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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

T sna H. 81 yySlsosor 5t SEo SS tires r
FORD '53 Customline "e" Tudor;
two-tone maroon and ivory; all
sfe ssS Franz flu sszL rogT S Nc
5000 Penna: ave. Sc. II. 1897:
h.: SS45. No. 1894. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy. 8. g.,
Md. JU. 5-7S04. Open evenings
FokDS SO conv.;. beautiful cream I'm.
ish with new black top; has Z. and
b. and Wv. tires. Runs fine. A
real beauty for only 81 800. No.
3 Wsst bv MosR9 e. E Md 81 1ss 57 EsSt
FORD 80 Fordor; r. and HI. sports
men green one owner, low mileage;
ready to roll: 6-month or 5000
mile warranty. $795. NORTHEAST
@S n2a "a. co n:s. (E f. ss SSo sladens-
FORD '53 Fordor: r. and h.. two-tone
paint. one owner. low. mileage. D. c.
Inspection guaranteed: 6-month or
S099Hils M %sTTranty 70 y sRa SSS.
$780, s$S sladensSurs I'd n.e.' IL 2
FORD 81 Fordor: =. and h.. alpine
blue. D. c. inspection guaranteed:
6.month or 6,000-mile warranty;
$685., NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
ifFord7l ..sa SSo Biadensburs I'd. me-
FORD '53 Tudor: r. and h.. Fordo-
matic, one owner. low mileage;
D. G. inspection guaranteed: o.
s To5sh G SoR sfe9oRfle M TTS5Eap aS
lFoTdl. AGO Benning I'd. ne. LII.
FoRDE1 'i5s TudoE r. and h.. dovetone
gray, one owner. under 5000 miles
D. G. inspection guaranteed: g.
9 5sS n NosTas4s TMasG5ffeot Kg s. co
!FoTdl. 4400 Benning I'd. ne. LII.
FSkS !, .5s eonysTEt:: r: and n; Ford
eomatic; low Iaileage: D; c. inspec-
P EAST "Hst 6Tok g. sSoeS Tor SoE sE5o
FORD. 80 Fordor custom "s": r.
and H., low mileage: ready to roll;
s 7sS NSRr SG3s7~1 MoT TooFRsa1cs az
tFordl. 400 Benning I'd. ne. LU.
FORD Isl Tudor de luxe e-cylinder;
an exceptional nice care many miles
to the gallon: jet-black finish: $685..
s sansi as Small 81: II r. 4- tsf 1900
b. and Fordomatic; 1895. No. l62-A.
MONROE FORD. 1887 East-West
hwy hwy. sil; sps.; Nd. Ju. 5-7so4.
FORDS-'51 and '49 sedans, coupes;
low mileage. These cars are out Of
this world. See Mr.. Murphy. FALLS
CHURCH DE soTo-PLYMoUTH.
FORD '53 Customline Fordor sedan;
overdrive, r. and h.. 1000 actual
1-owner miles. beautiful sun tan
finish Immaculate interior. Car
sEsay say s sIts5 Pc SELL to g.
TORS. 500 Wis. ave-. WO. $4,000.
FORD 1851 Tudor VS. sedan; $3.50
actual careful miles. one owner, all
accessories. perfect mechanical con-
dition. good tires. no dents. Car.
owner. and reason for selling will
stand Investigation. S1,100 or best
cash offer. -JU. 9-4267. -21
FORD $50 VS. custom Fordor: r. and
h.: t.. s., S. c.. dark green. 1000
mi. | owner; S1,695. NORRIS
HUGHES. 1914 Ga. ave. NV, RA.
FORD '5s Tudor sedan: r.. h. and
seat covers clean: S1,195; 4-month
written guarantee. HILL d. SAN
DERS.- Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer,
1II4 Vermont ave. NV. AID. $4,000.
PLYMOUTHS 1954'S
Brand-new. save up to 5000 on Bel
vedere station wagon. Laurel ,922.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LINCOLN ~. club coupe: radio.
heater. overdrive. recent new g..
cylinder motor, excellent paint and
tires: clean and in fine condition.;
fun price. $500. cash or terms, 500
down. $40 per month. WOLFE
M As SESs1 1891 Wisconsin ave. r, Nv
sedan: $3.50. De. 2-S10z, MISS
, MN1RGA a oI TeeEdays. s=is
s lssen; Or Best Ssss o.l DF'1 S ss sssco:
MERCURY 'Bs hardtop sport coupe n
clean inside and out: must see and
drive to appreciate; S2.006. HOYLE
MOTOR LA SALES. 1717 r. ]. ave. ne.
M IA 1dsSOS % conv.; s mos old Mis e.
sell ssIen IA eG s4a4S after 0snsr, ga gust
MERCURY $50 station wagon: +. and
h.. blue finish; ct only 1895.
BREWER MOTORS. 511l Wis. ave.
M MRi SIfpS rs club coupe; r. and h.;
very clean; good cond.; $425. Cali
after $50 pm. CIR. $4,000. 30
MERCURY 40 club coupe; solid ma
rroon. :: and h., overdrive; special.
1856. a0E KEs 81 mo- %oroR Run p 4lsi
Rhode Island ave-, Brentwood, Nd.
M III ca1Rs!0, 1858 Monterey: a.ton.
O-Matic drive. r. and h., immac.
sg mes taTT epa tv1Nl Icy %ile Mo
ToRs &C.; 1913 Florida ave. ne.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE


HUDSON 1851 Commodore "sp 4-dr.:
equipped with T. and b. and Hydra.
e Matte Transmission; sxceptionails
teed; 81, 096. pfVVER MoT0R ii CO. o.
6 ods s;cI IN ussd ooccs Cars sslS
HUDSON ~: +. and b, GOOD cond. ;
best offer over $3.50. Caii TU. 3.
4477: 80, -21
tliS cond ass S i ssrns s0s ssS Down. Ssan.
JxdUAEs-'Ss hSrdtop, : and nd roadster a
s snc vs,y ,esS naI Nh, H,eoXroom appssr-
18th and In our 32nd. year. -
SEErSEEM ~ wagon; r, b. and
S dsX gu:SE;s So 4 ]. s$S SS:. AII = San
lila Is1 yermont ave. nv. AID. 1900.
AAlSEh 1913 beautiful secrince;
1919: terms. $76 down. ROPER"
18th and r. I. ave. ne.
KAISER i948 4-dr.; equip. clean
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1858 dump; truck; iess
than 10000 mi. Cash Or terms
OWNER. JE. 3-9522 --21 &,
FORD 81 ila-ton F-5 75s-ins y b.
chassis and cab; excel. mech1nic al
cond.. good tires, newly painted;
suitable for 12-ft. body; $S46. STEu-
ART TRUCK CENTER. 1915 West
Virginia ave. ne. LA. 6-S927.
WILLYS 1-ton tow truck and crane:
Tony. MCKEE SERVICE STATION.
10th and L SITS. NV. ST. 3-7loo.
FORD 1853 sedan delivery;s 500 and
take over payments. Redwood o.
DODGE 1851 2-ton; cabin chassis:
$3.50 or best cash offer. Pa. 2-3312.
FORD 1850 F-6 fat dump: Is IT.
long. #. side; orig, mi, $4,000
appreciated; 81 ,095 or best cash
FEDERAL 49 3-ton 147-in. w.-b.
tractor; new Continental Diesel en-
CINE installed with 8 mos. use;
S1.995. STEUART TRUCK CENTER.
1915 West Virginia ave. me-. LA.
NTfEaRINATIoNAL 1s4s pickup KB,-a.
book value. RA. 3-46S5. I'll
FORD 1885 pickup truck; heater:
500. sCHLEGEL q GOLDEN. 265
Carroll st., Tx. PIX, D. c., RIA. 3-3303.
FORD '49 2-ton 134-in. w.-b. dump;
rebuilt motor, newly painted; ready
for work; sos. STEUART TRUCK
CENTER. 1915 West Virginia ave.
ne, LA, 6-S927.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1916 va Tudor: economical
Transportation guaranteed 4 to pass
gain. $295. DIVER MOTOR CO.,
Dodge-Plymouth, Used Cars. 6312
Ga. ave. NV. To. 10000.
FORD 80 Gust. VS. Tudor; Cd,
r. h. and turn signals: 81 1876:
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer, l1l4 Vermont ave. NV. AID
FoRD6v S'5s Victoria: e-tone iin.;; Ford,
S SPssslse 4mon na vhaitenp very slssa
R R'T'! A Rsal ar-4iad5d5.l 4 Vermont ave
HENRY j. 1861 o-cylindes: cd,
owner; this economical little. I car i
absolutely In new-car condition
throughout. Take csr to your me-
sssa s. ss'fsa iSsS w. ~
mileage: S6S5; 4-inonth written
guarantee; HILL - SANDERS,
Vermont ave: NV. AID. 4-43Q0; !.
Hh niah exeilens ss IaSE
FRANK SMALL. Jr.. INC. 5000
J $50 Corsair: driven only
5000 miles, Just like new: .$S45.
HALEYgS So INC, M st. at 1st st. Sc
HENRY J ia52 2-door sedan; ,bea1ti-
full, original finish; radio, heater.
Here is real economy in finest con-
dition; full price. $495: cash or
terms; $45 down. WOLFE MOTORS.
1901 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-: B.
III ,5s sedan: / bought it NEW
last month and it's perfect; 81. 325
or best offer. Don't delay for this
one! 144la Kslmia I'd. NV. 90 p;m.'
H 10; Sais7S 81 Horne. 4-door; black
WI AZ. sAksSS 5SS Ws ;SS
'bs: pvt. owner. Trade or
HUDSON 1916 2-dr.; dark green;
clean in and out; excel. mech. cond.;
$I95; terms. RE. 7-5875. Ia
HUDSON 1850 black Pacemaker 2
s a1 GSscari'e ssg5 and a b SEitfR
NASH. i7o5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alex,
Va. XII. $3.50. Open til o pm.
H GISssS Fa - small Super "e" Spas
senger 2-dr.; radio and heater; .ex-
cellent throughout. A eas-saving.
medium-siZe car; at this low price.
Your old car can easily pc your
S sGTn eIy@e1eso $ NC sss Easts
west hwy. silver Spring, Nd. JU.
9-SOO3: 1925 Ca, ave. Wheaton.
Md, LO. 4-SOD7s
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MERCURY '52 Monterey l-dr. sedan:
