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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ATTRAC. 2-bedrm. apt. with excep.
lge. liy. nm. with frepl.. 202 King
st.. Alex. DE. 2-S714 XII. 9-7S33.
NEAR PENTAGoN.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
Kit; din. rrn.. bath: SIS mo. OF, f.
LARGE s-RM. APT. on Arl. blvd; bus.
10 minis. Pentagon. 20 Minis, 18th
and Penna. Conv.. shop. Ideal Tor
or 4 adults. ia 7-6405. -8
DOWNTOWN ALEX.-Liv. rm.. bed.
rrn., kit and bath. SIS to $S9. so
service personnel preferred. Call TIE
6-6670 between 1915.
". ARL.. MISSIONER area--Attrac. furn
l:bedrm. apt; utils. furn. AR
LEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP. ia
.7-444S: IA. 7-4333. -
ARL., newly fuyn. Ice. de luxe apis.
N. 18th ST.. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476. .
ARL.. attrac., bedrms., bath, iy
rm., firepl.. dinette, kit: 3 adults: On
busline: S115. ia. 2-737i. %
ALEX.-Nicely furn. liV. rm.. lit
; dinette, bedrn1.. bath; cow; sim
COW. TO PENTAGON-Excei. cond !,
! bedrm., liv. rm., din. kit, bath
incl. utils.. sos mo. r. A. HUMPH.
RIES. Realtors, ma. 5000. Il
ARLINGTON BOULEVARD - Beauti
fully furnished and decorated q
iGS With S SII T r. e 2a5osss ysSF6
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ATS. FURNIshED-MD.

COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Two rooms
KIT. and bath; 2 adults, Bus stoI
at door. 94I2 Baltimore blvd.
College Park, Nd. after pm. ~
HYATTSvILLE-Two-r room apt. pvt
entr.: to empl. mother with da!
care OF child. UN. 4-0174. "A
COLLEGE PARK (Branchville)-
ond floor. bedrm.. liv. rm., kitchen
PVT BATH. utils. incl: $3.50 mo
,S oSl MNAHPRI Ie1ws s5 AVE-. Tssoma Rk
p rms. kit, bath; well furn.; utils
INCL: no children: ,$S5. JU. b-14S7
sIvER SPRING. b.r.. lr.. dinette
kit, bath; bus stop ct door; So. so
Call r. A.. HUMPHREYS, Realtors
TAKOMA PxRK-Attrac. apt. in mic,
quiet neighborhood. 3 lge. rms. BATH
and sun deck. Garage. sos mo. JU
TAKoMA PARK. Md. SOL oarlsnc
ave.-Liv. rm., bedrm... din. rm,. kit
bath. Newly decorated, 5-unit apt
bldg S6S.50 mo. Ju. 9-9140. %
TAKOMA PARK. near Walter Reed
Nicely furn. bedrm.. liv. rm., kit
and bath. Also enc. kit. bath apt;
TV and utils. $75-So0. -JU. 5-5.69
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GLASSMANOR
Your Home Away From Home
FOR TRANSIENT AND
TEMPERAMENT RESIDENTS

FOR TRANSIENT AND
TEMPERAMENT RESIDENTS
Attractive Rates Based on
Length of Occupancy
MISUNDERSTANDING
Bright. clean. tastefully furnished
garden apis: some completely equip.
incl. linens. dishes. TV. ETC.: 3-day
minimum stay. DIRECTIONS: Out
South Capitol st.. 2 blocks over
D. c. line. Open Mon through Sat
9-5; Sun. IL till 5. LO. $500.
COLOkED-l82I MASS. AVE. Sc
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: yerI
nice; utilities included. Ii. 3-5694
CoLORED-CALvERT ST. Sc. ]
block from. Nichols ave. bus stop;
2 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm. with picture
window, din. rm., modern kit. and
bath; completely furn; gas heat;
excel. cond.:; garage. lge. yard
adults only; $50 mo. Call 10 to 4
weekdays. v. D. JOHNSTON, DU
7-146S. III
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GREENBRIER

43Ul MASS AVE. NV.
AIR CONDITIONED
Most attractive a-bedyoom apt. IN
this modern elevator bldg. with air
conditioning and secretarial SWITCH
board service. Other features are
master TV antenna. all-electric Kit.
LarEe. comfortable rooms. Shown
by appointment only. Please caN
Resident Manager. EN-. 3-lT4I. Il
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lilo coLu R1HilD RID. NV.
APIS. UNFURNIsHED-MD.

MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA rooms
ana bath. reasonable. Call OIL.
TAKoMA PARK-Liv. rm.. bedrm.,
TeicSms. s sS9s a shh:. &c. 18th st eh
sTRATF0RD Plaza. s11s uniyer.
sity lane. s. S.-Lge. bedrm. end
a., 3 exposures. Cow. to shopping
and transp. $3.50 incl. utils. see
silver sPRING. Mont. Hilis-Ioy..
"; mod; Just painted; 8 rms.
adults; utils. Incl. Ia. 9-4140. II
$50 GREENWOOD AVE, Takoma
Park. Md.-Newly decorated apart.
ment; living room, dinette, kitchen
bedroom, bath; $3.50. CAN Ju.
cc1oS6i Eoo WALKER q DUNLOP. INC.
ssSS GARLAND AVE- s.drm.. iiv.
rm;. kit. dinette. $72. 80 mo-. ali
S Yttlsi incl. Mr.. transp. No pets. ~.
ROCKviLLE-one and two bedrm
apis. liv. rm., dinette. kit. bath
screened rear porch: mr.. schools and
sshoppins center; s65 to $50. 20
COLLEGE PIX. 4sea Knox I'd. .
pedrm.. liy,, rm. dinette. kit. walk
center: ss4 SO Incl. mel ali ifA usiis. 'q UN
= 4i 4a5f. or yg; s-so S2 60
ERedrm.. liv. nm. dinette. kit.
bath. j. expos. pvt. drive. pvt.
entr.; adults; SIS. JU. 5-o293.
TAKoMA PIX. MD.-Avail. March
/; 6S0l Red Top I'd. Lge. liv. rm.,
dinette. l bedrm., bath, kit. pvt.
parking; utils. incl; S75 and $50
mo; ~. 9-l315 days; ewes. JU.
kit. bath. Ice. storage closet. Conv.
loo: $50. JU. 8-1322. d
APIS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER,
800 Defense hwy. Bladensburg, Md.
Next to schools and shop. ctr, bus
stop at door. WA. 7-276S. -
TAKOMA PIX. MD.-Avail. March
l-7515 Maple ave. De luxe q
bedrm. apt, mr.. elem. and jr.
high schools; utils. incl; pvt.
s aayii ewes. Ju. 6-ssee OF ~.
HYATTsvILLE-puplex. LIST a.; Ice
liv. rm.. bedrm., kit. bath. screened
porch. fenced I'd; exposures; no
dogs: $65, plus utilities. WA. q
O133. .
ExTRA-LAR0E and 2 bedrm. apis,
direct transp. to D. c., close TO
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl. Defense hwy. $3.50 Quincy pl.,
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 7-3721.
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CARLTON HOUSE

$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
sEndio on ana -Seds sSIns,o npartmg,e ens;
apartment buildings. recently CONF
pleted Decorated by Dorothy
Draper. Inc. MAGNIFICENT views,
year-round air conditioning. secre-
tarial telephone service. package
looking city and Potomac Valley,
amplihed master televisiOn antenna
system; ground-f1Oor laundry inside
garage. Rents as low as $67.5O for
available studio apartments. Man
agement on premises.
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PRESIDENTIAL
GARDENS
And NAVY. PERsoNNE :

