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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
FOR LIGHT HAULING. pickup and
deHs ddei1veTy; ss9asss ssvss9aasnsss' Saturdays. SUN
ACTION MOVERS Past colored
movers. We move by the Job or hour
Dependable low rates. De. s,siS6,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
separate rooms, expert packins
AGE co. INC Established 1906.
ARE you MOVING to California OF
to % some other Western State Daily
FORWARDING. ma. .s-4sb2.
5saehe. esp T. hoRRfssl Rfsl 4tHS tTHSyi5pf 15sE
st. NV. Can TU. 2-ll6O after 4 pm
MOVING? Lowest rates In town. All
work guaranteed; RIGHT WAY
Mo2ENSs MMoT2TEsSsi sfEcr2ISisssTo S0 2aiISisso' d.y or night
reasonable rates: Experienced men
Efb1EMaNt fb1 NtlHSSesfG MOVING An AND Ls srSR2GTE Sis2sdT
will accept surplus furniture as part
s "a aSEs ESgF .Ves @svips Rx :sorafs iafs
LARGE STAKE BODY. 1a-ton truck
with services. ME. S-27I9. 26S
MOVING VAN-By Job or hour;
sifasdar sif5aa driVer' $3.50; 2 men, So: os sx
EARL'S VAN sERVICE-Movins and
general hauling, at any time. Free
estimate. Reas. rates. 10. 3-5407
MOVING - Also fast pickup or
trunks, luggage, boxes, etc. Day
and night, days q wk. Ia. 9-O115
ROYAL TRANSFERRING will move
you by job or SO hr. Six rms. as
low as $50. DE. 2-OO66. 3Os
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE house
with 3 other girls bet. 20 and 25,
RRiWT.; RR;W.; S35;So 5SS plus utils. Call after z.
YOUNG MAN to share 2-bedrm.
brick home with 2 other young
men. Landover Hills, Md. Excel
transp. to D. C.. Home newly furn.
rent reas. UN. 4-7923 after pm.
Sayytime contact MR.. WILSON. Ma,
CONGRESSIONAL sEC'Y. has chain
ing Dutch Colonial house in Arl.
to share with 2 or 3 other girls.
ConV; to bus. Close-in D. c. Reas.
ia 8-1721. --26
WOMAN, in own home. wants lady
able to pay. AID. 4-7133. -25
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APARTMENTS WANTED


FREE-Landlords. applicants waitina
for your furn. or unfurn. apts. OF
houses or sublets; Wash, Va, white;
open z days. MA. S.OOO1.
YOUNG PHYSICIAN and wife desire
2-beorm. unturn. apt; vicin. Penna
SSEee;o SSETee;o Sc; at Alabama ave. ia; 2
UNFURN.. roomy and ress. apt. in
NV, close in. For Q Responsible
adults and !. carefully supervised
z yr. old. Need bedrms. and some
outdoor play space; guar. good care
OF property and decoration Il
APT. WANTED, UNFURN.-Retired
couple want 5-rm., 2-bedrm., liv
rm. Good neighborhood. Mont
Co. suburbs or Rockville. JU. 0-1O72
TWO APIS, UNFURN. Two bedrms,
each, In same bldg. or q duplex in
NV. June occupancy. Box 2l6-D
Star. 26'
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED
UNIVERSITY HILLS

Beautiful new development. " mil,
west y. Of Md. Large rooms, Holly
wood picture windows, Venetian
EFFICIENCY APIS. S67
2-BEDRoOM APIS, $9S
INCLUDING ALL UTILITIES
3424 Tulane Drive, HA. 2-7799
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HOUSES FURNISHED teons.)
EA1REAX COUNTY

Delightful residence. on . secluded
iiv. rm.. din. rm., kit. and small log
play house for children; available
MAY 18 to Sept. 10, ct $500 per mo-,
Including maintenance Of ground,
Call Mr.. Smith. DE. 2-4101. ONCE
hours: Vienna 1914. ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
] 6OS 0ht st. NV. DE. 2-4101
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CONGRESS PARK APIS

1859 SAVANNAH ST. Sc.
Available ONE, TWO AND
THREE BEDROOM APIS. For
further information call 20.
2-0151, or 10. 2-0152. HRS:
Q to 5 Monday through Friday,
and Q to IL Saturday, l to 4
Sunday.
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COLORED

.1419-1421 3rd ST. NV.
modern and -up-to.the-
minute, pot quite finished: each g.
h.-w.h., tile fls., oak steps, chain
link fences. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Will finish In few days
Professional or govt. empl. only
apply. For application for these fine
HARRY JUSTINE,
MA. 1884 S11 18th ST. NV.
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HOUSES UMEURNlSHEn lean. !

