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Evening star., 1954-08-01

Pocfe's Top Contour Sheets have the only kick-fold
style il the morket. Stretch and flp-flcp oil you
pleose.. the foot expands full inches the moment
feet touch sheet! Twin double sizes to fit both
nnersprine mattresses and 41a" thick foam rubber
types.
Evening star., 1954-08-01

Pacifes Bottom. contour sheess With the boxed cor
ners moke il easy to change your linens cuts bed
mokno time 10 holf too! These quick changers stoy
neof ood smooth held snug on al four sides 50 they
cont wrinkle or pull out. .. 4
Evening star., 1954-01-06
Another u. ). Case
Against Dope Suspect
Will GET New Trial

Another Government case
against Allen CTurk) Williams,
which has wandered about
through the Municipal and
United States Court of Appeals
for the past two years. has
finally been sent back for new
trial.
Williams. 81, colored, was SEN
fenced to six to 18 years in jan
Nary. 1853, for conspiring with
Randolph (CatfiSh) Turner and
six others for violating the mar
cotics laws. A jury in Municipal
Court Judge Thomas C. Scalley's
court convicted him in 1851 for
committing a common nuisance
IN maintaining dope pad.
His attorney, Curtis Mitchell,
carried it to the Municipal Court
OF Appeals which. in a decision
written by Judge Andrew NJ.
Hood, sent it back for a new
trial. The court held that the
Government had not proved the
presence of narcotics in the Will
hamS' apartment. 100 block of
Eighth street NV.
Assistant United States Attor-
ney E. Riley Casey, however.
took exception to the ruling and
carried it to the United States
Court of Appeals.
!, Last fall that court sent it
back to the Municipal Court of
Appeals, saying that the pres
ence Of narcotics equipment in
the apartment reasonably in
ferred the presence of narcotics.
The. higher court ordered the
Municipal Court of Appeals to
consider number of errors
claimed by Mr., Mitchell which
the court had not gone into.
This time the Municipal Court
OF Appeals decided that the orig
inal prosecutor in the Municipal
Court had committed a prejudi-
cial error during his summation
to the jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Asia Pact Violates
Geneva Agreement,
Prayda Declares
BY ths Assoeiassd Press

LONDON. Sept. 1l-Pravda.
ofiicial paper Of the Russian
Communist Party. charged today
the Southeast Asian collective
defense treaty 'fiagrantly vio-
lates" the Geneva agreement
which ended the Indo- China war.
The editorial broadcast by
Moscow radio denounced the
protocol to the treaty signed In
Manila Thursday that extended
a mantle Of protection" to Laos.
Cambodia and Southern Wet
Nam.
Under the Geneva agreement,
Pravada said. ''the governments
Of Cambodia and Laos pledged
not to adhere to any agreement
with any other country II this
involved joining q military alli-
ance or commitments to allow
the setting up Of military bases
on their territory"
The paper said the protocol to
the treaty reveals that the pact's
sponsors wish to incorporate
Laos, Cambodia and South Wet
Nam in their aggressive orbit. /"
Commenting on the line taken
by Pravada. British officials said
tho ,,rotnrol cr.,oro y,fcoi,10 tho
three pro- Western Indo- Chinese
states does not violate the Cen
eva agreement.
These officials said the menu
bers Of the Southeast Asian Sc
curity pact may extend their
protection to the three states.
The Geneva agreement. they
said, merely bars the Indo-
Chinese states from actual mem
bership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Wife Killer Dies in jail,
Poison Apparent Cause
BY the Assoeioied Press

FORT WORTH, Sept. 11.-A
convicted slayer died Of ap-
parent poisoning last night a few
minutes after being given q life
sentence for the strychnine MUIR
der of his wife.
Hugh A. Brown. so. accused
Of putting strychnine In his
wife's coffee, was rushed to q
hospital in commissions soon
after he had been returned to
the Tarrant County Jail from
his trial which ended at 1885
pm.
The murder victim was Mrs
Viola Brown, Sc, a practical
nurse who had been married I'd
Brown only six and a half months
when she died January 7.
After comforting briefly with
his attorneys last night in, the
courtroom. Brown walked to q
jail water cooler. put something
in his mouth and took q drink
He had complained Of having q
headache.
A few minutes later In county
jail he began trembling, went
into commissions and died.
Previously Brown had said: 81
just can't help it; I'm still
innocent"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
E.F. Henry 10 Head
Key Committee on
Red Feather Funds

