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Evening star., 1954-05-13
Auto Pioneer Honored

L. S. Julien, president of the
wholesale auto accessories firm
bearing his name. recently cele-
brated his 18th birthday and his
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in the Office. Mr.. Spain said the
Senator usually rested on q
couch there every afternoon.
C.AA. ~ =. r,L.
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I'm Mpntnrfat1t

of my husband. WILLIAM CUTTINGS
who passed away one year ago today
May 13 1888
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nnWMAN mn uLIAN ruCKER.

Thursday. May l3. 1854, at his resi-
dence, 3O1 North View TEL AleSan- sD1n
father Of Julian T. Bowman. ir.:
brother Of Robert A. of Alexandria.
Va: Alfred s. and James P. Bowman
of Culpeper. Va. He also is survived
by two grandchildren. Susan S. and
Julian T. Bowman III. Friends may
call at the Demaine Funeral Home.
$50 South Washington St.. Alexan-
dria, Va. where services will be held
on Saturday, May 10, at l pm. In
terment in Culpeper, Va. ii
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at 10 am. at the Nativity Church
Mempers th ot me union r are invited TO
JOSEPH z. LINs. Secretary.
THEBO. HUBERT A.. sR. The mem
MM ciety of the, Church Of the
Nstiyty Nstnms rTn.raI will %eft aom., Ct tse tsf
wy Gsgr0l Ssy. Mas s. q, n"'' 1884. Sa 1agrS as
pm, for recitation Of pray
ers for our deceased brother. HU-
BERT n. f. 7. EHERot ER CROSSE, s5 President.
REV. EDWIN A. LUCKETT,
THonSyoSM 4s.sssg MAY JAMES r. HaonAs. ssse
of 233 r st. ne. beloved husband OF
Eldora P. Thornton. father OF Beatrice
3. Whitesel: Mrs; n: n Free and sam
Hines H ThGEat0P Go ssFViss aome at as6 i4th
am. a.. "i interment m Greenwich. va.
TIERNAN. PATRICIA; Suddenly. on
wednesday. May II. 1854 a. ,I ner
TfERNAN. sister Of Mrs; PAMELA E.
Tiernan of HUNTINGTON, W. Va: Paul
Al aunt ftsFnsh 81 Maj o! stepsen SRf f. Smith and
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
Msg SsS1 Is 4ta h. s. pm NV" Eosk
Creek Cemetery. Please omit flowers
WENDELL. AsHBY. Of WASHINGTON.
P a. c Gq Mfy B. L. Lauder ls04 Of sHe
ices ices at Chambers Funeral Home. 517
I1th st. Sc. ON Friday. May "A. at
/ pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
Wo6sTRR. WILLIAM SMITH. On Wed
nesday May r. 1%t 1g54 at dTEs L0sTss Hill II
Annandale. Va. husband of the late
Maes ' A. @ and warren S. wooster; Mrs;
Esels MeTrST syb Mrs brotbsr l. j. 81 pen MGs6S sPS
Eyerly Funeral Home. Fairfax. Va,
where services will be held on Friday
fax Cemetery.
WRIGHT. FREDERICK STARR. On
Tuesday. May. II. 1854: at veterans
Hospital. swannanoah, n; c.. beloved
1p'0saa 1i c0 r safe Sss Starr MsP WPish
Services at the South Area Chapel,
Arlington National Cemetery. Fort
Myer 1nssrm.nt Xs s II Aainst0n s rTidfy Nstons MsS
WYATT. HERBERT JUNIOR. On Tues
Ssy NE Nay , H. 1s54 ESnhkr a his reStdsnSs NI0S
WYATT, beloved husband Of Mrs. Eliza
wyatt, devoted father Of Mrs. -Geral-
dine e. Collins and Mrs. Margaret A.
Williams. He also leaves to- mourn
their loss one sister. Mrs. Alice L.
jackson: one brother. Mr.. Ralph l.
Brown: O. grandson. Richard Collins
jr.; two SonS-in-law. o devoted friend
Mrs. Alice r. Abrams and many other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines & Co
Funeral Home. 901 Bird st. s:w.' where
May Ia, and where funeral services
will be held on Saturday. May 3. at
2:30 PM, Rev. Raymond Randall Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. IA
Evening star., 1954-06-15

Mother-While you are putting
up your picnic lunch I'll go out
and work in the garden. Those
sandwiches and boiled eggs look
good.
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Deaths Reported
trrom D. c. Bureau Of vita, statistics

