey
when Doc, busily at work, referred to himself
jestingly as Secretary of the Department of
the Interior. BY the time the train was roll
ing into Pennsylvania Doc was no longer
jesting; he was perspiring.
Shutting his bag, he made his report to the
man in the armchair in strained voice.
1t was negative.
The man in the armchair said to Tic, Tell
AL to phone Philly. / want Jig with some
equipment" Then he looked at Ellery and
for the first time showed his false teeth in
nightmarish smile. Secret writing" he said
softly. "Just in case"
Jig got on at Philadelphia. Later on, Nose
made some exterior reports, and Jig COM
pleted them. Jig was a tall skinny man with
no shoulders and clubfoot
The Black Ledger, whole or in parts, was
not in Ellery's suit as the ruins of his trousers
and jacket testified. His oxford shirt, neck
tie, undershirt, shorts, and socks had been
carefully manhandled. His shoes had been
tapped, probed, slit, and all but turned inside
out. Even his belt, an unmistakably single
strip of cowhide, had been cut apart
All his possessions were on display Keys
and coins were pronounced solid His wallet
Evening star., 1952-01-06

contained ninety-seven dollars, money order
stub, New York State operators license,
dues receipt from the Mystery Writers of
America, five business cards, and seven jot-
tings of ideas for stories.
His checkbook had been gone over page by
page, including the stubs. His tobacco pouch
had been found to contain pipe tobacco, and
an unopened packet of cigarettes was opened
and found to contain cigarette tobacco. A
letter from his publisher demanded the re-
turn of galley proofs three weeks overdue,
and letter postmarked Orangeburg; New
York, from man signing himself Adolf
Hitler threatened to kill Ellery Queen unless
Ellery Queen saved the writer from being
killed by an invisible enemy.
And Jig caressed his Adams apple and said
that nothing from, on, or about the guy con-
cealed secret writing. This covered every
surface capable of taking fluid impression,
not excluding the guys epidermis. Jig used
the word epidermis.
BY this time they were approaching Mary
land.
The monster sucked his lower lip.
Maybe" said Nose in the silence, maybe
he memorized the names . !. huh?"
''Yeah!" Tic looked relieved. ''They could
still have the book back in New York and
he's carrying it all in his head"
HE man in the chair looked up. There's
twenty-eight names to page, and ffty-two
pages, almost fifteen hundred names. Who is
he, Einstein?" He said suddenly: THAT
phone book you picked up again. What's
the gag?"
Ellery tamped fresh load into his pipe to
give his fingers something to do. Some
people relax with mystery stories. / can't -
write them. The phone book does it for me. -
II bet" The sore eyes glittered. Zig,
give that book the businessw
Nose tore it from Ellery's hand.
But already tested it for secret writing
said Jig.
ITO hell with secret writing. We're after
list of names. And in New York phone book
you got about every kind of name there is!
Look for tinymarks next to names -pinpricks,
pencil dots impressions of nails - anythingp'
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1952-10-05
miss Koonce
Is Bride Of
Mr.. Koeniq

Miss Carolyn Ray Koonce
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
H. Koonce, was married yester-
day to Mr.. Allan H. Koenig, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Koenig.
The First Methodist Church in
Hyattsville was the scene of the
ceremony with DR.. Chauncey c..
Day officiating. A reception was
held in the parlor of Fellowship
Hall adjoining the church.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a gown of ivory
satin with tight fitted bodice. The
long sleeves were pointed over the
hand and the net yoke was
trimmed at the shoulder line with
seed pearls. Her veil of imported
illusion fell from a seed pearl
coronet and she carried a cascade
bouquet of white roses and ivy
leaves with an orchid center.
Miss Audrey Boyer was maid of
honor and bridesmaids were Miss
Carolyn Pfuger and Miss Joyce
Koenig, sister of the bridegroom.
Junior bridesmaid was Miss Mar
jorie Rice and Marsha Vernon was
flower girl. Serving Mr.. Koenig
as best man was Mr.. Robert
Stoltz and ushers were the
Messrs. William Dent. Robert
Keese. James B. Clark and Roger
Koonce. brother of the bride.
After a New York honeymoon,
1.-The couple will live in HyattSville.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Miss Rogers
ToBeWed
ThisWinter

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Rogers
of Roanoke announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Virginia,
to Mr.. A. Linwood Holton, jr. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Holton
of Big Stone Gap, Va.
The bride-elect is graduate of
Stuart Hall and Wellesley College
and attended the Language School
of Middlebury College. She served
with the Department of State in
Brussels and is now working in
Washington.
Mr.. Holton received his B.A.
Degree from Washington and Lee
University and his Law Degree
from Harvard University. He
served in the United States Navy
as an officer during the last war
and is now practicing law in
Roanoke.
The wedding will take place In
January.