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sEMIDETACHED LOTS. l to 80:
iislss M Ma street s $685. SR o sEfds aoos
bldg.; "a. 7e1 50. it.: Conn. ave.
6f 6fn aHGo. NJ gTs%hs@i n1tP sF4r1R4 EM; $500 or
HAVE sO' - LcTs, ciSs saaa4f zoned for 4-fa@il,
bldgs., ne. CAN Mr.. Bramham,
EN-: $500. or DI. 3100. with BEIT-
CHOICE Heci RAMBLER SITE, woodsjde %s
Pk.,, Sill: Sprg. 78-ft. front. School
blk. Excel. loc. OWNER. RA. 1896.
sITEs-S5o down. on Is-
acre lots: Colesville rd.. SNa mi. past
Silver Spring on Route 20; beautiful
Soyntry; S9nnry full price. $1,000. RA.
10 LOTS. utilities available; good To-
Gation; GsN Ilal BRENTWOOD REALTY Co.
sse5 An iS0si %cRE-Beautiful high TdH rolling
land, cleared or wooded, between
Spencervtlle and Burtonsville. Mont.
County; Tracts 2 acres up. Terms.
H. & H. DEVELOPMENT CO.. LO.
HYATTSyILLE AREA-To q bond
able builder; no cash required; s or
more lots, area well built up; may
be zoned semidetached; ST 200 each.
, AZ G1l1rade @ blds:, RE; 4375;.
NIL. bOlLDknS, ATTENTION. We
have z large lots for sale located in
Of property, street is graded: these
area: THos. ": LAKE 3 ;os Assos.
BUiLDERs, ATTENTiON!!' 81 semi: semi.
detached lots located in rapidly
growing suburb. We are able to offer
these choice lots only by accident,
further. you will have no public util-
ity worries: sewer and water are in
presently on two sids Of this sub
division. Don't wait to call, it will
be long time before you will get
an opportunity such as this. THOS.
Y, LAKE g. ASSOCIATES. AP. $500.
COTTAGES for your lot: Pre-cut.
from '$s65-s4. .s75. Cali SHffS; Tor detsiis dsfS
cation COTTAGES. 1921 Wilson
Land AND As5is AcREAGE "a; for DEVELOPMENT;
residences, apts., semidet., comml.,
Industrial. r.-r. siding. farms, and
Investment properties. c. LOUIS
so'x200. ca. back to back with
Harry Kessler's development Of fine
K. WINSTON & CO., 9O5 18th st.
NV. ST. 0550 till 8 pm.
HYATTSVILLE-Pav streets; COX
100, all improvements; $4,000.
LzkkNEr LzzkkNr7bkfER hNRERoT}T. II. VA miias nsas. from
wooded lot 65x2I4xS44: by owner;
city water and sewer. Call RE.
OOO2, 9:3O to 6.3O. 10
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

DO You NEED A WAREHOUSE or
about $4,000 50. IT. for good storage
space? This warehouse has electric
service. gas, sewer and water: very
good location on wide alley in s.e.
Washington, near main arterlal
highways. Call US now for appt. to
g. AGQn(,TATEQ Qdnn
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1881 g st. NV. ME. 24o5.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second trust notes, D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 5S33.
AMPLE FUNDS AVAILABLE for list,
End and Ord mortgages; nearby Md.
properties. Call MIR. PERCY, JU.
$4,000. 319 Fig Bldg. Sill. Spg. Md.
LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 to, year terms and
monthly payments. p. ]. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. GAGS.
2nd AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; immediate action. Once
open 8 am. to 8 pm. Call or come
In. HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K st.
2nd TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
Immed. actinn McC1aine prnnerties
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MOTORCYCLES

WHIZZER MOTOR-BTKE, D. c. insp. !;
guaranteed. good cond.; reasonable
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EXCELLENT CORNER
King st. In Alexandria; 2-story brick
with approx. 2,400 50. It. each
floor. High ceilings. OIL heat. 6mall
elevator. Alley. Suitable any type
distributing, wholesale or ware
house operation. Only $500 cash
required: Call Mr.. Smith, WO. 474O.
WEINBERG & BUSH
1907 H st. NV. Realtors, MA. $500
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.)

