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GROCERY
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIV. PK.-You will
fnd it dificult to realize that q
home can have so much individual
ity and charm and such privacy
and seclusion right in the heart
OF this most a desirable able and no hiSnLly hiSnLs
to the best public, private and pa
rochial schools, and the fine Spring
Valley shopping area, one short block
to bus; all the very best construction
features. thoroughly modernized and
In new-house condition: Features
lst q. t2e.ft; liy. o9 rn,s; q, and !. .,.2 2
bedrm. 14x20; gorgeous, all.elec:
kit; 2.car gar, perfectly delightful
lot t192 #. deep), with high ele-
yation and lovely trees and. shrubs.
Price also includes fine liv.. .rm.
carpeting and practically new clothes
xss1end splendid dryer value ana at ssssso FRANZ
8: PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411; eyes,
,HEvY III T-sTSSs CHASE. D. c., sa1,5o0: nice
detached frame. mr.. Conn. ave. and
Chevy Chase Circle;. must be sold
win submit any reasonable ofier.
1t has 3 bedrms.. porch and garage.
BTLINGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-.
2-2396. Once open til 9 pm. --16
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1716 21st
st. n.w.--Have your own home and
income in this smart 6-unit town:
house and apt. bldg. To inspect cal
nE pEuRY s0VliRal EsArT9 ~ doss'. 5caSsse 1lfR zb
ROCK CREEK ESTATES. west Of mp:
per 10th st.--Lovely det: Colonial
brick, -1st-h. powder rm., 4 bedrms.,
z baths: rec; rn. Priceq ~ loS
GERBER. Realtors, EN-. 10000 til
AREA--An attractive q
VI. old, 2-story brick Colonial 3
bedrnls.. z baths. lst s aoeF scoD oDoTSCer Ts
a. Attiement. j. NELSON HUGHES,
EN-. 2-9696; eves.. RA. 0-1003:
--Ae
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING, local moving. s.
L. MORRIS, 1910 18th st. NV. Call
TU. 2-1150 after 4 pm.
MOVING ACROSS rHE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
AGE CO NC Established 1901
Exss iiEyxss sEsSlca BE! fssss vs. t5'9 s,sss5 Sac
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
b1 night; osss ssssonaS,s on BE 1ssso rates Phone
AXE YOU MOVING to California Or
to some other Western State? Daily
service en- household goods and
aut1s at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING, Ma. S-4S52.
ROYALL TRANSFER. We will move
you by job or 81; hr. & rms as low
as $50. DE 2.0066: 16' !.
ACTION MOVERS-Fast colored
movers. We move by the Job or hour
Dependable. low rates. DE. 2-6I36
QUICK MOVING Refriserators
eouches, odds and ends or entire
MOVING SPECIAI-Move Rieht-way.
ANY 3-rm. apt. moved in Washing
ton, S26. Tues. We'd. Thurs. only.
Call 20. 1880. or Ma. $780,.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
reas. ia. 9-2937: eyes,, RA. -14l6.
. NV
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ATTENTION
Diplomatic Corps
Government Officials

GEORGETOWN, historic section; beauti-
fully furnished and decorated; lv..l
din. rm.. twin-hedrm., library, mod.
stt., tiled bath-tub and shower
ing miles Of Potomac and Va. hills:
pvt. entr.; IL Minis. from White
House: ideal for couple or Q BACH
elors; $40 per mo-, including all
utils. FRED A. SMITH CO., Elk.
S-24S9. LIZ
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED Gent J
WAT,KER-DIJNIOP