Robert Nobel. "a, .2401 Calvert ct. NV.
Trigger Alice, II, washington.
Charles Mitchell, 40. 7417 Blair rd. nv.
Charles Howser. 90. Langley PIX, Nd.
Edwin Gableman, 6S, 1915 Calvert %.
Grace ace Natoli, 90, zoos Franklin st. n.s.
Carroll Robb. SO. 464O Brandywine
Carl Heise, IS, GAL II st. NV.
Thomas Sanders, 10, 324S Cue st. NV.
John Krok. 81, Philadelphia.
Pearlie Lester. 75. 1545 Montello ave.
Mary Smith. SO. 21s Rock Creek Church
Charles s. May, e5. Baltimore.
Mary Washington, 81, 2213 @ st. NV.
Edward Blackwell, 81, Clifton, Va.
Arthur Sheppard. "a, 1880 Vermont
McNeal iSsa y Wilkinson. AZ, 1910 Morse st.
saima snooks, es, s511 18th st. NV.
stathes Nicholas. 90, 5000 Ordway st.
Vera Hopkins. SO. 1000 F st. NV.
Margaret McCurley. So: Arlington. We.
Psth Rlch%OaYd Nsh1SgY e. ellss7 ls7s Penn e st. me-
Walter Anderson, AZ, 121 9TH st. ne.
Richard Corcoran, 40, 2536 14th st. NV.
Ronald Sullivan, 81, 4S17 48th st. NV.
Infant Hoy, Silver Spring, Md.
Georgia Exum, go, 040 French St. NV.
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Births Reported



BOYS.
James and Juanita Ashby.
Alden and Jean Bushee.
Louis and Alice Cross.
Charles and Alice Graham.
Nelson and Alice HAZE.
Robert and Margaret Kirkham.
James and Mary Russell.
Kenneth and Shirley Brinsfield.
Charles and Sara Carlson.
Gerald and Janet Davis.
RAYMOND and Carmella eraser.
Harold and Adna King.
Melvin and Grace Mothershead.
James and Shirley Thomas.
Alan and Anne Baldwin.
Alexander and Rita Bell.
William and Adele Bowman.
John and Anais Conroy.
Kenneth and Patricia Farmer.
John and Ruth Higgs.
Marvin and Josephine Marks.
William and Anna Mitchell.
William and Frances Pell.
John and Elizabeth Talbot.
Andrew and Louise Whitbred.
william and Martha Barrett.
William and Jean Boyer.
Edward and Lucille Connors.
Cecil and Pauline Donaldson.
George and Willie Herbert.
John and Jean Ludwig.
George and Mary MedvitZ.
Edward and Rita McDevitt.
William and Angela Strassbergef.
Roll and Helen Thorsen.
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james Heffernan. 81. Chevy Chase. Nd.
and Virginia Adams, 22. Fairfax, Va:
Robert Turney. 25, .stiglsr. Okla. and
Rosemary Yannerela. 33. YOUNGSTOWN
Thomas Murray, 81. Hyattsville. Nd.
and Erna Embrey. 32; Decatur; III.
and Joan Wilson. "A, steelton. Pa.
Richerd Aammsn: S6:s ElGkiins: Girs::,.WTd " " n.;'
% SON. Is. both q Alexandris. Ne. :.
Alec Miller, 40, and Merle Smith. 81.
Joseph tate, 81. Toceoa,. Ga. .and Ro-
Marcel Richter 81, LeOnis, n J.. and
Sheila Mills "a, 1911 seth 81; NV.
Robert Adamson: So Pswp2lliHs; Pp2l1s. Va, and p
and Esther Lewis. %, 92O r st. NV;
James Hicks, 4Q Alex9ndssia. Az nSs = Va; an0
James Linwood Speight, %. beltsyille
Md, and Anita Stewart. 21. 1885 Web
Richard Mcclure. 90. 419 constitution
ave. ne. and Viola Clemons. 10. Boons
Mill. Va.
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|MorrioeeLicense
Applications

Under D. C. laiD couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. tUGit three fun days
and receiue the license on the
fifth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
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Call M. $500
For The Hecht Co.'s
Certife Cold Fur
and Wool Storage

The Hecht Co.'S Certified Cold
Storage Vaults duplicate as closely
as possible the cold, crisp air of
fur's natural habitat i. keep furs
and woods safe from heat ma
rauding moths! Call National $500
and a bonded messenger will pick
up your garments, or II you prefer,
bring them in to our fur department
at any Of the three Hecht Co. stores.
Third Floor, Washington; Second
Floor, SilUer Spring and PARKfngton
Evening star., 1954-06-15