r. and b.; .2-tone gray with green
TOP; low mileage; I owner; 81 1857.
KESSLER MOTOR, 1921 Rhode
1 1sisnd ave. Brentwood. Md. I'm.
MERCURY 1852 Monterey coupe:
2-tone black and cream finish. =.
and h., Wv. tires. seat covers. Ike
n Gfyr ttiassHSS5o1 MoT q; s9Sc TERMS as
Florida ave. ne. Elk. 3-2S22,
MERCURY 1854 Monterey -4-dr. Sc
dan: Merc-O-Matic, T.. h.. WV.
MERCURY 1949 4-dr. sedan: Wv.
tires. r. h.. tailored sip covers;
low mileage, looks and runs Ike
new: 500. ia. 9-4309. Al
MERCURY '53 Monterey 4-dr.: Mere
o-matic. T., and h. fully equipped.
OIL. 4-f343k 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 blue Tudor de luxe VS.;
$4,000 NIL: :. and h.: lust Simon:
seat covers: $500. EN-. 3-2414. -lS
FORD 1853 cony. Fordomatic; r. h..
Sip ed,5 leaving . s.A. S1.77b. oRA
FORD 81 custom "s" Tudor; at.
tractive blue finish. with Wv
tires, r. and b.. seat covers; sboye
st.. at list st. Sc. II. $4,000. Ia
and lowered eS:p skirts: ideal hot rod rod
$500 or reas. offer. XII S-6s71;.
FORD 81 conv.:. =. and h.. overdriye;
showroom cond. $i.045. MCNEIL
SstIdebaker). 4o34 Wis. ave-. EN-
F0R6 I0' IS black Mainliner sedan, r
$50: WA. 10000 before $50 pm
FORD. 1850 de luke Tudor; equip.
original finish owner. immaeu,
M VIII Galy S s6fe 'f RRod. E fsana
FORD 1853 Victorian: r.. h.. Wv
tires: low mileage. l owner. i'm,
WILLIAMS BUICK, Rhode Island
E IS = s Esa. I; ~ 81. h; sas
FoRRSS' e4is Tudor; blue: heater; excel.
cond.; pvt. owner. $405. 1901
Biadeusburg rd. ne. 81
s S7ss. e0uP kEssLs aRd nor SsR c 4is
Rhode Island ave-, Brentwood. Md.
UN. 4-5526. -21 .
FORD $50 Custom sedan: r. and h. !;
trade. ST ,i95. KEssLER MOTOR.
4I21 Rhode Island ave.. Brentwood,
FORD IS suniiner conv.: glacier
carefully driven BY diplomat. leav-
ing country: $1.750. OIL. 4-3779.
FORD 81 VS. 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h.. seat covers: motor lust rebuilt;
oE EffE nice pS ssE fSE 0n sERS wee
College Park, Md. UN. 4-1500. 20
FORD so VS. convertible; char
treuse; radio and heater. new top.
good tires. $595. FRANK SMALL.
Jr:. INC, 1885 Good Hope I'd. LU.
FoRDo 5s VS. Tudor sedan: beauti-
full gray finish; fully equipped: very
low mileage; one owner: radio and
heater. $1.545. FRANK SMALL.
Jr. INC, 1885 Good Hope I'd. LU.
FORD 81 VS. Fordomatic. radio and
seat covers. Ss9S. FRANK SMALL.
Jry INC. 1886 Good Hope I'd. LII.
FORD ';52 Custom Fordor: Fordo-
matte. r. and h.. sun visor: 5000
miles: like new, win sell cash or
FORD q, 1850 eonyer.ISis; every every, posi- as;i
S795. JET MOTOR SALES, 2725
Nichols ave. s.e., 10. 2-Q336. --21
FRAZER AT; radio and heater. over
drive: beautiful interior, upholstery
Ike ,I new; ,S S9d5. FRANK Small
roRb Ne esn goo ~ Pa AYE club III 4sS9e
beautiful original black finish;
radio. heater, whitehall tires. Sac
rifice, $75 down. ROPER" 18th
and r: ]: ave. ne. ..
FORD '49 Tudor Custom 8: 7: and h;
isI DFie ors RPs w Sf15A IS sS aHSp
20Ol Nichols ave. Sc. 30
FORD 1854 Victoria; less than. 90
miles: r., h., 2-tone sandstone white
and coral top. WV. tires under
coat. etc; s2,3s5. AP. 7-3536;
FORD 1889 VS. Fordor: good cond.
inside and out. SIS5 or best offer.
24OS Cameron Mills I'd. Alexandria.
TIE. 5000.
FORD 80 conv.: r. and h; real sharp:
runs fine: $s75. No. 115T-A. NOM
ROE FORD. 800 Wisconsin ave.
NV. WO. $4,000. Open evenings
FORD SO Tudor Custom "s"; r. and
h.. Fordomatic, beautiful 2-tone I'm
iSh, S1195. No ella. MONROE
FORD. 1897 EaSt-West hwy. S. S..
Md. JU. 5-7S04. Open evenings
r tj1s 3 80 Tudor Custom .s"; r. and
h.: S675. No. 236-A. MONROE
FORD, 1887 East-WeSt hwy, 8. S..
Nd. JU. 5-7S04. Open evenings
FORD 1850 Tudor; nice. clean car.
Wv: tires and heater; $595. AP.
1856. go
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