sos
21S Evans lane, Alexandria. Two
story row brick. Full dining rm.,
bsmt,, fenced yard. To inspect. call
k1. 9-45S3.
613 Gath ave-. Gregory Estates, Seat
Pleasant. Two-bedrm. detached home
Partly finished attic, full basement
S110
305 Wesmond dr., Alexandria. Two
bedrm. row brick with finished rec
reation rm. Screened porch, nice
yard. To inspect. call XII. 9-43S3.
S115
1920 Powhatan St, No. Arlington, Va
Two-bedrm. rambler with hoored at
tic and full basement. To inspect
call XII 9-43S3.
S125
6641-43. 23rd pl.. West Hyattsville.
Three bedrms., brick ramblers. Call
JU. S-9S64 for appt. to inspect.
S135
1918 Stafford rd.. Alexandria. Three
bedrm. modern ranch-style home.
Barbecue pit and vegetable garden
Call KI. 9-43S3 to inspect.
WALKER-DUNLOP
1900 18th st. NV. co. 6-O222
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Bed-liv. rm.
and kit. apt; newly redecorated;
2 empl. girls preferred. RIA. 3-8163.
HYATTSVlLLE, MD. 4 rooms and
bath, End a. Utilities all furnished,
nicely located at 1901 BALTIC, ave,
Hyattsville, Md. No children and no
drinking. Rent is $76 month. Apply
at this same address. 17S
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GT,ASSMAN0R

n Yol ARE LOOKING FOR A
NHEaE NIsAED dARhEN.TYpa AluHAS1HHhEf APT UT Fl
MODERATE RENTAL.
Daily-Weekly Monthly
Some ants completely equipped. incl.
TV. for transient families. Unfurn.
apts. also avail To reach: Out
South Capitol ST.. 2 blocks over
D c line. Rental ONCE 101
Audrey lane. Open daily, 9-6; Sat.
9-1; closed SUNDAY LO. 7-S100.
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KENT

Handsome center hall Colo
nial--a type home frequently
sought but seldom found.
Library and powder room on
1st A.; 3 twin-size bedrooms,
2 baths; attractive clubroom,
maids room and bath in base.
ment; 2-car, built-in garage.
Call EN-. 3-334S (eves.) THOS.
=. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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COFFEE SHOP
MAKE $6.73
EVERY TIME

You sell one, and they're amazingly
machines in original factory car
tons you can sell for only S14.95
and you make 45eS. They're execu-
tive model portaeles, precision built
with automatic clearance. direct
subtraction. fully guaranteed. Send
& for life-sizs SIZE color n PHOTO f,uM,,nn WITH inll
ADDING MACHINE CO.. INC. Dept.
vQ. 1850 West Second street. 1; A.
OR Calif -17
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CENTRAL YMCA

1736 G ST. NV, MA. S-S25O
Comfortable rms. for men under 40
yrs: $50 up per mo-: 81 50 up per
day. Inquire residence office. II
$1.50 DAY PER PERSON
Also special rates by groups of 3 and
persons. Lee. dble. and triple rms
Maid service: Walking distance
downtown 1924 nth st NV -2l
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisals; no. delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today,
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 6-6242. lie
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BRIGHTWOOD

BedrmS.-$1,50O Down
Row brick; front and rear pchs;;
Price, S13,95O: EYES. CALL MIR.
STOLAR. JU. 5-75S6.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. $500
CLEVELAND PARK
Exceptionally Large Rms.
1st A.: Liv. Em;, 1ex2l. frepl.; din.
try: colorful all-elec. kit.
2nd d.; Master bedrm., l3X21, firepl.;
2 other bedrms., library, heat
ed sleeping porch; 2 colored
tiled baths.
Semidet. finished bsmt. with storage
walls; 2 rms. and bath. Insulated
storage attic. Garage for cars.
Cross Academy. Vacant. $50, $50;
convenient terms. AID. 4-O494.
DAVENPORT ST.
on Conn. ave. det. brick; 3 bedrms., Il,
den, powder rm.,. porches, rec. rm.
gar. and many other features. Price
reduced for quick sale. For appt.
Call RIA. 6-S563.
Daniel Diener. AID. 4-6652
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MASS. AVE AREA

