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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

MERCURY So Custom 2-door: Mere
O-Matic, r. and h. plastic Sc;
metallic green finish; ! owner: lust
eke fEand-n florida sSs. n sLA sb
MERCURY 80 Cdr: r. and h.: gas
saving overdrive: two-tone blue
paint: one-owner, low mileage: D. c.
inspection guaranteed: 6-month or
5000 mi; warranty: 81 ,Sg5. NORIH
EAST MOTOR CO. Ford, $40
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. T-S3o0.
MERCuRYs 81. 90. sport sedans,
equipped; Mere O-Matic and oyer
drive. all traded ON new "a Mer-
curys, mostly one-owner cars. priced
II NV 5SaE BUY GRas to nc og5
M sa,. HP. s aes5s5; s7iS BladenSOurF
MERCURY 81 Monterey hard top:
turquoise blue. black top. r. and
h., Merc-O-Matic drive. etc. one
owner. name on request tremendous
value on today's market, your
moneys worth IL perfosmanes alone
densburg I'd. AP. 1920.
MERCURY so Monterey hardtop
convert; r. and h.. Cd. yellow, and
black leather interior: this car shows
best care by one owner S99J. B &
D. MOTORS, sS01 Old Bladensburg
ri ri tat 1 siney sranch'' Sill spg., Nd
M III aIiSsS So Monterey cpe.: 2ltone
finish. black bottom, sungate ivory
top; radio and heater, immacu-
late eond; & .695. terms; LIVING
$40 sToN EH Mo sess i open F + ID ave.
MERCURY 81 4-dr, sedan; 2-tone
green I'm. with Merc-O- Matte drive,
prem. Wv. tires. r. and h.. custom
tailored seat covers; showroom ap-
gTos MoTdR ssS terms Fori LIVING sTe
ne, EX. 3-2S5SS. Open 8 TO Q.
MG's "a: S1.g95. Also used from
$sS5. JACK PRY. LTD, I4th and P
NV. Tin our 32nd year..
NJ. G. new delivered, Sl,995. Nor
ris 1854 new 3-dr.; delivered
T lsi; n Hufo tk i SER NAsHA III
and r sts. NV. NO. 7-21g0. --l5
NJ. G. 81; r and n. excel. como.
never raced. $4,000 miles, black nm
ish. good top and tires. JE. 3-2es5
!" at sss5 siS MaN An snq 's K oSs'n tand
foreign cars. Both sides at 1th, and
nj. G.'s "a; 1875. Also used from
CLARK. l Florida ave. ne. Ap 4
NASH AS super club coupe; low
mileage; pvt. owner; $500, or best
offer. Ii. 3-305I. --l5
NASH 40 sedan; good. clean. eco
nomical car for second or q FIRST
car: $375 CALL CARL MOTORS,
INC 770l Wis. ave, Bethesda. OIL.
NASH $50 Rambler hardtop convert
ible; r. and h; light gray finish. low
ROYAL MOTORS. INC Your chrys.
s ST. n.Wl 70. pe4 4iis 10 Aen i
NASH 1862 rambler station wagon;
beautiful natural wood. 2-tone I'm
ish. equipped with r. and b.. over
drive; ONO. warranty. Today, only
SS95. FRANK SMALL. Jr.. INC.
NASH ~ Goq Ram aSes 6 5s ss; and
er: $4,000 mi: Ss45 or best offer.
IA. 1-6212 after 3 pm. Ill
NASH 1875" rambler: country clui
custom interior; direction signals.
T. and b. ! owner, low mileage,
written guarantee; 1925. ALEX
A a?s Hex NA va k joI as Ms Vs e1ss
III . pm. Closed Sundays. '''
NASH EXECUTIVE CARS. Good
signals. 1852 Statesman. Sl."00.
