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

TRAILER, 1913 thinner. 3o-it;. al
Harmony Trailer Ct. 3411 Rich
rPPS@1%dn6 hSy, A nG;v.r ya with cas-.
n @D AND SH RADIO boz TESTING EogIP-
MENT-TA. 9-9310.. -21 :.
TV. 20 in. table and antenna incl.
sos. AP: 7-6O69. 20
TYPEWRITERS. port. NEW Rem:
free home dem. 81 so wk. DI 2
VACUUM CLEARANcE.-Nice Elec.
trolux: $3.50: Hoover.o perfect
. cleaners IS srsoI reduced sSls Lee L hSsy
Wall SAFE-New. with combination.
$25: can be seen at 1860 Montana
wilkins aSfi IN BOX. meat case. Toledo
meat scale: International half tor
panel. 1850. ia. 2-75OO. Ext. 746;
ia. 7-15I6.
WASHER. auto. late model Bendix
reconditioned gu9rantesd; spec y !;
g goS. ZOO 4i K. l. ave. i ne. ga 1"" O
WASHER, traded in, square tub May
tag. reconditioned. guaranteed; spe'
cially priced, 81 SSd3 90; :. L; BATE
Mn N SON 3Sad s9of p R. GOOD ave ru ns
cond.; specially priced. $685. j. L
BATEMAN & son. 2Oo4 r. l. ave
.WX1sHER-DRYER combination. brand.
new Bendix DUO Omatlc, fully guar.
anteed: save 500. j. l.. BATEMAN
.s s9N 2o9 Gr, r + t tyee, s2e each
l Mt,, 9 %GSsl washer .i sS9 mus. sell
Washers, used automatics. SIC, 9s
and up. New autoinatics. 359S dis
count. ACTION SERVICE. 1904
Georgia ave. NV RA. $4,000. -21
WASHER AND DRYER-2-for-1 sale
whirlpool washer with suds-
Miser and WHIRLPOOL 220-volt dryer;
both for 5000 95. Also Westinehouse
Laundromat and Westdbn o 40 ~ ~
T TGI SFyer 1893 SSSn Wisconsin, 1GE ave NV
Washers SRs4 NEW whirlpool auto.
with suds saver; 1853 floor model:
S199.95. sLATTERY's. 1909 wis;
consin ave NV, Wo. GAIL. -21
WATER HEATER. 80 gal, new. IN
crate, yin sell sell. reas;; als3 cs9a ss n,
WINDOW SHADES: new; gark green;
: width; T5c each. N. FRANK l. SON
ala 3rd st nv. tx. 3-so74.
MUST SELL IAfMEDIATELY-oua
tity women's clothes. dresses. size
and 10, $3.50; 2 coats. size IA
gig snd S29; several prs. shoes
1 KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHER
needed; can be seen Anderson Nov
ers, 2011 N. Westmoreland. Ari.,
va. Saturday morning or week
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARLINGTON. Fayington Inn. 1885
N. 18th ST. meals and TV; park
ing: very cow. IA. 1928. -2l
1917 r. ]. AVE. N.W.-SGle. and
dble. rms. good meals, TV, Bendix.
S13 Up. Call DE. 2-9645. IA
ROOM AND BOARD. for elderly per-
son; good transportation; nice porch
and yard; reas. no. 2-603S. -25
1855 N ST. NV. corner st. Mat
thew's .court-Relax In our kindly
atmosphere and ideal loo Enjoy
our delicious home cooking; sgle.
and dble.: Tv and Bendix; special
rates to cples. Me. S-77I5. -2l
1909 21st ST. N.W.--A distinctive
home for young people, In an un-
surpassed location: elevator and
laundry facilities; reasonable. -25
The John Kilpen Hotel
.2310 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
N block on Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park Dble. and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals;
rates. $3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566.
COLORED-VACANTi for 3 men or
women who want gracious living,
In Q furnished dormitory style room.
use OF complete house. 2 hot meals
daily. maid and laundry service.
Complete for SIS per wk. Cow.
transp. and quiet unsurpassed To-
cation. To. 2-7242. --21
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APIS. FURNlsHED-MD.

