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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

At Reasonable Prices
o.. WASH 81 ! R As q BAG BAG Goo,
SKILL SAWS, angie-nead drills, port.
rs isns & ia5 s. CO gay 10 H ssssl
SODA FOUNTAIN. complete with
compressor and carbonater; about
! year old; bargain. $500. Phone
SODA FOUNTAIN IN. large. VERY Focs
e oriSinaI cost wv Phone VIRo1 Ma
McFADDEN. Prince Fred. 35s-j.3.
SOFA BED. Simmons, Sl25: Kiddic
Koop. screened $40; both new con
dition. shoninger $pinet piano
soFx;BED. double size: attfactiv,
able. WO. 8-O53l. -2I
SOFA, mirrors, pair Borghese lamps
pictures, etc. WO. 6-7751.
SOFA and lge. conf. chair; green
SLIM sile mohair; good cond.; $50. CIR
SOFA, rose brocade. mahogany. ex.
500. no. 2-Sa97.
SOFA, modern, foam rubber: custom
built Throughout. Sells for $a49
Will take $500; brand.new; stse'
gray: LIST call. LIST setved. Ju
SOFA-Green matelasse. coral slip
cover; twin coral mohair chairs
foam rubber cushions. hunter green
slip cover; very good condition;
sell sell so6 . less than "a orig. price
SOFA, Duncan Phyfe, practically new
$45. 1920 @ st. NV. LIST floor
SOFA. matelasse. mahoe. frame. 500
Also matching chair. $36. Call SO
SOFA. traditional: very good cond.
color maroon: down pillows; very
reas. RIA. 3-1740. -2l
SOFA BED, vanity. chair, coffee
table; very reasonable. Also fireplace
accessories. JU. 5-s774. -21
s0FA-Lawson from Sloane's. with
slip covers; SOS. RA. 6-0276.
SOFA. Duncan Phyfe. chair. solid
NAH. end tables. poster NAH. beds;
misc: household goods and clothing
1907 Conn. ave nv: WO: 6-0222
SOLID GOLD GENTS TIE BAR
Heavy. set with 8 blue sapphires;
Gust. made; paid 500; sell for $45.
A AsS T Emer Ss S9T E EsaO ,oT ne s5H
I 4 : n ST. St; NV. Apt. 7o4. after
SOLOvOX = Hammond. good cond
Music STORE. 7se 18th st. ! NV NV 9
SPRING, double. heavy duty, double
coiled. and Beautyrest mattr.: clean
cond.; 500. JU. 9-l617.
STAMPS--Must sell beaut. and val
liable collection; Danzig. Bavaria,
etc; 1928. EN-. 2-7438.
$780,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

APPLYING SYSTEMS. record play
ers, recorders. sound truck systems.
S. day up. CO. 5-4445.
BACKHOE-Crane clamShells. loader
C ana SoS sIws 10 543si L.. n Ia
g man. SIS per day RENTAL
TOOLS q EQUIP CO.. 10. 9-6sSl
HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 z st.
NV, Ma. S-4094.
R0LL-AWAY BEDS, baby cribs, high
drills. tape recorders. etc: delivered.
SERVICE RENTALS CO, JU. S-12S6.
II no answer. IA. o-2S47.
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POULTRY, RABBITS AND EGGS