william j. McManus, United
Community Services president,
yesterday announced appoint
ment Of Ernest r. Henry. WASH
ington lawyer. as chairman Of q
committee to decide agencies
here to receive 1856 Red Feather
funds. This Is the membership
committee, which will hold the
seasons first meeting next
month.
In making this announcement,
Mr.. McManus declared:
1.-THE membership committee
is one of the most important
comittees of UCS. It is through
this committee that the public,
which gives annually through
the chest campaign, has an
opportunity to take q sound citi-
zen's look at which agencies re-
ceive Red Feather dollars.
Gas far as we've been able to
determine, UCS is the only chest
in the country that annually re-
examines the programs and poll
cies Of its member agencies"
Drive Starts October 1.
Last years committee, headed
by Philip Larner Gore, recon-
mended to the UCS Executive
Committee which agencies should
be included in the 1855 Com
munity Chest Federation, Ma
tional Capital rea-United De-
tense Fund Campaign.
The campaign to raise mini
mum goal of $685., 900 for 1855
starts October l.. In addition,
Chest officials said they would
like to raise an extra 81 1868, 900
to insure that all agencies will
have funds required for total
services.
Mr.. Henry, associated with the
pre-UCS Council Of Social
Agencies, is q former member Of
the Community Chest Federation
Board of Trustees.
He is now q member of the
Board of Directors Of the Family
and Child Services of Washing
ton and its Summer Outings
Committee. Mr.. Henry is a di-
rector of the Washington Board
of Trade and was recently ap-
pointed on the Commissioners
Zoning Advisory Committee. He
lives at 3214 Pennington drive.
Chevy Chase, Md.
Steinberg Chief Aide.
Alvin j. Steinberg. president.
Capital Credit Corp, will be vice
chairman of the Membership
Committee. which is composed
of 80 housewives and business
and professional men. Officials
said Mr.. Steinberg also will serve
as chairman Of the suboommit-
tee dealing with recreation and
group work agencies. The vice
chairman of this subcommittee
will be Robert G.: MCGUIRE. jr.,
director Of the Mcclure funeral
home.
Mrs. Leon Yochelson of 1914
Orchid street NV, Is chairman
of the family and child welfare
subcommittee, while Douglas
Smith, vice president, National
Storage & Trust Co.. will be
its vice chairman.
The chairman Of the health
subcommittee win be. Leo 4Ur-
banske. IT., president OF Local
1885, Communication Workers Of
America, and DR.. George Maksim
will be its vice chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12
Forum Program Planned

Friendship House. 1854" will
be the topic Of Betty Schneider,
national director of the Friend
ship House movement. at an
open forum at st. Peter Claver
Center, 814 Seventh street S.W.,
at $50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

these lessons will do for your morale.
You'll find you're more confident,
more entertaining, more fun to be
with.
So plan now while the year is still
young TO make 1854 your happiest
and gayest. This 4-lesson (half-hour
each) course is running this month
only, SO you must act promptly. Visit
your Arthur Murray Studio right
away. Studios open from 10 AM to
10 PM. Visitors always welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

The fun and good times that go with
dancing belong to everyone, for every
one has the talent to dance. Arthur
Murray, who has been teaching dane
ing for 40 years, has over a million
happy pupils to prove that this is true.
Why not take advantage of this spe-
cial course and be one Of these gay,
popular people yourself? You'll be
delighted how quickly and easily you
can learn all the latest steps. And,
you'll be especially pleased at what
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29
Boyds

The Women's Missionary
Society met on July Is at the
home of Mrs. Courtney Wade of
Buck Lodge with a very good at
tendance. The next chapter of
the study book was reviewed by
Mrs. Betty Nicholson, after which
the hostess served delicious re-
freshments, assisted by Miss
Cora Clever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Vail and
family went to their former home
in Pennsylvania over the July
18th weekend to attend the fun
eral of an aunt of Mr.. Vail.
Rev. and Mrs. James P. Kerr
and two daughters visited with
Mrs. Helen Watkins at Dickerson
at the home of her son, Alvin,
where she is visiting for some
time.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of Boyds Church is sponsoring
sunest service on Sugar Loaf
Mountain on August 1 at $50
o'clock, to which everyone is in
vited. They are also planning to
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29

