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Evening star., 1952-11-01

uIIllCure discount Sale
BERBooMi BESs' sruhT0s1N bTo1No .N6 RM,i n,,s4 soE4
SUITES Greatly reduced, cash Of
Lerms open evenings till s. AMERI.
-GAN. Job 9TH st. NV. RE. 1863
FURN,-Living rm.. bedrm.. and kit
tEHrn': EEI also ! bedrm. apt. for rent
300 no. incl. utils. LII. 4-11s4;
FURN; - Heywood-wakeneld s-pc.
FuRN'' FSSa'S; c1JsHSAN1 UE: sIs1. M.p,r co,o,., cN,s,
construction divan. needs U covering, eninI,
. 500: GE comb: radio and victroia,
8 yrs: old. S75; corner cupboard
suit. for kitchen. $50. ia. 7-1424.
FURN.-Krohler overstufed daven-
z matching end tables; glass tops.
LU; 1-4263 after 5 pm. i
FURN.-Chinese nest Of tables. $40;
Chlnese cocktail table. SIS; mahog.
desk. SO; Lawson sofa, $50; occa-
f1onai SION chair. S3; maple bedrm. suite,
table, 81; Duncan Phyfe table, S.;
bookcase 81. I27 BriIand st. Ant
%o3. Alex. Va, Sunday. No dealers.
FURN.-walnut. . end tables .
lamp lamps and cocktail table. Cali IA.
FGRS:-Hollywood bed, a-link spr..
iinnerspr. mattr.; $40. Set Of 1 1
Kitchen chair, $12; desk or occa-
Srnas SSi9nsi :. chair, SJr, SIS; wing chair, rose
FURN.. priced for quick sale; 60-in.
SOLID mahog. din. table, mahoR. dble.
bed. kit. table. slightly used Friei-
1alre; Mn e1aI air conditioner. $3.50; etc.
FURN.-Din. rm. suite, beaut. blond
I'd, Bethesda. Md. wi. 66S7. w2
FURN.-.39-in. HOLLYWOOD bed. 6 mos.
old, $50; Regency sofa and Slip
Soversi iest frams; S3s; w. rm mirror: eold
table and mirror for hail, $50; iDe. IRE.
drapes. $40: washer, Blackstone
rlnge5 rhssn type. yppf. SsS; Sa5e mans wheelchsir'
az any' kdSs six chairs; also other pieces
FURN.@Walnut dining rm.. e-pc.
reduced for quick sale. Also other
GSR.GE az Items 6ooRs.a GE; a0as @st., 7xe o.
Cali between e-5 wkdays. s, 'SS oW' T.; aS5s S5S
GAS-FINZD BRYANT conversion
burner with automatic controls; ex-
Gel. cond.; now in operation; high.
est offer. FIR. 559a after 5 pm.
GAS RANGES. new. used: $3.50 up;
installation. PEERLESS SALES. 2237
Georgia ave. DE. 5566.
GAS RANGES, new. used; SIS up:
guaranteed: easy credit: nothing dn'
ACME STOVE. 1O11 7th. MA. S952
GAS STOVE, Kenmore; right hand
oven and broiler; good condition.
~.
GIFTS, FiGuRINEs and china from
all parts of the world. q. e.
EEENEY; Colesville, Md. sH. 8aO7.
GRAY COAT. tall girls or woman's,
size 12-14, smart style. new last
season; season; cost 500. take $50. sH
GUNS--Pvt. collection: excel. target
and deer rifles with scopes: cal
3O.O6, .27O. smm: and 9mm. Also
aew 12-ga. Browning automatic: NO
dealers. OR. 1926. "a
GUNS, .22-cal. Marlin model 39-A,
good condition, $50. .22-cal. HI
Standard auto. pistol model GB. like
new: $50. FA. 1891. Il
HEATER. oil burner; apt. size elec
cook stove, -efgr JA. 81 1876. %
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RESTAURANT - Asst. mgr. simple
