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ApTs. FURNlSHEp-MD.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE and Columbia
Country clubs and Bethesda Medi-
TAKoMA PARK. s5oi Greenwood
ave-, corner Clayborne, 2a blocks
from Piney Branch shopping center;
incl; utils; Apply Apt. l. or 1928
r 1Gsd "a PAR Park bedrm.. bath,
neat American kit; comb. liv.-din.
area; near stores; l fare downtown;
$s5. incl. utils. ~. 9-21SS. %
TAKOMAJ|Nicely furn.; Nv. ss sm..
pvt. entrs.; LIST a.; / block bus and
shopping. JU. 5-s545. after pm.
GROUP OF BOYS OR GIRLs-Hsve
you thought Of whole house TO
sGuEsely HTRv PhGns IN 6 SfT ov.r
looking Potomac in country home;
Furn. or unfurn. Garage, screened
porch. Utils. . Ss5 per mo. 10.
r AROMA pARK-Attractively fur
nished: Q bedrooms, living room.
dining room: Bendix: yard; COM
plstely private; near Transportation
E SH sJRITS' coUpLE-No children.
no drinking, no pets; all utils. furn;
3 rms, bath. pvt. entr. uN. 1905.
TAKoMA PARK bedrms., lge. liv.
and din. nm. kit; bath; $95 plus
util. no children. JU. 1918. -22
BETHESDA-In apt. house: attrac.
iiv. room with Daveno. dinette, kit,
bath. dressing rm. lean be used as
single bedroom; S79.b0: after q
sinv Nv SIZING. MD.-one-bedrm.,
furn. apt; private home; employed
couple: S75. JU. 9-Q7S4. -22
AVAILABLE SEPT. - Main floor,
front apt; garage and utils.; 4
rms. and bath; quiet neiehborhood:
no children or pets; $125. Call
after 8 pm. Sat-. all day SUM-. JU.
Ar ccHHSNsUs BLDG.-Liv. nm. bed
Adults; $50. Us. s-soa7. M2s
HYATTs.---Bedrm., Nv. rm.. kit. and
bath; pvt. entr.. conv. transp.: utiL
rAKoMA PARK, mr.. Flower and Piney
Br.-one bedrm., liv. rm., kit.
din. bath. Beant.. furn, In small
apt. bldg. Very pvt, quiet; SSS 80
mo. S40s Greenwood ave. JU.
1-BlUE. &c
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PRODUCE STANDS. refriserated and
non-refrigerated; excellent cend.:
also wood stands: selling out cheap;
Esnmalning II service s business s only sns
RA66io-Rs2eceSRD PLAYER, Phiico,
and lady's bicycle, almost new: trade
for piano. upright. good cond. HA.
RADIO = wanted rectiner plate
cycle, single phase. sec. 400 yd.
s siI 9.a ne win buy or swap, etc
RANGE, aE. good condition. 70.
kEFkfSERAToRs. rseona.s lsts mSa:
els, Ice. stock, barsafns. ACME STOVE
&c; 1911 7th &. nv. ma. s-SgS2.
from $3.50. PEERLESS SALES CO..
aaaa Sci sTe 81 buy ao n
Tor apt. size; perfect condition; S45.
DUNN MARX 413o Georgia ave.
REiFERIGEkAToRSs, 200 gas, in excel.
condition. 4 and. 8 Gu. II. II you
your your 81 SUMNER snss cottage ce these are q
By larger units. Phone 10 3-4O40
REFRIGERATORS, ali makes and
reflnished. ALAN REFRIGERATION
CO. s21 Cue st. NV. AID. 2-47s1.
REFRrGERAroR, oE 2 Gu. IT,, good
cond;, 500. Gas range. $40. NO.
REFRIGERATOR, o Gu. IT. Cooler
ator, cleo. for sale or trade. OIL.
RiElFFRRYYaoiERAroR-New 1854 oEs. o.
Gu. It., came, with new house.
have our own, S175. XII. SCOOPS.
REFRIGERATORS; electric and gas,
$40 eac; also 1ate-model refgrs.,
$75. win deliver. ST. 3-1216. --27
REFRIGERATOR. Servel 9 Gu. IT,;
cond. No dealers. RIA. 3-6268. "a
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RMS, APIS. 70 SHARE tcont. !