RENTAL
SUBLET
Present leasee leaving, VIII suhlet a
brand-new, 3-bedroom attached
brick for balance Of their lease. s
mos. Tenancy pays all utilities
Equipped with Frigidaire and stove
Located in Braddock Heights Fair
lington area. Close to everything
To .rspect. phone eyes,, XII. S-9O54
Or between IL noon and 6 pm.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

ARLNGToN-De luxe 2-bsdrm. Il
sioa. ive' v r dinese' an1 H. 70
sale BY OWNER; $2.600 down pay
Ds1:o msnt; bs1s sth I'd. g.. Apt. 8. K1.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. - Applicants
for. Hillwood Square Mutual As
sociation cooperative units, located
At 800 South Cherry ST., are so.
hsdIm hsitsd' TT, These units are .t and nd
bedrm. approx. $1,000 cash with
balance Of approx. $1,000 payable
S49.5O per month. Down payment
for 2.bedrm. approx. $1.250 cash,
With VIII eal eala1ee nc approx: $@.17S, Pay, pay
psyments n S Include s eain, real estate ent tax,
principal. interest. all utilities and
interior maintenance. This nom
profit organization provides eco
nomical living as well as secure
Investment. Units may be seen
sorudss ot dlestons and ca. Srnaas S ssss
COOP. APT.-5 rooms in brick bldg,
near downtown. Terms. AID. 2-34O4.
CHOICE e-BEDRM. UNIT, outlook
on Sligo Creek Parkway. Approved
purchasers only; early poss.; some
furniture also. JU. 9-9369. -26
26-FT. LIVING ROOM. Large 3-rm.
dinette; beautiful view of Supreme
Court lawn; just S2,7O0 down. CALL
MR.. NICHOLS. OIL. 4-2073. +. w.
Berens Sales. Inc.
$500 Down-Capitol Hill
Three-rm. apt. near Supreme Court;
Just decorated. Total monthly pay
ment, incl. maintenance, only
$500 ~ % loan; an ideal apt. at
. ridiculously low price.
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THE ROYAL,

