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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

1888 10th ST. N.W.--Businesswc
flrn modern baths. NO. 7-9669.
WILSON HOUSES. Excel. rms, sgles.,
S35-$40-S45: dbles., $25-S30-S35
PVT ~ p; $50; daily. Ss. AID. 2-9296'
pvt. home: 2 adults. NO. 7-sea5.
DUPONT CIRCLE--Room for gentle
man; use Of lily. rm.. .kit. and phone:
l73S Rigs pl. NV, Ho, 2-S936.
'D0WNToWN--Clean, extra spacious.
dbls.; ldry;: ~ priyiis;; 81 per per-
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP..Fxtra.
lse, front. bedrm.. nicely furn.: pvt.
home: cg. or 2 girls; Sf5 mo. tn.
$3.50 ssth ST. NV. corner Porter
stb-Nicely furnished single room;
home h ne. sn % surroundings ~ win hays to
DOWNTOWN, a2S g OIL. NV: "a blk.
to Woodward & Lothrop's. Each rm.
equipped with refrigerator. 81 up.
1888 PARK RD.--Lovely rms, young
sefV i parkins 81 ls st 'h By ss asd
IN RETIRED PHYSICIANS HOME
Attractive coy room; convenient;
references. RA. 6-20ss reasonable.
LOVELY STUDIO RIM. with running
water. windows, new furniture,
refgr:; newly redec. 1928 18th
AScRiooisSs sTATLER-Lse. corner rms.
Twin beds, adjacent showers. Sgle,
$3.50 f fpsHo A9s goi si t. From FROM NJ.
for empi. gentleman; semipyt., fuii
bath transp; WO. 6-b908. 30
SHoRERAM VIC. 3210 Klingle I'd
shower tT GENTLEMAN exsIy hove No. a9 ss1s U.s.
sso5 ONTARIO RID. N.w.-A bright,
CHEEKY room with running water:
practically downtown. needs .
bath Pat ~, ,h fSsS clean access 70 ~;
SEQ '' M Nj AVE xfsA N.%-Earse.
single attrac. room. with large .ce-
dar closets: mr. shopping center:
cow. transp. Very reasonable;
Igos cRrTTENDEN sr.-AttaS.c.
front rm;, twin beds. pvt. bath.
llpddrTys.o privils.; COW. transp. RIA.
MXsYTaih FuRN. FRONT. nm w With
PVT bath. For I or q gentlemen.
b20S Colorado ave NV. RA. 3-s460.
12s LoNGFELLow Nw,--sgie. ley rm.
tisman. s2s mo. RR. s.6sbS. Ego
CONN, -CATHEDRAL AvES.--Besuti-
bath: quiet home. Hudson 3.sss4
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 17i< New
Hamp. ave.-Newly decorated rooms.
. p1is ssTyiss IHi0 :3, .sssa; go,
rhDr0rtAF. rant rNQEnnNhla. aRHlu.
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
BABY CHICKS AND POULTs., wirth.
more feed and poultry supplies,
JAMES FEED STORE. 6l9 K St
NV, Me, S-00S9.
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ANYWHERE

2457-61 18th ST. NV.
Opposite Ambassador Theater)
Open Ewes, Mon, Thurs. and Fri.
HATHTUBS. new and used; basins
toilets At lowest prices. BLOCKS
R t5ts Lee s hTyl; u AoG sTssGs ?
driers. p.w. mach, dresser 4
foot stools. Good cond. sl26.o "a.
BKDRM. SUITE, Ape. mod, matt,
spg.. S145: sofa, slip covers. $45;
chaise 'ongue, $50. EN-. 2-3517.
BICYCLE. schwinn. black phantom,
like new: fully equip, incl. hand
brake. SIS. RIA. 3-3124 after 5 pm.
BICYCLES-The latest English and
American models Also rebuilt"
bikes and repair service. Trade-ins
accepted. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE
STORE Wis. ave. at Que St. AID. 2
0100. In Arl., Va. PARKWAY .CY-
Gle & HARDWARE CO.. Lee hwy
at N, Kirkwood I'd. ia, 5-S122.
BLOWER EXHAUST PEERLESS. Mode
3BB; h.p., 5400 CSM. Very good
rnnd g11h TIL p-0I05
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
From wrecking Of o. s. Govt.
Housing Projects
PRICES 81 ,ASHED