1852 Rambler. hardtops. 81 600. Kel-
yinator, Division Of NASH KELVI-
Major SALES CORP. LA. $500.
NASH Al Ambassador 4-dr.: r. and
b.. overdrive: very good condition;
only SIPS: no money down. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island
ave. at goth ST. ne --i2
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSM0BILE '53 Super "SS" sedan;
fully equipped, dual range Hydra
radio with rear speaker, heater.
tinted glass. autronic eye, power
S as mes Atone 6 paint Wiz Wy, tres
Cali ewes, "a. s-aa5i. EIa
OLDsMOBnE SO "9s" Holiday coupe:
2-tone finish, Hydra. r. and h..
Autronic Eye. Wv. tires: owner.
lew mi. ike new, spare tire never
down only S2.695. LASS-CLARK.
l Florida ave. ne, AID. 1889. 10
OLDsMOBILE '53 "9S" sedan: 2-tone
steering. power brakes. Autronic Eye.
custom, interior, Wv. tires, spare
never down, l owner low mi Cost
new S3.943. our price, only S2,495.
BLASS;CLARK. Florida ave. ne,
oLDsMoBILE latest 1e4e Rocket
ssna SPAS E.S club tif fpe d6o H niles
orig. uphol and finish; like brand
new car. 500 or best offer. OIL. 3
oLDsMoBILE 1850 "7e" club coupe;
radio and heater; sos. Car No.
263-A. MONROE FORD. 51OO Wis.
ave. NV. Wo. $4,000. Open ewes.
oLUoMObLE 1901 80 4-ot. Seuan,
original black finish like new: HYDRA
radio and heater; seat covers: $995.
WaShington's Oldest and Largest
Dodge-Plymouth Dealer. TREW
MOTOR CO. 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
Ii. 1-l732.
oLDs Al IS" sedan, 500. 2e3 Car
roll 81. NV. RA. 3-3303. --12
oLDS 1919; beautiful black. Perfect
int. One owner. 1900 mi. Heater.
new Wv. tires, seat covers. etc.
sd75 or best cash offer. Wo. 6-s9sl.
oLDs 80 "es" de luxe Holiday
coupe. Gorgeous two-tone green set
of by Wv, tires. Loaded with
equipment. S2,795. JUSTINE OLDS.
$500 Baltimore ave. Hvattsrille.
OLDS '52 "as" 4-dr. Everything on
this one. Low mileage, ne-owner
car; shiny two-tone green. Si.s95.
JUSTINE oLDs. 5000 Baltimore
ave. Hyattsyille. IA
oLDS SO Super SIS" 4-dr.; lustrous
cream and black; fuliy. equip. one
Sarrant ra' sa. 5 P Justin "e Obs
$500 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville,
oLDs rs "as" convertible; attrac.
i've belize finish; Hydra aI"i Matte; T.
value at only s525. HALEY's, INC,
NJ ST. at LIST st. Sc. Ii. 10000. --I2
OLDS so "sS" 4-dr.: in peri. cond.
We have serviced this car since new.
Sl,695. JUSTINE OLDS. $500 Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville. Ia
OLDS 1858 'SS' Rocket engine con-
vertibie coupe; gray finish. new
black top: white tires, radio. heater.
Hydra Matte. power brakes. Ride
CADILLAC -OLDSMOBILE CO., 1922
22nd st, NV. ST. $4,000. Closed
Sundays.
OLDS I04s "66' sedanette; with
Hydra. This is an extra-clean car
in Al cond; S495; written guar.
ave. ne. DE. 2-6302.
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AUYoMoBILFs FoR sALe

