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ACCOUNTANT
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT

Young man.. 25-35 yrs.N Of age,
business school background and
some experience in credit work.
opportunity for advancement; g.
day, 40-hr week. No Saturday
work. Apply Personnel, Room sos,
Open weekdays - $500, and Sat.
9-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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RAYMOND A, VoLZ

OPERATING MANAGER
SCHLEISNER CO.
HOWARD AND SARATOGA STS.,
BALTIMORE l, ND. q
COOK. plain: references. For infor-
nation. cali ST. 3.7541. -31
COOK. SHORT ORDER, all-round
kitchen; must be steady. 2731
Bladensburg I'd. ne. 81
COOK, man highly qualified and ex-
perienced in restaurant business
willing to 60 in partnership or under
percentage basis Newly opening
Excellent opportunity for right man
Ia. g-4297, for appointment.
COUNTERAzAN to work at service
counter In electrical appliance serv.
ice station. Mechanically inclined
person with ability to serve the
public preferred. C. A. LEPPERT
914 Eye st, NV IL
CREDIT COLLECTION MGR, small
loan exper., for cheerful ONCE; pro-
gressive independent; good salary
working conditions; immed. open
ines. Call RA. 6-3624. --1
CREDIT MGR.--Thoroushly familiar
with installment business. Using
business MGR 1000. Take over
credit dept. in credit business about
5 years old. State your experience,
how long with each of 3 last em-
ployers, salary expected. Position
open only for steady. and sober
man. All replies confidential. Box
2C6-S,4 Star
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CAPTAIN. colored, Conn. ave-. res
taurant: experience absolutely
necessary; salary, $500 mo. plus
age etc. Box 206-S, Star. II
colored, 25-40, to work
with housekeeping group, II pm;
am. to pm. to Mr.. Weaver in
basement. EQUITABLE LIFE IN
SURANCE CO.. s16 14th st. NV.
CHECKER. part time. experienced
only; good pay and working con-
ditions. Apply BUCKINGHAM .SU-
PER MARKET, 1923 Rhode Islsnd
CHEF, excellent living quarters;
good working conditions; good pay.
Call La Plata 746l. -
CHEF AND FIRST COOK
Small hotel, catering to exclusive
clientele. good salary. employe
8 references. Box 202-S, Star. ---S1
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AUTO SALEsMEN-New cars: excel.
lent compensation plan. Demon
strator furnished. Company bene.
flts. Experience and local refer
ences required Call Mr.. DAVIS
IA. $4,000. between 10 am. and
AUTO SALES MANAGER ASST,
must be experienced and have abil-
tty to hire and train auto, sales
men; salary and bonus commen-
surate with ability. Call MIR. NOR
RIS. DI. 1896. for appointment.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re.
ceived by, the General Services Ad-
saty'ie sad 5 ssnst ssreets s'W. SY wasSiineton aSSSi
25, D., c., until / 900 pm. (E.D.S.Ti
August IL, 1855, and then pub
Icly opened to sell approximately
one acre OF salt marsh land on
western shore OF Mockhorn Island,
steel towers on property. Invita-:
tion to Bid Forms may be scured
BY writing Real Property Disposal
Division, Region 3. General Serv-
Ices Administration. Washington
Ok n G.
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Classified Ad Rates:
Locol Advertisers
8 Lines (Minimum)

One time, A6e line.
Three 10 six times eensseuflvsly, Ale
per line.
Seven times sonseevslvsly, 9Se per line
New automobiles. &c per ilns t4-lins
minimvm).
Spseioi Notices and Psrsonol, 5e per
line oddisionol.
ovt-of.sewn ruis. 6ee PET line soeh
insertion.
eluims for errors must he mode In time
for correction before second insertion
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HELp--MEN

