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ROOMS FURNISHED-s.E.-s.W

1913 1th ST. S.E.-Lge. frt. rm.; sober.
reliable gentlemen; cow. transp. E.
Capitol and Pa. ave. line. Ii. 7-225S.
2e4 3rd ST. s.E. Front room, PVT.
BATH, newly decorated; nr. Capitol
and Library. Adults. -
FRONT ROOM, private home: l blk.
Barney Circle: kit. and laundry
privils. 1900 H st. Sc. Ii. 4-6042.
CAPITOL HILL. opposite House once
Bldg, blk. Lib. Congress-; pleasantly
furn. rrn; lady. Ii. 3-2913. %
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THE DUDDINGTON

1854 LANIER PLACE NV.
One block from 18th and Columbia
like new in this ultraconvenient
neighborhood. Apartments ready
about May Is. Apartments of l
room, kitchen and bath, with or
without porch; also living room.
bedroom, kitchen and bath, with or
without porch.
l pm. to & pm. Other times dur
ing construction hours. This will be
Q select. fine building.
WEINBERG g. BUSH
1907 H st. NV, Realtors, MA $500
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APARTMENTS UNEURNlSHED

OFF MT; VERNON BLvD.-3-rm.,
kit. and bath apt available to
SersoHna SGiHa buying furniture. XII.
1894 sIMMs PL. Me- bedrm, j.,
liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath;
Ssll S +; Fodh 4; HUMPHREYS REALTORS
7O9 G ST. s.E.-3 rms, kit. and
bath; incl, heat and hot VIZ ter, $50
mo; Call r. A; HUMPHREYS. REAL
TORS, MA. 5000. 10
NV. sECTION-2-bedrm apt, pvt.
path and Kit; utils incl; near bus
7O1 X ST. NE, Apt. 1O5-1 pedrm.,
liv. rm., kit, dinette, foyer, bath,
lge; closets; immed. occupancy;
$3.50; all utilities furn. Call GE.
eSIa M ST. NV rms. kit. and
REEALTY EdSl CO.. 4la 9TH st, NV, NV, tbf. pi.
1906 GA. AVE. N.w.-4 rms. Kit.
sad sa bath; in convenient location;
kESEaALTY ESaI CO. 115 9Th "s St. TositbE NV. 81
1iS9 10th ST. N.w.-Efac. apt b plus
oeeS rd Gao be used o esDn ss suite Of
TIVE TN. Dr. pREA5ay s5a5' CO. 41a Sth St.
RMS. AND BATH. End fir; couple,
no children; College Park vic. TO.
CONVENIENT NE. SECTION -Du-
plex, 1st floor, bedrm.. liv. rm.
dinette. kit. and bath; finished rm.
RE. II pSMt S7si. TS Aautsi 4s65 reasonable rent.
LIV. RIM, BEDRM., KIT. and bath:
100 block Mellon st. Sc; 5000.
1918 WEBSTER ST N.w-1iv I'm
bedrm.. kit, bath. utilities; full
bsmt., back yard; near schools, $50
month. Call WA. 9309 for appt.
DUPLEx-Pvt; liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
bath; Anacostia, Sc. LU. 4-719S.
Two-BEDRM. APT. 1905 Savannah
st Sc. 500. utils. incl. Close to
Shopping center. transp. TU. 4647
1SI7 18th ST. N.w.-Two bedrooms.
living rm.. kitchen and private bath.
UtilS; furn; Inquire PARK INN.
SOB UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Three rms,
KY; KY; and md bath; utils. furn; $50 mo.
Ala II 10Th ST. s.w.-a lee., R bright
no drinking: utils incl. -
ISOS. E: CAPITOI-1st floor, 8 rms,
pvt. bath. Adults. Apply 500 Mass.
TWO -BEDRM. BBEiaD APIS; 7e Forester wa
s.w.; 500. Util. incl. Close to transp.
GE. 2931 or RA. 8110. IS
CAPITOL HEIGHTS-Liv. rm., bed
rm;, kit. Fridgidaire, share bath;
$50 monthly. 10. S-6S5S. B
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C0IORED 1874 MONROE ST VI
COLORED.
DEANWOOD
COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