1854 Girard st. NV.
Liv. fm.. bedroom kitchen and bath;
$3.50. These apis: have been com.
and transp. See janitor for inspec.
ton, or call Mr.. Gill, EN-. 10000
LEGUM q GERBER REALTY CO
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN.. mod. NV. or Arl.. 8 bedrms.
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY desires g.
or. more bedrm. house. in good
neighborhood. JE. 2-834O. 10
HOMES NEEDED-We
have, fine, tenants for homes in
praisalS; no delay. For complete
rental service, phone US today,
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. -2s
MD, 2 OR 8 BEDROOMS
THEIR THREE SHOW DOGS
Ample ground, with neighbors rea-
Gan, Gsonnable DISTANCE; up to $10O mo.
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WOODLAND ACRES
No homes being built In this subdiyi.
sion for less than $4,000. Split.
level de luxe rambler: ground level
large liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. with al
the ,gadgets, screened carport, patio
on terrace; End level, 2 twin-siEed
bedrms. and bath, 3rd level. huge
bsmt. level. paneled den, u bath
Utilities. Available June ].
FALLS CHURCH
Large 4-bedrm. Colonial on "a acre
choice residential area; conv. 4
schools. transp. and shopping; lonI
lease desired; Can be purchased
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD
(Col., U. 8. A, Ret.) Broker
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WHEATON, bedrms, bsmt., SS5
ROCKCREST (Rockville)-Mod. g.
bedrm. rambler. S100.
BETHESDA--3 bedrms.. IN b., $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE bedrms. and den,
l u baths. $165.
baths, recr. rm.. SITS.
BETHESDA-Lge. 4-bedrm. home.
ALLIED REALTY CORP, OIL. 2-se4s
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RENT YOUR HOUSE?
We can rent your home If located
in Va. Rentals and MANAGEMENT
our specialty. Courteous service.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Falls Church. Va. (Next to the bank)
Realtors JE. 2-2620
-2S
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CLAIRE APTS.-S.E.
One -bedrm. apis, $75. Available May
/, in modern, flreproof building; in
cinerator; close to transportation
its: Sfh94s ardsS ShgTchsS and md .ntSr stores al
3715 2nd st. Sc. or call 10. 2-3934
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Virginia Two and three-bedrm.
homes; 500 and I'd. MONROE
from 12-7 pm; after 2. cali XII.
80
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BETHESDA, nr. Medical Center-NeV
brick: 6 rms. and bath: full base
ment, gas heat. Now available al
EDW. II. JONES q CO.. NC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. 6<230o
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
1925 YUMA ST. NV.
OPEN sAT.-SUN.--DAnY 1-DARK
New, brick; center hall, 8 rms, "a
baths. 1st-f1. bedrm. or den and
full bath, recr. rm. opening onto
terrace at rear. step-up hv. rm..
scr. porch, built-in gar: beautifully
dec; compL equip: $37 800. on
INC. DE. 2-31s6. EN-. 2-O04s. 20
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
to woodrow Wilson High.
Dutch colonial. Liv. rm., dining rm:,
kit, den and sunroom LIST moor: 3
bedrms. and bath plus large sleep
ing porch on 2nd: recreation rTn.; :;
beautiful tree-shaded lot: garage;
oil heat: S22,500. Open to oner
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EN-. 3-1s00 Till 9 PM.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4 BEDRMS., DEN. POWDER RM.
Brick Colonial in Immaculate condi-
tion; 4 twin-siZed bedrooms, baths
on 2nd a.; 5th bedrm- in nnished
Attic, Luxuriously paneled recrea-
tfon fm.; Scar garage; large lot
perfect for outdoor entertaining.
Waii-to-wsn carpeting. Cony. to
pubIic. and private schools once
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
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JEFFERSON MANOR-Newly deco
rated semidet. brick; 2 bedrms.,
equipped kit. bsmt., and fenced
lawn; l block from shopping center,
2orf fioses Se1yoir from noE school. S110 mo.
C0LESvILLE, MD.-Two-story frame
Colonial; a bedrms., 2h baths: 3
acres; rolling countryside; Is miles
70 White House. $160 per month.
COOP NV. sECT1oN-AttraMc. M%6 new
prick; lge. Hv. rm. .-din. rm,, study:
4 bedrms.. ga baths, dishWaser,
playroom, screened porch. Avail.
June L. 2 years. Ewes, EN-. 3-9266.
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2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, dtnette, bath
-(all lge: rms; 91a-ft. ceilingl: $115
arate rm.), mod. bath; $3.50.
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IL RMS, DET.. 3 baths: ami; / So
sprins Nais 1sS oWaER. sonHi Ju. i SH55ss. s7 Ms7
WILL TRADE 2-yr. 3-bedrm.
ranch, in suburban Boston, for
house near Washington. Call Mata-
wan, New Jersey 3398.W, or write
Box 225-D, Star. go
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CHEVY CHASE, D. Gust of Conn.
ave. 4:bedrm. det. brk., slate roof;
Sended SSsht{ul v O and sS Sn 4s s. na sun
rm., kit. and pantry. Open porch
2nd fl. has 4 bedrms. and 2 baths;
lge. dry bsmt.. level with garden
h.-Wh.; owner leaving Wash. Cal
JAMES E. SCHWAB. EN-. 2-5SOOi
eyes,. OIL. 2-1409 or OIL. 4.7693.
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NEAR seth AND MACOMB-Beauti-
full big center hall Colonial; gor-
geously Handicapped level lot; 150-ft.
frontage; rms. % bedrmS.), an
baths; vacant: priced for quick sale
eyes, LO 4.7444
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% Pounds Shed,
Soap Box Driver
Just Squeezes In

