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Evening star., 1954-05-03
SILVER SPRING
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

kit. and bath in apt. bldg. No utils.
Nr. TT. Myer and Washington Lee
shopping center. EN-. 3-567s days;
EN-. 3-920S ewes. "a
$53,, ARL;-1 pedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
and and bath; nr: intersection Wash.
ping center. Ft. Myer. Pentagon.
3-92O8 nights. "a
Columbia pike at FRED
erick ST.. Magnolia Gardens; avail
able new, Beautiful and spacious
or 2 large bedrnls., expansible
Kitchen eauipment. paruuet floors,
Venetian blinds. 3 exposures. utili-
ties furnished: $3.50 to 500 mo-,
Fc information. call IA. 5000.
bedrms., exception
ally. lge. liv. rm.. pansled dinette,i
st. ov 3-o77s or oV. $3.50. ~s
DOMINION GARDENS. 500 blk. West
Glebe rd.. Alex.--Accepting appli-
cations and bedrm. apis. Rent:
and shoppins. call oV. 3-4s05.
bedroom apt. S99:5 utils. incl:
Minis. Pentagon. 8 Minis. to 10th
eIS9 rS onS'i'u'ion os ouS' ia "a
ARR. RossLYN AREA-Lovely l.
bedrm apt; S76, incl. gas: at bus.
skE., III. NEW NEW lsGE BGDG., g. Dak nr. Kann's-
/ bedrm:, 3 expos. extra closet
fpeie Pef uys TsshsT gS dsys! s5d4 Y 0sm' $87 90
eIS E. Nv WsiISNDsoR Ave. Alex.@s
rooms with closets, large kit, ex-
haust fan. bath, Venetian blinds:
adults. no pets. Refs. TIE. 6-4233.
-close-in. new and 2 bedrms..
Pak rent JA s-1nss 1nss out R0VSii Wilson fda biVd
left on Oak St; right to 1884 18th
DEL RAY, ALEX.--2--pedrm. apt. 1st
June L; $99.50. Apply ALLISON.
III E; uhler ave. KI. 9-643s or
Fl. + MYER GATE-1-bedrm.. apt,
nice. cool and coy. S77. so. utils..
parking, laundry. Mgr. ia. 5-6375.
ONE BLOCK FORT MYER-Garden
sedrms Sei slds7 Sra So 0edTm 1Ius usiIa. sS4.
1920 Monday. -4
RoSsLYN AREA = Newly dec. !,
Deqr peq mo- p bus at stop s'is as doSr nSl S9 me
AFT II E AfRPckTone fRRll ri 5neo bedfm s
living rm.. kit. and bath apt. in
garden project at 1902 Abingdon
dr.. just OF Mt. Vernon hwy. at
Bashford lane: S75 mo-, all utils.
LUcHs CO., 1905 II st. INV, Ma.
apt. lge. liy. rm..
din. bedrm.. picture window,
closets. kit. bath: fireproof apt.
bldg.: S95 mo, INCL; all utils.: mr.;
ARL.-This de luxe, air-cond. apt.
has Q master-siZed bedrms.. 26-ft
liv. rm., elec. kit. with garbage
disposal. breakfast nook, back yard.
rental Sl30, incl. heat and air
cond. POMPONIO REALTY INC.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D.c.

Mr.. N. CAP. AND HAWAII
lo1 Victor st. n.e.--De luxe cor. du-
plex: 2nd A.; lge. liv.-din. rm.
comb. bedrm.. kit. and bath; S76;
bus one block; adults. WA. T-04l3.
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ROPN To TIVE

