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Evening star., 1952-10-01
Allison 10 Face
Court Tomorrow
In Wife Staying
Air Force Sergeant
At Andrews Indicated
At La Plato
By J. l. Michael
BY J. l. Michael
Star Staff Correspondent

LA PLATA. Md, Oct. Air
Force Sergt. Homer Arthur Allison
of Andrews Air Force. Base will
be arraigned at 10 am. tomorrow
on a charge of numbering his
young wife Rosie Ann.
A Charles County grand jury
returned the indictment in special
session yesterday.
Mrs. Allison, 23-year-old mother
of three children who was ex-
pecting another child in Novem-
ber, died at 3 am. September z.
two hours after her husband
carried her unconscious into a
hospital here.
Sees November Trial.
States Attorney Robert T. Bar
bour said Allison. 27-year old
veteran of IS missions over Korea,
probably will be tried in Novem-
ber,
Defense Counsel Edward S.
|Digges and Oscar r. Duley indi-
Gated they will renew attempts
to free their client under bond
after the arraignment.
A habeas corpus action begun
September 10 was recessed by
Judge j. Dudley Digges, a brother
Iof the attorney, when the States
attorney refused to recommend
or oppose bail for Allison. Mr..
Barbour said yesterday he had
mot decided what course he will
take if the action is resumed.
The true bill against Allison
was among 13 handed to Chief
Judge John B. Gray, jr., by Jury
Foreman John K. Moore.
Indictment Sets Stage.
Allison's idictment sets the stage
for a legal battle in which wit
nesses are expected to testify that
the gay evening which ended in
Mrs. Allison's death began at the
Allison home near Clinton.
Two Washington girl friends Of
the airman and his wife have said
they went with them to a tavern
near Machanicsville leaving the
children with a baby sitter.
Allison told police he had six
drinks there and that his wife
slapped him in the course Of an
argument over his attention to
the girls.
The young women, whose names
police would not reveal. became
so frightened at the argument
that they refused to accompany
the Allisons when they left for
home, continuing the quarrel on
the way.
] Mrs Allison was fatally injured
on route 5 near Waldorf. Her
husband told police she jumped
from the car, but investigating
!, Officers said that in another ver-
sion he told them she "just dis
appeared" while the vehicle was
travelling about SO m.p.h.
Claude Handy, a witness. who
reportedly has disappeared, tes-
titled at a preliminary hearing
that Allison told him he had
pushed or showed" his wife from
the car. Defense attorneys have
maintained that their client has
never changed his first story that
she jumped from the car.
State medical authorities held
that blood and hair taken from
the underside of the right front
of the cars chassis were of the
same type as Mrs. Allison's.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Virginia Starts Inspection
OF Passenger Cars Today

Inspection of passenger cars
registered in Virginia began to-
day at private garages authorized
by the Virginia State Police De.
partment.
The inspection period on pas.
senger cars ends November Is.
Trucks will be inspected December
/ through 81.
About rs inspection stations
have been authorized in Northern
Virginia, State police said.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Home Rule Backers
Say Prince Georges
Foes MisIead Voters

