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Evening star., 1954-11-17
Mr. Yoshida,s ssix-year adminis.

Mr.. Yoshida's six-year admins.
tration - marked principally by
plans to form a new conservative
coalition party-could erupt in
a non-confldence motion as soon
as the Diet has convened.
MIR. Yoshida showed no signs
of feeling the rapid swirl Of
events as he stepped smiling
from his plane to q welcome by
US Far East Commander Gen.
John E. Hull and others.
Il am convinced that through
my trip the groundwork has
been laid to enable our country
to settle various questions
involving diplomacy and econ-
omy," he said, reading q pre-
pared statement.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

posse Of seven men to arrest
old Cash. Here Is his report:
Dear Judge:
81 am reportin about the
posse like you said I had to.
Judge we went out to White Hall
but didn't do no good. It was q
mistake to 60 out there with only
z men. Judge, the old General
was awful mad. He got to cussin
and shootin and we had to shoot
back. The old General sure did
object to being arrested. Don't
let nobody tell you he didn't and
we had to shoot. I thought we
hit him 2 or 8 times, but don't
guess we did. He didn't act like
it.
1--WE come out right good, con-
siderin. I'm having some misery
from two splinters Of wood in
my side. Dick Collier was hurt
a little when his Shirt-tail and
britches was shot OF by a piece
Of horse shoe and nails that came
out Of that old cannon. Have
YOU seen Jack? He wrenched
Evening star., 1954-11-17
By George Kennedy

The Lincoln Group. an organ
ization devoted to the Great
Emancipator, had an unusual
experience at its fall dinner.
Before the speaker was halfway
through, the audience had rea-
son to suspect his hero was not
theirs but another native Of
Kentucky named Cassius Mar
cellus Clay.
The speaker was William a.
Townsend, a Lexington (Ky)
attorney. who wrote Mrs. Lin
coins Home Town." The dinner
was held at the National Press
Club Monday night. Mr.. Town
sends hero was Henry Clay's
third cousin.
Cash Clay. as pictured by the
speaker, seemed to be a combi-
nation of James Bowie tof the
Bowie knife) and Paul Bunyan
las incredible as the latter
except for the fact that the
story is well documented.
Here is a brief Of Mr.. Town
sends account:
Cash Clay was the son OF one
Of Kentucky's largest land and
slave owners. He was 6 feet 8
inches tall and weighed 22C
pounds. He went to Yale, toe
early to make a name for him
self as a tackle, but just in time
to be influenced by the aboli-
zionist doctrine of William Lloyd
Garrison. Clay eventually freed
his slaves. letting 100, worth
$1,000 each, 60 at one time.
Assassin Imported.
In politics, he fought the slav-
cry forces so bitterly that they
imported a gunman from New
orleans named Samuel NJ.
Brown. Brown boasted he had
been in As fights and never lost
one.
When Clay interrupted a pro-
slavery speaker at an outdoor
meeting, Brown, who was stand
ing behind him, hit him over
the head with a heavy cane.
Clay got up and drew his bowie
knife. Brown drew a pistol. The
crowd scattered leaving them Is
feet apart. AS Clay approached,
Brown fired and missed. Before
he could fire again. Clay was on
him. He cut off an ear. dug
out an eye and split the top Of
Browns head to the bone. Then
he picked the gunman up and
threw him over a wall.
Cousin Henry defended him
when he was tried for mayhem
in the matter of this remarkable
bit of self-defense.
Standing there" Henry Clay
said in summing UP, without
aiders or abbettors, without pop
ular sympathy. with the pistol
of a hired murderer pressed at
his breast, would you have him
meanly and cowardly flee, or
have him do just what he did?
"If he had not stood his ground,
he would not have been worthy
of the name he BEARS"
Not Guilty Verdict.
It was a pro-slavery county,
but the jury found him not
guilty.
That was just the start. There
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Yoshida Flies 10 Tokyo
To Face Political Crisis
By ths Associated Press

TOKYO, Nov. 17.-Prime Min
lister Shigeru Yoshida, fresh
from a 53-day world tour, today
few home to an explosive politi-
cal crisis that could topple his
government at any time after
November 80.
The Diet viii convene in spe-
cial session on that date to con-
slider numerous reforms. includ-
ing changes in election and po-
litical fund laws. A regular ses-
sion viii begin December 10.
The growing rebellion against
Evening star., 1954-11-17

once created, Cash Clay was
found notionless In bed.
The friend Of Car Alexander
III, the lover Of Mile Petroy,
premiere ballerina Of the Inn
perial Opera: and the survivor
Of more deadly encounters than
a Roman gladiator. had died in
his old Kentucky home, peace
fully on the pillow. He was not
unprepared. Under it was found
his silver handled or dress
bowie knife.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