LANHAM PARK
Beautiful Lot
Lovely Trees
High
75'xIS0'
Lanham-Severn Road
Bus Line-City Water
Hard Surfaced Roads
Real Buy
$4,000
500 Down-S20 Monthly
THOMAS F. HALEY
Realtor
Union rf4Q III
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
1891 Connecticut Ave, DE. $500.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

81 800 end TRUST. payable $50 mo. !:
secured on modern 2-unit brick;
1879 discount. ISAAC. MA. 6397.
$3.50 SECOND TRUST for S2,650:
well secured; naval oficer ia.
End Trust NOTES urgently needed.
We pay highest cash prices. Call
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD CO.. OW. 1873.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.J
,..) STORES FOR RENT tcont., !,
MOTOR COURT

INV OXt NOOnI
23-unit court that will show
4Oeo net return on cash invested
with our complete management serv-
ice; 500. 900 cash needed viii sell
TO one purchaser for small investors.
contact US re: forming group to
ARLEDGE BROS.
1929 Wilson Blvd, IA. 7-444S or
IA. 7-4333; Ewes, FA. 1910
--1l
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick. or frame; white or colored.
ME. 1920; ewes. LA. 6-5194.
IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX 81 CO., RE. 1888
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65 ACRES
WEST VIRGINIA

81 acres. 100 tillable. bal. timber;
houses. new. % zoo.hen 1aLn; iaSinsrhouse. phSousIs
A real buy at $12.5OO. less mineral
right; S17.500 with
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IND TRUSTS. ARLINGTON AREA
lmmed. action. McC1aine Properties
21OO Wilson Blvd, Arl.. IA. 2-3300.
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THE M. H. BARRY ORG,
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

The Old Reliable Once"
2206 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
TE. 2442 AL. 007S TIE. $3.50
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2 BRICK DUPIEXES

( complete 5-rm. units, now rented;
$500 mo. income; close-in Arlington
location; S23,00O each. Call OWN
ERS, ia. $4,000; eyes,, Kenmore
S-6599. 8
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2-FAMTI,Y

Good brick building in ne. rental
location containing two 1-bedrm.
apis with individual heat. Rents
S139 mo-; priced S14,950. OLIVER
IT CARR Ma SO93
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BLADENSBURG RID. AREA
One floor containing over 1900 50.
IT.. with truck loading facilities and
railroad sidings; 16' clear ceiling
height; 400 ID. floor load; designed
Tor expansion to 21,OOO So, It.
Brokers protected.
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A DEALER FROM N. g.
Paying big prices for 1895 to 1850
cars. 6S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. For sAIE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
8O. 600 so. TT. Of ground centrally
i9cated; pvt. T. T. siding and office
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For further particulars, call
l.. A. ABERCROMBIE, Pooles-
VILE 8h2l.
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DODGE 194S convertible coupe;
radio. heater, turn signals, plastic
seat covers, maroon leather trim;
good tires; 2 to select from; S995;
Z-day .itts money,back tTiali @ 4moanMth aM
DERS. Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer
(NA. $500, 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
DODGE '46 custom club coupe: very
clean; r. and h. new rings. tires,
brakes; sac. S695. ME. 0S96 ewes.
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Beautiful HomeWood

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Just on Utah ave. near Military road
In Little Forest" 60-ft. frontage.
depth 179 It. to alley. Walking
distance Lafayette school. Bus ia
blocks Price S4,465, with all
utilities. Call Mai. Lane, MA. $500;
eyes, WI: $3.50. BOSS q PHELPS.
Evening star., 1952-01-27

