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Evening star., 1953-08-19
Australians Marrying
Younger as TotuI Falls
BY the Assoeiassd Press

CANBERRA. - Fewer Austria
lians married in 1852, but govern
ment statistics show they mar
ried younger. Last year there
were 74,172 marriages, the low
est total for three years. But
the average age of bridegrooms
was 28.74 years, and that of
brides 1851, compared with 1892
and 25.71 in 1851.
Two hundred and six girls of
Is years and under married last
year, including one girl at 13.
The boys were more cautious.
They waited until they were 16
at least.
Evening star., 1953-08-19
Norwegian Emigration
Sets New Record
BY the Associated Press

OSLO. - Norwegian emigra-
ton to foreign countries set a
new postwar record in 1852 with
nearly one out of every 1000
Norwegians settling abroad, po-
lice records showed here.
Emigrants included 1885 men
and 1923 women. Nearly two
thirds of the total, or 1888 per-
sons settled in the United States,
while 906 Norwegians found new
homes in Canada.
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and carried her into Austria.
Friendly Austrians helped the
three refugees to cross the Rus
sian zone of Austria to Vienna,
where they are receiving treat
ment in an American sector
hospital.
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six or seven countries and feel
ing like a nabob.
The American gets the service; !;
the continent gets business;
Britain gets dollars.
EverybodY'S happy.
Evening star., 1953-08-19
New AustruIion Stumps

Australia will issue a stamu
marking the Tooth anniversary
OF the first stamp of Van Die
mans Land, in the extreme
north of Australia's Northern
Territory.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
I'D A1AN 1EE E1VKEIN H
Older Folks with
Itching Skin

Pr the .nAgging. maddening. persistent
Aeh Gk dry skin, 20 common to folks pasd
middle age, Resinol Ointment d . special
eOOthinG relief. Contains lanolin which acts
n plaea Of missing natural skin oils i
vOr1 fast, and comfort lAsts. Il feels ID
rood not to have 10 scratch and scratch
Ca RABtno1 and Gst rsliaf. An drug stores,
Evening star., 1953-11-18
HOUSE BOAT

