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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-05
TOWN HOUSE
Mr. MASS AVE

This magnificent air-condttioned p
story brick town house is in down
town Embassy section, very adapt.
able to entertaining. Reception hail
large living and dining rooms,
dressing rms. PIP baths: tremendous
end floor sundeck: full large base
ment. storage room, maids room
and bath: garage, This charming
Georsetown-type home is complete
E n eYepy 6 aesa M muS' 10 See.
ton will show by appointment.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
kE. 7-o4s2. ST. $1,000.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-IBeautitul
new rambler; 8 rooms. baths;
basement rec. room; lear garage:
wooded lot over "a acre; priced
under U der $40; 900; n no brokers. Oh.
BRIGHTWoOD SECTIONS rms,
2la. baths, semidet. brick. Va
m eant cs0 b 5m bu hath in sa sase
Easy terms @savsr M %e s IN Sn de SSR
SHALL j. MAPLE CO., Realtor.
1924 I4th st. AID. 4-2o05.
PARK, near Bureau of
standards. Woodrow Wilson. st.
AIMS and grade schools; 4 bedrms..
~ baths, semidet. brick; bsmt. rec
rm. Will consider trade. Mr.
Guynn. EN-. 3-7792. MARSHALL j
MAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th ST.,
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA Three lge
bedrms.. , tiled baths. senidetacheG
brick in new-houSe cond. Lge. llv
rm. with fireplace, sep. din. rm.. lge
modern kit with plenty table space
daylight rec. rm. with fireplace. gas
INV Ii, garage. Walking distance tc
all schools, excellent trauSp. Quick
possession. See this home today FOL
an excellent value. MI. Shuman
DU. 1885. MARSHALL J WAPLE
CO. .Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV.
CALL owner to buy elean-cut
rms. 2 enclosed porches, garage
large yard: in Brightwood. Yer,
low down payment to honest buyer
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

VIENNA. Vas rms. , baths. acre
good ground, fruit. and vegetable
garden. $500 DunkirS 5-96S6.
NICELY FURN.. bedrms.. . baths,
me neiahborhood sishtly location;
will rent until Jan. l to right party
for only $3.50 mo. plus utils. No
small children or house animals n.
33oth st All. IA. @-4767 or Box
NINE ROOMS. completely furnished
f!sS5ang section. 1897 135th st. nv,
GfoRGEToWN-Living rm.. library,
powder rm.; md fir, 3 bedrms. End
baths. full bsmt. with iay. HU.
$3.50 sitter 4. All day Sunday
TAkUMA PARk-1rm. house. -
baths dble. sarage. COW. transp.
T89LKISc DISTANCE of NAVY Annex.
Pentagon. 3-bedrm. brick att, pvt.
yard, bSmt; Gall "a: 2-3693. .
S S9GI ideally located Call ia. jas ?
Den, 4 bedrms.. ga baths, porch.
rec. rm.. level lot: $3.50 PER mo.
FRED ]. GEORGE. ia. s-6777..
BEST DEAL IN WHEATON,. MD
Detached brick bungalow on lge. lot.
500. Two bedrooms. liv.-din. comb,
full kit. and storage attic. Good
furniture. Bendix. Walk to schools,
at 29O5 Wiseman I'd. SHANNON &
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
Mr. TR-SNSff5SHoLs Nichols. ArLANr1c-vac. bpk..
= bedrms.. scr. ,pch;. rec. rm.. gas.
steel constr, settled cple.. no pets,
SII7.S0 10. 3-6SS9. Ia
FAKOMA PARK, d. C.-3 bedrms.
Express bus. Will consider 4 girls OF
men. $3.50. ia. 9-295S. .
KISWOOD For summer months.
Social price TO conscientious Cple.
OF, 4-O0"S -
RENT REDUCED-Chevy Chase, D. c.
Near schools 3 beormS.. liv. nm.
din. rm.; pleasantly furn.: ! story
EN- o-34qH .
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MANASSAS. VA. AREA-S40 mo-; LIST
H.. lge. S-rm. house, unfurn., pvt.
entr. Flee. water. gas range. garden.
UN. 4-4963, Manassas 064-F-3l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