E0RD 1p51 pickup. good cond. With
Lester RI 1880. "a
CHEVROLET 1852 h-ton rickup; 2
q eh094a toni FOOD. clesp trucks;
$685.. WWISSINGER CHEVROLET
Co. 2 Corners. Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-1177.
FORD SO pickups or panels. Want to
make the deal Of lifetime and get
a truck that sttll smells new? We
are ready to trade like mad this
week. Call or bring your present
truck IN. Our. trucks carry . new
truck title and guarantee. LOGAN
sFo55d,, I'LL 18th st. n.wc DI.
FORD $50 3-ton 147-in. w.-b. tractor,
new motor, air brakes, 2-speed rear
axeI, fully equipped; 2.995. STEU-
ART TRUCK CENTER. 1918 West
Virginia ave. ne. LA. 6-8927.
DODGE AZ 11z-ton chassis $3.50
DODGE 40 1-ton pickup 375
CHEW. 40 1-ton panel--------2 200
fHthi "a i; TRuc Me'r RENrAL GO go
NO. 7-7705. 10
, 1954-09-24
DR.. Singleton. Atty.
Corneiro to Run in
ST. Thos. District
Two Boys Sent to
Mdnduhl: Two Going
to Mother in NY.

Two Of the four boys in The Democratic Party of st.
volyed in the robbery at the Thomas has nominated DR..
Ehristiansted Utilities some Singleton and Attorney Cor
months ago, were sent to metro to run in the district OF
Mandahl Home for Boys in st. Thomas and the candl-
ST. Thomas; the other two will dates at Large will be Mrs.
be sent to their mother in Lucinda Millin, Attorneys Dud
New York. Only $124401 of the ley and Rodriguez. The AVIS
$500 odd dollars stolen were report of yesterday was in
recovered. error, for which we are sorry.
The bows to be sent to New There is no indication that
York were turned over to the the Democratic Party in st.
Child Welfare Department. Croix will put up any candi-
Because of their youth the dates, The leaders here do not
names of the boys have been feel that the national label
omitted. They were represent is feasible in these parts.
, 1954-09-24
Vicorp Bodrd Of Dir.
Meeting Set for
Sept. 81, IN Wdsh. DC.

