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Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Fri, Aug. I, 1862 STATE PRESS-

Matthew Baptist church. Black
vile +. The BTU and musical
congress will convene with the
Pilgrim Rest church In Happy
bend near Atkins in Angus. Rev.
/. II. McCray is pastor.
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01

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An aprvtA
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
FRlLLY Gro.

~ 40 - Y 4 "
"A CHI e tie d dolly
with rumed edges
makes a delightful
bazaar item. gift or
showpiece for the
home.
M ateriaIs: ]. & p.
Goats Big Ball -2
balls of White. Ecru
or Cream Steel
Crochet Hook No.
10.
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Atkins
A. I, Crnninghom

A. I. Crnninghom
ReV, Hill preached from the SAB
Ject The Pilgrimage Of Chris
uans' on the Goth. His remarks as
usual We're logical and full of
Arkansas State press., 1952-08-01
Dolly measures
about 9 inches
in diameter

Starting at center,
CHI 10. Join with 81
st to form ring. list
rnd: Oh 3. % dc in
ring. 81 ST in top st
OF chs. End rnd:
Oh 8, skip=l dc.
Evening star., 1952-03-26
SMART PURE WOOL TOPPERS


edndr wd rich wMr9
. oaupnkpd den.oq to onl to to
Evening star., 1952-03-26
BE Ready for Easter
Here's Fashion On-fhe-cuff!
DebOnair Gloves
on, s

Choose the sueded royon with the permanently peoted cuff the
sheer nIonw double cuff Of nyon net you cont miss being
perfect Royon in black, white. ice bus. iris benedene
gold The nyIon il white pink navy 6h to 8h.
Laasbughs ACCESSORIES
Evening star., 1952-03-26
Textured RayOn I'm
Easter Egg COlOl.s

Oh eoyto for and Oh pretty TO wear! Our wosh
obe royon bouses by Judy Perks made to 90 with
Eoster suit Deieotey trimmed with crocheed lace crisp
kriskoy Green oe, pink navy white in sizes 81 to-
Lansbrghs Basement-SPoRTSWEAR 49,
Evening star., 1952-06-08
APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHEp

LARGE LIv. RIM, kit: dinette, bed
rm.. tile bath and foyer. Apt. i.
2115 r st. Sc Immed. poss.: adults
only; S61.5O per month. AK. 1909.
GEORGETOWN-Eficiency apt; utils
tacs; s"aG or Sohxi KE. 'Es6sP,i 7.o75s. '''O ia
1881 E sT. NEW. rm;,, bedrm..
large kit. and path; a al utils. INCL;
rxko&A az Rfs NJ, Park. L. MD:Useven as1os; new
Kit, bath; Venetian blinds, stove
refgr,; util. incl; Ss5 mo. 81.
oNE sSso.A ASS Sfys; BzDRn. . =, ArEs;; ;; near q
conv. % to BUSES. shopping center
$50 and sos per mo-, incl. utilities.
Two BEDROoMs. living room, din
ing room: kitchen, bath; S99,5o,
utilities included s on ni3us 6uslins ln 2
MINI. ave, Sc; HERBERT HAR-
vEY, INC. 912 18th st. NV. RE.
BEDRM., liv. rm,. kit. and bath. in
modern elevator bldg $50; 59 ot,,.INs per
FURS iSS alxfft and unfurn. sfi n" efciencies and
premises. Wiltshire Crescent. 1901
S%AhrY Sqnn; ago co. EN- Ssoo' IENsslN NIX
semipyt bath. 43os 9th st. NV.
4e5 GE' sGW3Rp GIes 50. SEE rms. Ef KIT;
utils. furn;; 2 ladies pref; conv.
1s5 aiTpi 18th ST. N.E.-Two rms. kit.
Ne sso sEeFioNa Ht7f lsrn Tn rms sf8iS fitc2en Sr
ciuded; SIS a month. MI, osi5.
ONE BEDRM., liv. rm., lge. kit, bath,
month. ia. 7-4565. IS
AvE.---very lge. 1-rm.
effic. apt in apt. bldg, S45.sl per
s23 18th ST. N.W.--studio office or
STD sPdo 6HviD 5RS E. oesIRi sARRY pEt e., 'sih Me-
ONE uNFURN. APT.-a rms. and
bath; heat and water. Middle-aged
empl. cpl, No children or pets. Pvt.
home with pvt. entrance; S65 mo.
1853 SSskysiif sHEPHRRp SiRf; ST Nw.-2-bed-
room apt. End floor; 2-family house;
gtilE IRc, rED4T S19e mo "a calsl. $s34
.. girls; unusually quiet. clean. apt.
iington; $3.50 monthly: ia. 7-3211.
2 RMS. kit. bath; bsmt. apt, Apply
14l4 Girard st. NV. Also 2 rms,
Kit, and bath on upper floor TU.
1890 18th ST. N.w.-Bsmt.. s47.5o:
raxoAMKaR & xeAKRR RAR2, f2 M69l M6 2G25 :Bedrm. ant,
avail, July |; utils,, furn. coin Ben
2-BEpRM. APT. in modern apt. bldg.
kitchen and BATH laundry. storage;
conlv. to bus and shopping; $40 mo-.
HYa1fsylE fRil fI Ttii III M aS2sa SsGi Decatur 9
Bath, Frieid.. p si1.5o 5 wk. UN. a94S.' s5si'
FIT. MYER VIC.--1 and 2 bedrms.,
liv. rn.. 6inette, kit, bath; no pets:
$3.50 end S95 per mo-; S35 and
80 - . deposit pc Call ia 2-o2o6' IL
DSwNR6WN. 9 F 81 over a store; entire
floor: light and airy: reasonable.
,aso so4 & 18th St st nv. s Apply at fur store.
nnrcbss. Tn;; bedFm, gao dinette' kit, bath 2
COLLEGE, COLLEGE, PARK. MD. 1920 College
ave.-Eficiency.. consisting of large
liv -bedrm., newly equipped kit. with
wood floors Venetian blinds: house
surrounded by large yard and shade
trees WA .5f733
tLIv. RIM, dinette. kit. 2 bedrms. sur
rm.. screened porch: apt. bldg. Pa
ave. Sc Hillcrest; settled adult
family: under S75 mo-, incl. heat
needs decorating. Box 470-A. Star
2iI9 MONROE ST. NE, 2nd- f1ool
apartment of detached house; con
yenient and desirable location. Oper
LARGE LIV. RM., bedrm.. kit.
| dinette. pvt. bath; on streetcaI
line. SH. 1894. 333 18th st. ne.
11OS WEBSTER ST. N.W.-very at
| tractive large bedroom with adjoin
ing sun parlor, private bath, kitch
l en-, dinette privileges.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURN. EFFICIENCY desired BY
empl. woman In. quiet apt. bldg. RA.
055S Sun. and evenings. TO-
QUIET EMPLOYED WOMAN desires
med HnIHPG SneF0qm Rnx saa E5t2hes Star oafh
FREE--Landlords applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets, Wash. Va: White.
Open z days Ma. 0001.
YOUNG COUPLE seeks 1-bedrm. un-
sres sesa (DoG haters' do not CALI K1.
two H13s1oi Or 3 BEDRM. APT. or house.
responsible young couple with chill
YoSac d5tRi of, LAb4! 1Sa1' pentagon employ..
WJaashington Va University vicinity. Box
wANTED~Unfurn. 1-bedroom apart
ment; quiet. middle aged white
couple, both employed; no children
rent. Call RE. S094 all day Sunday
and after 6 pm. Monday through
UNFuR. saSIfa"g gBEDRM.. kit, bath in NV.
SS65 max max; gTTeeier apt. bids' PIX.
ESGl1saMAN S9H lal NJ, star; reaulres unfurnished
apartment, NV; reasonable rental.
BACHELOR GIRL desires to share
apt. or house in NV. with consenial
f6E r isEf1s couBe sGS Sevh Jews sts Desires
3 or 4 room apt. on top floor Of
small apt. bldg near Georgia ave;
FURNisHED EFFICIENCY or -bedrm.
apt, apt, for July and "a Aug AIN in NV Chill
apt. in well-kept bids; close-in NV.
only; max. incl util, 500 furn. $40
unfurn. ST S646, I'll p.m.
-BEDRM. APT, furn. or unfurn.;
best best Dupont o1cs SdE Srcf iaz PEST s1,T nT se
EFFICIENCY APT. for quiet, sober
girl, from June 18th; NV. section:
for sos mo. CO 6379. %
SMALL UNFURNISHED apt by buei-
ness woman; downtown: reasonable
MATURE WOMAN wants unfurn. apt.
tagon. ia. 2-4933.
UNFINISHED one bedroom apart
Event TyehinTs Tanted 60 in s1gS gT section July l.
WANTED. / or Q bedrm. unfurnished
apartment in good NV. neighbor-
ar-old daughter Wo, 1859.
APT WANTED sAH for yorn y1Tn
PRoFEssioSAL WOMEN desire one
bedroom furnished apartment in Vi
cinity of GEORGETOWN or Glover Park;
reasonable. Call DU. 1858
RESPONSIBLE PERSON needs | to
2 bedrooms, furnished, 4 to 5 mos,
or unfinished. permanent. in
Northwest. Box 344-Y. Star,
RELIABLE COUPLE and child want
9 or 3 bedroom house in Bethesda,
up to S125 FIR. 1898.
QUIET WIDOW urgently needs un-
furn. st,-f. apt. NV. with bedrm.,
liv. rm.. kit, bath 10. 4-6367. 10
Evening star., 1952-06-08
PACKING. STORAGE

