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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
FRANK q RYAN
SAYS TREND TOWARD
DII IN TIIY STATE

Frank Patrick Ryan. DEL can
diiatr for Attorney General WINS
m town This week renewing Old
acquaintance and making new
ones In rurhorance 81 hiE state
vide campaign
Mr. Ryan has had thirty years
ogal training and cEp'riouo" waH
4 former Asst q = Attorney
md was special assistant A..
'orucy General for the state ~
Minnesota during "a. F10yd -
Olson administration
Mr. Ryan says evsryWhrrs b.
rUos he fudF trend amongst The
.pters to the DpL party
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

Girls, ~ you've already tried
everything under the sun 10 land
n husband, try Il under the moon''
Tony Petite,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

behind Void 20 push his candi-
dacy,
ockcn further states: There
won't be village or hamlet in the
state that hasn't felt the surge OF
this drive for Void. Many coun-
ties are organized with county
ehairmen and workers who know
that wold's eight and one-haif
years In state executive admins
trative work has well qualified
him for the office of Lieutenant
Governor"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

fear that African ill-will can
rapidly develop as a direct result.
The copper companies were
ready to promote qualified Afr-
cans Of Northern Rhodesia to
European positions at European
wages. Such step was considered
provocative" by the European
Mineworkers Union and allied
unions. Indeed, some British in
vestors, were inclined TO agree
with the European mine workers
But the key 10 the whole situa-
ton is the attitude OF the American
who We're the first to
press for economic advancement
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
theodore Y. wold's
Campaign CompIeted

NJ I Orltcn. state Chairman of
Theodore r Wolds campaign for
Lieutenant Governor on the Re
publican Ticket. states that hia
state organization Ia now com.
pletr
Volunteer chairmon af bankers
hotel. restaurant and resort own.
rra. retail distributors. doctors
realtors pastors, insurance men
and friends IN all Wallis ~ life are
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

In Russia, when hid follows
in his fathers footsteps, he's pro-
baby trailing him for the secret
police - Buddy Hackctt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

Maybe you cant take Il with
YOU, but these days where can
YOU 30 without it9"-- Pearl Bail
ey,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

III you laugh ~ your troubles
yuu'n never run out of something
To- laugh at" Mary Singleton.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10
Roee Relations
In Africa Worries
Big Money Interests
BY samuel z. Perry Jr.

United Nations, " Y World
financial circles are worried about
the setback in racial relations
with the breakdown in the nego-
tations for African economic ad-
vancement in the copperbelt of
Northern Rhodesia for such
breakdown greatly weakens the
basis for the Central African Fed
GRAFTON. Even the most conserva-
tive British readily admit this and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-10

The perfect example ~ arrest
cd motion Is woman entertain
ing her thirties." shannon Elfe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

Go out Wisconsin ave. continue or
fore entering Rockville. turn right
follow signs to ''Rockcrest furnished
model home" at Broadwood arC
Crawford DIR or go out Georgia ave.
turn, left on Viers Mill I'd. to oul
sign.
MEADowBRooK. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A DEL ,s brick rsmbl bier,
kit. 8 large bedrms.. full b:mt. and
gar. Owner leaving area. Attr.
price. PECK CO., HE. 4-64O0.
AREA--Large 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow in Al condition;
luxe Kitchen; stairway. to expand
able attic. Compare this value OF
WA, $4,000 I'll s pm. ROBERT
c6L PhSfs f&AR *. Hollywood-- Msn
large 4es CT loan. 3-bedrm. brick
s si9iso PECK Cos 5s H asa. 4-s S61y
FOREST HEIGHTS--2-bedrm. bum
galow with expansihle attic and full
t ssm so large r, eST fenced lot SSI.
81 aH7sss; eyes. Sntil ~ 70 pm I.o I1
4-24s2 ATLAS REALTY CO. -25
- Az loan. 81 800
down. 3-bedrm. semidet. brick; I'M
ished bsmt.; fenced yard; cow. to
everything. OWNER, 10. 1882.
LANHAM-custom built brick ram
equipped kit. knotty-pine panelins.
HANDICAPPED lot: $12,400. FILA terms
BUILDER. AP. 7-713S: -26
LEWISDALE-3-bedrm brick rambler.
only 2 yrs. old. bsmt.: gas heat:
fenced yard. Priced, S15, $50. Owner
transit. no reas. offer refused. PECK
Maryland Univ. AREA--New. g.
bedrm. rambler. on level lot. Full
bsmt., quality construction through
out; CT or FLA financing. with very
low down payment; full price only
S13.750. Cali THE PERRY BoS-
WELL CO, WA. 7-4600. .-2b
RIvERDALE, mr.. st. Bernard'sNew
master built loft. rambler. 8 Ice.
bedrms.. tile bath, big equip. kitch-
en-. full dayIight bsmt: Lot 60x130.
mr. shopping end transp.. only
PERRY BOSWELL Co. WA. 7-450O.
time offered. Attr.
2-bedrm. stone bunealow, In very
best section. full bsmt., many ex-
tras. Only $4,000. Your terms
and down payment. COHEE REALTY
CO., UN. 4-7255. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
HOUSES FOR sALR--Mp.

