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DICTAPHONE
TRANSPORTER

With at least Q months
experience in dictaphone or
similar transcription; inter-
esting work In convenient To-
cation: excellent working con-
ditions; steadily expanding
organiZation; 5.day week. 5
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1911 O st. PERSONNEL. Ma. $40
TYPIST

For full.t!me typing: white. per.
manent position. Must type 50
w.-pm 5-day. 40-hr. wk., sick and
vacation leave. Cash bonus. Air.
conditioned bldg. Call
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b c EMPL- EXCHANGE
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN

CASHIER for restaurant, nightwork
Must be experienced. Apply in per-
son. 3il0 Conn. ave. NV. ID
- Permanent posi-
ton with large national company
We will train. but must be good
typist and accurate with details.
Excellent working conditions in
nex modern aforementioned of1ces
Vacation and other benefits. s Am.
TO & pm. no Saturdays. Starting
salary, $50 a week. with regular
increases. ADDRESSO0RAPH MUL-
TIGRAPH CORP. 1905 New
Hampshire ave. NV. -17
COLLECTION and credit personnel,
no outside work. must be expert
enced. We pay top salaries to the
right people. disqualification and
life insurance benefits. Paid vaca-
ton and permanent positions. Ask
for Mrs. Yates. MARv1N's, 734
Tth st NV ia
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Government Employees
Insurance Company
l4th and L Sts. NV.
Please Apply at L st. Entrance

DRUG CLERK, white, 25-35, expe-
rlenced; good pay: good hrs. nc
Suns. or NIGHTS. Call WA. 7-ooS3.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK, real .es-
tate once: shorthand helpful:
knowledge Bookkeeping preferred
Good starting salary: group hos;
pitalization. life insurance, paid
vacation: 5-day week. For inter
view cali CO. 5-5S3S. is
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to live
with large family in large. old, re-
modelled Chevy Chase home. Salary
open. Box 347-C, Star. IL
HAIR STYLISH, 5-day week; apply
WILLARD BEAUTY SALON. Willard
Hotel IA
HOSTESS, white, experience not
essential, but personality and ap-
pearance important; excellent work.
Ing conditions; no Sundays: good
salary and meals. Apply in person,
MAYFAIR RESTAURANT, 527 18th
at ~
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HELP---DokAESTlc

Cook-G.H.w., age 1910: S35. 5h
thoroughly exper.. for modern ram
bier, must hSve recent local refs
RA. SCOTS.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK, small
home. nearby Bethesda. 5la days.
10 till after dinner. no Sundays.
SIT = nights. recent local references
required. $50. OIL. 4-l5l6.
GH.W., white, 1885; must live in:
children, 2l9. yrs; salary open
Call after : pm. FL. 4-s5i5
HoUSEKEEPER. white. board, room
and salary; no baby sitting. Gail
MAID. coiored; good salary to start.
must know how 10 cook, clean and
take care OF children. Apply in
person, with refs. 1859 p ST. NV.
MAID. white. for semi invalid. light
live in; / weekday and alternate
Sundays on; $50 SIX. no. GOOSE
GIRL. full time. Apply in person
References, 72l Forston DIR. Take
P-3 bus from TskomA,
WOMAN. ,, white, BABY sitter ~ and !. a
nersJ area JE. 1-054S --l3
wOMAN-White, to assist owner
of boarding house. light duties.
Sal. live in, AID. 4-7943 6-S pm.
EXPERIENCED MAID to do cook.
ing, cleaning and limited care Of
children. In Spring Valley home;
live In. Thurs. and every other Sun.
of. $40 wk. Box sc, Star. Id
8 100 MO, live in, pvt. rm. and
bath tonly expert; houSecleaner
and personal laundry; no shirts or
cooking: :. small school children;
age IS to 40 IA day Thurs every
ia. 9-bli6. -15
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Refrigerator, Used
observation-disclosures
GUARANTEED

ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
2220 Ga: Ave. NV: AID. 4-007s
RUGS t2t. 9xI2 Oriental design
rugs. orand-new. never used. Value.
SD: sacrificing for $50. ORR
ENTAIL RUG MART, 1905 @ st. NV.
RUGS, gray, wool: all sizes; will
sell reas. II sold at once. JACOB
HARRIS. Ills 8. Capitol st. s.w.
SEWING MACHINES-De luxe desk
model, brand-new. never used.
round bobbin.. $500; also. new
portable. round bobbin. S45. AP.
SEWING MACHINE. Necchi. 1854.
all ATTACKS. sos. Dinette set.
Wrought iron. glass top, 4 chairs.
SHELVING STEEL-We have lowest
prices and stock commercial grade
shelving. Free planning seryiee.
man ave. NV. NO. 7-1919. 16s
SOFA, 3-cushion. green: reasonable.
Call after 8 p.m., WA. 1921.
SPINDRIER. excel. cond.; $40. WA.
T-cSHE IA
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FURNITURE SALE

FURNITURE SALE
savings on brand-neN
better-grade hedrm., din rm.. liv
rm and bedding. Modern, French
Provincial and Early American in
blond, solid cherry. solid mahogany
etc. Our low overhead enables III
10 sell quality furniture at lowest
prices without exaggerated claims
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
SIG 18th St. NV. RE. 7-43lC
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1859 -.--
WOMAN WITH CAR TO sell GuArd,
ian Service. CAN Ii. 3-5326. --l5
WOMEN 400 to sell in choice AVON
areas. Nov and after Christmas,
So wsly ms II eonY 4, heu dse, cana aha
YOUNG ST sts' LADIES llD is-as. neat and
aggressive. free to travel through
90 states with chaperoned sales
group guaranteed salary, train
ing and transp.; ava. 1887 mo. See
MRS. STOLE, Cairo Hotel. i9
ANIL Pr; and p;m;;, , pm : ~to
manaeer In outside sales. work: no
exper neces.; earnings above aver
age. Apply RIM. 4l0, TEA ptn 81
NV. Ia
OPPORTUNITY for renned while
woman to i've In lEe. eomtt. apt
room and board In exch. for Ink.
and cooking for widow. small SAL
AIRY Box &C: star,
VIZ. typist, S45-S8s wk; book
pesitions Inquire BoYps, estab.
a. yrs. cor. 18th and O. ST. j.
P sGsp sEcY: LEGAL 2 ENG: rs
3l .Du III. ESA SNaHG $50
w GissGn wo olsnS 70 r. WORK At HOME
Make $3.50 I'll Christmas: WASH J.,
Alex and Arl. areas; must have
phone Cali Me. S-6i93. --l3
WHITE LADY, over 40 who wants
home: care Of home and child. for
Young man. VIII, 6-623o. AT, N
Al SECRETARY. 500 xk, young,
sood steno.. CAPITOL HILL seey :.
$4,000 up: public rel secy., ~, ouo
M. beg steno., $40 wk. BooEEeep-
er-tvplst, S7s wk; typ!sts, S65 wk
I! unemployed or want better
lob, enroll immed.. AS Wks. review
course ali subj. Inquire ST. 3-3b5e.
BOYD'S teStab. AZ yrs.i' cor. l@th
and @ SITS. NV.
PART TIME--seyeral women to con-
duet research survey from oNn
home Must have private pnhmite1
phone Permanent. salaried pos
ton. For interview call OIL. 4-2o4-'
PART-TIME POSITION available for
in once Of gasoline service station
in ne section. Starting salary ~
per hour. Write Box &C star
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS
CIRCULATION

Immediate openings are
nov available In OAR circula-
ton department for Dersons
with pleasant telephone man.
ners. with the conference ard
ability necessary TO DO tele-
phone saleswork. The safes
commission is liberal and the
hours can be tailored TO fit
your requirements 10 many
cases. .,
v interested in steady and
ENJOYABLE work contact Mr.
Harvey. Room 203. between
o am. and 8 ON.
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SlTuATIoNS-WoMEN
SlTUATioNs-DoMEsTic