UNUSUALLY LARGE 1ST TRUST
Conveniently located 1-owner brick
Colonial home; reception hall, lge.
liv. rn., din rm,, small den, fully
equipped kit: and "a bath on LIST a.:
ished attic; paneled recreation rm.
in bsmt., screened porch; garage:
approximately $4,000 cash, balance
in one trust. once open It'll o.
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-04OO
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TWO BEDRMS., lge. liv. rm., din.
area, tile bath. furn. kit; block
from buses Sc i1annn S n te rc navy Apas5 as5
Call any time. ia. 5-95S3. -17
VICINITY 18th AND " SITS. NV
/ bedrm., hv. rm., foyer. large kit.
pantry, bath. In nice cond. COM
pletely furn. Immed. occupancy. In
restricted. Well-managed elevator
$4,000. Show by appt. AID. 4-214I,
If no answer, RE. 7-2S0O. Manager.
GARDRNs-choice A.
rm.. bath apt; good cond many
conv.: S10.5OO. RA. 6-1327 after
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TOWN HOUSE

Just of Conn. ave. Five bedrms..
sitting rm. with fireplace; inclosed
~ patio; ~, sun parlor; ooo
Call co, 6-0222 -16
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coL0RED-sS: 900 Down and take
ever. eyer note. F2ii hnst Vacant; Inns. rms. A i
s;:sipes ysSs ss5sss * s,fsS4 III s-4iss Is dssY';
Brick row 3 bedrms., plus bsmt. apt.
with f1ne income. Immac. $4,000 dn.
Furn: or unfurn, Wo; 6-73SI Or wo.
fS597G fNc uptSvn or WoakER os,I EN- aoS91s aPSSEFoP
CoLoRED-Near Sherman Circle. 1Ei-
egant corner brick, two-family house.
Ideal for doctor. dentist or lawyer.
III. ssSss Ess' MAsHHIii MSHA1ssaslfri Jt j. WAPEE AaP
CO. Realtor. 1924 18th St. AID.
CoLSKED-42ee 4.h ST. N.w.-spe.
cial Just reduced to :S1s.500 for
quick sale. only SO, ,o00. down. q we'll
blk from Grant Circle; conv. trsnsp.,
shopping. schools, churches; excel.
financing. M. PAUL HANNAH. 732
III 17th rs st. NV; TN NE, s;41o9 ! ,.16
your own home a Tor $50 $500 down: DOWN.
re3e sEc1RFgiTY 1Rfgimin'i RESIT9 EfShIeTr9ef I'M fao
sURANCE CO. 906 New York ave.
roESRk67EMTeSis350S Ok; RE 7ESTesi 20. 5g7e7 1e
Lovely home; hall ent,. step-down
Lv: rm.. din. rm.. den, kit,
alton rm.. gas h.-w.h., garage; for
appt. cali JAMES 8. WILDER
REALTY CO., RA. 3-1916. -16
BEAU. CORNER BRICK
home: liv. rm., din. rm., den., mod.
kit. with breakfast nook; End A.;
3 lge bedrms., din. rm.. kit and
bath; 8 rms. kit. and bath in
basement; gas h.-w. h.; garage. Ap-
pointment only. JAMES s. WILDER
REALTY CO, RA. 3-1916. lie
COLORED
,0-foot row brick; wall-to-wall carpet,
2 porches, gas heat. See this bar
gain quick. Mrs. Eanet. tn. 2-JS57.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
aealtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4.2005
;OLORED-4900 BLK. 7th ST. NV.
Brick. rms, bath. oil heat. gar,
etc; only $1,000 down: possession.
DANIEL DIENER u CO.
AD. 4-6652 Ewes, RA. 3-0414. III
COLORED-VACANT
1877 VARNUM ST. NV.
OH h.-w.h. PRICE AND TERMS TO
SUIT YOU Call till 8 pm.
COHN &z LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
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APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords applicant waitins
for your furn. or unfurn. apts or
houses or sublets: Wash, Va. white:
open z days MA S-00Ol
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rNsMEDrATr occT1pANcy