oSm vns AYE NEAk k,icPEn P9ETERBedj led
foyer; $l3.250 including furniture
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900.
Call Mrs. Thompson.
COLORED-l43O G ST. N.W.-Re-
SAFE; Apt. -25; l room, kitchen and
call office of A. M. DRAISNER. 14O4
L st. NV, Ma. S036 daily till z p.m.,
Sunday, II to 5. IS
Colored--2524 18th st. NV:
Near Columbia rd. Why rent when
you can own your own l and 2 bed
neighborhood; from S295 down and
reasonable monthly payments. To
inspect, see manager in Apt. ., then
call Office of A. NJ. DRAISNER, 14O4
L st. NV, MA. S036 daily till z p.m.;
Sunday. 12 to 5. -6
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp tcont. "

120O5 Blue Hill I'd
$110 month; 3 bedrooms, living
room, dining room. modern kitchen
with Bendix automatic washer; gas
heat: 2 years old. w. CLIFFORD
SHERTZER, REALTOR. 1910 Yer
lass ESss JGNiPER GSHi nE ST. EE N:WoM5 o bdrSs,,
liv.. rm. with fireplace; din. rm.; kit
and den; rec. rm. with fireplace;
2-car garage. $212 o mo. Cali
r: A, HUMPHREYS, REALTORS,
LEEsBTRG EE; SURG PIKE. mr.. lie. 1C yiv1dC.-
Beautiful view; custom built for liy-
ing and entertaining; bedrms.. 2h
baths; many extras; S225. Call
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.. FA. 1920.
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COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UkFURNIsHED

CAN GIVE EXCELLENT CARE. 9
children, any age; pvt. licensed
suburban home. SH. O5S5, -
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MCLEAN GARDENS

WIS AVE. AND PORTER 81. NV.
Choice residential community of
Washington Applications being ac-
cepted for single and double rooms
for future occupancy at attrac. mo.
rates. Call room clerk. OR. 1922
COLORED-28 NEW YORK AVE.
N.W.-Furn. room, double or single,
COLoREDMs5sS 81 1Hhi S SSo0isth 18th ST. NV
Front rm.,- nicely furn., for sober
working .cple.; cooking and laundry
privils.; hall rm. for man. AID. 1888
COLORED-4Os M ST. N.w.-Rms
with privileges; no children. Apply
in person or call Elk. 273O. IS
COLORED-N.W.-2 large connect
ing rooms: couple prefeeIrrSed; also
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
newly decorated. 1S Bryant St. CO.
1850 -S
COLORED-ATTR. sGLE. ROOM for
quiet refined person; no drinking;
$3.50 wk. 1922 Park I'd. CO. $500.
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II you want the best. you want Pa
tapsco Valley topsoil from the
no clay. no waste. Call RE. 1895.
Lawn Mowers, New, 1852
21-in., regular S154. 90,
only S1l6.22; 1S-in.. only S10675
delivered. Other RaS and hand now
ers avail. Call MILFORD. INC,
6O4 F st. NV, ME S74S. %
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COLORED-416 2nd ST-LOVELY
FURNISHED ROOMS IN DOWN.
TOWN SECTION. CALL HO. 5000.
-6
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COLORED = UNFURNIsHED ROOM
for rent. co. I13o after s. IS
COLORED-1 ROOM adjoining closed
sleeping porch: next to bath; share
Ky. and phone; child accepted.
MI. 0S06. 10
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BETHESDA, MD.
Near Suburban Hospital
peedfoea baths 1Tek D6Hda six rooms
first, floor; beautifully furnished; !;
gas heat; includes automatic washer.
dryer. deepfreeZe. dishwasher, dis
posal; available June l. Shown by
appointment only.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
WEST OF CONN. AVE.
Center hall brick, Georgian style; on
large lot; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths,
maids lavatory, living room, dining
room, library with fireplace; terrace,
furnished; includes linens, china
and silver; house in Al condition;
available. now. Shown by appoint
a THos. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
738 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50
1908 ENDLETON DRIVE. Hammond
Hills, Wheaton--Modern 2 level ram
bier with 9 bedrms. and Ia baths.
Very nicely furnished. including
piano; 5000 per month: To reach:
to Pendleton drive. Key at 33O5.
WALKER & DUNLOP INC.
1900 18th St., DI. O222. %
400 BLK. 18th NE rms, 3
Bsae dsp and Sahs db%as5ass sss Tsfsr 500
LEWIsDALE, MD.-Brk. bungalow. 2
bbedrms., all mod. improvements;
ROGER Moss-Ho. 5000
2125 r. l. Ave. NE. MI. 1892
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Steel,

