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NEW AMSTERDAM
2701 18th ST. NV.
/ RIM. KIT. BATH, SIS UP

1NA'' NAA~'' AAa' 90 OH
Newly decorated, large. bright rms.
with walk-In closets and separate
dinettes; attractively furnished, in
well-maintained bldg; switchboard,
elevator and mail desk service. To
inspect apply at desk or call MRS.
F1CKS, CO 5-7400.
COLORED.-1314 RHODE ISLAND
nicely furn.; inspect. then call co.
CoL0RED-N.E. SECTION Nicely
arranged 21rm apt; empl. couple
c GnlGi Ii 1851 BELMONT Rb.1le
apis. beautifully furn.: pvt. kit: for
quiet ADULTS: Si3.75 per wk., SI6.5O
a week. incl. utils. EN-. 2-1965. Iii
COLORED-174O EUCLID ST. NV
| and = rms. kit, bath.
cotSED R lL KITCHEN share
ences: $50 me. Ii. 6-282i. ii
STUDIO APARTMENT. for two girls;
all utils.; reasonable: ideal location.
Iz1S 18th st; NV, no. 2-S616.
c 9F5i 2; 1SaNf ELK. QUINCY ST.
adults; $50. utils. incl. Cali IO-4
V. D. JOHNSTON, DU. 7-146S. --l2
COLORED - TALBERT ST. - Near
Nichols ave. bus. Sc: 2 bedrooms,
living room. dining room modern
kitchen and bath: garage; 500. Call
10 to 4. V. D. JOHNSTON, DU.
COLoRED-1iiO R ST. N.w.-Effc.
kitchenette. no. 2-2o96. Ill
c 8ms' EIo pes week ST wo. s d755s
coLoRED-1s1s CLIFTON ST. Nv.
Mod. apt. bldg. for select clientele;
liv. rm.. bedrm., full kit. and bath;
$3.50 per mo. No children. In
ises, THE HARTFORD CO.. RE.
CoIoRED-1sss PARK RID. NV
1 1s Sth s 81 sci 7b7 sgts 10 and ss1 hk
COEORED-I RIM. KIT, BATH APT.
v7Es Colum S,ns I'd; NV W. J JEN-
cS 81 ;nsofi RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.w.-1- bedrm: apis, ST.. So.
R InelIdeS IA Al a.q5 Wis s1EdMAN
dle-aged cple. at reduced rent for
C tIiaS dH6.e- r. 1. 0N AVE w Nv W.
Bsmt. rear; / rm., kit, pvt. bath.
pvt. entr,, auto; heat. hot water,
SLtC. EtLEE.t fNtd-oVs AppN VA
CoLoRED-LovELY . rooms, kit,
bath. porch; utilities incl; nice cple
desired Call after $50 pm. AID.
C OF RG;UNIT BLK. OF W ST.
n:w.-Lge.- and attrac. bsmt. apt.
CooIoREDS9BAsEMENT APT. - /
room, kit; share bath; $45 2 mo
COLORED-l RIM, kit. pvt. bath;
just of 14th st. carline; S64 so.
Another at S54.50. semipvt. bath.
Call EN-. 2-7699. Ill
COL nth ST. NV
rm. bachelor apt. with kit.
$49.50 mo. incl. all utils. adults
only. See janitor In basement.
Dixie Hous. Co. Ills 18th st. NV.
COLORED-I00O Blk. Rhode Is
land ave. ne; mr.. Rhode Island
ave. Plaza; furnished or unfurn-
ished; 2 bedrmSl plus pvt. bath. lge.
liv. I'm. with fireplace, family-size
din rm.. lge, all-elec, kit, plus use
of knotty pine rec. rm. with bar.
laundry rm.: utilities furnished. will
accept children.
AID. 4-3S49. 10. 2-1272
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APIS. FuRNIsHEo-MD.
HYATTsVMLE AREA, one of N

AREA, one of Mary
lands best residential sections: huge
bedrm,. liv. rm., kit, bath: nicely
furn,: cow. to transp., shopping;
sos mo- uN. 4-9052. Ia
IiO4 29th ST, Mt. Rainier, Md
. rooms, kit. bath; well Turn; utils
c i5si r S seaisd5sn N aoa y;n. rm
kit, bedrm. and bath; quick transp.
to D, C. WA. $1,000 weekdays after
8 pm, lis
BsMT. APT, outside entrance. child
accepted, furnished Or unfurnighed.
privilegoa. LU. 1-04o0. Ill
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THE SUNDAY STAR z
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