congrous velvet collar and piping.
ion, in lengths that are right for
trousers as well as for skirts.
Corduroy, felt and leather are
some of the many fabrics for
these short coats.
MAD JACKETS
Even classic jackets this fall
have lost their heads. They ap-
pear in the strangest, unclassic
gabrics and trimmings to make
you sit up and take notice. The
short boxy jacket can be sheep
skin or a shaggy alpaca. 1t can
be tweed with deep breast pockets
and alpaca lining. The classic
blazer is striped, such as Roman
striped black, orange, gold and
IMPORTANCE OF LEATHER
Sports car living, the import
ance of tweed, the emphasis on
easy, casual lines are only a few
of the reasons leather will be
important this fall for the col
lege girl. Leather themes include:
Tweed with capeskin as the lin
ing of a reversible coat; tweed
suits with leather collar and cuffs
or yoke. They 60 together like
ham and eggs.
The shirt look, featuring cuffed
sleeves, vent sides, shirt detail
ing, in short leather jackets
makes them practical for active
sports, giving freedom of action
for bicycling on campus, riding,
golfing or hiking.
PANTS CRAZY
Women's Wear Daily editors
find that Bermuda length is about
the hottest length going in col
legiate sports clothes for fall.
Whether shorts, or kitty shorts, or
skirts, this length seems to flat
ter most women. 1t is being
shown more extensively for fall
than it was for summer.
Pants have gone sissified this
fall. Conversely, they also take
on a boyish look. The feminine
look takes in such details as the
printed ruffle under calf-length
pants to resemble 18th Century
pantaloons; rosebud printed vel
veteen for tapered pants or Ber-
muda shorts; the soft look of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29

new features: soft styling that
goes with their newly softened
texture, and wonderful colors.
Whether very young in silhou-
cite, with short fitted jacket and
the flared, petticoated skirt, or
with the slouchy new elegance
of slim lines and loose jacket, the
tweed suit satisfies the pocket
boks of the young college girls.
BIG SWEATER JOB
Sweaters have been specifically
dyed to pick up colors of fall
tweeds, say the Women's Wear
Daily fashion experts. The white
trimmings, white edging and in.
tarsia designs of new sweaters
are especially beamed at more
coordination. They are meant to
go with the whitened look in gray
fabrics and white frosted" sur
face hairs in tweedS.
SKIRTS ARE REBORN
Separate skirts are in a new
guise. They're detailed in a way
which lifts them out of the strict.
ly classic, in a way which at
tributes the potential of a one
piece look when coordinated with
the proper blouse or sweater.
BLAZERS, SHIRTS
Fashions that were borrowed
from the boys last year are still
standing the girls in good stead
for fall, with the inevitable doll
ing up"
Blazers and shirts are in for
another big season. Shirts have
more soft individual detail, some
of them lifted directly from
mems fashions like the button
on evening tie. Blazers continue
as top-notch fashion for campus
and sports activities.
ALL-PURPOSE HACK COAT
The abbreviated hack coat en-
erges as the newest all-purpose
winter coat for college wear, ac-
cording to Women'S Wear Daily's
analysis of back-to-college fash
ions. Pile Innings, provide extra
warmth for this sturdy coat fash
turquoise corduroy, for example.
Or, it can be striped tweed. The
blazer in suede has a capeskin
piping around the pockets. Or,
if it's printed burlap, it has in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29

attend several sessions of the
Worlds C. E. Union convention to
be held in Washington next Sat
urday through Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Heisler
visited with relatives in Balti-
more recently.
Mr.. Harry Wolstenholme, Mrs.
Benefits father, is spending
several weeks visiting relatives in
Elmira, New York.
Visitors at the Bennett home
last week were Capt. Sam Lud-
lum and Mrs. Katherine Miller of
Virginia. Also Clifton Bennett
of Washington. Mr.. Benefits
brother spent the weekend with
them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29
Back to College Fashions This Year
Spell Easy Life, Says Women's Wear