We have all kinds of miscellaneous
steel angles, beams, reinforcing
steel: cut to size
GENERAL WRECKING CO,
BRENTWOOD RD. AND w ST. NE.
MI 6l77 s.
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GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
Attractive bedroom apartment in
convenient location. Living room,
library, solarium and garden to
share. VIII redecorate; S107. 80
per month including electricity.
FISHER & CO. INC. 73S 18th st.
NV, D1. $3.50. -5
1410 EUCLID ST. NV.
2 rms. kit. and bath, 1st fir; conv.
to transp.; new kit. equip; $50 mo.
N. SEGAL. MA. 2S33. ia. 6249. -6
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE
Garden-type Apis. Mr.. Boiling Field.
Express Bus Service
One Bedroom S79.5O
Utilities Incl. 1mmed. Occupancy
4242 4th st. Sc. 10. 2-9776
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DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN
Inspect this attractive apt. having
large rooms, kitchen, bath. hall.
pantry, with new refrigerator, gas
range, sink, lighting fixtures, Vene-
tian blinds, heat and hot water;
automatic elevator. janitor service
o19 L st. NV. for only SIS.
P. j. WALSHE, INC.
lib Eve st. NV. MA. 64R8 *
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ART.INGTON

New brick; 6 rms, 2 baths. full bsmt.
Mr.. Army Navy Country Club, Navy
Annex and Pentagon.
Efficiency apt: new bldg; nr. Navy
ping center. B. M. SMITH, 24OS
Columbia pike, Arlington OK. 2O3S.
ATTENTION, DOCTORS
240S. MINI. ave. Sc. Lge. 7-rm.,
semi-det. brick. Ideal loc. Immed
poSS. Call LU. 4-43S2. T. PAUL
MUDD CO, 1927 Penn ave. Sc. q
MISUNDERSTANDING
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

TWO SINGLE ROOMS in private
home. Phone Hu, 1858. Ill
good food; meals 5:45 to S:45 am;
St to S:45 to pm. Lots Of showers; TV.
CAPITAL TERRACE. 1920 10th st.
w..-Home atmosphere. home cook
nng lng; liV. rm., free TV, excel. loc. co.
PRIVATE HOME. master bedroom,
twin beds; to share with young man;
nome cooking: SIS week. RA. 1859.
1 DBL. and 1 triple with pvt. bath;
NICE sunny room, home cooking. HO
1901 R ST. N.w.-Dbl. rms: :LS ioca-
HI EiGn' 74Sa lGSa and liv' cond. excellent.
RID. NV, aooi-NSear
Conn. ave-, nice rooms. meals. young
Govt. empl. SIS wk. CO. 2493.
FOR REFINED ELDERLY LADY
Nice bright room. excellent meals,
II In lovely %eE1 quiet home. No smoking.
BLAIR MANSION INN, 7711 Eastern e
ave. "a blk. Ga. and Alaska ave.
Bus. choice rooms, triple. double
AND, single. day, wk. or NO.; fine
s f19d olal and free parking. sH. 1917.
1919 isth ST. N.w.-Rooms to Ms share
Vns rm en aaa exeelesnt xeenls Soafd
galking distance to downtown.
- NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Nicely furn.. sgle. room for man; ex-
cellent food. social privileges and
ARHINGToN A1RsieyiSiGni CLUB J5;r MASON. 3
home. gentleman pref, 3 meals day.
QaXS. reaS. LA C.lQrA q
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sos 18th st. NV.