NICE GIRL, to share with another
girl. between age 1880. Rent, S26
month. II. 3-9832. 141 18th st: ne.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS TO SHARE
WITH ANOTHER WOMAN. Will.
EXCHANGE REFS. AND SHARE
EXPENSES. CALL Ju. S-3477 FOR
APPT. AFTER z Pm. 90
COLORED - 2 COLLEGE GRADS,
desire 2 others to share large NV.
apartment. All priyils. AID. 4-6O47.
GIRL to share apt. with
any time. To. 2-6427. -22
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D.c.

APtS. UNtUkNtSdEO-D.C.
BEACON APIS. 1901 calvert st.
n nv ne SSZ;z kit and bath; $55
seO5 FAiRLxWN AVE s.E.-Apt. 8;
bedrm.. lily. rm;. dinetts, kit; and
furnish cleo. OF. 1854.
Mr.. GEORGETOWN---Mod. and 2
S esdn i,. ss e 80 snd s1lS; parsins;
$3.50 Apt. s. EN- S-5sss. MDsi
GE0RGETOWN--Efflc. apt; modern
Bldg; conv. transp,: utils. incl:
sS $HeSS f "A ks-so3Se an. mo- s 1s54s
apis. in lovely Sc. apt. development:
extra large. rms, picture windows,
plenty Of closet space. storage rms.
and laundry facilities: cow. to bus,
schools and shopping center. Once
5OOe lst ST. N.W.-1-bedrm. apt.
above store; utils. furn.: $50 per
mo. RIA. 6-o2s0 for appointment.
chen and iI bath s7aS Georgia RIA AVE. s,s.
NV. cor. Ga. ave. at Quincy ct.
14s4 HARVARD ST. tN.w.-very de-
sirable 2-bedrm. front apt; in excel.
downtown location; SIS month;
"11''S oA''' 9ee 'e'' "isi'' np1 aS ga
6O2 e. CAPITOL sT.-Adults; pvt.
s bath; kit ss and I'd rms entire Al on
G iEoRaGsEi SDS No. : 2 like-new a aDts.
b 5st rs apt hy sg 1 naple: a s.
2 bedrms., l1s;baths, ny: rm., din.
rm., kit, storage space; S175. IRV-
ING INS TT aNT SF sT s; S$6n,rv
NV NV. I Small apt; f. bldg , iiv 1m,
c SSs" stora9e sH snacs: : ,m n nccms
E nancv IN sS seao ISee' im"eu. SSiu
c gIaSSi ~ APT FIN IN s. E.-1-Dedrm.
duplex. $, expesures' pvt. entr..
=, $SS; 5s; IL r3-5S65. ~.
ENGLISH bSMI:L% NE: rms; py W
es biId an nonpsi yS ed1r rs u5s by
cAPiToI HILL APTs; la7 6 St. ne.
janitor or HERBERT HARVEY. !SC.'
1922 BILrMoRE ST. NV rms.
hot water, oL. 4;o122: -22
NE4 hsdr sept din n l ki ap' s ay
porch; eonv. shop: and 2 bus lines lines:
eyes. and sun. Az. Leg !sG;,G 90 "a
latn MS 81. n M.M;; G MS nod Kit with
cleo. Ai range; whole floor apt; reason
a6le. Ca, Ca. No ~ w NWr Three rms
KIT ii! a 1stn sssh: ss5 mo: IS i:pi-
s.ssos. @as
1891 N ST. S.E.-Oneo bedrm. apis.
HARRISON q ADAMS Ma s-ssY0'
rms. dinetts: KIT. , and bath BATH heat sn
EREDERicK 4. PLUMEdRs co, 81
1es sna sth as 81. 81 N.EATwo rms. Kit.
S bath; heat and H1s - h Ys water I tSTn;
CO.. 617 Penna. ave. Sc. IL 2.
109S. -22
6S EORREsTER xd ST: s I'VE bSv,n COM >
rms dlnstte; kit; and bath, heat
and hot water furn,: 5000 ca
FREDERICK A. BLuMER CO., Sl7
Penna:, ave: Sc, II. 7-lOSS. ~
3lS ATLANTIC ST. S 81 aM rms:
Turn; 500. >, FREDERicK A: BLU
~ lUoo;, 100. GIN CT 80
ny: Iosn 81 SAhne psoT IN
Nv. In; AiS. anu w. oae en Ssn ,ani
tnr roiai RGNrSA H1 n HiGNER Co co
sie pOTOWar AVE SETvo he'd
rms. iiy. rnn0. Kit. and hath; avail.
immediateiy: S74 f,6 per mo. See
janitor. RANDALL H. HAGNER
CO., DE. 2-360O. 30
141d GIRARD ST. N.W.-3 bedrms..
din. rm.. iiv. rm., kit. and bath:
redec; See Mr.. Wines, Apt. or
du; 2-uSoo, IA; ,o-S@5S'
ana pain: IN ige: Didg, see yan ,n
or call TU. 2-Oooo. IA. o-sTaS.
iy ssra A and ss rms M:"% nvt h etb en-
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GOLD