Washington. D. G.
SUNDAY, APRIL IL, 1854
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-11

Attractive Apis. for Rent in
THE BRoADMooR, 1901 Conn.
Sl65 and Up for l-bedrm. Type.
BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GARDENS
$40, 2 bedrms. with din. rm.
Inquire Weekdays
EDMUND j. FLYNN CO.
washington Bldg. MA, S-95oo
Evening star., 1954-05-23
'MorriugeLicense
Applications
VcSo441A1BUO44, "a W
SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1854

Under D. C. lGtD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. UGit three tull days
and receiDe the license on the
NTH day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Winfree Lee. SO. Allentown. Pa and
Ruth Wade. SO, Fredericksburg. Va.
George Zimmerman. I9. 490s y st. .s9s
and Jacaueline Goheens, Is. 1900
Alton st. Sc.
Richard yanWinkle. 2S, Far Hills; \. J..
and Grayson Beach, %, 1885 24th St.
NV.
John Parsons, %. Alexandria. and Frieda
Emmerth. 21. Winchester Va.
Albert. Jones. %. 4247 Eads 81. ne; and
Carolina ave. ne.
eofrOnio Lindsin, 46, and Charlotte
Wills, 26, both Of 1908 Florida ave.
NV.
James wilkerson. 1s. 210 L st. s.w.. and
Rosetta Settles. 16. 314 @ st. s.W.
Joseph Glenn; 3o' Atlantic City rsnn ana
Stuart Cramer, 26, Charlotte, N. c.. and
Elizabeth Peters. ~. Los Angeles.
Jay Holiday, 26, 5O3 62nd pl. ne. and
Lololits shorter. "a. 1929 Benning I'd.
ne.
Edward KehOe. 21. HyattsyilIe. Nd. and
Audrey Owens. 16, 1447 st. Sc.
and Daisy Carpenter. 21, Halftown.
John Everett. "a Annapolis. and Jane
McWhorter. 20. Takoma Park. Md.
Raymond Smith, 81, 1928 Benning I'd:
ne. and Leola Holiday. 2S' 2149 N
Paul Markowitz. q. 7o6 varnum st. NV.
and sandra Berger. 1S. 322 Gallatin
st. NV.
Herbert Kwasn. 10, Baltimore. and Bar
oara Horwitz. 1S, 55 Hamilton st. NV.
Arthur Kraft, 20, and Jewel Stone. FL.
both of 213O N ST. NV.
John Davis. "a. 1880 Alabama ave. Sc.
and GLADYS Craven, "A, Alexandria,
Va.
Bruce Seligh, 21. Garrett Park. Md and
Dorothy Lonas. 1S, Kensington, Nd
Donald Alexander. 10. Brookmont. Nd.
and Francie More, 19. Bethesda. Nd.
Arthur Dease. 20. 523 Florida ave; ne,
and Barbara Felton, ~. 3Os Florida
Eldridse Buchanan, 20, 1900 Erie st.
Sc and Carolla Carr. "a. Charlotte.
Earle Neale, 20, 1853 wyls st. ne. and
Malinda Hart. 10, 4S4 Bates st. s.w.
Joe Wright. q. 1852 Wyoming ave; NV.
auu OClC GIdvco, ~, O1O oI0 ob. ~ W.
William Lancaster. 25. and Dorothy
Hayes. 20, both Of Arlington Village.
Keith Feltenberger, %. Fort Meade. Nd.
and Mary Gear. "a, Everett. Mass.
Bernard Moore. 80 sos Columbia I'd.
NV. and Dorothy Smith. 1641 9th
Roger H Rheault, 92. and Martha Mos
CONAN, 10; both Of oxford. Mass.
Harriet Huston. 2S. 1439 Newton st.
Lewis BAN. %. 2644 Birney pl s.e.. and
Mary Massey. II. 1911 D st. Sc.
Eieanore Kryz, 36, Kensington. Md.
Hubert Wallace, 23. 91S East Capitol st.
ne. and Carolyn Grover, 10. 4716
Queens CHAPEL ter. ne.
Harry Winslow. So Wethersfleld. Conn.
and Dorothy Davis. A, Belmont, N. C.
Edmund Fries, %. 1896 10th st. NV.
and June Christy, 21. 1905 Deal dr..
wiley Shore. 10. 1884 Columbia I'd. NV.
and Barbara Boiey, 19, Arlington.
Catherine Murray. 2916 2nd st. sc.
George Lowe, 25. Oak Park. Ill. and
Charlotte Drury. 2S. 2122 California
Iver Peterson, "a, Roseue, N. j.. and
Kathryn Tucker. %. Salem. Va.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
Deaths Reported

