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Evening star., 1953-09-13
Germans, Backing Adenouer,
Alter Europe's Political Future
Defeated Russians
Expected to Push
Wooine Of France
By ReImon NORM
Asseeioted Press Foreign Correspondent

BERLIN, Sept. 12.-Dark- blue
crayonS, marking West German
ballots, Sketched a new shape
for Europe'S future. this week. i.
They recorded the decision to
retain Konrad Adenauer as
Chancellor for another four
years. They registered approval
of his foreign policies and gave
him all the power he needs in
Parliament to carry them out.
Most important, they put him
in a position to press for an
early end of the occupation and
to bring his country into the
fabric of the defense alliances
being woven in Western Europe.
Major Changes Seen.
In short, Europe'S political pat
tern is immensely changed to-
day from what it was a week
ago. The major meanings are
these:
l. German soldiers probably
will be in uniform very soon,
perhaps before the end Of 1858.
2. Russia has reSeiced a serious
setback. Political and mill
tary observers here forSee a num-
ber of possible courses, some
good, some bad, that the Reds
will take to redress the. balance.
3. For the next few months,
France will have ardent SuitorS
all over the front porch, and
placing ladders against the win
dow.
4. Adenauer will try for a
quick decision on the European
Defense Community. (E. D. CO-
A plan to form an army COM
posed Of troops from Germany,
Francy, Italy and the three Bene-
lux countries, under a joint gen.
eral Staff.
5. If EDO cannot be made a
reality. people here foresee a di-
rect alliance between Germany
and the Unitd States, or be-
tween these two. plus Britain.
The whole bright dream of a
unified Europe" working to-
gether politically and economic
ally. as well as in defense, looks
incredibly brighter today to top
observers in Germany.
All of these factors are inter-
locking.
Soldier in Chief Role.
In a way, the main factor Is
the German soldier.
He worries the French espe-
cially. Although EDO was pro-
posed by a Frenchman, the plan
has been delayed, on one pre-
text or another. for nearly three
years.
You hear all kinds of views in
Paris. But the one most fire.
quently expressed: "Why run the
risk of German militarism until
there IS no longer any doubt
about the threat from the Rus
sianS?"
The Frenchman who said this
added: 81 know this isn't very
realistic"
Mr. Adenauer is we'll aware
as is every German-of the
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Islander Stobs Himself
To Join Wife in Hospitu|

DARWIN, Australia (CDNS)
A middle-aged aboriginal ma
tive's affection for his wife can
now be ranked among the great
loves.
His wife, Cynthia, suffering
from tuberculosis, was flown from
Bathurst Island to a Darwin
hospital.
The native wanted to join her.
So he stabbed himself in the
chest in front of a mission priest.
The priest called for an aerial
ambulance to take the husband
off to Darwin, too.
Husband and wife, together
again, repeatedly are improving.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
AUToMosiLEs FOR sALE

sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champ. Resal
sedan; original black, r.. h.. over
Ss sus'S% cane Diassis
Lowest down payments. WOLFE
MOTORS; 1891 Wisconsin ave. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1s4s Champion 4-dr.;
heater, equipped. clean; $S95. p
day money-beck trial; 4-month
DERs, wash Oldest Ford Dealer,
(AD. 4-430O), lila Vermont ave.
NV.
STUDEBAKER 194S Champion 4-dr..
beautiful green finish; equipped with
sss:sviIsa Sndssssot ssSo
6r%y E real Syy ss only SEP s IIsDsc,,on nsuTLER
guaranteed. LEE D. BUTLER. NC,
112l 21st st. NV. DI. TOTO.
Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 1947 Champion 4-dr.
Climatizer, S-tube radio: car well
known for economy In maintenance
and operation; special. S645. BUT
ton tor. 4s1aranteed, LEE B. 5. Butler, JTiiS
INC. 1871 21st NV. DI. 7-0110.
Open evenings.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 4-dr.
Underseat climatizer and defroster.
original black cherry nniSh; very
maintenance. BUTLER BONDED;
will accept trade and finance bal
ance on low bank rate for a mos.
at only $1.095. LEE D.. BUTLER,
INC, 1121 21st 1T. n-w. DI. 7-0110.
sTEIRtsHRFR 9Psn syeRings. ,.o o.ar ..d.r,
climatizer, oil filter, hndercoat, seat
covers; 1900 miles, ! owner: good
tires; S1,050. ia. 2-5570. a
STUDEBAKER '52 Commander VS.
hard-top convertible; beautiful two
tone finish; light green body, dark
Vido green top; less than 1000
miles; one owner; like new inside
and out; automatic transmission;
radio, heater, etc. Sold new ap-
proximately $4,000. A tremendous
value, will sell fast for only $1.995.
M Mercury aS ssdsG deslsG s715 Biadensburs
STUDEBAKER '3s black 2-dr,; good
transportation; SIS. Call OIL.
sTUDEEfBAKER 1850 champion e4dr.
sed.: o.d., Climatizer. seat covers;
10000 actual MI; sparkling black
finish: car is in exceptionally fine
condition in every way. You may
take car to your own mechanic for
your approval without deposit.
Weekend special, $1,O95. BELL
MOTORS. 5010 Wis. ave-. WO. g.
oSOO. -
Evening star., 1953-01-02
TRAILERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES-cherry
Md, authorized dealer for several
makes of new and used house trail
ers. TO. 5111.
1860 AMERICAN 34-ft. steel trailer
4-wheel electric brakes. undercoated,
Sleeps Z; 2 bedrms., j with bunk
beds. Liv. rm.. kit, 7-cu. 1T. re-
frigerator. apt. size. stove, shower,
toilet. 14-in. TV: h-hp. air-cond. :.
dolly; many more extras. Going
overseas. Lot 103 1st St. Andrews
FOR SALE 1862 ROYAL SPARTAN
ETTE. Al condition, will sacrifice
JOHN A SCHUYLER. National
Trailer Park, Lot /, College Park,
Nd, after q pm. f
Evening star., 1953-01-02
RETIREMENT FARM

NORTHERN Calvert County, Md
Only 25 miles from d. c.. miles
from Chesapeake Bay; 3-acre rich
tobacco and chicken farm, conyeni-
entity located with entrance on new
state highway now under construc-
tton;. new modern 3-bedroom home,
full bath, lge. liv. room with open
fireplace; modern kitchen with lge.
wood floors: l lge. room on End
door; full basement with workshop
and oil hot-water heating plant;
modern gear garage with work.
shop; fenced chicken yard with 2
houses, and brooder; tobacco barn.
owners wife passed away in Oct.
and must sell; property has had ex-
cellent care and is priced reason
ably: only. S1S.500 with terms ar
ranged, Vacant and may be in
spected any time. Phone Mr.. Fow-
Ter, WO. 6-S7l6 ewes. after $50 or
stop ny our ONCE. Open daily.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Bay Properties. Insurance.
ChAganaaka poarh Md
Evening star., 1953-01-02
FARMS

STRoUT CATALOG FREE; 81 States
SLROUT REALTY, lila Woodward
AS96ixEMEaRs si96Si Washington; ST. s-37s4:
D. Go acres: neat 3-bedroom
modern asbestos home. $4,000.
81 300 down. Fairview 2-4l72. q
ESTATES, country homes. stock and
dairy farm in Northern Virginia.
SHOWN by appointment. Phone Hern-
don 3S. BUELL. FARM AGENCY
Hernden. Fairfax County. va. 81
SACRIFICE PRICE-Fauquier cattle
farm; $50 acres of the original John
Marshall tract; completely stocked
with $50 head of beef cattle: ample
nay corn and silage for winter feed
ing. farm buildings consist of two
modern tenant houses. cattle barn
with full silo. horse barn and other
good buildings. This farm is in ex-
cellent condition. $4,000. complete,
GRASTY g. CO.. Middleburg, va,
Phone: Home. 206l; office, 32li, "a
0OO-A. STOCK FARM, upper Mont
gomery County, Md. H. c. SMITH,
Poplar 2-2354.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, go 18th st NV.
near Conn and Knew, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the pest; receptionist. switch.
ing service avail Call ST 3-3456.
PLEASANT HALF OUTSIDE OFFICE
IN central office bldg; Iurn. or un-
furnished: avail. now. Reas. ST.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top prices for clean used cars. Call
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs of all
makes of cars are assured at MCKEE
PON1 lac, 1884 L st. NV ST
WEST ERN BUYER has imnned. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga ave. RA. 6-1l22
SOUTHERN BUYER in town TOR one
week: highest cash prices paid for
good clean cars. IA. 9-4S01.
Would like to buy q 1850 Morris
Minor two-door from private owner.
Please call Oliver 2-1617. 4
Evening star., 1953-01-02
MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE-3O, very
clean; new spray paint; no grease:
can't get started; S43. ia. S-1474.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
BoATS