GOLD
Bring your. dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
90 YEARS AT s35 F ST. NV.
HOSPITAL BED-2-way adjustable
with sides. LII. 2-3949. %
OLD-FASHaONED picture frames,
clocks, furniture. china, glass, etc
OIL. 7-9346 any time. 21s
PIANO, upright, good cond.; trade for
almost new Philco radio-phono and
ladies' bicycle. HA. 2-9366.
spinet. Good cond.
Reasonable. For private family. JU.
PIANOs-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
CALL Day or Night. JU. 9-3030
SEWING. dresses made for children
by exp. seamstress: Lamp shades
expectly covered. LU. 2-1s67. %
WANTED FOB Cash Furniture,
refrigerators, televisio g SAM
BROWNS. Ii. 7-6046.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

moving away. sofa. club
rugs, twin beds, double bureau. dress
ing table, night table, chairs and
mirrors, Hollywood bed, pictures.
spreads and Grapes. 6713 14th st.
NV, AIT. 107. RIA. e-O174 until
pm. ~
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HOTEII 1440
EMBASSY APIS.

furn. 1913 Harvard st. NV. -23
VIC. CATHOLIC u.
l bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath. all utils
included in rent; nicely Turn; $50
Call EN-. 2!5624. -23
COLORED-942 14th ST. SCI rm
and ! kit t. os share bath with / couple
COLoRED-es EYE ST. N.E.-one
rm., kit, bath, utils. incl; S42.5G
mo. 2217 14th st. n.w.-One rm.
kit, dinette, share bath. utils. incl.
coGoRE Si Isl KEARNY ST. N.E.
Gel. location; s. ses. csii Ii. 1919.
coLoRED-soS G ST. .s.E.-Efac. !:
dec; SAT mo. AP. 1855. --23
COLORED-1 RIM, KIT. and bath:
1900 blk. 8 st. NV. Call MRS
TAYLOR. HU. 3-9419. -23
COLORED-131S IRVING NV
and 2 rms, equip. kit; studio rm.
and bsmt. apt. with pvt. entr: No
child. HO. 1866. 22s
COLORED-BASEMENT, 2 rooms.
kitchen and bath; 2140 N st. NV.
Excellent heat and hot water; good
transp. $75. ME. S-6SS3. -22
coLORED-l477 NEWTON ST. NV.
Three rms. kit. and bath; $500 mo-.
incl. utilities. See janitor or call
DE. 2-3142. --26
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FARM AND GARDEN


LAWN RENOVATION, low as $50 per
1000 #; virgin top soil. FLEMING
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN. 4-464S.
for grading. excavat-
ing. land clearing; free estimates.
Call uN: 1858: night. AP. 7-o59S.
CLEAN FILL DIRT-Top soil. blue
stone, sludge, excavating, hauling.
MR.. HARDlNG. He. 4-5673. --23
PLANT NOW-Strawberry plants. So
per 100. Raspberry and gooseberry
plants reas. Also giant iris and col
orful chrysanthemum plants. JOHN
BURDOFT Colesvilie. Md. Cal
Evergreen 4-3S46. ga
TREE Removal pruning. TRIMMING
., c., Md: free est MR., CLAYTON
I'm 4-aa0S or ia, 9-O79S anytime
FI.AGsTON. PATlos. walks, retain,
Ing walls. cement and stonework
water-prooflng; pipe drainage grad.
ing seeding F. MARcUcCIO Po
LAN inDs AND TREE SERVICE
Topsoil manure trees shruhbery
s sss,sa. m soSss 3 A. s s8lds7s n :,
FORD TRACT o RI attchnts;
$3.50. saw mill, $3.50. 10 bred
FRESH FARM PRODUCE In. quaint.
ties for freezing. Corn, white and
yellow; squash: cantaloupes. Best
freezing varieties. WIN deliver In
NV. D. G. and northern SUBURBS
Call PA. 6f2666. -22
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MCLEAN GARDENS