CONVENIENT FOR ARMY
AND NAVY. PERSONNEL
One or 2 bedrooms, newly
furn.; modern decor. equipped
kitchen, 2 exposures; lovely
lawns. trees and flowers. Free
parking.
On request we will send IL
Illustrated information and rate
card to you OF your friends
desiring reservations
FRONT OFFICE SERVICE,
ADAMS BLDG, ON PREMISES
Open weekdays till Q pm.
Sat, SUM-: 6 pm. Minutes
from Pentagon, Navy Annex.
downtown WASHINGTON. For
directions. call TIE. $4,000.
Rates: Day. Week or Mont
Also Unfurn. Apts.. TIE. e-4400.
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500 GREENWICH ST., rams CHURCH
Va.-Liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath
No children or pets. SIS. JE
2.1442 II
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APIS. FURN.-p. c. Gent

1924 ST. S.E.--Nicely furn. 3-rm.
10 min. downtown. $3.50 per mo.
Children welcome. Cali IA. 9-1Q13,
$3.50 18th PL. NV bedrm.. NV.
nm, dinette. kit. bath: scr. porch;
Incl, Hsii;, SIPS mo. Cali r, "a a.
s4Oo BLK. GEORGIA AVE. NV
2 rms, dinette. kit. and bath:
$50 mo. RA. S-OSsS. II
MT. PLEASANT, 1923 Newton St.
H :.S. ,S dec; .d,,F Fs 1 k5s. ana
ins park: attractive T newly dec. bed
liv. rm., kit. -dinette. bath: . girls;
cow. transp. 1888 Irving st. NV,
MRoT6EkN oGSEoRGETowN EFFIc.,
Firepl. and garden: excel. location;
bachelor pref: avail. Mar. 1 $S5 In
elusive. co. b-0926. alter 8 pm,
144s N ST. N;w.-NeEly redes;: z
a1sa Wal vain ssia S s. plus a HsIs
Nk. Mr. oWNToMNSLse. rm. and Kit.
and nr. apt. For 2 or 8. Frigidaire.
ssk :isy and ps1 Tsh.p na9 shssS w lSi
,ssssO SSsl1Nosr ST T.. N.Y. w.; e; RI.
1913 ii KaE e SniS co R S-o'SSsw mr..
Conn. AYe:-Bedrm., liy. nm. kit.
bath bath " Wen tS5s;; ss6 mo. Incl.
NICELY NICELY FURN., newly decorated. iiv.
IN % nsd inc u ill., gss s nan viii ipt re
duce. 1904 Calvert ct. NV. or
4ess45. Re. 7-So1S. q
RMS: KIT; PVT bath. Very low
aS Oilfe PAM R s5 II Ice. Nv. rm.
parEins. CO. 5-s141. i
COMFORT UNLIMITED = EMBASSY
Section. For limited rent IN air
eogn,disionsd Bldg ds:. located e. IT, Nc:
completely fGrn,. linens, silver, china,
etc: plenty of closets; full bath and
kit; refgr. elevator. 'aundry and
storage: secretaTial ssEyiee. l475
PA. AVE. DOWNTOWN
Keeping apt. comfortably furnished.
clean BLDG: only $3.50 mo-, incl,
utils. (adultsl. MGR, Apt. I.
DWNTN.-60S MASS. AVE. NV.
Lge. 2-rm: apt, very nicely furn..
clean bldg. modern, with phone:
snly 500 R 81 me- incl all eslls
91a 10th ST NV.
1916 G ST. NV.
Several attrac. apis: tall ceilings,
firepls.; one to three rms, kit. bath;
$77.50-S115; years lease; refs. DU.
f-1s0s.
1922 18th ST. NV.
f UysT; T plenty 1uE !. and ). v. WsIt
downtown. ia. 9-4140. NO. 7-6111.
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WALLER GARDENS