BABY SITTING by responsible
woman. Day or nieht hours. Ju
CIV. PLAIN COOK. fond of chill.
dren. live in or out; Thurs, every
other Sun. of. HO., 2-4737.
COLORED GIRL desires job full
time or days work, 3 days a week
c8GGoRiEaDb ' GIRL wants days work
cleaning, laundering. child care; "a
cents hour. carfare. DU. 7-5Sls.
COLORED WOMAN, desires light
honsework:, child care; references
ST. 3-5597.
WOMAN. coiored, wants part-timt
or days work; reliable and expert.
enced; references. AID. 4-1497;
EXPERIENCED WOMAN, colored
wants work for Wednesday. JU
CeoLoRiED WOMAN desires work a.
cook, Inv: s. days; references
exper., dependable. Ii, 1915.
GIRL. colored. desires position as
GAYS worker; experienced. DE. =.
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes days
work: good cleaner and ironer. Ref.
erences. LII. 2-5362.
GIRL. colored, desires night work
baby sitting or cleaning off1ce, will.
ing to work. LU. 4-64S0.
COLORED GIRL wants 3 days and
child care. DU. 7-5l40.
COLORED WOMAN wants work
cleaning private home. convalescent
home or ONCE; references. HO, >
1881,
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TOY ELECTRIC
STEAM ENGINE

Xmas gift tor man or boy, S395.
J. H. GICHNER, 25l3 N St: NV:
TRAINS. Lionel. new sets: extra
cars, engines and access: also re-
TRAINS. IfoNEL and accessories.
40rc of MAYFLoWER ELECTRIC
g. LOCK CO, 1908 l. st. NV. --23
TRAIN, Lionel and accessories. excel.
cond,, He 4r,4H1 .
collection of track, cars and access
series with operating manuals: all
avail for inspec. Cash only. Call
EN- 2-52o0 for appointment
Elaborate American FLYER
layout; 5Xa table, = engines, pas
senger and frcicht. numerous auto
$500 value: 500. OIL i-63i2.
TRAlNS--Lionel, o gauge and 81.
extensive layout and operating ac-
ccSsories, $3.50. WA. 1-uT36. 10
TRAINS--Save hundreds. American
FLYER s s,n snsi aoin abo Tsm 5
Il track. tood cond.. hrst reason
able offer gets them. Ju. 7-5539.
TRAINs-Complete Lionel o-Gause;
all set up on 5x9 #, handicapped
table, 3 train sets including Pennsy
20 wheeler, operating cars and all
types of automatic, accessories cost
after Is pm. OIL. 2-o32S. lis
TUXEDO; excellent condition; Iea.
sonably priced size A., OIL. 1920.
TV-Emerson ~ T-55 model. Side
tuning on modern wrought brass
base on wheels. s125. WO. 6-1620.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION. Excelsior; peri. eond. !;
purchased leading music store, Wash.
Cost Sl,25d: sell $3.50. RIA. 3-6229
after ! pm, IA
ACCORDION-A mother Of pearl 20
bass Gallant With magnificent
taste. Used only . yrs. Orig. price,
S475. $3.50. Terms. Ju. 81 446.
ADDING MACHINES, used and new;
hand, cleo, CIRCLE TYPE CO..
74i 18th ST. NV. DI. 1872.
AIR CONDiTJoNER-Fedders. "a
horsepower. JE. 3-a241 after 5 80.
ANTIQUE VICTORIAN SOFA. hand
carved black walnut, 72 in, 500.
IL "-2n1o lie o-4hRA
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STENOGRAPHER

Young woman. 20-26 years,
for permanent position in
electrontcs Geld engineering
once. Experience preferred.
5-day week. paid vacation,
automatic and merit in
creases. Dupont circle loa-
ton. cir conditioned otneesi
congenial associates; salary
open.
Western Electric Co., Inc.
co. 5-2s1s. Mr.. Horner or Mr.. Beach
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BUSINESS SERVICES
Tree Care

Winter IS here and nov Is the time
to feed you trees as It Will help
to make them stronger and health
Ter Also topping of trees. Let US
inspect your trees for cavities. Also
specialists in the moving OF dangeT-
Gus trees 20 yrs. OF experience
Call JU. 5-2593. Ia
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HELP-WokAEN

sECYo ysungg, e1llsEs ehsmi;trys 6
1884 Wilson blvd, ATl.. "a. $4,000.
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DICTAPHONE
OPERATOR

some dictaphone and general ONCE
e CONSISTS primsr siy' q varied once
duties and transcrtptions. Mini
mum tipping speed OF 80 vds. per
min. Pleasant working cond. ano
many company Dement'S. Call D1
$4,000. Ext. 263, bet. am. ana
pm. -
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SALESLADIES

