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ABCD CORPORATION

- VI SAAAoJ -
ABCD CORPORATION
1881 Jefferson Davis Hwy. OF. 4-s755.
sectional, walnut: double
bed. dresser, garbage disposal, almost
s pm. Sat. after 8 "a am. sum SUM W Hs7
look like new; one $4,000, one
$4.5 800. Phone RA. 3-S7lO.
6p.m. .DI. 7-6620. Ext. lO1. -27
CAMERA, Exakta VX. Biotar preset
IL b%S . pentspr ism With RS case; new
CASH REGISTER. McCasky eiec. mod,
with accounting system. Less than l
gear old; reas. IA. 1895. after
CHAIN IN Ho1sT-Yale triplex block 2V Va
CLOTHING-Lady's hats, shoes, size
ST. 3-2S27 after $50. -25
lady's.- l4-16 fur coat.
M ETSel aS SSnd Very hp cheap Fff PAX 35lS
CoUCHEs, to be sold for repair
charges. $40 ca; ? large box couch
ss; BE EG IN. MFG; CO. ,e so E St
DESK CHEST, blond mahogany. mod
lamps. good condition. EN-. 3-3l SO
DIAMONDS-Lady's ia cts. S475;
lady,s!A cts. $500; lady's dia;
cts, marquise. $3.50: mans 3 cts,
S1.095; lady's 20 ct. $3.50. LIV-
IMGsToNe q CO.. 1923 H st. NV
DINING ROOM sU1TEs-7-pc. ma
hog, brand-new. china. buffet. ext
table. chairs, reg $3.50. now
reg. S249. now S169. HENRY'S
1928 9TH st; NV. HU., 3-3646.
DINING TABLE. blond, Honduras
mahog.. drop leaf, pad, leaves.
New cond.. u price. $50. DI; r
DiNiiNG ROOM SUITE. dark mahog o..
Duncan Phyfe table. china closet
and server. good cond.. 500. ~.
DINING ROOM SET. table, china
closet 3 chairs: solid maple: SIS,
or best offer Call 10. 4-O434.
DIN RM. SUITE. 9-pc. mahogany
elass-top buffet; excel. cond. sacri-
fee. $500 JU. S-11lS. ~
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GARDEN HOSE. rs It., SHY
heavy y d seatIS s.: plastic. $3.50, efinl
ton P PEERIEss ses SALES ESQ CO 't sass
GAS RANGES. new. used. repairs
Oil, coal, wood ranges, .AScMl
GAS RANGE, apt tn s Size used sa -S yeas
GAS RANGE. MAGIC Chef 3s. Ven
good condition. $50. EN-. 3-5542s
GAS RANGE, APT. size Tappan, pert
cond. Washer, Maytag. AP. 7-3432
GAS RANGE. Estate. So in. vide 4
burners and griddle. Also Barb.
kewer; $50. Wo. 6-6334. Ext
GAS IS RANGE. Norge. SO in. vide, {
burners; $40. JU. 5-6029. Pr
GOLF CLUBS, MacGregor matched
REGISTERED. complete set. excel. cond
Priced reas. OIL. 4-3263. Pr
GENERATOR. electric; gasoline driW
en-; new cond;; % XVI ri % cyci eo &C.
GRAND PIANO, Mason 81 Haplin,
#. 8; compl renewed to perfection
by local group OF piano technicians
registered members Of the Natl
Assn. of Piano Tuners. for exhibit
Can be seen at the Willard Hotel
% 20, 80, or call Mr. Krop, IA
2-651S. Bids above $1,000 ac
cepted. Pr
HIGH CHAIR and Taylor Tot. boil
$40; de luxe ironer, like new. cos
SIS9. sacrifice SIS. OV. 3-0276.
Stratton. ] h.p., gas motor; excel
cond ; $50 WE. 5-6474 -27
LAWN MOWER. electric, REQ. 1S-in.
reel. sos 44S Eye st. NV.
LAWN MOWERS (2), need resharpen
LIVING ROOM SET. 3 pieces. 500
Call III 5-4h71 Alter & ~
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