FERMAN's TRANSFER CO.. NC.
NE. 6072: after q pm. KI S:4219.
MOVING ACROSS THE. STREET Or
across the country; safe storage in
seperate rooms: expert packing:
Phone NO OIO4 UNION STORAGE
co INC. festab laO6l
MOVING AND HAULING-Day or
night: reasonable rates. OR. 5657
EpEEMiN T5 NT 3oy MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 2937: ewes. GE. 1915.
MOVING. DAY OR EVE, snail or
large Job by exper. men: reas. rates:
estimatee given AT. o342.
LIGHT HAULING - Day or night;
reasonable rates: free estimates.
IL 6-5IqI
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors, delivery. service. two
large parking areas; storage space
on each floor; roof garden. Resident
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAILABLE
COLORED-57 K ST. NE. = one
room and Kit; semibath, h.cw;h;'
coLoRED-rwo BEDRMs., bath;
pvt. entr. and kit: for col. couple
1907 x St. Sc; co. 1919; night
CoLoRED@Two tai iEEfoew ROOMS. kitchen
accept child: 4oo3 New Hampshire
c6oGIoREDD-Two RMS. kit. bath
and screened porch; completely pvt;
suitable family with child; Christian
preferred. Ii. 7-O212. -S
COLORED-57 X ST. N.E.-one room
sss. and Iii kit 20 semiPsth ro aha-wh.'s slec
Law; rm.- .-bedrm. comb; pvt: kit; and
bath; S55 ia. 5000 or CO. SS?3
COLORED-ONE LARGE RM., pvt
kit, share bath; all utils. furn.;
cow. transp.; reas. rent. AID. 2l63.
COLoRED-2233 18th ST. NV
bedrm. apt. avail. in completely re-
modelled and redecorated bldg. in
choice location; new kitchen and
pvt. bath with shower. Venetian
blinds; laundry facilities and storage
rm. in bsmt.; SS4.50 mo-, includes
all utils.; immed. occupancy; adults
only See janitor on premises or
coLokFhD ssLl Mh % o4sT BRookLAND AREA ' =
For refined couple odeJ ! large rm.' Kit
COLORED-UNFURN 3-rm and
bath apt; share kitchen. Call Ii.
CoLoRED-ss5 4sth PLACE NE. >
Modern 1-bedrm. apt: new BLDG.
GEoRdE ea safEih Y. rd woRfHPsaroN Rsfiinsi %: {
CoLORED-BAsEMENT APT. - One
room. kit and bath; refined en-
ployed couple; 1913 Girard st, NV.
coIoRED-Ia4s 81 EbI EUCLID ST. NV.
= rms, kit. and bath; adults only:
imm. occup.; $3.50 mo-. incl. utili-
ties, See jaanitor on prremisseSs
rm. apt; bedrm. and liv. .rm. comb,
and kit; both rooms large and
airy. Open from to Sun. or
call GE $3.50 weekdays.
coLoREDBEpFM .E.o Be ss., L.X L.Sa RN Saa ki'
c10rostRiEnp,se:pddwNTdWS; 2 81 Ne: 81 S1b12s newly dec,
very attrac;: bed.iiy .r. rT; H.coI1a; comb; Kit
CGofL1oSRE6A1oRooM.. kit. APT apt, go go
G st. s.e; furn. avail; rent, $3.50
mn Aek for COPPETI
Evening star., 1952-06-08
HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO-BEDROOM, semidetached, WA
fenced yard; years lease desifd:
SIl5. OR. 5l6I. .-R
S-ROOM HOME. comfortably fur
nished. In Takoma Park: avail 'nly
/: 5000 mo-th MTTNSEv
ALEXANDRIA,, Holm Hills; fully fur
nished. ultra modern, 3-level house.
3 bedrms.. / "a baths. .30-ft. liv. rn:.
20-ft. din. rm.. elec. kit, exc. maid;
July August, Overlook 0063. ewes.
(Continued on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1952-06-08

MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. IN the area
most popular with foreign diplomats.
spacious, modern apartment in
highly restricted building. Living
room, dining room, 2 bedrooms,
bath. inclosed heated porch snd
space with mirrored doors. Call
Mrs Merillat, CO. 5165 or here,
LOUIS p. siIoEMAKER, 1719 K
ST. NV. ma. 1166.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

YOUNG MAN (23l, sGL., EMPLD..
DES. APT. IN NV. FOR PFRM.
OCCUP: or 2 rms or rrn. with
porch; furn. or unfurn.: pvt. bath.
shower; pvt .entr.; gar. facn.: II
furn. need desk dbl bed HU 1890
after d m Ask for Ed lne
Evening star., 1952-06-08

NEAR PA. AVE. and suitland I'd. Sc.
a modern Sd story apt. at bus line.
near shops and school. Living room.
dining space. 2 bedrooms. kitchen
cars. cars Play Play room tnetJI Tor Children % locker
and laundry facilities. A view in
two directions is q special attraction.
Price, S1l,500. Call Mrs. Merillat.
CO, 5165. or here. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, l719 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

NV. DI. $3.50.
COLORED-ONE RIM. and kit. semi.
pvt. bath: no children; conv. transp
624 A st. Sc. II; 6-0692. IS =,
private; close to transportation; al
utils furnished. NO. 1881.
-3-rm. and bath apt, for couple
no pets, no children; SS5 mo. Cal
AK: 1l55. POTTS REALTY.
rated, pullman de luxe, ideal for
Govt girls or persons: light house
keeping; new refrigerator. electric
range and rug. DE. 62S6 or TU
CoIoRED- LGE. RIM. and kit.
semipvt. bath; partly furn. or un:
furn.; empl. cple. AID. 1851. --1C
COLORED-BEAUTI APT. 2 lge
rooms. kit. and private bath; want
empl. adults. II. 6-9106.
COLORED - LOVELY 3-RM. bsmt
apt. furn.; pvt entr.. shower bath
empl cple or 2 ladies. AT. oily
COLORED COUPLE-i-RM. APT. in
white home in Chevy Chase, ex-
change for part-time services. OIL
COLORED-4117 sth ST. NV
Nicely furnished 1st-f. apt, BILE
for 2 or 3 employed adults; util
incl; 500 mo-: reference. RA,
Evening star., 1952-06-08