For Gifts and mems hosiery depart
ment in fine speciality store: full
time employment from nov until
Christmas; experience in selling
and good local references neces-
sary. Apply Mr.. Stewart.
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
121o ~ NV
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TOOLS

SOC; SOCKET SETS,
SAWS, 81 As; SLEDGES, So;
WEDGES. AXES PAINT, S1,50;
TREE TRIMMERS AIR HOSE,
CULTIVATORS tLH, Sl.25;
RAKES, SHOVELS, PICKS, NAT
TOCKS. 81: GAS CANS. 81 80;
USED WlNCHES. BLOCKS AND
FALLS. ROPES. WHEELBARROWS.
$685. TO s.
10000 BARGAINS
J. H. GICHNER
Al az N,Jn 4
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GAS RANGES
APT SIZF--}G-IN TABLE TOP
RECONDiTtONED--GUA RAHTEED
ACE PLUMBING
SUPPLY CO.

10 ia. ave NV All. 9-uu .
GAS SPACE HEATERS t@l, 10000
BTUs, Janitrol, used season.
ORIGINAL cost, $3.50 each. for sale
at $50 each. Call Ju. S-2s6S dur
GESEEATORS. STARTERS. $3.50
up. Ice. assert. elect motor re-
pairs. 4lst year. CARLY ZOOS
18th. NO T-0224
GUITAR, Gibson. case. style ES- l75;
Gibson amplifier, model BR-6:
micro, stand, H225. Nj. S-o3lS.
GUITARS. lse. selection. disc prices
NATL, PAWN. 1905 Lee hwy, .Arl,.
Va. ia. 2-l1TT. is
ICE MACHINE; new, 41o ID, capacity.
$500. IA. $4,000. --l5
MEAT SCALE. practically brsnd-new
used very. very little; sos or best
offer. 10 5-gSl1. Id
MEATCASE. self-service, 10 IT.. 6 in,
brand-new Weber; brought in for
food show: priced at factory cost:
can be seen at III" 18th st. n W
LII. c-344l. RE, 7-06O6. --16
MOTORS bought, sold. exch.; all
makes. Lowest prices. ELECTRIC
EQUIP. CO., 2413 Sherman ave,
NV. 16'
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STENOGRAPHER

Young woman. accurate typist. short
hand at reasonable speed: permA-
nent position with national Lu-
theran organization; Luthersn back
ground essential. Call DE. 2-lel6,
Ert pS In
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STENOGRAPHER

In home once OF aviation commu-
nicationS company; accuracy IN
tipping essential. switchboard exper
desirable: 5-day. 40-hour week;
group insurance. airline privileges.
Cali NE. $4,000. ID
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EXT A!

8 The heeht Co.'S own service department is
further suoronsee Of satisfaction. Your
aaopptionees nnd IN are only os good as the
ssesyiee you get. and The Heehf Co. suor-
ansees everything i sells! Our delivery and
pickup trucks ore olwoss avoiIahle 10 pro-
vide prompt service when repairs ore
needed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09

You see what you get ond you get whot you
see at The Heeht Co. Choose from one OF
Woshinston's largest selections Of " ond
appliances.
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21Q.'5
No Down Payment
No Down Payment

It's the Whirlpool Imperial" it's the washer that's got
everything 1909 automatic fills washes, rnses damp
dries sounds signal at end of complete CYCLE and shuts off,
The timer control lets you STOP change reset any part
of the cycle Ultraviolet lamp santizes clothes Automatic
watertemperature seector Think of all the work this
Whirlpool de luxe washer you then think of the
savings the Hech Co. carbohydrates way $120 savngs
Your Washer will be delivered in its original factorysealed
carton.
Appliances
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EXTRA!

Shopping at The Heeht Co. is Just os hondy
os your phone Or your chorsa Plate.
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EXTRA!