OF 4. She moved her children out
and obtained q divorce.
Lonely Life Follows.
Cash Clay lived . lonely life
after that. Once In . while.
there was some excitementas
when he killed q disgruntled
servant who took . shot at him
from an ambush beside the road.
And there was an occasion
Of vicarious excitement. He read
in the Lexington paper that his
favorite nephew had an alterca-
tion with q Kentucky colonel in
the Phoenix Hotel which would
have been more serious had not
the nephew declared himself
unarmed."
A Clay going unarmedl Cash
summoned his nephew. He gave
him a switch blade dirk with a
6-inch blade. (Mr. Townsend
produced IT'D A few days later.
in the post Office. the colonel
refused to make way for the
nephew to get to his lock box.
Their boxes were adjoining. The
colonel pulled q pistol and the
nephew drew his knife. It ended
with the colonel dead on the
floor and the nephew with a
bullet in the abdomen. He died
the next day.
December-May Marriage.
Then, at IS. Cash married a
15-year-old girl Of tenant.
family on his place. White Hall.
The community was outraged.
and the sheriff was sent with q
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Seek Woter Markers

Rewards are being offered in
Glasgow for the recovery Of
water drift indicators released
from Scotland's Moray Firth
area in studies of water move
mentS.
Evening star., 1954-11-17

his neck and shoulder when his
horse throwed him as we were
gettin away.
Judge, ! think you win have to
go to Frankfort and see Gov.
Brown. II he would send Capt.
Longmire up here with Q light
fielders he could divide his men
send some with the cannon
around to the front Of the house
not too close. and the others
around through the corn field
and up around the cabins and
spring house to the back porch.
I think this might do it. (signed)
Josiah F. Simmons, High Sher-
iff. Madison County -
Evening star., 1954-11-17
Death Comes Peacefully.

Nothing was done. Fate ap-
parently had decided that Cash
should not be killed by bullet
or blade. Two years later. his
child bride left him. And two
years after that, in the wake of
q tornado as ominous as the
natural disturbances he had
Evening star., 1954-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, $3.50 down. $40 mo.
--Two-bedrrn. semidet. home; eou'r.
kit.' fun bsmt., level lot. ov. 3-J 1888.
adjacent Beverly hirls
--sacrifiee quick sale; 5 min. Pen.
tasor; nr; Catholie and public
sseSSst.d dsssslS3R osS2R SS Soas ssdss ssyS
AREiNGToN--Two-story brick, large
corner lot. good location: living room
with Colonial fireplace; dining room
with two buflt-in china closets: wall.
to-wsll carpeting: modern Kitchen
with lots OF cabinet space: three
kas been converted into nice fourth
bedroom: knotty-pine study or den
in basement with ifrge buiit-in des''
and bookeasey, tile 1oor. dark room.
copper plumbing, Venetian blinds.
screens for ell and storms for about
half Of windows. Use telephone on
rs1 81 three .xOr agO,s .,3S outsies e., rsHses ,.:s
$1,000. KE. e-ssSi evenings. ST.
ARLINGTON. iso North Galveston st
--6-rm. Colonial: with shsde trees:
on dead-end street: ny. rm.. 15xl o;
dining rna.. kit, 3 bedrms., dnished
rec. rn,: good condition. $4,000.
n: sls $50; mr.. Gar
fansons aaepla. din. nm. aaxi. Eit- 2na r2. T..
3 bedrms.. bath: bsnnt ;. ell h.-w.h.
Approx. 81 $50 cash. Vacant. JE.
fT21SS; ~ sJs2 sae.aso s a13s,on
Hts.-Loveiy hfiek Colonial. /25-it.
liy. rm.. firep!.. full din. rm etuip |
kit, V beth; End ir.. . ice. bedrms..
bath: Bird a.. ! .bedrm.; bsnnt.. rec.
rm.. washer, dyier. oil h-W.h.;; ga
rass; LUcIILE COOK. JE. s-3272. !
aRLINGT0N, near Hechrs. ct AIMS, |
! BLOC: on Wilsen hlYd.--Weil built. |
bedrms. Ia baths: liy. rTn With |
fireplace, din. fn.. full basement. |
opening on level, fenced yard Gf or
conventional $4,000. IA. 1850.
MaNoK-rhree-bedrm.
1Iz-5ath semidet.: newly deeorased.
Lge. 80 1st trust. S14.55O. 80. |
r2IIs CHURCH = OF appr. sssau..
rambler. bedrms, 12xg0 paneledl
den: " acre. fenced; conv. pentaRon,
=. C.. Melpar, q. james, schools.
No brokers. II. 4-z762. -l2
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MASS. AWE EXT.