THREE STORY BRICK; 10 rms. .
batrs. full basement. oil h.-w.h.
S16.900, reasonable terms. H. T.
RANDOLPH. RE. 7-2137. Ii. f.
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EMBASSY APT,

18th and Harvard SITS. NV. has Just
built. kit. and equip. You have to
see to appreciate. Foyer. liv. rm., .
bedrms.. plenty of closet space; all
lge. rms; plenty of light; auto.
elevator sect. svc.; auto. washers
and dryers; roof deck. .
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

PLEASANT and light corner apt.
bedrn., llv. rm. dlnette, foyer, kitch-
en- and bath. S21: maintenance: incl.
utils. No profit or commission. Owner
leaving town. Sun. and ewes. DU.
1880. 10
AT THE EXCLUSIVE WESTCHESTER,
1000 Cathedral ave - bedroom
bath. also foyer. living room. So
larlum. kitchen; large rooms and
excellent closets. Purchaser subject
to approval. Our Office at building
open daily. except Sunday. from 9
TO 3 pm. RANDALL H. HAGNER
e. CO., DE. 1880, -
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HOMES NEEDED
We have fine tenants for homes in
Langley Park-Silver Spring-Be-
thesda. For complete rental service,
Phone us. today. PERRY HAY CO..
JU. 5-6242. %
VIRGINIA--Year-r round. within 25 to
80 miles D. c.; pleasant ga bed
nm. house with some acreage. Box
449-D. Star q.
A FINE FAMILY
OF 2 adults needs a 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial in Arlington or Falls Church
on or before April I5; maximum
rent. $3.50. Call our rental dept.
If you desire to rent your home.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors JE. 2-2620
COLORED PROPERTY OWNERS
Let us rent your house or apt. no
charge to you. ACME RENTAL
AGENCY. 1927 18th st. NV. no.
20406. 81
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COLORED-:9I9 S. 18th ST. Ar
nnSton., Va -Lge. mod effic apis.
WIS, Turn; SO per mo. Call
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS. 121l
Eye ST. NV. RE. 7-S2S2. %
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ALEXANDRIA
NEVER AGAIN"

Will you have the opportunity to
make a steal like this. Big brick
3-bedroom Colonial with side. screen
ed porch, full basement. fireplace
and one and half baths. Choice
level lot convenient to schools.
transportatir Price only SlS.950.
CT contracts with $1,000 cash acc
copied.
Arlington Realty Co.
OPEN DAILY Q Am. TO PM.
22l2 Wilson Blvd. ia. T-930O
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Own Your Own Apt. Home

Every size apt. available in bldgs.
operating under the cooperative
plan which we have proved sue
ceSsful in D. c. for SO years. in Al
bldgs.
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HOUSES SALINE. tcont.)


COLORED OR WHITE. 152 35th NE.
5 rms, mod. row brick. Close to
up-to-date shopping center and
tranSp. Low down pay't. OWNER
~. $1,000. House open Sunday
afternoon. %
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BETHESDA
EDGEMOOR AREA

POWDER ROOM. GARAGE
Finest brick construction. Slate roof.
Liz. rm. with mirrored firepl. wall.
adjoining screened porch din. rm.
powder room and modern kit.
with 6iShwasher and disposal 3
bedrms. and complete bath on 2nd
f.. excel. bsmt with beautifully fin
lShed rec. nm. diversified garage:
gas heat; broadloom carpeting and
other extras remain See it now.
f.. A. TWEED CO., INC. 1904 Conn.
ave n W EN- 3 900
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waRTp ait that ean be boSabt foS
a song. PROVIDED buyer agrees to
remodel and redecorate: apt. has
Ice. foyer. liv. rm.. din. rm.. pantry.
kit, . bedrmS.. bath. porch. , closets
and south and west exposures
operating cost. only $3.50. in this
marvelously maintained bldg; apt.
priced at only $500. on very low
terms. if buyer spends about $500
extra on improvements.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
(Co-op. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg, MA. S-9565.
-
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ACRE, loads OF evs
appeal. attractive brick -and-frame
rancher. lovely large shade trees
and nice garden area: aft. liv.
rm., 3 lge. bedrms. new farm sized
kit, tile bath: only 4 blocks to new
school; asking Sl4950. Low down
payment accepted. ARTHUR L.
WALTERS CO.. IA. 1-5200 Open
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NIEF OI1NCEi. WD.
! St-FI, POWDER RIM