NO DOWN PAYMENT ON APPLIANCES!
NO CARRYING OR INTEREST CHARGES
UP TO 90 DAYS.
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/ I

You get the genuine manufacturers wor-
1sanfy on parts that only on authorized.
fronehised dealer like The Heeht Co. con
give YOU!
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so major appliances ond selevision ore un--ss
esoted and set-up where you want them.
No extro charge for this service. .3
Evening star., 1955-11-28
First Section Completed
Of Massive Sky Atlas

AMHERST. Mass, Nov. % up.
The first section of the first
I"Sky Atlas monumental
mapping of the skies jointly un-
ldertaken by the National Geo.
graphic Society and the Palomar
Observatory - was presented to
Amherst College today by the
National Geographic Society.
The gift was made in honor of
tDr. Gilbert H. Grosvenor (Am-
Iherst '97), chairman of the board
and formerly president of the
National Geographic Society, and
until last year editor of its mag
Iazine.
On its completion. which will
require eight years, the "Sky At
las" will contain photographs Of
all the sky which can be seen
from Mount Palomar in Califor-
Inia-about 10 per cent Of the
worlds total visible sky. The
project was begun in 1949.
1t is described as the first at
tempt to photograph the entire
sky observable from a single
point. in a uniform manner. And
lit is expected to be a standard
reference for astronomers for
many years to come.
< The massive atlas will require
Evening star., 1955-11-28
Four Die in Crush
Near Wilson, N. c.

VII SON, N. c., Nov. % P1.-
An automobile taking five stu
dents back to the Citadel Mill
tary College in Charleston, S. c.
from the Army-Navy football
game collided with another car
yesterday. -Four persons were
killed--two of the students and
two men in the other car. Foul
persons we're injured.
The North. Carolina Highway
Patrol blamed the driver Of the
other car. Patrolman w. c
jackson said a car driven by
David Clinton Robinson. colored
of Leland, N. c., crashed into
the students vehicle.
In addition to Mr.. Robinson
others killed were Richard p
Cardwell, 20, The Citadel; Ivar
G. Prikals. 18, Seabrook, N. j.
and Leon C. Jenkins. %. colored
Of Someryille. N. j.
Young Cardwell was the sor
of Brig. Gen. E. F. Cardwell
commander of the 40th Anti
Aircraft Division in the Fal
East.
Three others riding with young
Cardwell and young Prikals were
hospitalized, two in critical con-
dition. They were Hine Trum-
mees, 20, Seabrook; Roger Evan;
Evening star., 1955-11-28

ltorney, during the appearance
Charles S. Vigil. former United
Statese attorney for Colorado
who also was appointed by the
court as a defense lawyer, was
mot present.
Throughout the hearing pho
tographers were In the court
room and motion picture cam
Ieras Whirred.
Graham was in chains wner
he was brought into the Munich
Ipal Building, where the court
room Is located, but he was moi
Imanacled during the hearing.
Graham's mother, Mrs. Daisit
King. 54, and the 43 other per-
sons were carried to their deaths
when the plane burst into pieces
In flight near Longmont, Colo.
only II minutes after taking OF
from the Denver airport Novem-
Der !.
The FBI announced Graham's
arrest November IA and a few
hours later United States Dis
trict Attorney Donald E. Kelley
said he signed statement he
had placed a dynamite bomb in
his mothers luggage. Since then
Graham has denied in inter-
views that he made such an ad-
mission,
Evening star., 1955-11-28
|DeIayIsGranfed
I'm Plane Blast

DENVER. Nov. 2s (R.-Johr
Gilbert Graham. So. charged
with the murder Of his mother
who died with 43 others In the
explosion Of q United Air Lines
plane, today was granted until
December . to enter a plea.
District Judge Edward j. Keatl
ing granted the delay during 9
seven-minute court hearing.
John j. Gibbons. named by
the court Friday as counsel for
Graham. told Judge Heating
1--WE are In no position to enter
Q plea In this matter. We would
like at least two weeks"
District Attorney Bert M.
IKeating, who is no relation To
the judge. said he had no OBJ
lection to q continuance, but
Iemphasized he wants a speedy
trial.
Judge Keating notified attor-
neys that all motions they in
tend to file must be placed In his
hands by December 5. He said
arguments on the motions, II
ANY. will be heard December 8
along with Graham's plea.
Graham. wearing a gray suit,
stood flanked by Mr.. Gibbons
and Paul Wesdick, another at
Evening star., 1955-11-28