A life of ease is a life of fash
ion this fall in clothes that e
back to college.
Ease of fit is a big part of the
picture, in bloused silhouettes Of
IN MILDLY silhouettes, both O.
Paris origin. These are fashion!
which are easy to get in and ou
of, with their just-tossed-on casu
al look (studied though it may
actually be-, demanding a mini
hum of fuss and care.
In summarizing the significant
trends in this years college fash
ions, Women's Wear Daily notes
that ease of fabric is emphasized
IN softly draping jerseys, in
tweeds and in knitwear. Knits
particularly, are an important
component of ease this year
Easy to take care of and easy
10 pack, they are softly bloused
hnd draped, treated to big collars
and tweed fabrics.
The suit for dressier wear, the
rugged tweed coat, the easy-to-
live-in knit dress that's an elong-
hted sweater, the convertible
dress-with-j jacket costume, dress
hp dresses, the sissified shirt -
these are the uniforms that come
Through for special occasions at
college.
Coordination in most fall lines
means specific number of
styles, perhaps four or five
skirts, the same number of
blouses and jackets, but in great
variety of fabrics and colors that
can be mixed or matched.
Collections most often start
with the basic mems wear char
coal gray flannel skirts, jumpers,
pants and jackets. The alternate
color to this is mems wear brown.
Then come the neutral blouses
to go with these, usually pin
striped gray or brown shirts in
cotton or wool jersey.
Bright colored jersey blouses,
turquoise, orange, gold, moss
green, can be used as accents
with the charcoal grays and
browns, but in addition are plan
ned as specific coordinates to
tweeds, according to Women's
Womens Wear Daily.
& Jacket Innings, for both char
GOAL gray and tweeds, are in
bright contrasts to match Jersey
blouses, or are. alpaca to match
alpaca skirt trimmings.
1 TWEEDS A MUST"
The tweed suit or coordinated
separates promise to be the out
fit that every college girl will
buy this fall. Tweeds offer these
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29

allover Schiffli embroidery on
corduroy.
Pants that steal ideas from the
men take over the diplomat look
with striped pants in velveteen.
Or, there's the tuxedo look with
just a stripe of grosgrain down
the side of velvet pants. Pin
striped mems wear flannel is an
other neat, masculine inspired
note for both Bermuda shorts
with matching blazer jacket or
long tapered pants.
MORE SOPHISTICATION
A full quorum of new fashion
ideas come in the important date
dress that bids for college girls
acceptance. Princess and Empire
silhouettes, "petticoat" fulness or
back fulness with slim-line front,
the covered-up look and young
scoops or sophisticated drape de-
colletages-these are significant
style points for the dresses that
play such a special role in a
young girls life. These in many
different fabrics, too, and full
ranges of colors with "the silk
look" and new autumn tones COM
mon denominatorS.
WIDE CHOICE IN COATS
Urbane, yet practical for any
occasion, describes a good por-
ton of coats at popular prices,
with appeal for the college girl.
Black, brown or gray are likely
for a colorful wardrobe of sep
arates or date clothes. Cut fleeces,
chalk stripe flannels and camePs
hair figure prominently in coats
rejecting softness and prettiness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-29
Legion All Stars Play

An "all star" game between an
all.Baltimore American Legion
junior baseball team and an all.
State nine will be played Satur-
day before the regular OrioIe-
Yankee game in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

Bel Air hardtOp convert,
r. and h.. WV. tires,
sp6tless 2-tOne finish.
Real peaches and cream.
You'll feel like . king in
this one.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
OR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDsM0BILE 194e club coupe model
"9S,; beautiful condition; sacrifice,
$295. terms. ''RoPER." 18th and
r. ]. ave. ne.
OLDS '53 "9S" conv., beaut. black
finish, white top. genuine red leather
interior: HYDRA; power steering.
radio, heater. tinted glass, autronic
eve. tubeless Wv. tires. This car
kept in perfect conu. since pur-
chased last April for S4,400; now
at sacrifice price by Naval oficer.
OLDS. $50 "ss" 4-door sedan; black
finish; radio, heater. Hydra Matte,
seat covers: Autronic-Eye. E-z-Eye
ToE TetLA cAD1LLAc,oL6sMosiLE 5i14iSye; CO.
l222 22nd st. n;gg;;, ST, $4,000. .,..
seSg seEipped; 3 . clean. Bsrsains ssaIs so95
Obs Lbs Ss s. T; COMP An Is2ls r. H.! Hydra
PENNY MOTORS. S 1920 r. I. ave.
of6s nE Is 1850 $500; ss a-door club @s sedan:
harmonizing spotless interior, whirl-
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radio and air-condition heater for
real driving pleasure and comfort;
BE S sns snfs a e see tbS MsTh5 ens sas MbS 4Tlss
CO.. Northern Virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Dealer, 1000 Wilson
blvd, Arl.. IA. 7-S40O.
OLDS '53 Super 49, de luxe Holiday
coupe; q car of real beauty. delight
full .2-tone blue with polar white top,
famous Rocket engine. combined
with Hydra-Matic drive for tops in
performance, power steering and
power brakes for your driving
dio. air-condition heater and de-
froster and numerous other extras;
a one-owner car, traded in on
new Olds. An outstanding value for
only S2.4a5. OLMSTEAD MOTOR
CO.. Northern Virginia's Largest
Oldsmobile Dealer 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arl. IA 7-S40O.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