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
from D. c.; conv. to transp.. schools,
shopping centers. Monthly rental
from 500. Call TIE. 6-466S from
IL to pm. or XII. S-9199 after
8 pm. MONROE DEVELOPMENT
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ROCKVILLE, MD.
3-bedrm. rambler. Az miles from
Naval Medical Hospital; immediate
occupancy: S115 per mo.
GEORGE w. ROBERTSON
1882 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-s2o7
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Shepherd Park Rambler

Shepherd Park Rambler
Den-Recreation Rm.-Attic
Custom built; 24x14 liv. rm. with
firepl,, lge. din. rm., mod. kit. lge.
brkfst. area; 2 very lge. bedrnls.. .
baths; stairway to knotty-pine attic
and bath; Dashboard h.-w.h.; tool
rm., laundry rm., maids rm.. bath:
s1nst, $4,000 sS6 eIsfi cAGi ER Ee7se4life sSaLAie
FER, Ewes. JU. 5-435I.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. a.h4nn
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OPEN

CHOICE NV. LOCATION
7323-7327 9th ST. NV.
Only 2 left. Full recreation room;
powder room on first floor: all-elec-
trio kitchen. Very reasonable down
payment of only $4,000.
ia Q.OQQ6
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COMPLETELY FURN. HOUSE-Lse.
backyard, rec. rm.. 2 rms. available
with all home privileges; will accept
children. RA. 6-6641. lis
COUPLE WISHES to share your
house; prefer widow or couple;
clean, congenial, quiet: about So.
Box $500, Star. lie
WARDMAN PARK AREA. Excel. semi
Diet. brick in fashionable section. 3
bedrms. and 2 baths, parochial and
Call Miss Watwood at DU. 7-O1OS
with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS, WO.
6-790O is
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WALKER-DuNLOP

WALKER-DUNLOP
51O1 Tilden rd.. Bladensburg. Beau
tifuIly and comp. furn. 2-bedrm.
apt. with screened porch and use
Of basement; S125 mo.
11O6 L st. NV, apt. No. Com
Portable EN-. apt. in the heart of
downtown: only sos mo-; key can
be obtained at apt. No. /.
1904 CALVERT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. efi. apt. with comb.
bed-liv. rm.. kit. and bath: transp.
at door: $50 mo. To inspect. call
OF. 4-SS45.
1900 18th ST. NV. co. 5-O222.
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MD.-Employed adults;
rms.' kit, bath; $s5. AP. 7-o4ss.
ATTRAC. STUDIO APT: pvt. entr.,
new kit. and bath; all utils. incl; ex.
Gel. transp.; suit. for 2. EN-. 2-S749.
2 LGE. BRIGHT outside bed rms,
or 4. $50; lge. back fenced sarden;
all-day pking. Phone all day suns.
929 9TH ST. NE bedrms.. kit,
pvt. bath; no drinking. no children,
keep clean. Ii. 3-9250. lis
bath: $50. Ii. 6-0939. -17
GEORGETOWN-2 attractively dec,
completely furn. .apts. available; |;
PSons FsSasona61y bE Irieed Ssde Tor right tenant
GEoRGEf6wN EaSRe IA; sGss; near canal, 0edrm.. s
liv. rm.. kit, bath, patio; all utili-
APT. in quiet home; cali HU. 3-4462;
utilS. furn.; for married couple: no
915. Goth ST. N.W:-Two-room apt: /:
private bath: S67.2O mo. Phone
NE; 7-s97o. Employed people, no
1aao at'0isni N sr. N.w.-Nic.ly furnished ds
apt; private bath; front entrances;
$50 mo. EMPLOYED people. no. chill
fss Ses FAy5 81 tR5s Hasbna ArH arb Bos5Hs sss:
LET'S WASH. VA VIC. !WHITEl
524 BOND BLDG. Ma. S.0OO5
sIS KfNo ST. 81. ALEx.. Ii. s-iSfS:
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NEW SEMIDET. DUPLEX APIS.
f2O-446 Burbank st. Sc. Avail. April
7efs1 0edrm saqSaRe v' Fm disposa ainette adult kt
500, so mo-: "a blk to shopping, .
blocks to bus. To reach: Out MINI.
ave. to Ridge road. rgiht on Ridge
I'd. to Texas ave-. left on Texas 9
blks. to Burbank. left to apis. RE.
7-O7S1, Ii. 4-7265, III
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APTs. OUT OF TOWN