tipping. hoStesSing, general office
salary with meals. MR.. EVANS,
OW. 9SSS. .
WHITE WOMAN or widow who wants
good modern country home: no chill
dren. no heavy cleaning or washing.
Apply 6510 Georgia ave. NV. every
day Rycent Sunday .
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CRIB, maple finish, excellent cond.
Qrop sloe, 54X1O; complete with mat
tress, So WA. 6154. -
CRIB, Lullaby, springs. mattress ant
DEP GaE oea fREFZE. Sl3i Gan ca c JE. 2-s540
dem. II it. lon2 by AKA. on,
year old; must sell at once. A rea
bargain. Tel. Engleside, Va. 13S-W.
DEdUMIDIFIERS - Brand-new ia.
mous-maks; nous factory closeout; pre-.
was sl39:S5. sacrificed for "ssss.95 s5S 95
DELTA BAND BAND sAWFWood ii 4Vs pd'a ana d. bras, r;w
cutting: 14-in: table; floor model;
series 2S; A-horsepower motor in
ciuded; practically new. WA. ASIA
DIAMoNDs-Lady,s SOL, "a ct., sloo
$3.50; lady's ~ cts, $3.50; lady's
CTS $3.50; lady's 2A cts. S1.250
All prices include mtg. Trades ac.
ecepted. LIVINGSTON L. CO., 142s
DiAMoaaiDD Nj aaiD' RING, M S4aa; fady,s SOL. - e.
$500; Student needs cash. Cali BEN
La: 6-41s1 after $3.50 pm. e5
DINETTE TABLE and chairs, Karas
tan rug 9x15. pair old French
tables, carver sofa. other items
nIN nSIaNSrlf1ce 1902 Allison st. NV. -s
DA,3 MUM FOhNAI
ity: 1915 Allison st. NV. ,.
DINING RIM. SUITE, modern. walnut
y pieces; practically new. 81. 4991
DIN. RIM. SUITE, walnut, Duncan
sfy5 ny5e fssle' Ra' sas7p 3 pieces; excel. cond s
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1o-pc.. soil,
walnut, excellent condition, $3.50 Of
pest ofter JU: S-530I. -
b,esti beautiful 18th Cent; 6 chairs. table
PSunet: Scn . CHINA cabinet; server. Sacri.
DINING ROOM SET, 10 pcs. Duncan
Phyfe. mahogany; $3.50. Gil. OS27
DINETTE. 5-pc., chrome, brand-new
sey meyer Re been assl assd; Sl1o; sell fol
DINiNG ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces
rare Italian. hand carved solid wal
DISHWASHER, Hotpoint. slightl,
qo qGssd; i.n1xs any reas. offer accepted. Cal
p1sgaSlAsHtns %sasls H5 c HIsg9lRf MSs%Rk AppEi l$S
ANCE CO.. 2443 18th st. NV NO
DRAPERIEs-5 prs. custom rose, an.
tiaue satin: 72 in. wide;. like new
DRuESssgaEs. uS RI stEeef IE SsSn; snd coctt.,, s;z.
18 and. 3S. Also coats. Perfect condi
tion: Cheap. WO. $500. -
DRYER. Westings. used once; wash
ing machine. $25; lge. basinette
stny. ssntiane chair, teak. table. LA
ELEC. STOVE. WESTINGHOUSE. 8 burn
ers and deep well. iust put in new
oven and . new burners; in fai
rST1. eSnS.; S3Si ss; st; I,o5O. 1850, ~, -
sets from which to choose. S67. 81
and UP. BARGAIN BOOK SHOP. Sol
9th ST. nv. DI. 5007.
FfLL-N DIRT-150 big loads at 81
ca. Well load 1t and you haul it
Conn. and Nebraska aves. MI. 4700
FILING CABINETS, new. steel, .
drawers. S39.95. CENTRAL. 201!
14th ST. NV. HU. 5121. 3
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LUMBER BARGAINS
OPEN SAT-OpEN Sim