SOFA. Sheraton, table, mehog. drop
leaf, table pads, drapes, draw, 2
p Pr green. best offer. Wo. 27s4.
SOFA, BED. Simmons. blue. very rea-
sonable. AID. 9729. %
SPEAkERS-All sizes, from S1.5O to
S45 University Diffusicone, Jensen,
Permoflux Royals. oxford. AUDIO
MART. I341 l. St NV d
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MODERN-CCLORFUL
Newly Furnished Apis.
WIDE EXPANsE OF LAWNS
TREES AND FLOWERS
2 OR s. EXPOSURES

CIV 1@3k S1N0O4VAO
Visitors to washington planning q
long or. short stay will find this
beautiful development an attractive
place to live; convenient to Shopping, Z,
churches. theaters; free parking.
In this finest suburban DEVELOPMENT
in Washington, the apis. are fur
nished in modern decor, and have
liv.. rm., l or 2 bedrms.. kit. dinette.
bath and shower
REASONABLE RATES FOR
TRANSMITS AND
TOURIST FAMILIES
DAY. WEEK OR MONTH
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BTENOTYPE, late model; recondi-
toned. guaranteed; S42,50. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st.
NV.
TAPE RECORDERS-New profession
al Tapemaster. superior In every
= way; $3.50. Irish Tape sold for
S2.10 reel. AUDIO MART. 1341 L
TELEVISION. washers. refrigerators.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
= and sizes. Must sell today. Extra
large. savings. No reasonable offer
will be refused. Open till q pm
SILVER SPH1NG GAS & ELECTRIC
CO.. 944 Wayne ave-. JU. S-803S.
TELEvISIoNs. Magnavox, trade-ins:
= excel. bargains: fully reeond. and
sen blvd, Arl., Va. OK. liza. Open
Wed, Thurs, Fri. till pm. 10
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GILBERT

THE KENNERT
1884 Que st. n.w.-Clean single rms
$6 Wk I'D. In
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TELEVISION

s. 1867 famous makes Tv sets at be-
low dealers cost; Open till IL pm.
Arllnsso6. ssao ". y wa'hIns'0n e!Ed. aE! 1900
1Bkes bscs Size 9rapSoRfg sSoRfg e. Cost s. SSZgss
PPTtce; I g S21,95 ca. DE. 1854 or
TIRES new vhite-wall. s.7ox15.
and tubes. LA. 6-5S90 or RA. 1925.
TIRES, 5 brand-new Goodyear white
PT1ice6d, e6d, q S2s.95 each. DE. 1854 or
TIRES. s brand-new Firestone white
gssa5 Ea's 5:s :Ii sssS 6E 5G:' esss sssis
TOILETS with seats. traps and all
ssad sses9add.; free delivery; $50 each. pU.
roW-BAR. Red Arrow. 1904 Forest
rrd;, Apt Apt; 305. Kent Village; phone
6.s TxfsSMRI1Ess,, g.. nsy y. 1859 smith ,s
tory representstive Reesi SofS i6% down. 'sS S.
4TPEWR1rERs. RfF RSi rs alSign; ali makes. sales,
r rentals. re2airs: Terms; Our 42nd
year "A 5AMERICAN J AN, TYPEWRITER dTgI
~: 1fo1 y. SapltOl 81, LII. S-UUSE
TYPEWRITER-IBM Electric. Execu-
tive, proportional spacing, modern
type. new model: used slightly,
. .$a5g; =, , NE; 6l7l. Monday. -5
portable. like new, $50. ia. S-7199,
TYPEWfRirER. TYEPPEE1W1fSiirER Remington Noiseless,
Office size; sold new for S229. 80;
win sell for $40: perfect cond. Pa.
VIOLIN, J. B. Rogeri. 1890, with
Hill q Sons papers. 10. s-5o29.
WARDROBE. French Provincial. very
good condition, sell for s95. Call
/ WASHER. sears Kenmore, Z mos. old,
new cond.. $50: leaving city. ,Wo.
, wAsaER-Easy Spinner. s45: brass
flrepl.. screen and tools. SIS; col
aPs alos ssfd mstr p cot NV Win En- msts, Ra5s SIS
WASHER. Easy Spindrier. COM
gletely oyerhauled. good condition
WASHER. Easy. spinner, de luxe. new.
IN crate; received as gift; sacrifice,
WASHERS, DRYERS AND IRONERS.
Warehouse sale. Almost all makes
large. savings. No reasonable offer
SILVER sPRfNG GAS L. Electric
= CO.. 944 Wayne ave-. JU. S-803S.
WATER HEATERS - Gas, electric.
used, ali sizes. SIS up. JOHN g.
WEBSTER WAREHOUSE. 1909 lst
st. s.e. Call ST. 6100. Mr.. Parker
WASHING MACHINES-Useo and
new. Priced to sell; easy credit terms
Open ewes. til 9; P. Q. SMITH. s & g.
1914 H st. ne. II. 3-2545.
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FLOWING. DISCING, MOVING gar
dens. yards. Sc. Wash. So. Md
THE HOME wATERPuMP SERVICE
IN S.R107 1Qo
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COLORED-NR. GOVT. BLDGS. and
CIV. go blk. F st. n.w.-4 -bedrm.
house, excel. cond.. $95.. Call JOHN
R. PINKETT. INC, during business
hnl1HS nII 07Ar Il
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2407 N CT Nw