AUTO. PARTS MAN--An expe-
rienced man, willing 70 work: vii vii
commission. Inside work. Excel
working conditions. Company bene-
fits offered. See Mr.. Herson, at
MANHATTAN AUTO. 7th and, R
AUTO PARTS MAN, to work in
Ford parts dept; 5-day week. va
cation with pay. group insurance
and other company benefits: ex-
DsriensssR per sRaSK Rssssssrz SNAP Apply Mr. sNr SsE-
1901 Good Hope I'd. SIC. al
AUTO SALESMAN. for large used
very good earning opportunity to
. hard worker; floor time every
Sesin, Sssi 0ed siLVER PEf pisP issPPRrNoaD oDpi AUTo 5
CITY. 1890 Ga. ave. JU. s-4535
AUTO SALESMAN. actual car expe-
rience not required. Training pro-
sd CAL hnd caSs sGHs FRp coRP
thesda, Nd. OIL. $4,000. ask for
Mr.. Russell. -3
AUTO SALESMAN, used-cn dept,
q new-car dealer: exper preferred:
excellent opportunity for right man:
paid vacation; drawing account;
Buick dealer STANLEY II HORN.
Err INC. Flcrida ave. ne. at 9th.
Mr. WEIGH. III. 6-6464.
AUTO SALESMAN, for used cars,
on very active lot: man must be
thoroughly experienced with excel
lent background: very good earn
tngs. RE1NES MOTOR CO.. 1910
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
AUTO SALESMAN--We need an ex-
per auto salesman who would like
to work on Q high percentage basis
where there is no other statesmen
good man TO make ma high Comm commissions I s
selling the new Packard and Clip
pers with the fabulous torsion level
ride. FOLLIN PACKARD SERVICE,
7201 Balto; ave-. College Park. Md,
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AUTO MECHANICS

WANTED EXPERIENCED cHEvRo-
sh MEchaaIes MESasNafs ARE A4RkAaiNd VIZ eakNsEf N
EXCESS OF Sl25 PER WEEK
APPLY IN PERSON, SEE Mr.. r
M. ALLIGooD, TOMS CHEVRo-
LET INC. 11212 CUNNINGHAM
DRIVE WHEATON. MD. PHONE
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CAB DRIVERS
Full or part time We instruct you
for hacker. test - Summer rates
BOB'S STUDIO
1871 18th St. NE. Ii. $500
1st-ciass mechanics.
for remodeling. with transp.. top
pay SMITHER a. CO, 1850 X
- Good pay, steady
work; must have new-house expe-
rience. Apply. ready. to work. B. q
c. CONSTRUCTION. Job: To reach:
turn left on North Portal dr., "a
Blk to Tamarack, right on Tama-
rack, IA blk. to verbena. right up
dirt road to job. RA. 3-SS33;
ewes. JU. $4,000. 81
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WOODWARD &
j LOTHROP

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER-Auto-
mobile exper.. 44-hr. wk., group
hosp, life insur.. paid vac, other
ment Appy Mp Patsne aqr odaN
tFORD). I'LL 18th st. NV.
ASSISTANT NEEDED-car neces-
sary. to train for position Of re-
sponsibility under direct supervision
Of manager. Earnings while train
ing around S75 weekly. Apply 1912
noon. 1116 o st. Sc. II
ASST. MANAGER TRAINEE
Travel SO States; expenses advanced
to start: avg. S75 wk. after train
ing. Mr.. Halstead, q. s. Empl. Svc.,
1724 r NV. t5th a. 10 anil pm.
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CARPENTERS

For sub b-contracting and piece work.
No limits on working hours or pay.
Lge. construction Job in Silver
Spring Wheaton area. Apply in per-
son DAN OSTROW CONSTRUC-
TION CO., 1924 Georgia ave-.
Wheaton, Md. -3l
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When answertRg adueytisemeafs
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
incloss original references photo.
graphs or other materials of per-
sonal VdiRe. Copies SerUe the DHS-
pose. Originals mag Get lost
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-
CLERK, white. must be able bodied.
thorough knowledge Of arithmetic,
good handwriting and willing to-
work: vacations and holidays paid
Apply f10 e st. NV. BEDELL'6.
CLERK-TYPIST, experienced: good
salary and working conditions;
must have excellent references.
See Mr.. Lawrence. A. p. WOODSON
co. 1913 H st. NV. al
COLLECTION MAN, experienced:
good opportunity: company bene-
fits. UNION LIBERAL CLOTHING
coLLECToR, part-time for estab.
route sc. WASHINGTON. Must have
car. Exper. not necessary. Call MI.
Ferguson. HO. 2-2104 Sunday
CoLLECToR-Part time. for estab.
route IN Va. suburbs. Must have
yisnna. Exp. not Necessary. Call
MR. FERGUSON, Hobart 2-2104,
sunday. IL 70 Z Pm.
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CONTROLLER