|RfyERDALE-$D6O down: brand-new
2-hedrm. bunealow. picture window,
separate din. rm.. colored tile bath.
equip. kit. with cleo. earb. qisp.i yGe;
sysl lot; near cny i chocolate s9 park
tremendous value ct ONLY $l0.500.
CAL THE PERRY BOSWELL Co.
WA 7-45OO till Z pm. 10
ST. JOHNS PARISH - Handsome
brick Colonial, 4 large bedrooms, 4
years old, 9 rooms on f1rst moor.
full basement; close to everything:
$2l, $50. Excellent terms. BOWERS
BROS, INC, AP. 7-6400.
TEMPLE HILLSIDE. brick. We have
: marvellous l.year brick hone
here; has nice s, lar9s i9f; oli a. nv s ri
First time offered. This Is the beg,
we have. so call early. MT. Penland
ST. 3-736S: ewes. LU. 2-70l2 III
10 pm. ATLAS REALTY co. 10
UNIVERSITY PARK MANSIONi car
be restored: beautiful grounds; y
looms; library. with firepl.; lovely
S 81; s s--sssss. VA. 7-isS4. IN =
UNIVERSITY PAKK-Brlck. rambler
on level lot. near new high school.
Al condition, many extras. Price
reduced to FLA appraisal. sic, 500.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS g. CO. WA q
w ses4. f cSIl q, 8 nPiiIT1ts-s.6edrm.
shinele bungalow with side porch
Lge. lot. $4,000. $1,000 down. $7i
va. 7-s6i$. Louis MILLER. Real
HsSSGrisEs BY HUGHES Heart Of
assttsyile Socr 0ans extya
Sed 9sHsm Up; II fun ibsmt.. sarsgs. 81.
todsy at ST si1.{s 80. W. r. HUGHES
Co. AP. 7-140O TIL 6. pm. Ia
LOVELY 3-bedrm. brick home: .lge
liy. rm. with frepi.; ali-elec: nit:
Beautiful grounds; near schools and
tram. Agent. UN. 4-9O21, no
81 go tDowN-New 5-rm. bungalow;
expandable attic; large I,s.a lot; q : 6sn
schSSls and tran nUs7 PRICED 1iS l SlSyoo
NO MONEY D0WN 10 vETs-New,
ca Gated in Riverdaie. Nd. Fast pos.
DAVIS d CO., WA. 1890. Cal
H III Pm BIZ HuGHEs-convenien
in restful Prince GEORGES County
pine-paneled rec. rni., den; Anchor
fenced lot. BsIgain priced. -, open
HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-1400 III
HOUSES BY HUGHES - Unusually
attrac. Colonial-style home. Pre-
MUM location. Jam-packed with
fine features. Cute as can be. Coy
glassed sunroom. recreation-typt
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.. screened rear
porch. Diet. garage. Beyond COMPARE
at SIC $50. W. r. HUGHES CO.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS. -
Attrac. modern 3-bedrm. rambler
IL baths, lge. liy. rm. with .firepl,
and picture window, din. rm., bsmt.
dble. -size lot. Priced low for quick
sale. sci, $50. other 2-3-bedrm.
houses in lower and higher price
brackets. Suit. for individual needs
and income. BRAGUNIER REALTY,
WA. 7-7073. WA. 7-0161. ~
$57 81 MO. INCL. TAXES, ms.
Immaculate bungalow: storm doors.
windows: mr.. school. shopping bus;
assume lge. CT loan. Mr.. Dotson. LII.
4-4919, cox q CO., UN. 4-l526.
Def. 3-BEDRM.. $50 MO. INCL.
Taxes and insurance.: ny. rrn., din.
rm.. kit: gas a.-c, heat: fenced lot;
total price, $9.950. Mr.. ZABREK.
TN A-IEOR roy n 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

ST. 81 NO, INCL. TAXES, ms.
Immaculate bungalow: storm doors,
windows; mr.. school. shopping bus;
assume lge. CT loan. Mr.. Dotson. LII.
4-4919, COX q CO., UN. 4-l526.
Def. 3-BEDRM., $50 MO. INCL.
Taxes and Insurance.: Nv. rn., din.
rm.. kit: gas &C, heat: fenced lot;
total price. $9.960. Mr.. ZABREK.
I'M Al EOR coy Il co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
SACRIFICE