Leaders OF the Prince Georges
County home rule movement
charged today that their oppo-
nents are trying to mislead town
policemen and volunteer firemen.
Police and f1remen are being
told that their jobs would be in
Jeopardy if the five charter board
nominees of the Citizens Com
mittee for Good Government are
elected November 4, according to
Walter F. Mulligan, one of the
nominees. He said the opposition
lis peddling the line that the
Citizens Committee slate would
draw up a home rule charter
which would abolish town police
forces and volunteer fire units.
Mulligan Denies 1t.
Mr.. Mulligan and other COM
mite leaders denied that this is
one of their goals. Mr.. Mulligan
SAID neither of these actions was
recommended in the report of
Public Services Administration,
Inc, which surveyed Prince
Georges County government last
Iyear.
He further pointed out that any
home rule charter drawn up for
Prince Georges would only affect
the county as a whole and not in
corporated towns. which are
chartered by the Maryland Gen.
eral Assembly.
What goes into the charter has
no bearing on the current cam
paign," Mr.. Mulligan asserted.
THE only question before the
voters November is whether
they want home rule and who will
write the charter"
If home rule Is approved in the
ELECTION, the five men selected for
the charter board would hold
public hearings and write a
charter to be voted on in 1854.
Ten persons are seeking election
to the charter board. five nomi-
mated by the citizens committee
and five by the county commits
SionerS.
Candidates to Tour.
The Citizens Committee an
nounced it's five candidates will
tour the northern area of the
county Saturday in a motorcade
equipped with a sound truck.
'"The politicians slate is writing
a phantom charter to scare the
people, and we are going through
out the county to tell them the
TRUTH" Mr.. Mulligan said.
Mr.. Mulligan and Nicholas
Orem. jr., another of the Citizens
Committee nominees, will speak
to the Avondale Citizens Associa-
ton at Mount Rainier Junior High
School at $3.50 tonight. Another
Citizens Committee candidate
Reuben Gordon, will speak to the
West Lanham Hills Citizens As
Sociation at the same time in the
community f1rehouse.
Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock,
Mr.. Gordon and fellow-nominee
Charles F. Parker, jr., will address
the Sligo Park Terrace Citizens
Association at 7211 Central ave-
nue.. Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Non-Partisans
AssaiI Slate
Of Independent
Hit Arlington Board
New Candidates as
Machine Choices

Arlington non-partiSan candi-
dates charged today that a slate OF
Independents for the County
Board sis an attempt to combine
two wobbly machines behind 9
slate of reactionary, hand-picked
candidates"
The non-partisan nominees OF
Town Meeting are William j
DeMik. Mrs. Ruth O'Dell Cox and
Mrs. Martha w. Cannon.
Nominees of the new Arlington
Independent Movement, announced
yesterday, are DR.. Robert H. Det-
wiler, Mrs. Leone B. Buchholz ano
Alvin F. Kimel.
DR.. Detwiler will oppose Mrs
Cox for the one-year vacancy
Mrs. BuchholZ and Mrs. Cannon
will seek the two-year term. Mr.
Klmel and MIR. DeMik will COM
pete for the three-year term.
Special Election Nov. 4.
All are candidates in a specia.
election November 4, to name sue
cessors to three Federal employees
ousted from the board by a court
decision.
Republicans and Democrats
through their executive commit
tees declined to elect party I1omi-
nees. Instead it was agreed tC
give bipartisan support to the
three independents announced
yesterday.
The non-partisan candidates, ir
their joint statement, made after
announcement of the independent
slate, said:
"The business and professional
coalition ticket for County Board
sponsored by the Democratic and
Republican parties. is a shock tt
the people of Arlington.
Point To Town Meeting.
The non-partisans questioned
"What participation did the rank
and file of the two parties have:
They were given no voice at any
stage of the smoke-filled room
proceedings"
The non-partisans said that, by
contrast, "the Town Meeting
which nominated us was wide oper
to all voters of Arlington. II
attracted some 800 citizens-prob-
ably the biggest political conven-
ton ever held in Arlington. We
are proud to be the nominees OF
such a convention.
Conrad P. Harness, publicity di-
rector for the Independent Move
ment. said the nomination of the
independents was the result Of q
spontaneous movement for better
government.
The movement, he said, is not
q coalition and is not bipartisan.
Running On No String Basis.
The independent candidates said
they agreed to run only on mo
strings" basis without obligation
to any group. Mr.. Harness said
the movement is for this one cam
paign only and is not necessarily
long-term.
Public announcement of the in
dependent slate came after a
breakfast yesterday at Evans
Coffee Shop attended by about 15C
persons. Leaders of the Inde-
pendent Movement executive COM
mittee are Basil M. DeLaShmutt
a Democrat and former member
of the County Board, and Robert
A. Peck, Republican member o1
the County Board.
State Senator Charles r. Fen
wick, Democrat, and I. Lee Potter
10th District G. o. P. chairman
attended the breakfast.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Get Out the Vote
How to Register
Prince Georges