Competent to assume full response
once functions. Credit and collec-
ti0n experience desirable. Supply
all pertinent information In let
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HELPMEN
RAKER

son. SENATE INN. 5704 Marlboro
pike Sc: must have references:
BARTENDER, full time. exper; refs
PACIFIC RESTAURANT, 1923 8.
Capitol St. bet. 1-5 pm. -Sl
BARTENDER. expert mixer; wife,
no children: live in: open year
round; go mi. from D. c. on Patux-
Great Mills b454. Il
BEAUTY OPERATORS - Marvellous
opportunity for expert hair stylists
genial shop: comfortably air condi-
toned. LILLIAN CRAMER, Ills
18th st. NV, co. 5-4043.
BLACKSMITH, experienced In orna-
mental iron works. FRED 8. GICH-
ENER IRON WORKS INC, 1914
Gath st. NV. II
BOAT REPAIRMAN. versed in hull
and engine work. May be done
spare time Can also use pilot for
long cruises. Man over 40. Box
459-S, Star.
ROOKKEEPER, to take compl. chge.
lge. retail store office; top salary
ability. BOX 1878. Star. .
BOOKKEEPER-AssIsTANT to ONCE
manager: air-cond. office. parking
facilities. Fails Church-Baileys
Crossroads area. State age. educa-
ton; eSperisnee, and salary de-
BKkPRTYpisT, Sslsf ~ ST.; expsr' ssar only, local
refer. required; permanent position.
5-day week; all company benefits.
Open salary. PRICE REFRIG. CO..
3120 Ga. ave. NV.
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AutOmobile Service Mgr,


SUBURBAN MARY
LAND CHEVROLET DEALER HAS
OFFER 70 ANYONE QUALIFIED
TO MANAGE A VOLUME SERVICE
RTENcE ENss IN IN CHEVROLET ! FACTORY
PROCEDURES AND GUARANTY
ESSENTIAL. EXCELLENT SALARY
AND INCENTIVE PLAN. APPLY
AlTEL1aoob' AZ esaN l1sis 1A cuMNhN;1NdHAM Mh;1
DRIVE, WHEATON, MD. 81
AUTOMOBILE USED CAR MANA.
GER.--Volume Big. 81 dealer has
need for experienced. capable used
car manager, to operate lot located
on automobile row on Wisconsin
ave in Bethesda. Rteht proposition
for man who has proven record
See Mr.. Cissel. DIVER MOToF
CO., 1880 Old Georgetown rd.
Bethesda. OIL. 4-7300. 81
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Credit and Collection
MANAGER

Leading automotive concern has
immediate opening for personable
ambitious young man 25-32 with
some credit and collection ex-
perience, good record and refer
ences desirous of further excel
lent training and supervision.
not required. 51a days, good start
ing salary and company benefits.
Apply Box 467-S. Star. II
DENTAL TECHNICIANS-We have
openings for exper. persons in all
phases of laboratory procedure.
Top salary, pleasant working cond.
We require a trial at your conven-
ience In your preferred phase Of
work. Ali replies confidential and
our employees know of this ad,
Write stating exper.. type of work
preferred and expected starting
salary. Box 244-L. Star.
DENTAL TECHNICIANS wanted,
with exper. Call KE. S-4686.
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AwNINcs-sToRM WINDOW M
STAIL,ERS, piece work or hourly
rate with guaranteed minimum
wage, steady work year round;
apply in person Mon. through Fri.
from o am. to II am. WEATHER.
GUARD ALSco. INC. 1871 14th
st. NV.
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CARPENTERS

N111t1 I4V i 1I1G0
Needed for a long Job; $40 day,
6-day week: 3 sample houses now
being constructed on Persimmon
Tree rd, across from Congressional
Country Club, / mile north Of Mac
Arthur blvd. See foreman on Job.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
Auto Salesman

We. need another hard working
salesman to sell 1856 Fords. Auto
experience not necessary-sales
experience must. High earnings
for q real producer. Training
session now in progress. Contact
Mr.. Shaw. 10 am. to 12 Mon
day and Tuesday.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west hwy. Silver Spring.
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ASSISTANT
Restaurant Manager