lSppVSlbC NAVAL LtNdStaICAl LauoA htOla
Phone 10. l-3443
BULLDOZER TRACTOR, TD-2f ant
Is. yard scraper: $4,000. Cal
IcAICGLAToRs. comptometer. $50
Monroe, S75. Burroughs. sos. Rem.
ington, S165, Remington calculator
model 80 rebuilt. $3.50. CENTRAL
2019 14th st. NV. "a
CAMERA, Retina TIC, Incl. carrying
case and fash attachment. $1b(
or best offer. 10. 2-S7Ol. Al
CAMERAs--Price, quality. guarantee
seryice--you can't beat BRENNER
923 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 7-2434
Cash REGISTER, National electric
6-drawer. 6-total. viii yalidat,
tickets or throw receipts. $3.50. Cal
NO. 10000. Between o and $50
CASH REGISTERS. National Al
condition. $50. New r. c. Allen
Si6g.bO. Repairs and rentals, al
makes. CASH REGISTER sALEt
AND SERVICE. 2019 14th ct. NV
CHAIN HOSTS, CYCLONE, Model NJ
" ton: $3.50. Yale Model 3BB
J. ton; sos. Cyclone Ratchet Type
ton; s2s.b0. All good cond. tn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

Spray BOOTH. BNKs. With ex;
mo-. SIS. best oder. cost 5000 new,
TX 3-092s. -22
TABLE, teakwood. hard carved. round
40-in diameter; collectors item
En-. 3-6546. -25
TARPAULiNs: i0xi2. $1,000; lOxI4
SIG 90. 6xS. 81 so We set the pace
others copy Drop cloths. paper, 81
cloth. S3b0: canvas. GIcHNER
25I3 N st NV. Elk. 3-3527
TELEvIsI0N. new 1885 models
you have cash and want Q terrinI
deal. see Us now. PARAMOUNT CO.
2202 Ga ave. NV Free parking
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CHAIRS

CHAIRS
Government surplus - Metal bar
stools, S4.95 each. Heavy-duty cap
tain's chairs, S9.a5 each. Folding
chairs. section OF 3, $3.50 per Sec
ton New chrome chairs. red up
holstered, sos each, N. FRANK
a SON, 4l4 Third st. NV, Elk. g.
CHEST, Chinese camphorwood.
yacht chairs EN-, 2-343O, Pc
CINDER BLOCKS. 5000 and 5000
bricks; new very good cond. Saw
CONSTRUCTION EQPT.
FOR SALE OR RENT-EASY TERMS
Rebuilt--A-1 Condition
Caterpillar Auto Patrol No. ~
Caterpillar DIS Bulldozer
Caterpillar scraper. Model 80
wrnfASSss' i cSEsTR Rw il9s co.
BOZ l4b. BALTIC. 20. Nd.
Murdoch $4,000
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ANTIQUES

I14N 4<E ~ Ala
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture. etc.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
To. 2-2.27 RA. 3-760S
ASSORTED PLUMBING SHOP TOOLS.
BABY cAKRIAGE, twin. Thsyer.
Reasonable. JE. $4,000. -2l
BABY CRIB. expensive make, good
cond.; new Kantwet innerspring
mattress; baby butler, excel. cond !;
very reas.; will give to purchaser, q
stroller in good cond. and many
large. expensive toy vehicles: call
JU. 7-TS54 after 9 pm. Al
BABY CRIB, large maple, good cond.
SIS or best offer. High chair, good
cond., So JU. 5-2321. ewes. I'll
BABY CRIB and mattress, carriage
and mattress. Taylor Tot; bassinet.
swing set, LII. 4-7092.
BABY FURNITURE-Crib. dble. drop
side. positions; Kant-Wet mat
tress, blue plaid CARRIED. adjust.
canopy, carriage mattress, leather
car chair. Trtmble alum. bathinette,
sterihzer, baby hamper, Storkline
high chair: excel. quality; SAB. 10.
BABY FURNITURE, bought. sold,
rented and EXCHANGED. Clothing and
bric-a-brac on consignment. GOOD
AS-NEW SHOP ia T-S52o -22
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CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EFFICIENCY APIS.