BUYING OR sELLING-consult US
FIRST largest Yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area, THE WASH
INGfON MARINA 1900 Maine ave
SW RE 7-4797
building q sport-fishing and pleasure
cruiser that is as good a buy as
you can find any where Now nearly
completed; come down and see this
boat before you buy. Priced from
S5.350 up for 80 it., we build any
Side. Md
Evening star., 1953-01-02
AVIATION

1916 TAYLORCRAFT; excellent con-
dition: must sell this week. J A.
SMART, MA. S-1S24; eve. JE. A.
OS15
Evening star., 1953-01-02
5 MI. FROM BETHESDA
AS acres with oyer I 5O0 ~ Frou&ous
lots AND ACREAGE FOR sALE

LEE HWY. CORNER. adjoining CO.
lonial Village. zoned comm. $1,000
50. II. Priced low for bldr. or specu-
iation. MIR. PERRY. Di. 7-s7s4;
after 5, OIL. 4-0947. a
Q ACRES, excellent for motel. gas
station and drive-in restaurant.
junction point on Hwy. No. 3OI :.
Can be bought on liberal terms. MR..
PERRY. DI. 7-s724: after 5, OIL.
ALEXANtDRIA-75-ft. frontage. HILL
top Terrace. S4.75o. Phone IA,
RAMBLER SITES. 1Ooxao0 IT,; $50
down; on Colesville rd. past Silver
Spring; $1,000 each. RA. $4,000.
ON UPPER MASS. AVE. N.W.-sprins
Valley. Fine residential parcel priced
for quick sale. HU. 3-7557. a
NR. Fl. BELVOIR. on Hoes rd. Route
636-47 acres, S15.0o0j on terms.
LSOnTs FOX BuILDERs-rull subTos.
BuILDERS FINANCE And sERV-
49,
Evening star., 1953-01-02
GARAGES

AVERAGE SIZE GARAGE for rent.
MRS. ALEXANDER, 1345 Meridian
pl. NV. -4
GARAGE WANTED to use as work.
shop; vicinity nearby Nd. or NV.
area. EN-. 2-S562. after $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-02

TOURIST COURT on No. i highway.
ample room Tor expansion; acre
land. Quick sale. $500 cash. See
Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC.
DI 7-S30O
Evening star., 1953-01-02
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE


$1,000 So end TRUST, $50 per mo-;
seasoned; good security; $3.50
MR.; HORN. ia. 9-4206, ST
3-3444. a
$1,000 1st CHATTEL DEED OF
TRUST-Well seasoned note. pay
able 500 mo-; So interest; well
slider trade on late model auto
mobile. Ii. $3.50. MR.. WIENEKE.
-3
INTERESTED IN BUYING 2nd trusts?
Wen add your name to our private
mailing list and send you confiden-
call US on those that interest you.
VIM L. WAKEFIELD CO.. IA 7-1773.
ATTENTION end TRUST SELLERS
List YOUR trust notes on our mort
gage exchange board at your price.
No CHARGE II not sold. Our fee IS
81 II we sell. VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
CO., ia 7-IT73
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Commercial Bank Bldg.