cocks his head and gives Dan cold stare and
does not move
HE i he amt used to running so early
in the morning" Dan explains weakly
Get him started if you have to give him the
hot-foot," orders Bet-on- Anything fiercely
''If he's scratched lose my ten grand"
The jockey brings Black-Eyed Betsy back
to the post. This time Dan raises his hand
kerchief over his head. Then he brings it
down and yells. Black-Eyed Betsy is off
nicely again. Leggy stands and winks at Dan.
Look. Bud Bet-on-Anything says, put
ting his hand inside his coat. "If you are
trying to cross me up, I'll ="
And right here an amazing thing happens.
Dan is still thinking about the Policeman's
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Sure" Dan says. "Just how do do it?"
How do l know how?" snaps Bet-on-
Anything. Hes your ostrich!'
DAN sighs heavily If there is one problem
he has never given much thought to, it is
how to start an ostrich running. He cannot
remember anything in the Policeman's Man.
ual that covers the situation, and he sure
wishes his mouse Kitty was on hand to give
him few hints. But he knows he has to do
something, because Bet-on-Anything is not
character who likes to be stalled So he
stands off to one side and he says slowly.
Ready - set -go!"
The jockey uses his whip and Black-Eyed
Betsy is off to a nice start But Leggy just
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inside and he puts it in place and climbs
up Leggy gives him another dirty look, but
he stands quiet while Dan takes halter from
a hook and slips it around his skinny neck.
He is even willing to be led down the ramp
without making any fuss
Look at them legs!" cries Bet-on-Anything
adfniringly, as he watches Leggy strut around.
Il would run him against Citation if the odds
were right" He turns to Dan. Line him
up over there on the track next to Black-Eyed
Betsy"
Dan mods again. Leggy still keeps the peace
while Dan leads him to his place beside
Black-Eyed Betsy and takes off the halter.
Post timer says Bet-on-Anything hap
PLY. "Start EN-
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Manual and how it says cop should disarm
prisoner the first thing. and he gets his
second idea within an hour, which is an all
time record. ANY Of you guys got machine
gun?" he says
mot on me-" says Bet-on-Anything.
''Why?"
'LEcGY has been trained to start at
prolonged burst of machine-gun fire." Dan
says. I'm afraid it's the only way"
Bet-on-Anything frowns. why didn't you
say so?" he growls. I'm send the boys back
to my place to get one F"
Dan rubs his forehead like he is thinking
hard. Then he snaps his fingers. ''Wait
Continued on page IL
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Jeanne Sheridan
.Enqdqed to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph M. Sheridan
Of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, have an
nounce dthe engagement of their
daughter. Jeanne Thomas, to Mr..
Gilbert Taylor Kinnamon, son Of
MI. and Mrs. Milton Kinnamon of
Williamsburg. Va. A June we'd
ding is planned.
The bride elect is on the faculty
Of Oxon Hill. Md, High School
and is graduate of the College
of William and Mary. She has
done graduate work at Marywood
College, Scranton, Pa, and New
York State College for Teachers
in Albany. During World War II.
!she served in the Air Transport
Command.
Mr.. Kinnamon is an alumnus Of
the College Of William and Mary
and served in the Navy during
World War II.
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Stag Lines: A Column for Men
By Bert Boehoroch

HANDYMAN-Wax your snow
shovel to keep snow from stick
ing to it. :. Moths like to chew
up paint brushes. Take care of
them the same way you do
woolens-with mothballs. A
split length Of narrow rubber
hose makes fine protection for
q saw blade.
ODD ITEMS-Ten-second In
terview-"You can't do q good
job II your mind is on your feet.
Good shoes are a great econ
omy"-Sam Abrams of Esquire
Polish. A Russian aircraft
worker works Is times as long
as his American counterpart to
make enough to buy an equal
amount Of food.
GIMMICKS-Canned Spray
New" makes your golf balls as
white as new. One container
sprays 10 balls. Rustproof,
steel wire Magic Carpets
one for each rear wheel-get
you out of the skids on the
snowy or icy roads. A new
clothes hanger has four trouser
bars-holding a complete suit
and three pairs Of slacks.
DRESS TIPS-Use soap and
water occasionally on metal or
leather watch bands. Keeps
them from soiling your shirt
cuffs. If collar points curl,
give them q good stretching.
That will usually straighten
them out.
MAIL BAG-"How can keep
my socks from giving out at the
heels almost the first time I
wear them?" They certainly
shouldn't wear fast with today's
nylon reinforcing. Look for
worn spots in shoe Innings, pro-
truding shoe nails or callouses
on your heels.
CINEMA - Narrow-brimmed
hats, now increasing in popu-
larity, are liked by Hollywood
cameramen. It's difficult to
light an actors face under q
broad -brimmed chapeau.
PASS THE CIGARS-This
week to-Herb Shriner, first
man in television history to
make the ever-present CONNER
cials either amusing or palat-
able. Herb manages to do both.
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EnQQQen1ent

Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar Lila an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Dorothy jeanne, to
Mr.. Clifford Lewis Harrison, son
|of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L Har-
rison Of Ridgewood. N. j.
The bride-elect attended Upsala
College, East Orange, N. J. where
she was q member Of Chi Delta
sorority. She in now employed in
New York city.
Mr.. Harrison is q graduate Of
Upsala College and was a member
OF Kappa Beta Phi fraternity.
He Is employed In Teterboro, N. j.
The wedding will take place in
Nav.
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uneWeddinq
Is Planned