ENGLISH CONVERSATION AND
WRITING. Increased vocabulary I
Speech and personality. Call DU;
1874, mornings and evenings: -27
FREE! FREE! FREE! Colored and
white, 2 dance lessons and personal
analysis, at PERKS STUDIO OF
DANCE AND DRAMA, 1909 Girard
st. NV, simply by calling AID.
r4R IaSTfi CLUB In
formal gatherings supervised by ma;
tive French instructors: General
conversation. Each session din si-
hours per week. Membership, SO
per mo. LAcAzE ACADEMY. i 17a0
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul:
ture; all subjects taught; approved
for CT training; day and svenins
LEGE 1910 G st. nv. d 7.l762.
EDITOR FOR THESIS IN COMMUNl-
CATION is wanted by q foreigner.
LEARN 70 SING in 10 easy lessons:
Special summer rates. BASIC
SiNGING SYSTEM, JU. 9-1213. Il
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FlagStOne and Stone

FIagStOne and Stone
WORK
patios, retaining walls. tile
drainage. Also waterproof1ng.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO JU. 9:1769
FLOORS CLEANED and waxed; walls
washed and painting: prices reas.
Ii. 4-2055. Ii. 3-2141. l.
FLOOR SANDING. reflnishing: BY
PARKS. For sound floor advice:
free estimates call HA. 2-9151.
New. SO a rm, up; old, S12 a room
and up. C. L. HINSON. LII. 3-754S.
FLOORS SANDED, REFINISHED. We
guarantee satisfaction at reas. prices.
UNIVERSAL FLOORS. WO. 6-052O.
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LADIES
YOUR FORTE

New, exclusive product, ma
tionally advertised in Life,
Time, Sat. Eve. Post, ETC.: radio
coast-to-coast hookup. in fall.
Now introducing to this area
proved unique sales plan; 5000
$500 per mo. part time, S59O-
limited future for independent
income. Call MR.. HARGRAVE.
WO. $500, DU. 1851.
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s RincKs rS Dasin' toilft se Bi TS
,A 1ffE SsT F FF!aFf "a u ss?O9 tubs
basins and toilets; also kit. sinks
for sale cheap. Apply bsmt., 1900
BARBER EHRBi avs SHOP aiP EQUIPMENT, COM
plete; 2 chairs, like new; $500. Call
BATTERY CHARGERS (2): water
cooler; paint sprayer; typewriter;
file cabinets; sacrifice: LII. 4-504S.
BEDS (newl-Hollywood. 30 in. COM
plete, $50; new 30-in. Rollaway with
mattress. S12.95; new inner-Spring
mattress. all sizes. S25. HENRY'S
1926 9TH st. NV. HU. 3-3646.
BED, maple, double. coil springs and
innerspring mattress, good condi-
ton, S25. 10. 1-2721. L-27
BEDS, two three-Quarter, maple, COM
plete with innerspring mattress
and covered box. springs: almost
new. will sacrifice for quick sale, 500
each. or both for sos. RIA. 6-397O
BEDs-Hollyyood beds. single, size;
special purchase; S25 per bed. JU.
S-4433, 3O4 Cedar st. NV directly
opposite Takoma Park post ONCE;
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REFRIGERATION
MECHANIC

Young man under 40 yrs. expert
enced in all phases Of commercial
plus knowledge Of general mainten-
ance and minor repairs. Starting
salary to 500 plus liberal benefits.
For interview. state QUALIFICATIONS TO
Box 419-L, Star. rs
ROOM CLERK, experience necessary
and references required. Apply after
6 pm Mr. Sasser Mgr. MADISON
HOTEL, 1920 K ST. NV. -27
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PART TIME