iB79 observations requiring l.75S
exposures. Half Of these will be
made with plates sensitive to
blue light, and half on red-sen-
sitive plates.
Reproduction Of the survey,
made with Palomar's 48-inch
Schmidt telescope, Is being done
by the California Institute Of
Technology.
DR.. Grosvenor. honored by
eight colleges and universities,
three foreign countries and the
United States Navy, was awarded
a gold medal by the trustees Of
the National Geographic Society
in 1949 for a half century Of
service to geography as editor
of its magazine. In all his thou
sands Of miles of world travel
except for one flight over the
North Pole-he always was ac-
companied by his wife.
Evening star., 1955-11-28
California Trio Kidnops
Sheriff and His Deputy

JACKSON. Calf, Nov. % up
Three men kidnapped the
sheriff Of Calayeras County ane
his deputy last night after
whipping out hidden guns while
being questioned at q Jail.
Sheriff Lester McFall was put
out of his stolen car 90 miles
from here. apparently because
the gunmen did not want to hurt
him. He is almost go.
The deputy. Russell Leach
dterpowered one kidnapei
shortly afterward when the cal
stopped for a roadblock.
The other pair fled on foot
hunted by 40 officers.
The scene was in the famed
Mother Lode gold country oi
California. in the foothills Of
the Sierra about 40 miles east
of Sacramento.
Sheriff McFall said he anc
Deputy Leach picked up the
three, who had been hitchhik-
ing near Mokulmne Hill. because
one resembled a man seem leav-
ing a recent burglary.
The California Highway Patro
identified the captured man al
Louis Cervantes. 81. They saic
the fugitives were James Woolsey
and Ronald Garrett, both about
18 or 10. All are from Sacra-
officers said.
Sheriff McFall and his deputy
had arrested the three ir
Evening star., 1955-11-28

man If he had any comment or
the Denver speech Saturday
night by Gov. @. Mennen Will
Iliams Of Michigan in which Gov
Williams attacked Adlai Steven
sons plea that the Democrats
use a moderate" approach tc
national issues. The Governor
said Democrats would be guilty
of the most craven cowardice'
liz they allowed the presidential
campaign to degenerate into @
spineless and self-defeating for
Imality.'
Mr.. Truman said with grin.
That's good. That's the way
Democrats are. They have opin-
ions and they speak their minds.
The former President spoke
lat Seattle dinner Saturday
might to raise funds for the
library to house his papers anc
other documents, He is sched-
liIed to appear at q third din
lner In San Francisco tomorrow
Mr.. Pauley said about hall oi
1.-THE sum needed for the insti.
tuition has been raised. More
than 1000 persons are expected
Ito attend the dinner tonight
The added. The library. WheI
lcompleted, will be given N th.
Government.
Evening star., 1955-11-28

,Calaveras County while investi-
eating q burglary. They brought
the men here for Questioning
because jackson is closer thar
their headquarters at Sar
Andreas.
The gunmen got the drop or
Sheriff Mcfaall and Deputy
Leach as well as on two Amados
County deputies. Jim Fregulis
and Glide Dondero.
Quickly gathering equipment
and weapons. the three hand
Icuffed Mr.. Fregulia and Mr.. Dom
dero together and left them in
jail. They made of with Sher-
lif McFall and Mr.. Leach over
twisting roads in Sheriff McFall's
1855 car.
Mr.. Freghlia and Mr.. Dondero
got free quickly and raised an
alarm. Sheriff McFall was let
out Of the car at Sloughhouse,
about 90 miles west of jackson.
MIR. Leach was kept in the car
until a roadblock was spotted
three miles farther on at Michi-
gan Bar. Two Of the men got
out then, leaving Cervantes to
try to run the block. But before
he could speed up the car for
the attempt, Mr.. Leach over
powered him.
Mr.. Leach and Sheriff McFall
took Cervantes to jackson and
put him in Jail without charge,
then returned to the search.