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph N. Doble Of
bingham, Mass, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Sylvia to Mr.. Arthur c. Stringer,
jr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stringer
|of Chevy Chase.
Miss Doble attended House in the
Pines and graduated from Syracuse
University where she was O mem
her Of ri Beta Phi sorority She
Is now working in New York In
the program department Of webs.
Mr.. Stringer also graduated
from Syracuse University where
he was q member Of Sigma Nu
fraternity. He Is now promotion
and publicity manager Of WFMY-
TV In Greensboro, N. C.
The couple plan q June wedding.
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Foil Weddinu

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Schick
OF Dover. Ohio, announce the
engagement Of their daughter
Josephine Esther to Mr.. Karl F.
lGersdorff. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur A. Gersdorf of Mclean,
Iva. The wedding will take place
this fall.
Evening star., 1952-08-31

tons should meet between the 10th and 18th of July They
have not set the exact date
Chang The date of meeting of the delegations shall be as
the commanders have agreed"
Kinney: But when2 Shall it be the 10TH 18th, 18th
what date7"
Chang: This matter has been arranged by the commanders
and is not for negotiation by liaison officers"
At this point Colonel James c. Murray, United States
Marine Corps leaned and said in low voice. He does
not have precise authority to about the date just set
it unlateraly"
Kinney: "The United Nations Command delegation viii
arrive in Kaesong at HOO hours on July 10TH"
Chang: The commanders have agreed and it shall be so
DxissleA nc Soush Koreans
COLONEL CHANG seemed well that date had to be set
yet he apparently not instructed the point Conse
quently, he dared not commit himself.
In all of subsequent discussions with the Communists
this characteristic fear Of proceeding beyond explicit orders
when every reasonable consideration urged such action
dominated the attitude of the enemy delegation.
COL Chang used to bse when he had to talk to South
Korean Once he tried to squech Lieutenant Colonel 500
Young Lee our R.O.K. liaison officer
Colonel Lee had message for Chang He said in English
Then Lieutenant Richard Underwood U.s. Navy, put it into
Korean Finally Lieutenant Ken w. us. Army, said it in
Chinese.
why don't you speak in Korean?" Colonel Chang said
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One thing they did not match We ew our delegates ana
staff officers the conference site by helcopter Their top men
came in Ford and black CMyer made by American free
enterprise or in jeeps.
I'm willing to bet they asked Russia for couple of
choppers" to match ours but were turned down.
Colonel Chang seemed to put everything competitive,
or at least defensive basis Perhaps this semed from
first meeting at Kaesong. July g. 1851 when UN and Com
munst liaison officers made arrangements for opening the
armistice conference.
We met in a tumbled-down Korean house the outskirts
of Kaesong Colonel Chang bowed slightly and invited
us be seated and smoke cigarette before proceeding into
discussions.
To avoid wasting time said would prefer to get down
to business Chang usteed unaccountaby but
he led the way to conference table in another
In trying to pin down the date of the first meeting got
lesson in the reasoness discipline of Communists.
Kinney us your delegation agreeable to meeting on July
lOth?"
Change 1.-The time of meeting has been arranged by the
commanders"
Kinney: NO. the commanders have agreed that the deega
Evening star., 1952-08-31
UNITED HRRGD