3407 N ST. NV.
This lge. home Is ideal for entertain
ing. There Is a 40-ft. liv. rm. with
2 firepls., q 20-ft. din. rm., powder
rm. and buffers pantry on 1st floor.
There are 5 bedrms. and baths on
2nd and 3rd floor. On the ground
floor there is rec. rm. and firepl.,
a huge kit. bath and laundry.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC. DI. 0222.
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17O5 UPSHUR ST. Large single room.
next bath: beautiful surroundings:
$35 mo. GE. 0405.
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sEMiDET. BRICK.
Oglethorpe and 9th St; Q baths, s
rms. gas heat; 2-car built-in ga
rage. Priced right. $4,000 down.
ST. 1857.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE
This 3-bedroom home in q much
sought-after neighborhood has Q
screened rear porches; q full yard
with detached garage and other
attractive features. Price, S23, 500.
Please call OIL. 0513. q
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PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Mt. Vernon Ave. and Russell Rd.
Call TIE. 4400 for appt., and direc-
tfons how to get there.
15 min. by bus from downtown Wash
ington.
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COLORED

Two bedrooms. living room, large
kitchen and bath, in excellent apt.
bldg, near 18th and Fairmont sts.
NV. Completely redecorated; $95.
Bedroom. living room, kitchen and
bath in sc. apt. bldg, near Armory
and Gallinger Hospital. Excellent
neighborhood $40.
DTJ 5637
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ImS., SUme WIFI pVC. DdCn, maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO. 1881.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms; rum
ming water and pvt. bath: dining
room; So per day up. HU. GIG.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 X ST. NV, RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN-Newly decor, phone. 24-hr.
switchboard; sgles.. dbles.. reas
rates. EX 7725.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

FOR HIRE-Excavat-
ing, grading and land clearing
hourly or contract. Phone AL. 0654
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Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
), 1852 famous makes TV sets at be-
low dealers cost. Open till IL pm.
AIMCO TV SALES
$500 n. Washington Blvd.
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UlII-bERI I
2460 18th st. n.w.-Sgle. and dble
rms, some with pvt bath, maid and
24-hr. PIX service. CO, 1881.
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3701 CONN. AVE. NV.
De luxe efilciencies. New air-condi-
TONED bldg. Garage space available,
S125 and S130. EN-. $500. -S
Efficiency Apt.-Semiprivate Bath.
624 K ST. NE.
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SILVER TARNISH
PREVENTER BY RODIN