NASH 81 Rambler conysrt.; a1,rs r. and
Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer.
400 Ga. ave. ia. $4,000.
NASH 40 Ambassador 4-door sedan:
radio, heater. air. condition heater.
coz dition: immaculate inside SeeAnaiaI ana
out: guaranteed: S395. Call BOB
VIA. Manager. JE. $4,000. ga
OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss" 4-dr.; Hy-
dra-Matic; r. and h.; seat covers;
beautiful powder blue finish; very
clean; very low mileage; only. $S95.
oIpsMoBitE aGps F6 ff Is aS aas 4,s!oa 9dr sedsn;
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extras: ii. 500 miles; private owner:
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OLDSMOBILE 1851 "9S" Holiday Sc
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very low milease;, in finest condi-
WOLFE MOTORS, 1isi Wisconsin
OLDSMOBILE 80 "ss" sedan: radio
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STEAD MOTOR CO, n. virginia's S
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car traded on new Olds Sale priced
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OLDS '53 "9S" convertible; fully
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ing tinted glass fully equipped; best
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Evening star., 1954-04-23
AUToMoBILES EoR SALE

OLDs 80 "9s" 4-dr.; r. and h.. Wv
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OLDS SO "ss" conv.; mint" cond.
and very sharp; low mi; 81, 1855.
JACK PRY, Ltd, 14th and P. --25
PACKARD 1852 2-door: r. and h.,
ultramatic: outstanding Condition
throughout. Car No. 324-A, 81 ,495.
MONROE FORD. 5100 Wis. ave.
NV, WO. $4,000. Open evenings
PACKARD '5a 4-dr. 1900" series;
Ultra. drive. heater, Sc; excel.
cond.. low mileage: small down
payment with extremely low bank
rate, finance and insurance plan
available for any Federal, State or
city Govt. employe who qualities.
at GoVERNMENTr' e EMPIoYEEs all5'iiSas
PACKARD "a b0st club Sedan: gray fn-
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PACKARD 40 second series. de luxe
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end Special S395. FRANK SMALL
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Evening star., 1954-04-23
AUrcMoBItfs FOR sALe

NASH 80 Statesman Super 2-door
this ideal as 2nd family car: 30
dav written warranty; $545. DIV
YER MOTOR co. Dodse,rlymouth
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NASH Ramblers; 80. -. 80 and and
station wagons: all in Al condi-
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NASH 50 Statesman sedan: air-con;
SeaStf neaefo fone nish snaranteed ac
$545a Call BOB VIA. manager, JE.
NASH Ysi51 Statesman Super 4-door;
dark blue. beauty; very, very clean;
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Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va.
Nash 81 4 ! Country Club Rambler
hardtop convertible; with radio and
ssasss Iow mlease A. condit,on asg
MONROE FORD, 5loo wis. 'Sse sye.
NV, Wo. $4,000. Open ewes. It'll
NASH '5s Country Club Rambler.
sonyt style 81 s1s95 ovI42afss Loaded With
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1889 East-West hwy, silver Sprins,
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NASH 81 statesman 4-dr.: $40
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Equipped with custom radio. wealth
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NASH 1881 Statesman Super 4-dr
sedan: r.. h.. twin beds; 21,000
actual miles; sparkling blue fin.;
immaculate interior Car positively
to your mechanic for approval.
SS95. BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
ave, WO. $4,000. -25
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