A. recently completed. firsproof bufld-
ing, beautifully decorated and fur.
uished BY Dorothy Draper.
oAILA RATES REDUCED ron Ex-
WITHOUT LiNfNs Oh NAipS sERV.
ICE OR 5000 PER MONTH WfTH
LINEN AND MAID sERvici.
Year.found air conditioning, seers-
tariAl service; sun deck oyerlookina
entire city. ampli1er master teiss
vision antenna system; garage fa-
eilities' AZ min. from white House.
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
tconsinusd On sszs psss5
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TELEVISION SALE
SHOP SLATTERY's AND SAVE
2l-in. 1855. table model Tvs In fac
tory cartons. Very famous make.
List. -$1s9.95. sensationaliy slashed
$99.50
WASHER-DRYER SALE
Fully automatic. famous-make wash
ers, 1854 models. in factory crates.
Regularly S299.50. now sensations
ally priced at only
$114.50
Electric and gas dryers, sos and
S12s, Your choice Of famous make.
thoroughly reconditioned automatic
washers and dryers: many late
models: look like new. Prices start
$29
SLATTERY'S
OPEN EWES. TIL o; SAT. TIL 6
4S09 Wis. Ave. NV. KE. 7-l500
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TOOLS

hoes. shovels. picks, mattocks. 81;
hammers, SOC; eords. Sl.35; can
yIfaeAsasi c iHSRlRs. a ssEs x e nov 6.S
TRACTOR, Leroy tyne los. With in
equip. with front-end loader; good
cond. throughout. S1,9e5. tn. 2
0l05.
TUX. 4oxL; after six; new model.
like new. lightweight. Call IA g.
1926, ewes.
Tv, RcA 81. 9 mos old. excel. cond !;
Marine oflcer being transferred;
best offer. BOX 213-Y. Star. 20'
TY. Al condition: sacrifice. SIS; e21
VACUUM CLEANERS. singer upright
value. now S3a.5 SINGER SEW
ING MACHINE CO.. 342l Conn.
ave. NV. EN-. 3-4244. pa
VACUUM CLEANER, guaranteed for
life. Call VIII 6-S979 for demon
stration in your own home. You
VACUUM CLEANERS
Good stock Of used reconditioned
vacuum cleaners. $4 so UP. All ma.
tionally known brands. substantial
savings on floor models and dem.
constructors Of Kenmore tank and
upright cleaners. Used vacuum mo-
IS while they last. Free home trial
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Wis. Ave. at Albemarle NV.
$500 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
oil Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

RIDER, male, to San Antonio, Tex.
leave D. c. April "a pm. will arrive
Thurs. share expenses; refs. HU.
$3.50. 6 to 8 pm. --22
ST. LOUIS VIA COLUMBUS, leaving
this week end; take passengers
Call ia. A-4O4h ewes.
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OFFICE FTJRNITURE

SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM U. 5.
aq RiHE pfn IaEE a aAEf pEsks sDg sfs
AND UP; BANK OF ENGLAND
CHAIRS. SO; STEEL POSTURE
CHAIRS, So; TABLES, BOOK
E TsoiMif sHvISN fSCK up T1 70 cs s2S
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKfNG
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. co.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE!
Desks. Files. Tables. Chairs. Whole.
sale or retail quantity. D. C. SUR.
PLUS SALES. Gil New Jersey ave
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EXCAVATING

ENCHANTING
LA. 6-1259. ANY TIME
"a
FENCE, chain link and all types Of
wood. No down payment and 80 mos
installation. cali JU. S.l25S.
STONE. CEMENT pa.
tics, walls, steps. etc Free estimate
Call JERRY, LU l-4756
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ADDING MACHINES - Underwood
ELECTRIC. $3.50; Monroe. Sl25; Co
$50. CENTRAL, 2019 18th st. NV
AIR coNDITIoNERs. a hip. factory
field cartons, 1854 models. $3.50 30
st. NV. CO. 5-959S. ga
AIR-COND., Mitchell 2.-ton de luxe
S125; GE portable dishwasher. S65,
JE, 1858. 20
AIR CONDiTIONERs. new 1865 unit
at terrific preseason prices for cash
buyers. PARAMOUNT. CO., 2202 Ga
ave NV. Free parking.
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CRANE. Linz raEna.t.r, yith soft.
D I.s7s ~ c. sysss; sys.. ~ si es:
approx. ) cts, Se55. LIVINGSTON
q co. 1923 4 st. NV. NE e-52oS.
DESK. sPNEr. matching chair. solid
pahoE.: IardToee trgpk; baby scale
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MIlfE0GRAPHs, electric A. B. Dick,
print. Demonstration. $50; A. 3.
Dp tsk 5!R, sS7feed electric. SIPS;
MOTORS, bought, sold. exch.; all
makes; lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO.. 2473 Sherman ave: NV.
NEW Cash REGIsTER-RA. e-4312
after pm. 2Is
OFFICE EQUIP, desks. chairs, files,
supply cabinets. tables. safes, type
writer's. add machines Everything
for the once" CIRCLE, TAI 18th
NV. DI. 7-7372: Sun, CO. 5-4625.
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liz 10th ST. NV. -,
OPPOSITE THE sTATLER HOTEL
Nicely furn.,. modern bldg. elevator
mgr. on premisss Or csii ia. seess sss.
A. McKEEVER CO., INC.
l7S2 x st. NV. st. $500
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GALVESTON
APARTMENTS