For first class department. restau-
vancement. Good starting salary.
Department store hours. Apply Mr..
Demery. mailing room,
THE HECHT co.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
AUTOMOBILE
MECHANICS

Must be thoroughly experienced.
Excellent conditions. paid vaca-
tions, five-day week. hospita liza tion,
sickness and accident benefits. Ex-
cellent salary and bonus setup.
Apply In person. See Mr.. Armon
At BENDALL PONTIAC, 1928
AUTO PAINT HELPERS, TAPPING and
sanding; must be experienced; g.
324f r. !. ave-. nj. Rainier. s~S
AUTO PARTS MAN, 70 work In
parts dept; man with General
Motors parts exper. pref. See Mr..
spiceE, oURrsMAN CHEvRoLET.
610 III %. ne. --81
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To Place q
Star Classified Ad
Sterling $4,000

Closing Hours:
MONDAY EDITION. 8 PM. Sunday
TUES. to FRI, 3 PM. Day Before
SATURDAY EDITION, 10 PM. FRI.
SUNDAY EDITION, 10 Pm. Friday
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BUYER
COATS, SUITS, DRESSES
BOX 479-S. STAR
CAB DRIVERS

CAB DRTVERS-Yellow Cab of s. g..
no exper, neces.. 21-f0 yrs Apply
Piney Branch and Flower ave-,
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Phone TU. 2-6800

EMERSON RESEARCH LABORATORIES
70l Lamont st. NV, Washington 10, D. c.
A DIVISION or mGxRsoN RADIO b PHoNooRArH CORP.
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DIRECT SALES
PERSONNEL

Unusual opportunity, executive sales
men Ins 7, al ana (. salesTomen n. to sssume
basic training during our ex-
pansion program. Also student
and part time personnel and those
who have never sold before.
Interviews BY appointment only. ST.
3-1406. ST. 3-1406, Mr.. Sprouse.
administrator, from 10 to 4 daily.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Pine Chips Used
In Making Paper

BERLIN, N. H., Oct. 20 R1.--
The Brown Co.. papermakers. has
announced development OF a
process that makes usable paper
pulp out Of pine chips hitherto
discarded by sawnlills.
A. E. Harold Fair, Brown Co.
president, said yesterday the firm
is producing pulp now from chips
swept UP from its own sawmills
and some in Bethel. South Paris
and Norway, Maine. De-barking
logs before they are sawed pro-
vides clean" chips as well as
boards.
Mr.. Fair also said a steady
fiow Of pine chips to Berlin for
pulp-making has been arranged
with the Wilmer Wood Products
Co. Of Norway. Mr.. Fair and
Joseph r. Wilmer. president Of
Wilmer Products. described the
development as "the most for
ward commercial move In the
conservation Of New England
forests in many years" They
pointed out that fewer trees need
be cut down to produce given
amount Of pulp.
Evening star., 1955-10-20

its requirements concerning
travel and other activities Of
aliens in such circumstances.
The IA aliens were represented
by two attorneys yesterday.
The ACPFB statement assert
led that the supervisory parole
system for such aliens facing
deportation is "administratiyely
|tyrannical." The committee has
long been a target Of various
congressional committees inves-
tigating Communist activities.
Attorney General Browneil sew
|eral months ago petitioned the
Subyersive Activities Control
Board to rule that the organiza-
ton was q Communist controlled
group subject to registration and
other requirements under the
lie52 law. Board hearings have
not yet been completed.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Wife Rejected Divorce,
Murder Trial Is Told

lJail three days after the shoot
ling. at the request Of the United
States attorneys ONCE, was
called as the FIRST defense wit
mess.
Under questioning by Defense
Attorney T. Emmett Mckenzie
Or. Epstein declared he believed
|it would have been very difi-
cult" for Harrison at the time
|of the shooting to have weighed
matters as he normally would
Under cross examination by Mr.
Mclaughlin. DR.. Epstein testi-
fled Harrison was not psychotic
when he examined him and said
he did not believe the defendant
ever was psychotic.
Attorneys B. d. Parker and
William b. Bryant are with MIR
Mckenzie defending Harrison
Judge Richmond B. Keech Is pre-.
siding.
Evening star., 1955-10-20