TAX. PIX, nicely furn., 4 rms. pvt.
bath. Ice. closet, cow. transp., nice
location. 500. JU. s-9ss6. --2l
TAKOMA PARK-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. din. comb, share bath; child wei.
come: S6S.50. utils. JU. 9-429e. -l9
BACHELOR APARTMENT, 7OO2
at door; S75 mo. OF. 2-257I'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
FOR RENT
WITH
OPTION TO BUY

Caterpillar No. 10 motor grader.
thoroughly rebuilt and guaranteed.
Dent Miss This Opportunity
WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION CO.
Boz 146. Baltimore 20. Nd.
Phone: Murdoch e.6600.
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APIS. FURNISHED-D.c.

3463 14th ST. NW.--Entr. 1st a.;
liv: rm... hedrm., kit, bath: twin
beds: $50. incl utils. RIA. 6-2036.
NICELY FURN.. spotlessly clean 1.
bedrn. duplex apt, Sc; 8 exposures;
ee6. II. 3-6S66. ga
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Studio and l-bedroom apartments
In one OF Washington's FINEST
apartment buildings. recently com.
pleted Decorated by Dorothy
Draper. Inc. Magnificent views,
year-round air conditioning. secre-
tarisl telephone service, package
looking city and Potomac Valley,
amplifed master television antenn6
system: ground-floor laundry inside
garage. Rents as low as $3.50 for
available studio apartments. Man.
agement on premises.
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AIR-CONDITIONED
LUXURY APARTMENT

For family Or corporation that can
AFFORD the unusual in comfort and
amenities. Living room 10 It. by "a
IT. with two exposures and fireplace:
dining area for 3 persons; 2 bed.
rooms and 2 baths or 3 bedrooms
and baths; 2 unusually large
closets; one or two kitchens with
electric, dishwasher. garbage disposal
and refrigerator with deep-freese
compartment: 80 It. by ~ It. private
fiasstone terrace With adjoining bar !:
s sSesntye GO corner nls OF 9th floor y
Carlton House, $500 Wisconsin ave,
NV. commanding magnificent view
Of city. and Potomac. River valley,
Planned for owner OF building and
never occupied Secretarial tele.
phone service. garage, basement,
laundry facilities and future public
dining room. Furnished transient
guest rooms available IN building.
Call EN- o-2G00
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'2-BEDROOM APIS.
NEWLY DECORATED
ONLY $50 PER MONTH
APIS. sa45 2srd ST. s.H

-
BRIGHT. airy apartments containing
living room with dining area. mod.
ern Kitchens and baths; laundry and
playground facilities: utilities In
cluded in rent. convenient to
schools and shopping. To inspect.
see or call Mrs. Hill, resident man.
ager. In Apartment No. 10. 2.
$3.50.
To reach: Drive out Pa. ave. to Nay
lor rd. Sc. right on Naylor I'd. to
Alabama ave. out Alabama ave. to
23rd ST., turn left to Terrace Apart
ments; or take CO bus at Barney
Circle to apartments.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. CO.
1415 X st. NV. ME. S-54OO
lie
1410 Euclid st. NV.
2 rms, kit. and bath; cow. loo. a
reduc. rent. CO. 6-2S33. Ia. 9-0240,
CONTINUED on Next FaSe.y
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1915 18th ST. NV.

Two bedrooms. living room, dinette,
kitchen and bath; nicely furnished
See MRS. BROAD. resident manager
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WEST SIDE OF NAYLOE RD.
LOOKING sUITLAND PARKWAY
Modern apartment, in attractive.
small building. with homelike at
mosphere. Unusually large living
room with dining area combined,
crete rear porch. ample closet and
storage space; S72 so per month,
includes utilities and off-street park.
ing. Rental Office, 1900 30th st. Sc.
III l-.,.tnn
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719 D ST. Sc

t4O ~ - i. DE-.
Bright. attrac. apt, having two lge.
rms, kit, bath; all utils. Rent, so.
Apply Apt. 1. or p. ]. WALSHE. INC.
111b Eve st. NV, Ma. S-646S. 10
CONNECTICUT AVE. APT.
Larse 2-bedrm.: liv. rm.. din. foyer,
and elev. no. 2-6574. -23
C0LORED-2 RMS. kit. and bath;
all privils. and nicely furn: NV.
section. For Govt. empl. cple NO.
1855 -lo
COLORED-1sO6 BELMONT RID.
NV rm.. kitchen and bath;
S34 3 weeks. Call DU. 7-1179.
COLoRED-1a4s GIRARD NV
Bedrm. -liv. rm. comb, lge. pvt. kit.
with uttls.. S6S,50. LU. 1-76O2.
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FURNISHED SOS