NICHOLS AVE. AND GALVESTON
PLACE. convenient to Boiling Field.
NRL. downtown-Brisht nicely dec
Galveston pi.: liy. rm., bedrm'. I'll.
nette, full-sized KIT. and pastel tile
bath; 500 so mo-, furn.. incl. All
utils. Resident maanRer on premises.
~ Galveston pl. s,w. 10. 3-42S6.
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DINING I'M. SUILE, eomplefe l0-pc.,
walnut finish; SIS or best reas,
offer. RA. 6-0901. I'll
DINING ROOM SUITE. mahogany,
condition. SIS. See at $40 Swami
I'd. Suitland, Md. al
DINING ROOM SUITE, jr. size, 2.
pc. walnut. Good condition. $125
LU. 2-l154. I'll
DIN. RIM. SET. French Prov, cherry
brsnd-new, buffet, china, table.
LEVENTHAL'S FURNITURE CO.
1880 9TH st. NV. HU. $4,000
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Attractive and newly furnished, com.
plstely redecoratsd. ! bedroom. Nv.
rm., picture windows, ample closet
space, laundry facilities; conyeni-
ent to bus and shoppinR center,
once on development. 1900 2bth
st, Sc, 10 2-013b an
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Chillllm Manor

NV. Mo. ave.-N. Cap. st.-Nicely
pedan n sDts i S's mod IsSSS 3d. ir. :1 s:
and closets. carpeted hall, fast
transp: 70 dntown: RA. 3.44b4. PA
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HELp-MEN AND WOMEN

ADVERTISING MAN OR WOMAN to
time. day or nisht. Box 4lS-c.
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THE PARKWAY
1920 CONN. AVE. NV.
Beautifully furnished full-size, 4.
bedrm. apt. foyer. living rm., bed.
rrn.. kitchen and dinette. switch
board secretarial service. Very
convenient location: only $lO9 80.
See resident manager for inspection.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
A BIG DAY IN THE VIRGINIA HORSE COUNTRY

THE HORSE may be on the
Il way out in many parts
Of the country, but in the
Virginia countryside he's a
weekend king all year round.
Known since Colonial times
as horse country" the Old
Dominion still carries on the
tradition with all types of
horse events. At Middleburg,
for instance, where these pic
lures were made, thorough
bredS from Kentucky and
other "horSe" States got their
first real taste Of steeplechas-
ing before going North to the
famous Belmont races in New
York. Local owners brought
out their favorite mounts and
pitted them against the sleek
racers from down South.
Now, as summer rolls around,
horse fanciers turn their at
tention to shows. Scheduled
for today, as a matter of fact,
Is one of the best equine
events to be held in this area.
It's the Potomac Hunt annual
horse show (see cover and
page q. There will be hunter
and jumper classes for the
grown-ups and junior classes
for the teen-agers. For the
kiddies, trick horses will put
on exhibitions. Similar week.
end shows will be held
throughout the surrounding
area until early fall. Then
it will be time for fox hunting.
Not long after the last fox
has been chased, the cycle will
turn completely around and
another series of weekend
events will begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Driver Accused
of Bride Offer