DNI4V4N Z y LII II
IN AN apt? You won't
think SO when you see this
darling 2-bedrm. brick home
in NV. Takoma Park, d. c.
It's BETTER than new. Well
prove it. 1t has liv. rm., sepa-
rate dining rm., equipped kit.
and finished recreation rm. in
a full bsmt. Also you can
assume an $1,000 4cs GI,
incl. taxes and ms, for S7l
monthly. 1t cannot be beaten
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%R E9Sm eEpcesstOn S9p ST 7iao1 Il colOFed hotel
BAKERY-A chance Of q lifetime;
$3.50 down. Total price. !S2,500,
'inanS in nW ST. f. ssss4; saa5BGehs RA ssssr 50Sss4
located on No. 1 hwy.
near Alexandria: built new last
Sept. Seats 100. beer and wine. en-
tertainment. Price only $4,000,
siEs eass ferms =. W svs E. THRNEr sa9la Exelg
LUNCHEONETTE, mostly carry-out
service on 7th st. NV. All paper
service; does about 5000 wk., low
Overhead t,Iera aa =. Owner buying larger
for ES oGH 500 900 incl stock with only S1.I!y
Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. MA.
BoW1LiNG ALLEYS. Is alleys. air
cond., long established. has always
$500 with $4,000 cash down. W.
E. THRIFT. Exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave.
NV. MA S-9743. a
FAST GROWING section Md, with
limited competition, offers this ex-
cellent opportunity to right party
Attractive dining room, good fix
lures. Best offer accepted with rea.
Sonable lease. Box 1921, Star.
oD ssseryi9a ran gS9a SS d2sei Gss
from owner. LII. 6-3374. o"
GIFT SHOP. Arl.. Va. Mod. fixtures,
2 Neon lights, S3,500 in stock. Easy
terms. ia. 5-9l12. 10 to z pm.
AUTO REPAIRS, body and painting
233 years in the best NV: location.
16-car capacity. Long lease, low
rent: RA 3-966I or RA 3-4SOS. 81
ALL EQUIPPED RESTAURANT ready
for business; longterm lease to re-
sponsible tenant; Sl10 per month
as is. See MR.. PHILLIP HIRSCHEL
"a 9th st. NV. RIM. 304. RE
GEAR GARAGE or repair shop; i'm
mediate possession. 1914 9th st,
NV; double alley; $75 per mo. See
MR.. PHILLIP HERSCHEL. 724 9th
st. NV, RIM, 304, RE. 7-337S. 3
CHOICE LOCATION for recrea tional
center at intersection Mayo. Shore
ham. Triton and. Beverly beaches.
guiding similar in architecture to
howard johnson, call AID. 4-0l00.
USED CAR LOT on excellent corner
location on Florida ave. ne. Approx.
100-ft. frontage. lot is Of asphalt;
air-cond. office and garage. viii
sell cheap. For info. call co. 5-1O36
petWeen .m.-2 pm. or ewes. -
ne. corner. good
lease. unusual opportunity to get
bargain a. sacrifice price. Must
DELIcHTEssENsGR GATES SEM GROCERY K St. ne Beer. wt
NV; whife. $50 O00 vr.: lge. stock
apt. OWNER. RA. 3-6SO2. 3
GIFT SHOP, modern suburban shop
ping center: $500 handles; bal
ance easy terms. Box 174-J Star
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Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 TIL 8 Pm. Daily
or RA. $4,000
33 Years OF Dependable Service

COLORED. FOR sALE-1so0, block.
Rock Greek PARK; 6. rms, tastefuliy
decorated. ga baths. oil h.-w,h.,
elec.-eye garage. 3 porches. Price
and terms for quick sale: Possessiqn
VIC, MA. S-17s4; eyes,. co. 5-6l46.
COLORED-CREsTwOOD. lovely o.
bedrm., 2-bath rambler. true center
hall; master bedrm. with. bath. lge.
kit. with dishwasher and disposal:
clubrm. with picture window and
bar: garage; lge: rear yard. ROGERS
REALTY CO.. MA. s-O904. ia. O.
CoLoRED-6Os KENYON ST. NV
9 rms. and bath, brick: $4,000.
coLoRED-s COMPLETE APTs.,
brick, right of 18th st. NV: fun
bsmt.. gas heat. If you are looking
neighborhood. rUi @ ce this Spt's IS it, IN Cali M.
Penland,. ST. 3-736s. Ewes. LU. z
56I2 til 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
coLoRED4 units; 3 kitchens: Z
at si7.950 with 1900 cash down.
Completely remodeled throughout,
gas heat, detached garage. Call Mr..
Clark, RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE co; RBeaItor. Realtor. 1924 l4th st.
72zoEER@SG2Ri 2z8E6FSG FOR SRd bocrdE SSp JEaSA os
LOUIS Ridden ~ Ex. s-57o7
COLORED-2 COMPLETE APIS.
Beaut. decorated home, 8 rms. 2 kits,
2 baths: gas hit. Upper NV. Only
81 800 dn., easy terms. Ii. 7-371U.
COIN q LEVINE. Ho. 2-3s2o
e. .1NGRAHAM NV.
Only S995 dn. for this semidet. brick:
very clean: D rms. 2 incl. porches,
gear Rar,: bsmt;; oil ht. A real
bargain. RA. 3-2O03, ewes.
COHN 4 LEVINE, HO. 2-3620
coLORED-7th AND GALLATIN
rooms. l "a baths, lst.fl. powder rrn..
z kits. bsmt, oil ht. A beauty.
COIN & LEVINE. no. 2-362o
and Randolph; 8 rms. bsmt.. front
Easy payments. sT 3.se57.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
COLORED
$3.50 DOWN-POSSESSION
1900 BLOCK wALLAcH PL. NV.
J rms. and bath: row brick: base
ment. oil h.-w.h. Brokers coop.
SURETY REALTY CO.
I'd 4-053l Ewes, JE. 2-0250.
- II
COLoRED-sEMIDETAcHED
81 900 TO 81, 500 DOWN
300 block Of Spring rd. n.w.--Large
front yard: q rms, front porch.
rec. rm. with complete bath. 2 rear
porcfeS, garage, oil heat and hard
wood aoors. IL. 6-56a4 AID. 4.
coLoRED-5th AND INGRAHAM ST.
1895 DOWN
BRK.--PoRCHEs -BsMT.
You must see this house to appreci-
ate real value for such q low price.
Lac lovely rooms, 2 inclosed. heated
porches. modern kitchen and bath:
full basement. auto. heat. Don't wait.
1St NATL. REALTY
RE. 7-3531. Call Day. Night and sun.
CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
Evening star., 1954-05-03