1924 WIS. AVE. NV.
1-bedrm. apis. in beautifully deco
rated, remodeled bldg; furnished OF
unfurn.; S99.50 mo. unfurn., S12E
mo. furn.: includes all utilities; new
modern furniture in furnished units
See janitor on premises or call ME
5402.
EFFICIENCY, FURNISHED
Suitable for or 2 persons. Ir
exclusive northwest apt Conven.
iently located Immediate occupancy
Full hotel service, dining room
bldg. cooled, garage available
MANAGER. AID 4100 10
Evening star., 1952-06-08
GEORGETOWN

Entire I'd d. of large pvt.
corner home, complete with
kit, upstairs porch overlook
ing spacious yard; off-street
parking. This is really a liv-
able place, excellent and COM
pletely furn., and must be
seen to be appreciated. BY
appt., on Sunday, except be-
tween 9 to 8 MI nR61
Evening star., 1952-06-08
ALEXANDRIA

In modern building with full janitor
kit, dinette and bath apartment
well furnished, in excellent condition
very convenient to Pentagon and
downtown by highway and direct
bus. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
Adults. only. S95 mo- For appt. to
MA. $500.
Evening star., 1952-06-08
COlored-DoWntoWn

All End ST. Sc. (nr. CapitoD-
Large Groom apt. with pvt. bath,
beautifully furnished in apt. bldg. {;
$3.50 mo. incl. .util. and ,janitor
service (adults only. See Janitor,
basement. >
Evening star., 1952-06-08
DOWNTOWN

Very large two-room, kitchen and
bath apartment; all necessary
furniture; SIS, incl. util. Avail
immed. Call SHANNON & LUCHS
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
Conn. and Davenport st. NV
Beautifully furn. apt, in elev. apt
bldg. in choice location. near Blu.
reau of Standards, on Conn. ave
busline; S125 mo-: imm. occup.: l.
yr. lease. To inspect see res. mgr
at 3511 Davenport st. NV, or cal
EN-. l0I2 or ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

CoLORED-G. Mr.. DEL. AVE. S.w.,
attr, airy, bed-liv. rm. comb. kit.
refgr.. Venetian bl.. inst h.-w. RA.
5445. Mon. noon, MA. 1857.
Evening star., 1952-06-08

37O1 CONN. AVE. NV.
De luxe ef1iciencies. new air-condi.
tloned bldg: S125 and S130 pei
Evening star., 1952-06-08

2Oth ST. BETWEEN r AND s-Half
living room. onto covered porch
with vines. blooming plants, view OF
garden; bedroom, twin beds; modern
kitchen. bath. shower; newly deco
rated; well furnished. books, paint
ings; $50 month for year Avail
able now to settled couple; 2 ladies;
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FURNISHED
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE
1523 r T AVE NV

furnished l and 2 room
month; available immediately in
this convenient location. THOS. j.
FISHER e. CO, INC, 73S 18th st.
n W DI RS30
Evening star., 1952-06-08
Also q Few Furnished Apartments
COURTESY
BUS SERVICE

Features include secretarial switch
board, utilities, three elevators. car
peted corridors. delivery service. two
large parking areas; storage space
manager on premises.
MASTER TV ANTENNA AVAIL ABLE
Evening star., 1952-06-08

222 FARRAGUT ST. NV.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
LARGE 1-bedrm.. liv. rm.. din. rm.
kit and bath apt. beautifully furn
Avail July /. Call Mr.. Hughes
with H. G. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500
Evening star., 1952-06-08

-400O D ST. Sc. Apt 1-Lovely
efficiency apt; lge. liy. rm., -dinette.
kit, and bath; $3.50. Key at
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV. EX. 1911
Evening star., 1952-06-08

WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
FURN. OR UNFURN. AND SUB.
wEES,nWYs aETS, WAsHo VA WHITE I1In ONLY y Z
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO
524 BOND BLDG. Ma 0007.
I4th ST. AND n. =. AVE. NV;
Evening star., 1952-06-08