1St-FL. POWDER RIM.
3 big bedrms,. . baths on End fl. {:
all brick with heavy slate roof and
in perfect condition inside and out
Lge. mod. kit. with de luxe equip
ment, storage attic; attached ga
rage; Anchor-fenc lot Top loca-
ton, near excel. transp.. schools
and shopping F. A. TWEED CO.,
INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV, EN-
3-l290 It'll q
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200 block 18th St .W.---For some.
one who wants income beside living
quarters; 3-Storv and basement
house; newly renlodeled and deco
rated into apts. Reas.- rental.
O24 Vermont ave. NV. Me. S-510t
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SOUTHEAST. a nt

HOUSE SIzE-A marvellous 3-expos-
ure. apt. home; compl. decorated
and new mod. kit, 3 bedrms., liv.
wonderful closets and Just a block
to either streetcar or Conn. eve bus;
only Sl7. 500. on reasonable terms.
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-18 THE EVENING STAR

K Washington, D. c.
MONDAY. APRIL s, 1854
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HEIGHTS - 2-bedrn.
semi-det. brick. gas heat: l blk. to
stores and tranSp:; Sg5 mo- Adults
preferred. JOHN l.. SHELTON. Real
tor 10 2-C0O0 -
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4315 E ST. Sc.

6-rm. brick, fenced-in rear ward gas
heat: redec; 500 mo. UN. 4-35no.
10. 3-56.4 -
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CAB Reasseris Stand
On Feeder Line Status
sy .hs 4 Als.eeia.sd prss.. .

Chairman Chan Gurney says
the Civil Aeronaiitics Board re-
mains opposed to the granting
of permanent operating author
ity to local service airlines at
this time.
CAB member Joseph p. Adams
has announced. however, that
he disagrees with the majority.
and would grant immediate per-
manent authority to an airline
which fully meets newly adopted
CAB standards.
The Senate Commerce COM
mittee today made available
letters from Mr.. Gurney and
Mr.. Adams on the subject. The
Evening star., 1954-12-23

service revolver, and the bullet
took effect in Anderson's right
side.
"Geffen indefatigably and te-
naciously pursued the escaped
felon. Turner (the second man,
'Ducky" Turner. ~. colored.1
Working without surcease for
u continuous hours, at $3.50 q m,
October 10, 1853, assisted by Pvt.
Harry @. Barbour. he arrested
Turner in his hideout on Logan
Circle.
:. Both men were charged
with robbery and assault with a
dangerous weapon; namely. the
pocketbook and the clothing. the
property of Mr.. Johnson and the
weapon-the shoe worn by An
derson at the time he was stamp
ing Mr.. Johnson. -.
mot only did (Pvt. Geffen's
action) undoubtedly save Mr..
Johnson's life 90 seconds more
Evening star., 1954-12-23
Tv AND Tv FURNITURE

! 1855 Famous Make Combination,
Il" TN with olumnized tube, AM
rodio, 3-sPeed record poyer- ----- 3oo.oo 1895
Model TV----.------.------ 1880 1880
sole Tv------.------- z4e.5o iss.ss
" Mo. 71s7-er------------2ee.e Ies.ss
Is indoor TV Antennos- s------------ o.o5 4.S5
Mconovex Block Iron Legs for tobIe
model lTv--------------.- - 1000 800
Lansbnrgh's-TV AND MAJOR APPLIANCES
4iS Seventh st. or through ArchDay, Main Bldg.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

Allott entered politics via the
law. A practicing attorney since
1929. he was. in succession.
county attorney. city attorney
and district attorney. He has
been a prime mover in Young
Republican circles in Colorado.
He was the organizations first
chairman serving from 1885 to
1888. From 1941 to 1916. he
served d as chairman of the
Young Republican National
Federation He has not. it is
reported, always seen eye to eye
with the elders of the G. o. p.
During the war, Senator -elect
Allott served with the Air Force
for four years. In 10 months of
South Pacific service. he par
ticipated In seven campaigns
and won seven battle stars.
The Allotts make their home
in Lamar Colo. They have two
sons. Gordon. jr.. and Roger. A
vestryman in the Episcopal
Church, Mr.. Allott belongs to a
number of Lamar civic organiza-
tions. BY way Of relaxation, he
hunts, fishes and plays the piano.
Evening star., 1954-12-23

feeder" or local service airlines
have often complained that while
they must periodically seek re-
newal of their certificates. this
grandfather" or trunk airiines
operate under permanent au-
thority.
Mr.. Gurney said the CAB
stands by It's view that granting
of permanent authority to local
airlines would be premature"
He said the board still does
not believe permanent certifi-
Gates should be granted in the
domestic field until an airline
can reasonably be expected to
become self-sufhcient at some
foreseeahle date.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