The next meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Vir-
gin Islands Corporation will
be held in Washington on
Monday, September p.
The Governor is expected
to attend.
, 1954-09-24
Britiun Shows Off
flying Bedsteud"
thdt Flies Struight up

Great Britain showed off its
version of a plane that flies
up yesterday, which
is said to be strangest flying
machine yet seen. It is jet
propelled dubbed the Flying
Bedstead", because of its four
spindly legs.
There is a marked differ
ence between the American
and British models. The for
mer stand on their tails and
flies straight up and are equip
ped with propellors whereas
the British model is all jet.
The engines Of the Ameri-
can models remain in their
orthodox position and turn
the planes on end; the British
leave the plane on the level
and turn the engines on end.
The British idea is that an
airplane sitting in orthodox
position on the ground can
shoot straight up into the air
if the jet blast is blown out
of the bottom instead of the
tail. Once airborne, the pilot
theoretically redirects the jet
Continued on page ~
, 1954-09-24
Henry De Lugurde
Resigns from Housing
Authority

Attorney Henry de Lagarde,
Executive Director of the Re
development Housing Author
ity for the Virgin Islands,
handed in his resignation to-
day, it was reported.
The reason for Mr.. De La
resignation is not
known but dissatisfaction had
been expressed on the method
in which tenants for the Pear
son Gardens were selected.
, 1954-09-24
British Virgin islands
to Elect Councilmen
September 80

The people of the British
Virgin Islands are preparing
to 60 to the polls on Wednes-
day, September 80, to elect
six members to the munich
pal council; four are appoint
ed by the Governor of the
Leeward Islands and the Com
missioner, who is president.
The members Of the Coun-
Gil serve for a term Of three
years. There are no literacy
or property qualifications for
voting in the British Islands.
, 1954-09-24

ed by Attorneys Young and
Rogers.
Miguel Gautier, who charg-
ed with malicious killing of
an animal and carrying a con-
cealed weapon was given ten
days in jail and a $500 fine.
After hearing argument of
Attorney Leader, whom Judge
Moore asked to defend him,
Gautier will only serve the 80
days imposed in the Police
Court, as the ten days will be
deducted from it.
Gautier stabbed a dog; the
animal bled to death.
, 1954-09-24