Rockyille's. better section; 3-bedrm
brick rambler; Lee. Nv. nm, dining
corner. Small down payment. Mr.
Barton. 20. 2-2970. COX AND co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
HONEYMOON Cottage

Honeymoon Cottage
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Forest sub
division; rambling type, brick-and-
stone constructions: cute, comfort.
able; wide lot. setting of trees; liv..
dining room area; fireplace; up-to.
Gate kitchen, 2 bedrooms. modern
bath. GAS HEAT. Attached garage;
Evenings. 10. 5-O685). THOS J.
FISHER & CO.. INC. Dl. 7-6S30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
FOR THE ARTIST
4 BEDROOMS

Immaculate 5-yr.-old white asbestos
shingle with 196-ft; deep yard anc
11x22 screened porch: kit. equippeC
with auto. dishwasher and auto
clothes washer Easy to buy and pa!
for. Mr.. Barton, Rockville. Pc. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

DOLL HOUSE-$12,5OO
2-bedrm. bungalow. neat as q pin: In
neat neighborhood: liv. rm., kit.
with dinette: full hsmt., Ice. fenced
lot: just on Ga. ave. in Silver Spring.
NEAR LAKE
At Burtonsville. new 2-bedrm. bunga-
low on acre, almost in sight of lake
at Laurel Dam. more land avail
Price, $500. BROWN AGENCY, JU.
9-3444; JU. 0-3497. ---25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Adjacent to
RnllinpWnnd

se6. Interchangeable 3-bedrm. brick
home; 2 baths, tile 2-piece 1st-fiooI
bath; fun basement; one-car garage.
Slate roof. copper plumbing; auto
matte heat. Near busline. CALL
Mr.. BALDRIDGE Evenings. OIL. g.
6S76l. THOS. J. FISHER a. CO..
INC DI 5-GS30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25

=
HEART SILVER SPRING
CTS NO DOWN PAYMENT
Walk, to, schools, shops, transp. Re-
modelled bungalow. featuring liv.
rm.. fireplace. den, 9 bedrms.. bath.
huge dining rm. and kit. attic.
hsnt. gas h.-w.h.. Diet, garage: $15.-
500 or best offer.
Northwood Park-$l5,950
FIRST TIME OFFERED
Modern 5-rm. expansible brick Cape
Cod; 2nd a., roughed-in !. bedrms..
bath: full. bsmt.; all-electric kitch-
en-: fenced lot.
Woodside Gi's-$2.000 On.
7-RM., 11a BATH COLONIAL
Custom built brick home featuring
den, "a bath LIST floor: paneled rec
r,m., gaxage: fenced lot. Price re-
duced. $4,000.
Beers Bros, Til 9. JU. 5-7611
5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
HOME AND GARDEN
ONLY $1,000 DOWN

Custom built Just / year ago. this
2-bedroom bungalow, Is located or
one-half acre Of fertile garden land
6h miles from d. C. line. By Indian
head hwy: screened front porch,
GAIT. living room and dining area
heat. Convenient monthly terms
Possession with deposit. Phone now,
10. 7-9122 or 10. 1887. until
3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

epaceI spaced spaced That's why
you:ll IKE the Erounds. Of this ecm-
portable brick home There are
actually Q lots here. each 100 wide
by 200 deep. nearly . full acre.
The price including both lots. is
S24.250. The home is in perfect
fully Handicapped. Unless you 80
over $4,000 you Just can't touch
this property for space. beauty.
privacy. Full basement. built tin ga
rage. LARGE living room with fire-
place, big screened porch. separate
d.. 8 eood-sized bedrooms and bath.
Garden house included. Call now,
tN.laaI r.arrnrk..nn,n co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
GI-No DOWN PYMT.


AREA--A neat. 2-bed.
rrl. brick semi. with fun basement;
CECIL 3. LUTON, Realtor, ia,
1888: eyes,. IA. 2-2577. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. 1880 e23 18th st. N.
l-TTrIrIT mi 4 ON Nm

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
t1St FL. POWDER RIM.
3 big bedrms., 2 baths on End a.;
all brick with heavy slate roof and
In perfect condition inside and out
Lse. mod. kit. with de luxe equip
rage: anchor fenced lot. Top loca-
tion, near excel. transp.. schools
and shopping. F. A. TWEED CO,
INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
2.loQn til q -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
KENSINGTON

hENO1NUION =
.43-FT. RAMBLER-$17,500
On an Soft. frontage lot all brick
ing so much for so little in this q
yr. old rambler that We believe the
value here unbeatable. Owner forced
j to sell so we're, in q position e
bargain. 3 bedrooms, vaniteria tile
bath with shower; living room
with fireplace. dining room. modern
DAYLIGHT basement: absolutely new
house condition throughout with
Grapes and wall-to-wall carpet. We
challenge comparison. Very little
cash needed to handle. Shown any
time. Call now. RE. 1860.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
housfs FOR sALE--Mp.
HOWDOES THIS
SOUND FOR S24. $50?


