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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31

Soviet Claims of No Poverty
BeIied by FIocks of Beggors

I saw tottering old beggars
along Shevchenko street and
Lenin street, two of Kiev's main
thoroughfares.
In Moscow there are beggars
to be found in many places, but
once again particularly around
places of worship. They swarm
about the main Jewish syna-
gogue, one of four said still to
be in operation, and about the
so or so churches throughout
the capital.
Churches Are Scarce.
Communists insist all this rep
resents only the remnants of the
Czarist regime-which died away
SO years ago. The churches,
too. are placed in that category.
Russians say there are SIS or
thodox churches in Moscow to-
day. This would mean, on the
basis of probable population.
about one church for every
125, ZOO persons.
The churches invariably are
overcrowded on church holidays.
There are fairly large numbers
of young people, middle-aged
and well-dreSsed people and
even army officers at the serv-
ices. This held true throughout
the provinces. But it is also
true that in the main, those who
attend church services are old
people and women. If there
are children present, it is be-
cause the women brought theme.
There are no young people at
all to be found in what churches
remain for sects other than the
Russian Orthodox. The Roman
Catholic church, in the shadow
Of Lubianka prison in Moscow.
has only old men and women in
attendance at services conducted
by a Lithuanian priest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
Oldest lnhubitunts
To Meet Tomorrow

The Association Of Oldest In
habitants win meet at 1890 am.
tomorrow in the Old Union En-
CINE House, Nineteenth and H
streets NV.
Judge E. Barrett Prettymap,
OF the United States Court of
Appeals for the District Of Co
lumbia, will speak. The Police
Boys Club Band will play after
the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
Gen. Common Retires

LANGLEY AIR FORCE BASE
Va. Dec. 81 (R.-The retirement
Of the Air Forces senior officer
Gen. John K. Cannon, was an
nounced yesterday from his tacti-
cal air command headquarters
here. He headed the Berlin air.
Lift In its dnal stages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31

Only old people really attend
any more. and besides there is
freedom of religion"
But for the many beggars seen
in the capitals of the Soviet
Union, there is a unique explana-
ton. They are all profession
ais"
Some Of these professional"
beggars looked miserable. A
young mother in Stalinabad,
capital of the Tadjik republic.
sat on a curb, nursing her baby.
There was agony in her face as
she cried for aims.
BeggarS of All Ages.
Another young mother-she
couldn't have been more than
19-sat on a landing in the big
department store on Lenin street
in Kiev, capital of the Ukraine.
She, too. clutched her baby in
her arms and begged for kopeks.
Most of the crowd of shoppers
passed her by without a glance.
! walked extensively through a
half dozen Soviet cities and
found many beggars of all ages.
asked about them and each
time was told they were profess
SIGNALS. Often that seemed quite
possible, since they were congre-
gated near the few churches still
in operation, their hats on the
ground beside them, seeming
quite sure that the church's laws
of charity would work in their
favor.
But many of the beggars are
the halt, the blind, the inflrm
and the aged. They gather pitt
fully few kopeks from passing
crowds, even near the churches.
It seemed impossible to get
any accurate information on
why these people do this in q
society which claims to have
outlawed poverty. Beggars in
Moscow often live in streets
and alleyways and try to find
shelter at times in the Metro
Subway stations. Police fire.
quently are seen turning them
out in the small hours of the
morning. Some live in cellars
near or under a church, or in
tumbledown shacks outside city
limits
Beggars in Every City.
I found beggars in every city
I visited. In Alma Alta, the
snowbound capital Of Kazakh-
stan. many congregated at the
end of Kalinin street, near the
still-operating Russian Ortho-
dox Church.
In Tashkent, capital of the
Uzbek Republic. some Of the
crippled beggars on Lenin street
had homemade means of loco
motion such as boards on wheels.
I counted 10 beggars one after
noon in q single half hours
walk along Pushkin street,
where there are many new
apartments Of the Swankier mid
dle-class set. ! saw beggars in
pairs, working together. I saw
one ancient, bearded man hold
ing q little girl in his arms,
apparently as a decoy. shouting
for help for her. The child
looked half starved.
In Tbilisi, capital of Georgia.
q large number Of beggars con-
gregated at a big Georgian or
thodox church just of the main
street. In Kiev. capital of the
Ukraine. beggars, men and wo-
men, swarmed about the en-
trance to Andreevsky Cathedral,
still in operation as q place Of
worship. They haunted the
Lavra, the ancient Ukranian
seminary in the heart Of Kiev.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31
Post-Stolin Russiu
By WiIIiom [. RYon

associated Press Foreign News Analyst
Soviet Communists have a
ready explanation for almost
anything.
Are women doing the heaviest
Of toll? It's because they have
equal rights"
Are a surprising number Of
people going to the churches?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31