KING PIGEONS. breeders; producer
OF large squads; in whites. silvers
and blues. Call Sunday Gathers
burg CMd) 37S-J-12. or weekdays.
Wed, or Fri: NO; 7-9131. -21
best quality. Special, $3.50 per
per doZ. O.. G. MAXWELL. Lam
ham, Md. WA. 7-1545. "a
FEED, POULTRY SUPPLIES, baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE. $40
K st. NV. ME S-0OS9
BABY CHICKS. Md. U. S. approved,
pullorum- clean. New Hampshires and
White Rocks. Matches every Friday.
Closed on Sunday. HINES HATCH
E EIS o oha1y' Md To- 5-52ll or
NEW HAMPSHrRE CHICKS. egg lay
ing strains, day old and started: U.
s., Md approved pullorum clean:
Matching weekly. 10, ?-s99o,
SPECIAL-Reds or Rocks mo Leg
hornSl, S4.T5 per 100. Lettovers.
first grade. 200 for S3.75. Guar.
live delivery; fob. GARDEN STATE
CHICKS. So. Vineland, N. J.
RABBITS-Just right for Easter bum
MES, 15c ca; white, black, spotted.
Toulouse goose eggs, 35c ca. JE.
BARRED ROCKS or Reds. your choice.
COD, $40 per 100. NATIONAL
CHICKS, Philadelphia 10. Pa.
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SURPLUS
BARGAINS

OPEN SUNDAY. 1913
Paint, name brand. Sl.g6 per gal
Door checks, new. S4.a5 each.
LOCKS, schlage entrance, $3.50 each
Masonry paint. 7gc per gal
Typewriter paper, $1.47 ream.
Staplers. SO value. S3.75.
V-belts, 19c each
Copper tubing. sc #.
Wood screws, 25c per gross.
Typewriters, S25 each.
CARROLL HARDWARE
924 N st. NV. HU. 3-5473.
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ANTIQUES

Furniture bric-a-brac. china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry.
f ffss. sHsss re.b Daesi POI
MURRAY. ia 9-3333.
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BED, like new. adjustable,
SIS. GIcHNER SURPLUS. 25l3 M

HOsPITAL BED. like new. adjustable,
st. NV Elk. 3-3527.
HOSPITAL BED-Almost new, best
make, 500; aluminium side rails,
$40. Ma. S-6933. Apt. S14.
HOUSEHOLD MISC. ITEMS-Refsr..
S aEs s vs.? f Eend E2ns washer IsPDAp nes
MOTOR. 500: studio, couch, So; porch
glider, and chaise Tongue with pad
$S5; lounge Ss chair; s.; 69Z's 5is sSas
HOT WATER Bo1IER = Complete
with oil buKner and all controls;
no tank; enough for a six-rm. hse.
practically new: $1l0. Also 9 used
ASfolSS e. H a. Iii 0 6rsnanew
Tor Mt on " Your ~ gas Bill Immediate
installation. J. I. BATEMAN &
son 2 SsGo R, L ave- ne Call
HOT-WATER HEATERS
Closeout of new 1883 gas and electric
water heaters. All new and fully
sfTA iSElisfS' TIRE g. BATTERY CO,
10th and II Sis. NE. II. 3-90se
types, cube. crushed. flake. Cash
deal: 509S Of factory ,%:ts list. FUN
IRONER-Thor Automagic, Rolloe-
,Soyr excel c Sn6oS Ssh like E NEW S pSone
IRoNER@Conlon. good condition.
JUKE BOX for recreation room: needs
K rsRa,Ts S FIE s 4 Is 10 or 7s3SS sx
draw. compl. Today. CO. 5-46S5;
K TF ia 7 FixTUREs S l4'e aE g. dis h
S Sasser cast fs Iron a %ndsF sink S Ss
steel base cab. "a" SO. top, SIS;
dropleaf table. 80" wide. So; Philco
table model phono.radio. LIP and IS
LA Adj D' so,fo oct Sh Hickory N spindies
in good condition. Phone KE; s.
L2M LAMP; rare genuine imported
English Wedgewood table lamps
lamps $::4 ssss III oSiethorpe st. NV
LATHE DiALs. custom-made for
compound and .crossfeed OF Atlas
and Craftsman lathes. ,Approx.r =
proves accur. and appear. 81 $50
Q pair: Installed and guaranteed.
LAW BOOKS, Corpus JuriS and misc.
textbooks. Telephone WO. 6-1I7S:
C.. ]. S. with walnut bookcases.
All new cond. Will sac. at 33 rs 90
less list price. Call Mon. DI. 7-lS10.
LAWN MOWERS. $50. sharpened and
recond.. SIS each; power mowers, $50
ea. Rear 1888 r. I. ave. ne. 2722
Randolph I'd. Wheaton. Nd. LO.
5-491S.
LAWN MOWER. Briggs-Stratton
motor. new cond.; sos. Phone ia.
2-7997.
LAWN MOWER, Toro, gas driven,
30-in. cut: purchased from Govt;
cost new, S545: excel. cond.. $3.50.
N. FRANK g. son, Ala 3rd st. NV.
DI. 7-72S9.
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PIANOS
ANNUAL SPRING SALE