SUBLET. NEW YORK-Furn. hotel
apt. Park ave-; pedrm., liv. rm.. kit.
avail. immed.; $3.50 mo. ME
10000, Mon. through Fri. --16
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 z ST NV RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN Newly dec. 24-hr switch
avail: sgles.. dbles.; reas EX 3.7725
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GORDON HOTEL

rms. some with pvt bath, maid and
24-hr PIX service. CO 6-73S1.
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916 9Th 81 NV
Doubles and singles with and without
baths. Weekly and daily rates MA
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ALTURAS HOTEL
GTI,I-RERT

1920 18th ST. NV.
Single. next bath. IS wk. Twin S12.5C
week. is
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Deanwood Civic Group
Names New Officers

George N. Amy last night was
elected president of the Dean
wood Civic Association at a meet
ing in Carver Elementary School.
Whittingham and Lane place
NE.
Other officers chosen were Mrs.
Mabel T. Cook, first vice presi-
dent; James Hall, second vice
president; Mrs. Lena Dyson, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. B. w.
James, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Calvin Mcfarland, finan-
cial secretary; William Nichols,
treasurer; Mrs. Dora Marcus,
chaplain, and Miss Bernice
Green, archiviSt.
Named delegates to the Fed
Grafton of Civic Associations
were Mr.. Amy, Patrick Tolliver,
Mrs. Anna Holcombe and Mrs.
James Howard. Alternates are
Mrs. Dyson, James Howard and
Mrs. Cook.
The association announced
plans for Halloween party for
children to be given at the school
at 1880 pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Racial Infegration Urged
In District Fire Department

A delegation from the Fedora
ton of Civic Associations yester-
day called on Commissioner
Samuel Spencer to urge racial
integration of the Fire Depart
ment.
DR.. G. Herbert Marshall, fed
Grafton president, presented the
Commissioner with a resolution
adopted recently by his group
condemning the present practice
of racial segregation among the
fire companies.
Mr.. Spencer told the six fed
Grafton members that the city
heads are working on anti-segre-
CATION orders now. He said these
orders may be in final shape by
the end of the year.
This move was hailed in tele-
gram to the Commissioners by
the American Council on Human
Rights. Elmer w. Henderson,
director, asserted that ''if effec-
lively enforced, this will be an
important step in the fulf1llment
of President Eisenhower pledge
to end segregation in the Ma
tion's Capital"
Evening star., 1953-10-28
District Girl, Is, Missing
From Home Since Friday

An anxious father has sought
police aid in finding his 13-year-
old daughter missing from her
home since last Friday.
The girl is Janet Germany,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Germany, 5252 Forty fourth
street NV, who left her home
with a 15-year-old cousin, Peggy
Neal, of Boyds, Md.
The father said she had no
money, but he added that the
Neal girl had Sc or ST. He said
he had checked with relatives in
other cities but still has no clue
as to her whereabouts
She is about 5 feet, 4 inches
tall, weighs 120 pounds, has dark
blond hair and blue eyes. She
was wearing a gray skirt, white
blouse, white topper" coat, black
loaferS and white socks. She has
scar on her right knee.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
BroWneII Will. Seek
Legislation for Paid
Public Defenders