Deadline for registration of all
qualified voters is Saturday.
Board of Election Supervisors,
Courthouse, Upper Marlboro.
Between $3.50 am. and 4 pm,
Through Saturday.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Courtlond Group to Meet

The CORTLAND Civic Association
will meet tomorrow night to dis
cuss issues to be decided on
November 4. The meeting will start
at 3 pm. at the home Of Theodore
II. Balm. 1907 Adams street.
Arlington.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Hyde, Mrs. Werner
|CIash in TeIevised
Campaign Debate
By Alex R. Preston


BALTIMORE, Oct. 1.-The two
candidates for Congress from
Maryland's 9Th district clashed in
a televised debate here last night.
Mrs. Stella B. Werner, Demo-
crat, of Chevy Chase. said this is
time for a change" because her
district has been represented in
the House by a Republican for IL
years.
State Senator Dewitt S. Hyde,
Republican, told his unseen au-
dience that he and his opponent
hold different PHILOSOPHERS about
government.
Mrs. Werner, a member of the
Montgomery County Council,
spoke after Mr.. Hyde.
Sees Slogan as Apt.
II think it is time for a change, u
she said. II am happy that my
opponent brought up the fact that
we should not allow one party tc
stay in power too long because il
certainly applies in my district
We've had a representative in
Congress for IL years."
Mr.. Hyde, however. had been
speaking about the national ad-
miniStration.
IF the people return the Dem
ocratic Party to power" he said
''it will mean that that party will
be justified in believing that its
record has been vindicated and
that it can continue with its past
practices and even go further
along the same road"
Mr.. Hyde had cited Article "a
of the State constitution as an
other reason why Maryland voters
should choose a Republican Pres
ident. He quoted it:
the Executive Department of pow
er or trust is dangerous to liberty;
a rotation, therefore. in those de-
partment is one of the best securi-
ties OF permanent freedom"
Fears Tax Peril.
THAT a long continuance in
II believe" Mr.. Hyde said, I'VE
are in far greater danger of COM
munism coming in through the
back door of taxes than we are
ever in danger of it coming
through the front door of inva-
sion"
Mrs. Werner said that as a ma
tive Marylander she is a strong
believer in local self-government.
"the keystone of American gov
ernment."
She criticized Mr.. Hyde's vot-
ing record in the Maryland State
Senate. In 1851, she said, he spon-
|sored a "millionaires amendment
to the Federal Constitution to
limit the income tax to Is per
cent Of earnings. In 1852, she
said. he opposed a Democratic
measure to increase the tax on
corporations to provide more
money for school teachers.
I'm 1949," Mrs. Werner added
"he supported bill to reduce the
always low tax on corporations
The Democratic majority de-
feated this proposal"
- Hyde Gives Rebuttal.
Mr.. Hyde, in rebuttal, said Mrs
Werner "has given you the differ.
ence between our PHILOSOPHERS in
government"
Mrs. Werner protests that she
is against high taxes on the one
hand and berates me for trying
to do something about thest
taxes" he said.
The SO called millionaire.
amendment is a resolution which
has been passed by 28 States which
would put a limit on the power
of Congress to levy income taxes
except during a time of war OF
national emergency.
II believe in the capitalistic
free-enterprise system which Mrs
Werner does not believe in. II
order to have the capitalistic en-
terprise system. you've got to havs
capitalists. and you can not have
capitalists il the Government /.
lgoing to take 1t all away in taxes.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Ski Club Meets Tonioht

The Washington Ski Club will
begin its 18th year with a meeting
at 8:15 o'clock tonight in the Pali-
sades Fieldhouse, Dana and Sher-
rier place NV. A film on skiing
twill be shown.
Evening star., 1952-10-01
Girls Club to Meet

The Alexandria YWCA Business
Girls Club will hold it's first fall
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight
Evening star., 1952-05-31
TRAlLERS