3SI1 PORTER ST. NV.
Live. in cool comfort! Beautifully fur
nished room, meticulously main
tanned I'm q college campus atmos-
phere; aforementioned cafeteria:
guard serv.; conyen. location Rates
from 500 so mo. up. EN-. 2-6622.
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ALEXANDRIA
One bedroom. living room. dinette
kitchen and bath; I blk. to stores
theeter and bus, minimum fare ia
Pentagon and d. C. RIVERVIEW
APIS, 1116 N. Pitt st., TIE. 6-OS69.
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS
NEWLY FURNISHED
WORCESTERSHIRE
COMMUNITY

Nichols ave. and Galveston
pl. s.w., near Boiling Field,
NRL and downtown; excel.
transportation and shopping.
Bright large rooms, full-size
kitchens and pastel-tile baths.
Apply ONCE on premises. 90
Galveston pl. s.w.. 10. 3-42S6
or IN O-lATA OF
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German Shepherd Puppies
Axe registered. so. 5-6557. "a
OLD DOMINION K. G. +.
Point show Sept B. Entries close
Aug. %: For info. call KI. s-69S4.
SPECIALS
On tropical .fsh, birds. cages and
stands. ACORN PET AND GIFT
SHOP. S411-13 NJ st. NV. DE. q
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COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Tastefully furnished apt. l blk be-
center. 2 bedrms., full bsmt.. lovely
yard: l blk. bus, S125 mo. Apply
sample house. 4214 Guilford dr..
or call RE. 7-2461. 20
LUXURIOUS MODERN
3 -BEDROOM. 2-BATH APARTMENT
WITH BEAUTIFUL LIVING ROOM,
FIREPLACE: LARGE DINING RIM.
AVAILABLE FURNISHED IN Ex-
QUIsITE PERIOD STYLE: OR IN YIN;
IS SITUATED ATOP THE MOST
EXCLUSIVE APT. BLDG. IN BE
THESDA. WITH 5 EXPOSURES TO
SCENIC GRANDEUR.
For Appt. to View Call
Mrs. Niemeyer OIL. 10000
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The Holm Kilpen Hotel

The John k1Ipen HOCel
1910 ASEMEAD PA NV
Va block Of Conn. ave-, overiookins
Rock Greek Park Dble. and sgle.
rms, pvt. bath avail: excel. meals.
Rates SIT so wk up HO 2-3566.
COLORED-SGLE. WOMAN; student
or Govt. empl. to share bedrm. in
home priviis.; So per wk. LU.
4-005S. ~
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DOWNTOWN AT STATLER
1112 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished efficiency in large
apt. bldg. with switchboard and
elevator service. See res. mgr, MA.
8-6g33.
j. A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
1882 K st. NV. ST. $500
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W.
HILLCREsT, ID. C.-Lovely, cool rm.,
2 clos. semipvt. bath: new home of
CPL; gent'man; $40 mo. LU. 2-7S10.
90
CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House or, blk.
Lib. Cong.-2nd a., next bath, with
shower; comfortably furn. rrn.; man.
Ii. 3-2913. 90
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HAMPTON COURTS APT
2013 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
SsdrR AL ny uT FL 81; 0f iaeL TSssg hall
Newly redec., nicely furn., elev. bldg.
co. 6-6S3S NO. 7-109S
THOMAS CIRCLE
All newly decorated, 2 rooms, kitchen
and bath. you must see these. 14OO
Mass. ave. NV. -27
2 BEDROOMS
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Beaut. lge. apt.
Entire flr. New kit. Avail. now.
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ALL NEW FURNITURE