Owner transferred and must sell In
sss ms, future o1sr sals Z ne Masf H.rs aye trlS
one Of the most beautiful detached
brick ramblers we have ever seen.
1st d. consists Of nice size liv. rm.
with stone ,repl and mirrored wall.
din. rn,;. modern, electric kit. with
fui bedrooms and 3 tiled baths;
bsmt. has End liv. rm. or rec.
rm., laundry rrn., lavatory. 3 stor-
age rms. and built-in garage. Added
improvements are partial wall-to.
wall carpeting. VIII be open SUM-,
2 till dark. Be sure to see this one.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
DI. 7-9057 Ewes, LU. 4-778S
Evening star., 1954-12-11
OPEN
SUNDAY. 1-5P.M.
BEVERLY HILLS
3402 Cameron Mills Rd.

Be sure 20 visit this most attractive
eu5tom t.o'gn!si he-1 tc4ay; feat
urfng. pEDEocN AND BATH ON
LIST FIO5o. We,s planned. this
home has q ceilsntfui Ev. rm., din,
master hcd-nas ard oath on end
floor: full easement. attached ga
rege ana large well-iendseaped yard.
Excellent ternaf
DIRECTIONS: I4th st. Bridge and
Shirley hws. TO Ridge I'd. continue
on Ridge I'd 70 Aflsndria Shopping
Center. besf riSi1t on Russell rd.,
continue TO woodland terrace. right
70 Cameron Mills rd-. right TO Open
House.
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2296 Mt Vernon Ave. Alex, va.
II. 6-2442. x. 0-007s. IL. 6-516o
lcontinued on next psge5
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MOVE IN WITH DEP PosIT
BRICK CAPE COD
ETHAN ALLEY AYES.

WIFE WANTED
with charming husband and family.
to enjoy this be1,utifuiiy redecorated
home. FFATuRINd: Center.hsl. !.
plan. TILED kitchen, spacious bed
rms. LARGE sCREFNED PORCH:
LEVEL, fenced, wooded lot; storm
windows; full bsmt. with outside
entr.
Also a New Brick Rsmb'er
3 large hedrms, full daylight bsmt.,
tiled kitchen. many extras. Con-
venient locatica. Price Is fne:
terms to suit -ou. Call before o
MARTHA KOHN
Evening star., 1954-12-11

TAKOMA PARK
Near Washington Sanitarium
A large 2-family home: features ly-
ing room, dining room, Kitchen with
eating space. 2 bedrooms. bath. and
center hall entrance on first floor.
A comfortable 2-bedroom apartment
on second floor: full basement; ga
rage; large level lot. Priced under
$4,000.
LAUREL REALTY co.
S720 Flower Ave. JU. $500
Eyeninss, Call Ju. b.7324
Evening star., 1954-12-11

POTOMAC, MARYLAND
3-yr. .-old custom-built brick rambler,
on 1h acres; liv. rn. with beautiful
paneled firepl. wall. sep. din. rm.,
ail-elec. kit: 3 bedrms. Il with book
shelves for use as library; full dry
excel. terms. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY.
INC, Potomac ofice. OIL. 4~6333.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
4-Bedrooni Brick


This all-brick Cape Cod has been oI
appraised for S16,250 requiring only
$3.50 cash to o qualified buyer. II
has full basement. 2 tedrms. on LIST
floor; 2 bedrms. up and separate
$4,000 for al details. List 21s.
FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES, INC.
l722 L St. NV. MA. $4,000
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Why pay rent when you can enjoy
q cozy 2-bedroom, full-basement
rambler with fenced yard? Con-
venient to shopping and transpor-
tation. Spend this Christmas In
your own home.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Lo. 5-2S00 Realtors
--12
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G. ALLEN SHERWIN, INC.
l241 Wis. Ave: NV. EN-. 3-445O
Anybody Cash
KenSingtOn-Cane Cod