NURSERY SCHOOL
about 80 children: will sell or lease
spacious. well-equipped building with
large playground.
ADLAI MANN, AGENT
1917 Woodward Bids. NE. s-1eO1
Evening star., 1954-05-03

2-BEDRM. HOUSE. newly decorated.
Ssn S9ntsct sasaoW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
5sIa ga Isl ii.9ssT. 81. N.w.-porch. liv. rm.,
hail. din. rm.. kit. 5 6edrms., IL
baths. b.-i. garage; avail. now: key
ofiice; -$105 mo. Sl1 9th n.w.-S
rms, baths; coal heat; vacant:
SS5 mo. 324 c st. s.e.-lO rms. 2
baths; auto. heat; several hundred
dollars reconditioning: $125 mo-;
ST. isTse ni s4rm, A:s, s-oatS aRa ho%es. hSRssn
S135 mo. and $500 mo. 90S iath
st. n.e.-5 rms, bath; S47.50 mo-:
avail. May g.. GEORGE /. BORGER.
INC, SAB Ind. ave. NV. Ma. S-0350.
KENTLAND. MD.-a-bedrm. bunra-
low. newly dec; equipped kit: nice
yard; near stores. school. buses.
SEAT PIE Pleasant, All seth PL.-sis
house house on S,lsE z lets; 8 rms. 2 kits;, lge:
during during weekdays. weekdays EN-. EN- 2-7sost. 27SSt VI
56I9. GA. AyE.---6 rooms, mod. oil
heat, conys garage. reduced; others.
OPEN@Ideai. 1901 Delafield pi, mr..
10th; det; brk.. 3 lge. rms. q baths,
sS,,fsd gas; fiIspl,i CARS, IDEAL Ss for doctor.
HYATTsvILIE AREA. Riverdaie-
9 bedrms.. baths; nr. street car;
$ll0 mo- JU. S-4354. 81
Sli0 per mo. wooDMooR AGENCY,
INC. JU. 9-5555 It'll 8 pm.
ONLY $3.50 RENTS THIS
3-yr. .-old. 3-bedrm.. full bsmt.. brick
rambler on H-acre lot in lovely
Falls Church community. All newly
painted and papered, living rm. with
disposal. PoMPoNIO REALTY INC,
2222 Wilson blvd. Arl. Va, ia. q
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APIS UNFURNsHED-MD APIS UNFURN.-vA (cont1

Dawson Terrace Apis.
zoos N. SCOTT ST, ARL.. VA.
bedroom with balcony.
many de luxe features. large closets.
Laundry. storage, $120 includes
all utils. MGR. on premises. ia.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
FLOWERS-GARDEN

T LOW EICO-OAICDEN
SURROUND this older A.
bedrm. home that has enjoyed
the best of care and is now in
top condition. The large lot
Is fiourishing with blooms,
fruit trees and grape arbor.
It's q home for family and
close to Walter Reed Hos
pital. You may see 1t II you
call US.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LOUNGE and dining
room concession in colored hotel
MR., BLUE. Dl; 7-5S27. A.
s7no down cnTnee T0tsl o. nr,ce hss'me IS noe
including all equipment. Located
in NV. ST. 3-33S4; RA. 6-26S4.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

located on No. 1 hwy.
near Alexandria,: built new last
Sept. Seats 100. beer and wine. en-
tertainment. Price only $4,000,
easy terms. W. E. THRIFT. Exclu-
SiVe, 141l Pa, ave. NV, MA. S-9743.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