36 SPECIAL PURCHASE Of Fonous
Botnny Tv Goats, o09o wool 1926 1895
nYon. Solids, checks; S. M. - l7.o5 7.ss
81 Mems Royon Robes FcuIords or 1875 10
Jocquords. Broken sizes------- 1000 s.os
II Mems Docron and Nyon Shirts.
Oxford Wenve. Broken Shes 12.5o I.99
LansbHghs-MENS FURNISHINGS street floor
Evening star., 1954-12-23
|Nehru and Tito Join
In Plea Tor Easing
OF Word tensions
sy NJ Assoeisssd Prsss

NEW DELHI, India, Dec. 23.
Prime Minister Nehrll and Presi-
dent Tito OF Yugoslavia declared
jointly today that peaceful CO.
existence among the worlds ma
tions is Imperative to the sur
vival of civilization.
They said they welcomed .signs
Of easing of certain tensions IN
the world which have recently
emerged. "
Their joint statement was put
before both houses Of the Indian
Parliament III the wake Of the
Yugoslav leaders six-day visit
here with Mr.. Nehru. Marshal
Tito left last night by special
train to tour Northern India.
The Nehru- Tito statement ap-
pealed to the world and the:
United Nations TO accept rela-
tions based on sovereignty, nom
aggression and noninterference
In domestic affairs the same
principles which Mr.. Nehru and
Communist Chinese Premier
Chou En-lai recently indorsed.
But Marshal Tito and Mr..
Nehru indicated they were not
prepared to join together in a
formal alliance to achieve these
aims. They said they .'repudi-
ate suggestions Of a third bloc
or a third force in the cold war.
Such a bloc, they asserted.
would involve them in the very
system of alignmentS" which
they regard as undesirable"
The two leaders denied their
nonalignment policy constitutes
neutrality or neutralism land
therefore passivity as sometimes
is alleged"
Instead, they argued, their
policy ''is positive. active and
constructive. Seeking to lead
to collective peace"
Evening star., 1954-12-23
New Foees in Congress
Colorado 5 AIoft on Ike Mar,
Upset the Pundits ond Won
New Foces in Congress
By Mory Mcsrory

Senator-e1ect Gordon Allott of
Colorado is a piano-playing Ell
senhower Republican, who cam
paigned and won with the slogan.
Support Ike with his kind Of
Congress-"
At the outsetgof q hard-fought
race. his Democratic opponent.
former Representative John A.
Carroll, was a 5-to-3 favorite.
But the Democratic Party was
badly split after q bitter primary
in which Mr.. Carroll defeated
Denver's Mayor Quig Newton.
Mr.. Allott felt the good of this.
The approving presence of Pres
ident Eisenhower In Denver dur
ing most OF the campaign. also.
helped Mr.. Allott make the big
Jump from Heutenant-governur-
ship to the Senate.
20 Years In Party.
Active in Colorado politics for
nearly 20 years. Mr.. Allott was
not always an Ike man. He went
to the Republican National Con-
vention as q partisan of Harold
E. Stassen, former Governor of
Minnesota and present Foreign
Operations Administrators. Once
Gen. Eisenhower was chosen,
however, Mr.. Allott worked hard
for him. In his recent campaign,
Mr.. Allott indorsed all Eisen-
hover policies. including farm
supports. Mr.. Allott called the
farm program the most impor-
tant issue in the campaign.
At Al, the blond, Six-foot Mr..
Allott retains the look of an.
athlete. He was a track star in
his youth and set record for
both high and low hurdles at the
Rocky Mountain Conference for
three years running. In 1929,
he was a member of the ALI
American track team.
During his undergraduate days
at the University of Colorado.
Mr.. Allott was also an operetta
fan. He still plays the piano.
Coloradoans apparently were
very appreciative when, during
his recent campaign, he sat
down at the piano and played
Beautiful Colorado" which, he
reminded his listeners was mo
Missouri Waltz"
Practicing Attorney.
Like many of his new coll
leagues in the upper house, Mr..
Evening star., 1954-12-23
lephenson, Leader
OF kIan in 1905,
Gets Final Parole
By be As.oeiaisd prss.