just completed. more 2-bedrm. units.
in this new garden-type project at
Wheeler I'd. and Waller pl. sc.
Inese apis. are COW. to boiling
FIELD. Naval Research and Just 4
toll st. Bridge. Featuring coiored
tile baths. de luxe kitchens With
garbage disposals. exhaust fans and
cross-top freezer refgrs., automatic
lannd. facifs., playground for child.
on:street parking: $3.50 UP incl
utils. Resident mgr. 1910 Waller
pl. Sc. 10 2-3GS3 or 10. 3-5624.
ZIPKIN INC.
Hyattsville. Md. UN. 4-350O
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ARL.. 1890 N, ouinn-3l- unit BLDG. !;
child Ok. ia, 6-6375.
ine ci Gtil. and JA '' ssgs, 'p mss
cow. to Georeetown. ?. c.. Penta-
shopping: $3.50. to $105: utils.
except cleo; no children. 1902 #.
ARf Rim VA. - westoyer SUBJ ~
mo incl heat and hot water: cow.
shopping. schools and transp. Call
property MANAGER. WEAVER BROS.
a 1Nc. ct, 9-s in: mos. desirable ?.
incinerator; adults; no pets. S101 so.
A ri S;Fus CLOSE IN-Excei, loo. !;
new | and 2 bedrm. apis, 1880
to- sos. Utils.. except cleo: 10
G TinS; to q 0;.e G. Mr.. Glebs I'd. 4914
AlEIiSGToS%.oLsss g. ds lux. apis. l.
ITO N. 18th st.. Arl.. JE. S-7476.
s.1isI1n e.. A q incl !. min H,. 81.
A in;1sroii bedrm. apt, waking
distance Arl. Hail. Hecht's Store.
Near bus transp.;, sos mo-, includ.
utils. See Mr., HARRIG. SIS N.
Thomas St. ia. 1896 and ia.
2-2299 after 8 pm. -
VICINITY GLEBE RID, AND LEE
HWY, NORTH ARLINGTON
sio5 mo-. Incl. utils.: laundry IA
cilities: l blk. to shopping. busline
and George washington parkway.
10 minis. to D. c. and Pentagon,
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GARDEN-TYPE APIS

Attractive. large. 2-bedroom apart
ment, completely furnished. all util:
tiles included, S125: playground
area and laundry facilities. Also
] bedroom. $3.50 and 500. once
located at 1000 Mississippi ave. Sc
ernlnrhnnn ~ o -0R1 &
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WOODSIDE MANOR
10l02 GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING
De luxe 3-exposure. 1-bedrm. apt.
parquet floors. lge. closets, incin.
orator. exhaust fan. laundry park
ing, storage. good transp.; $50. 80;
utilities included.
at 500.
Call MANAGER, ~. e-2123
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

LIGHT HAULING. package. baggage
co 5-3S90. J. JACKSON. g
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or mr.,
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long short bookings: ms. Ii. 6-3364.
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
service: Reas. rates: careful, expe.
rieneed men. II. 3-5O47 Il
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO, INC. Established 1906.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr..
small and large Jobs; trained men;
low. short bookings; ms. Ii. 6-3384.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a specially. S. L. MORRIS,
1910 18th st. NV. TU. 2-1150 aft. 4.
WE MOVE anything anywhere any
time. Reas. rates. Free estimates.
RE. 6-6954; 10. S-75S2 ewes. -
ACTION MOvERS-We move by lob
or So per hr Call any time. day
or night. no. 2-733l II
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937: ewes. RA. 3-l4l6.
&c
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METROPOLITAN

700 r. /. AVE. N.E.-Eniciency with
large liv. rm., reception hall. full
size kit, dinette and tiled bath:
SS5. including utils., secretarial
service. RES. MGR, AID. 2-2667. II
CONN. AVE. APT. BLDG.
Large 1-bedrm., Iiv. rm., din. foyer.
kit. and bath. All utils., switchboard
and elevator HO 2-6574.
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ExTRA-LAR0E / and 2 bedrm. apis,
direct transp. to D. c., close TO
schools and shopping center. 53rd
pl.. Defense hwy. $3.50 Quincy pl.
Bladensburg. Md, WA. 1921.
MEURILEE ARMS
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THE PARKWAY