Plywood. -4'XS'xh", S4.40 each; large
and soft woods, many sizes, as low
as DC so; it.; 3-ft. redwood pickets
as So: mldgs. Of all shapes. hard.
wood and softwood cuttings, very
cheap: shelving, framing, Sheathing
ETC.; free kindling.
GEN. MILLWORK co.
1900 Garret Park I'd. Conn. ave. 70
kens,ngton, left on Knowles ave.
LO. 5-2311. .
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GOLD

GOLD
Bring your. dental gold, platinum
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
SO YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
HEATERS. ranges, stoves. mattresses
STOVE AND FURN.. MA. 1859.
MIMEOGRAPH, electric; good cond
II. 7-4262 It'll o pm. Also elec.
trio typewriter. -
PIANO-Will store and keep in goo,
cond. for use. Call after $3.50 pm
Tues, Weds.. Fris. and Suns. ia
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FILM DEVELOPING, printing In
hours; color service; cameras on
credit. Catalog free. BRENNER
933 Penna. ave. NV. RE. 1884.
desk, showcases ard man.
inkins for children's shop; new
modern store: private party; sacri-
fee. HUI. 1927. -
FLUTE, sterling silver; VIM. s. Haynes
handmade; low B key, C sharp tril
key; excellent condition: factroy
oyerhauled, new case and cover
Reasonable. Phone MI. 0S40. 90
FOAM RUBBER-Lowest prices in
town; furniture cushions Iax20x4 "a"
81: 20x..2x4", 50; remnants. foam
rubber. 81 h.; 30-in. foam rubber
mattress. S37. 80: 39-in., $50; 54-in.
SIS FALLS CHURCH SALES. Falls
Church 6060. IS
FRFEZER. 13-cu.-f.. floor sample
Reg. price $3.50 reduced to $3.50
easy terms. ALLISON'S. 2209 14tt
st. NV. AID. 420S. g
FUR, silver fox jacket, size 14-16
500. worth more. 1915 Davenport
ST.. NV. -
FURS - Overlooked: sample capes
stoles Jackets and coats being solc
for less than wholesale. replacement
BAsKN FURs, cor. sth and q NV
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MIscELLANEoUs EoR sALR

REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, e.lO Gu
IT, still in warranty; $160 or best
of1er MI. l723. -
REFRIGERATORs. FREEzERS-Savs
up to 5000: all makes and model.
to choose from; cash or terms. Open
ewes. tin 8, Saturday till g.
SILVER SPRING GAS a. ELEc, CO
944 Wayne Ave JU. S-SO3S
REFRIGERATORS-OpEN SUNDAY
Biggest discount in town on all ma.
ttonal brands; complete guarantees
Cash or terms. WOODMOOR APPLI.
ANCE. 10109 Colesville rd. JU
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND sEPvIcE

ADDITIONS-Free estimates remod-
elng elpTrp . cellar alrN, to roof GdEaNsTRAL
ADDITIONS and home Improvements.
No money down. up to yrs. to pay.
HAMILTON CONTG. CO.. RE. 4477.
ADDITIONS. alterations, remodeling
and repairing; no job too small for
careful consideration; free estimates.
10. 9-S396. a
ADDITIONS. porches. general build
ing and decorating; 20 years exper.;
1000 down, cash or FILA terms.
Ewes, I.U. J-1751. -
ADDITIONS
remodeling interior redecorating. 25
years experience: terms. ROBERT
GOODMAN. WO. 1850
ADDITIONS
Porches. garages and alterations. We
build or rebuild your home. PAD
GETT & PADGETT. Builders. JU.
BRICK WORK-Build now before
spring rush: free estimates. No
lob too small. TO. 6499. Ii. 3-S1 81.
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FILE CABINETS