ANNUAL SPRING SALE
LOWEST PRICES in D. c. area for
new and guaranteed used pianos;
spinets,, consoles. apt: uprights; S2sj
Kohler and Campbell, Musette and
others; grands. $685. up. incl. Cable
Nelson, Kohler and Campbell, Sohm-
er, Knabe, Steinway. New rumpus
room, spinet, 1876. Tremendous
savings on new pianos, all styles
famous makes. Low down payment
up to 80 mos. to pay. Open Friday
and Monday till 8. SILVER SPRING
PIANO CO., S57 Pershing dr., JU
9-633S
PING -PONG TABLES, new. legs
folding, painted. ready for use; S25
$50 and $35. AID. 4-2133. -2l
PIPE-Galv..- black. copper, cast iron
cut-thread fixtures. BLOCKS. 174(
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GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON

LITHO EQUIP-Temp. control unit.
Double arc; Stickey back. Sxl0 enl.
camera. Ink. l4in. lens. etc.
-HU. 3-5473 Sunday 1913.
LOUNGE CHAIR. S225 value, smoke
colored. down cushion, 3 mos old.
Best offer. CAPT. BERRY. NO. =
1927. -2I
LUMBER-Top quality. hardwoods
and softwoods in lumber and ply
wood. for any purpose; also per-
forated MaSonite. Formica. Morgan
Millwork stock cabinets. doors and
etc. Roddis and Mengel flush doors;
stock picture frame mouIdings and
materials for lobbyists. We work
any materials to your sizes. Open
Sat. s am. to noon. LANK WOOD
WORK CO., LIST and K SITS. Sc.
IL. 3-1S00. -2I
lengths. beaut. grains. SOC BID. #.
331 Emerson st. NV. Sun.
LUMBER-Black walnut paneling.
dressed. random widths: bargain.
WE. 5-6S62
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full
contents or odd pieces, refgrs.,
stoves, wash. machs. TVS. Closed
Mondays. Sc. FURN. CO.. 210 nth
St Sc II R-05S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21
TARPAULINS

prices: sxiS drop cloths Is cheap IS
$1.26 each. N. FRANK q SON, Al4
Bird Of. NV. Elk. 0-o07A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT, com
plete.. to seat so to rs people
included are o 6-ton a.-c. unit ant
small deep freeze. Call Elk. 3-927t
RE Is dsa'erEou 1p.-e-burner Maei,
Chef range, So steamtabie. SS 2-dr
refgr., chefs tables and rack, pot
and pans, dishes, glassware, silver,
ware. chairs and tables. etc. All II
excel: cond.. reas.; must sell. Souti
5-4891. go
RIFLES, new FIN Mauser 3O-O8
custom maple stock: vz-24 Mausel
8 mm.: 4-power Gerard scopA
RIFLE. Mannlicher. 270. Hensoldt
scope and Sx30 Leitz binoculars
Value $500. All new. Sell for best
reaS. offer or trade for car-top boa,
and motor or late WHY'S station
wagon. ia. 2-4051.
S.FLES, shotgunS; new, used; bought
sold snapped. TRADING POST
3336-3S VI st. NV AID. 2-0330
RIFLE. Winchester Is. target outfll
including case. SIS. Boz 11S-H
Rooster, GE, excel. cond.; $50
ME. $4,000, 30
ROLLAWAY BED. with quilted pIas
tic cover, used TWICE. S25: blont
conee table. JU. o-6707. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-21