VVkt O0PC OOW
This expansible Cape Cod home in
Kensington. Md. with fun basement.
can be bought with $3.50 cash to
any one. ron-GI or CT, with no
1t is q potential 4-bedrm. with 3
on .1st floor and 2 upstairs could be
had because 1t is floored, insulated,
heated. 1t has full basement with
ground-level entrance and the house
has Just been decorated throughout.
The monthly payment for every
thing would be-, $50 mo. with only
$3.50 down ct price Of S12.500. Call
tails. List 242. !,
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES, INC.
1879 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-12-11
KENSINGTON
EARLY AMERICAN

4 bedrooms. 2 baths, In this fine
older home In heart of town. Now
arranged privately for 2 families
but excellent for large family.
Fenced rear yard: walk to transpor-
tation. shopping. Price reduced to
$1S,750. Terms arranged.
Higgins d Harrison, Inc.
10. 6-asoo Realtors
Evening star., 1954-12-11
HILLCREST HTS.
SIT ORR LEFT

Lovely. new brick homes. Liv. rm.,
din. rni.. modern kit, powder rm..
3 bedrms., tiled bath; exhaust fan;
full bsmt.: cherTy.-paneled recrea::
TRANSPORTATION nerrby. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

OWNER MUST SELL
52-ft. brick. S-room. 3-bath house.
Built 1850 at cost Of over $780,
600. TIA approved. S23, 500. 1st
trust, SiS,900. GI approved. Will
consider offers. Also consider trade
Of smaller. house in part payment.
JU. 9-1631.
COUNTRY SPECIALS
8 bedrms. 2 acres. Liy. rm.. firepl.,
din. rm.. kit. Full bsmt. Lot Of
shade trees. Sl6,25O.
3, bedrms;, bath. liv, rm.. din. rm..
kit. Fun psnt., oil heat. Fenced
yard. $14.250.
4 hadrms.. "A acre. liv. rm., firepl.,
full bsmt.. oil heat. S16,750.
New 3-bedrm. brick on 3 acres. Liv
ym., flrepl,. dinette, kit Full bsEnt.,
oil heat, 3h baths. $4,000.
Unfinished house. acres. All ma.
terial, framing. trim, brick and
block, bathtub and kit. sink. Price,
$3.50.
All on Hard-surfaced Road
Smith w. Allnutt, Sr.
JU. 9-4646. Spring 4-3l 04
-12
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HOWARD couNTY-RENT OR SALE
As min. to D. CO. Is min. Laurel,
S20,500 or S135 mo. OIL. 6-S376.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
BETHESDA RAMELER
VA APPROVED

oEN SUM-, 2-DARK-S1s.400
brick home, In lovely
PParswood Park sa s2t 21 M rm arHs with asess ssSge
kit, 8 bedrms, tiled bath; full.
partly finished bsmt. Owner trans
1oo26 CEDAR LANE
70 reach: Out Wis. ave. to Cedar
lane (1st traffic light beyond Naval
Hosp }, right on Cedar lane to 10026.
EARL T, WRIGHT, OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1954-12-11
HOUSES EoR sAlE-Mp.