Chubby Tom Harris, IA, of 900
Heron drive, Silver Spring, Md,
chalked up one victory even be-
fore he rolled his racer to the
Soap Box Derby starting line to-
day.
Tom had to lose % pounds to
get down to the 250-pound COM
bined racer and driver weight
limit.
He did it. in two weeks, Tom
reported. He said he dieted On
pills-four at every mealtime.
Slim Bill Tarbett, IA, of 906
Langley drive. Silver Spring, also
had a weight problem. He pulled
up to the scales wearing a pair
of his fathers shoes. to get up as
close to the 250-pound limit as
possible. But the shoes took him
21a pounds over, so he switched
to neakers.
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Good Hope road Sc: car 800, 32.7 sec
seconds; second, Mark Lynn Mighell. 12.
R35 RidbsId Ged9s street NV ASn: 25 thrd
Second heat-Robert W. simkins, $50
Whitmoor terrace. Silver Spring. Nd, car
II, 94l7 Russell road. Silver Spring, Md,
car, 227; third, Bert r, Lumpkin, IL,
Falls nS,ea Church; Ich; Va: .na car S11; 1;,oo, :,
second, Robert c. Murphy, 10, Falls
Church, Va, car 24s: third, William r.
MMgfTayj MgeT' Va i car 2s3 g. California Hall Fort
= Fourth heat-Donnel coffey, jr,. II.
a19 Sligo avenue. Silver Spring. Md. car
S22: 81 SECONDS; second, Rodney, NJ.
Fifth heat-Robert R. vining. IL.
S724 Jennings road; Kensington. Md:
White, IL. 6200 Second street NV.
Szs Esnass d1,1s svs2 saS,ss Nj
Gar car 9s5. N s. sec seconds; es seeond. nE Gerald raid
EaSntrSg s 9IS Sro wfStmnseF street street
Seventh heat-Wilbert D. Fleshman.
second. syerre Nicholson. ii. oo4 Cedar
lane; Rockville. Nd, car 25"; third; Jon
Myhre, IL, 3532 Manor road, Chevy
Eighth ,heat--Gordon Gaastra, II.
2059 Thirty-sixth street Sc car 274,
32.4 seconds: second. George G. Herzog.
II 602 Marshall street Falls Church.
Va. car 264; third. Charles Welsh. IL.
1901 H street Sc. car 224.
Ninth heat-Elwood r. Ely, jr., II.
1905 Kentbury drive, Bethesda, Md. car
2S2, 33.4 seconds; second, Glenn Ffau,
II. 90S North Daniel street, Arlington.
Va, car 242; third. Robert A. Wildman,
II. 1724 Dublin drive, Silver Spring. Md.
car 900.
Tenth heat-Phil Holt. .jr., II, 9616
Flower avenue, Silver Spring. Md: car
26l. 32.9 seconds; second, Tony oCon-
245 third, Ralph Faust. 12, 1905 Marl-
boro pike: Md, car $50.
Eleventh heat-Stanley r. Borzage. 12,
1925 Luzerne street, Silver Spring. Md.
car 297, ESeconds; second Frank
Wolf, IL. 125 Xepia street Sc: car 217;
third. Richard Motley. 12, 4@04 32d
street. Mount Rainier. Md. car 249.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Policeman Surprises
ProWIer in Store

The keen ears of a policeman
patrolling his beat led to the ar
rest early today of a prowler siz-
ing up the stock of a Safeway
store at 1901 Bladensburg road
NE.
Pvt. George Benton of the
9th precinct heard the sound of
crashing glass about l am.
Hurrying to the scene, he found
the plate glass front window had
been smashed and saw a colored
man inside.
When Pvt. Benton shouted, the
man fled toward the rear. His
capture followed a warning shot
which smashed a rear window of
the store.
Arrested and due today for a
Municipal Court appearance on
a housebreaking charge was R.
L. London, 20, colored, of no fixed
address.
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Boats Warned from Part
Of Severn in Rifle Drills
BY the Asseeiated Press

ANNAPOLIS, July 11.-Naval
Academy freshmen are going to
shoot pistols and rifles, so part of
Severn River off the firing range
has been declared a danger
area" for boats.
The plebeS will practice with
small arms Monday through
Friday from 8 am. to 5 pm.
(EDT). July IA through August
81. They'll also be on the range
the last three Saturday morn
ings of August.
The danger area is the same
as in the past for firing at North
Severn. It lies northeast of a
line between Carr's and Green
bury Points.
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D. {. Group Reports
Tougher Measure on
Auto Responsibility

The tougher automobile flnan-
cial responsibility bill recon-
mended yesterday by the Senate
District Committee probably will
be held up until next year, even
if passed now by the Senate.
With the adjournment rush
now under way, the House Dis
trict Committee has about ceased
operations.
1t has before it the original
auto responsibility measure, in
troduced by Representative Tale,
Republican, of Iowa. But so far
there has been no move for hear
ings or action. Some committee
agents said last night it would
stay that way until next year.
The Senate District Commit
tee yesterday unanimously or
dered a favorable report on the
bill, sponsored by Senator Beall,
Republican. of Maryland.
Immediately thereafter, ques-
tions arose as to just what was
provided in the bill and one Sen
ator indicated he would make
some further inquiries.
Senator Beall called reporters
to assure them that the bill did
not provide for compulsory" liza
bility insurance.
He agreed, however, that the
bill would require all drivers or
owners party to an accident case
involving more than $100 damage
to post securities pending court
action on any law suit.
The owners or drivers then
would have to show insurance or
to post cash or bond to a maxi
mum of $4,000 for injury or
death to one person, or $40, 900
for injury or death to two or
more.
Failing that, they then would
lose their driver permits pending
the day when the court finally
decided who was guilty.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
; Gunmen Trapped
Al Frederick After
$14,95O Bank HoIdup
BY the Assoelated Press