A Justice Department driver
was booked on bribery charge:
today after q policeman stakec
out another oficer to overhead
their discussion OF q speeding
charge.
Henry Gaines. so. colored, Of
the 5000 block of East Capito
street, was to appear in NUM-
Icipal Court later today.
Pvt. John E. BRASS Of the 18th
Precinct said Gaines offered him
SIS to adjust the speed charge
so 1t wouldn't appear on the
mans traffic point record.
The officer said he paced
Gaines at so miles an hour earl,
today In 25-mile zone west or
Benning road NE. over Ana.
costa Park to Oklahoma avenue
NE. Gaines asked to meet him
later ito talk 1t over Pvt. BRASS
said.
The meeting was at 2::30 am
at the precinct. Pvt. BRASS said
he suggested they step outdoors
where they wouldn't be over
heard. A policeman was waiting
in a parked cruiser.
Pvt. BRASS said when Gaines
handed him money and ticket,
his staked-out partner arrested
the man for bribery and speed
ing,
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Registration Ends
Today in Virginia

Today is the deadline for new
voters to register in Virginia in
order to qualify for the NoYem-
Der 8 election.
Those who have voted In
earlier elections need not register
III their poll taxes have been
paid.
Special registration hours were
being observed in the suburbs
today as follows:
Arlington, until 5 pm. at gen.
eral registrars Office. 2049 North
Fifteenth street. opposite the
courthouse.
Fairfax. until pm. at the
central registrars Office at the
courthouse and until 5 pm. in
the homes Of precinct registrars.
Alexandria, until ! pm. at the
Office in City Hall.
Falls Church, until 5 pm. in
the clerks office at Isl East
Broad street.
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Youth Seized
In Auto Theft

A 20-year-old youth. accused
Of stealing a car. striking two
others and attempting to run
down a policeman today. was
being held for Investigation BY
Washington police.
Clarence Truman, OF 1922 Ed
mcnston road, Hyattsyille, told
police he saw the man jump into
his car which was parked in the
34o0 block of Rodlnan street
NV. Mr.. Truman Immediately
called police.
Only minutes later, police said,
two citizens called police to re-
port that a car. matching the
description of Mr.. Turman's. had
hit two cars in the 3409 block
and the 5000 block of Rodman
street.
Several minutes later. Detec-
tive John A. Jones, assigned to
the second police precinct. was
walking across the 1900 block OF
Eleventh street NV. He was
forced to run and then leap to
safety as the same car bore down
On him.
Detective Jones gave chase in
q police car and forced the car
to the curb at Sixth and Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. where he
arrested the driver.
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.Foirfox Girl Hurt
In Two-Cur Crush

A Falls Church High School
senior underwent plastic surgery
early today after she suffered
severe face cuts in q two-car
crash at Route Z and State Route
sos near Herndon. Va.
Fairfax County police iden-
titled the injured girl as Ann
McAdoo. II. of 9l4 Barrett road.
Falls Church, the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold L. McAdoo.
Her father is a psychologist with
the Civil Service Commission.
County Police Pvts. c. M. Stull
and Clarence L. Hurst said the
crash occurred at about 1880
am. Miss McAdoo was a pas
Isenger in a car driven by John
IA. Fohrell, II. Of AIS South
Cherry street, Falls Church.
The teen-agers' car struck the
rear Of an auto driven by Oliver
w. Harrington. "a. colored. Of
Route 2. Herndon, police said.
Mr.. Harrington had stopped to
turn south on Route sos. No
charges were placed pending an
investigation.
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3KiIIed, III Hurt
In Weeks Traffic

Three persons were killed and
lit injured in traffic accidents
in the District last week, Deputy
Chief Of Police John J. Agnew
said today.
Altogether, so persons have
been killed in traffic accidents
so far this year, compared with
Al for the same period last year.
The most dangerous streets
during the week were Fourteenth
street from Ohio drive S,W.. to
Euclid street NV, with II acci-
dents; New York avenue from
Fifteenth street NV. to Bladens-
burg road NE, 10 collisions: K
street from Twenty-fourth street
NV. to Twelfth street NE, 10
accidents, and Bennif1g road
from Seventeenth to Forty-first
street NE, nine accidents.
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Chest Drive in I'd Week;
II Pct. Of Goal Reached

More than $50 persons. a rec
Iord number. attended the lunch
Ieon. A feature Of the affair was
the presence Of several dozen
radio. television and newspaper
celebrities.
The report broke down thi'
way:
Business, $525.l97 or SO pei
cent Of quota: Government EN-.
Ipl0yes, $42S.47s or rs per cent;
District residential. $S3.068 or "a
per cent: Alexandra. $7.i29 OF
is per cent.
Also, Arlington. $ll.182 or Il
per cent: Fairfax. $2.362 or 4 pei
cent: Montgomery. $4,000 or {
per cent. and Prince Georges
$l1.559 or Is per cent.
E. x. Morris, general chair
man, told the workers to observe
two points during the cam
campaign. These. he said. are tc
Iemphasize deferred pledges anc
Ito "humanize" the campaign by
bringing contributors and the
ITO Chest agencies closer to-
lgether /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

