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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED OFFICE
newly decorated. private priv i entrance. :'
rest room and closet. Reas. Do
ATTRlAcTIyE. MOD. BLDG. 1906 x
st;s stc-s ds:. fis,: z ms. rms, 3 baths; suit.
unit: 3rd a. suit. hskpg.: reas.
Owner; r. ASH. 1921 Eye st.. DI.
1890 K VssT. N.w.-ofice ant: $50 S 50.
III; t.; f1rn.; aair.cond.; fiuorescent
2nd floor. air cond.. 1000 50. IT,.
large windows. pvt. entr. Ideal for
many uses. Reas. Call OIL. 10000.
WYATT BLDG. - Very attractivelyI
furn. atr-eond. ONCE and use recep.
repr.. lawyer, acct, etc. ST. $3.50.
CIT 18th ST. NV, Suite 7os; un-
furn. rm. In suite; reasonable; use
Of reception room. -
saaS a4!,o.! 2 ST ST. S.W;n;$l5s0, So Ftrst-a.
parking. 5 cars; vacant. cali MI.
pomer, sANDoz, INC. 2 Dupont
LARGE OFFICE SPACE for music
sasaS9li aooS Home near ra public ss schools. 1.1s
ARLlNGaON, 1880 Wilson blvd
Attrac. newly dec. 3-rm. and lava
tory suite. Mr.. Clarendon and court
house. Suit. for professional occu-
pancy. Pvt. parking. $100 per mo.
Avail. immed. IA. 5-6741. -
1865 CONN. AVE.--Attrac. 1st-floor
area in air.cond. bldg. Large win
dow space. S400 or will consider
division. MR.. RIGGS, DU. 7-54O4.
ME. S-3232. Il
STUDIO OFFICE available, S25 a
month. other rooms, $50 and up,
air condition II desired. ST. $3.50.
SILVER sPRING-Nice ONCE in air.
conditioned bank bldg. Rent, only
$57. $50. THOMPSON g. GRAY.
JU. $4,000 week days TIL 6.
SEVEN CORs., FALLS CHI, va, AREA
New ONCE bldg, air-cond. Call HO.
2-535S or RA. 3-1397. %
Offers attractive suites for Immediate
occupancy, ranging from 2 to z
rooms in size; ideal for profess
Sional men: associations aud execu.
tive ofiiceS. Featured by high cell
ingS.. all exterior Offices and private
toilet facilities. Consult MR.,
WALSH. MA. s-2266. IS
SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRISTER BLDG, cas- r ST, NV,
Fully modernized, renovated ofiices, in
hreproof elev. bldg; all services incl.
IN rent. See supt., RE. 7-2294.
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Deorms., shower, toilet, porch and
alum. awnings, Tv and antenna
incl; Lot 300, Woodley Hills
Trailer Court, Alex, Va. so,
1853 a5-ft. Richardson;
bedrm.; excel. cond. TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex, Lot Dot
between 8 pm. and 8 pm. %
80 IA SALE 26h IT,. S1.995. A
terrific buy. Tip-top condition; neat
as a pin. Shower, toilet and washing
machine; new paint Job. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., Oak Grove, Va, so
5-67S9. Open daily till . pm. Closed
Sundays. -5
81 RICHARDSON 21 IT,. S1,795
Ideal mobile home for those who
enjoy hunting, fishing or travelling
Compact with complete facilities
'54 Westwood % IT,, S2,295. Idea
for newlyweds or for Q who wish tc
travel. Also suitable for hunting and
fishing trips. Complete facilitiel
with shower and toilet. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., 4030 wis. ave, WO
6,323I; Open daily till o p m
'52 TRAvELITE 20 it., S2.4e5. PLENTY
Of room makes for comfortable liv.
ing. Al condition. 2-tone gray
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. BerWyn
Nd, WE. 5-5035. Open daily till
8 pm. Closed Sundays. %
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LIVE IN FLORIDA
Enjoy health-giying Sunshine. Homes
and homesites In q restricted resi-.
dental community. For informa-
RALPH H. BEEsLEY. INC.
200 West Rich Ave-, DeLand. Fla
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY

Brick @ or frame, white or ealersdi
ME. S-1220; evenings. La. 6-5l91
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

WE HAVE LOTS AND LOTS of lots;
sizes 60x120 and 110xl 10: single or
In groups; range In price from
$1,000 to $4,000: terms or cash.
y = N Nd; arsas eHas RuRcH REALTY
LARCHMONT KNOLLS-Montsc. Co.;
excel. neighborhood, near Conn. ave.
127x130. OWNER. RA. $3.50. -
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
VETERANSl

For the veteran who can qualify, here
is spendid buy In q Groom MA
TURAL-STONE RAMBLER; base
ment and carport; conveniently To-
masey Sassd IN AcRE Msasfn eye I os on SSaS aSgE0S
Price has been established by the
Veterans Bureau at .S19,S50 Two
thousand cash will handle. CALL
MR.. TERMS teveningsl, DE. .2-7745,
THQS. ]. FISHER q CO.. INC. DI
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STOREROOM, BRICK, 60X16
Ideal for grocery, barber shop, beauty
parlor or electric supply. In St.
Marys Co., Md, on main highway to
Patuxent Naval Base at Oakville
$40 per month. Heat furnished
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU. 2-6161 FM. $3.50
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Gross yearly rents S4,s4s. Tenants
furn, all utils, incl; heat. Price
BLACKSTONE. Realtor. 1915 18th
st. NV. Ma. $4,000 or Oh. 4-6707.
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BUILDERS ATTEN.-58 a., nr. town
Of Fairax, Va: zoned resid.; trunk
line sewer on prop; water avail.
City limits Of Fairfax, Va. ' "
1,200 a., Centreville, Va. SARAH
ROACH. ia. 7-6627. IA. S-4271.
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OWNER SAYS SEII,
TWO 4-FAMILY APTS.

'-story brick bldg, 2Sx1l0: excel.
location: long lease at S275 per mo.
no expenses. Reas. priced. AID.
4.t3f3b2 -
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

OUR CLIENT wants 2-bedrm. coop.
apt. on 1st Il. or elevated bldg. If
you plan to sell cali GOSS REALTY
CO., INC. Ma. S-1353.
IF YOU WISH to sell your apart
ment building. small or large. or any
type of investment-commercial prop
erty. We will give your problems
Call MR.. TERMS, DE. 2-7745, eve
nings. THOS. ]. FISHER & CO.,
INC, DI. 7-6S30.
APT. BLDGS. for cash, any size, any
location. EN-. 2-2216. MERRYFIEID
g. WOODS. "a
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

So. $50 CASH. balance first trust for
2-family brick located In ne.
Each apt. liv. rn., kit, .dinette, 2
bedrnls. and bath. Gas heat. In
come $1.S00 per year. Elk. s.
1900. RA. 3-5711. a
SILVER SPRING-6-unit bldg: five
2. bedrms., one / bedrm.: mr.. shop
ping center: S43. 900. p. d. FORD.
office. Ju. 5-7560: home. Spring
BUILDiNG. 1-story, 1ex1Oo IT.. air.
cond., substantially constructed.
1900 blk. II ne. Suit. any type
business-wholesale or retail-front
and rear entrances. Call Ii. 4-9474.
APT. HOUsE-10 units; 1-hedrm
apts.; VI. old: close to TT.
Myer. shop, transp.; tenants pay
utils.; many money saving fea-
lures inco: porated into construction;
excel. financing; price $4,000.
Call today. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO.. 2212 Wilson blvd, ia. 7-9300.
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WYATT BLDG. - Very attractively
furn. air-cond. ONCE and use recep.
rn.; only S100. Ideal for industry
repr., lawyer, acct, etc. ST. 3-1540.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

GROUND FOR GROUP OF 2s TO 100
houses, Montgomery or Prince Geo
Counties; ell mills. avail. Box i9S h
Star. -
SMALL RESIDUAL LOTS desired. 1
or more. Close-in D. c., Chevy Chase
area, Bethesda or Arlington, Must
have all utils. avail Call Mr.. KETT-
LER. AID. 4-6173. "A
AM. UNIV. PARK-2 level lots. y
block from transp. $4,000 each
Mrs. Dawson, WO. 6-4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
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soArs
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