STEEL-STEEL
Large stock: steel I-beams and angle
iron; cut to size; soil pipe: pipe
all sizes; heating plants, radiators
plumbing; shower stalls, $9.95; steel
cash
ARROW wREcKINa CO.
100 So. Capitol st. Ii. 3-2261, I
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DOCS. PETS. ETC. Gent,

COCKER SPANIEL, RAK. pups Sir
Calls VagabOnd Display; blond, z
weeks old. Call MR.. CORNELL. JU.
1865. -21
COCKER PUP. 9 mos. female. Axe
reg: child's pet. Reas. RIA. 3-3462.
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES, small; reas.
to good home; must sell. 10. 2-9l7O.
JUST IN TIME FOR EAsTER-per-
feet for your small son or daughter.
want GOOD home Tor these pups.
Call tn. 2-3954. -21
COLLIE PUPPIES. 6 weeks, Axe reg,
beautifully marked also female, Is
mos. old. ia. S-S2S1. al
PARAKEETS-Private breeder has
small surplus babies, young birds as
pets; .chartreuse, cobalt, turquoise,
craving, cinnamon, green; ABS
6iet ho s.ss59 sund nisn on Y,tamin
COLLIES, adorable little teddy bears,
wormed; reasonable. WE. 5-6Ii6.
IDOBERMAN PINSCHERS-sale or
lease, 2 youny females sired by
STORM. Ready to breed this season.
Call ia. 7-0657 weekday evenings.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIERS. Axe reg.
Can between am. and o pm,
POODLES. at stud: miniature cream,
Axe. suitable for cream or silver
breeding. OIL. 2-7592.
DACHSHUNDS. males. 2 black and
tan, ! red: top breeding. Axe reg,
weeks, excel. health. ia. 7-1S36.
PERSIAN KITTENS, beaut. white,
silver tabby. blue, red and tortoise
shell; SIS and $40. OIL. 4-3020.
PARAKEETS, weeded-out breeders,
male and female, So each. Ever
green 4-7537.
BOXER PUPPY, female, brindle, e
mos. Axe reg, $50 or for lease for
breeding PURPOSES. Evergreen 4-7537.
COCKER PUP. 3 mos. old. black,
purebred: reasonable. CIR. 3-64S6.
KERRY BLUE TERRIERS
Axe. champion stock. show-type
pups. weeks. AID. 2-0s05. %
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ANOTHER LOAD Of fine walking and
see. JU. 9-9615: ewes. HU. 3-a075.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

ANTIQUES WANTED
Silyerware, any cond.: iewelry, brio.
a-brae. 1893 Wis. ave. D. KRUP.
SAW MILESTONE. NO. 10000,
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ANTIQUES
WANTED

rOHMEn
Pennsylvania Dealer
WILL BUY ANYTHING OLE
WILL BUY CHINA, BR1C-A-BRAC
FURNITURE. PAINTINGS. JEW.
ELRY PICTURE FRAMES. CUT.
CLASS. MUSIC BOXES. BEER
STEMS. ETC. ETC.
USED FURNITURE
WILL PAY TOP PRICES
FLEA MARKET. 5000 Lee Hwy.
CALL IA. 2-23S9. ia. $1,000 ANY
TINE DURING THE DAY OR
UNTIL IL PM ANY CALLS MADE
AFTER PM. CALL JE. 2-3041
AND JB. 4-l405.
Calls Made Immediately
BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage
ia. 9-2937; evenings. RIA. 3-1416.
BEDROOM-ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL UNTIL z PM. EN-. 2-6677
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SINKS--USED

Bath tubs. radiators. window and
door gratings. stoves and otheI
disable materials.
Also. I-beams, plates. angle iron. pipe
and pine fttings.
At Reasonable Prices
WASH. RAG q BAG CO.
DIR I, ct SW III E-R007
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[,AWNMOWER.