Beautiful and spacious houseboat
S0x22 It. Large deckhouse dining
room. library, galley with gas stove
and electrical refgr., full bath with
tub. Efflcient and economical heat
ing system, 80, 10 and 220 volt cleo
trical systems. Pressure water sys-
TEN. Boat is founded, including air
conditioner. piano. books and numer-
Gus other items for comfortable liv-
ing. Boat is ready for immediate
occupancy and can be seen locally.
No power. If you have dreamed Of
living on the water this is youi
dream come true. Call or see r. l.
VAN FOSSAN. INC. Chris-Craft
Dealer, $50 Main ave. s.w. ST
3-0326 ewes, HE 4-6772. is
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY hestsP less ls4a tba5 4dSor 3o5 5adlO and
owner. La, 6-i945. 'o0O 30.
MERCURY Al .5-pass. club cpe,; r.
sn ana n: Wv; tires; excel. motor and
MERCURY Al 5-pass. cpe.; r. and h..
S3S5. ia. S-G63l. ~ AN" IN
MERCURY 40 2-dr.; r. and h., turn
signals, new seat SnverS: excel.
ecO9d Being drafted. $3.50, WA.
MERCURY So Monterey sedan: iS r.
and h., overdr. Wv. tires. has
bee been driven few miles but sim in
MOTOR hfj cls51a SALES 17l7 R. I, ave; ne.
MERCURY so 2-dr.; dark blue; r.
and h.; owner: beautv; SI'095;
written guarantee. HILL l. SAM
DERs. Wash S Oldest Ford Dealer,
MERCURY 1e49 4-dr. Sedan; s5es.
This powerful s purrs like kitten;
10 min. at the wheel will convince
you its q real car. WILLIAMS Ss
BAkER' 29th and M SITS. NV. Open
MERCURY 81 4.doOr; T. and h..
mileage; one owner; immsc.; St,295.
CALVERT MOTORS. INC. 1l400
MERCURY 1861 con, Convertible; over
drive, r. and h. Top is new: finish
and condition excellent Won't last
LONG at 81 .155. AKERS OLDS-
CiADlLLAC CO, darlington shop
MERcGRY G Ss ASS Sport Vs SEDAN 3v bea"tifi ss}"i
2-tone black and gray finish; low
mi; | owner; fully equipped This
car was not driven if it looked like
ram II you are one Of those skep-
looking for that masterpiece we in
yite TO crawl in it, under it, and
MONTGOMERY -sTUBBs. Lincoln.
M Mercury ap 1sos5 peale5' a7l5 Bladensburs
MERCURY 1a4a club coupe; beauti-
terms: ROPER" 11"Gei 18th and r. 'f. /.
MERCURY so club coupe: radio and
heater, i owner; in the best fP OF CON- on
dition throughout; plus 6-month or
6,000-mile warranty Only SSa5.
NORTHEAST NOR BT MOTOR CO. Ford.
400 B BBenning I'd. ne. LU. 4-101t.
and heater, overdrive: a beautiful
other extras; being sacrificed: only
500 down full price SOS. See at
MERCURY 1850 4edoor: radio and
heater custom tailored covers; very
low mileage. See, drive. and buy
this fine car: only SS5 down. full
price. 1905, See at HANDLEY
! Ford, 1923 Georgia ave. NV.
| ia 9-S416.
MERCURY 1859 4-door sedan: beau
| tiful sky-blue, r. h, plastic covers;
| in perfect mechanical condition:
| low mileage; sacrifice below todays
market; 81 ,4g5: terms, trade.
| NATIONAL MOTORS, 14th and Col.
rd. NV. AID 2-7755. 30
NJ. G. SO top cond. good tires; 5000
miles: sacrifice at only 81 .575.
MCKEE PONTIAC, 19th and M kts.
NJ. e. 1853, new; s2,145, delivered.
MANHATTAN AUTO (Kaiser-Henry
j.. Both sides OF 9TH at r SITS. NV.
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BOATS
GARWOOD SPEED BoAT.

GARWoOD SPEED BOAT, II IT,. very
fast with full house: Mercury VS.
conversion: must sell immed to
settle estate. OIL. 1856 after p m.
TROLLING FOR ROCK, trout, Chesa-
peake Bay Herring Bay Sharps
gooses, Reserv,. call CAPT KING.
WA 7-41a2 evenings
CABIN CRUISER l947: sleeps 4,
Hunter. Best offer. JA. 2-S616 after
y m. -
BERTHS AVAILABLE for winter stor-
age; ice-Tree guarantee; water and
power outlets. BUZZARD POINT
BOAT YARD. PHONE Ii 3-9617
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GARAGES Cont

REAR 2612 L ST. N.w.-s1o month
DI. 7-7901.
GARAGE-2-stor bldg. Rear 1875
5th St. NV: $50 mo. Apply JOHN
DONOHOE. 314 Pa. ave. Sc. 10
SO1 AND sos BARRY PLACE NV.
near Ga. ave.-2nd commercial
vacant lots, suitable parking OF
amy type of business; $50 per mo
ca. lot FEDERAL RENTAL CO
9l5 New York ave. NV, Ma
8-7416. -l9
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-W,
will buy second-truSt notes, D. c..
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N, Y. ave. NV.
Ma S-5S33
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors
FIRST TRUST LOANS on q real TaI0 estate;
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms ano
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC l115 Eye ST. NV, MA. S-646S
2ND & 3RD TRUSTS
Cash available: quick action. Call AID
4-0531, ewes. KE. 7-103S.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
BUY THROUG
LOANS

Rnd AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur-
chased, D. c. and nearby Md and
Va. Immediate answer. Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B. CONNER,
RE 7-4960: ewes. DU. 7-7O91.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give YOU any bal
ance in cash. Call MR. MILLER.
ME. S-l220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate Service Call MA. S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
iO14 K St. NV 9th and X
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LOTS AND AcREAGES FOR SALE
(continued.)