R0OMING HOUSE. mr.. Dupont Cir.
cle-3 story. brick and bsmt.
iuily furn. Income over S400 mo,
CO.. ma. 6-0904, ia. $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Center hall Colonial brick on large
fenced lot. 1st floor, living room.
dining. room. kitchen, library and
"a bath. 2nd floor. large BEDROOM
and tiled bath. sundeck. 3rd floor
can be finished for another bed
room. Recreation room with firepl.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
A home Of beauty built for COM
baths, lot. 10Ox200. Modern Kitchen
with breakfast space, den and pow
der room, recreation room with fire-
place. maids room and bath. q
car garage; tasetefully decorated.
For appointment to see the above
homes, call Mr.. Herman, OIL. q
RoBERT B. HALL CO, OIL. a-saso
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Lovely S-room corner with powder
room lst a.; near everything: only
$4,000. Mr.. Guynn, EN-. 3-7792.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
REALTOR
1924 14th st NV Al A-000k
Evening star., 1954-05-03
COLORED HAVE ou,et reioh5o, S

- HAVE quiet neighbors
on a nice quiet street in Randall
Community" Carefully selected
tenants only; separate entrance
and parking for each apt Large
hv -din.-kit. area, big bedrm. and
bath. auto. gas heat, GE refgr
clean asphalt tile floors. From
$3.50 up; utils. added. MA. S-9257.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-vA.
GREENBRIER HPTS

O1NGG4N8 &A1 40s
Plan now to occupy l Of these beau
tiful and spacious apis. with cross
ventilation throughout. all hardwood
floors. fully equip. kit. at-your-door
bus service, Fairgrounds. parking
and storage for all. one-bedroom
sI. s bedrm. nrs i4x1i TX % with Aip ii.fts ne sIid.
tng-door closet plus oversize mirror.
Limited Number of 2-Bedrm. Apts
bedrm. SS4. so -SS7. 80
bedrms. ------S S92 so S90. so
Out Columbia Pike to
SIT South Greenbrier. Apt. B-1.
POMPON1O REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

2-bedrm. semidet. brick.
EQUIP. kit. bsmt,. yd;; mr.; shop.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

units; 3 kitchens; 4
baths: near Sth and Gallatin SITS.
Modern up-to-the minute. A steal
at SIT. $50 with $4,000 cash down.
Completely remodeled throughout,
gas heat, detached garage. Call Mr..
Clark. RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO.. Realtor. 1924 l4th st.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

COMPLETE APTS.,
brick, right of 18th st. NV: fun
6smt.. gas heat: II you are looking
neighborhood, this is II. Call. Mr..
Penland, ST. 3-736S. Ewes. LU. =
1912 til 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY
Evening star., 1954-05-03

$3.50 DOWN-POSSESSION
1900 BLOCK wALLACH PL. NV.
rms. and bath. row brick: base
ment: oil h.-w.h. Brokers coop.
SURETY REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-05-03

MICH. PK.-6-rm. semidet. brk.; very
clean; 1st-fl. powder rm.; fenced
in yard; conv. to shop. center. schs.;
bus at corner. 1885 Emerson st.
ne. S105. CO. $4,000. A
VA.-2-bedrm. brick
rambler; liv. rm., sep. dining rm.,
full bsmt., storage attic. patio;
fenced nHarfPr-acrR lnf. X1QS KI
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

Green Bay

Green Bay was saddened last
week by the death and burial Of
our friend and nelghbor. r B Wi
son. Jr. All Of his life he was
an active member OF Liberty
Church and was always a leader
IN all ol its projects He was
among the first to 20 To people
HI distress with help and COM
fort. Many of MS relatives and
friends from distance and at
nome attended his last rites here
in the church yard last Friday
Nh and Mrs O. c. Kaufman
were dinner guests Thanksgiving
Day OF MI and Mrs c p. Kauf-
fman at Keysyille. Mr. and Mrs
c G Newton OF FarmWle were
also dinner guests Of the Kauf-
fman at KeySyille "a Thanks
giving
Mrs Charlie DoWdy jill, and
children and Mrs John Trear
and Barbara Jean OF Farmvile.
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
of their parents. MI and Mrs. Ed
Shinault
Nh. and Mrs James Garrett
and daughters. Misses Betty and
Barbara. were THANKSGIVING and
Mildred Breeder and Miss Alice
Chernault Of WASHINGTON Mr..
and Mrs p NJ Harris Mr. and
Mrs B. B Harris, Mrs Lyon
Schackley and N. S. Harris, of
Richmond. There were many
other friends and relatives visiting
Mrs Chernault, too numerous to
mention The patient is much
improved
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
W'orshann