30 sharpened and recond.. take your
pick. IS each. SA Hillside I'd.
Greenbelt, Nd OR. 3-2557.
LIGHT PIANT-110 VOLT
$50 WATT-NEW, Sl25-OTHERS
2513 M ST. NV Elk 3-3527
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WASHERS
DRYERS-IRONERS

WASHING MACHINE, whirlpool, eu-
tomato; excel. cond.. UN. A-4107.
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TAPE RECORDER. RCA. brand-nev
In sealed carton; regular, S9. 96
our price S13a.95 IA. 9-931I
TARPAULINS
DRoP CLoTHs-CANvAs

DROP CLQTHs--CANvAs
s5l so N ST N NV ANf Ex. sEssss7
all size screens, S24.95 up. Radio
and TV. tubes at discount. Open
sun. 81. AAA ELEC. SALES. 1915
9TH st. NV. AID. 2-5252.
TELEvISION - Tin. table model,
excel. picture and condition. with
TELEvISION. l0Na" Emerson, ma
F R2saP ayyof s4qas0le' excel e0nd' ssS
i cond. must self HE. eO 4aSs4o' excel
TELEVISION. Admiral. 1919. mohog
console. excellent cond. $3.50. ia
TELEviSION-open Sun. Sales and
service. 1864 national brands. Cash
or credit. Discount prices. WOOD
MOOR APPLIANCE. 10lO9 Coles
vile r.; ~. 7o94OO. ,
Must sell. sacrifice. Tu' 9 sesss:Ion
TELEVISION SALE
sRANp 5f new H 1854 if FAMOUS MAKES MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
3l43 N Washington BLVD
Arlington. Va. IA. S-7S01. ia. 8-7s01
TELEVISION SALE
ALL SETS GUARANTEED
17-in. Admiral, table mod. 500
21-in Westinghouse table mod. "a
l7-in Motorola console ------- rs
21-in. Phtlc0 console ~ 119
l9-in. Admiral. full DIR. console 90
Save at Slattery's. Best discounts on
all 1854 models In factory cartons
SLATTERY'S
1909 Wisconsin Ave. NV. WO. Sail
800 Wis. Ave. Bethesda. OIL. 1906
THOMAS REGISTER. 5-volu.ne, com
rlete 1873 edition. SO. ST. 3-262o
TIME CLOCK, 1BM, style $500, 1916
model; never used: sell for SIPS.
Call LA. 6-l33l any time.
TIRES (2), f00xi6. high tread
excel. cond. So each. 331 Emer.
TIRES, a.. 6Ooxl6. SIS; car radio
Sl5: . tires. 475x19, So. Call
TIA. 9-9239.
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MIRROR AND GLASS TOPS
ANY size cut. Ewes. OF. 4-7ss9.
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ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china glass, furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TJ o-o70T PA 2-TRAQ
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LIVING ROOM

Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 300 to 500
on new sample closeouts.
Look at these bargains:
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MOTORS, ELECTRIC

New used, rebuilt. any size. any
make. Parts and acces. All work
guaranteed. 24,hI, ssryice; 4, b BE-, e
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE. INC.
11E I, af Sc LII 4-1O62
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SCOTTIEs

Excellent: top quality. Axe registered
MackINNON. 1909 N. Roosevelt st,
Arlington. Va. JE. 2-3432. o.
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"Custom-built" studio, makes twin
beds. was SIS. so. now $50 .95; fine
lined oak knee-hole desk. was
lounge, with fine lnnerspring mat
tress, was S259.59, now Sl39 50;
fine sofabed and club chair. was
S149.50, now 5000.
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursdays til 8 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
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We make new lawns. rebuild old
ones, Terrace work our speciality.
Free estimates. RA. 3-O365.
TOPSOIL
Rich, loamy earth, excel for gar
denS and lawns. 3 tons. S14.95. RIA.
3-O365
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LAWN