TRENTON TERRACE APIS.
Attractive, large l-bedroom, earden-
type apts., compl. furn, all utilities
included, $92.6 80: 2-bedroom apts.,
$40: 2-bedrm. unfurnished. $50. 10.
Call 10. 2-061S or apply ct once.
1000 Mississippi ave, S.e 81
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17O7 P ST. NV.
Attrac. furn., newly dec. iv.-bedrm
and kit. apt. $50. AID. 4-5910.
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oNE-BEDROOM APARTMENT in an
attractive, immaculate modern build.
ing in close NV, available now and
manager, AID. 2-6769. Rents, $3.50
to S7b, includes all utilities. B. r.
SAUL CO.. 925 18th st. NV. Ma.
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

DEC. sleeping
rnn., conv. to Georgia ave-; 739 Oti
pl. NV, HA. 2.4126. -22
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ROOMS FURN.S.N. tcont. !,
THE MAuRY

701 10th st.-Sgle. and twin rms,
newly decorated, running water am
pie baths. showers, maid. elev. serv-
ice; conv. to restaurants and shops.
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2122 p ST. N.W.-1st-f1.,, front. l.
bedrm. apt, pvt. bath; adults. Rea-
sSnaS!f bD RFrs na sis Jefferson st.
n.w.-Lge. liv. rm., bedrm., jr. din.
rm.. kit. and bath in lge. mod: ele-
vator apt. bldg; beautifully furn.,
completely redecorated; colored tile
bath, parquet fis., 3 lge. closets;
S1ds Incl ia s seas gpszsags sys in
ATTRAc. BEDRM., kit. for working
mother and child. day care OF child.
Good location. AID. 1888: --22
MT. PLEASANT AREA-Nicely furn.
bed-liv. rm. comb, -compl. kit, all
. usdls; fur an l Idsal for girl;
d hSnsei AHi s.Ss ssoe P st. nv
bedrm.. full kit; S12O, utils. incl
INQUIRE Apt. 8, AID. 2-0374. ga
WIS. AT VAN NESS N.W.-Com-
pletely redec.; new, modern furn..
wall-to-wall carpet; liv. rm.. bedrm.,
space. Must Be seen seen A to Be ''I ap.
preciatsdI, Refs. required; s150
ass7 81 GA. AVE. N,w.-Lse. 6edTm.,
t nsls xiii fain nisss 5s f TU ass.y deg
1850 SiF as. . sa $3.50 g. mo. mel mel
utils.; adults: no pets: RIA. 81 sss.
1es G ST. Me- and Q rooms: near s
Capitol: semipvt. bath: very clean;
S SAS1SsSj rd III 4-i1 .S.drm ant: 2 Near
Anacostia Receiving station and
transp.; $40 mo. LU. i-666s. ~
COOL, ATTR. liv. rm., bedrm., dinette,
kitchenette, new closets. pvt. bath
and entr.; cow. to everything; .Ss5.
Nh H. wAETERs REED-ray. rm., BED
rm., kit. pvt. bath and entr.; utils;
cow. transp.; $3.50. ~. o-7347.
e-BEDRM. APr., beaut.. 51o7 7th' st.
NV: mod: utiis. incl: Sis mo.
BEAUTIFUL con. APT.-Airy. sunny:
good for 2 or 3 adults. Transp. ct
door. 1900 Kansas ave. NV. RA.
I4ss-Nice for good sized
family; Diet. bldg: 2 and 8 bedrm.
apis. Good transp. tn. 2-13S7. --22
CONN. bldg; all utils.; enc.
apt; L, hedrms: apis. accom-. 2-3
c anS p S74 osSglts; oI We. CO. S.es66. 90
2 bedrms.: in apt. BLDG; See janitor
after 8. RE. 1915.
1899 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-Air-cond
apt; pvt. bath. kitchen: ideal for
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Newiy dec.
COMPLETE eficiency. $50 mo. MIR.
az RA sT. NV. w. tsaSH1cory apt: work
ing couple; bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit.
din. bath: pvt. home. To. 2-1S77.
ssls 18Th 81. N.w.-N,cely fur
nished liy. rm.. bedrrn., kit, hath,
SIS mo. Bee resident manager.
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WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th st. NV
Bachelor sptss SO. Ap. S-SaSs
ATTRAC. nv APIS, SI6 wk. up
child or baby welcome; also hskpg
rms; reas. 1101 18th st. NV. DI
conn. NEAR R-Attrac. iiv. rm.
ss as hath s ft s ea z6 so9slssd
ls5e r ST. N.w.-Two ige. rms.
kitchen. bath sefiiciency; well furn.
incl. Bendix washer; So. so. RAY.
MoND &. RUPERT, 1017 18th st
,nwS ST. 3.S4s4; Pa
to stores and transp.: all utils. incl
&2Q mn cnla nrllH Eall p
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lAIK pointer pupS,
Oh. Baron Fuer-
of Oh. PLEASANT
!, ex-Ch. Arta Won
j.. for show. hunt
$500. Call Cath
wkdays. only. or
Farm, NeedWood
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Michigan, Too, Has
Its 'Grundmu Moses
By the Associated Press