1873 pm. Monday through
Friday. Hourly pay plus bonus
to make appointments by
telephone from our office. Call
DU. 7-754S.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, alterations. atties I'm.
dormers raised. rec. rms, complete
houses built. WA. 7-494S. w; 3.
A hnTrEoiNSSs,A ALLEGATIONS; attics,
pce ser1e rooms Have Il done riGh
cali WHITE. 10. 4-s577. 80
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS and re-
pairs; commercial or residential.
Free estimates. WA. 7-71S6.
PORCHES, screening:
complete remodeling service: esti-
No money dn.. Sc mos to pay. SEQ
SALES. ~ 5000. day or night,
ASPHALT AND CONCRETE; drive
ways and parking lots; free esti-
mates; % years experience guaran-
tees a perfect job.
MURRHL PAVING co.
TIE. 2-2s76 q.
BRICK WORK, ALL TYPES. tn.
CAB sHtsi AND CARPENTER work
Cabinets, store fixtures. and par
titions of all wood made and re-
paired. Reasonable. LU. 3-i415
C shy SlMs OF ALL KINDS: paint
ing and fence work: reasonable
C IEETREYS; Ii S ss5ai9 work Of all
Kinds done by eXper' white mech;
free estimate. AID. 4-9705. -25
CARPENTER-Dorm porches,. rec.
rms, new and old work, anything.
MR.. SMITH. ia. 4-0501, any time.
CARPENTER. small Jobs. house paint
ing. interior and exterior. roof
CARPENTRY AND PAiNTING.Good
workmanship: reas. rates; no job
too small; free estimates. Work
guaranteed. LII. 2-4762. -27
CARPENTRY-R Recreation rooms. ad-
ditions. porches. attics finished, gen
RA; 3355I6, WA; 1884; rs
lemodeling of all kinds. Quickly
done at low prices. Easy terms or
cash. Wa Wa 7-l594. Ho. 2-7s67'
CELLAR Iii 1RSV VET. ROOF LEAK. Paint
ing? Repoint NTH E1,v,l ExTsrt VIZ, so T5.
clocks repaired or re-
built. ALPHA INSTRUMENT CO,
1918 goth st NV. RE. 7-057O.
DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor cleaned or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 6-SSSS any
day. any night.
ELECTRICIAN-Wi Of all kinds;
residential. Also air conditioning.
Licensed in Md. EN-. 1854
FENCE. chain link or wood: mate
rials only or installed: big savings.
LII. 10000 ia, SOAP It'll 8 pm.
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CHILD'S NURSE

BALTIMORE FAMILY OFFERS Az
4 WOMAN. ExPERIENcEp IN THI
HAVE A FINE HOME AND a VERY
SCRIBE EXPERIENCE AND PAR
TICULARS ABOUT SELF IN LET
TER TO BOX 238-S, STAR. Pc
CLERK for Laundry Adjustment dept.
WASHINGTON LAUNDRY, 1927 K
st. NV. 10
CLERK, for newspaper once; 4O-hr. Il.
5-day wk.; disqualification and lie
insur paid. retirement plan; age,
1890. Call MISS GROVE. co.
5-l014. -25
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, under
80, for editorial once. Should be
able to use electric typewriter. and
transcribe from debating machine;
5-day week. Good salary and To-
cation. For further details. write
Box PAS, Star and incloSe brief
summary of training and expert
ence. Indicate salary required:
CLERK-TYPIsT. under IS. We like
to work in pleasant air-conditioned
If you do teo. come in between $50
and $3.50 and talk to US; knowledge
of tipping essential. Apply personnel
ONCE. RIM. 800. S16 14th st. NV.
age % to 30: exper
CURED; average tipping speed, so
words per minute necessary: excel.
salary and employe Dement'S. Can
ME- S-f573 80
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IHELP-MEN 8 WoMEN Gent
HELP DOMESTIC

COOK; light housework; live in; doc
tors home; bet. 40 and so; expert
ence and references; 5A-day wk.;
other help empL; $50. OIL. 4-6277.
-27
HOUSEKEEPER, take care Of home
and 2 children for working parents.
Live in; pvt. rm., small salary. XII.
9-O192. A27
G.H.W., good cook: live in; doctors
home; fond Of and experienced with
children; nice disposition; Al ref
erences required; excellent, perma-
nent position. Call WO. Silly:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. white;
live in; good references required
excellent salary. RIA. $500. 81
SPEND SUMMER at country estate
keeper; July Is to Sept. 15. Phone
5-4240. 8 am: to 5 pm. Mo19ddaN
,t th51Tsh . EEtday. Woman whit white.
plain cooking, g.h.w.; from July 10
Sept. TO-; at summer cottage; IN
Pine Orchard, Conn. $35 week.
Reply Box Abs, Star. -26
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FURNITURE

O4O4N4 OxGG
ATLAS FURNITURE GUARANTEES
IN WRITING THE BIGGEST
DISCOUNT WHICH MEANS
THE LOWEST PRICES
GUARANTEES LOWER
PRICES THAN DISCOUNT
HOUSES, SO-CALLED- 800.
WHOLESALE HOUSES
MILITARY SALES STORE
OF ANY NATURE AND
SALES OF ANY KIND
AND-NEW-COSTS LESS
Quality Bedroom Group
CONSISTING of dresser and mirfor,
chest, bed and Splice dresser BET
S68
Quality Living Room Group
Consisting of dual-purpose sofa (st-
tractlVe living room piece by day,
comfortable bed at night, 7 chair,
end tables, | coffee table. > smok-
ers, : pictures and table lamps
and shades. Complete for
STA
QUALITY FURNITURE FOR
EVERY ROOM IN THE HOME
LARGE SELECTION OF
MANY NATIONALLY
KNOWN BRANDS OF FURNITURE
Although ATLAS FURNITURE price,
are based on cash selling. easy
monthly credit terms may be ar.
ranged with no money down.
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AIR CONDITIONER
CIOSE-OCT
AIR CONDITIONERS