Hip-Iength sling cape from
your old fur cOGt-----59.5O
Complete and tdr treei
These low prices include cleaning,
glazing, recutting and restyling by
our expert furrierS, a complete new
lining with your initials. Prices are
slightly higher for beaver, ermine,
mink, nutria and silver fox.
Fur Repair; Third Floor, Washington
Second Floor, StIUer Spring
and PARKington, Arlington
Evening star., 1954-06-15
Kitchen Contest

More than 10000 young peo-
pie between IS and 19 took part
in the opening round Of a
kitchen cookery competition
conducted in Britain, London re-
ports.
Evening star., 1954-06-15
Stynried? Don't KnOsC What
To Get Pop for
Fathers Day?

Consult our Fathers Day Gift
Counselor, Street Floor, Washing
ton Storel She has lists Of hun
dreds Of gift suggestions ;. and
If you are stumped for time as
well, call National $500, Exten-
sion 514O and she'll be glad to shop
for you. Remember, Fathers Day
Is this Sunday, June 20.
Evening star., 1954-06-15
Not This

Mother-I know you said you
wanted to fix the picnic lunch
alone-but I think I'd better
check and see if you've forgotten
anything.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-03
| Seaman S Confession
In Trick-or-Trea
Staying Reported
BY the Assoeiosed Press

JOE1NSTOWN, Pa. Nov. B.
A murder charge was filed last
night against a twice-married
merchant seaman shortly after
he signed a statement admitting
the trick-or- treat night staying
Of 6-year-old Karen Mauk.
John Reed. chief of Cambria
County detectives, filed the
charge against Harry Gossard,
80, a neighbor of the slain girl
at nearby Conemaugh. He was
arrested Sunday.
District Attorney Fred Fees
said Gossard. who In 1895
served a 9-day term on a morals
charge, signed a statement adj
hitting he strangled the blond
child last Thursday night.
Picked Her Up in Car.
Little Karen disappeared after
she left her home wearing a
Halloween false face to play
trick-or-treat in the neighbor-
hood. Her body was found
shortly after midnight Friday In
a cemetery 2 miles from her
home.
Mr.. Fees said Gossard, who is
unemployed, made a brief state
ment telling of picking up Karen
in his auto and driving to the
cemetery. Gossard drove to
Philadelphia after the body was
found.
He is being held in the Johns
town city jail. Police said feel
ing is running real high in
Conemaugh."
Arraignment Tonight.
Gossard will be arraigned on
the charge tonight before Justice
of the Peace Stephen McGanka
in Conemaugh.
Mr.. Fees said Gossard served
a Federal prison term in 1886
on charges Of stealing from the
United States mails. He was
arrested on a similar charge a
year earlier and paroled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-03
Mother, Son Rebuild
Erunkfurters' Home

FRANKFURT. Germany-The
original home Of the frankfurter
is being restored in Frankfurt
and will soon be once more dis
pensing the savory wursts to
the public.
Frankfurter wurstchen-little
Frankfurt sausages Cor, in
America. just plain hot dogs
came out Of Frankfurt's oldest
pork-butcher shop, founded in
1859.
Destroyed during the war, the
shop is being rebuilt by Mrs.
Rosa Helm and her son, Helm
rich, who are carrying on the
family business in the 18th gen.
Grafton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-03
Swiss Invest in u. S.

Swiss holdings of American Sc
curities worth 1908 million now
exceed the United States indus
trial stock holdings Of any other
country in Europe.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
RADIOS

Orig NOW
1854 Crosley Portable Clock Rodios
Clock turns rodo and off, Battery
sover switch --.---------. s4.s5 1895
! 1854 Fomous Moke 3-Woy Portfolio
Rodio. AC. DC bottery operation
Maroon Plastic cose. 1868 1880 1925 1899
1854 Copi 3-Speed Portable Record
Player, Damaged --------L----- 1895 1899
1854 Fomous Make AMIN Tobie
Model Rodio. domooed ------ 54.95 349s
1854 Fomous Moke High Fidelity
3-Speed Record Player and Stond
Floor sample ----l5ee5 1899
Mahogany Finished Record cobnet 1925 ssS
Lansburgh's-MAJOR APPIANCES-41S Seventh st.
or through ArchDay, Main Building
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WASH ERS