The 1856 Community Chess
campaign entered its second
week today. with prospects bright
for achievement of the 81 million
goal by the end of the month.
Workers at the first general
report luncheon yesterday re-
ported $1.078.878 in cash ano
pledges. or 81 per cent Of the
goal. The amount represents
collections made during the first
days Of the area-wide drive
which opened October ] and
CLOSES October 81.
The total number Of gifts re-
ported was 70.640.
Mrs. Marion Seymour. Of isis
Thirteenth street NV. was
named Quota Queen" for the
first week. Mrs. Seymour's name
was drawn from the 96 team
captains who today reported 30
per cent or more Of their quotas
collected. She retired recently
after 26 years as assistant d.
rector of nursing at Freedmen's
Hospital.
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|GrunewuId Tip
Denotes Two

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 tR.-Twe
Baltimore policemen were pen.
allied yesterday for taking a SIS
gift from Henry THE Dutch
man. Grunewald, Washington
Influence peddler.
/ Grunewald said he gave the
SIS to Sergt James ]. Purcell
acting desk ofiicer at the central
district police station. and told
him to share it with the boys
because OF the kind and courte-
Ious treatment" he had received
Sergt. Purcell gave $40 "a
Patrolman Michael g. Gump.
man, who was turnkey at the
station.
Grunewald was q prisoner
there for no more than five hours
ion September is while awaiting
arraignment in Federal Court
ION a charge Of evading about
sos 900 in income taxes,
Sergt. Purcell was denoted to
patrolman. assigned to siS
months of night duty, deprived
Iof 40 days of leave he had built
up and lost his pay from Sep
TENDER 90 to today.
Gumpman was returned to
foot duty patrol assigned to
night duty. deprived Of 20 days
.of leave and lost his pay during
the suspension period.
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EISENHOWER CONGRATULATES
NATIONS NEWSPAPERBOYS

Following Is the teri OF President EisenhotDers mes
sage to the neiDspGperboys OF america:
Best wishes to all 100000 OF you Annual Newspaper
boys Day October g. On that day win be getting
deserved pat the back from the Nation serve My
particular congratulations come to you for:
The fne record you have made in gathering Truth
Dollars in the Crusade for Freedom that the distant people
Of the world might hear message Of light and hope
Pursuing your daily newspaper delivery job, through
and sunshine that the people of America might be
informed.
Buying Savings Bonds and banking earnings that
you might help through college and thereby
become better educated for the tasks of manhood.
Demonstrating in school work and play that the good
youth Is father to the good citizen. 8 NJ
No American President a 100 years from now.
could ever get along without boys like you.
800 Sincerely,
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Bishop Dun to Talk
At Church Meeting

The Right Rev. Angus Dun
Bishop Of Washington. win speak
at the annual fall meeting OF
the Northern Convocation Of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Washing
ton at 6 pm. Wednesday at AS
cension Episcopal Church. 633
Sligo avenue. Silver Spring.
Other speakers at the dinner
meeting. which includes repre-
|sentatives from four mission
chapels and 20 congregations
lin Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties, are Mrs. Rob-
Iert M. Eaves, president Of the
diocesan Woman's Auxiliary
and the Rev. C. Julian Bartlett
rector of st. Paul's Church
Rock Creek parish. Both will
present reports on the Triennial
Convention of the Episcopal
Church recently held in Hawaii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Grand Jury to Get
Fatal Driver Case

Gaines E. Walker, %, of 442l
Falls terrace Sc, yesterday was
ordered held for action Of the
grand Jury in connection with
the traffic death on September
%. Of a 64-year-old man.
John S. Pearson. colored, Of
ISIS Marion street NV. died
In District General Hospital from
head injuries suffered when
struck by q car driven by Walker
ION September "A. The accident
occurred at Grant street and
Division avenue NE.
Walker. colored. was charged
with failing to yield the right
Iof-Way to q car in which Mr..
Pearson was a passenger.
An inquest into the traffic
death of Walter Spence, s.. COLI
Iored, of 104 Sixtieth street NE,
who died on September 81. was
recessed until Monday.