NICE CARS WANTED : Immediate
cash. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES
1880 Qeorgia ave. n ". Ia. $4,000
SOUTHERN DEALERS, In town this
week win pay cash for all makes
Ash apd mSds' ga cIssn ears; cal apEN TA g4s9 43s
and wuLYs WAGONS. IA. 5-a.25.
25Ol Columbia Pike, Arl.. Va.
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BUSY DOWNTOWN CORNER, entire
2nd noor., air cond.. 1000 50. IT,.
large windows. pvt. entr. Ideal for
many uses. Reas. Call OIL. 10000.
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IMMiGpf2aiTEE L "a EA0s.isSa cAsH sErTLEMEENiSTss iSrs
DAHL TILL 8 PM, SUN. TILL
CALL AID. 1882
BLASS & CLARK
No. / Florida Ave. NE.
(Cor. or N. Capitol and Florida N.E.)
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ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED OFFICE
Receptionist. waiting room, con-
venient location. Large ONCE bldg,
newly decorated. private entrance.
rest room and closet. Reas. Do
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TRAlLERS

NEW SPARE PARTS, international
Diesel. TD-14 and 1S. HA. 2-8O74
after 8 pm. -
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SINGLE RMS, $35 UP
BARRISTER BLDG, 635 r ST. NV.
Fully modernized, renovated ofices, in
hreproof elev. bldg; all services incl.
in rent. See Supt., RE. 1924
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Offers attractive suites for Immediate
rooms in size; ideal for profess
sional men; associations aud execu-
tive ofiices. Featured by high cell
ingS, all exterior Offices and private
toilet facilities. Consult Mr..
WALSH. MA 2-22RR a
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DODGE 1853 vs. Diplomat herdtop;
2 tone. Wv. tires. =. and h.. AL
extras plus o.d,: original owner, loW
mileage: S1,495 cash. kI. S-563S.
Evening star., 1954-11-02

1920 X ST. N.W.--Ofice apt: $50 50.
t.; furn.: air-cond.: fiuorescent
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
CONGRESS
HICHL!ICHTS

WASHINGTON u The curtain
may drop in this 36th day Of tele-
vised Senate hearings on the row
between Sen. Mccarthy (R-Wis)
and high Army officials. Mccarthy
is due back on the stand.
Defense - The Senate continues
debate on bill carrying more than
20 billion dollars for national de-
tense during the fiscal year that
starts July 1. Passage may come
during the day.
During discussion yesterday, Sen.
Gore (D-Tenn) said the pared-down
Eisenhower administration defense
budget was a terrible gamble"
with the security of the United
States and the free world. At least
one Democratic move is in the
works aimed at adding millions of
dollars to the bills total.
SURPLUS - The House has an.
proved a bill to authorize the sale
or gift of 81, 800, 600, 600 worth of
surplus farm products to friendly
nations. Of the total, a billion dol
lars worth could be sold, the rest
given away. The program would
last three years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
By SAM SUMMERlIN

TEGUC1GALPA, Honduras u
Guatemala called on Honduras last
night to stop anti-Red Guatemalan
exiles reported massing on the bor-
der for an assault against Presi-
dent Jacobo Arbenz Guzman's
Communist-influenced regime.
The appeal was made by Guate.
malan Ambassador Amadeo Chin
chilla to Honduran Foreign Minis
ter J. Edgardo Valenzuela as re-
ports here and in other Central
American nations indicated a show.
down might be imminent between
the Arbenz government and its an
ti-Communist opposition at home
and abroad.
I'VE have reports that we'll
equipped soldiers carrying guns
are being flown and driven by car
to points near our border" Chin
chilla told newsmen. "They are
being flown in chartered planes"
The Guatemalan envoy said Val.
enzuela had given him assurances
that Honduras Twill prevent any
incidents at the border and has
given orders for seizure of any
arms there"
Reports here and abroad indicat-
ed the ant-Arbenz forces were
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
Security Review OF Atomic Scientist Was Aimed At Heading
Off Possible Congressional Probe, Reliable Sources Reveal