(By the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics)
Margaret Z. Sullivan. S5, 4540 MacAr-
Alice M. Hendrick, "a, $40 F st. ne.
Jennie Breck, 76, 1125 SpTins I'd. NV.
Paulina B. Sabin, 20. Arlington. Va.
Walter w. Mertz. 20. 2O29 North Capt.
John z. Bayless, "a, 1921 Newark st. NV.
Roy e. Tiermey, 81. 933 l. ST. NV.
Kosten, Kudryk. so, Washington, D: G.
William @. Frazier, So, Baltimore, Md.
Mary Buys. so. Bronxville. N. Y.
Agnes r. Sullivan, 40, 1889 New Hamp-
Eleanor v. Brennan. 40. 1922 Stephen
Daniel w. Pickrell. 40. 1904 Eastern
DR.. Silver Spring; Nd.
Antonio Bouvier, AZ, .1717 18th st. NV.
Katherine M. Delaughter, 81. 1880 AL
lentown rd.. Camp Springs, Md.
Clara Matthews, 4s, 425 3rd st. NV.
Palma Palma A. 4; Harris, AZ, 70 416 2nd st. NV.
Hattie B. s porsey' 3s, 500 S'i q st. NV.
Ola M. Robinson. 25, 1912 9th st. NV.
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Births Reported

(By the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics. }
BOYS.
Leroy and Dorothy Crow.
Dallas and Madeline Jones
George and Gloria MacGillivray.
Isaac and Doris Pazornick.
Martin and Helen Yeatman.
James and Lois Diessler.
Joseph and Mary Maccherone.
Thomas and Elizabeth MONTGOMERY.
John and Mary Washnock.
Curtis. and Eugene Allen.
Claude and Elizabeth Braddock.
James and Catherine Davis.
Frederick and Dolores Jackson.
General and Helen Lee.
Frank and 'Virgia Robinson. rA
Willie and OSa Williams.
James and Dolores Banks.
Joseph and Florine Beal.
Cary and Lucille Cook.
William and Naomi Freeman.
Conrad and Anna Lancaster.
James and Eula Lewis. 4
David and Elizabe,, ~, Stoddard.
Melvin and Mildreu Anderson.
Henry and Augustine Black
George and Beatrice Henson.
Joseph and Edna Ienifer
Hayworth and Almedith Tyler.
Joseph and Irene Walker
Henry and Fannie Baugh.
John and Mary Coates.
Frank and Ruth James.
Alonzo and Vernoica johnson.
Lee and Frances Saunders.
Albert and Annie Tyson.
Stanley and Thelma Becker.
George and Elsie Birdwell.
Evening star., 1954-05-23
12.98 Quilted
Satin Spreads

Large assortment Of coIors. Also
corduroy throw types. All beautifully
tailored. Single size only A Won
derfuI buy at this low sale price.
400
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In shades Of green, grey, in 9 and 2 #. widths;
red, IL #. At this low price only becouse of
limited quantities. Shop early for best seIec-
ton
96 Yds. 4.e5 Cotton BroodIoom
Plush pile type in assorted coIors to blend with
your decorating scheme l2-ft. widths.
1855
g. I'd.
19-$123 Wilton 9xIz' Rugs
Cut and loop pile broodoom in shades Of grey.
green or beige. Reduced from regular stock
6o.00
These Items Washington Store Only
40 Yds. l2e5 Beige Embossed Wool
Wilton, 5-ft. width 5.99 50. yd.
les Yds. 8.o5 Green Tone-on-Tone
Broodloom, l2-ft. width 3.99 So yd.
81 Yds. l2.5o Grey Round Wire Wilton.
l2-f width ---------- ------ 7.99 50. yd.
Kann's-Thtrd FLOOR, Washington:
Losrer LeUeEAfItn0toR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

BuhA dandHp
, 70 a y
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ordered to pay the court costs.
But a request for an injunction
was denied because the three
men had resigned from the board
after the suit was filed.
Judge Kennamer retained
jurisdiction in the event any of
them ever serve on the board
again.
In a declaratory judgment, the
court found that the Negroes,
Aaron Sellers, j. s. Sellers, Will
lie Dorsey and Lorenza Robins,
were subjected to treatment not
administered to white appn-
cants." And he warned:
1.-THE supreme law of the pub
lie is that no test can be re-
quired of Negro applicant (.
that is not required of white
applicant; therefore, let no board
of registrars try to devise any
scheme or artif1ce to do other
wise"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
'1iconderoga Joins Fleet
After Full determination
.By The Assoelc,ed Pre,s