$500 DOWN for this a-bedrm. semi.
det. home. with fun bsmt.. IN Kent
iands payments Ike rent; close q
SHOPPING and schools. DOUG II.
sMnEY. Ncs uN. 4-s260s 20
3-6549. -12
CAMP sPRINGe-OPEN SUN. I 10
DARK. 1923 Branch ave. s.e.-NeN
brick rambler. featuring living room
with fireplace. dining alcove, kitchen.
oo S's1'sls s. sl sssa.s ss sais iss 81 siiss5 sSss
OPEN sum. j TO DARK-oI ap.
proved masonry rambler: liv.. rIn.
with firepl. Kit. 2 bedrns bath,
util. rrt.. gar,. 100 by 2S7 lot. Only
Allentown rd.. right to 200. leii
sissi siss pufysNsrsoss. & Ass seiEs 20 fs -fsa'
COLLEGE PARK PROPER Excellent
rm. with nrepi.. din. rm.. lit. with
dishwasher and disposal: rec. rm.,
22x32; loads of closets. screened-in
porch 2-car garge. Builders own
home. 1914 Girard ave.
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-ih
baths. built-tn garge; 1918 Girard
ave. Sale BY builder. UN. 4-0463.
Dir: North on Baltimore blvd,
right on College ave.. left on R. /.
ave, right on Norwich I'd. left on
Girard ave. 70 s.gn. Zig
EAST RIVERDALE
500 moves you In this 3.bedrm.,
basement, brick semidetach. home.
Assume ~ GI loan with small md
prox.. SOS incl. taxes and ms. FOR
full Information. call Mr.. Reside,
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
023 18th st. NV. RE. T-6650
MOUNT RAINIER
Open Sunday
Home with income, 2901 Bunker Hill
I'd. bedrm. Cape Cod with fully
equip. bsmt. apt. Conveniently To-
Gated. gas h.-w.. fenced yard with
masonry garage. VA appraised,
Sl4.0e0. Call Mr.. Murray. La.
: 8,Sa2S; : 5.rs5,,. fer appts appts,rv :. a,.o.
,,.rRo RoaERs sEl HElEIISAHTs. Mp; p cor
sa REDRMs: NEW BRICK l,s;1 s;s1 GAPE COD
sasa sonv on 10 sas asVergtlins ia AIS 0iai 5stS
aye Open. sun: S16,950 to GI.
FIESTA 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
5622 Gallatin pl.-Full Oft. hsmt.,
lge. level lot; immed. poss,. S14, $50.
$500 down payment to CT.
561l DECATUR pL.-EL RANCHO
RAMBLER
Best buy In P. @. County, every rm.
air cond. by central unit. 20 mi.
panoramic view from liv. rm. Their
mopane picture window. Win re-
duce dn. payment for substantial
cash.
PHILLIPS II. CLARKE co.
5000 Emerson st., Rogers Hgts., Md.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
YOUR HOPES
Hunters Special
ARE YOU

The "curious. kindf Then this week
end you can see behind the scenes
under construction: LIST a.. T IN.
fm.. hrepl den or bedrm., full
bath, sep. din. rm., extra large
kif.; End H.. q twin-siSe bedrms.
and another fun bath; full bsmf.
with ground-ieyel entr.: large, level
lot With I25-ft. frontage; near
Only $17.910: reas. down payment.
BURCH REALTY co.
10. e-5ge2 TIL 8 Pm.
AT. . PM. Wa. 7-6641. HA. 2-ss91
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SILVER SPRING
BRICK BEAUTY-$15,450
3 BEDRMs., FIREPLACE. BsMT.
$500 Dn., CT, $74,24 MO.
A real honey. Solid brick Colonial
Liv. rm. with picture window and
iog-burning firepi., lge. dining room
with chair rail, bright fully equip.
kit, plenty of breakfast space, 3
cross-ventilated bedrms., lots OF
closet and storage space. lge. per-
fectly level fenced lot, Sidewalk.
Walk to public elem. and st. Johns
school, public transit blk. a dream
Mr. Hall. ~. 5-4I9O, or Mr.. Brown.
Sat, sun. and ewes. HA. 2-36S1.
MA. $4,000, wkdys. List 232. FRED
ERICK w. BERENS SALES INC.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
GREEN ACRES

GREEN ACRES
5204 Baltimore Ave.
A Colonial brick in this popular area
Of small homes. Living. room. din:
hd,do Ing loom .nd nitchsn ben on lss 5 fioor;
for small family who want to be
close In. yet have suburban living
Vacant. Out.of-town owner says
Directions: Out Mass. ave. beyond
Westmoreland Circle to Baltimore
ave-. right to open house.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
1909 Tarrytown Rd.
A. contemporary home with all the
best OF the modern located In old
Chevy Chase. A split-level house
.hat gives Q lot OF living for q
family with either small or grownur
children. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths on
one level. with recreation room,
bedroom and. bath on another,
financing to suit purchaser,
Directions. Out Conn. ave. to Leland
st., turn left following winding
Leland to 1900 blk. and Oakridge
lane. turn right on Oakridge /
blk. to Tarrytown, right to open
sign.
Evening star., 1954-12-11
MT. RAINIER. MD.