Generals present effort to
have wire-tap evidence legal
lied and the constitutional
protection against self -incrim-
ination weakened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-12-31

This is the fourth Of q series Of un-
censored and revealing stories by Mr..
Ryon. o Russion- speaking specialist
who has just returned from three
months in the Soviet Union.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
HOUSES SALIVA. Cont
LANGLEY. VA.

LANGLEY, VA,
30 minutes from downtown. A dis
tinctive small house in a rare set
Family-size iiv. rm. with firepiace.
. din. rm. overlooking beautifully de-
veloped rear yard, den, Va bath,
breakfast nook and kit. There are 9
bedrms. and tiled bath on 2nd a.
cal addition Of a 3rd bedrm. and
2nd bath. This property offers coun-
try living in an established commu-
nifty Of fine homes on acreage sites.
1t would take lifetime to develop
a comparable setting and almost
impossible to find an area where
your residential dollar would be
more secure. Price. S37,500. Call
DE. 2-410l Office hours; or EN-.
3-0SSl ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
L608 Goth st. NV. DE. ,2-4101
Evening star., 1953-01-06

STORE FOR RENT. 18th d and N. z;
837 26th ST. NV, corner store with
3 rms. KIT. and bath, near proposed
multi-million project. GUARANTY
REALTY INC" 1923 10th st. NV.
1iSo SS, i;G'SSi Isl sT. Nw.-corner No store,
lights. completely decorated; S12B
mo. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN g. Co, 14l5 K St. NV. ME.
sTokE ,,i AMP r.! APT; ep on corner corner q ae1o
variety Of business. For details.
call ia. 9-3940 or RA. 6-09s4. s.
80 N. GLEBE RD., ARL.. VA.-Mod-
ern store, fireproof bldg. 20x60, with
BERNSTEIN q CO., 1915 X st, NV.
1st AND sEAToN PL. N.w.-Approx.
10x36, in very active colored neieh-
inspect call LEO M BERNsTEiN S
CO. 14i5 K st, NV. ME. S-5400.
ligS igS,n1 I4th ssEo. 81; N;w:-Gnd; nr; store.
GEo H. 'iss BERNsTE1N SsnE 70 l. HsDee' co 1siS si
34I6 M ST. N.W.-i7x5o, $50, heat
L1A AEO hn. bzftN6 Elm dE w.,
14l5 X st. NV. NE. S-540O.
$40 Oh ST. NV. about so feet OF
Pa. ave; Apply $40 r st. NV.
so1 81. NV, 2nd commercial.
Cement floor. Good repair shops.
Apply $40 2 st. NV. Room 10. II
SELL. F.SERvICE GROCERY in Center
Market City. 5th and K SITS. NV,
approx. 5000 50. IT,, occupied By
Safeway Stores since 1915: doing an
excellent business; immed: occup.;
reas. rent. To inspect call MR.. ROB-
BINS. DI. 7-5039, or call MRS. SEN
NETT. ME. S-5400. %
18th ST. NV, AT PARK RD.-SmalI
store. l7x31, located In the heart Of
this busy shopping area. suitable for
pickup valet; Can Mr:: Holland.
NV, ST. $4,000. g
STX-STORE SHOPPING CENTER in
West Hyattsville has opening for
ladies' or children's wear or deli.
catessen: contains 900 50. Il. CAN
Mr.. Holland. II. @. SMITHY Co,
sI1 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000. "a
3O9 18th ST. NV
Heat and Hot Water Furnished.
l. W GROOMS 1889 EYE ST. NV.
tcontinued on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1953-01-06
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Glenmont Park-$13,950
1.500 cash will handle this very
comfortable expandable bungalow.
Now has nice. bedrms. on 1st a.
but may be finished easily into 4
bedrms. and 2 baths. Vacant. Move
right, in: Anchor-fenced yard. full
dry bSmt. =.
Northwood Park-$16,950
Rambler-style brick home near Four
Corners, FEATURES all on one floor,
liv. rm. with firepl.; full din. rm.:
all-elec; kit. includes dishwasher,
readily expandable fioored attic; full
bsmt. with outside entrance: to level
spacious yard. Near elementary
school. Very nice residential area.
Owner moving from city. Asking
only $4,000 down. Early poss. Ex-
large AZ loan
WoodSide Park-$38,500
Very pretentious, stately and modern,
in Silver Springs best area Of fine
living. Colonial styling, with
center-hall arrangement. Den on
1st A., very large bedrms., ga
baths, dble. rec. rm., oil h.-w.h..
2-car garage. Corner lot is beauti-
fully Handicapped. Completely redec-
GRATED, new-house condition. This Is
an excellent buy. Should be very
suitable for professional home.
See these and our many other choice
hstings at your convenience by
calling
JU. 9-6440
9 Am. to 8 PM.
Woodside Realty Co.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
GLEN MAR PARK