gressmen feared any Capitol Hill
probe might throw the case into
public partisan politics" and that
they led backstage move to place
it before a special board.
The Atomic Energy Commission
set up a three-man panel headed
by Gordon Gray, president of the
University of North Carolina, which
held extensive hearings. 1t voted
FL not to lift Oppenheimer's pres
ent denial of access to secret ma
terial, while holding unanimously
that ne is loyal and discreet.
The boards findings are subject
to a final review by the five-man
Acc, which has promised to rule
sometime this month.
The apparently unprecedented
publication of the full security pam
ell hearings, meanwhile, showed
that atomic scientist l. 1. Rabi of
Columbia University voiced fear
that controversy over the Open
heime1 case may result in free tips
to the Russians on how to perfect
the H-bomb.
DR.. Rabi, chairman Of the Aces
General Advisory Committees
post Oppenheimer held in the post
war yearS-made it plain he does
not think the Russians have per-
fected an H-bomb.
Acc Chairman Lewis L. Strauss
has said the Russians have explod.
ed ga weapon or device" involving
fusion, the hydrogen bomb process.
His use OF the word device" sug-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17

summary with him Friday to Siam
ford, Conn.,, then noticed it was
missing when he left the train. He
said the summary was located Sum
day in the loSt-and- found depart
ment of an inspected railroad
station.
It contained excerpts from the
then unpublished Oppenheimer tes-
timony and some FBI documents
that still have not been released,
Hinshaw said in an interview.
The congressman said the Acc
then voted fl to release the tran
script, on grounds that its secrecy
might already be compromised and
after learning that Oppenheimer's
attorneys intended releasing part
of it.
Zuckert was not available for
comment.
Sen. Hickenlooper (R Iowa),
committee vice chairman, said the
group probably would take q look
into this (Zuckert) matter"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
BY RUSSELL BRINEs

WASHINGTON R- Congressional
sources said today one reason the
administration decided to conduct
q security review of atomic scien-
fist ]. Robert Oppenheimer vas to
head off a possible congressional
probe.
William L. Borden wrote the FBI
Nov. Z, 1858, after resigning as ex-
ecutive director of the Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee,
that his study convinced him OPP
penheimer more probably than
not is an agent of the Soviet
Union" The letter was made pub
lie Tuesday night in the transcript
Of the Oppenheimer hearings be-
fore a special three-man review
board. Many scientists who testi-
fled called Oppenheimer, a prinei-
pal developer of the atomic bomb,
both loyal and an excellent security
risk.
Informed congressional sources
who declined to be quoted by name
said copies of Borden's letter came
into possession of investigating
committees headed by Senators
Mccarthy (R-Wis) and Jenner (R-
Ind). Mccarthy has spoken of look
ing into Oppenheimer's past record
and, before the security review was
announced, mentioned an 18-month
"delay" in development of the hy-
drogen bomb.
Partisan Politics Fesred
The informants said some CON
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17

gested it might be only a labora-
tory-type model.
H.Bomb Speculation
Rabi testified in the Oppenheim-
er hearings he was pretty certain
the Russians would perfect the H
bomb Sin time" and he added:
"What | am afraid of is this
controversy over this case may
hasten the day because of the sort
of attrition of the security of tech
nical International sorts of stuff
appearing in the newspapers and
magazines and so on that sort of
skirts around it (the H-bomb).
'You know you have filter sys-
tenn for information. You put bits
and pieces together. They (the
Russians) already know some
thing :"
When Borden, now with Westing-
house Electric Corp, sent his let
ter about Oppenheimer to the FBI,
members of the congressional ato-
mic committee were informed of it.
Those who could be reached de-
clined comment today.
SIT represented his own think
ing" said Rep. Price (D-Ill).
Meanwhile, Rep. Hinshaw (R-
Calif) said the committee was in
formed officially that Acc Com
missioner Eugene M. Zuckert had
lost semisecret 1O0-page sum-
mary of the Oppenheimer test.
mony and that this was one reason
for releasing the full transcript.
Hinshaw said Zuckert took the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
Guatemala Calls On Honduras
10 Stop Massing OF Anti-Red
Exiles For Cuzman Assault