COLESvILLE FARM ESTATE-Acre
nldg. sites in the Colesville area OF
Silver Spring. 2 blks. to school and
recreation center. New hard surface
Four, Corners. Desirable ,homesites
ayafl To inspect or for descriptive
folder. cali ROBINSON REAL ES-
WnnnGRRSHnz7I WAdG III z7I15i eyes JU; us, ss39a2 az
r. on No. / hwy ideal for motel
shopping center or service station;
near new nigh school, Al, SMITH
REALTY, KI. S-6652; ewes. TIE
3 TO 4 ACRES newly cleared land with
IDEAL contour: rich soil, high loca-
IS mi; from D. c. line, near Ash
LER, Fulton STAG. Directions:
Out Colesville rd.- to Ashton, right
Isa y mi tt to nTansrtH Mink HOlloy rd; left q
NR, ,PoToMAtcS. tcSOs:Ii $500 - Level.
WOOD wooded lot od d2Sx325, oo3 in hao oneighbor-
RIDGEWoOD VILLAGE. Just of
lots, S2,750 each. average 79.S IT.
ca sewer and water in front: Eve,
Realtor. 1918 K st. NV, MA. s.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Wooded corner
lot; Sl.500 cash or equity in house
VERY ATTRACTIVE 1-ACRE TRACT;
20 min. drive from Silver Spring
neav. BurtonSville; 4 mile to beauti-
fUl lake. with boating and fishing,
when new Patuxent dam is COM
pleted; l00-ft. frontage on road,
only 81 500. BROWN AGENCY, JU.
9-3444. JU. 9-3497. 10
- MINUTES from downtown Wash.
via Shirley hwy: $50 acres (residen-
tial and commercially: all utils. avail
able: ideal topography for eco
nomical development. For details.
call Mr.. Smith.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
1908 goth st. NV. DE. 2-4101
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OLDs 81 "9S'' Holiday 4-door; radio
heater, Hydra Matte drive; Sl,495
TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and r. I. Ave. NE. NO. 7-436:
FORD 80 custom "S'' sedan; radio
heater. overdrive: $945:
TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and r. L Ave. NE. NO. 7-436e
OLDSMOBILE AT "S" sedan. $685.
HORNER'S CORNER
9Th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. 6-6464
HUDSON 40 super "6'' sedan; S49s
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. II. $3.50
LINCOLN 40 sedan; r. and h; $685.
HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. Ave. NE. Ii. 6-6464
Evening star., 1953-11-18
GARAGES

Mr.. I4th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
N.W.-Heated garage. Call MRS.
DOWNTOWN GARAGE or warehouse.
rear 6I4 NJ st. NV. 1900 so. it.,
Immediately available. Also 3,100 #
on NJ st. on which we will build
warehouse to suit. Inquire MRS.
HEAD, Ii. 7-940o. or see your real
estate broker.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LAND SUITABLE for GOLF DRIV-
ING RANGE In nearby Va. or Md.
Rent or buy. Call MIR. ALLEN. LII
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OUT OF TOWN REAL Estate

RESORT-White Mts. of N. H
Massive and rustic Copper CANYON
Lodge" at sacrifice sale of $4,000.
furn. fis fors % sum sumner T"t6 or hVIS AZ Wintey
guests. Big din. rm., 100 acres di-
vided by paved highway. Winter
sports and summer resort. Perfect
for a retirement business. Pictures
Realtor. III S. Ro1al st., Alex,
Va. XII. 9-6SSS; ewes. TIE. 6-SSS1
Evening star., 1953-11-18
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

$500 DOWN will buy a nice cottage
at Woodland Beach. only - miles
from D, c. Year-around convent
ences. KAY REALTY CO. RA. g.
900; week ends, Selby Office, West
River 1924 III
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ONLY $500 DOWN

$50 per mo. furnished bungalow, .
bedrms., screened porch; auto. hot
water: permanent bay view. Fun
price S5.500. Drive to our Deale.
Md. of1ce or call West River 6144.
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATER FRONT SPECIALIST
1Sa
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUToMoTIVE MISC.
TRAILERS