Several nicely furn. 1-bedrm.. liv
rm., kit and bath apts. Very conv
location; rents $50 80 to 500 pei
mo-. incl. heat and hot water TC
INSPECT. see janitor on premises.
H. G. SMITHY co
Sill 18th st. NV. ST. 5000
Evening star., 1952-06-08

HOTEL 1440
One rm., kitchenette bath; 24-hr. ph
and elev. serv; S24.50 to S31 81
wkly. 1440 Rhode Island ave. NV
Evening star., 1952-06-08

BACHELOR APTS.
1880 r st. NV; l rm. and bath; re-
frieeration; in mod. elev. bldg.
switchboard serv.; rental, $50. Apply
ianitnr -
Evening star., 1952-06-08

NEWTON. COR. 18th ST. N.W.-Liv.
rm. -bedrm.. combination kit. and
dinette, mod. pvt. bath; employed
couple; $40 mo. TU. 09S5. %
BSMT. APT.-3 rms. and bath: suit
able for or 3 men. Call HO. S905.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
TOO MANY ANTELOPE

TWO ARTICLES appearing in
Montana Farmer-Stockman have
attracted a great deal of interest
and many heated discussions among
the ranchers and farmers in Powder
River county.
That part that lies between the
Big and Little Powder river has for
too many years been in a special
game preserve and is now badly
over-run with both deer and an
telope until it is impossible to har-
vest full crop of grain and alfalfa.
The open season for antelope is
past and the deer season soon will
be, but even with the numbers
killed, there are still too many for
the farmers and ranchers to winter
without some recompence.
A petition should be circulated to
have the law changed so any land
owner may kill for his own use as
many deer or antelope in year as
he has members in his family if he
shoots the creature on his own land.
Even such measure-if passed
may not be enough to keep the pres
ent large numbers to a minimum
Beecher Warner.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15

Forming is hazardous business. Guord
carefully against accident but protect your
self from loss by taking out q Montono
Former Stockmqn SPECIAL ACCIDENT
INSURANCE POLICY. Full information on
request. Write Insurance Dept. Montono
FurmerStockmon. Great FolIs, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
LET'S TRY TO WORK OUT
WILD LIFE PROBLEM

VERY READILY agree with the
letter written by James E. Incl of
Garfield county in the Oct. 18th
Montana Farmer tockman in re-
CARDS to the antelope damage. l too
heartily disagree with articles which
defend the antelope as only weed
eating animal and causing no other
damage to farmers and ranchers,
and feel certain the majority of the
stockmen in southeast Carter county
carry the same attitude.
Antelope completely destroyed
15-acre field of as fine alfalfa seed
as you would wish to see and ruined
an 8-acre field of corn to such an
extent it was not worth picking or
cutting. Besides, they damaged the
wheat and oat fields as much as so
percent. And as for fences, they
have no respect for such-a person
who fences with the intention of
keeping them out is only making
added work for himself.
The hunter problem has been
bad one with us. Two years ago
we had valuable saddle horse
shot, year ago, two ewes. 1t makes
one feel he has to post his property
to protect his livestock against the
unSportsman kind of hunter, hence
the real hunter has to take the re-
Duke as well. If they would just
come and ask permission to hunt
on our land and leave their car
number, am very sure they would
meet with very few refusals, if any.
l believe cooperation essential in
every way with the game depart
ment and stockman if the sports
mans paradise is to be retained,
and feel that all wild life should
be protected, but not just to afford
sport for the hunters and damage
to the stockman.
So all in all why should the stock
man suffer seed losses and provide
the hunter with an antelope or deer
for the petty sum of SIS? My sug-
geston would be for the Wild Life
Comm. and the stockmen to get to-
gether and try to work out solu-
ton of the problem so as to protect
both the wild life and stockman on
more equal basis. 1t can be done.
Cooperation is all it takes. Let's
try it and see.-RoY w. Taylor.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-11-15
Letters to The Editor