PLYMOUTH so , station .. y,ass on one ne:
IL.syssssss 5i :: sa' !. Iii 81 st. IS e:
81 cranbfook 4-dr.: At.
spection invited: SSS5. HALEY'S,
INC NJ st. at LIST st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
40 cpe.: good light green.
seat covers. good heater. new, Wv.
TOR sae lust Sa' COMPLETELY pS%H ana
IN tine cond.; $3.50. 504 18th
PLYMOUTH .5s club coupe or 4-dr.
sedan and p, seat covers: both both
S1,3s5. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
YSuf ken6sa7 e. aW. H. Pfiilffs
PLYMoUTHs-station wagons. Reiyi-
deres. several TO choose. from; save
as much as 500: will accept as
little as 1895 down, will finance un.
n Rssa e esh Laurel e. lOi sae 0ank .ot
PLYMOUTH 1854. 2-1oof; S1,72S;
low MI; "a mo. to nay balance; will
take 9 trade. Mr.. Armstrong, JE.
AND FoRDs. sos; $500
lets, $3.50 each; used cabs; TAN
TOP CAB Co. 1871 Kalorama I'd.
PLYMoUTH 1851 cranbrook 4-dr.:
r. and h., excel. cond.; 5 good tires;
must sell. going overseas; $50 $50
PLYM sTig1' '4s Special de luxe 2-dr,
sedan: equipped with 7; and h. Good
economical transportation. Priced to
Sa a q. ssoS5. ben Sc hE Xii $50 $50
blue nnish. equipped beant. custom
cond.: full price, sos. Cash. trade
or terms. SOS down. WOLFE MO-
TORS: 1901 wis. ave. NV. EN-.
PLYMOUTH So suburban-This all
metal station wagon has r. and h..
overdriye; looks and runs like new:
onl S., 1905. ROYAL MOTORS.
Dealer. No. IS Kennedy s St. S;%i.
PLYMoUTH' 1852 cranbrook; r. and
h.; excel. cond. Phone AID. 4-3gol.
PLYMOUTH 1851 Belvedere tardtop:
r.a ae spor aHd eas for oy
Largest Dodge Plymouth Dealer.
TREW MOTOR CO. 9Th and Fla.
ave. ne. Ii. 7-113@.
PLYMOUTH '53 Cambridge 4-door
sedan: heater; black finish: 81 295.
Car No. 155-A. MONROE FORD.
1897 East-West hwy. Sill. Spr.. Md.
Open evenings till 8. JU. 5-7S04.
PLYMOUTH '53 Suburban (all-
metaD station wagon; radio and
heater; looks and runs like new;
81 ,695. Car No. 249-A. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy. Sill.
Spr..- Nd; Open evenings till o.
PLYMOUTH 1851 convertible coupe;
r. and H.; $1.095. DIVER MO-
TOR CO., Dodge-Plymouth, Used
Cars. 63ls Georgia ave. NV. tn.
PLYM. so Cranbrook 4-dr. sedan;
e SoE f s5lSS ~ r sSsA Mon S2S
s s; +; Mi i|Ii o ~. 6-TsO4: Open
PLYM. '52 Cambridge 2-dr. $1,045.
No. 279-A. MONROE FORD, 1897
East-West hwy, 8. g.. Md. JU.
5-5S0i. Open evenings till 8.
PONTIAC 194S convertible: T. and h.:
light blue; be ready for summer
with this spring special; see 1t to-
day; 6-month or 6.000-mile war
ranty: $395. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. tFordl. 400 Benning I'd. ne.
LU 4-lOll,
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AvroMoslLEs FOR sALi