Keeps your silverware. brass, ETC.,
free from tarnish for at least 6 mos.
This amazing discovery does away
with LACQUER and the labor of polish
ing, 81. postage included. Save
on large size. 4 times more. 1896.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Trio Held in $4,000 Bonds
In Grocery HoIdup Charge

Three men today were being
held under $4,000 bond each on
charges of robbing a grocery store
Saturday night. after two of them
choked the proprietor and his wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hordysh told
police the pair made off with $40
from their store in the HOO block
of Potomac avenue Sc.
Detective Sergt. Patrick A. Deem
Than Of the Robbery Squad ar
rested the trio yesterday through
automobile license numbers noted
by a witness.
Those charged are Albert L.
Porter. %. and Abe D. Rhyme
hardt, both of the 1900 block of
Ninth street NV. and James
johnson. jr., 28. of the 1900 block
of Ninth street NV. All are col
|ored. They waived preliminary
hearing before United States Com
missioner Cyril S. Lawrence and
were ordered held for grand jury
action. .-. 49,. @..-. .,.-.5,
Sergt. Deenihan said Rhyme
hardt and johnson admitted rob-
bing the store while Porter stood
lookout" But they contended the
total loot was only $22.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Gas Station Man Captures
Two Escaped Conyicts
BY the Associated Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, July
30.--A King George County gas
station attendant captured two
escaped convicts at gunpoint Mon
day.
The attendant. Raymond Rock
80, Of King George Courthouse
sighted the khaki-clad men walk
ing by Route 218, near Weldon
vile in King George. He held
them at gunpoint until police ar
rived. .r
The men, working on a road
gang from State Prison Camp q
at Falmouth. had jumped off q
prison truck near Weedonville
Monday afternoon. They were
listed by police as Homer Eugene
Mills, "a, serving a 9-year term
for attempted rape. and Raymond
f. DeShields, 81, serving a 5-year
term for armed robbery.
Mr.. Rock qualified for a $40
reward offered by the camp.
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Murder Hearing Set
For 7 Youths in Fatal
Stabbing Of We|der
washington, d. G.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1882

Two 19-year-old youths face
hearings in Upper Marlboro Police
Court Friday on murder charges
resulting from the fatal stabbing
of an itinerant welder at TB.
Md, on July 81.
The two suspects were picked up
yesterday after an early-morning
phone tip led police to suspect
them.
They were identified as Joseph
Rudolph HemSley, a farmer who
lives near T'B and Lorenzo Will
liam Burroughs. a laborer of
Danville, also near TB. Both are
colored.
Murder Charge Filed.
Police charged them with the
murder of Frank Earl Moore, 48,
who was stabbed to death in the
truck he used for a home.
According to police. both men
admitted the Staying during extern
Sive questioning yesterday at Up
per Marlboro. Their motive was
robbery. ........
gPolice said they told this story
To Detective Sergt., Wilson J.
Plrdy of Prince Georges County
police and State Police Corpl.
Fred Collision, the two'officers who
broke the case:
Both knew that Mr.. Moore, a
welder at Andrews Air Force Base,
carrier large amounts of money
with him and had seen him CASH
ing checks at T. B. stores. They
said they made plans to rob him
while returning home by bus on
the night of July 20.
They reached T. B. about IL: is
pm. and then went to an aban-
doned car parked near the truck
just off Route 5. At 2:30 a m. they
approached the truck and got in
side, Stabbing Mr.. Moore IL times
with a wide-bladed knife, accord
ing to the story told by police. The
knife has not yet been recovered.
Mr.. Moore's screams. however,
caused them to flee to Hemsley's
house three-quarters of a mile
away.
Mr. Moore's body was discovered
at 6 sam. by a fellow worker Naho
had come to take him to work. In
his pocket was a wallet containing
$1,070 which the two youths had
missed in their attempts to rob
him, police said.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Fascist Officials Named
To Steer italian Party
By the Assoeiaisd Press