r-, ffVO U bI. INV.
1hree single rooms and groom
suite still available: outside expo
sure. now being reconditioned. Also
e large open area with approximately
ance firm. school or any organiza-
Ton needing open area; moderate
rental excellent lease terms. Cali
Mr.. Gerber or Mr.. Transue. LEGUM
d GERBER. EN- o-Qnnn % We
Evening star., 1953-01-02
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

RENT A TRUCK OR CAR
U-DRIVE TT. WO. 6.65S0
Evening star., 1953-01-02
Bay Properties. Insurance.
ChASanaaka Raarh M
S27 500

pl ,OUU
Near Culpeper. Va. an excellent pay
ins cattle farm. Fine bottom and up
land. IN high state of cultivation. and
pastures. FertiliZed and lined,
costing S6;500 in last 2 years. 10
acres wooded. Comfortable 7-room.
center hall home, elec. and bath.
SiX-room tenant house Barn and
outbuildings. Trench silo. Modern
machinery may be purchased. Water
in all fields. Strong stream on
property. Immediate possession.
Terms. Call Mai. Lane. MA. $4,000
or OIL. 2-62S9. to inspect. BOSS &
PHELPS. INC. 14I7 K st. NV. "a
S MI. FROM BETHESDA
IS acres with over 1,5O0-ft. frontage
on hard rd.; g acres of timber;
springs; 5-rm. house, barn and
poultry house. Ideal for subdivid-
ing. Priced very low at $3.50 per
acre. Call Mr. Saunders with E. M
FRY. INC. OIL. 2-S700.
Evening star., 1953-01-02
LOANS

end AND Bird TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma. S-654O
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
l014 K st. NV. tl1th and X
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate YOUR present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER
ME, S-l220; evenings. LA. 6-5l94
Evening star., 1953-01-02
PARK LANE BLDG

2G25 EYE ST. NV.
Modern. compact 3-rm. office suite;
::,1al lor doctor or associated pro-
f6 sionsl use; 24-hour switchboa rd
SSsrVlce: rent 500 per month. Phone
Evening star., 1953-01-02
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(ConfinueA.)

WE HAVE several choice sites in D. c.
End comm, 10000 to $4,000 50.
#. Priced right. Call Mr.. Caston-
| quay. LU. 2-o369 tevesD or ST.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1953-01-02

WANTED
40. AZ. '4S. 40 Fords and Chevrolets
We are paying VERY good prices
for these particular makes and
models. Open from 8 to q. LLOYDS
AUTO SALES, 510O Georgia ave
NV TIL o-0R0R s
Evening star., 1953-01-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED-A building for long-term
lease; 120x12U: for bowling alley.
JU. 5-1154 or LO. 5-0S45. -
Evening star., 1953-01-02

MERCURY '46 4-door sedan: r. and
h: orig. black fin.: good tires; inn
inspected and guaranteed at only
$3.50. GRADY MOTORS, INC,
Lincoln Dealer, 7401 Wis.
ave-. Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 4-3418.
Open 90. Closed Sundays. a
MERCURY 1851 club coupe; $1,575;
privately owned by lady; 5000
miles. $500 Kensington Parkway,
Rock Creek Hills. Kensington, Md
Evening star., 1953-01-02
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

2,QOO-7.5OO SO. FIT. on one floor.
close in. very desirable. MR.. PERRY,
D1. 7-S724; after 5. OIL. 4-0947.
THIRTY-TwO FT. by sixty-two IT,
bldg, Zoned for light manufacturing.
Call HO. 2-1653 weekdays. a
Evening star., 1953-01-02
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

$1,000 so. FIT. OF heavy Industrial
ground: rent. 1915 per mo. pvt.
n; brick once and . lge truck
scale: loc. New York and Montana
aves. me-. MA. S-5SS5.
Evening star., 1953-01-02

CADILLAC 40 "62" 4-dr.: r. end h..
and out. Sl.995. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. n.w- DU.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Escopee Praises
.Lorton as His
.Fovorite Prison