JOAlO1COA EIG441G4 4O4A4 IGPA0os h
Assuils British Policy: Nominute Sen. Ives
Discrim. on Positions for Governor
Prime Minister William A. State. Senator Irving Ives
Bustament charged that Bri- was nominated by RepubE-
tain was bent on maintaining cans at their convention t
colonial tyranny" and was run for the governorship Of
guilty of plain unvarnished New York yesterday. His no
discrimination against native mination was by reclamation
Jamaicans." He will be opposed by Aver
ill Hartman.
u Senator Ives running mate
-. is !. Raymond Me Cover
istrative changes in Jamaicas
~ Javits will run against Rep
constitution. The proposals -
would transfer some of the
80. trict.
duties and responsibilities to
the colonial secretary and the DoWnpour Causes -
attorney general from elected More Domo0e to
ministers. Rorrdc Tai Coruiro
q The Premier also stormed The recent heavy rainfall
against an advertisement pub that started during the early
lished in Britain for assistant hours Of Wednesday morning
superintendent of police to not only disrupted telephone
work in Jamaica. He charged communication between Free
that such a move had been eriksted and Christiansted bu
taken without the consent of did some damage to roads a
the executive council in ia well.
maica. He said Sir Hugh Foot, Telephone communication
Governor General, now vaca- have been partially restored
tioning in Britain, was behind but there is still anly one lin
the move. is in use.
= - i non +bo+ +bo Ri A total of 10 lines fell dur
itch 40 ooalv m,o,+bod ubon ing the morning and later il
+bev sno.k &c olf-oovornnoont the day four more; making
fr ,o Mr. Rns+soroon+o soid total of tWentythree lines.
lone must fight and go to
prison if one wishes to bring Henry De Lugurde
freedom and self-respect to Resigns from HOUSING
ones country Authority
Attorney Henry de Lagarde
Vicorp Bodrd of Dir. LnTeaor : - ~ =
Meeting Set for ueVeiopnen' housing nu'no
Sept. q, IN Wdsh, DC. Hy 1r tne virgin lsianos
, 1954-09-24

is in use.
A total of 10 lines fell dur
ing the morning and later in
the day four more; making a
total of twenty-three lines.
, 1954-09-24

It is clear now that the Bri-
fish are mealy-mouthed when
they speak of self-government
for us, Mr.. Bustsamente said.
"One must fight and 60 to
prison if one wishes to bring
freedom and self-respect to
ones country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Man Gets so Days
For Failure to Pay
.5O-Cent Cob Fare
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Dec. "A man
who failed to pay a 50-cent taxi
cab bill has been sentenced to
go days in jail.
Magistrate John E. Prender-
CAST yesterday melted out the
punishment to James Williams,
%, of Manhattan.
The cab driver, Russell Garri-
son, said Williams hailed his
cab, was taken where he wanted
to go, and then said he'd have
to go into a building to get the
fare.
Mr.. Garrison said he asked
williams to leave something of
value" with him while he went
in to get the money.
When Williams refused Mr..
Garrison drove him to a police
station.
In court Williams pleaded not
guilty to disorderly conduct and
claimed he had paid his fare.
Refusing to discuss "other
elements" in the case, Magistrate
PrendergaSt said:
II made my ruling"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
David D. Kite, II,
Page County Farmer
Special Dispoteh TO The Stor