Special purchase from UN; 4-drawel
letter. Shaw-Walker. G.F.. Art Metal
heavy duty full suspension, recon-
ditioned like new. $29. 80. original
and legal wood file. $13.95. Free
MANHAiTTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
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REFGR.. servel Kerosene; stove,
seat: ia. 2-1315. -3
REFGR.. WESTINGHOUSE, GE semi.
auto, washer: electric stove. girls
able. Phone, JE. 2-6639. .
REFCk. used. small apt. size; $35.
..AEACO SERVICE CO.. rear i44f;
Irving st; NV. (Rear Of Acme super
mkt parking lot.)
REFGR., Gibson. mos. old. like new,
Sl50; Bendix Economat, like new,
instei, Si3oi Soth ior SS00 SSo win deliver and
RESTAURANT FIXTURES, complete
set, modern; used is mos: excel
cond. Call RA.. $780,. "a
RHG' oriental Saripie. 15x12 #.
RUG. sx1s. American oriental. $40;
s1S9 s45. msRosi oR ssaa aatiaue rocking chair
RUG; sserifice Oriental. herman,
1lO2"xlS'6n.; $3.50, also other lge.
p SIZE rugs. 2409 18th st. NV. 3
8 weeks old; 500. Ju. $3.50 %
RUG, Bigelow. Beauvais. ali wool.
reasonable. Wo. 4siI. 4siI' -ss' ss's
RUG--Chinese. Fine. 9x12. Deer
amethyst am yz color. Exc. cond. $1,000.
eUGs. imported Persian. Oriental
design; heavy. closely woven for
s9o s9od wearing. 9xl2. $3.50; ski,
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 q st. NV.
SAFE, Mosler, class B; med. size;
IKE new; 2 Office desks; best offer
Mon. morn. only. 2701 Wilson blvd,
| Arl., Va.
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HELP WOMEN tcont. J

LADY IN Bethesda Chevy Chase area
to work in our Bethesda Flower
typns Dessanf feFGa wGTK sEne @
time job. Apply Blackstone. Inc
1881 Wisconsin ave. Phone WI
1900 .
LADIES. refined; Stanley Home Prod
ncss, ucss have opening; S75 per week;
Evening star., 1952-11-01

Home repairs. E-Z terms, White
mech. Cali MIR. MTNNTx. Tu. $sIs
INT. EXT. DECORATOR-An worl
comp. Of lob. 6. e MOODY. oV
KITCHENS REMODELED-Either d,
luxe, wood or metal units; reduced
pre-Christmas prices. MASTER AP.
GLANCE CO.. 2443 18th st. NV.
PAINTER-Inside and outside paint.
Wa WADE p5saTUnsOss %s sss5 B5ices' free estimates
PAINTING, papering, interior anc
exterior. For reasonable estimates
call SH: 477I or TO. 4731. -12
PAINTING. interior, exterior. ROOT
estimates. TU isss ssn or FsRss' RAJ 55st
PAINTING - Int.-ext.: Kem-toning
Do my own work; 80 yrs. exper.
Day, JU. S-4967. Ewes. LA. 6-4l56.
PAINTING. interior. exterior; reason
service. WIZ Mr.. s1aaGR. s%5sRsels 81. @nssss.e asas.
PAINTING-First-cl work at sem
sible prices. We will gladly make q
personal call and furnish you with
Tree estimates and advice. RA. 5000.
PAINTING CoNTRACTOR-commer-
s YRS; Mr.. LAWRENcE. RH, 87os. tSt
PAPERING--Get my est. on 5-rm., q
story hall house. white mech. Own
pxfST1NG? AM; 4? sii6' AS1 'ftsT 'fxffRnANGIae, S
carpenter repairs. floor and wall tile;
PxPERING AND PAiNTiNG-satis-
1 NED customers for over Is years.
PAPER HANGING, $40 per room up;
''9os Suntast washable paper; work
guaranteed. GE. 1899 or GE. 2461
PAPERHANGING. PAINTING, white
mechanics; 20 yrs. experience Do
own work. lookout. MI. OO9O.
PAPERHANGING. papering. plaster
ing. Do my own work; guaranteed;
reasonable prices Gil. 1901. -
PAPERING AND PAINTING
AL work. Estimates free. Call MR.
BECKETT. MI. O93O. DU. 4053.
PLASTERING and cement work; bsmt i.
steps and sidewalks MI. 1851. 5
cement. waterproofing
skilled. white mechanics. prompt
Serv1cs No. 514S, ..-6
new work. large or small Jobs,
white mechanics. reasonable. SH.
RMS. comp.stelx in
stalled, monthly terms. HERCULES
PRODUCTS CO.. 10, S-lI93 till
pm. -
Evening star., 1952-11-01