PONTIAC 1858 station wagon: ~. 499;
left over. never sold: new warranty,
auto shift. power steering: two TO
choose from; FLo0D PONTIAC.
1921 Connecticut. WO. 6-S4OO.
PONTIAC 1852 s-cyl. 4-dr. sedan;
1y ana NJ moro aKdT 60. ncdsePi sgS
outh. Used Cars, 6312 Georgia ave.
tn. 10000.
PONTIAC 1853: must sacrifice. red
convertible. less than 5000 mi.
power steering, r. and h., windshield
washer. fender skirts. red leather
upholstery; Wv. tires. perfect con-
fitaS1 3 81 9O? s-7i Soi H Ms e-ss9s
PoNSifiIAo 1854 s-cyl. Cdr: sl.74s;
uiate. FLOOD PONTIAC. 422I Con-
P GgS1siat; 1858 chieftain rs" de
luxe 4-dr.: Hydra Matte. r. and h.,
undercoat. premium white side wall
tires, windshield washer and many
other Pontiac accessories; driven
only 1900 miles by owner; price
only only r. 1d 100. 6 Can aIganse terms ana
PONTIAC '53 super Catalina hard
top; 2-tone. finish, Hydra; r. and
h., premium Wv. tires, 2-tone all
leather interior; cost new. over 50, =
300, our price. only So, 1875. BLASS-
CLARK. j Florida ave. ne. AD'
Pontiac 1947 sedanette egg; r. h ;.
OWNER. 8S0f Georgia ave. IA
PONTIAC 1850 -S-cyl. Sllverstreak:
Hydra; drive: 2.tone s,,n green ceIs,s "'J All
owner driven woman. Priced rea-
sonably for quick sale. EN-. 2-s759.
PONTIAC AS s-cyl. Cdr. streamliner;
sslI 1sa s4 aydrf lii, 57 iad h. eTfel'
Immaculate inside and out; one,
owner car that reflects previous
owners care: r. and h.. HYDRA.
dr.. seat covers. Sl,395. HALEY'S,
INC. NJ st. at lst st. Sc. Ii. $4,000.
PONTIAC as as" club coupe: traded
from the original owner; ATTRACTIVE
two-tone gray and blue, r. and h.
See this one and compare our price
of only $425. HALEY's. INC; NJ
st: at LIST st. Sc, Ii. $4,000. IL =
PONTIAC .!S,Ira 1919 conyeEtiOle coupe; 8
SOS. DIVER MOTOR CO.. Dodge
Plymouth used cars. 6312 Georgia
PONTIAC 1913 Streamliner "s'' 4
DIR. sedan: Hydra. r. and h. S495.
Washington'S Oldest and Largest
Dodge plymouth Dealer, TREW MO-
TOR CO.. 9th and Fla. ave. ne.
Ii. 7-l732
PONTIAC 80 Chieftain de luxe club
coupe: original metallic blue; radio,
heater. Hydra-Matic drive; clean,
original interior in finest cond. Full
price, $685.; cash. trade or terms;
sos down. WOLFE MOTORS. 1901
Wis. ave. NV, EN- 3-0l42. liz
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 1868 "9s'' Rocket engine 4-dr.
Matte. power steering; tinted slass;
c eai5fnie co. SArt TEL
2!nd st. NV. ST. $4,000. Closed
Sunday.
OLDs 1917 2-dr.; r. h.. HYDRA;
d ds5k green; ex sa MECH; cond;;
OLDS 1851 "ss" Holiday coupe: Hy-
dramatic. radio. heater. turn sigs.; !;
s ssss. 50 SSna s:e5 RSS. owner i7O0
OLDS 40 90" 4-door: r, and h..
hydramatic. original BLACK finish;
a neae !t saRGs isi4 ave- p:
Obs Obj ' 1850 20 black sedan: =. and
h.: beauty. S195. PENNY MO-
TORS, 1920 r. !. ave. ne. La.
oIDS Isl "ss" 4-dr.; unusually
TIVE oLDs. $500 Baltimore ave-.
Obs nfss't n Isl "ss" choic. Of IL ! = or
perfect; Sl,2S5. JUSTINE DIPS.
5000 Baltimore ave- Hyattsyilie.
OLDs SO "ss" 2-dr.: Hydra Matte,
heater. turn signals. Less than 1000
miles. This practically new car sell
ing at low price of 81 1895 B g. D
MOTORS. 1901 Old Bladensburg I'd.
a. Pinsy Branch. Sill. sDE.., Nd.
PACKARD i94a 4-dr.: immaculate;
/ owner. S440. FLOOD PONTIAC.
4221 Connecticut
PACKARD 40 sedan; gray finish: =.
an0 h.: seat covers, turn signals:
S445. Car No. 279-A-1. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy, sil.
Spr.. Md. Open evenings till Q. JU.
PLYMOUTH 4e de luxe. 4-door Sc
dan; good condition. new battery.
1--WE good tires, heater. One owner.
5000. Otis 4-91S4. IL
PLYMOUTH '33 coupe: new battery,
good tires. 500 or best offer. DE.
PLYMoUTH ~ 2-dr. sedan; $50.
"a3 Carroll 81. NV, RIA. 3-3303.
PLYMOUTH 80 black de luxe club
coupe: excel. cond.: heater and un-
dercoating: 500. WE. 6-5246:
PLYMOUTH 1852 convertible; r. h.;
like-new cond.; one owner; only 81,
295; trade or terms. OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK. Rhode Island ave.
at goth st. ne. liz
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Meet the Candidates
By Chorles A. McAleer