SOUND FOR $24, $50?
Exclusive Bradley blvd. sec
ton Of Bethesda. Fine de-
tached all-brick Colonial. sit
o ting way back from the street;
among beautiful trees on O
lovely level lot 75x1S5. Large
den or bedroom and half bath
on first floor. Three bedrooms
and two baths on second floor
Paneled recreation room with
fireplace. Slate roof. Built-in
garage. Screen porch. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, d.. T-14I1,
Ewes. OIL. 2-4S34. --26
HOME AND INCOME
Beaut. brk. home. featuring one 2
bedrm.. sep. din. rui.. open porel
apt. and three one bedroom apis.
beaut. deep lot. Excel. loo. RUTLEy
& BAIR. Mrs. De Witt, JU. s-.S42
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
ARLINGTON
Madison Manor

Provides the setting for this lovely
N. Arl. all-bTick center-han. 3-bed-
rm. Colonial with 21-ft. liv. rnl,,
sep. din. rm.. full dry bsmt. with
tiled fioor; large screened Nv :. pofcn
dandy level lots. Only about 2 sqs.
from new Mckinley Grade School and
Wilson blvd. bus. Asking $17,960.
Will try CT. Shown by appt. only.
For further details, call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
SILVER SPRING

e12.95O. Long Branch Village. Com
Bladenshurg I'd. liv. rm. with fire.
, pI. side porch. full bsmt.. twin
= sized bedrms., close to everything.
This house will take large FLA
loan.
Gl7,500. 3-bedrm.. all-brick rambler
with attach. garage: ever l9-acre
level lot: owner will accept GI con-
tract, with 1875 down or as little as
$1,000 conventional financing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
GREENACRES

$14,9So: situated on q beautiful lot.
this prewar Colonial brick home
contains 2 tWin-sized bedrnns. and
tile bath, liv. rnl.. din: rn.. and
side screened porch. Only 2 blks.
to elementary school. Priced ex-
ceptionally low for this area with
excellent terms. w. B. WRIGHT,
Evening star., 1954-10-08
District-BaItimore
Parkway Opening
Delayed Till Oct. II

The long awaited opening of
the Observation-Disclosures park
way as a full length inter-city
route-scheduled for October 16
has been changed to Friday.
October %, it was learned today.
Reason for the change is that
traffic markers and other signs
won't be ready by next week end.
The road itself will be ready.
All week long, city highway
crews have been putting the fin
ishing touches on an extension
of New York avenue NE. from
Bladensburg road to the District
line. where the parkway picks up.
The new Federal portion of the
parkway, from the District line
to Jessdr, Md, will meet a 10
mile Reconstructed portion
which has been open to traffic
for a year.
It had been thought earlier
that the opening might be de-
layed because of work to be done
on the New York avenue job.
But S. R. Harrison, director of
city streets, said both New York
and South Dakota avenue extern
sions will be ready any time the
Federal roadway is opened.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
D. {. and Federal
. Technicians 10 Meet
On Design Of Span
Star staf Photo by Paul schmick.

District highway and Federal
planning and park technicians
will meet on Monday to consider
new design possibilities for the
proposed Constitution avenue
bridge.
The problem they face is to
find ways to handle traffic VOL
umes from both Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge and the new span,
which is planned to cross the
Potomac just 1900 feet upriver
from Memorial Bridge.
Differ on Connections.
Technicians of the National
Capital Planning Commission
and the National Capital Parks
favor a direct connection be-
tween the new bridge and Con-
stitution avenue, with eventual
plans for doubling the width of
Constitution avenue. City Off
Gals, however. fear Constitution
avenue, even widened, couldn't
handle traffic volumes pouring
onto it from two major bridges.
At the meeting next week,
Douglas S. Brinkley. District
highway planning chief, will dis
cuss newly finished traffic anal
yses with Merl Sager, park
planner, and Ellis Price, planning
commission technician.
In addition, he will raise new
possibilities for routing traffic
from the bridges to downtown
Washington. Studies include
wider use of existing Mall roads
to handle the rush-hour traffic.
Prentiss Waits.
Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss,
District Engineer Commissioner,
said that, before he takes a stand
on any of the studies or dis
cusses them publicly. he wants
them discussed by the techni-
clans group. That group, in
turn, will report to a special
three-man committee named by
the Planning Commission to
study the bridge problem.
Mr.. Brinkley, preparatory to
next weeks meeting. discussed
various proposals with engineers
of the District Department of
Vehicles and Traffic yesterday.
The Planning Commission, at
a meeting last month, was ia
vorably impressed with the plan
for the eventual widening of
Constitution avenue. But it de-
cided to take no firm position
until after the further studies
were made and discussed.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
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Striking G|aziers Get
Offer From Glass Dealers