Mrs. George Spencer, Of Bed
ford is spending a week with her
son and daughter-in-laW Mr. ana
Mrs Don Spencer
Mr.. and Mrs John Wilcks.
Lucy Fay Wilcks and Mrs. +. 0.
McQuarry visited M and Mrs.
Howard Huskey. III Richmond
Sunday
Mr. and MIS- Howard Cole Of
Richmond will be the house
guests Of Miss Mary and r w
Dupuy during the THANKSGIVING
holidays Mrs J d. Eggleston and
Miss Elizabeth Eggleston. Of
Hampdan-Sydney viii be THEN
dinner guests on THANKSGIVING
day
MI and Mrs. + L. Dupuy and
Miss Suzanne Dupuy, Of Martins
Vile. viii spend Sunday With MISS
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

IS when his shoulder was dis
located while roping beef to
slaughter.
The hunters have been en-
joyin9 all the pretty days since
the season came in on Nov. 90
However it has been so wet
that very little game has been
Banged
E. S Chappell and sons, Of
Richmond are expected this week
end to visit Mn Chappel's sister
Mrs, r. c Jones and other
friends ana hunt some
j. Werner Redd is expecting
some Of his daughters TO spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
him
MIS- Kathryn Scott spent a
week end recently with her
daughter. Mrs W A Lewis Jr.
and her family n Roanoke
The Sunshine H d Club meets
Wednesday afternoon NOV "A with
MIS- F S Seamster.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

supper held IN the Abilene Grange
Hall on Friday evening NOV u.
The ladies Of Mt Pleasant were
the hostess at this meeting The
guest speaker was the Rev c o.
KIDD, pastor Of the Farmyille
Methodist Church
Guests Of MI. and Mrs Charles
W Waddnl during the past week
end was MI and Mrs 3. NJ
Deyins, RD3 Kna Waddlll Of The
& s. 3 Noa, now stationed in
MORT Dix and MISS Barbara Fryer.
of Lonawood college
A. ID EIobgood Is recovering
slowly from an accident on Nov.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
Mt. Pleasant

The CONGREGATION Of Mt Plea
SAINT Church viii Join with the
other Two churches of the Prince
Edward charge Mt Harmony and
Beulah, in a Fellowship supper
at Beulah Church i'll Abilene Fri
day evening NOV Is at p. m.
Everyone is to take a box lunch
Al 8 D. m Rev j S King viii
show the new motion picture
color film john Wesley
Five men from Mt Pleasant
attended the Methodist Men S
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

a5 dinner guests THANKSGIVING Mr..
and MR. 6uce Hayden, OF ,Shep-
rara Alr Base Texas Mr ana
MFRS Charles Weaver and Charles
J ana her parents MI and Mrs.
John CI4ddocl,
Mr. and Mrs r. II Morgan
ana children We're supper guests
of Mr and Mrs Bonnie Thomp-
son at Bmkeville THANKSGIVING
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30
Poy-oH on progress!

Bucks today go q lot forther
on q gallon Of Cos. thonks TO
constant Improvement in
Dynaflow and in engine
design. Even the new 236-hp
ROADMAsTER averages as
more miles per gallon than
Bucks OF six years ago.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-11-30

But the thrill Of
the year is Bucks
latest engine ering
first" and what
it does for the
m an or WON a n
who drives the
latest and greatest
Dynaflow Drive.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
.NFFE Officials ond. Delegates
Show CooInessto AFGE Merger