Six aspirants are in the run
ming for three judgeships on the
Montgomery County Orphans
Court.
The three Republicans are
Millward G. Taft, Mrs. Cecil NJ.
This is cnosher in q series about can
didetes in the neorby MoryIond and
viseiuio eererol elections Novem-
Der z.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

upon an answer TO the question
posed In the pamphlet.
Leighton Chairman.
Mr.. Webb said the chairman
of the 10th District Citizens for
Better Government" is Tom
Leighton.
Mr.. Leighton is publicity di-
rector for the Webb campaign.
Asked after the meeting to name
other members Of the group, Mr..
Leighton said there are sew
eral." One. he disclosed, is vii
liam r. Perlik, q Washington
attorney. He declined to list any
other names.
Mr.. Phillips again criticized
deficit spending and activities Of
the Veterans Administration.
The program, arranged by the
League of Women Voters, in
cluded appearances Of all four
candidates for the one vacancy
on the Arlington County Board.
Each spoke for five minutes and
later answered questions from
the crowd.
The board candidates are Ivan
A. Booker, Town Meeting nomi-
nee; Mrs. Leone B. Buchholz.
incumbent and nominee of the
Arlington independent move
ment: Brian Bell, Democrat, and
Daniel Dugan, independent.
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Their Background

Charles w. Risher-A 45-year-
old native Of Indiana. has lived
in the county since 1880. He is
married, has two daughters and
lives at 11404 Old Georgetown
road, near Rockville, where he
maintains q law Office. He is a
graduate of Indiana State
Teachers College, National Uni
versity Law School, and also has
taken some postgraduate work
toward doctor of jurisprudence
degree.
Mrs. Cecil M. Roeder-An at
torney and housewife, she is
married to Carl H. Roeder, a
retired electrical engineer, and
is the mother Of twin daughters.
She holds both bachelor and
masters degrees from National
University and has been admitted
to law practice before many
courts including the Supreme
Court. For many years she was
associated with the law firm of
the late Julius I. Peyser. Orig
inally from Illinois, she came to
the Washington area in 1918. to
the county eight years later. Her
home is at 1928 Woodside park
way, Silver Spring.
Millward C. Taft-A 64-year-
old member Of the bar in five
Jurisdictions and the Supreme
Court, he has been chief judge of
the court since his initial election
in 1916. He was reelected in
1850. He is neighbor of Mrs.
Roeder. living at 1912 Woodside
parkway. He formerly lived in
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Misleading Booklet
Charged by Broyhill
In Shift Of Tactics