1854 eosy SpTulotor Automatic
Wosher. Regular and fine fobrics
Dol: Fully automatic. Demonstrators
ADO -
1884 eosy Spindriers with outomotic
splnrlnse. Oemonstrotot. 1886
1874 eosy Epindriers with power flush
rinse: Demonstrators. E532-
1884 Thor 6lodiron portable electric
iron. Floor sonpIe
anSourghS-MAJOR APPLIANCES.
or through ArchWay, Main Bi
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CURTAINS

40 Prs Hothowoy Nylon Morquisette
curtoins in postel shades; as is;
$" hens, 81" vide per pair; 54", $3.50
63', II" sl", 90" long pr. 5s5 2es
2 Prs. Floro Antique Royon Sotin,
soteen lined. Triple widths 90"
long pr 429e i4.ss
\ 10 Hond-Printed Royon-ond-C otton
Antique Satin, decorator lengths,
W yds. 45" wde assorted
eolors i.4s
Motchstick Venetonolre Blinds as
Is; "a" long. Is" 81, 50"
rghs-CURTArNS-Fourth Floor
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

10 Mems Knit Cotton Shirts Iona
sleeves; turtle neck. Solid coors;
broken sizes s-c--- 2.e5 I.4s
4 Fomous Make Sweoters broken $3.50
sizes se5 zss
Fomous Make Cotton Terry Robes.
With motchino slippers. White 1900 6se
q Unlined Royon Robes Many colors
designs; broken sizes - 1925 800
81 Mems Shirts, soi'ed, soft cotton, 2o5to
broken sizes 500 100
LanSburohs-MENS FURNISHINGS-Street Floor
Evening star., 1954-11-18

RANGES, DIsHWAsHERs

1883 Mooie Chef Cos ronoe SO"
wide. Divided top light and timer.
Woist high. swino-out broiler Floor
ien7P'e song 274.s5 1899
o'nk Combination --------------42se e5 1888
Lansburgh's-MAJOR APPIANcES-41s sepenth ST.
or through ArchtUdy Main Buildino
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REFRIGERATORS

Orig. NOW
I 1854 Fomous Make L Gu. Fl. Re-
frioerotor with no defrostino. Across
top freezer. shelves on door. Floor
somple. LD-lls ---------------4l995 sI4ss
1858 Fomous Moke II Gu. Fl. Conn
binotion Refricerotor-Freezer. 7O-lb
freezer with separate door .o5 35s.99
! 1854 Deep Freeze l3.5 Gu. Fl
Chest-tpe Food Freezer---------3oe.e5 1899
1854 II Gu. Fl Combination Re-
freerotor-Ereezers Completely outo-
notc. 70-lb. freezer. Shelves on
door, covered crisper ------------3oo.o5 zss.e9
8 1854 chpsler easement Window
Model Room Air Conditioners. k-
h,p copocity Demonstrators .e5 1889
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APPIANCEs-z8 Serenth st.
or through ArcbioGy, Main Building
Evening star., 1954-11-14

could be very cool and collected
about it when the girl across the
street got married at IT," one
mother told me, but when my
l8-year-old Linda threatened to
elope if we didn't sanction her
marriage, ] hit the ceiling. And l
was reasonable compared to her
dad"
The whole complicated prob
lem seems to boil down to one
big question: Do these teen-age
marriages work out better or
worse than later marriages?
N>The First Tizne"
lHE major worry which most
parents express about their sons
and daughters marrying early is
that neither boys nor girls are
mature enough to know what
they want and that they will be
prospects for the divorce court.
At a recent engagement tea of
very young people. | heard a
friend of the family ask l7-year-
old Sharon the age Of her hus-
band-to-be.
Hes 81" she said proudly.
The friend of the family
thought for a minute. well. l
was only % when | got married
- for the first time, of course.
Some parents are equally cyni-
cal. One father of an l8-year-old
Chicago bride told me soberly:
May is in love with love. Her
friends are getting married, so
she wants to be married, too.
Our religion does not recognize
divorce. It breaks my heart to
see her saddled with a boy who
already is her mental inferior,
and shows no sign of ambition to
improve himself. But nobody
can talk her out of it.
And many ministers who are
marrying these young people are
equally pessimistic. Some admit
performing ceremonies only be-
cause they fear that if they
refuse. the couple will get mar
ried anyway. under less solemn
circumstances. One said. $50
many young couples tell me
blithely that they can't live un-
less they get married, and they
want babies. But only one couple
in 10 has any idea Of the reali-
ties or how they are going to
Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1954-11-14
TEEN AGE MARRIAGES
Continued from page sesen