The Lorton Reformatory yes
terday was complimented by
some one who should know
whereof he speaks.
A prisoner, Edgar D. Marshall.
colored. of Fairfax, Va, was tell
ing Judge Albert v. Bryan in
Alexandria Federal Court about
his recent escape from Lorton.
Marshall said he hadn't really
planned to run away last Oc-
tober 80. He just happened to
take a stroll in the woods, and
got excited when he heard the
prison whistles blow. He spent
the night in the woods and was
recaptured in Alexandria the
next day.
I'm fact, I'd like to state that
Lorton is the best prison I've
been in, and I've been in
several" he proclaimed. "The
food is good. and they try to
help you out with your prob
lens"
Judge Bryant gave Marshall
one year to add to the two years
he has remaining on a man
slaughter charge. Unfortunately
for Marshall-the added time
probably will be spent at an
other institution, where escaping
is more difficult.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Crash Kills Airman,
Another Is Injured

An airman stationed at nearby
Andrews Air Force Base was
killed and another seriously in
jured last night when their car
struck a pole on Route 4 at
Upper Marlboro, Md.
The dead man was Staff Sergt.
Burdett Patterson, 33, whose wife
and two children live on Winfield
road. Cumberland, Md. The in
jured man is Airman &c John j.
Flatt. %, whose parents live at
Kearny. N. j.
Sergt. Patterson was pro-
nounced dead at Boiling Air
Force Base Hospital at 1920 am.
Prince Georges County police
said Airman Flatt was the driver
of the car.
Airman Flatt suffered a skull
fracture and conclusion and also
was taken to Boiling Hospital.
He later was transferred to WAL
ter Reed Army Hospital.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Weekly Collection
OF Trash Forecast

The Hyattsville City Council
learned last night the altering
of city employees schedules may
permit weekly trash collections,
replacing the present every
other-week schedule.
City Supervisor Howard Dingee
told the councilmen it will be a
few weeks before he can make
a full report on his findings, be-
cause approaching holidays will
hinder his work.
Councilman Sylvan Deitz of
the Health and Sanitation Com
mittee has been trying to get
weekly trash collections in the
city. Twice-weekly garbage COL
lectionS already are in effect.
Mr.. Deitz has suggested the city
lease it's collections to outside
concerns, but last night he said
he will postpone advertising bids
until a report is made by Mr..
Dingee.
In other business councilmen
agreed to supply city trucks to
help the YMCA pick up old
Christmas trees from residents
between l and 4 pm. January
4, S and 6:
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Takoma Park League
Opposes Liquor Transfer

The Community League of
Takoma Park last night voted
to oppose the transfer of the
liquor license of a firm in Laurel
to University lane near New
Hampshire avenue in Takoma
Park.
The league informed the Liq-
uor Control Board of Prince
Georges County that a delega-
ton representing the organiza-
ton will attend the hearing on
the transfer at 10 am. Decem-
ber II at Upper Marlboro. The
delegation will be headed by
Stephen L. Curtis, president Of
the league.
The Takoma Park Chapter Of
the American Temperance So
ciety also will attend the hear
ing and protest against the trans
fer of the license.
M. E. Mcbride. chief of the
Takoma Park Fire Department,
was guest speaker.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Building Permits Halted
In Annexed Airport Area

The Rockville City Council last
night stopped issuing building
permits for the recently annexed
Congressional Airport until sub
division plans for the area are
recorded.
The airport tract was annexed
to Rockville along with the Hal
pine Subdivision under legisla-
ton enacted at the last session
of the Maryland Assembly. As
SiStant City Engineer John
Markland told councilmen there
is no division of the land into
lots and blocks at Congressional
now. although he has seen pre-
liminary plans for a subdivision.
The Council granted a build
ing permit for a farmers market
in the commercial zone of the
airport property next to Route
240. Mr.. Markland said the mar
ket location did not conflict with
subdivision plans.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Mrs. Doyle Advises
Neiqhborhood Plan