LURAY, Va, Dec. david
D. Kite, II, Page County farmer
and leader in farmers groups.
died Thursday in the Page Me-
mortal Hospital here.
Mr.. Kite, who lived at Grove
Hill, had been chairman Of the
Page County Board of Welfare
and of the County Agriculture
Adjustment Committee. He also
was member of the County
Democratic Committee until ill
ness forced him to curtail his
activities three years ago.
Funeral services were sched-
uled for 2 pm. today in st.
Paul's Lutheran Church, Grove
Hill, of which Mr.. Kite was a
member. Burial was to be in
the church cemetery.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Ada Foltz Kite, with whom
he celebrated his 50th wedding
anniversary last summer; a son,
Earl Kite, who took over Mr..
Kites large farm holdings when
the fathers health failed, two
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
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Dr.. Kenneth Bradley, g.;
Authority on Music
BY the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 4.-Dr.
Kenneth Mcpherson Bradley, 80,
president of the National Asso-
citation of Schools of Music and
Allied Arts, died last night at
the home of William H. Evans.
where he had resided for some
time. He came to California
about 20 years ago to retire.
DR.. Bradley was the author of
several books on harmony. For
Is years he was president of the
Bush Conservatory at Chicago
He was educational director of
the Juilliard Musical Founda-
ton, New York, in 1886.
DR.. Bradley's wife, the former
Edith Stevens Hosford, died two
years ago. DIR. Bradley, born in
Campbellsville, KY, was the
stepfather of Harry w. Hosford,
Cleveland financier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
4 U. 5. Servicemen Deny
Insulting Turkish Flag
BY the Associated Press

ANKARA, Turkey, Dec. A.
The Turkish court trial of four
United States servicemen charged
with insulting the Turkish flag
has been recessed until Deem
Der IA.
The Americans pleaded not
guilty at the opening session
yesterday. They have denied
they ripped the flag from an
Izmir building and stepped on it,
as alleged by Turkish witnesses.
The four said the banner was
torn down accidentally in a
friendly scuffle among them.
The incident has touched off
an anti-American press campaign
despite a public apology by Maj.
Gen. E. L. Eaton, commander of
the air unit at Izmir, Southeast
Europe headquarters of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza-
ton.
The accused men are men,
bers of the NATO air unit. They
are Airman 1/c Wilbur Facher,
%, of Iselin, N. j.; Airman &c
Henry r. Dunn, 20, of Longview,
Wash; Altman nc Ernest C.
Miner, 20, of Philadelphia. and
S/Sergt. Joseph A. Rothwell, Is,
of Hyde Park, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Rev. james McGurk, 81;
Missionary Priest
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The
Rev. James McGurk, 81, member
of a missionary group which
came to this country from Ire
land in 1912, died Thursday at
st. Joseph's House here.
A native Of County Derry,
Father McGurk was ordained in
Paris in 1902 and performed
missionary work in Ireland un-
til he came to the United States.
In 1917. he was transferred
from the Missionary Band of
Holy Ghost Fathers and served
churches in South Carolina,
Louisiana and at Chippewa
Falls. Wis. In 1941, he was trans
ferred to the Holy Ghost Mis-
sionary College at Cornwells
Heights, Pa, and in 1947 went
to the orders college at Rock
Castle, Va. He was brought to
the retreat here two weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-04
Albert W. CIagett,
Montgomery Native

Albert w. Clagett, rs. of 401
North Frederick avenue, Gath
ersburg, Md, died Thursday at
the Suburban Hospital, Bethes-
da, Md.
A member of an old Mont
gomery County family, Mr.. Clag-
EFT had been a lifelong resident
of Gaithersburg. Until he be-
came i'll two weeks ago, Mr..
Clagett had been employed by
the Montgomery County Roads
Commission.
Mr.. Clagett was the husband
of the late BERTHE E, Clagett, who
died almost two years ago. His
survivors include two daughters
and two sons. They are Mrs.
Walter Keir of Gaithersburg and
Mrs. Robert Moore. of Easton,
Md; Wilson Clagett. of Gath
ersburg, and Albert w. Clagett,
jr., of Germantown, Md.
Mr.. Clagett's body is at the
Gartner Funeral Home, Gath
ersburg, where services were to
be held at 2::30 o'clock this after
noon. Burial was to be at the
Forest Oak Cemetery in Cath
erSburg.