Representative Broyhill. the
Republican incumbent, shifted
strategy last night in yirginia's
10th District campaign by turn
ing his fire. for the first time.
upon Democrat John G. Webb.
Without mentioning Mr.. Webb
by name, Representative Broyhill
implied some Of the campaign
literature the Democrat is dis
tributing Is deliberately mislead-
ing.
This attack on Webb tactics
represents a departure from a
discussion of congressional issues
and records compiled by Mr..
Broyhill and the Eisenhower Adj
ministration.
From the same platform last
night. Mr.. Webb denounced the
Eisenhower administrations new
directive on the handling of
Federal patronage. Also present
for the meeting in the Thomas
jefferson Junior High School in
Arlington was the third House
candidate, w. Huiet Phillips, In
dependent.
Political Greed Charged.
Mr.. Webb described the admin
istration as a group of vicious
men" who are corrupted by
power (and) consumed with
political greed" He said they
are bent upon murder of the
civil service.
The Democrat declared the
motive behind the new White
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Film Star Susan Stephen
Quits Royal Variety Show
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Oct. 28.-British
movie star Susan Stephen stun
ned the theatrical world today
by announcing that she has with
drawn from the annual Royal
Variety Show.
Too busy making a movie. she
explained.
The yearly extravaganza staged
especially for Queen Elizabeth II
is to be held next Monday at the
Palladium Theater. Bids to take
part are treasured by the grease
paint set. Comedian Bob Hope,
for instance, has flown here all
the way from Hollywood.
"It is not really correct to say
that I refused to appear" the
22-year-old Miss Stephen told
newsmen. "I just felt / could
not do justice to the occasion by
going on unrehearsed."
Evening star., 1954-10-28
John r. Foley.

to major after service in the
South Pacific. He holds a bache-
lor's degree from ST. Thomas
College, st. Paul, Mimi; bache-
lor's degree in law from George
town University, and a master of
laws from Catholic University.
He formerly was president of the
Archdiocesan Union Of Holy
Name Societies.
Lester Kraft-A 32-year-old
lawyer, he is married, has one
child and lives at 1875 West Brad
ley lane, Chevy Chase. He grad
uated from. the University of
Maryland and George Washing
ton University Law School. He
was born in Washington and
moved to the county in l948,
At present, he is engaged both
in law practice and the chemical
business in Washington. He is
Evening star., 1954-10-28

House directive Is wholesale po-
litical patronage.
This group OF men has
sounded the death-knell for civil
service" Mr.. Webb asserted. 81
want also to say that this bell
tolls for you--you. the Govern
ment worker; you, the business
man, and you. the housewife.
There are many for whom this
bell tolls, for every one in the
10th District Of Virginia is
greatly concerned about what
happens to Federal employees" "
Some one asked Mr.. Webb II.
in all fairness. he should not
have noted that President
Eisenhower emphasized yester-
day that the program is not
intended to apply political con-
siderations to civil service jobs.
Mr.. Webb's reply was that
the President apparently be-
lieves the only way to employ
better Government workers Is to
require that they be Republic
cans.
Questions and Answers.
The campaign literature e
which Representative Broyhill
attacked is q pamphlet printed
"by authority of the 10th Dis
trict Citizens for Better Govern
ment." The Republican sug-
gested it would be interesting to
know what that organization is.
The pamphlet lists seven ques-
tions. 1t states that Mr.. Broyhill
answered each one mo" and
that Mr.. Webb answered each
one ''Yes."
mo one has ever consulted me
on these questions" Mr.. Broyhill
declared. Whoever prepared
this little booklet just made O
few errors in answering these
questions for me-"
Mr.. Broyhill gave some exam
Piles. One was this question:
do you believe that America
needs a stronger defense pro-
gram?"
"Of course" said Representa-
tive Broyhill, "All of us would
say Yes to that question. But
they've got me down for No."
He pointed out to the audience
that the position attributed tt
him was based upon a vote in the
House last July against increased
Air Force appropriations. HI
said his vote then had no bearing
Evening star., 1954-10-28

Takoma Park and was a town
councilman there from 1892 to
1916. Before that. he had served
two terms as States attorney of
Orange County in Vermont, and
for IL years was secretary of the
Vermont State Senate. He OBJ
tanned his law degree at Ohio
Northern University. He is gen.
eral counsel for the General
Conference Of Seventh-day Ad-
ventists. He is married and has
a son just back from duty with
the Atomic Bomb Casualty Com
mission in Japan.
John r. Foley-An attorney
and law instructor at Catholic
University. he is SO years old,
married and has three children.
His home is at 1901 Amber drive,
Kensington. He spent nearly
five years in the Army in World
War II and went from private
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Their Views