NEW YORK, Sept. II. - The
32.000-ton carrier Ticonderoga,
q valiant fighting ship In World
War ii, rejoined the fleet today,
completely modernized.
Under the command Of Capt.
William A. Schoech Of Blakes-
burg. Iowa. the Essex class car
rier Joined the Atlantic Fleet
after IA years Of preparing her
for the atomic age Of warships.
Her recommisSioning ceremony
late today at the New York Naval
Shipyard In Brooklyn was at
tended by top officers from
Washington, this naval district,
the Eastern Sea Frontier and by
New York congressman and civic
officials.
A Navy spokesman said the tt
conderoga has been equipped
with the latest In everything "ex-
cept an atomic power plant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
SheIIfish Group Fovors
Voluntary Proqrum

Delegates to a conference on
sanitation measures for shellfish
protection here last week agreed
unanimously to continue the
voluntary and cooperative Fed
eral-State-industry cleanup pro-
gram.
It was the first national meet
ing on the subject in nearly 80
years. Almost 100 persons at
tended. representing United
States and Canadian govern
ment and industry organiza-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

The sofety of an Olympic-slze pool 2
miles of sandy beaches Loroe horbors and
the brood Potuxent for boating and fishing
. EVERY LOT overlooks voter ldeol
fomily vacation spot q Switchboard and
lawn tennis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Spiritual Ministry Needed
In Polio Cases, Pope Says.
By n. As,ceiol,d Pres,

- ~ sNssssOs 1880
CASTEL GANDOLFo, italy.
Sept. 11.-Pope Plus XII urged
polio experts today to devote
themselves to the minds and
souls as well as to the bodies
Of victims Of the, dread disease.
The Pontiff spoke to delegates
from 40 nations attending the
third international Poliomyeli-
tbs Congress-. He received them
at his summer residence here. u
The 78-year-old head Of the
Roman Catholic Church told his
listeners that . victim Of the dis
ease. however extensively DANE
aged, remains b man with moral
responsibility before his own
conscience and society"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
North ireland Scotland
Tunnel Again Stymied

Efforts to get construction
started on a cross-channel tunnel
from Northern Ireland To Scot
land apparently have again
proved vain.
The Belfast Chamber Of Trade,
after studying the matter. has
quit its sponsorship Of the prof.
ect. which first was discussed
many years ago and recently
revived. Most members believe i
train-ferry service win meet
present demands for better
transportation and at far less
cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Negroes Win Suit
For Alabama Vote
By the Assoeio,ed Press

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept.
IA Federal judge says hide
and SEEK policy was used to
keep four Negroes from register
ing as voters in Bullock County
where the population is pre-
dominantly Negro.
U. S. District Judge c. B. Ken
manner made that observation
yesterday IN deciding court
suit in favor of the four Negroes
who complained they were de-
MED registration because of their
race.
The defendants, former board
members S. B. Wilson, Fred
Chappell and w. B. Rainier, were
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01
SEND In YOUR ENTRIES NOW!

Your entries must be dropped in 1853, must be of
top quolity, not fitted. Bulls will be groded
and or lower grades will not be sold. All bulls
must meet requirements of the Montana Sonitory
Boord Entries limited to breeders in Montono ond
adjoining stotes.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-08-01
DECEMBER II, 1854

Here is real opportunity to buy Range
Bulls with stomino and quoity :. the
kind of bulls thot have mode Montono-
beef famous. Be sure to sit in on this big
sale at Miles City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21
-Hesslei Photo.

--Hesslei Photo.
MRS. RICHARD HI. STOHLNAN
The former
Miss Marianne E.. Darby.
Miss Marianne Elizabeth OAR
by. daughter Of Mrs. John Joseph
Darby and the late MIR. Darby,
was married February 20 to 1t.
Richard Henry Stohlman.
U. S. "A. son of Mr.. Edwin L.
Stohlman of Somerset, Md, and
the late Mrs. Stolhman.
The Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the scene OF the
ceremony, at which the Rev,
E. Carl Lyon ofiiciated. A re-
ception followed at the Column
bia Country Club.
The couple will live In Paris,
as 1t. Stohlman is stationed at
Fontainebleau.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-21