AND CONSOLE MODELS,
USED. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION,
READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE;
GE, WESTINGHOUSE. CARRIER,
OTHER MAKES, $50 AND UP. FREE
PARKING AND DELIVERY. MAN
HAITIAN OFFICE EQUIP. $50 NEW
YORK AVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

MOTHER to help In children's salt
water camp near Boston in ex-
change for her child at camp. state
Box 4026, D. c.
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MIscELLANEous FOR SALE
Bldg. Materials
USED
LUMBER-BRICKS
nOOpC HIrrKnnHIIC

DOORS-WINDOWS
RECOMMENDATIONS
ALSO MANY BARGAINS IN
NEW AND USED BLDG.
ITEMS FROM HUNDREDS
OF WRECKING JOBS.
GENERAL WRECKING CO.
come m AND BROWSE AROUND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-25

NATIONALLY FAMOUS cos
metic company is seeking two
excellent type women for Q
high level sales management
position; salary and commits
sion will start over $4,000
annually; must possess the fol-
lowing qualifications.
Age 2S-45: attractive and
neat personal appearance: free
to relocate in Pennsylvania or
VirRinia: sound educational
background; experience in per-
sonnet work, management or
supervision: own and operate
car. Give full details first let
ter. For interview, write Box
449-S, Star.
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Real Estate Salesman

WANTED - Experienced real estate
salesman. Must have proven sales
and nearby Maryland. Ample adver-
Using, listings and assistance in
closing deals. $4,000 per year to
right man. Call the sales manager,
Realtor- Builder. EN- $4,000. -25
REFRIGERATION MECHANIC-Need
young man with expert ability
and exper. in service work. Apply
by phone only for apt. between 2
am. and 4 am. Mon. Ii. 3-14OO'
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AIR Condolences

Admiral, "a hip, de luxe. flush mount;
thermostat; list. S379.95; SPECIAL,
S249.5O; budget terms. E. D.. WILT.
1918 N. Moore. Arl.. Va. IA. 4-1311.
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ceivable occasion, SO Seaton pl NV.
Wash. D. c., tele. NO. 1876.
ANTIQUE EMPIRE SOFA, new wine
seat, $50. Good cond. IA. 2-4292.
ANTIQUE FURN.. love seat and 4
chairs. marble top hall tree. 2 pieces
of china. $50 N. Kansas ST.. Arl.,
AfNTTIIoUEs-Mah. chest of drawers,
tilt-top. inlaid table red base glass
s1S aeaers i Phone ' t. 'ys5 RsIS o
ASNRTRTtoiUEs-selected pieces. de desk.
chest, pr; early Wet chairs: Nielsen.
iSes tssle. 5e 4S2sS Sofa 7medal
lion CENTER. gentleman's chair. 2
side chairs, footstools. sofa and
chairs have grape carvings. $500;
Victorian mirror, Chippendale mir
s ssi s f!S'9 owN dEssr rugs
Pff.ii washers, ranges, re-
frigeratorS. ETC.; rent or buy. So
per month, full guarantee. DOWD'S,
PUMP. almost new, port
house trailer. $500. UN. 4-0o52.
BABY FURN.-High chair, Thayer:
n msts s SIacf both T new a SI5per
BABY FURN-Folding outside bed,
stroller and Baby Butler. JU; Z
BABY GsR woNDA CHAIR, complete:
$50. Call JU. 9-9436. .-27
GRAND s. 8" size. Re-
built and refinished Mahogany case.
For the discriminating buyer.
ST 495 Free delivery and matching
bench included.
HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV. Estab. 1879
-27
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BEDS. GOVT. SURPLUS
BEDROOM

BEDROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you posi-
tive savings of 20% to 1919
on new sample closeoutS.
Look at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed, chest. double
dresser and mirror: vas sl 5, 90;
dresser. mirror and chest, was
$169 so. now $119.5 so; fine quality
mahogany double bed. double dresser
mirror and chest on chest, was
$1,000. now S144.45: solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes, were 5000, now
$3.50. Guaranteed full 39-inch
Hollywood bed, was S69.5O' now
S4395
Many more bargains too numerous TO
mention. Open Thursdays I'll 9 pm
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
~r1 nv q
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PASTRY COOK
PHARMACIST. active COLLEGE store;