SALE OR RENT 1946 Schultz trailer
tandem wheels. fully equip; cheap.
INQUIRE Martha washington Trailer
Court office. Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Will pay big prices for 80 to 81
cars. 7400 Ga. ave. NV. RA. 3-5677.
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(3): one 3O-ton tandem
and two 12-ton. From S795. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO. 2SO4 JEFF. Davis
hwy, Arl.. OF. 4-7520, OV. 3-15O0.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

INTERNATIONAL trash truck, 12-ft.
steel body inside with hoist; only s
months old; excellent cond.; sell en-
tire unit, guaranteed. Only 81. .295.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 2S04 Jeffer-
son Davis hwy, Arl, OF. 4-7520.
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WILL TOP ANY OFFER

CARS FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE
Need 100 cars. See Mr.. Beach.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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FERY ATTRACTIVE 1-ACRE TRACT

FAIRFAX Wooded corner
lot; $500 cash or equity in house.
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GMC '53 Ha-ton pickup; heater and
defroster: has been used privately
for few miles; Sl.095. HOYLE|
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

BUICK 80 sedanette: r. and h..
Dyna. drive. very clean automobile,
carries written warranty, only
$295 down. PINEY BRANCH MO-
Evening star., 1953-11-18

CLEAN PREWARS and '46-'4S cars
wanted for cash. WO. 6-97SS,
1896 Wisconsin ave. Pas
81 Pacemaker; would like
to trade for older model. Call
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BUICK. AZ convertible: T. and h.,
good top and tires; good condition
throughout. A real buy, S495; 30
day guarantee. HILL & SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. lila
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-4300
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DODGE 81 pickup: very good cond.
low mileage; sacrifice: today, only
$Sfgg. CENTRAL IN MOTOR co. 1884 SSG
80
AZ sedan delivery; very
clean. Here is an exceptional buy.
today only 1869. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 2S04 JEFF. Davis hwy, Arl.,
OF 4-7520. go
FORD so F-6 dump; engine 6 mos.
old; a clean unit; guar. Only $1,295.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 2S04 Jeffer-
son Davis hwy, Arl., OF. 4-7520.
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- MINUTES from downtown Wash.
via Shirley hwy: / so acres (residen-
tial and commercially: all utilS. avail
able: ideal topography for eco
nomtcal development. For details.
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$1,000 DOWN

T@VO - W ~
One to acres. Only $795 per acre
Easy mo. payments. Crescent $685.
or Vienna 391 M. 10
Evening star., 1953-11-18

BUICK 1850 4-dr.; Dynaflow, r, h..
two-tone blue finish and tailored
seat covers. It's an event when we
offer Buick at only S1,095; 2-day
money back trial; 4-month written
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS,
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

JEEP 1919 or older. in good operat.
Ing condition. Cali WO. 6-4309
or WO. 6-0S45 Is"
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops
MCNEIL 'Studebaker), 4034 Wis
Evening star., 1953-11-18

BUICK 1850 Riviera" master Sc
dan; Dynaflow drive, radio. heater.
White-wall tires. Bamboo seat covers;
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
BUICK 1947 convertible club coupe;
radio and heater; brilliant red fin
ish; entire car has been completely
reconditioned; perfect in every way.
Only $40 down. Full price, S595.
See at HANDLEY Ford), 1923
Georgia ave. NV, ia. 9-S416.
BUICK 1852 Riviera RIM. 4-dr ;
power steering, r. and h, every ex-
ira; 10000 miles. S2.195. THACK-
ER MOTORS. LA. 6-6530.
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera; popular
hardtop conv.; beautiful cond. !;
only 10000 act mi; fully equipped.
Today's special. $1,295. GRADY
MOTORS. INC, Lincoln-Mercury
Dealers, 1909 Wisconsin ave, Be-
thesda. OIL. 4-3416. Open 8 am.
to q nm
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uxe StylemaSter
ned Powerglade:
red seat covers.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
FOUND,

FOUND.
BEAGLE, female, tri-color; vic Of An
9-3959. "
DENTURES; complete set; vicinity Pa.
ave; and Jackson pl., June Is. Call JU.
5-6S54. Sunday.
KITTEN, male, gray, mos; vic. Of
Manor 70. Alex. Owner Or good home.
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Foreign Aid
Continued From First Page.)