Constructive letters on subjects Of general
rural interest will be published under this
heading as space permits. Comparatively short
letters must necessarily be favored although
excerpts from longer letters may be used.
Montana Farmer-Stockman may or may not
agree with the opinion expressed.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Court of Appeals Lays Aside
Steel to Talk About Hot Dogs

This is unlike natural castings
sheep intestines-which remain
on the frankfurter to keep it from
going to pieces after manufacture.
Ruled Subject to Tax.
The court cited the law here.
Such purchases of cellulose castings
constitute retail sales to petitioner
and the use of the castings in the
District is taxable unless pur-
chased to be used or incorpo-
rated" as a material or part of
the frankfurters manufactured for
sale.
Though used in the manufac-
turing process the castings plainly
are not incorporated in the frank
furters," observed Judge Fahy.
He applauded the view Of District
officials that the castings "were
merely an inStrumentality OF
utensil in the manufacture. They
cannot be said to be or ever to
have been a part of the sausage"
According to Assistant Corpora
tion Counsel Harry L. Walker, who
handled the Districts case, Briggs
is out 1922 taxes on hot dogs that
got cased from August. 1949, to
March. 1850.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Ho|dup Story Proves
Cover for Suicide TN

A Government Printing Office
employe today was charged with
a false report to cover up
an unsuccessful suicide attempt.
Police placed the charge against
Cleo j. Neibaur, %. of the 3100
block of Twenty fourth street NE.
He was placed under mental OBJ
servation at Gallinger Hospital.
Police said Neibaur was treated
for a gunshot wound in his left
shoulder Tuesday morning at Gal
linger Hospital. He told police a
holdup man had shot him near
Langdon Playground, Twenty-sec-
ond and Franklin streets NE, and
robbed him of So.
Today police said Neibaur stated
the story was false. that he had
tried to shoot himself after a
quarrel with his wife. His wife
has been a patient at Glenn Dale
Sanitarium.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
Two District Men Held
On CHARGES Of Murder

Two men charged with muir
der were held for grand jury ac-
tion yesterday by a coroner's jury.
They are Haskell Smith, 38. Of
the 900 block of Sixth street Sc.
and Bennett F. Garner, 80, of
the first block Of G street NV.
Both are colored.
Smith is accused Of beating
his wife to death with a rife
stock last Friday in their home.
The dead woman, Mrs. Mary Lee
Smith, 40. was beaten to death
in front of her 4-year-old son,
according to police. because she
wouldn't clean up the house.
Smith went to Newport News,
Va. where he surrendered to
police last Sunday. police said.
Garner is charged with the
death of William Winston, 38,
colored, of the first block Of K
street NE. Winston was shot
in the head on April 10 in the
first block Of DeFrees street NV.
Police said the two men were
larguing over a 81 dice-game bet.
Evening star., 1952-05-01
District Bar Names
Election Candidates

The District Bar Association S
committee on nominations late
yesterday named candidates for
the election on June 10.
Ralph A. Cusick and Preston
C. King. jr., were nominated fol
the Office of president. Those
nominated for the Offices are:
For first vice presidential
Clay Espey and William T
Hannah.
For second vice president
Denis K. Lane and Oliver T.
Onion.
For secretary-Dudley G. Skin
ker and John Lewis Smith, jr.
For treasurer-Donald H. Del
ton and James c. Toomey.
Nine were nominated for the
board of directors, to which three
are to be elected. They are
Michael j. Keene, jr.. Jacquelin
A. Marshall, Wesley E. McDon-
aid, Richard L. Merrick, Louis I
Obergh. Ross O'Donoghue, Roger
Ratcliff, Mildred E. Reeves anC
Daniel S. Ring.
Six were nominated for three
posts as delegates to the Ameri-
can Bar Association. They are
Austin F. Garfield, Francis w
Hill, jr., H. Cecil Fitzpatrick
Matthias Mahorner, 10 v. Morgan
and Godfrey L. Munter.
The committee on nomination!
is headed by George E. Mcneil
Cecil r. Hef1in is the COMMITTEES
secretary.