Other than the parties they
represent. there are no basic
issues. Each candidate feels his
slate represents the best choice
for voters.
The Republicans say theirs is
the "hest ticket ever offered to
the people of Montgomery
County" They point out that
all three are lawyers, which bars
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Republicans Gaining
In Home Stretch,
Vice President Says
By II. A..oeiossd Pros.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 28.-vice
President Nixon says the election
will be won or lost in the last
five days before Tuesdays bal
loting, with q great number Of
undecided voters determining
the outcome.
SpeakinS generally, In q San
Diego news conference last night,
Mr.. Nixon said I'VE (Republi-
cans) were running behind" but
with the election now In the
home stretch the Republicans
are coming UP fast and the DEM
ocrats are falling back"
Speaking specifically about
California, he said he believes
his home State will continue its
trend toward good government"
by electing Republican Gov.
Goodwin j. Knight and his en-
tire State ticket.
He urged the reelection of
Senator Kuchel. Republican. of
California.
Mr.. Nixon flew here from San
Diego last night an dtoday goes
into another whirlwind Of CAM
paigning for G.. o. p. Congress-
men. He will plug for Repre-
sentative Gordon L. McDon-
ough, Donald L. Jackson and
Glenard P. Lipscomb in a series
of talks.
He also will cast an absentee
ballot here because he will be
out of the State election day,
and Is scheduled for a TV-Radio
talk tonight. His subject will
be Expose the Big Lie"
In Long Beach yesterday Mr..
Nixon spoke in behalf of Craig
Hosmer and in San Diego last
night for Republican Represent
atives James Utt of Santa Ana
and Robert Wilson of San Diego.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

veteran of two years Navy
duty during World War II.
Miss Ella r. Plummer-She
not only has been with the reg
lister of wills Office for over three
decades. but has been it's chief
deputy since 1941. A lifelong
resident of the county, she lives
at 212 North Frederick avenue,
Gaithersburg. She is a graduate
of Wesleyan Female Institute in
Staunton, Va. and Randolph
Macon Institute. Danyille, Va.
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Meet the Candidates
Six Candidates in Running
For Montgomery Judgeships

them from further law practice
within the county while in office.
The Democrats say they have
two lawyer-candidates and q
woman with more personal ex-
perience with the court than any
Of the others. Miss Plunamer has
been a member Of the register
Of wills Office for 81 years.
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Roeder and Charles w. Risher.
The Democrats are John r..
Foley, Lester Kraft and Miss
Ella r. Plummer. Mr.. Taft is
the only incumbent.
It's a race for which there is
little interest politically and for
jobs of which the average county
resident knows little.
The Orphans Court handles
all the probate work Of the coun-
ty-a business which necessitates
some $40 million in estate ap-
praisals annually and requires
judges to convene two to three
days a week. Their pay is $18
q day. Sometimes the cases be-.
tore them take up to a year or
more to settle.
Maryland is one of two
States still carrying the title
Orphans Court. The other is
Pennsylvania. Most States and
the District of Columbia refer
to it as Probate Court.
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Turkish Women Durable

ANKARA.-Turkey has 4,300
inhabitants who have already
observed their Tooth birthdays.
OF these, 2,784 are women and
1916 are men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-05-02
Heaviest Blow
Launched on
French fort
By the Associated Press

HANOI, do-China, Sunday,
May items of thousands of
Wet Mini troops smashed at the
defenders of Diem Bien Phu last
night in the third and mightiest
attempt to overwhelm and de-
stroy the northwestern Indo-
China fortress.
The French high command
announced today the massive
assault came at 10 pm. after a
violent artillery barrage from
the enemy positions in the sur
rounding hills. Wildly scream
ing, the attackers charged into
the forts barbed-wire barricades.
Fierce fighting ragged through
out the night and early today as
the French Union defenders
fought back in hand-to-hand
encounters.
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