pushing their preparations for a
try at unseating the Guatemalan
regime. Among these were:
1. Dispatches from Belize, Brit
ish Honduras, quoted Guatemalan
exile sources there as saying anti
Communist parachute troops al
ready have been dropped into Qua
temala. The sources gave no de-
tails.
2. Usually reliable sources here
said Guatemalan exiles are being
airlifted to points near the bor-
der. Several planeloads Of men
dressed in khaki repeatedly were
flown out of Tegucigalpa yesterday
and an unknown number earlier.
The sources also said a well-armed
boat left the Honduran port of La
Ceiba yesterday, apparently for
strike at Puerto Barrios in Guate-
mala.
3. A close aide to Carlos Castillo
Armas, head of the Guatemalan ex-
lie movement here, claimed 5000
anti-Arbenz men stand ready along
the frontiers of Ell Salvador and
Honduras and Eat least $4,000 sup
porters inside Guatemala will rise
UP to fight with us when the mo-
ment comes"
4. Castillo Armas, in message
to his Guatemalan "compatriots,"
said he would be with them every
shortly" The exile leader called
on the Guatemalan people to pre-
vent Arbenz and his aides from
fleeing.
Chinchilla told newsmen it was
rumored the Castillo Armas forces
would "start fighting Friday"
A dispatch from Associated Press
Correspondent Jack Rutledge in
Guatemala, delayed five hours by
the new strict censorship, reported
last night that the capital city was
quiet and international airlines had
resumed normal service after a
temporary government ordered
halt.
The dispatch said authorities
were pushing plans for massive
demonstrations tomorrow to show
the solidarity of the people behind
the Arbenz regime. Rutledge said
100000 persons were expected to
throng Guatemala City's narrow
streets.
The Guatemalan general staff
and the presidential office earlier
yesterday denied a report that the
army had given Arbenz "a hours
to resign. A joint statement said
the army els giving all its support
to Citizen President Arbenz."
Ell Salvador's embassy in Guate-
mala City was reported bullying
with "a refugees who sought asylum
there from the government round
up. Exile sources say 600 or more
opponents of Arbenz and the Com
munists already are under arrest.
The government repeatedly has
granted safe conduct for 10 of those
in the Salvadorean Embassy to
leave the country. Several other
oppositionists already have made
their escape via this route.
Guatemalan exiles in Tegucigal-
pa made no secret of their military
preparations. Men dressed in fresh
khaki but wearing no insignia
walked the streets and gathered at
the city's airport. They were seen
boarding planes without any ap-
parent effort to hide their move
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
Early Start

CLYDE, NC. R-Elmer Roose-
Welt Mason, 30, win be tried here
July IL on a charge of letting an
unlicensed minor-his son-drive
his car.
State Patrolman w. r. Wooden
who made the arrest, said he saw
the Mason car going about 80 miles
an hour with a driver who looked
a bit short in the saddle. Mason
protested that his son is capable
driver who also runs q farm
tractor.
The boy wasn't charged. He's S.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17
REALLY SCARED

KENMORE, NY. N-Whitey, .
9-year-old collie, started running
when a thunderstorm began yes
terday. A woman caught him As
minutes later - nine miles away
in downtown Buffalo.
Whitey's address was on his COL
lar. The SPCA returned him to
owner Daniel Gruber.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17

An ermine is a stoat when its
fur turns white in winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-06-17

READ TIE CITIZEN DAILY
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Freedom Of Thought
ImperiIed, Hartman Says