Western Germany and five other
nations would pool their man
power into a unified army.
Eisenhower supporters are con-
f1dent, however, the Senate will
vote down the EDO limitation,
and that it will be eliminated in
conference.
Representative Burleson,
Democrat, of Texas, made a fu-
tile attempt in the House to pre-
vent the Government from obli-
eating any of the new funds until
January /, to give Congress time
to consider the changing world
situation. He lost, 118 to 78.
The main items in the new
bill are: Military aid for Eu-
rope. $2,079, $780, ,87O; military aid
for Asia. $1,081, 500, ,493; military
aid to the Near East and Africa,
$305, ,212.637, and military aid to
Latin America, SIS million. The
bill also allots 1884 million for
defense support projects, more
than $140 million for technical
assistance, and $288 million for
special regional economic aid to
the Near East, Africa, India and
Pakistan.
Several unsuccessful moves also
were made to- eliminate aid
for Yugoslavia, Spain and Por-
tugal.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

pulled the short, white-haired
matron toward her, and the two
women kissed.
Each murmured, but the
words were unintelligible to the
witnesses. Later, Mrs. Evans
said she only recalled saying
goodbye"
Again, the black helmet, straps
and leg contacts were set in
place. Just before the gear was
placed on her head and face,
Mrs. Rosenberg closed her eyes.
She WINGED, slightly, as the
electrode was fixed on her head.
Her hair was black and short
cropped.
The chamber was hot. There
was no sound except the half
whispered words of the rabbi.
He kept his eyes on the prayer
book, and his head was partly
bowed.
Then, the switch was thrown
and the metallic rattle sounded
again.
Palms Turned Upward.
Mrs. Rosenberg had stretched
her arms along the arms of the
chair. with the palms of her
hands turned upward. Now,
her hands clenched.
Her body strained against the
straps. Then it slumped after
the first three-second charge.
The two 57-second charges fol-
lowed.
Then, as before, the straps
were taken from her chest and
the doctors examined her. This
time, the decision was not i'm
mediate. They moved the steth-
oscopes several times, and there
was a brief consultation in
whispers.
They stepped away, murmured
to Warden Demo, and the war
den signaled the guards to re-
place the straps. Twice more,
the switch was thrown and a
buzzing hum, more vibration
than sound, filled the chamber.
Then it was finished. With
the second examination, DR..
Kipp looked up and said, II pro-
nounce this woman dead"
So closed the story of julius
and Ethel Rosenberg.
Evening star., 1953-06-20

signed command authority over
all ROK forces to the United
Nations when the war began in
1850.
And, he said. there has been no
indication II should consider
otherwise.
Gen. Clark continued:
I'm clear violation of my au-
thority, certain officers and men
of the ROK army wilfully per-
mitted the escape of many thou
sands of lawfully-detained pris-
onerS OF war. =.
Further, I have received in
formation through the public
press that this action was ini-
tiated on your order and issued
through an official who Is not
within the forces under my COM
mand."
II must inform you with all
the sincerity which I possess
that 1 am profoundly shocked
by this unilateral abrogation Of
your personal commitment.
which was so freely and volun-
tarily given"
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Two D. c. Papers
Get Bomb Threats
In Phone Calls

Two Washington newspapers
received telephoned bomb threats
yesterday and police details were
assigned to watch them.
At 10:15 pm. a male voice
warned a switchboard operator:
1.-THE Star is going to be blowed
up tonight"
After police were notified.
two men were detailed to check
credentials of those entering tho
building.
Earlier in the day the Times
Herald had a call from a man
who said: Listen carefully. II
your paper doesn't stop calling
for death Of the Rosenbergs, we
are going to plant a bomb under
your paper and blow you higher
than hell. And If the Supreme
Court rules against them, the
same will happen to the court. /"
The call came about 10 min
utes after the court ruling which
doomed julius and Ethel Rosen-
berg to the electric chair last
night,
Evening star., 1953-06-20
Execution
Continued From First Page.)