with to Colonel Lee "Are you Korean? Or
you an American undeiing?"
Il viii speak to you any language choose" Lee said
And he had wide choice He is fluent in Korean Chinese
japanese, English and German
Although ostensiby outanked Colonel Chang was the
key man. and believe the most dangerous one in the Com
mmist delegation He sharp tricky operator. His near
equal Chinese Colonel Tsa Cheng Wen. This pair
the composite evil genius of the Communist side.
Chang the most competent Red served senior lason
officer staff officer and delegate. Since there many
arrangements be made SO many Incidents be inves
gated and much work done at the staff officers level
lot of him. The majority Of all agreements reached between
delegations concluded between Chang and myself
Tsai and Murray.
found out that hard bitten Chang could laugh He broke
down during the stove incident.
An oil stove on the Communist side of the tent began to
emit smoke blustery January day. Chinese attendant
tears in his eyes and his face green with nausea, couldn't
correct it. The tent filed with smoke
Always lnsiAsnas
COLONEL CHANG" said II zee that you have not COM
pleted your remarks Nonethess the in here even now
50 befouled as to require our withdrawal Shall we move to
another tent?" :
Eyes" he said with broad smile.
We moved used solely for discussing the prisoner
of-war exchange.
Unfortunately this tent has the reputation that no agree
ments reached in it" Colonel Chang said
Let's shatter that precedent. said.
THAT depends whether your obstnacy breakable
he said Then he laughed at his joke.
On another occasion Colonel Chang became annoyed with
me- He said angy: From time to time you become dog
matte and dictatorial"
"Why Colonel Chang" said sarcastcally, Il always
approach these matters with attitude of
ableness."
Chang's mouth fell open. ''Did you hear what that
sob just said?' he asked Chinese Colonel Pu Shan.
Lieutenant Wu interpreted that conversation for
as it Chinese for three American words.
Chang forever calling to investigate Incidents
in the neutral zone most of them phony Then I'd wade
through Communist lies and prefabrcated evidence.
Once Colonel Chang sent this message: Il demand
that you come Kaesong to investigate attack
made by UNC aircraft the residence of delegation in
an effort to murder the delegates of our side"
Continued on ID
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when he tended to become mental.
ly disabled"
T Then you had the chance
tWenty-four hours later, of ex.
punging the whole event from the
official record with the captain.
knowledge and approval?"
] Eyes"
Lieutenant Maryk, were you
panicky at any time during the
typhoon?"
Il was not"
| How can you substantiate your
statement"
We'll, well, by what ~hap-
pened. After relieving the captain
I rescued five survivors from the
George Black at the height of the
typhoon. I don't think a panicky
officer could have effected the res
cue under those conditions"
did you relieve Captain Queeg
willfully?"
eyes, I knew what was doing"
did you relieve without au-
thority?"
mo. My authority was Ar
ticles 1874, 1876, 1885,"
did you relieve without JUS
tifiable cause?"
mo. My justifiable cause was
the captains mental breakdown
lat a time when the ship was in
danger"
mo further questions"
Challee came toward Maryk
saying in tone of open hostility.
Nov then Lieutenant. This amaz-
ing interview in which the captain
offered to falsify official records.
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about it. It's written up in the
quartermaster's log and the GODS
log. I've already signed the OOE
log as commanding officer He
kind OF laughed and said there
were rules and rules, including
the rule of self-preservation He
said it was either that or q
courtmartial for mutiny for me
and black mark on his record
which he didn't deserve, and he
didn't see that a few scrubbed
pencil lines were worth all that
did you persist in your re-
fusal?"
YES"
what followed?"
He began to plead and beg. II
went on for quite some time, and
was very unpleasant"
Did he act irrationally?"
mo. He-he cried at one point.
But he was rational. But in the
end he became terrifical1y angry
and told me to 60 ahead and hang
myself, and ordered me out of his
cabin. So I sent the despatch"
THE danger from the typhoon
was over. Didn't you think the
captain could conn the ship back
to Ulithi?"i
I'D already committed an offici-
al act and didn't believe making
erasures in the logs would change
it. Also still believed he was
mentally ILL.,"
But you say he was rational"
Usually Okay.
Captain Queeg was usually
okay EXCEPT under great pressure,
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Two Gifts Of rs Gents Help Traveller Get Out of CITY Fast

THAT will be 81 or three days in
JAIL" said Municipal Court Judge
Andrew j. Howard, jr.
And the little man on the wrong
side of the bench started to sweat.
He had only so cents-in cash.
The trouble started when
Charles Gay. Sc. of North Caro-
lima. was arrested for being drunk
in Union Station early yesterday.
He went before Judge Howard,
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mo more questions" Challee
said sarcastically.
Maryk looked to his counsel.
Greenwald shook his head slight
ly. and said. mo denomination. !"
The exec came off the stand with
"a stunned expression. Blakely ad-
journed the court after Green
valid told him that the last de-
tense witness, Captain Queeg,
would appear in the morning.
Copyright, 1851, by Herman Wouk.
Distributed by Doubleday Syndicate.)
(To Be Continued Tomorrow
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who asked him, "Where have vol
been?"
Il was just passing through
here, judge" he said. I've beer
in Canada. working on a tobacco
farm" That stopped everybody
but the judge continued:
well, now. just what is your
record Mke?"
"Oh, it's good. judge"
How much money do you
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Were there any witnesses to it?'
mo, we were alone in the CAP
tain's cabin"
'Were any erasures made? Is
there the slightest threat OF
tangible evidence to support your
Istory?"
1.-THE captain knows it hap
pened."
"You rely for confirmation of
this insulting libel upon the very
officer you are libeling?"
II don't know what he'll saw"
care you predicting that Com
mander Queeg will perjure him
self on the stand?"
I'm not predicting anything. F"
"Is there a possibility that you
imagined this story, which can't
be confirmed or refuted except by
the other interested party?
II didn't imagine it,"