4AG ! 1A4SAA w "A
1920 CONN. AVE.
Beautifully sfurn. full-siZe 1-bedrrn.
apt: foyer. liv. rn1.. dinette. kit.
with table space, large bedrm., bath.
All this for only S125 mo-. incl. utils.
and desk service. See MRS.
STEARNS. Res. Mgr, for inspec-
GApDENI-rvpr ApTc
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912 18th ST. NV.
1916 G ST. NV.
Several attrac. apis: tall ceilings,
frepls.; one to three rms, kit. bath;
$77:50-S115; years lease; refs. DU.
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EMBASSY APIS.
THE BERKSHIRE

Conn. Ave. Apt. House
New apts.: walk to work. Large liv
rm., bedrm., spacious GE kit, din
ing area. tile bath and showers, 4
large walk-in closets: Venetian
blinds: cross ventilation; auto.
laundry facilities; rugs wall-to-wal;
free utils. Suitable for 3 adults
Moqth-to-month lease; 500 per
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1922 18th ST. NV.
lovely. well furn.. g. rooms, bath.
foyer; plenty b. and h. ". Walk
downtown. IA. 9-4140. NO. 7-6111.
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CongreSs Park Apis.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA

OUFON I O1NOLE AEtEA
Bach. apt. furn. and unfurn.. bed-liv.
rn., dress closet. pvt. bath. compl.
furn., incl. linens. Avail. immed.
Renting now for March 1, firm.
S.1kQ2 a
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COMFORT UNLIMITED - EMBASSY
Section. For limited rent in air
conditioned bldg. located at Me-
ridian Park. elegant apt. for 2:
completely furn.. linens. silver. china,
p sfny o. esvstoS lsi p 1It s snS
storage: Secretarial service. 1475
Nttr. 81 ., NJ I'LL Q .9AA1
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TIC D ST s e

Very attractive. 80 lge. rms. kis.
bath; will accommodate 8 adults
rent, SO. Apply Apt. /, or P. J.
WALSHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
U.s.. Faces Possible Conflict
InIts 2 Bio Red c ontroI avs

eide for registrants or murder for
noI1-registrantS."
That situation, the lawyer ar
gued. preached the Constitutions
adding he was sure mo one Ia
this court likes communism, but
1t Is logical to assume that this
court likes the Constitution.
Called ssvague.
Another party attorney. John
j. Abt, said that criteria provided
by the new control law was $50
vague. so irrational that 1t would
be impossible to- determine who
is member Of the Communist
Party. Under criteria provided
by the act, almost any one could
be found to be q Communist"
"No one could safely express
views under any circumstances"
he argued at another point, "un-
less he was sure the views ex-
pressed were not in accord with
those of the Communist Party.
The individual would never es-
cape the eye Of some predatory
informer."
Mr.. Abt added that the new
law Furnishes political !. nom
conformity by outlawing nom
conformists." He said further
the control act contained "a
built-in verdict of guilty" and
was a "one-way street to fasc-
ISM"
David B. Irons, Justice De-
partment attorney, was ques-
toned at length by the court
about the effect Of the new law
on the McCarran Act.
He said that while the validity
Of the 1854 statute was not an
issue in the McCarran Act case,
it must be assumed for the pur-
pose of argument that is it con-
stitutional.
Mr.. Irons pointed to q pro-
vision in the new law stating that
it is not to be construed as
amending the 1850 subversive
activities control statute. He
said there was no conflict be-
tween the two laws, that they
attacked the same evil from diff
ferent directions.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Speaker Betroys Burglars

DETROIT, Mich. (P.--Fred
Kingon, So, a hardware dealer
has his own burglar alarm sys-
tem-a loud speaker hooked up
from his store to his home. And
1t works. Mr.. Kingon heard
noises over the speaker and
called police. They investigated
and found two men chipping a
hole through a wall of the
store. Police captured one of
the men.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
By jones Y. Newton