DAVISBURG. Mich. - In a
country home that overlooks a
pleasant green valley not far
from the industrial heartland of
the State lives an 84-year-old
woman who is often called "the
Grandma Moses of Michigan"
But unlike the celebrated Eagle
Ridge, N. Y, artist, Eve Ferrier
has been painting a long time
ever since she was 10.
Some of her work she sells. But
most she gives away.
Thirteen years ago she had a
studio in a fashionable Detroit
suburb. But so many people
came to the studio she had little
time to paint.
She Is a mother of seven and
great-great grandmother to five.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

be saved from the sallows BY the
Governor"
The FIRST man hanged after the
seven combinations was Lott
Glover, for the murder Of d
gasoline station attendant In
Prince Georges County. He went
to the gallows In August, 1858.
Since then, George Edward
Grammar was hanged for the
attempted perfect murder" of
his wife in Baltimore. An auto
mobile accelerator, held open by
a pebble. was the key evidence
in the case.
Rejects Face -to-T Face Meeting.
With the generalization Of the
University Of Maryland, formerly
headed by DR.. Byrd. figuring as a
campaign issue, observers were
looking for q possible face-to-
face meeting Of the gubernatorial
opponents for the first time this
evening-until DR.. Byrd turned
down the opportunity. i
The University Of Maryland
Alumni Club of Baltimore In
vited both tosa reception tonight
for DR.. Wilson II. Elkins, new
president Of the institution. The
affair is scheduled for the EN-
erson Hotel which serves as DR..
Byrd's headquarters.
The Democrat said. however,
his campaign schedule makes 1t
impossible for him to be present,
Gov. McKeldin's Office said the
Republicans schedule also is
very crowded. but the Governor
will make every effort TO be
there"
Segregation in the public
schools manifested itself as an
issue In a number Of different
ways during the day.
CIO. Backs Byrd Again.
First, the Maryland State CIC
Politica faction Committee re-
iterated its support Of DR.. Byrd
after declaring the candidate
had told the prnllp in a sDecia]
meeting Tuesday that integra-
ton Is inevitable" @ :.
DR.. Byrd has sought to win
votes outside Of Baltimore
particularly in Southern Mary
land and on the Eastern Shore
by advocating letting Local
school boards decide segrega-
ton policy. More recently, DR.
Byrd has been asked to repu-
diate q statement made in his
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is soliciting support on the basis
Of bigotry.
Part of the letter to the alumni
reads:
"As q matter OF information
about the coming election. ! can
find only one source Of real an
tipathy toward me. Apparently
I'm going to lose the bulk of the
Negro vote in Baltimore City be-
cause the charge is being broad
cast that 7 kept Negroes out of
the University of Maryland. This
is arousing considerable resent
ment. OF course. this charge Is
having some widespread roper
cussions in my favor"
In several speeches made at a
series of rallies last night. DR..
Byrd lashed back at the Balti-
more Sunpapers which editori-
ally came out Sunday in support
of Gov. McKeldin's reelection.
IT refused to be controlled by
the Sunpapers when I ran the
University Of Maryland" the
candidate shouted, "and If
elected Governor they will not
control my administration"
Charges ''Hatchet Job"
He said the newspapers had
done q "hatchet job" on the
university and that one Of its
former reporters spearheaded a
lobby against the school before
the Maryland Legislature.
Another development yester-
day saw publication in a letters
to-the- e-editor" column of a letter
from Mrs. Kate Turnbull Byrd
of Washington, divorced wife of
Evening star., 1954-10-28
Wafer Shortage Sends
1000 Students Home
BY the Associated Pres.