Hereford Bulls, Registered
HEIFERS. REGISTERED
I raise only registered Herefords.
have so of the finest Domino-bred
cows that money can buy. II you
need q fine regis. bull at any age,
have 1t j. T. GIBBONS. Haymarket.
Va. Haymarket 4-2300.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

BULLDOZER, Interna tionaI. TDI4A:
BucyruS Erie angle blade; 500 hrs. !:
like new: $4,000. Phone Crescent
1Og0-,J or 1oS-W-2 .
Evening star., 1952-11-01
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS-N. H. Red: Q wks.
old: SIG a hundred. Infra Red
brooderS and lamps, wholesale
prices. o. G.. MAXWELL. Lanham.
Md. WA. 1545.
n, HI. RED. March pullets. In heavy.
Ige. egg production; $50. Need
immed. space. CY a1f4 .
Evening star., 1952-11-01
BE A STENOGRAPHER
TN e WEEKS

- TYPING. shorthand,
ewes, $12 mo-, small, classes. fine
school. 1920 K st NV. MA. 3259.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
TV-RecOnditiOnef

1V-LGCOIIUICIU
:. r2-inch Consoles. S24.5O Down
All screen sizes. table models and
consoles, many with new pict. tubes.
BLAIR TV., 1922 Wis. ave. Open
evenings till q.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

Furniture Discount Sale
BEDROOM, LIVING RM., SOFA
BEDS. STUDIOS AND DINETTE
terms Open evenings till 4. AMERf.
CAN. 1923 9TH st. NV RE. 1868.
rm.. bedrnn- and kif
Evening star., 1952-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.,
rental and sales; new and used.
& EQUIP. CO. NC. 1924 L St. T r W
ME. 5000. Open "a hrs. 7-day week.
Evening star., 1952-11-01

MARE. sorrel; 8 yrs. old: 4 white
feet and blaze; ISL hands: shown
successfully as jr. hunter; 5000 or
pest otter. ,25l1 N. Underwood st.,
TWO HEREFORD LOCKER STEERS,
$50 to 500 lb.. 29c lb. Tower sos.
Evening star., 1952-11-01
FARM AND GARDEN

PLATINUM BLOND
COCKER PUPPIES
or inspection, call FA. OILY.
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EVERGREEN SALE

Yews, arbor-vitae. Canadian hem
locks. azaleas and shade trees. Pleas,
compare anywhere. ASHTON NURS
ERY, 65lO Georgia ave. NV, .
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HOUSE PAINTING

FAFEHING. FLASTEHING
Home repairs. E-Z terms, White
mech. Call MR.. MINNIX, TU. 1918
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tcoutinued on Next PassI
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Montgomery Police
Urge New Study Of
5-Day Week Rebuff

Montgomery County police yes
terday urged the County Council
to reconsider its refusal to grant
them a five-day workweek.
The Montgomery Policeman's
Association said that since July
II, 1851, the force has lost 81
men. 13 of them since January /
All quit to take higher paying
jobs elsewhere, it was said.
In a letter to the Council. the
association said the department is
losing men faster than replace
ments can be found. The 160-
imam force now is six or eight
men under strength.
Washington police privates re-
ceive $3.50 more pay annually than
county police. They receive an
additional $400 a year in overtime
for working a sixth day. Mont
gomery police work the sixth day
but get no overtime, the associa-
ton said.
Maryland State troopers and
police in Fairfax and Arlington
Counties. Va. also get more pay
the letter noted.
The association asked that po-
lice be given the f1ve-day. 40-houI
week allowed other county en-
|ployeS. It added that police are
willing to work the additional day
for additional pay.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Doubts Winning 81 900
In Horse Race Betting