SSsssSS sSSWsS"
y the new Communist control
law going TO stymie the Govern
raent In its effort to keep Reds
IN check?
That question came to the
forefront yesterday as the Court
Of Appeals for the District OF
Columbia heard argument on the
effect, If any, Of the new law on
the Subversive Activities Control
(McCarran) Act Of 1850.
A three-member panel Of the
court. with Judge E. Barrett
Prettyman presiding. is consider
ing the constitutionality Of the
McCarran Act. The court Or
dered additional argument after
Congress two months ago passed
the Communist Control Act Of
1854.
I The argument confronted the
Government for the first time
with the possibility Of a conflict
between the two big Red-control
laws. It raised the question Of
whether the new law, rushed
through Just before Congress ad-
journed, would impair the ef-
fectiveness of the McCarron Act.
No Early Answer.
There will be no early answer.
The Court of Appeals probably
will not hand down an opinion
on the McCarron Act for several
months, and then the case al
most certainly will be taken to
the Supreme Court. The new law
is Q year or so away from its
first court test.
The McCarran Act requires
registration of "Communist-
action" organizations, including
the names Of officers and MEM
bers. It does not name the Com
munist Party. Penalties are pro-
vided for failure to register.
The new statute outlaws the
Communist Party by name as a
legal entity. It does not make
membership in the party unlaw-
full, but requires all such indi-
viduals to register, and provides
for $4,000 fine and five years
in Jail for failure to register.
It further makes it unlawful for
q party member to seek or hold
Government employment, and
denies him the. right to pass
ports, employment in defense
jobs. the right to hold elective
Federal Office.
Last year, after nearly two
years Of hearings, the Subver-
sive Activities Control Board, set
UP to administer the McCarran
Act, ordered the Communist
Party to register. The party took
the case to the Court of Appeals.
One Of the questions before the
court is whether the party is
a "CommuAlst-action" group di-
rected by Moscow. as defined by
the McCarran Act.
Party's Arguments.
Attorneys for the Communist
Party argued that Congress, by
naming the party in the new law
and tying it in with the McCar-
ran Act, usurped the power of
the court to determine whether
the party was a Communist
action" group.
They said that compliance with
party registration provisions of
the 1850 law would identify in
dividuals so that they would be-
come subject to penalties pro-
vided In the new statute. At
torney Joseph Forer told the
court that persons whose names
appeared on the register would
be subject to economic, social
and even physical reprisals."
There would be only one sane
tuary," he said, anonymity of
YnoY1harShin IF 1xyo,1Id ha c,,;
Evening star., 1954-05-15
Death Penalty Upheld
In Soldier 'sAppeaI in
Fatally Beating Girl

The death penalty for q 81
vear-old American soldier for
killing q German woodcutter's
daughter was upheld yesterday
by the United States Court Of
Military Appeals.
The defendant is Pvt. Thomas
j. Edwards of Ardmore, OKLA,
who is married and has one
child. He is in Fort Leaven-
worth (Kans.) Penitentiary.
awaiting an automatic review
of his case by President Eisen-
hover.
Edwards, who is colored. was
convicted Of Staying Maria Sto-
wasser. 20, in March, 1858. just
outside Kitzingen Germany
tavern.
According to testimony. Ed
wards beat the girl with his
Evening star., 1954-05-15
7-Mile Hike Tomorrow

The Center Hiking Club will
hike seven miles in Catoctin
State Park near Frederick. Md.
tomorrow. The group win leave
by private cars ct 8:15 pm. from
the Jewish Community Center.
Sixteenth and @ streets NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-15

fists and kicked her. after knock
ing heI. head against q stone
wall. He told military authors
ties he attacked the girl after
they had been intimate, because
she told him she was a White
Russian "who ought to kill you."
He said he became angry be-
cause the girl made derogatory
remarks about his being a Negro.
The case was described by
the military court Of appeals
as q 'cruel and brutal killing. /"
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
WANTED

WANTED -. LESPEDRZA SEED
Davis & Wilkins, Milford, Del. Phone
1ytV' 10-15-tf
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
PUBLIC HEARING!