Price. soshed sampe
dining bedroo-oo obIes rugs omps, and bedding List
soIes final oil subject prior Sorry mail phon
1926 Bali Hi Ddft~ood mahogany upholstered rub $500
bedzed hoir Podded scot occasional arm
$500 Paul Necobb black Iocquered double
424oo MuItp!ex cherry eordovon mahogany three
d~er Se Custom o' Construction Saie 00 50. 1880 95
1925 WROUGHT Wrought. iron ron. soto lounge with foom rubber
reversible s scot motress and two ubberzed ~ 14ooc
000 ss s Giss: s53 sc eas lounge 1880
oveseot Lime and uphoIteV----- 1895
Ss: s sscs s 5aeR s so .s s "a
ooek --------------- :------- 3ooo
Choice o. upholstery $500 $3.50
5000 e eee: sSsss 9oo 0o Txeee e
Of fobdes---4~---- - $500
$4,000 Lonsoere decorators bumper end soo un 24ooc
strueton. Choice of grey 1880 2495
l29 90 Foom rubber motres ond hond tied coil box
spring double size outfits Durable woven oooo 5000
1900 s sss te,s "s ds: .s,:; with r 6; Ss
1890 Fown ook bedroom suite
dower iP dresser with mirror; eheson ,,oor 1925
5o sose ok 2sc S snd .s "Hs y e 47'
eho1s buffet and chino --- 1880 z4ee5
5o25o Fown oak , x-pieGe Junior dining room en- on
tenbs pedesto bose extension Sda dining room 97'0
sliding gloss doors hutch top eombinotion 1880
s495 N ss5: ene block oses'sa oe"e soeko ESQ 4750
1850 Plastic top obIone cockton $3.50 ,
1850 Noturo ondp plastic cocktail toble 1888
$500 LINED ook obIone coektoI toble with
section -- - 1855
1926 Noturo mahogany step tobIe with lower @'A'0
1895 Black Iocquered group tobIes Three
2495 Noturo revolving TV tobIes 1926 1880
$500 Atwood sculptured heavy
minister 1895 an
$3.50 Peod grey heavy plush l4x6e"
loom 1895
35oo5 ncordovo nmohoq 1900
front Ample Storage compartments, drawers
5000 Townsville three piece amber maple with 1905
dresser With %i o d>oe chest and 4''0
l69 90 Lonooce reversible foam rubber cushion 00700
lounoe choirs Upholstered platforms Choice
$3.50 Pou Mccobb orm!es lounge fromth 1906
P|onner Group. Upholstered in print 1895
100 WROUGHT iron with back ond orm studio sofos o
with I 2e toom rubber mottess and two $3.50
5495 Sherry cor 1Od0von mahogany reefom style $500
1850 Black Iocquered comfortable
lounge ehors Choice Of pesimmon or yellow o-o
$500 Paul Mccobb Drecono, Custom Croft
versbIe foam rubber cushion, solid
mahogany frome lounge choir Upholstered in
1o5o 90 Paul Mccobb foomr ubbe solid
6"ch trome occasional lounge chair from the 1879
Predieor group 5qq5
1926 Paul cCobb~oueht iron eobono choir with 1900
reversible black upholstered foam rubber
cushion and black and white striped back rest
1895 Rutton-tufed and back lounge choir
Upholstered green durobe texued fobic $3.50 1895
1880 sheno'Berrom Of California low eommodes
Of cordovon bieoched mohoeony - eoo5 9S9o
stewortsown eincht -drower living
bachelors chest 5oo5 77o so
1895 Lipsek red Plastic upholstered
$500 Loneocre foam rubber three-p
ing love witho 1", foe'no love 1900
stored in gold tenued fobric -~1- $500
, 1954-12-22
PUBLICATION

All interested persons are
hereby advised that lists Of de
linquent Real Property Taxes
and Night Soil Removal Ser
vice Fees for the calendar year
1853 have been posted in the
lobbies Of the Department Of
Finance, both at Christiansted
and Frederiksted.
Unless the amounts shown
are paid by May |, 1855, the
respective properties will be
attached by the Sheriff in the
manner provided BY law.
Office Of the administrative
Assistant to the Governor
Christiansted, st. Croix, Nov.
A, 1854
b. g.
Administrative Asst. to the
Governor.
, 1954-12-22

Not only is it patiently IN
fair to punish an Individual
without giving him an oppor-
tunity to testify in his own be-
half but il IS improper and
demoralizing to ignore the
head or acting head of the de-
partment who, under the
existing law, is charged with
the duty of melting out suspen
sion, when disciplinary mea-
sures against subordinates are
deemed desirable.
What type Of morale do we
expect to build within our
police department when all an
influential citizen has to do to
, 1954-12-22