Attorney General BroWnell to-
day said he would urge Congress
to pass legislation setting up a
system of paid public defend
erS" to represent people unable
to afford a lawyer.
Mr.. BroWnell asked support for
the plan in an address at the
opening session of the 31st an
nual Legal Aid Conference at the
Statler Hotel. 1t continues
through Friday.
The National Legal Aid Associ-
alton, with bureaus over the
country, furnishes legal aid to
those who do not have money to
pay attorneys. The bureaus OPP
crate somewhat like a medical
clinic.
"The Federal Government has
no provision to provide compen-
sation to counsel assigned to de-
fend INDECENT defendants in Fed
eral courts" Mr.. Brownell de-
clared.
He said the IS Federal District
Courts disposed of 36,601 crimi-
nal cases in fiscal 1858. These
involved 43,33O defendants. He
said in II per cent of all cases,
the court was required to appoint
counsel to represent the indi-
gent and another % per cent
were represented by lawyers who
didn't get paid.
81 am convinced that the time
to remedy this defect in the Fed
'eral criminal system by legisla-
ton is long overdue" Mr.. Brown
ell said.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Hospital Credit Union
Shortage Reported

A small discrepancy" in it's
books has been uncovered by
auditors, Paul McConahey, pres
ident of the St. Elizabeths Hos
pital Federal Credit Union, said
today.
Mr.. McConahey said a par
TALLY completed audit indicated
a shortage of about $400.
Working with the independent
firm that checks the institu-
tion's credit union ledgers was
an examiner from the Federal
Credit Union Bureau, an agency
of the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
No action has been taken, as
yet, Mr.. McConahey and j. Dean
Cannon, chief of all Federal
credit unions, declared.
Mr.. McConahey said collections
and deposits for the employees
savings and loan agency are
handled by two male tellerS who
are still on the job.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Ex-ArIington Couple Hurt,
Baby Killed in Crash

A former Arlington couple was
recuperating in the Pensacola
(Fla0 Naval Air Station Hos
pital today from injuries received
Sunday night in a traffic acci-
dent in which their month-old
son was killed.
They are Air Force 1t. Col.
and Mrs. John Henry Wells, jr.,
formerly of 5045 Arlington boule-
ward.
They were injured in the ac-
cident at Brewton, Ala, while
Col. Wells was en- route to a
new assignment at March Air
Force Base, Calf, the Associated
Press reported.
Their baby, Jeffrey Dean
Wells, was killed. but another
son, Kenneth Allen Wells. 20
months, was thrown clear of the
wreckage and escaped injury.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Thunder Covers
Thieves Lootinq
OF Market Here

The Big Bear Market, 1918
North Capitol street, was almost
that today-big and bare. 1t
was cleaned out last night by
houSebreakerS.
Simon B. Pitt1e, proprietor of
the shop. told police the thieves
apparently used - last nights
thunder to cover their operations.
To get in, Mr.. Pittle said, the
houSebreakers first had to rip a
heavy cast iron door from it's
Ringers. They then ripped apart
a barred oak door.
Several cases of black pepper,
three cases of lard, two loins of
beef, 40 cartons of cigarettes,
SIS in pennies and an entire show
case loaded with chickens, hams
and pork shoulders disappeared.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Christmas Seal Group
To Discuss Cumpuiqn

Sponsors of the 1853 Christ
mas Seal Sale campaign will
hold a luncheon meeting in the
North Room of the Mayf1ower
Hotel tomorrow to discuss cam
paign plans.
Edward K. Funkhouser, execu-
tive secretary of the District Of
Columbia tuberculosis Associa-
ton, will report on the need for
funds to supplement the city's
program of tuberculosis control.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
New York Man Held
For Jury in Dope Case