Senator Welker. Did you and
your wife ever engage In any
gambling, race horse betting or
prize fight betting or any way
that you could accumulate this
money?
A. We went to the races sew
eral times, yes.
@. Did you ever make any
winnings like a thousand dol
lars?
A. ! don't think I ever won
a thousand dollars.
@. What is the biggest sum
you ever won in any gambling
venture, either racing, poker,
roulette or anything else?
A. I would say q couple Of
hundred dollars.
@. Then it would be the best
opinion that you have that this
sum Of money did not come
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Takona Park Group Asks
Traffic Conditions Study

The Community League of Ia
koma Park wants study made Of
traffic conditions in the Takoma
area.
The league has recommended
the study to the Takoma Park
City Council. It reports that traf-
fic congestions occur at Philadel-
phia and Carroll avenues.
Another request is that the bus
stop sign be eliminated on the
south side of Eastern avenue near
Laurel avenue. This is the termi-
nus of bus lines from the District
and the point where passengers
are discharged. The two streets
become clogged with passengers,
preventing the movement of two
way motor vehicles in this locality.
according to the league.
The league recommends that
the stop sign be moved around the
corner on Laurel avenue, where
passengers could be DISCHARGED.
The Montgomery County Coun-
|cil will be requested to provide
adequate of street parking IA
Icilities for students Of Montgom-
|ery Junior College. located in
North Takoma.
Evening star., 1952-05-23

the amount of $178 and change:
yet two days later on October 8,
1947, you were able to deposit
$3.50. in cash in your bank ac-
count. were you not?
A. I don't remember that.
@. Where did you get the
$500 which the deposit ticket
on your bank account of Octo-
ber 8, 1947, in the Seat Pleasant
Bank indicates was deposited
in currency on that day?
A. don't remember that
transaction. I don't understand
why I put $3.50 in there.
@. On the following day, the
records indicate that you de-
posted in cash 5000 more.
Where did you get that 5000?
A. don't remember that.
@. You did not cash any pay
checks the record shows for
about 21a months from October
6 to December 19, 1947. is that
correct?
A. I don't remember that.
@. Well, on November 3, the
record shows you deposited $125
in cash. Where did you get the
$125 that you deposited at that
time?
A. I don't remember that.
@. During this period you
lived on cash, did you not, if the
record indicates that the 21z
months went by, from October
6 to December 10, in which you
did not cash any pay checks for
that period-you obviously must
Evening star., 1952-05-23
School Bus Drivers
Over IS Fuce Tests
BY The Assoeioied Press

RICHMOND, Va. May 23.-All
public school bus drivers in vir-
ginia who are 65 or over will have
to take new driving tests by next
fall.
The State Education Board Or
dered the tests yesterday "in the
interests of safety"
The drivers also will be given
physical examinations.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Denies His Answer
Was Knowingly False

@. Your answer on the
QUESTIONABLE was knowingly
false when you said that?
A. No. it was not knowingly
falSe-it was not.
@. Let us continue a little
further. then. On April %,
1947, you borrowed a thousand
dollars from the Seat Pleasant
bank, did you not?
A. I do not remember. AS I
say, these things are so far
back.
@. Let me show you the orig
inal record Of the Seat Pleasant
Bank liability ledger showing
that you borrowed a thousand
dollars on that date-did you
borrow a thousand dollars on
that date and to further assist
you, let me show you q deposit
ticket in your name showing the
deposit of $1,000 to your ac-
count in the Seat Pleasant bank
on that date-did you borrow q
thousand dollars?
A. According to those records
7 did.
@. Did you or did you not.
Inspector?
A. I don't remember--I don't
remember what it was for now.
y y X
@. You did not report that
$1,000 loan on your question
naire, either, did you?
A. No, sir, didn't remember
Evening star., 1952-05-23
They Discuss Auto
Inspector Bought in rs