few Hampshire ave. extended. Situ-
ated in beautiful suburban area
OF Montg. Co... with a panoramic
view of Washington, this lovely
brick home is the finest of prewar
center-han floor plan provides q
living rm., dining rm., an all-elec-
trio kitchen, paneled den, powder
rm: and brkfst. rm. on 1st H.: 3
bedrms., 2 baths on 2nd A.; large
living porch. gear built-in garage.
handicapped grounds are but q few
Of the attractive features of this
fine home. Priced low to effect q
prompt oh-season sale. Ewes. Mr.
MCDOWELL, LO. 4-0147.
L. T. GRAVATTE
l51s Z st. Realtor. MA. S-0753.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

Two-bedroom brick Cape Cod; separ-
place in living room; near shopping.
transp. Mr.. Carter, JU. 5-S664,
MARSHALL j., WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV.
Realtor AID. 4-2005
DETACHED BUNGALOW
ONLY $3.50 DOWN
Lovely s rms, mod. bath, gas heat,
bsmt., lge. fenced yard, screened
front porch. Located nr. 1000 blk.
Bladensburg rd. ne. Vacant, move
right in. Priced right: pymts. only
BREITERMAN REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1953-01-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

oShg SE5ust s'o Of AfD r. PoeSLAS SSs idsal; snE;
located corner building. approx.
businesses. incl. warehousins. manu-
facturers displays, brokerage ofices.
or Or any retail or Tholesale outlet.
NEAR 7th AND MAINE AVE. s.W.-
2-story brick BLDG; will remodel to
suit tenant; plenty parking space;
reasonable rent. RE. 7-2137, LII.
Avail. IMMEDIATELY in downtown
area. $500 So. IT., 2 fis.; shipping
SScI;{ SSoLo{TIAL i = IsMSvEsrMENr NJ co. CO. Sr. Mr.
storage. gaia Reedie pl. Cali JU.
1Y1sS GEORGIA AvE.-Entire first
floor; fdloor; suitable oeface or living atrs.
4ss ss etb H. 81. 9-ses4: NtW.-s-story-an
public alley; parking facilities Tor & <
cars; End commercial. Apply Room
NV. " % COR. siS 4; aND AMI PA. AVE. NV.
End floor. Good display windows
tofa toflnF Ma Pa sIsoesl sys and 9th st. Eley'-
Commercial bldg; conv. ioc. Reason.
able. Apply $40 F st. NV. Room 10.
1925 eth ST. NV, 2nd commercial.
app. 1000 SO. IT,. excel. for off,.
with open work space. fireproof bldg.
I4l5 K st. NV. NE. $1,000.
1923 i ST. NV lge. rms, excel.
for 1st commercial store, dr.'s on,
etc: imm: occup. To inspect call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K
514 9th ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd hrs.,
app. 1000 50. IT,, completely deco
rated, imm. occup., reas. rent. APP
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.,
1415 K st. NV. Me. S-540O.
9O6 11th ST. N.W.-Grg. in rr.. app.
19x.S. 2 stories, excel. for work
shop, warehouse, reaS. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415 K
st n W ME &-h4nn
Evening star., 1953-01-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Down
40-Ft. Rambler