Large dump-truck load for only SIR.
Delivered in Va. Rich soil. Crescent
3-l475. 21s
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ing clutches, COIN width. Unit 10
like new, S325. Call JU. S-4347
TRACTOR FOR SALE. Model c. @
row. Allis-ChalmerS power lift,
wheel weights. starter. lights. gener-
ator, power take of fat belt drive:
good tires. Tractor in Al cond. with
LIT. mower and "-row cultlvator.
30. Call WE. 5-544l
TRACTOR 81 Ford, used ESQ hours.
like new. ~ 1000, some equipment
available ~. 7-5S42.
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ROTO-TnLER, reverse gears, steer

COW. MANURE-wen rotted. $40 per
bu.. del. Top soil. WA. 7-4593. ewes.
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GARDEN TRACTOR. David Bradley.
with plow. cultiyator and sickle
bar. good cnnd, Sl75. IA. 2-7a97.
MANURE, fine-textured COW manure.
guaranteed. 10 btu or more deliy-
cred for Sl.25 per bu. Top soil, 81
BIZ. Deliver / 5 or more bu. Pick Up,
81 and T5c, respectively. l3n0l
Georgia ave, or call 10. 5-0556
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TRIM NOW, sap is rising. II your
hedge privet or barberry is tall,
Seraegly and bare al the potion let
then have a new and thick hedge,
25-years experience. MARYLAND
NURSERY. Hyattsville, Md. WA.
7-241S or RA. 3-Sl46.
LOCUST FENCE P0STS-Medium and
large size. ia. 2-3l41.
MOWER for David Bradley tractor,
"A inch. $40. JU. 9-5l94.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Wife Of BoWIes Files
Disorderly Charge
Against Posiman

Mrs. Lois w. Bowles. Is, wife Of
the president of the National As
sociation for the Advancement Of
White People. today swore out a
warrant charging Roscoe v.
Cooper, Negro postman. with dis
orderly conduct.
Her action came after her-hus-
band, Bryant w. Bowles, was
placed under $500 bond for a
hearing Monday on a charge that
he assaulted MIR. Cooper.
Charges Profanity.
The warrant against Mr..
Cooper charges he used profane
language in a public place. Listed
on the warrant as witnesses are
Edward L. Strohecker, jr., 29-
year-old vice president of the
NAAWP: Miss Joyce Danes, 10.
secretary to Mr.. Bowles, and Mr..
Bowles' brother. John T. Bowles.
80.
The warrant against Bryant
BowleS was served on him last
night at his Office. 1919 F. street
NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

tional Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People.
Before his appearance In
Municipal Court today, Mr..
Bowles termed the various
charges against him In different
sections Of the country "har-
raising litigation. That's all
1t Is.
But while I am here. others
are carrying on my work." he
added. 1T won't STOP"
AT Mr.. BoWles' request. Judge
John j. Malloy set the case over
to Monday. and continued bond,
at $500
information in a warrant Is
secret. According to Mr.. Cooper's
application for the paper. MIR.
Bowles struck and kicked him
last Monday night In the lobby
OF the F street building. Mr..
Cooper also stated that his left
eye was swollen. and his face
and body bruised from the
severe beating"
An argument had developed
over the manner in which the
postman collected the OUT
going NAAWP mail, inyestigat-
ing police officers were told.
Mr.. Bowles told Mr.. Cooper
his wife had noticed that the
postman put the associations
mail under his arm. and not
with the other mail in the bag.
A 73-year-old elevator oper-
ator at the building, Augustus
Finley, colored, Of 511 D streets
Sc. said he tried to aid Mr..
Cooper during the attack.
Says Separation Ordered.
Mr.. Cooper said he was
ordered to separate the associa-
tion's mail because the Post
Office had received complaints
of insufficient postage.
Mr.. Bowles said he admits
striking him (Mr. Cooper once.
picking him up, hitting him
again, picking him up again
but I never kicked him. I've
never kicked q man In my life" !"
Mr.. Cooper is feet. 5 inches
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Municipal Court Judge Thomas
C. Scalley issued the paper after
Mr.. Cooper, 80, swore it out. fol-
lowing a hearing in the Office Of
Assistant United States Attorney
Kenneth Wood.
Mr.. Cooper. of 5208 Central
avenue Sc. was represented by
Attorney Roy Garvin, Of the Ma
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Mr.. Cooper was also accompan-
led by Eugene Davidson. presi-
dent of the local chapter Of the
NAACP. Mr.. Davidson said his
organization will check with
postal authorities to see if there
is any basis for q Federal
charge.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