UTILITIES INCLUDED
large fooms. 4 to 8 closets, new s-cu.-
It. WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator with
freezing compartment now being In
stalled. Spacious lawns adjacent To
large play ground with day school.
Bus AZ door on sone. Phone 10.
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CHILLUM TERRACE
625 SHERIDAN ST.
Unfurn. or furn Modern deluxe apis.
1mmed. and future occup.: l and 9
ibies' Full din hI rms and dens ' D,f.
ferent floor plans and arrangements.
Is min. from downtown. / bus fare.
n, II. ave. to D. C. line, continue. I
blk to Sheridan st. right to bldg.
PORETSKY g. SONS, INC.
UN. 4-54SS
424 EAST CAPITOL ST.
/ room. very lse. kit. and bath.
Rent: $50. Key in Apt. 1. CO.
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GARDEN APIS, Sc.
2 and 3abedrm. furn. apis. Conven
to transp., shopping, schools. LII
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APIS. FURN.-p. c. ,cons.

Mr.. 18th AND PARK RID. NV,
cow. stores, movies. churches, apt.
bldg. redec., nicely furn.; liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath; adults only; $50
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1851 FAIRMONT sT.-Comh. liv. rm.,
Bldg See Mgr. '2 &c. siI.si4' v dS'
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1900 GA. AVE.-Newly dee. furn.
apt; liv. rrn.. bedrm.. Ice. dinette,
kit. bath: all utils. incl; sos
mo. RAJ 6-7377 or MA. S-6730.
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GEORGETOWN
1900 QUE ST. NV.
2-BEDRM. APT. Sis

Attractive apt. bldg. in one OF
Georgetown's finest locations. charm
ingly decorated apt; Modern Pull;
storage facilities. utilities included
In rent. See manager on premises
or CALL ME. 9-5400 OR DI. 7-7140.
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1874 18th ST. NV.
1 bedrm., liv. rm. kit. and bath.
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EARM 8 CABIN tcont. J

FOE SALE. 1852 Ford tractor, pillow
and mower. Call Gaithersburi
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TWO MEN or working married couple
Large master bedrm.. twin beds, 2
closets, 5 windows. private bath,
shower; block to transp. and shop
ping district; phone privils. 433a
Hebaska aye; nv, KE: 7-04s7.
1874 10th ST. NV. at Scott Circle
shower. 81. SO weekly. l2S
THE EARLE. 2S44 Conn ave.--Lge
newly furn. rms. pvt. baths: dbies
and sgles.: mo. or daily rates
DU. .7-577S. pa
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lOCKSB0RO APT. 17l7 r st. NV
Lovely ! bedrm. and enc. cow to
downtewn; elev: bldg; from $57 per
UN. 4-54So. PORETSKY d SONS.
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25O1 QUE ST. NV rm. and bath
Grafton; parking facils.; avail Inn
3O71a 10th ST. s.W.-1-room apis.
mr.. Army base-Pentagon: infant
okay; reasonable. DI. 1860. al
CATHEDRAL AND CONN. VIC. - 2
bedrms.; $135; utils. incl; modern;
quiet. AID. 2-6239. HU. 3-8l04.
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n DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Newly renovated and furn. rooms
mex. Apply EBBITT HOTEL, lott
and II SITS. NV. FL
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Mr.. CONN. AND KALoRAMA-Ige.
kitchenette. rear porch. firepi.. at
SO, bO@Modern studio in air-con-
S Siitione S apt. BLDG. At corner Of 2iI0!,o
bath. utils.; i man. Shown 40 pm.
1919 PARK RID. N.W,--Lge. 8-rm.
stove; util. .furn. RIA. 3-43I0. 30
5ath ait bd s s Snstte doK ks Snd
A SaS i9sl s gi.l IN aF4 newly q
downtown; 500. incl. util. opU.
loo ELK. COLUMBIA RID. Nv
rms, Ice. iv. rm.' kit. and bath;
$IItos mo; incl. utils. DE. 2-s545
Lf f.e RH.D. porch, street front: 6edIm.,
preid.: apt: bldg. 45s6 isth st.
14oI '' i. AVE w; N.M.SL ISSsi i.s
bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit, bath, firepls.,
n 5nalGSSHnyi $I5 Up up. RE: a. T-274s; al
hSve Ku sa aaa iD Sr a. Ryt ss ssstts ss44
400 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Three
sizes: two rooms. kitchenette and
bath; sos mo. Three rms, Kitchen
etc and bath: $40 mo. Also. 5
rms, kitchenette and bath: S155
mo. All utils. incl. Inquire SWITCH
e 9S'oi isth ST. N.w.-rhree sizes;
comb living -bedrm., kitchenette and
dinette: 500 mo. Two rooms, kitch-
enette and bath; $115 mo. Three
rms, jr. dinette rn.. kitchenette
and bath: S155 mo. All utils. incl.
1914 nth ST. N.W.--Nicely furn.
units ranging from 1 rm. and bath
to 8 rms, kitchenette and bath.
Reas. rent. utils. incl. See janitor.
1851 PARK RID. N.W.-one room,
kitchenete. dinette. dressing closet
and. bath; S72.50 mo. Also. 2 rms.
kitchenette and bath: $95 mo. Both
Ant. 9Ol, al
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C0LORED-911 d ST.-Very lge.,
Adults only; $3.50 wk. uN. <-7045,
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APTS FURNISHED. G.

CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
I fia and SStS All y sis. sa 1aR tbSs
and elevator. no. 2-6b74.
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GOOD HOPE HILLS

MANAGEMENT
oil 18th st. NV. ME. s-1717
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06
q SATARO MONA

Final services for Sataro Mona,
n, of 1905 Stewart St.. will be held
today "wednesday, Jan. 81 at 7:3O
p m in Butterworths Chapel of
Memories with the Rev T. Ichikawa
officiating. Mr. Mona came to Sc
attic from Wakayama-ken Japan
He had lived in Seattle for 50 years
and was a retired railroad man
Surviving are two sons, Yoshio of
Seattle and Toshio of Chicago Ill !;
and one daughter, Keiko. also of
Chicago.
Arrangements were made by Su-
sunni Butterworth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06

NISEI POETRY.
Q NIGHT AND THE RAIN
I find sclace in solitude
An easing from a pain,
Whene'er the day becomes subdued
In the night and in the rain
can hear the tiny raindrops
Upon some window-pane,
And I stand outside and eavesdror
On the night and the rain.
It's the quietness. the oloseness.
That the night does contain.
And tremble in the carPss,
OF the night and the rain
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06
It's It; !; .t.!!h;!egL.:A!!!!W
nfQstD IS A fuetk WASHINGTON HlW
siNsd q & = s sslSs d
O Freedom of Citizens
Protected by Writ

One of the rights of an American
citizen which he jealousy guards is
that of his personal liberty.
To prevent law enforcement Off
GERS from abusing this constitution
al right, to prevent his unlawful de-
tention or Imprisonment, he may
use the writ of habeas corpus.
This writ is an order signed by the
judge directed to the sheriff or jail
er holding a prisoner or to any per-
son who is physically OBTAINING a
mother. and commanding him to
produce the body (alive) of the pri-
soner COR person detained before
the judge. The purpose of such an
order is to allow the judge to deter
mine whether the prisoner is being
held lawfully or whether he should
be set free
The words habeas corpus are La
tin for You Have the Body.
Q Corpus Deficit Defined
Another Latin phrase often con-
fused with habeas corpus is corpus
deficit. Literally translated it
means the body of the crime.
In the legal sense. it means that
which must be proved in every cri-
minal case. Such proof must show
that an unlawful act has been COM
mitted and that it has been commit
ted by human agency. To prove
murder it must be shown that the
death was unlawfully caused by
human agency. Contrary to popular
belief murder can be proved even
though the body cannot be found.
In the case of a burning building, it
must be shown that the building
was unlawfully set on fire by hui
man agency before arson can be
proved
This column is written to in
form, not advise Facts may change
the application of the law
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06
OBITUARIES.
Q MRS oKUMA MATsUoKA