24-FT. CALF. 1850 all-alum., fully
equipped Qncl. flush toilet) and
1850 GMC A-ton. asp, canopy top
p.u; tow truck. elec. brakes, etc
Both like new; low mileage; many
extras; all for $500. Inspect al
private garage, 1901 L st. NV, cor
18th and L. OPP. Thomson School
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Cherr,
hiil Trailer Park, Route l, Berwyn
Md. authorized dealer for severa
makes # new and used house trail
cSiNe1 81 a1i SyERstAs, s1ssi must sell thl, xl
custom-built house trailer, located
trailer park. Bryans rd., Nd. Phone
Indian Head 4301. MR.. WINK. %
PALACE RANCHOME, six-sleeper;
shower. toilet. completely equipped.
lovely appointments; never lived in:
vAGABOND. 80 It.. like new; hot
water. shower, toilet. Must sell my
equity this week end. ESSEX at
B;lia1ndy,S l;i1a Trailer Park. 1918 Rock
1861 LIBERTY 3o-toot tandem wheel.
all-aluminum trailer; equipped with
shower and toilet and wash basin.
Can be seen at 205 Woodland dr..
FAMOUS; kiMsG5fK; HiGcrNs Hs lightweight. 10 fold
ing camping trailers and camping
eoyippent for. rent; bumper at
tached: fly-proof and mosquito-proof;
commodious and ideal for family use.
Call ia. 1928.
1851 KOZY, 4 sleeper, 20 it,. metal;
complete bath; excellent cond. Lot
Z, Cherry Hill Park. Berwyn. Md.
NICE HSiG'S; SHORT TRAILER wanted in
trade on nearly new 1852 Pontiac;
can finance. Box 10-Z, Star. l.
SPARTAN, 80 It,, 2 mo. old; must sen
immediately; offer 81 200 equity for
$3.50, balance, terms. Rte. l, Rich
HieasndTis.' RSas aHs.' WyoodleS ys' Hills Lot 1Sl
INDIAN CHIEFTAIN 1e4s de luxe;
tandem wheels, dolly, shower,
toilet. telephone, 10" television. etc.
very reasonable. Weekdays phone
me ct school, ME. S2S2, JOHN
WADE. after 5 pm. Potomac Park
Motor Court at Haines Point. IL
ALMA HOUSETRAILER, 81 IT.; price,
$3.50 cash, bal. $35 mo. Pine Lawn
Trailer Court, Lee hwy. at Fairfax
Circle, Fairfax. Va. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31
WAFER FRONT PROP EoR sALEWATERET PROP RENT lcontl

SHARE COTTAGE, 80 mi. D. c.: cple.
Owner widow there most Of the
FoR s5Re REST. SSt 5s1Y' 5Sne' stfG' e. ,u,v dot.
tage. 500. NEELD'S ESTATE. Plum
Point: Open May 80 and 81. 81
COLONIAL BEACH-Water front cot
tage or apts.. 1st and Bryant sts.;
al cleo, baths. hot water. pvt. beach
pier; swim, fish. crab. See to appreci-
ate. CO. 0611; eyes,. Mon Thurs
RUSTIC CABIN. in Va. on lake. 80
miles from Washington. Swimming
fishing. boating; $50 per mo. Il
rented June through Sept. NO
1906, Ext. 300. i
IFURN APT. by mo. or season; elec
kit, bedrm.. screened porch. To see
No. Owings I'd. Fairhaven. Md
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md. Furn. cottages for rent by
week to college graduates. See For
Sale advertisement; drive down OF
phone. MRS. MILES. personal,
Prince Frederick 155-W, until Sun,
afternoon. II
Evening star., 1952-05-31
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEACH PARK, Holland Poin.
block IL, VOLLAND cottage; excep-
tional. Avail to refined tenant. Open
week week ENDS. North Beach 3641,
LONG Beach. MD. on chesapeak. a
Bay. by month or season. Log-sidins
cottage; gas stove, elec. refgr., rum
ming water; sleeps g.. OIL. S04S. IL
WATER FRONT. rent for season. Cot
large porch; h, and g. water; good
Phone South Shore 5232 or write
Crownsyille p. O.. Md.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Limited number
restful summer cottages. ON or neal
the bay. less than an hr. from d. c.,
for rent by the week, month or sea-
son; from $40 wk. UP, furnished ex-
Saily, Wn er phone hone NJ, Mr. Fowler, losslly
PEAKE CO., INC. at the stop sign.
Chesapeake Beach, Md. II
EPPING FOREST, on Severn River
(32 mi. D. c.. Delightful summer
home. completely furnished. three
bedrooms on balcony. Hot water
sles; refgr., gss stove. fireplace
5-RM. AND BATH
fIrG1nn,. fI1n ept ,sse Directly , on the wsser ssec
ySDs w..tr,v.a .ar0Ssh0us % s7i august RaTP! RsspP
NEEID hfhii faSTFssii EsTsiiE. Plum Point. ND
Two unfurnished cabins. S270 ant
$3.50 for season. One Furnished
front Row cottage. $700 for season
See Mn NEELD. IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
EoATS