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Dec.
I'D. C. Stephenson. the grand
dragon of the Ku Klux KIan IN
Indiana in the 1920s who has
spent most of three decades in
prison for second-degree nuf-
der. has been granted his second
and '1ast-time" parole.
The 60-year Stephenson. who
has made more than so legal
maneuvers in a long fight for.
freedom, received word Of his
parole from the Indiana State
Prison Parole Board yesterday.
His actual release, hinging on
his obtaining job and a spon-
sor, might be weeks away.
First Paroled in 1850.
Stephenson, who studied law
In prison and prepared some of
his own bids for release, first
was paroled in March. 1850, after
serving more than "a years of his.
life sentence. He was returned
to the prison as a parole violator
several months later.
The condition of his first
parole was that he go to Tulsa.
Okla. to live with a daughter.
This was amended to let him
work in Illinois. His disappeared
from Illinois and was found later
working as a printer under an
assumed name in a Minneapolis
suburb. Ten years was added
his sentence for parole violation.
He originally was sentenced in
the death Of Miss Madge Ober-
t1oltzer. an employe in the State
house at indianapolis.
: 81 am the Law"
> Stephenson, who as head of
the Klan had boasted "I am the
law in Indiana" was accused of
forcing Miss Oberholtzer to ac-
company him on a train trip to
Hammond. Ind, and mistreat-
Ing her, then refusing her
medical attention after she
took poison. He took her back
to Indianapolis, where she died.
The Parole Board yesterday
gave Stephenson another chance
by a 3-2 vote and warned that
any violation of this parole
would mean a return to prison
for life.
The votes for the parole were
cast by Allen Morgan of Kokomo.
Milo Murray of Gary and Ed
Makowski of East Chicago. Ar
thur Campbell. who represented
the State Corrections Board on
the Parole Board, and Leo Mulva
Of Whiting voted against parole.
Mr.. Murray, a Negro. said,
"Surely ] am one that would
have no love for the Ku Klux
Klan. I believe he should be let
Evening star., 1954-12-23

Tomorrow: Sendtor-e ct
George H. Bender, Republican,
of Ohio.)
Evening star., 1954-12-23

would have been too Iate). but it
Is q notable example Of the pro-
lection accorded the public by
the foot patrolling of the man on
the beat. !"
Tomorrow: Police Corpl.
George M. Brill and Pct. DAN
Tel A. Hoodley play a hnnch
and solpe So houSebre0kings.)
Evening star., 1954-12-23
For Outstanding Service
Keen Eye and Persistence
Win Medal for Police Private

The Commissioners Com
mittee Of AiDdrd for MeritOri-
Gus Service. Police and Fire
Departments, this year selected
screen District policemen and
three District tremen for
aiDhrds for her0isns and out
standing service In the line OF
duty. This Is one of series
detailing the acts of all 43 men
nominated for the honors the
10 received.
A policeman,s quick eye and
fast action saved q storekeeper's
life and resulted In the arrest Of
two brutal thieves, winning the
bronze bar for bravery.
Pvt. Bernard Geffen. the Of
fetal report states, noticed while
patrolling his beat that the
clothes racks were out of line
at the X. 81 X Tailors. 2107
Nichols avenue Sc, owned by
Mr.. Edward j. Johnson.
He entered the store and saw
Mr.. Johnson,s legs and feet pro-
from underneath a par
tition. Looking beyond the
partition Geffen saw a colored
man later identified as Benjamin
Anderson, 81. Of the 500 block
of Pickford place NE. standing
over and stamping Mr.. Johnson's
head Geffen further noticed that
Mr.. Johnson's hands were tied
behind his back and that he was
lying with his face towards the
floor.
"Geffen grappled with Ander--
son. After a desperate but brief
struggle, Anderson managed to
break loose and, following "a
second colored man who was in
volved in the robbery, escaped
out the rear door.
I'm an effort to arrest the
fleeing felons, Geffen fired one
shot from his Smith and Wesson
Evening star., 1954-12-23
s Orig. 39S.95
1854 Fanous-Make
Refrigerator-Freezer
1o8''