(WHITED
lst-class hotel, exper. only: good
sal. vacation with Day: ms: Dement'S
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PHARMACIST, active college store;
excel. salary; excel. working conds. |
oUiGLEY's PHARMACY. MA. s.
PLUMBER, Md. licensed. to install
material furnished. Ii. Eyes
PoRTEk, enersetic young colored
man to work in air conditioned store
am. to 1880 am, 4031 2Sth st.
s. shiTlingtOn business ctr Arl:s sS va
PRODUCE MEN, experienced. Apply
FSoD Store OFFICE, Sass Ben
PRRlEnsssE Err wool. with drivers license.
Must be experienced. Apply $50
PR fiR FL n'T Kluge pressman. Exper.
only; top wages. 1907 14th st. NV.
RADIO REPAIR MAN for auto radio
dept, must have extensive previous
experience IN auto EEcs Eadio saiary foT
right man. Aforementioned shop.
s%;Sday wk. or. 4-S4oO. KEss s.
REAL 2HHS' ESTATE SALESMAN, If you
are willing to work and need an
income of $4,000 a year this is
for you. We have an opening in our
active, fast moving; sales organlza-
ton for a man who can proouce.
Our own loan dept. to help on
financing. Most liberal commission
split in Northern Va. Call Mr.:
WAGNER for interview. ARFAX
REALTY, JE. 2-145O. -26
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Prince
Georges County branch of old down
town realtors office. builders. MIR.
WELLER, Salesmanager Dist. Hgts.
REAL ESTATE sALEsMEN-we will
personally train several new agents
for our Sc. office: full or part time
meet people make money. Call
Mr.. Forth for interview. 10. 8
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AMERICAN FLAG SET
$11.5O COMPLETE

Fourth Of July offer Of big 3'x5' flag
Government specifications. For lawn
display sets, add 81 for left. pole
and ground spike. Delivered in D. c.
area, postpaid outside. Send remit
lance to FLAGS for every con-
Wash. D. c., tele. NO. 7-6375.
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FURN.-AUCTION SALE

Friday night. June 25 at 8 pm
All new furniture will be auctionec
off to the highest bidder, consist.
ing of 2-pc. sectional sofas. Hide.
box springs. mirrors, dinette sets
chairs, bedroom suites and many
other pieces. Come out and Inspect
before the sale. BROTHERS FURNI.
TURE COMPANY WAREHOUSE, /
blk. from Baileys Crossroads o.
Seminary I'd ,JE 2-6QOO pr
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Serum Saves Laurel Man
After Two Brothers Die

Carroll Elder, So, Of Laurel,
Md, whose two brothers died
last week end of suspected ho-
tulism, rare and lethal poison
found in improperly canned
food. was reported out of danger
today.
DR.. John M. Warren, Mr.. Ed
ler's physician, said the danger
period Of -four or five days from
exposure" had passed. Mr.. Ed
Ter developed mild symptoms of
dizziness and paralysis, which
caused the death of his brothers,
but doctors said a special serum
flown to Baltimore from New
York probably saved him from
serious illness or death.
Carroll Elder was stricken aft
er the two brothers steadfastly
refused to be hospitolized. Le-
Roy Edler, 81, and John Elder,
"a. died soon after eating some
improperly sterilized home
canned vegetables last Friday.
They never were given the serum,
which was not received at Johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
In time to save them, doctors
said.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Grand Jury 0uizzes
Ex-Employe Of 0SS,
Identified as Red Soy

Donald Niven Wheeler, q for
mer employs. of the once oi
Strategic Services and identified
by Elizabeth Bentley as mem
ber Of a wartime Soviet espio-
mage ring in the Nations Cap
itaI. was questioned by Federal
grand jury here yesterday
He is the second person identi-
fed by Miss Bentley. confessed
former Soviet spy courier. as
having belonged to the Victor
Perlo espionage apparatus in the
194Os who has been brought be-
fore the grand Jury ii the past
few weeks. Harold CHASER, a
former Treasury Department Of
flcial. was questioned on Sep
tember 13.
Neither Justice Department at
torneys nor David Rein, counsel
for Wheeler, would discuss the
latter's testimony or say whether
he co-operated with the Gov
ernment.
The Justice Department. armed
with the new witness immunity
law, last month confirmed a
story In The Star that it was
taking another long. close look
at several World War II spy
rings.
Wheeler came to Washington
to work in the Treasury Depart
ment in 1940-41. When the war
started, he transferred to the
highly sensitive OSS. He worked
for the Government until 1916
and then moved to Sequin,
Wash. and became a dairy
farmer.
Last December, he took ref
uge In the 5th Amendment when
the House Committee on. I'm
American Activities questioned
him about his alleged member
ship in the Perlo spy group.
He Is q brother Of George
Shaw Wheeler. identified by Sem
ator Mccarthy as q Communist
agent" and o former Govern
ment employe who sought asy-
lum for himself and his family
In Communist Czechoslovakia in
April, 1850.
Evening star., 1954-10-15
Low Review Chooses
American u. Stuff