FREDERICK, Md, July IL
A quick-working police dragnet
caught three gunmen here yes
terday 80 minutes after they had
hauled ;$14,950 out of a bank at
nearby Lioertytown in a pillow
case.
Police cruisers with sirens
screaming chased them at 80
miles an hour through the heart
of Frederick. the wrong way
down a one-way street. The ban
dts fired two ineffective shots.
The chase came to an end
when an oncoming car, stopped
for a traffic light, blocked the
way and the stickup men banged
into a three-way wreck.
All the money was recovered,
police said.
Police Identify Three.
Police identified them as Frank
Allen. IS. of Niagara Falls, N. Y:
Lassie Archer. 80. colored, of
Steelton, Pa, and Gilbert Littles,
30. also colored, Of Harrisburg,
Pa.
Two Frederick colored men
were picked up later by police
and were being questioned. A
Frederick woman, Edna Smith,
colored, said the two men and
the three arrested for the rob-
berry had been in her home here
over the July 4th week end and
again today a few hours before
the bank was robbed.
The key man in capturing the
fleeing trio was State Trooper
Donald A. Tucker, who spotted
them about Is minutes after
they first walked into the Peoples
Bank of Libertytown at 2:45 pm.
Three Persons in Bank.
In the bank with Cashier Paul
A. Spurrier were Miss Frances
E. Smith, bookkeeper, and
Clarence F. Brown of Monrovla,
a customer.
The three men came in. Mr..
Spurrier related, and Allen did
all the talking.
He asked for So worth of
dimes. Then he stuck a pistol
through the grill of the cage
and said: This is it," He said
he wanted the money-"all
of it,"
The trio bound Mr.. Spurrier
hand and foot and tied up Miss
Smiths hands. They were or
dered to lie on the floor of the
vault for half an hour.
But Mr.. Brown, the customer,
was not tied up. He helped Mr..
Spurrier and Miss Smith slip
their bonds and Mr.. Spurrier
flashed an alarm to the State
police barracks just west of Fred
erick.
Libertytown is a one-street
community on State Route 26,
about 10 miles northeast of Fred
erick and 80 miles west and a
little north of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Moon Is Blue Draws
D. {. Catholics Fire

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Washing
ton, has appealed to the 100000
Catholics of the Washington
Archdiocese not to patronize the
moving picture "The Moon Is
Blue"
Archbishop O'Boyle, in a pas
toral letter published in yester-
days THE Catholic Standard, "
weekly newspaper of the arch
diocese, called on Catholics to
avoid the picture "as an occa-
sion of sin"
The prelate pointed out that
the film was refused the seal of
approval of the Production Code
Administration of the Motion
Picture Association, and noted
it has been condemned by the
Legion of Decency because of
ats immoral theme and sugges-
tive scenes"
The Archbishop's letter will be
read at masses in all Catholic
churches of the archdiocese to-
morrow.
The picture has been booked
by the Playhouse and Dupont
Theaters, opening Wednesday.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Message Warning
Police 10 Behave
Issued by Murray