The Board Of Adjustment Of the
City of Milford viii hold q public
hearing on the Ord. dav 81 Decem-
Der, 1854, at 500 p. m. o'clock At
its Board Room. City Hall. North
Walnut Street. Milford. Delaware.
upon the matter Of:
Request from Mr. Richard WeIeh
corner 3rd and Montgomery street
to build Nan addition to existing
shop with only 13' g. front ward
clearance instead of the REQUIRED
10, also to have a rear yard Of 8
instead Of the required 25'.
All persons in interest are here
by notified TO be present and to at
tend the determination offs uch var
lance by said board.
Such hearing may be adjourned
from time to time by said BOARD
without further notice.
Issued this 23rd day Of Novem-
ber- 1854, pursuant to the Rules
heretofore adopted by the Board Of
Adjustment of the City of Milford
BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
THE CITY OF MILFORD
By: Kathryn H. Nolen, Secretary
11-26-1t
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

As am disseminating dairy farm
ing, l viii sell at Public Auction AZ
my farm on the Milford -EIarrineton
Road three miles west Of Milford an
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 80th, 1854
At 1900 O'CLOCK NOON
The following:
LIVE STOCK
TEN MILK COWS. g ranging from
70 3 years Of these are haavv
springers. 4. B. and blood tested
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
'Conde' Mixer, unit. stainless
steel pals; 4 can Wilson" milk cool
er, 10 milk cans.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Model "A" John Deere tractor. No
Gel John Deere tractor. rubber
TIRE wagon, side delivery rake. six fnof
disc s0-tooth drag, I6-spout Ontarie
qfiu, Massey Harris 14a tractor blows
John Deere corn planter. $50 baies
straw 800 bales alfalfa hay. and other
hnlngs TOO numerous 20 mention.
,2EtMS: No goods 70 be removed
until paid for
LAWRENCE HILL, Owner
!A,uestioneer: Walter DiclSerson.
II ll-26-ltp
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
WARNING!

All persons are warned against
putting boats or fishing in Andrews
Lake. Anyone who buys land bor-
derlng lake shall not have any use
OF said lake, except by permission
OF the new owner. Violators will
De prosecuted. The name of the
new owner is Nick Paiewski.
11-19-2t
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
NOTICEI

All persons are forewarned
against trespassing on the 3. w
Davis Farm, known as the Long
Lane Farm with dog, gun or tran
or cutting holly, under penalty Of
the law as made and provided for
trespassers.
10-15-tf OLIVE n wTrWTAyc
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
WANTED

WANTED-Man and wife to raise
turkeys Nan must be able TO use
lafm machinery. Large house with
modern cOnVeniences. ConvenieDti,,
located to school and inter-stafe bis
lines. Position must be filed bv Te-
eember first. Phone Milton 43iO
N-38-1I-19-2t
Milford chronicle., 1954-11-26
PUBLIC SALE
or
Personal Property
AND
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned viii sell At Public
auction at his home. located frsf
roao e the right from Police station.
4455eoSrgetown Hundred, Sussex County.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4 1854
AT 100 O'CLOCK p. A.
Real Eetate viii BE soId al goo s. "A.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Three piece living room suite fhraa
piece bedroom suite refrigeralor oi'
Stove lFerteeuonl. side board utility
eaninett kitchen cabinet, 2 cupboar9is
et1iee' naN rack chairs, couch clock.
chest stands. rugs
Two Jacks nloWs. forks, corn SHELF
ef' OF Qrumt tool chest and tools
REAL ESTATE
Also my farm, improved by eieht
room dwelling house and outhulI6inrs
Snereon, containing 72 acres 81 land
% acres cleared land
TERMS made known on dav az
- CHARLES w. WILSON
PANEL I 2 le ] short Aucti0neer.