Melvin Hirshman has been
elected editor-in-chief of the
fall issue of American Univer-
sity's Law Review.
Others named to the staff are
Harold K. Mackey and Alfred T.
thompson, managing editors;
Robert P. Finzel and Billy j.
Tennery, associate editors; j.
Jack Ingram. index editor; Ken
meth Edmonds. military law edi-
tor: Emmanuel Lipscomb. book
review editor: Leonard L. Lip
shultz. advertising manager. and
James Cendoma and jeffrey
Petit, circulation managers.
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points were marked against him
during the next four months
giving him>a total sufficient for
automatic revocation. Deputy
Traffic Director Wallace l.
Braun. however, let him off with
a 3O-day suspension. since Mr.
Thomas sole occupation is cab
driving.
The hacker then asked for re-
consideration. AS a result he
received a 90-day suspension
This was the decision he took to
the Commissioners.
CamaIier FavOrs Leniency.
Commissioner Renah F. Cama-
lier spoke out for leniency. If
a man is in bad shape financially,
why cripple him for three
months?" Mr.. Camalier asked
He said he favors a 30-day
suspension.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
commented that the city heads
should not arrive at hasty de-
ciSion.
What we will be doing will
be setting a precedent since the
point system is so new. We want
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Ex-Prisoner of Reds Will Fly
ToSoviet Zone to Get Fiuncee

other attempts to bring the girl
here had failed.
He met pretty Inge Bremen.
26-year-old Austriane.when they
were both imprisoned. She was
released last autumn and dis
closed for the first time that
Mr.. Cox was a Russian prisoner.
He had disappeared four years
previously from the American
sector of Berlin. He said after
his release that he had been
drugged and kidnapped.
Mr.. Cox said he would fly to
his fiancee in Vienna and to
do this he must land in the Rus
sian sector of Vienna.
Il have to take the chance. It
doesn't look like there is any
other way" he said.
Mr.. Cox will get his discharge
from the Army by March IA. He
estimates he will get back pay
Of between $4,000 and $4,000 for
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Nd. U. 5uspends Classes
For Preinkerf Funeral

Afternoon classes at the Uni
versity of Maryland were sus-
pended today for the funeral of
Miss Alma H. Preinkert, the uni
versity's registrar, who was slain
by a prowler early Sunday.
The services we're to be at 3
pm. in the campus chapel. Deans
of the various colleges were to act
as pallbearers.
Miss Preinkert. So. of 1895
Chaplin street NV, was fatally
stabbed and her sister. Miss Al
vina Preinkert, so. was wounded
by the prowler who invaded their
home. She was reported in good
condition today at Garfield Hos
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City Heads Study
Policy on Suspension
OF Driver Permits

The District Commissioners to-
day were studying whether to
adopt a strict or lenient stand
against motorists whose driving
permits are suspended under the
point system.
The question arose yesterday
when Robert A.. Thomas, "a,
colored, a taxicab driver of 3377
Blaine street NE, appealed his
90-day suspension to the city
heads.
To-Day Suspension Earlier.
Mr.. Thomas accumulated Is
points for violations ranging from
ignoring stop signs to excessive
speed. Traffic Department records
show. He accepted a To-day sus-
pension last August after amass-
ing eight points. Another seven
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the four years he spent behind
the Iron Curtain.
The former Berlin military po-
liceman said he would spend six
weeks in Vienna. then come
home to make arrangements to
bring his bride back.
Mr.. Cox has the promise of
Senator Kerr. Democrat. Of Ok
lahoma, to help cut red tape to
get his bride. to this country as
soon as possible.
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to be sure it's the right prece-
dent" Mr.. Spencer declared. In
connection with the Thomas
case, he added, We've got too
many cab drivers anyway. These
fellows should drive carefully. I"