The prettiest little all-brick rambler,
set under the spreading branches
OF a 75-ft. oak tree. Brand-new,
lovely. sunlit bedrms., nice liv.
rm., modern kit. with dinette, 200
Only 2 blks. to bus and shopping
and 3 to school, S16,500, with low
down payment,
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ATTENTION: GIs

S13,990
S1,400 CASH
We have only few Ramblers left for
a selected purchaser in beautiful
community; 3 bedrms., l tiled bath,
lge. living rm., de luxe kit, stove
and refgr., full bsmt. with outside
entrance. Handicapped lot. Call OIL;
4-2SS5 and eyes,, EN-. 3-3664. .
VETERANS
Three bedrms. $9.457: S757 cash.
500 per mo. These homes contain
3 bedrms. and tiled bath; 1S-ft. liv.
rm.; large kit. with Tracy steel
cabinets, Brown gas range. 7-ft.
built-in Formica-top breakfast bar;
3 bedrms. and tiled bath; lots COM
pletely sodded; streets paved; houses
VA inspected and ready 20 occupy
now. Cash pymt. includes settle
ment costs. Directions: Drive out
Viers Mill I'd. to 1st street in, Rock
vile Ust street before the bridget,
turn right to Baltimore rd., turn left
on Baltimore rd to Horners lane,
turn right on Horners lane to sample
house.
DEVEREUX & ELKINS
4Ol Horners Lane. Rockville
Dn O-R1n2
Evening star., 1953-01-06
NEW ENGLAND

CAPE COD IN VIRGINIA
White brick Cape Cod, set among
tall pines and NAPLES, reflects the
charm of old New England; large
20-ft liv. .rm., perfect for enter
tanning; 2 bedrms. down; with full
expansible attic, f1oored and insu-
lated; full bsmt.: "a acre; S14,950.
Crown Realty, JE. $4,000
1881 w. Broad St., Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

THIS IS THE DAY
YOU'VE DREAMED OF
Some day you've hoped to find it
A rambler that expresses your ideal
Of all that a supremely fine home
should be.
From the superbly equipped kitchen
to the huge paneled recreation room
with firplace and picture window
tryside, you'll find what you want
in this new, 3-bedroom. 2Ka a-bath
brick home. Priced at S29.950.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
IA. 5-7744 Realtor IA. 5-9I54
Evening star., 1953-01-06
YOITT,I, RE GLAD

YOU'LL BE GLAD
You waited when you see this charm
ing white masonry Colonial in con-
venient Cherrydale, only ! blk.
from St. Agnes Church and school.
24-ft liv. rm.. din. rm. comb. lge
bright equip. kit. den or bedrm.
DS and bath upstairs: bsmt and nd det let
garage. Lge. 75x140 fenced lot with
plenty of shade trees.
FIRST COME! FIRST SERVEDi
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes of Wilson. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-01-06
w WI. II. HUOHEO
AP. 7-1400 Till 9 Pm.

COLORED-NORTH ENGLEWoOD
New Brick Home, Reduced!
1915 Goth Ave.-Three bedrms. and
den. liv. rm.. din. I'M. Magic. Chef
kitchen with garbage disposal and
exhaust fan; picture-window daylight
English bsmt. with patio to concrete
tile bath; auto. heat; aluminium
screens; insulation; sidewalks; beau
tiful trees; K-acre lot. This is q
Jewel. offered only to family with
combined income over 5000. Small
down payment might be considered.
J. YfcToR pitcKEy. Ap. 7-sOsO
Evening star., 1953-01-06

KENSINGTON = Exceptionally clean
S-bedroom rambler, on nice corner
lot. living room and full dining
room. 2 nicely finished basement
rooms, GE kitchen, Assume approxi-
mate $l0,500 GI loan; early posses
sion. A good buy, S15,750.
SILVER SPRING-4-bedroo 2-bath
brick home In immaculate condition:
rec. rm. and porch. Corner lot, conv.
location; immed. possession. Priced
fairly. S1S.q50.
silver SPRING - THIS 2-year-old.
3-bedroom rambler Is an unusual
value offering many extras. such as
dishwasher. disposal, de luxe range,
large refrigerator. automatic wash
extra built-in cabinets. Large fenced
lot. A real value at S17.500.
THOMPSON & GRAY
Realtors JU. 5-61o0 Open 9 til 9
Evening star., 1953-01-06
MASS. AWE. EXTENDED