@. Let me draw your atten-
ton to the 1916 Dodge club
coupe which you bought on
July 10, 1916. You say that was
your wife's car, Inspector?
A. Yes, sir.
@. You say you did not pay
for that car?
A. I paid for it. I made the
transaction.
G. ALI right.
A. But I do not know wheth-
er it was my money or her
money.
@. How much did the car
cost?
A. I don't know that.
@. Was it $1,524.92?
A. That is what the bill says.
@. Did you give your wife
over $500 in cash to buy that
car?
A. No, I don't think so. AS
I say. my best recollection is
that this Ford was turned in.
@. The bill indicates that,
quite aside from anything that
might have been turned in,
$1.524.92 was paid in cash. Did
you give your wife $500 in
cash?
A. No. I said to the best of
my recollection this Ford was
turned in on that.
@. ! gather that some addi-
tional payment was necessary.
A. Yes.
@. It appears from the rec
ords the 81 ,524 was paid in cash.
Did you give your wife that
much money?
A. I do not remember giving
her that much money at that
time.
Evening star., 1952-05-23
Partial Text of Mrs. Buocks Replies to Senate Crime Probes

grand total of $9,915 in cash,
having nothing at all to do with
any of your pay checks. Are
you aware Of that?
A. I decline to answer.
@. AS a matter of fact, each
and every one but one of your
Army pay checks was deposited
in one of your bank accounts
quite aside from that $9,915 in
cash. Are you aware of that?
A. I decline to answer.
@. And this $9.915 in cash has
nothing to do with any of the
loans you made of which this
committee has knowledge.
A. I decline to answer.
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whether or not it is?
A. It is possible.
@. Do you think it is or is not?
A. I think it is.
The chairman-Mrs. Bullock,
do you question the accuracy
of this statement from the
bank?
A. No, I do not.
Mr.. Bauman-Does that re-
fresh your recollection as to
whether or not you deposited
$500 in cash on that day.
ma am?
A. 1t is a record, but it does
not refresh my memory.
@. Did you deposit $500 on
that day in cash?
A. I do not remember.
@. Is that the best answer
you can give the committee?
A. Yes. sir.
@. Are you in the habit Of
making cash deposits in the
amounts of hundreds. and IN
some cases thousands of dol
lars without having any recol-
lection of them?
A. Most certainly not.
@. But you say
The chairman-Mrs. Bullock,
as I understand it, you do not
deny that you made this deposit
here, as indicated?
A. I have no reason to, sir.
Mr.. Bauman-Did you receive
that money from Albert I. Bull
lock?
A. decline to answer that
question.
@. Coming back to this de-
posit of $1.400 in cash, did you
receive that $1.400 on or about
June 4. 1916. from Inspector
Albert I. Bullock, then captain?
A. I decline to answer that.
Senator PaStore-Have you
any recollection whatsoever
where you might have gotten
the 81 400 that you deposited?
A. No, sir.
Mr.. Bauman-Now, during the
period from October, 1916,
through March, 1947, Mrs. Bull
lock. was that account at the
McLachlen Banking Corp, D. c..
the only checking account you
had?
A. I decline to answer.
@. Did you deposit your Army
pay for November, 1916. into this
account on. December l, 1916?
A. I decline to answer.
@. In the amount of $364.80?
A. The answer is: I decline to
answer.
A&kA
Q. Mrs. Bullock. from March
IS. 1916, through August 20,
l948. a period of just less than
21a years, the records of your
bank accounts at the McLach-
len Banking Corp, in Wash
ington, D. c.: the Penta-
| gon branch Of the First and
Merchants National Bank of
Richmond, the Bank Of Bethes-
da in Maryland. together with
the records of the Federal
Credit Union at the Pentagon.
indicate that you paid into your
accounts at these institutions q