Mrs Okuma Matsuoka Sc of
1909 E. Alder, died Thursday. Dec.
81. Born in Miye-ken, Japan Mrs.
Matsuoka had lived in Seattle for
80 years.
Wake services will be held from
7:30 pm. today "wednesday. Jan 81
in the residence, and funeral servi-
ces will be conducted at 7:30 pm.
Thursday, Jan. 7, in the Seattle
Buddhist church with the Rev. T.
Ichikawa officiating Cremation will
follow under the direction of But
terworth's
Surviving are her husband. Oto-
goro Matsuoka; three sons. Toru
John j. and George Y; one daugh-
ter, Mrs Mari Takemura; and four
grandchildren, all of Seattle.
Arrangements were made by Su-
sunni Butterworth.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06

LARAMIE, Wyo. Jan. 6-Alice
Kubo of Torrington, recently was
elected president of the Fourth
Estate, journalistic society. at the
University of Wyoming Miss Kubo
is also treasurer of the University
Canterbury Club.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1954-01-06
Miss Japan
She'll he Miss Universe Test Entry

TOKYO Japan Jan 6Twenty three yearod Yoshko Harada
sporting wndbown bob recently the Miss Japan
title here countrys beautiful and the right
to so-caed Universe contest of 1854 at Long
three and half and
pounds policeman In the
locally twice in Western dress ia
p3nese kimono bathing
Evening star., 1954-10-01
Ed Sullivan
Little Old New York

sleep. The hairdresser win be
here about midnight" !"
"As Nunnally was exiting, /
asked him how in the world he'd
thought Of me. 7 didn't he con-
fessed, but the minute Maggi
got sick, Charlie Clarke started
bending my ear about you. And
the more ] thought about 1t, the
more sense 1t made.
80" bubbled Peggy Ann,
that's how ! got q co-starring
role with Ginger Rogers and Van
Hefiin in Black Widow They
fleW me out to the coast after
the Montgomery show. completed
my scenes In flve weeks and
everybody on the Zanuck lot
thinks the picture may be one Of
the exciting CinemaScope Sleep
ers' of the year"
"Oh yes. and ! forgot the pay
off," beamed Peggy Ann. while
we were shooting on the coast,
! went to a cocktail party. A
man kept staring at me. Finally
he explained: I'm doing show
for the Theater Guild and you're
just the type for one role In it.
II you only were an actress"
Peggy Ann grinned. 81 told
him ! was an actress. So that's
how Tony Winer signed me to
co-star in. this Theater Guild
drama"
Evening star., 1954-10-01
NEW YORK.

Home is the Heroine: In her
approximate 20 years OF life,
young Peggy Ann Garner has
hit more. highs and agonizing
lows in luck than troupers thrice
her age. In recent years, the
lows have predominated but she's
never whimpered--and never
quit. Now the tide has changed.
Backstage at the Booth Theater.
where she's co-starring with
Walter Macken of Dublin's Abbey
Players, in the Theater Guilds
production of Macken's sombre
Home Is the Hero" Peggy Ann
tells you elatedly that Lady Luck
is now riding with her so swiftly
that young Garner has trouble
keeping her feet in the stirrups. :.
"It came out of leftfield."
explains Peggy Ann. 1--WE were
rehearsing for the Robert Mont
gomery TV production Of Once
Upon a Time and Elizabeth
Montgomery suggested that the
two Of us lunch, at the st.
Moritz. I was going to grab q
matted milk at the drugstore. so
I'd have extra time to work on
my script, but I'd never lunched
at the st. Moritz so said o. k,
never dreaming the chain Of
events about to be set in motion"
LAS we walked in, a man called
out a big hello. It was Charlie
Clarke, one of the top Coast
cameramen who had been so nice
to me when he photographed
Junior Miss. He said he was in
New York shooting some footage
for Nunnally Johnson's Black
Widow. co-starring Ginger
Rogers, Maggi Mcnamara and
Van Hef1in.
What you doing" he asked.
The Bob Montgomery TV show.
He shook his head, sympathet-
ically. That's a crazy. mixed up
racket
4 \ \ +
$50, we finished lunch and
went back to- the Woodstock to
rehearse and I forgot all about
Charlie Clarke.
1.-TWO nights later, the doorbell
Of the apartment rang. Nunnally
johnson was standing there with
another. man. What clothes
have you got here?' asked Num-
nally and went past me to the
closet. These will do he said,
indicating three dresses. The
man with him took the three
dresses of the hangers and
started out the door.
II thought it was a Hollywood
gag-and not very funny. No.
it's on the level said Nunnally.
'Maggi Mcnamara has been
taken i'll and we're going to test
you for her part. The makeup
man will be here at 6 am, so
you'd better get a good nights
Evening star., 1954-10-01