FISHING ssaI III BOAT; siEsss ssx1s; needs work;
FTfssHRiiNG TsRi fARTTEs. Chesapeake Bay,
Fos'ern Fos TsserSsson RaS a0sii ss aP Hsnf fN Rsy
PxRAGoN; reverse gear, 3 K. E..
bought last summer, used very
,atES littls' q n1rGsUnh6 ~ VA o4S4 ,c5nlor
mot1r Ss fuy e. saSPPSS sdF Ssg TssE TfsSy 4
rESscoTRf. M0s esTf. AZ sedan cruiser; 2sllft., l
sleeps A; newly refinished; immacu-
ste Ste. many M ss51 sxsras sSgnd szsS ssS47oG
eaGss III IF Fl cen .GD iDboard
sixty-h.p. chriscraft motor in top
shape. beautifully upholstered.
seen; 500 Maine ave. s.w. FR'
roGRr2EN.Fr. otGs e II i1ea 1MeAaGEMAkERv Vol.
VERNE de luxe boat, fully equipped
with .25-h.p: Mercury motor; must
sacrifice; @ Can b, be . seen At at Belle
er; ideal home afioat. Oil burner,
Vine installed 1915; $3.50. Slip
327; Corinthian Yacht Club. Il
p;,,ar SSoS
sFEfl FEE 0GsI sIoor. Bursess aesisn.
S6xsx4: ,s, BUILT bull IS.z BY America ,r.a. Eiectris
cond ready to sail. Reas. 10.
40 VI OFF SHORE fishing boat;
sleeps 4 toilet and galley. BUD,
1flfT. faiRpS PIiNi PIYwooDe ooes'e' B@SSAr. iO-hp.
Mercury motor with trailer and
MSsINE sssSiPTeps; pMs;ord6HR,, ~, f9sbS I9sbS va Mere
ury, run very little: complete ma
rine conversion; Paragon 2-to-1 re-
duetion. Scripps water system: 1895.
terms possible. See at I'LL 18th
. g; nv; IA; 2.4071 evenings: =!
Is-FT. cHRis-CRAFT sPEEDBoAT-
95-h.p. Chris-Craft engine: very
fast; in excellent condition; all ac-
sessories included; sacrifice, $3.50.
sAILBoAT-12-ft. sleep with san,
Eesdy rasny for water; $780, Phone TE.
sssFT.. CRUISER; sleeps 8; galley,
toilet; fully equipped; located Seihy-
ESxTrGSAsT ST0GSA 81 GuuaED. uaS u IT,; equipped
like new: excellent condition.. bar
gain. See MIR. cHRIsT1ANsoN,
aboard sea'gem III. Corinthian
Yashs Club; M HI 2nd and sSoyr 81 Ssi;isTsi s;M ~
l00-h.p. FLAGSHIP engines. less than
75 hours; cedar hull. mahogany
finish; cabin. never used, consisting
Of Q berths and complete galley;
Forepeak washroom with toilet: lge.
e0sEp eSsras rms is boat
which has been garaged In my boat
| house since day Of delivery and u
| In perfect condition. OWNER.
ANNAPOLIS 1885. ~ !.
cond. Ford Model a engine installed,
running order, 500. At DAWsQNs
BOAT House. Selby-on-the-Bay,
Nd IL
Evening star., 1952-05-31
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA AS; blue; $3.50. '4s Pre-.
fect; green; 1928: These fast-mov-
economy and ease Of handling in to.
days downtown Wash. trafic. For {
demonstration, see or call HILL &
SANDERS. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA
9o6O. Open daily $50 to 8. Satur.
DAY I'll $50. Closed Sunday. 3
roof. r.. h.; excel. cond. throughout
$500. Owner going abroad. WI