li-cu- it, refrigerator freezes combination. TO-
ID. seporote freezer. Automatic temperature con-
troll. No defrostino in refrigerator.
Evening star., 1954-12-23
RADIOS

| TobIe Model Rodio 1873
I 1855 Fomous- Make Hi-FideIity Con-
sole Photograph. a speakers.
Demonstrotor -----------l----- 1885,
! 1855 Fomous-Moke TobIe Model Hi
Fidelity Photograph. Demonstrotor -1l9.5
1855 Fomous-Mo Bottery Port
obIes Floor samples #4oo-62o--- 2o.o
#7oo ------.~-e---.~.------.2e 2e.e
8 1855 Fonaous- Moke As RPM Phono-
graph in maroon pIostic- cobi-
net Plays up to Ia records outo-
moticolIy. Outside speaker ------- 54.e
3-Speed Portfolio Record Player - 2o.o
Evening star., 1954-12-23

out before he is too old or feeble
to do something for himself"
Mr.. Makowski said he did not
believe the 1850 parole violation
justified the extra 10-year SEN
tence.
Mr.. Campbell, in dissenting
from the majority, said. "S.eph-
enson is a dangerous man to let
loose"
Stephenson, summoned in his
prison uniform to hear the deci-
sion, said only. THANK you very
much"
Evening star., 1954-12-23
Practicing Attorney.

Like many of his new coll
leagues in the upper house, Mr..
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WASH Frs

1854 Eosy Automatic SpiroIotor
Wosher. Regular and fine fobric
cycles. Completely automatic.
Demonstration ------------.-
1854 Eosy Spindrier with power
flush rinse. Demonstrotor. 1882
1854 Eosy Wrinoer Washer. Floor
somple ----s-------
1854 Eosy Wrinoer Wosher
Trode-ln Eosy Wringer Wosher----
Trode-ln Eosy Spinrinse Wosher---
Trode-ln Spinrinse Wosher
Evening star., 1954-12-23
REFRIC ERATORS-
FREEZERS

1854 Fomous-Moke l2-Cu.-F Re-.
frieerotor- Freezer Combination. Sep
orote 70-lb. freezer. Covered crisp
ers, shelves on door 5
1854 7.6-Cu.-Ft. Refrigerator
Freezer Combination, seporote 40
lb freezer. Floor somple No. 847 z
1854 l1-Cu.-Ft. De Luxe Refrioero-
tor-Ereezer Combination. Seporote
70-ib. freezer Covered crisper,
doiy bor on door. Adjustable
Shelves. Floor somple No. l46--4
Smyrna times., 1954-12-02

Smyrna Police Department came
In for a share of criticism at the
meeting of the Town Council Fri
day evening when Councilman
John c. Stockly stated that a
new order be enforced regulating
the patroling of the streets on a
more systematic plan. Mr.. Stock
1y noted that the town was pay
ing enough for its police protec-
ton to have the work done more
systematically and suggested that
each police have a different beat
which will include the patrol of
all streets in town as well as
Main and Commerce, and in cases
where assistance is needed that
said police shall have some means
of giving the alarm to ane an
other.
The story in the Times last
Wednesday concerning the new
Postofice and Senator Allee's
statement that he would do what
he could toward getting a $4,000
or $4,000 appropriation if the
people of Smyrna would offer a
suitable site has caused much
talk and several of our progress
sive citizens are agitating the
matter with an interest that may
bring it to a successful issue. One
property owner has offered to sell
a property so feet front by 100
feet deep, situated in the center
of the town for $1,000 which is
exactly what he paid for it.
A marriage of interest was SOL
emnized in the M. e. Church
Centreville Wednesday Afternoon
at 100 o'clock when Rev. Henry
G. Budd, pastor of the church lee
TO the altar Miss Edith Ma,
Price, daughter of the late Mord
ecai Price. The groom was |
former Smyrna boy, son of H. G
Budd, Esq, for many years al