NEW YORK, May / - w.
Averell Hartman, former United
States ambassador to the Soviet
Union, said tonight certain in
could destroy our vital weapon
of freedom of thought.
These influences. Mr.. Harri-
man declared. "are weakening
our historic respect for freedom
of thought and expression"
He said in a speech prepared
for Columbia University's Rus
sian Institute that I'VE can be
alert and severe against sub
version without allowing our
selves to be cowed in spirit or
warped in mind, and thus lose
the precious advantages of free
dom and mutual trust"
1--WE must not allow The fears
that have been aroused by acts
of subversion to be whipped up
and exploited in ways that will
injure and divide us and cause
us to take on the face of the
enemy" Mr.. Hartman said.
Mr.. Hartman, who also served
as director of the Mutual Sc
curity Agency. said the United
States is being distracted from
the grave external threat" by
tactics employed in dealing with
internal SubverSion."
Evening star., 1954-05-02

organization control is enlivening
Tuesdays Indiana primary.
Six of the Hoosier States 10
Republican House members have
no opposition for denomination.
Among these is House Majority
Leader Halleck. The lone Indiana
Democrat in the House, Ray j.
Madden, has only nominal OPP
position.
The G.. o. P. factional fight
centers in the 9th district, where
his 14th year in the House. faces
a severe test for denomination.
His opponent is State Senator
Ed Whltcomb.
Mr. Wilson has lined up with
the Republican faction headed
by Gov. George N. Craig. Mr..
Whitcomb stands with the "Old
Guard" faction headed by Sen
ators Capehart and Jenner. The
Senators now control the, State
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Cruzy Drivers Just That

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May l (P).
"A psychologist says many
chronic bad drivers are in worse
shape mentally than criminals
and some persons driving cars
would be committed as legally
insane.
DR.. Alan Canty of Detroit told
the Midwestern Psychological
Association here yesterday he
studied 812 bad drivers (de-
termined by traffic ticketS) and
812 criminals for a year. He
found more bad drivers were
stupid, psychoneurotic, alcoholic,
emotionally unstable, immature,
or egocentric.
On one score, the drivers got
the nod on the criminals-more
criminals were anti-social, DR..
Canty said.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Baltimore Composer
Wins Grant Of $1,000
By the Asseeio.sd Pres.

NEW YORK, May Com
poser Hugo Weisgall of Balti-
more was one of is persons an
nounced last night as winners of
$1,000 arts and letters grants
from the National Institute of
Arts and Letters.
The institute makes the awards
annually to non-member artists,
composers and authors. They
are made both as recognition of
established artists and as an en-
couragement to younger artists.
The institute, made up of $50
persons chosen for distinguished
achievement in art, music and
literature, is headed by Marc
Connolly.
The 1854 awards will be for
mally presented to six artists,
six authors and three composers
on May 26 in New York.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
| Life in the u. S.
Mans Best
Friend Is-for
Doggy $1,000
| Py the Associated Press

LONG BEACH. Calf, May /
"A grateful pet owner paid
81 900 today as a reward to a
man who found his missing
golden cocker spaniel, ending the
biggest dog hunt in local
memory. Since last night, when
the dog was reported missing
and the reward announced, not
canine has been safe from the
clutches of ize-hunters.
Don Campbell. A., of Ingle-
wood, got the reward. He said he
found the cocker after almost
running him down with his car.
Randy, the 7-year-old cocker,
went AWOL from his owners,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Ham
bin. while they were eating in a
restaurant.
Mr.. Hamblin, a truck insur-
ance underwater, grinned as he
wrote out a check for $1,000 and
presented 1t to Mr.. Campbell. He,
in turn, said he would split the
money with Byrle Townley, SO,
Of Inglewood, with whom he was
riding last night.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

of churches across the country.
DR.. Richard C. Lentz, family
life director of the National
Council of Churches, said the
theme recognizes that there is
in Christian family life a force
that is more than a match for
trouble-a force that makes
the Christian home a dynamic
-. influence in the world"
Evening star., 1954-05-02
Right Man, Wrong State

CONWAY, S. c., May l
P.-J. Clator Arrants of
Camden, a candidate for lieu
tenant governor of South
Carolina, motored through the
upper part of the State, stop
ping here and there to do a
little roadside campaigning.
From time to time he
stopped to explain to indi-
viduals or small groups that
he was a candidate for Office.
At one stop an aged man
peered at him devastatingly.
Son. you look mighty young
to be Gov. Scott" the old man
said.
1t was then that Mr.. Ar
rants realized he had crossed
into North Carolina, where
former Gov. w. Kerr Scott is