AUBURN, Ala, Oct. 28.---More
than 1000 students at Alabama
Polytechnic Institute will be sent
home today because of a critical
water shortage.
DR.. David Mullins. executive
vice president at Auburn. de-
clared the water shortage had be-
come so serious that classes would
be suspended from noon today
until 8 am. Monday.
The city of Auburn passed an
ordinance several weeks ago ban.
ming lawn watering or other un.
necessary use of water.
An eight-inch pipeline was
tapped into the Opelika. Ala.
distribution system Monday in
an effort to relieve the critical
situation in Auburn. However.
the constant drain of normal
usage has prevented tanks from
filling, necessary to provide pres
sure to force water to outlets
above ground level.
Evening star., 1954-10-28

presence by State Senator
George Della Of Baltimore, urg-
ing election Of Democrats TO
maintain white supremacy"
The CIO-PAC statement said:
BYRD asserted that the assump-
ton that Senator Della's state
ment held for the entire Demo-
cratic Party was q 'grievous
mistake
The labor groups statement
added. He CDR. Byrd said he
thought this problem was more
difficult in certain areas and
that he hoped to be the kind of
administrator who could work
the problem out to the best ad-
vantage of both white and
Negro citizens"
Although Byrd headquarters
had expected to lose some votes
in Baltimore as a result of his
stand on the question, there was
some indication that feeling was
running high among white vot-
ers here. While touring one Of
the railroad shops yesterday, the
candidate was greeted by some
machinists with remarks that
showed they solidly backed what
they believed to be his position
In support Of segregated schools.
Letter to Alumni Disclosed.
Also brought to light yesterday
was a personal" letter DR.. Byrd
sent to each member of the Uni
versity of Maryland alumni. Hy-
man Pressman, Baltimore attor-
ney, quoted from the letter to
support his charge that DR.. Byrd
Evening star., 1954-10-28
By Gene Goodwin
ssor S,oH Correspondent

BALTIMORE. Oct. 28.-Gov.
McKeldin today attacked his
Democratic opponent, DR.. H. C..
Byrd. for "profiting on land
deals" while president Of the
University of Maryland.
The Republican Governor lev
eled his blast as he left for a
quick tour Of Cecil County-his
last campaign spin on the East
ern Shore. He was to return
after lunch for several meetings
in and around Baltimore.
The Governor said, 'Dr. Byrd's
hemming and having" on the
campaign issue Of how much coal
he bought from out-of- Estate to
fire university furnaces "is rem
iniscent of his having and hem
ming when George p. Mahoney
accused him Of making consider
able profit on land deals for the
university while he was on the
university's payroll at a regular
salary"
Admitted $500 Bonus"
Mr.. Mahoney was defeated by
DR.. Byrd in a bitter primary last
June. One Of their debates con-
cerned DR.. Byrd's purchase Of a
piece of land that he later resold
to the university. DR.. Byrd first
said he made no profit on the
transaction, but then later ad-
mitted he had been given a ST.
500 bonus by the Board of Re
gents.
Gov. McKeldin said the for
mer University of Maryland
president admitted "he bought
q few tons of out-of State coal
=. to compare the burning quail
tiles"
State records show the out-of-
State purchase amounted to 10
railroad carloads-at least 500
tons, the Governor said.
"Dr. Byrd may have spent a
lot of time in the boiler rooms
at College Park comparing the
burning qualities" he continued,
"but a lot of miners spent a
lot Of time away from the mines
and saw some payless paydays
because Of DR.. Byrd's penchant
for comparisons
In view of the records-and
in view of DR.. Byrd's labelling 500
net tons q mere few TONS the
voters Of Maryland have a right
to wonder II DR.. Byrd's few
thousand dollars ($7,500) might