A warning to all members of
the Metropolitan Police force to
behave themselves both on and
off duty will be read at roll call
for the next 10 days.
Chief Robert v. Murray took
the unusual action yesterday
after six policemen had been
suspended in the last few days
for misconduct while off duty.
The message teletyped to all
commanding officers, bureau
chiefs and department heads
called attention to the suspen-
sions. It was signed by Deputy
Chief Howard Covell at the di-
rection of Chief Murray.
Were Not On Duty.
I'm the last few days six mem
bers of this department have
been suspended for misconduct
while of duty" the message
said. 1t should be noted that
all of these officers have become
involved in difficulty several
hours after they had been re-
lieved from active duty.
Members of the Metropolitan
Police Force will be expected at
all times, both on and OF duty,
to conduct themselves in a man
ner that will be a credit to the
Metropolitan Police Force.
"Ohicers Of the Metropolitan
Police Force understand that the
chief Of police will not tolerate
misconduct on the part Of any
member of this force either on or
off duty.
Commanding officers shall
bring this memorandum to the
attention of all members of their
command at each roll call for
the next ten days and strongly
impress upon them that immedi-
ate disciplinary action will be
taken in all cases of miscon-
duct"
Those Suspended.
Suspended as the result OF a
dispute with a counterman in a
Northwest restaurant were Pvt.
Kenneth Brown, 27; Pvt. Edward
F. Pokorny. %, and Pvt. Julius
Debroski, 30, all Of the seventh
precinct.
The other three were accused
of taking a motorist for a ride
and dumping him from their
auto after an argument over a
parking place near Union Station.
They are Pvt. Lester j. Nc
Carthy. 26; Pvt. Emil l.. Ferrand,
26, and Pvt. William H. Vein
garten. %, all of the second pre-
cinct.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
9be Sunday Staf

REVIEW OF THE wEEKThe developments Of world end
domestic deested and interpreted the feature ou
Washington reads esuIor the Review Of The Week the Editorial
Section.
WHO WILL THE DEMOCRATS PUT UP FOR VIRGINIA GOVERNORS The
Democratic primary for the Virginia ubernotoro nomnoon builds
mox Sote Seno Fenwek Representative Stoey
in the home stretch with the three days off, This Sundays
So will the and the hshishs their
WHITE MANS BURDENA century oeo when Eopeon notions
eonzns fevershH Frenehmon sold imperialism wosn worth the
cost Tho whot Frenehmen Ieomins oday but there
ehonee hot Fronee will give her empire willingly The problems
ons France and the West outlined Crosby Noyes the
Editorial Section
DICTATOR DES-hof the world his feet whot did the
detotor won't most the lost brief Of life? The
lies in gripping story SUSPENSE "The Mon the Block clook
BY Denis PGmme, lecture fiction in This Week Mosozne.
UNDER THE sTARTs best Sleep Boy Scout will
tent pitched according the rules Of wooderoft full
photo OF Compns Time Star Stoff Photographer Pou Sehmk
Soees the to The Stor Pictorial Mosoxine.
ANOTHER DUST B0WL-Doush the seourse formers hos hit oso
this time thousands miles the Southwest The back
ground and significance Of the emergency explored
by Jack Jonos in the Editorial Section
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Evening star., 1953-07-11
Ex-Major, Now a Priest,
Will Saw His First Mass

The Rev. Joseph w. Hartman,
son Of Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
Charles D. Hartman of 1890
California street NV, will cele-
brate his first solemn mass at
10 am. tomorrow in st. Mat
thew's Cathedral.
Father Hartman is a graduate
of West Point and was a major
in the Army when he resigned
to enter the priesthood. He was
ordained last December in Rome
after studying at the North
American College there. He has
been assigned to st. Matthew's
Cathedral.
The Right Rev. Msgr. John K.
Cartwright, rector of the cathe-
dral, will preach.
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weaving car after avoiding a
crash with other racers and
rolled it across the finish line.
The other accident sent a car
driven by Rodney Moorehead,
757 Gerard street NV, crashing
over the curb and into the snow
fence retaining wall.
Prize for the best upholstered
car. an electric tool kit from the
Collins Aikman Upholstery
Corp, went to Robert P. Ander-
son, lis Sherman avenue, Tako-
ma Park.
The winner here will receive
the T. H. Keating plaque, free
four-day trip to Akron, Ohio,
and a place in the starting field
of the All-American Soap Box
Derby there August 9. In the
big one, $50 young drivers from
the United States, Canada, West
Germany and Puerto Rico will
race time and each other for the
SIS, 900 in scholarships.
Evening star., 1953-07-11
Man Seriously Injured
In Leap 10 Escape Fire

A rooming house occupant
who apparently leaped from his
third-f1oor quarters to escape a
fire today was in critical condi-
ton from multiple fractures.
Police identified him as Robert
Elderidge, As, colored, of 1918
Twelfth street NV.
Firemen responded at 1:25 am.
to find the attic ablaze.
In a rear alley they found
Mr.. Elderidge unconscious. He
was taken to Freedmen's Hos
pital, which reported he sustained
a fractured skull, fractures of
both legs and internal injuries.
The Fire Department brought
the blaze under control in 80
minutes.