social pressure on them to find
husbands.
And girls are faced by a def
mite shortage of marriageable
males in the United States today.
The potentially marriageable
female population of the United
States outnumbers the poten-
TALLY manageable males by
some two million. Only in the
youngest age groups are there boys
enough for the girls. Causes are
higher death rate of men in in
dustry. wars, military training;
war marriages abroad, etc.
Girls today are acutely aware
of the man shortage. whether
their parents are or not. One
Northwestern University junior
told me: Il can't get Dad to
realize that if | don't get mar
ried while am in school. he will
have an old maid on his hands"
Parents have n hard time
realizing that old maids like
brides and gro0lns - are get
ting younger all the time. But
unmarried girls over 81 are wor-
ried. and with reason. One "a
year-old girl who allowed her
mother to break up a teen-age en-
gagement told me: "Ihave agood
job. which is a help. because lam
going to be acareer girl all mylife.
But / shouldn't have listened to
Nom. All my friends are married
and the only dates they can get
me are with such jerks that
Id rather stay single.
Tried Evssysling
A 29-year-old widow told me
she had tried everything = win
ter vacations in Florida, dude
ranches, cruises, vacation spots.
The unmarried girls outnum-
Der the men four to one - and
most of the men are either COM
plete drips or so tied to their
mothers apron strings they
wouldn't dream Of getting mar
ried. I'm beginning to think that
the only chance a girl my age has
is to keep an eye peeled for a
marriage that isn't going well,
and step in and break it up. Not
a pretty thought, is it?'f
There are few questions today
which create so much trouble
and tension in families as the
problem of early marriage. Il
Evening star., 1954-11-14

ChaSmino Mrs. Lox Little,
wife Of The famous ssnisersity
football coach, is expert at
"hold;ng The li,se" Of a budget.
Compared with otherspreads at
any price, BLUE BONNET Mar
garine is my best nutrition buy.
It contains both essential sitamims
A and D in constant amount the
year round. Since we also love
BLUE BONNET's sunny-sweet
taste and the smooth way it
spreads, it is our choice for all 8:
Flavor, Nutrition, Economy"
Evening star., 1954-11-14

>. Now tissue away the
-flushed-out" blackheads and dirt,
easily and quickly. See how clear
and milky your skin is left. Notice
the FIRM, moist texture. Look close
at the pores they seem to have
disappeared What glorious
home facial
4. Repeat this action with my
new cream to liquid" Lady
Esther Face Cream. every night
for the next Eve days. And see
how gorgeous you can be, with
your skin cleared by the help of
my new formula.
Only Ave daysl Think Of Ill Is
that too long to wait for exciting
new beautyP Be patient and be
faithful to your skin every night.
Evening star., 1954-11-14
MY NEW LADY ESTHER FACE CREAM
TURNS TO LIQUID on YOUR SKIN
SOF7ENS SKIN, HUSAES BLAcKHEADS!
\ works like masie in Ave daysl

!. Cream my exciting new face
cream formula onto your skin. just
as y6u would an ordinary cream.
II softens the dry skin, helps
smooth over wrinkles and little
lines and encourages firm, moist
texture Of youthful beauty.
2. Presto! Lady Esther Face
Cream turns to iquidl Now you
get the additional action Of liquid
cleansing. It rushes down into
your pore openings to flush loose
blackheads and dirt goes deep.
deep. deepl Nothing you've ever
used before gave you the cream
to-liquid action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Hicks Chevrolet, Inc.
1910 Upshur St., NV. RIA. 3.010e
Kenyen-Peek, Inc. ,
2S2s Wilson Blvd, Ah., Va. a. 5000
Justine Nicholson Chevrolet
s7lo Baltic. Ave. Hyttsvi- Nd. WA. 1.720o
MondslI Chevrolet Co., Inc.
1900 Nichols Ave-, Sc. LU. 4.440o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

0vrisman Chevrolet, Inc.
s1o II s. NE. u. 7.il0o
stehlman Chevrolet, Inc.
33rd & N Sts- NV. AD. 7.164s
Williems Chevrolet Co., Inc.
1888 E..w. Hwy SiI. spg. ~. %Sooe
Wissinssr Chevrolet e.
Corners. Fills. Ch, Va. JE. 2.lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Skin Specialists Treatment Helps
KILL PIMPLES
WITH KINDNESS
eompIexien-coiored.
coneeols os IL Works