The AFL Glaziers Union Local
963, on strike for a week against
10 glass contractors, were noti-
flying members today of a con-
tractors offer at a meeting yes
terday.
Maynard j. Sullivan, union
business representative, said
members are being notified by
mail. 1t will be up to them
whether a meeting is called be-
fore the next regular meeting
date, october 81, for a vote on
the offer, he said.
The union originally asked a
25-cents-an-hour increase and
35 cents in fringe benefits, but
withdrew the latter demand.
Management negotiators offered
a pay increase of 5 cents next
year in a two-year contract.
Mr.. Sullivan said the con-
tractors also insisted on a new
provision for helpers at $1.38 an
hour, and other changes.
Yesterdays discussions ap-
piled to outside work only. It
also will be necessary to write
an agreement for inside work
before the strike is halted, Mr..
Sullivan said.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
D: {. Heads Approve
Revised Proposal for
Christmas Lighting

The District Commissioners
today approved a temporary
plan to decorate downtown
streets for Christmas.
Officials of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association yes
terday asked approval of
permanent plan which would re-
quire sinking holes into the side
walks near the curbS. They said
today, however, that a quick sur
vey yesterday afternoon indicat-
ed engineering problems made
the job impossible before the
Christmas season.
5O-Gallon Drums Authorized.
Instead. the Commissioners
authorized the association to
set up sand-filled, 50-gallon oil
drums-decorated like candle
holders - to support candy
striped poles along the streets.
The poles would supplement Dis
trict street lamps as stands
from which to string series of
25-watt colored light bulbs 10
to II feet above ground.
Anthony Pritchard, associa-
ton vice president, indicated the
organization would try to set up
the permanent installation next
year.
The group promised to take out
insurance to protect the Dis
trict from any damage claims
and agreed to submit detailed
plans of their installation for ap-
proval by the Districts Public
Space Committee.
To Be Up by Nov. 20.
E. c. Hargrove. jr., the con-
tractor for the installation, said
the lights will be installed by
November 28 and will be taken
down by January 6.
The barrels and poles will be
put on along F and q streets
between Seventh and Fifteenth
streets, and on Eleventh, Twelfth,
T Thir t e e n tn and Fourteenth
streets between G and F streets.
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Wafer, Sewer Extensions
Voted 7 Subdivisions

The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission yesterday
approved a request by Zipkin &
Sons, Inc, for water and sewer
service at 110 lots in the Wood
land Heights subdivision at a
cost of $48,170. Chief Engineer
Harry B. Shaw said the extern
sion will bring the commission
a $1,171 annual operating sur
plus.
Also approved was a request
by the Woodlawn Land Co. for
water and sewer service at "a
lots in the Woodlawn subdivi-
sion at a cost of $27,48
Evening star., 1954-10-08
By J. Theodore Crown

Wanted: Hot "ice," pilfered
motorboat, stolen shavers,
sWiped suitcases, etc.
Metropolitan police on the
general assignment squad are
publishing their own classified
advertisements now, in a weekly
bulletin aimed at letting every
plainclothesman know What
stolen items the other detec-
tives are hunting.
Now in its second week, the
"ad section" also goes to second
hand dealers.
Capt. Joseph w. Shimon
thought up the idea and worked
it out with Chief Robert v.
Murray.
Formerly, a general assign
ment team might locate some
stolen property and not realize
some other detectives were look
ing for it.
The mimeographed sheet clas-
SITES loot under such headings
as clothing, jewelry, machines
and miscellaneous. The current
Evening star., 1954-10-08
Comporee to Draw
300 Bow Scouts

More than 800 Boy Scouts
are expected to take part in the
sixth annual fall roundup and
camporee at Cedarville State
Forest, Md, tomorrow and Sun
day.
The two-day outing is the first
in a series of events planned for
the 1954-55 scout year by the
planning committee of the Con-
gressional District of the Ma.
tional Capital Area Council.