it stopped. The room was filled
with a hunming buzz.
Rosenherg's chest bulged
straining against the straps. His
fists clenched in tight knots. His
neck and shoulders turned GRIM
son.
There were three massive
charges of electricity. The first
lasted three seconds, the second
and third 81 seconds each. He
was dead in 2A minutes.
The humming stopped. It was
S:06A.
Two guards stepped to the
chair and swiftly unbuckled the
straps. TWO physicians, DR.. H
w. Kipp and DR.. George Nc
Cracken. approached with steth-
oscopes. DR.. McCracken ripped
the undershirt. exposing Rosen-
berg'S chest.
They listened for a long mo-
ment. Then DR.. Kipp said, II
pronounce this man dead"
The body was lifted onto the
white table and wheeled out Of
the room.
A guard moved to the door
leading to the corridor. He left
it open an inch or two and stood
there, listening.
Mrs. Rosenberg Enters.
About three minutes later,
Rabbi MoSlowe's voice again
came from beyond the door. The
guard pulled it open.
The rabbi entered, holding the
prayer book almost on a level
with his eyes. He read both the
18th and 31st Psalms, "Who
shall sojourn in thy taber-
nacle :"
Ethel Rosenberg, 81, walked
behind him.
She wore q ShapelesS green
dress with q small white pattern,
It had no belt. The sleeves were
short and the neckline was high
and round. She also wore slip
per-type shoes.
Unlike her husband, she looked
around the room. Her eyes flick
cred from face to face, across
the row Of witnesses and down
the line of guards.
She had stopped in front Of
the electric chair, and she
started to turn toward it. Sud-
denly, she stopped.
Two women Mad followed her
into the chamber. One was Mrs.
Helen Evans, prison matron, and
the other Mrs. Lucy Many, for
mer matron and now a telephone
operator.
Two Women Kiss.
Ethel Rosenberg whirled back
from the chair and extended her
arm toward Mrs. Evans. Her
hand was outStretched.
Mrs. Evans took it between
both Of hers. Mrs. Rosenberg
Evening star., 1953-06-20
7 900 in Lafayette Park Boo 4O8 Pickets;
Police With Tear Gas Were Ready for Riot

board at Ninth and Constitution
avenue. Some Of the crowd from
Pennsylvania avenue surged up
their side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and crossed the street near
the Treasury. The two moving
columns nearly touched.
Police moved in, stood five
yards apart. Men from Lafay-
cite Park taunted: "Yah, we got
those Scumbergers! Now we
can have some sizzling hot
Rosenbergers! Back to Russia,
you s.
A crippled girl from the picket
line struggled behind with some
girl friends. Suddenly the girls
darted toward the curb to get
a taxi.
Don't take 'em," somebody
yelled at the taxi driver, and the
crowd-or was it mob?-howled
assent. They Surged forward as
if to tip over the taxi.
The bewildered taxi driver
hesitated. Police did not. With
their night sticks drawn back to
swing, they surrounded the taxi
and let the pickets enter. Then
the police forced back the crowd.
1t soon picked up other amuse-
ments. It followed other units
of pickets down Fifteenth street
to Constitution avenue, hurting
insults as they went. BY the time
the pickets reached Ninth and
Constitution, only a few still
followed.
Fifth Group Of Pickets.
The pickets slumped wearily
onto the cooling grass Of the
Mall, now surrounded by Park
Police as well as Metropolitan
Police. They had only to await
the buses that were to take them
from the Capital Of the Nation.
It had been a long day. BY l
pm. yesterday. $50 pickets pa
raded in front of the White
House. This was the fifth time
pickets had come to Washing
ton to campaign for the Rosen-
bergS.
They got no rest. All day
long, passengers in automobiles
passing along Pennsylvania ave-
nue. jeered A group of Marines
in a convertible drove around
the block repeatedly to wave
newspaper headlines announcing
that the Rosenbergs would die.
A well-groomed young lady
flanked by a woman who might
have been her mother. and q
youth who might have been her
younger brother-walked past
the picket line twice to wavI the