AUsTiN 1s4s; won't pass D. c. i in
economical transp. Tor Nd. resident
A%sFS GRE nee ssf d 9sst osr p4:ctieS ha sss
$500 ed1 miles; private owner; S1.l45
AGSSTiiSNssi Si iSNsiV. '4s. ssss; 40. s7e5; 80
1928. Also dealer for 4S othe
foreien cars. JACK PRY. LTD. 14tl
fnq PSI saaSRDo aeS Ho G0co conv ave eoup.
new top, battery, headlights ant
tail lights: passed '52 D. c. inspec
ton; S395 or best cash offer. HO
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster conv.; beau
light; OWNER; ss.650. Wo. s6sS
BGfck aAi a4'i 1s4s Super 4-door: fun.
ssquipped; in new.car condition
BGidK6 81 fk6 iofs fs sSpsr Sa s9S7s sedan 1art
cond. throughout; owned BY dipio'
mat, acquiring new car; 10000 &C.
tual mi. A real beaut.. navy blu,
finish; $1,4so. GE. 1867. EXT; 20
BUICK a;R'-S '4S S'%; Super 4-dr.; pynafiow
na sW 1ss psr.ct ens f. dalF tSFn s
side and out; 81 ,495. NORRIS q
BuGHE1sSo 1914 Georgia ave. n;w.'
BTioK is4s Super sedan; equip
I7sl Biadens6ars I'd. dDA'"AA''
only S229 down. 2 city blocks q
fins 19s, GsTsi alss.naST1o ASTo ny WHOLESALERS
BUICK 'ss speeisi; GOOD condition,
BUICK 1912 Super cor convert; 194s
Special motor; good tires, good top;
$3.50 or best offer. WA. 1884. II
BUICK l947 4-dr: Super: T. and },
S5iioo9 sssI mi; original owner; $3.50
cxbbILiI2X2cc' LAC 1885 convertible VS.;
looks and runs very good: S125:
full price. ROBERT HERSON. .72
SIlda ave ,oIs ne: :.dn no, o..ts a7s1 l. .1e.,
20. 900 mi; fully EQUIP; reason for
selling. have 2 cars; 81, las: 2415
Bladensbure I'd. me-, Ii. 7-s175.
CADILLAC 1e41 "61" 4-dr.: new mo-
tor, 9 good tires, new nylon covers;
SSoad $3.50 iSndl5aSa; W. ssss OF DflSf'ediSS M dSs4
CHEVROLET 80 sport coupe; 2-tone
green; WV. tires; equipped: don't
TMSsr ass this MroS Sns; c 44s 44sb wis GHeyS sve
caEvRoLEf NV oii PlgSi 80 sport coupe; Desu..
black finish; one. owners. low mile
age; PoWerglide. htr. and defroster;
Sl.545. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO., 7725~Wis. ave. NV. OIL. 0lG0.
CHEyRoLETs. 1e4s models. 4-door
aero sedans; most cars fully equipped
and AL in excellent cond:: priced.
S695 to 81 .095. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOP CO.. 7725 Wis, ave. NV. OL.
CHEvHRoLEr '4e Fleetline 2-dr.;
flnish: 81, les. CHEVY CHASE NO
TOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave. NV OIL.
CHEVROLET 80 styleIine 2-dr.: one
owner; low mileage: hrt. and de-
froster; terms or trade. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave.
CHKvROLET so eonv.: fully equip. /;
excel cond.; $l.5sS or best ofier.
CHEVIOLsf 1850 2-dr.: Jet black
finish. A perfect 1-owner car.
We win make q very good trade for
1873 o. 1S5a ear. $i.2e5; Z sT