MT. RAINIER, MD.
Detached, 8 rms, beautiful new bath,
mod. kit; oil h.-w.h.: big garage;
nice lot. Ideally located. juss of
1.fGre streetcc.' zo1c; close to
schools ard shopping; low price.
good terms. Move r:ckt in. Ewes,
RA. 3-l3S3.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th NV. ST. 1886
-12
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BOWIE MD

8 bedrms.. extra-lar-e tin. rm.. sun
parlor. liv. rm., / "a baths, !ge. rec.
rm. that could be useu for ssora
or bus. on cor. main st. Todey's s
best buy. S10,5u0. Lasy terms. he,
S-AoaI w. " T,.5WIS. -12
Evening star., 1954-12-11
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Spacious 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial; powder rm., Ice. din. rm.,
breakfast rnn., rec. rn. with bar.
garage, 6Ox150 lot. JOHN A.
WENTz. AP. 10000. III
CHEVERIY-Clean. 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, tile rec. rm. with bar, gas
heat: cony. school. churches, etc.
After 8 p.m., UN. 1926. Ia
$4,000. VA approved
5-rm. stone house,. expansible attic.
ha 1smt ns Nf sun ,eRons RSrSs ss sSrcbe. s SeSa Wa
7-36i0 --12
CHEvERLY-ciean 2-bedrm. bunga-
low with full bsmt.: nice lot; mr.
transp., shopping, schools; SI1,950.
DOUG M. SMILEY, INC, I'm.
4-SS6O, 10. 3-6547. --l2
Evening star., 1954-12-11

KENsTNGTON. 81, ,950
Rambler: den with fireplace. 3 bed
rooms; 5000 dn. to GI or non vet.
Vacant. Move in with deposit.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4-6400 OIL. 7-g092
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E. F. Blanchard, Realtor

S435 GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING
JU. $4,000 Til 10 Pm. Il:
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IIF-'xD5iA
Evening star., 1954-12-11

In Rockville OF moderate-priced
homes; house selected BY real estate
people for wide Improvement. Ca
scaping plus planned interior: 2
bedrms. 1st a.; lge. rm. End a.
VA appraisal, $16,250; good finaIic-
Ing. SAMUEL z. BOGLEY, PO. O.
6151; ewes. Mr.. Wilson. GA: A.
Evening star., 1954-12-11

ROCK CREEK HILLS
8 bedrms., 3 baths and library: din.
rnn.. rec. rin.: lge lot; price, 500. 750.
RAYMOND J. LYNCH CO.
LO. 4-64OO OIL. 7-SoS@
, 1954-09-10
i.

Planes Of the Nationalist
struck at the communists
with rockets and napalm fire
bombs along the coast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
RockefeIIers Leuve Tokyo

TOKYO, Mar. 8. (R.-John D.
Rockefeller III and his wife left
Tokyo today for the United
States by air today on the last
lap Of q two-month tour through
India, Indonesia and. Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
a Teen-Agers Seized
In Series Of Looiings
| AT Fairfax Village

Washington police said they
have solved about IS housebreak-
ingS in the Fairfax Village area
with the arrest of four 15-year-
old boys.
Loot from homes and apart
ments totaled about $500 in cash,
jewelry and watches, police re-
ported.
The four were arrested after
one was picked up on suspicion
of stealing a bicycle in No. IA
precinct. Police said he admit
ted the housebreakings and i'm
plicated the other three.
Juvenile squad detectives
charged the boys with house.
breaking, and released them to
the custody of their parents,
pending Juvenile Court action.
Police also arrested three boys
who they said had taken $500
worth of property during three
housebreakings at Cramer Jun
ior High School.
The three. IL and Is
years old-were arrested by Pvt.
John J. O'Brien of No. IL pre-
cinct. Police said 1t was the
fourth attempt by the boys to
break into the school,. The two
younger boys are brothers.
The boys, who are not students
at the school. also were released
to the custody of their parents
while awaiting Juvenile Court
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
Want 10 Buy a Donkey!
Police Have One for Sale

Sam, the donkey. may wind
up in the glue factory or tilling
the tobacco fields of Southern
Maryland.
The donkey will go on the po-
lice auction block at 10 am,
March II, and police hope he
will bring enough to pay for the
cost of his heavy appetite since
he has been in their custody.
Sam was found munching
grass In back yard in the 1900
block of Olive street NE. on
February 8. Nobody claimed
him. Police said the donkey
could bring from $l5-for glue
to $25 or $50 for farm work.