A United States park police
man today told District Court
that the wife he is charged with
staying refused to give him a
divorce because she said II was
her security"
Matthew Harrison, 81. faces
two counts Of first degree MUIR
der-the Staying Of his wife and
her companion, James B. john
son. jr.. 20. last May 81. AL are
Colored.
Testifying in his own defense,
the policeman said he had re-
peatedly asked Mr.. johnson to
stay away from Mrs. Harrison.
He testified to following Q taxi
cab driven by his wife and carry
ing Mr.. johnson and forcing 1t
to the curbing. He said she
asked him: ".Are you crazy? "
Says He Recalled Events Later
After that, Harrison said. he
did not remember Immediately
what had happened but slowly
recalled events afterwards. he
testified that he had no intention
Of doing anyone any harm as he
first approached the taxicab.
The officer was on duty at the
time Of the shooting. He said
te had his service revolver with
hifn as required by regulations
The policeman testified that
his wife sometimes would stay
sway from home for three days
at q time. Asked II he had even
discussed divorce with her. he
replied In the Affirmative and
added:
"She told me she wouldn't give
me q divorce because ] was heI
security"
He said he repeatedly tried
10 get his wife to stay at home
because their children were being
neglected. There are six Harri.
son children. he testified, the
oldest is and the youngest Z.
The defense contends Harrison
was temporarily unbalanced
mentally at the time Of the
shooting and acted under ''ir-
resistible impulse. =
The prosecution has no eye
witness to the actual shooting
However, statements allegedly
made TO police in which Harri-
son admitted the shooting were
read to the jury yesterday by
Assistant United States Attorney
Arthur j. Mclaughlin.
Late yesterday, Or. Leon j
Epstein, Q psychiatrist. who first
examined Harrison at District
Evening star., 1955-10-20
NETHERL LANDS QUEEN IN ANTILLES
INAACP Ends Drive
For Widow Here

The National Association for
the Advancement Of colored
People announced today 1t has
closed the Embarrassing campaign
for the family Of Nelson E. Mar
shall. slain by q policeman last
July. with o total Of $2.l25.9S
contributed.
Mr.. Marshall was shot last July
lby Pvt. James E. Barnes, who
was acquitted of a manslaughter
charge by a Jury Tuesday. Pvt.
Barnes testified he shot Mr.. Mar
shall, sitting in the cab Of q
ltrailer-truck, when the driver
grabbed his nightstick and at
tempted to hit him.
The NAACP said $752.l7 of the
fund was turned over directly TO
1.-THE widow, Mrs. Florie Marshall,
for current expenses and that
the remaining $l,373.81 was used
Ito reduce the second mortgage on
her home at 1900 Fifty eighth
avenue. Chapel Oaks. Md.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Immigration Aides Deny
BorrinqAIiens FromC court

The immigration Service to-
day disputed q protest BY the
american Committee for Protec-
ltion Of Foreign Born that II
Communist aliens facing depor-
Itation were refused permission
Ito attend Supreme Court argu-
lments on their case.
The high court late yesterday
heard arguments and took under
ladvisement the appeal Of the Il
from Immigration Service orders
flor close supervision Of their &C
Itiyities until the Government d
liable to deport them. Thus far
Ithe service hAssheen unable e
Ifind any country willing to &C.
lcept them.
The American Committee fol
Protection Of Foreign Born
listed by the Attorney General
las a subversive organization and
currently involved In q Sub
lversive Activities Control Board
ease, asserted that the II sought
permission to travel from New
York to Washington for the
court session. Under the 1885,
internal Security Act provision
for such Supervisory parole
Ialiens cannot travel more thar
$50 miles without formal appii.
cation and permission.
Only Three Seek Permission
| An immigration Servic,
spokesman said here today. how.
lever. that only three persons for.
lmally applied for permission sew
Ieral weeks ago. One Of them
Felix Kusman. was allowed Il
make the trip. OF the other two
Anna Taffier, although one Of ths
Evening star., 1955-10-20

liner tax consultant. filed for
probate In District Court today.
An identical amount was left
to the Salvation Army and the
Shrine Hospital for Crippled
Children in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Manning died of q heart
attack at his home. 4700 Warren
street NV, last Sunday. He was
|7S years old and q widoWer. he
left no children.
Other bequests, from the esti-
mated total estate of $330,000,
Evening star., 1955-10-20