the Capitol Power Plant and its
distribution systems.
Reviews Projects.
Mr.. Lynn. reviewing the high
lights OF his career, including
construction Of the new House
once Building. Supreme Court.
Library Of Congress Annex and
the Botanic Gardens.
MIR. Lynn has turned over to
Mr.. Stewart responsibility for
care of the Capitol itself. with
its extensive park: the Senate
and House Office buildings, Capt.
tol Power Plant. Legislative Ca
rage, the Library Of Congress.
Supreme Court. United States
Court of Claims and the Botanic
Gardens.
Mr.. Stewart in his new post
also serves as member Of the
Capitol Police Board and Of the
District Zoning Commission.
Evening star., 1954-10-01

service as q member Of the
House and as head of the staff
Of the Senate District Commit
tee.
Mr.. Stewart took his oath of
Office on August 10, effective to-
day. Meanwhile, he has been
serving as a consultant to Mr..
Lynn, to become acquainted with
the staff and with the duties he
was to assume.
Plans Virtually Complete.
Plans for the new Office build
ing, to 60 up Immediately east
of the present Senate Ofdce
Building, have been revised and
are virtually complete. he said.
The next steps will be to ad-
vertise for bids and let a con-
tract.
Another big project taken over
from Mr.. Lynn is the 1854 mil
lion improvement program fol
Evening star., 1954-10-01
onysntlon Of lulherans Considers Merger Plan

The American Lutheran
Church. formed In 1880 BY Scan
dinavian. German and early
American groups dating back to
1918, is the only one that has
not. yet approved the merger
The American Lutheran
Church would contribute some
800, 900 baptized members to the
merged organization. It has
parishes in the United States.
Canada and Mexico and missions
and parishes in New Guinea and
India.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
500 Junior Hostesses
SOUGHT for Service Dances

The Armed Services Hospi-
tality Committee needs 500 en-
ployed young women between the
ages Of 18 and Is to volunteer as
junior hostesses at military
dances for service personnel.
Girls can register by calling
RE. 7-4104, or by appearing In
person at the committee office
at 1850 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Monday through Friday
from 8 am. to 5 pm, or at $3.50
pm. Monday in Room 500 in the
District Building. Fourteenth and
F. streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-01
Slayer Of Third Wife.
Faces Death Sentence
BY the Associated Press

PORTLAND.s Greg, Oct. L.
A mild-appearing. white-haired
61-year-old man-whose three
wives have died violently-will
be sentenced to death here Mon
day.
George F. Sack, who was ques-
toned by police about his first
wife's death and found not guilty
by reason of insanity after his
second wife's death, was con-
victed by an all-male jury here
last night Of numbering his third
wife.
A death sentence is mandatory,
but Sacks attorney said he would
appeal.
The jury took seven hours to
decide that Sack had executed q
plan to do away with his wife
because he feared she was going
to divorce him and claim part Of
his $125, 900 in property.
The State contended he did it
by showing her into the luggage
compartment Of his automobile
last February and keeping her
there until she suffocated. The
body was dumped In q vacant
lot.
Sacks first wife died In an
apartment house fire in Chicago
in the early 1920s. His second
was killed q few years later in
Chicago by a gun shot. Sack was
accused Of killing her.
Defended by the famed attor-
ney, Clarence Darrow, Sack was
found insane. and went to q
mental hospital for several years.
He came to Oregon In 1910
and married again.