Beautiful new all-brick rambler with
3 large bedrooms. 2 baths. very at
tractive dining room, large living
room and de luxe kitchen with
breakfast bar. Full basement has
pAneled club room. maids room and
bath. Large garage. e. M. FRY.
INC, Oh. 2.S700 till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
WAVERLY HILLS

Handsome stone Cape Cod home;
center-hall entrance. large living
room with fireplace, banquet-s sized
dining room, big kitchen, half bath
and screened porch; 3 eood-sized
bedrooms and bath; full basement
with pine-paneled recreation room
lovely corner lot. Owner transferred.
For appointment. call Mr.. Kronen-
berg, IA. 2-7500, Ext 116. with
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
So. IA. $4,000. Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
4 ACRES

II MILES TO D. G..
Restored brk. Colonial with 5 bed.
rooms and 2 baths; 29-ft. liv. rm.,
all-elec. kit; gar; air-cond. through
out; are only few of the fine
features.
THE SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICE
WILL ASTONISH YOU
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
Evening star., 1953-01-06
|$1,650 Down
Calf. Modern

Pretty as 3 picture. set in q back.
ground Of trees. truly California
modern in. style. Living room fire-
25 it. living room with dining area;
2 big bedrooms; full basement; &c
by $50 #. yard. This house will
be sold in one or two days, with
only $3.50 down and 500 per mo.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
CAN YOU BEAT TT

4 Bedrooms, $13,500
Rockville. Md.-New Cape Cod, 81, $50
down for GIs. Only Of Its kind.
Wooded lot on "a acre. Firepl. with
knotty- pine. paneling. refgr. and
tiled bath; Q bedrms. on 1st fir: 2
on 2nd with fully roughed-in bath
ready to set fixtures; dble. gray
cedar shingle for the exterior. Hard
wood flooring built on crawl space.
Sorry. no bsmt. Paved street, city
sewer and water.
Cod. $1,000 down; $11,950. Day,
ST. 3-S950; ewes. and week-ends,
TIT c-0S34 III
Evening star., 1953-01-06
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED-A building for long term
lease; 120x120: for bowling alley.
JU. 5-1154 or LO. 5-0S45. -
Evening star., 1953-01-06
KENSINGTON

1.B00 pOWN-Beautifu det. 2-bed-
rm. brick rambler: liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat, An
ehor fence, aluminium storm doors
and windows. Priced for quick sale.
Miss Dillon, UN. 4-1526. COX a.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE

INDIAN SPRING VILLAGE
nice Colonial on lge. lot; ideal for
children; close to public and paro-
chial schools. First floor: lge. liv.
I'm. with f1repl., din. rm., complete
kit; 2nd d.: 8 good-sized bedrms.,
v ith unusual ceramic tile bath. Last,
but not least. a finished rec. rm. in
the bsmt. Remember-it costs moth
ing to look $1S,750. Ewes. call
Mr.. King, JU. 9-0497.
Picture 0 white brick English cottage
with white sapling fence on a quiet,
shady lane. Be sure to look inside at
the big hy: rm. with beamed cathe-
dral ceiling the 9 lge. bedrms. and
sep. din. rm.. pine-paneled rec
rms. one with firepl. and the other
with Q lge. toy locker. Northwood
Park. You'll like 1t at $22,95O, sub
stantial cash needed. Ewes, call Mr..
Miller. JU. 5-9746.
LAWRENCE V. LUTES co.
sEALToR. JU. 5-4222.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ON A SHADY LANE

ON A SHADY LANE
In lovely North Chevy Chase,
Built in 194S Of brick and
s.cne with slate roof. Three
bedrooms, 9 baths. First
iioor powder room: large
rear screened porch; play
area in basement; attached
garage and nice level lot.
Price only $24,500 Contact
SHANNON & LUCHS co
5000 CONN. AVE. NV.
KE. 7-1S00 TILL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
BETHESDA

iuSt the house for a large family
4 bedrooms. 2 baths on second floor,
Very large living room. den. dining
room and kitchen on first. Fine
LOCATION within an easy walk to
schools. shops and fast Transports
tfon; $23.500. e. NJ. FRY. INC, OIL.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Court Tempers Fine
For Mother Who
Hid Fugitive Son