tall and weighs 1873 pounds. He
is believed to be the smallest
member of the city's postal force.
Mr.. Bowles also told reporters
he had to borrow $25 from his
Office staff to raise the $500
bail.
In Municipal Court yesterday.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Air Tours to Cop Hoitien
Star Stan Photos.

Weekly air tours by Caribbean
Air Lines have been scheduled TO
Cap Haitien, whence the famed
Citadelle of Haiti's King Chris
tophe is reached.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Bons Bake pie she'll 475' very hot) 10 mn till golden
prick bottom and sides with fork before placing Bake
2cus 450 (ho 10 reduce heat 350 moderae and
continue baking till filing is done.
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IT'S DEATH, my DAR[|nG!

Chapter -
CHORTLY after that. the sheriff
- and the coroner both left,
taking with them Claude's body.
After they had gone, Uncle
Bountiful served a breakfast
which some of us ate through
sheer nervousness and others
were unable 30 touch for the same
reason
When the meal was about half
over, Uncle Raoul spoke for the
first time since sitting down at the
table.
why did you do Il, Beaa7' he
asked abruptly.
Beau glanced up from his
plate.
do what?" he asked.
Lie about finding Claude"
Pick spoke before her brother
could answer.
Il think / know" she said.
when the sheriff brought in
those flowers, Beau thought that
that / might know something
about Claude's death. So he made
up that tale to protect me. Isn't
that it, Beau?"
Beau nodded carelessly. He had
assumed something of his old
devil-may-care attitude again
why did you go downstairs,
Pick?" Lee asked Unexpectedly.
was it actually to get a book,
or"
eff she says she went to get a
book, then that's why she went,
Beau interrupted him almost
roughly. "For Gods sake, Lee
can't you learn 10 let well enough
alone?"
Lee flushed.
Fl didn't mean" he began.
"Why disturb ourselves with
unimportant trifles?" Cousin jeff
the peacemaker, put in diplomat
ically. 'The question of Claude's
death has been settled-if there
ever was a question in anyone's
mind except the sheriff's-and
that's all that matters"
But was it, l wondered? Was
It either settled, or all that mat
tered?
/ wandered osst onto the south
gallery, where presently I wa<
joined by Amedee.
What do you think OF it all
Peter?" he asked. sitting douu
beside me.
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for which the regular army Off
GERS had no love.
Col. Gen. A. S. Zheltov, chief
OF the political administration of
the armed forces, wrote the essay
in Pravda.
The government paper, Izvestia,
carried articles by Marshal Vastly
D. Sokolovslzy, chief of staff of
the armed forces, and the top navy
man, Adm. N. G. Kuznetsov. Kom-
somolSkaya Pravda, the Young
Communist paper, had an article
by Adm. S. Zakharov, and the
trade union newspaper Trud had
one by 1t. Gen. v. Vorobiev.
Zheltov is the man who elected
from top Soviet generals last
spring, after Stains death. an
oath of allegiance to the Commu-
mist party. His Pravda article said
all Soviet victories were due to the
wise leadership of the Communist
party, which is their organizer,
leader and trainer" He paid trib-
ute to Stain as having changed
the Soviet Union from an agrarian
to mighty industrial nation. The
article also laid heavy stress in
the need for Communist ideolog-
ical training and discipline in the
ranks.
Marshal Sokolovsky asserted the
armed forces must be trained in
the spirit OF ''unbreakable fidelity
to their oath" plus "the spirit Of
boundless love and devotion to the
motherland and the Communist
party"
Adm. Kuznetzov wrote of the