Ialiens In the case. was not under
the travel ban. The third. iden-
titled as Henry Eggers. was not
. party to the case.
Originally the immigration
Service refused the three requests
as not having important justin
cation. On further study. the
Kusman request was granted and
no barrier was put in the way oi
THE other two persons. The i'm
migration ofiicial said he did moi
know whether any Of the three
attended the Supreme Court ses-
sion yesterday.
Question Parole Power
The case heard by the high
court did not deal with the de-
Iportation ruling against the IA
The main question was consti-
tutionality Of the supervisory
parole section Of the law ant
Evening star., 1955-10-20

included $4,000 to Cathedral
Masonic Lodge No. 40. Of which
he was a past master: $1,000 to
each of three brothers, $500
to each Of 10 nephews and nieces,
I$3, 500 to q friend. William A.
Craig. jr., Of Rockville, and q
5000 trust fund to Matte
Harris, 2914 South Eighteenth
street. Arlington, q former SER
want. The viii and the petition
for probate were filed BY Attor-
lney Godfrey L. Munter.
Evening star., 1955-10-20
Police Boys Club
IWiIIed $4,000

The Metropolitan Police Boys
Club is TO receive approximately
$82, 900 under the terms Of the
will Of J. Webster Manning, for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-04

officials have reviewed tn e
Governments crop insurance
and war risk insurance pro-
grams with a view to using them
as a pattern for flood insurance.
What we want is a system
OF flood insurance that the in
surance' companies will be able
to offer persons living in po-
tential flood areas at rates that
are within the means of the
people" Mr.. Cole declared.
Six insurance executives who
will confer with the housing
chief are members of a newly
formed Housing and Home FL
nance Agency FLOOD Disaster
Advisory Committee" which
Mr.. Cole heads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-04

Two young brothers working
hard at their new trade Of stick
'em up" ended their first day yes
terday with three robberies and
one arrest, police reported.
George Gray. 70. who runs an
sll-night grocery at 1911 Rhode
Island avenue NE, reported a
blond young man got $50 from
his store till around 4:30 am.
yesterday. Mr.. Gray said the
boyish bandit had his hand in
his pocket as though holding a
gun. :.
At $40 o'clock last night. Fur
man Allen. %, colored, 1915 D
street NE, reported the second
holdup. He said a young blond
man entered his taxicab in the
400 block of Rhode Island avenue
NE. acting as though he had a
pocketed pistol. The assailant
got $24.
One hour later another
hacker. Leonard Wood, %,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-04
Girl Runaway in Wheel Chair
Found in New York Hotel

NEW YORK. Sept. 3 (R.-An
18-year-old girl, crippled from
infancy by polio and missing
from her home at Norwalk,
Conn, since Thursday, was
found tonight in a New York
hotel. She had tired of her
runaway plan and called her
mother to come and get her.
Dorothy Roe. almost totally
on a wheelchair, had
moved to Norwalk recently with
her family from New Rochelle,
N. Y. She told relatives she
feared going to a new high
school, where she had no friends.
On Thursday Dorothy called a
taxi and went to the Norwalk
station. Passengers and a train
man helped her aboard and she
came to New York. The train
man wheeled her in her Wheel
chair into the stations con-
course. She said Thanks a lot"
and disappeared.
Her distraught parents called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-04
Flood Insurance
Conference Set

Federal Housing Administra-
tor Albert NJ. Cole viii meet
here with insurance industry
executives next Thursday to try
to work out some form of food
damage insurance for private
home owners.
Mr.. Cole said the conference
was called because Of losses in
Cured during the recent flood
disaster by home owners who
had not been able to get in
surance coverage.
He said food insurance has
not been available because in
Surance companies have main
tanned that the risk against loss
could not be spread over a wide
enough base to make claim pay
|ments financially feasible"
However. the Administration,
he said, wants to try to work
out something to end "this
seemingly needless type of flood
tragedy" AS one step. he said,