An attractiv mother yester-
day was found guilty in Munic-
ipal Court Of harboring her son
in her apartment at 1900 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, while he
was fugitive from justice.
The woman, Mrs. Joseph M.
Bonuso, who was defended in
court by her lawyer husband,
was fined $40, after Judge Ar
mond w. Scott said she had done
what any mother would have
done"
The judge said he would find
her guilty. but he invoked the
minimum fine.
Il don't care how wayward the
boy is, it is the perfectly normal
thing for a mother to do." the
jurist added
The mother is still under in
dictment on forgery charges.
Pvt. Clarence w. Knots,
plainclothes officer, testified he
went to the Massachusetts, ave-
nue. apartment on March 16,
after receiving a tip that the
boy was there.
Was in Hallway.
He said Mrs. Bonuso was called
to the door and he told her he
was looking for her son, Charles
F. Bailey. Pvt. Knots testified
he told the mother he had heard
the boys voice while standing
outside the door. Mrs. Bonuso
told him, the officer said, that
she would let him in as soon as
she was dressed. He said he
waited in the hallway for Is
minutes before she admitted him.
He said he entered the sixth
floor apartment and, after look
ing around, noticed that the liv-
ing room window was open. He
looked out the window and saw
the boy standing on a two-foot
ledge, clinging to a windowslll,
Pvt. Knots said.
He said he ordered the boy in
and arrested him.
He also testified that he went
to the apartment last night with
a warrant for Mrs. Bonuses ar
rest but that she refused to al
low him inside. He said the war
rant was served by uniformed
police who accompanied him.
Advised His Return.
Mrs. Bonuso took the stand to
testify she had called her son
In Chicago to return to Wash
ington to face hearings on ju-
venile court charges.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King brought out that the
youth had escaped from the Re-
ceiving Home on January Is,
where he was being held pending
juvenile court action.
The mother said her son had
returned from Chicago the day
Pvt. Knots came to arrest him.
Her son was washing the win
dows when the policemen ar
rived, she recalled. She said Pvt.
Knots drew his gun and went
to the window. He told the youth
to come in or I'll Shoot" she
said.
II told him if he shot would
kill him." she testified.
Mrs. Bonuso said she had seen
her son two days after he had
escaped in January. but did not
see him again until March Is.
Detective Sergt. Benjamin
Clarke of the Police Check
Squad, testified he had seen Mrs.
Bonuso with her son at Massa-
chussets avenue and Fifteenth
street NV. on March Z.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Parent Institute Opens
At School Tomorrow

A Parent Institute, sponsored
by the Southeast Settlement
House and the Giddings-Lenox
and Van Ness School PTAs, will
be held at 10:15 am. tomorrow
at the Giddings School, Third
and G streets Sc.
The main speaker at the night
session will be DR.. Marion
Wright, professor of education
at Howard University, who will
discuss integration in the public
schools.
Evening star., 1953-03-20
Buhu'i New Year Starts

The Washington Bahai Com
munity will usher in its new year
at sunset tonight with the ar
rival Of the vernal equinox. The
feast is known as Naw-Ruz, and
will be celebrated in all Bahai
churches throughout the world.
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ties. He also served two years.
in the navy.
Mr.. Graham attended college
for S years one and a half
years at p T n C e o n and the
balance at the General Motors
Institute.
Mr.. Graham is joining the
Chardon Masonic Lodge. He has
lived at Bass Lake for 3 years
and has two children, aged one
and three years. Mrs. Graham
ia ug h t elementary, school in
Cleveland and it is through her
experiences that he has become
interested in the educational
field.
Mr.. Graham feels that many
C h ii d re n are attending the
Chardon Schools from the Mum
son area and therefore they
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5 Building Permits
Issued in September

Building permits issued by
Village clerk Jennie Davidson
Tor tn e month of September
are as follows:
Robert A. Stroyd, Jr., 4Oe
Water st. Sign.
John A. Baker, Maple Ave
I room frame house with ~
baths, "a feet 3A inches x4O
feet TIA inches.
The Standard OIL Co. of Ohio
IL feet x rs feet steel tank
for fuel oil.
A. M. Stiverson, BAT S. Hamb.
den st. 20ft.x22ft. block tool,
house.
Clifford ]. Wedge, Park Ave
o room frame house with
oath and garage in basement