L'AQUILA. Italy, July 30.-A
score of leading officials of Mus
solini's Fascist government were
elected today to the 75-man steer
ing committee of the Italian Social
Movement (MSD. =
MSI held its = third national
convention here last week end
with over 900 delegates from all
parts of Italy attending. MSl
jumped to third place among
1taly's political parties in the
1951-52 local elections, collecting
more than million votes.
The steering committee will
elect af15-man natioa1ai director.
ate which in turn win elect it,
secretary general. Among those
elected in the steering committee
were former Ministers and. Under.
secretaries of State Augusta dt
Marsanich and Lando Ferretti
! Fascist Party Officials Pine Rom
uladi and Ernesto de Mario, anC
three directors of Fascist papers
Ermanno Amicucci. Ezio Maria
Gray, and Carlo Fettarapa-San.
dri. Wealthy Prince Junio Valerie
Borgese was reelected honorary
president. -
Evening star., 1952-07-30

plants Of veterans groups. which
charge that whenever reduction
in-force is necessary, an agency
gets around the Veterans Pref
erence Act by calling it an agency
reorganization.
The Federal Court held that
agencies would have to follow
veterans preference rules in future
reorganizations. It is now up to
the Government to decide whether
to appeal the decision to the
United States Court of Appeals.
CIVIL DEFENSE-The Federal
Civil Defense Administration has
decided to give one-year furloughs
to It's permanent status employees
who are losing their jobs as a
result of the agency's reduction
in-force program. Under a fur
Tough, an employe will not suffer
a break in tenure or loss of
seniority rights, If he gets another
Federal job within a year.
~
DEDICATION - Former Post
master General James A. Farley
will be the main speaker at the
dedication ceremonies of the new
building OF the AFL National
Association OF Letter Carriers on
August 80.
Many top members of Congress
and Federal officials are expected
to attend the ceremonies marking
the opening Of the eight-story
building, which will be one of the
handsomest structures in Wash
ington. Also, thousands Of letter
carriers and their bands and
marching groups from all over the
country will be there.
The letter carriers new building
is a symbol of the dynamic and
progressive leadership of NALC
President William C. Doherty and
his fellow officials. Employe groups
such as this one have given Con-
gress a new aWareness OF. the i'm
portance of Federal employees and
the need for improvement of their
benefits.
! X
GAO-Robert F. Cartwright, as
sistant chief of the General Ac-
counting Offices investigation Of
flee. has been promoted to be as
Sociate chief.
PATENTS - The Government
Patents Board has proposed a
more comprehensive program for
recognizing and rewarding Gov
lernment employe-inventors.
The board proposed that even
Federal employees in jobs most like
ly to produce inventions should be
included under the awards. Also,
lit was proposed that more SUBJ
lStantial cash awards be made.
Evening star., 1952-07-30
Blindness Forcing Retirement
Of Gen. Mas From Marines
Reserve Officer Also
Served Two Terms
In Congress

Brig. Gen. Melvin ]. Mas, for
mer Minnesota Representative and
long an advocate of a strong mill
tary reserve program, will retire
from the Marine Corps Friday
because of blindness.
At the same time he will be
promoted to major general.
Gen. Mass, 54. served with the
Marines in both World Wars, was
in Congress from 1927 to 1888 and
again from 1885 to 1945 and has
been a Marine Reserve officer
since 1926.
He first came to public atten-
ton in 1882 when he received the
Carnegie Silver Medal for disarm-
ing a maniac in the House.
During his years in Congress
he specialized in legislation pro-
noting aviation, national defense
and unemployment measures. He
was a member of the Foreign At
fairs Committee and he sponsored
Legislation to fortify Guam before
returning to active Marine duty
| in World War II.
The general, who lives at 1905
Dale drive, Silver Spring, is ma
tional president of the Marine
Corps Reserve officers Associa-
tion, a member of the Legislative
Committee of the Reserve officers
Association and a consultant to
the president of the Speery Cor
lporation.
In 1850 he headed a special
committee for the Secretary OF
Defense to clarity the status OF
Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine
reserves during the present lin
iited mobilization.