A 21-year-old New Yorker, de-
scribed as a large-scale narcotics
wholesaler, today was held for
action of the grand jury.
He is Mario F. R. Collucci, of
the Bronx, who was held for
grand jury action in $4,000 bond
after an appearance before
United States Commissioner
Cyril S. Lawrence. Treasury
agents who arrested Collucci on
the street here October 6 said the
suspect had $4,000 worth of
heroin with him.
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at leaSt-its six-month fight to
prevent nearby restaurant from
selling liquor.
Judge j. Dudley Digges ruled
yesterday that the severely re-
Stricted liquor license the
Charles County Liquor Board
proposed to issue was illegal be-
cause the restrictions imposed
were contrary to law. The license
would have been for a Howard
johnson franchised restaurant
at Routes 301 and 6, about 125
feet from the church.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Tighter Zoning Control
Near in MONTGOMERY

The proposed new Zoning Or
dinance for suburban Montgom-
cry County was ready for return
today to the Maryland-National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission.
After more than a years study,
the County Council yesterday
completed it's revision of the or
dinance.
The council has not made pub
lie yet what revisions it made,
but the indications are that con-
trolls have been frightened to put
it into law by January l.
In general, it creates a number
of new zoning claSSifications, CIV
ing the county greater control
over density of apartment house
developments and over CONNER
cial and industrial zones.
Evening star., 1953-10-28
Weather Aide
Ends Life; FB|
Check Gun
Possible Lead in
Staying of Dairy
Salesman Studied

The chief librarian of the
Weather Bureau, facing the al
tentative of resigning or being
suspended. shot himself fatally
at his desk yesterday.
The pistol he used is being
checked by ballisticS experts at
the Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION as part of the routine in
quiry into a Staying here last
February.
Robert C. Aldredge, 48, of 3069
Canal road NV, was found
slumped in a chair at his desk
by an associate who heard the
shot. The pistol, a 7.65-mm.
German Mauser. was found lying
on the floor beside the chair.
To Check Weapon.
1t. Lawrence Hartnett of the
homicide squad, said the weapon
was sent to the FBI for a check
because it is similar to one used
in the Staying of Sam Leo Hoyle,
a 49-year-old milk route sales
man found dead in his car on a
parking lot in the 1900 block of
Euclid street NV. last Febru-
ary 81.
1t. Hartnett pointed out that
"between 80 and 40" such pistols
have been checked since the
Hoyle Staying, without positive
result.
Corner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid ruled the death a suicide
after an autopsy today. Three
notes were found in the office.
One was addressed to his secre-
tary, one to his mother and the
third to a friend believed to be
a lawyer.
NO Other Way
1t. Hartnett said the note to
Mr.. Aldredge's mother, Mrs.
Bertha Aldredge, said there was
mo other way" The note to
the secretary, Lucille Turner.
said he had been under terrific
pressure" but couldn't explain"
his action. The third note gave
instructions for handling his
property, 1t. Hartnett said.
Police said Mr.. Aldredge was
alone in his first-f1oor office at
the Weather Bureau at 1850
Twenty-fourth street NV when
the shooting occurred at 3:15
pm. Dozens of employees heard
the shot.
James Coffin, an employe of
the meteorological statistics de-
partment, was standing just
outside the door to Mr.. AL
dredge'S office. He rushed inside
and found the librarian slumped
in his chair. Mr.. Aldredge was
taken to Emergency Hospital,
where he died at 4:10 pm.
Was Told Of Probe.
James C. Worthy, assistant
secretary for administration in
the Commerce Department, said
a routine investigation" had
been started in connection with
Mr.. Aldredge, according to po-
lice. Details of the investigation
were not revealed, but Mr.. Wor-
thy said Mr.. Aldredge had been
notified Monday that the inves-
tigation was under way.
1t. Hartnett said Mr.. Aldredge
also was told that if he did not
resign yesterday. he would be
suspended today pending out
come of the investigation.
Mr.. Aldredge, a native of New
Bern, N. c., Joined the Weather
Bureau as an observer in 1929.
He was named assistant librarian
in 1941, and chief librarian three
years later.