the control Mr.. Steward now
has. In. fact. the president
would have only routine duties
such as presiding at conventions,
addressing meetings, etc.
Proponents of the plan say
they would select a top man in
public life for the executive di-
rector's job, at salary Of SIS
600 to $4,000 year.
Senator Johnston Democrat, of
South Carolina, ranking minor
ity member of the Senate Civil
Service Committee, told the con-
vention today that If the Demo-
Gratis win control of Congress
the Civil Service Commission will
be thoroughly investigated. Sem
ator Johnston predicted the
Democrats will capture control
OF both the House and Senate.
Sees System Undermined. e'
Senator Johnston said that In
this event, as chairman Of the
committee, he would investigate
"the systematic destruction OF
the civil service system"
The South Carolinian said the
merit system is very cleverly
being Systematically UNDER
mined" by the Eisenhower ad-
ministration.
Senator Johnston also pre-
dicted that the new Congress will
lose no time in voting Federal
employees pay raise. And he
predicted that, if President Eli
senhower again vetoeS the bill,
Congress will overwhelmingly
override the veto.
The convention yesterday re-
ceived a letter of greeting from
President Eisenhower, who
pledged his efforts to cooperate
with the NFFE "to advance us
toward our common goal-a
Government serving the Amerl-
can people with efficiency and
economy"
Evening star., 1954-09-14
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Chance
of occasional rain by night.
Cloudy and cooler tomorrow with
rain. probably ending in morning.
Low tonight about So.
Maryland-Cloudy with occa-
sional rain tonight probably
ending tomorrow morning. Low
tonight $3.50 and cooler to-
morrow.
Virginia-Low tonight 52-58 in
north and 58-62 in southeast
portions. Increasing cloudiness
and occasional showers over east
and north portions tonight and
tomorrow. Cooler tomorrow ex-
cept in extreme southwest por.-
tion.
Wind-Northeast about Is
miles per hour tonight and
mostly northeast 1918 miles
per hour tomorrow.
Pollen counts grains per
cubic yard of air for "a hours
ending 9 am. todays
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Mrs. HicksCompIete
Testimony Today in
Grand Jury Probe
By q star sioff Correspondent

LA PLATA, Md, Sept. ID -
Mrs. Dorothy L. Hicks is expected
to complete her testimony today
but conclusion of a grand jury
attempting to solve the riddle of
her husbands death may not be
reached Immediately.
The Charles County grand jury
called Mrs. Hicks as soon as it
convened today.
States Attorney Robert T.
Barbour indicated that the panel,
which has been investigating the
March 28 death of Louis A Hicks,
34-year-old paralyzed war vet
eran, may recess for a few days
before reporting to the court.
Testifies 2 Hours.
Mrs. Hicks was in the jury
room more than two hours yes
terday. Jurors have interrogated
her for a total IF about 13 hours
since she came here Wednesday
after a hearing before Rich
mond tVa.) Judge. ..,tstn
The five-day period specified
by the Virginia court for her ap-
pearance here under IS, 900 bond
ended Saturday, but was extend
ed to midnight tonight by Mary
land Circuit Judge j. Dudley
Digges.
Under the terms of the seldom
used material witness procedure
Mrs. Hicks is immune to either
civil or criminal process here and
must be permitted to return to
Virginia when her testimony
ends. She came here voluntarily
at her own expense and waived
collection of witness and travel
fees.
| State Expert Present.
Detective Sergt. G. Edward
Newcomer, State police homicide
specialist, also was in the jury
room yesterday. Sergt. New
conner, with Sheriff R. Vernon
Cooksey, has headed an investi-
CATION prompted by the veterans
relatives after his car crashed
| into his home near here.
Sergt. Newcomer went into the
jury room carrying bulging ma
Mia envelope, presumably evi-
dence in the case.
| When the State police sergeant
left the jury room about 80 min
utes later. he left the envelope
behind.
I Mrs. Hicks told police she was
riding with her husband when
the smashup occurred at4 am.
and was too shocked to call for
aid for more than an hour. The
first official report listed the ia
tality as an accident but was
revised as a homicide when it
was learned that the throttle of
the death car was taped open.
Evening star., 1954-09-14
Muskie Followers Are Stunned
By Maine Election Victory

turn for the better in the per-
sonal fortunes of the 39-year-
old Mr.. Muskie. Only last year
he suffered a fractured back
while working on his new home.
A stair railing gave way piung-
ing him from the attic to a
lower floor. He was unconscious
for several days and hospital
lied for two months.
Mr.. MuSkie and the former
Jane Gray of Waterville were
married in 1948. They have two
children, Stephen, S. and Ellen.
3.
Mr.. Muskie's mother and
father. the latter retired tailor,
live in the little paper-mill
town Of Rumford, where Ed was
born.
Mr.. Muskie was a Phi Beta
Kappa at Bates College in Lew
iston when he was graduated N
1886. Three years later he got
his law degree from Cornell.
During World War II, he
served as a lieutenant aboard
a destroyer in the Pacific.
Mr.. Muskie served as minority
leader in the Maine House of
Representatives in 1949 and
later headed the ONCE of Price
Sterilization in Maine.