IS : one Q) Car, Ford Sedan, 1916 Model, passenger, 100
engine
This car may be seen at the Garage at Bethlehem during
working hours C7:3O AM. to 400 PM BY contracting Mr..
Talbot Offers to purchase are to be in writing and should
be Sc sent to the Purchasing Division at Golden Grove. This
sale closes Wednesday December %, 1854
, 1954-12-22
S A / E

The Virgin Islands Corporation Of Christiansted, St. Croix,
". l.. offers for sale = as is, where is
Oliver Row Crop Wheel Type Tractor No. %, Motor
No. 1889, Serial D11O79C46B, Diesel
international Model VIC Spider Tractor No. II,
Motor No. WCBM-2552, Serial Nc. 2999
international Model W-9 Spider Tractor No. 10,
Motor No. Serial WEB so12W12A
International Farnall Model ~ Spider Tractor4No
81. Motor NoFBKM-58832, Serial NoFBK-5956OKl
offers will be considered on the basis Of 4 or all Of the
advertised Offers should be submitted 70 the Purchas-
ing Division.
, 1954-12-22
Editorial
UNF TACTICS

Regardless Of the facts in
the case involving the suspen-
sion Of Patrolman Cecil Viii
Hams from the Police Force
BY Government Secretary
Claunch, there are some as
poets that are not very pleas
ing. In this case, the patrol
man and a citizen who report
ed a theft to him got into an
argument over the manner
in which the officer was con-
Quoting the investigation. APP
parently both parties used Of
fensive words to the other, &
the patrolman was charged
with making threats to use
force. Immediately, the Cow
eminent Secretary is called,
and without even asking the
policeman to explain his side
Of the story, a suspension or
der was issued.
, 1954-12-22
Subscription Rates:

have an officer suspended or.
even fired is to call up the
Government Secretary and
lodge a complaint
No policeman has any right
to abuse or threaten a citizen,
and we are not attempting to
justify any unbecoming con
duct, but we do want to see
justice and fair play meted
out to all regardless Of inflC-
ence Or position, and we do in
sists that no official use his
power to unnecessarily brow
beat subordinates.
Editorial reprinted from the
Home Journal
Evening star., 1954-11-29
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Evening star., 1954-11-29
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Evening star., 1954-11-29
Utah Collects Bio Tux

SALT LAKE CITY (R.-A
check for 1891, 500 was to be
presented to the State Of Utah
today by the Kennecott Copper
Corp.
The check represents the high
est single corporation tax paid
in the history Of the State and
about IA per cent of Utah's total
annual property tax income.
The Kennecott payment for
1854 is some $655, 900 better than
last years. Company officials
say their total tax bill this year,
including franchise, sales and oc-
cupation taxes, will better $40
million.
The firm operates the huge
Bingham open-cut copper mine
near Salt Lake City.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Lite in the u. S.
Lite in the u. S.
Santa IS Asked
To Bring Ma
A Rolling Pin
By the Assoeiofed Press

SHREVEPORT, La. Nov. 29.-
The Shreveport Times received
this scrawled Santa Claus note
yesterday from q lad thinking
more of his mother than him
self:
My mommie has been mar.
ried IL years and has never had
a rolling pin. My daddy is get
ting out of hand. Please bring
my mother a rolling PIN"
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Thief cleuns Up

CHARLESTON. s. g. tP). =
Police here are on the lookout
for a neat thief latter breaking
into a restaurant and stealing
$40, he fried himself some eggs
then thoughtfully washed the
dishes.
Evening star., 1954-11-29

after an alarm yesterday.
En- route he remembered
three cocanut pies in the oven.
baking for supper.
He advised the fire Dispatch
er, who called the police dis
patcher, who flashed word to
a patrol car cruising in the
area to turn out the fire In
the oven at Fire Station &c."
The house on fire was heav-
lily damaged. Not so the pies.
Police were in time to save
them.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Saved by a Button

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf.
R.-A young hunter says he
didn't know he had shot him
self until he found the bullet
in his trousers pocket.
Robert Castleberry, 10, of
Bell. Calf, said a i.22-caliber
rifle fell from a camping trail
er and discharged accidentally
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Germany Opens Two Perks

BONN Two new national
parks were opened recently Ii
Germany's Black Forest region.
One is In the waterfalls area Of
Triberg; the other is the Harz-
loch in Villingen County. Both
are easily accessible.