. Now, regardless of sex or age. no
one need suffer the embarrassment
of blemishing pimples. Now, a skin
specialist has developed a medicated
treatment for pimples that promises
freedom from these disfiguring blem-
ishes: first, by instantly concealing
them as it works second, by stop
ping the growth and spread of pimple-
producing microorganisms, by help
ing purge pores of the excess oil that
feeds" them.
This dermatologist's treatment,
known as KAY 301 consists of Kay
sol Soap, with genuine Colloidal
Sulphur, that used morning and
night, helps free pores of excess oils
in and on which pimple-
bacteria breed and feed, and Kay sol
Lotion, an antiseptic, skin-toned To-
ton that instantly hides blemishes
as it dries-up oil to dry-out pimples.
So effective is the Kay 301 treat
ment that it is guaranteed to work
for you or your money back. Prove
its effectiveness. Get Kay 301 Sulphur
Soap in combination with Kay 301
Lotion at any drug or toiletries coun-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Nicholson was q signal officer in
the Pacific area at his retire.
ment.
A graduate Of the Military
Academy, Col. Nicholson wears
the Legion of Merit with Oak
Leaf Clusters and the Bronze
Star Medal.
Pvt. Michael ID. Shackleford,
II. son of Mrs. Mildred Shackle-
ford, 706 North Howard street.
Alexandria, Va. has been as
signed to Company C. 44th Tank
Battalion. 82d Infantry Division,
at Fort Bragg. N. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Here and Abroad
Here and Abroad
News of Area Men and Women
Serving in the Armed Forces

West Point Cadet David d.
fitzpatrick, Of Old Dominion
drive, Mclean, Va. recently
spent a month touring American
installations in Europe, along
with "a other first classmen.
Young Gilpatrick, %, said he
was greatly impressed by the
way in which peoples of different
nationalities can operate in a
project such as Radio Free Eu-
rope" sponsor of the tour.
y y \ X
Col. Charles e. N. Howard, A..
son Of Mrs. c. S. Howard, of 1854
Columbia road NV, recently
was named executive officer of
the LIST Infantry Division Artil-
lery in Germany.
Since entering the Army in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
HyuttsvilIe Fireman
FeIIed Fighting Blaze

James r. Sleeth, jr., 26, a
Hyattsville volunteer fireman,
used garden hose to check
flames in a neighbours house yes
terday and was overcome by
smoke.
Mr.. Sleeth, who was off duty.
lives at 5808 Maryhurst drive,
West Hyattsville. When he saw
smoke ponring out of John VIM
berly's home next door, he
jumped the garden fence and
sprayed water on the fire, which
had started in a clothes closet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

His wife, Elizabeth. is with him
in Germany.
Pvt. Albert J. Smith. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith, ALL
Lane place NE, has completed
eight weeks of basic training at
the Camp Gordon Replacement
Training Center.
&H \
Col. Arthur E. Nicholson, 1850
South Twenty sixth street. Ar
lington. Va. retired last month
after serving more than 80 years
in the Army.
A native of Kenosha. Wis, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10
Beeeor With 81, 900
Gets 49th Jail Term
BY the Assoeiosed Press

BY me Associoted Press
DETROIT-Center Adams, 81,
the man police call 'Detroit's
wealthiest beggar." has been
sentenced to his 49th Jail term.
Police arrested him for beg
ging and found $279 in cash in
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his packet and a bank book with
a $1,000 balance.
THE guy had only $1,000
when I first saw him 20 years
ago." said Mike Menoskey, q
probation officer. !:
Recorders Judge John p;
Scallen said: $500 or 80 days.
Said Adams: THAT fine is too
stiff for q poor man" I:
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Hyattsville firemen arrived to
put out the blaze, and gave Mr..
Sleeth oxygen treatment for
smoke inhalation.
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Addison Chevrolet sules, Inc.
18th ST. { Fla AVE, NV. no. 1850
Acre Avto Company, Inc.
1901 King ST., Alex, Va. kl. 9.s01S
Burry-Pute Meter Co., Inc.
1880 Conn. Ave, NV. RE. 7.7s1s
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
H7s Wise. Ave., Bsih.. Md. OIL. 4.e10o
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1926, Col. Howard has been
awarded the Silver Star, Legion
Of Merit and the Purple Heart.
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