The neighborhood approach is
the soundest method of fighting
juvenile delinquency. Mrs. Henry
Grattan Doyle, chairman of the
newly formed Commissioners
Youth Council, told members of
the Forest Hills Citizens Asso-
citation last night.
The council itself. she ex-
planned. was designed to cover
the entire District. But because
delinquency problems and pat
terms differ in various parts of
the city. it has been divided into
26 areas for each of which the
council will appoint a committee.
Mrs. Doyle offered as Sug-
gested techniques for these COM
mittees that local residents get
together and map out a program
of jobs for teen-agers or decide
on an wide curfew for chill
dren below a certain age. She
especially recommended the pro-
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Censor Chief Attacks
Reversal Of Ban on Film
BY the AssocIoted Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.-The
chairman of the States Motion
Picture Censor Board believes
Judge Herman M. Moser's re-
versal of the ban on the film,
The Moon Is Blue" should be
appealed.
The judge yesterday termed
the boards ruling prohibiting the
showing of the movie in Mary
land arbitrary and capricious. u
Sydney Traub. chairman of
the censoring board, said late
last night:
"At the moment, I can't speak
for the board. but it is my own
feeling that Judge Moser's de-
cision should be appealed to the
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Then the States motion picture
statute for the first time in the
81 years of its existence can be
passed upon by Maryland's high
est tribunal"
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Delinquency Problem
Overemphosis Seen

Mrs. Allan o. Hedley, chair
man of the Southwest Citizens
Association juvenile committee
last night told members that
children hear juvenile delin-
quency "a hours a day, and they
get into it just to find out what
it is all about"
Members generally agreed that
too much stress is laid on the
juvenile delinquentS. and too
little credit given those who are
good.
Attention was called to the
first meeting of the Southwest
Youth Council will be held on
Thursday.
The association also reafhrmed
it's support of the Area B South
west Redevelopment project.
Peter Better. president of the
association presided over the
meeting held in the Jefferson
Memorial Library. Seventh and
H streets S.W.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

cedure. used in another large
city. of calling in community
leaders of high professional rep
utation to aid child with a par
ticularly knotty problem.
In other business. the Forest
Hills group elected the following
officers: Charles A. Burmeister,
president; Joseph N. McCollum,
vice president; Franklin T. Bald
win, corresponding secretary;
Arthur H. Hahn, recording secre-
tary; John L. Calomaris, treas
urer; Joseph A. Kaufman and
Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, delegates
to the Federation of Citizens AS
sociations. and Mr.. Burmeister
and Mrs. Wright, delegates to
the Northwest Council.
The meeting was held in the
Ben Murch School. Thirty sixth
and Davenport streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
liked Baltimore
Transit Offers to
Sell Out to City
BY the Assoeloted Press

BALTIMORE, Dec: st h e
Baltimore Transit Co., irritated
at what it called persistent criti-
cism from the city council. To-
cal merchants and newspapers,
has offered to sell out to the city.
Douglas M. Pratt, president,
made the offer to the council in
behalf of the company last night,
His letter did not designate a
price but suggested this could be
set by a three-member commit
tee. one person representing the
city, one the company and a
third party named by the other
two.
Mr.. Pratt said the letter was
prompted by a council resolution
adopted two weeks ago which
opposed the company's bid for a
20-cent fare. The transit firms
request for a Scent increase in
the basic 17-cent fare is pending
in hearings before the States
Public Service Commission.
Principal stockholder in Bal
timore's transit is the National
City Lines. Inc, which operates
in several cities.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Fines for Dogs Suspended
After II Are DESTROYED

An Arlington woman was
given suspended fines totaling
$50 yesterday after she told an
Alexandria judge she had COM
piled with his earlier order to
dispose of her IL dogs by having
them destroyed.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson, SO, drew
fines of $40 each on three
charges of harboring vicious
dogs. Judge James Colasanto of
Alexandria Police Court Sus-
pended the penalties when She
reported the animals had been
put to death at the city pound.
Last month the judge had given
her 80 days to dispose of them.
Police said the dogs had been
kept in an empty house in the
1900 block of West Glebe road
where Mrs. Wilson formerly
lived.