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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

MOTEL AND RESTAURANT SITE.
700.ft. frontage on No. l highway,
8 miles south Of junction with Shir-
ley highway good elevation with
long visibility both. ways. SEWER
AND WATER at edge Of property.
Approx. 8 acres surrounding a beau.
tiful lake: This commercial tract
cffered. seliins price only $4,000 an
h tSIs T. saoSssioe ls lmf Rea isa,
Springfield. Va. XII. a-575s.. --2S
ALEX. = Prominent, attractive. old
able small ONCE bldg for electronic
research. 81 school. guest house;
1s 81 10 m 5ro% nuiis Sna
1000 so. IT., (3S.000 cubic IT, space
already partitioned for staff of about
35 ONCE or research workers or $50
students, Exceptionally light rooms
for close work. Eestrocms ca. az a;
cubic IT,. liberal terms This low
price makes IT vastly cheaper to buy
S ssSEss naS pssis'p h I%9sa
FAILS CHURCH, yA.-lo2, 900 so
IT,. general business. with loot.
frontage Annandale I'd, between
Hillwood ave. and Arlington blvd:
an utilities available: $4,000.
CARL H. HINK. Agent. u. $500.
Ist COMMERCIAL on Asar I'd, fast
srowins Chillum section;. 55xI25:
priced right for quick sale. w. r.
HUGHES co. AP. 7-14oo al Q I'M.
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C10TCE WAREHOUsEs

CHOICE WAREHOUSES
I'D 3,40O 50. It. One-story drive-in
tional yard space. Close-in Alex
building with high ceiling. Addi-
e. $4So aoe.o New an Sns sss k.h in
(31 5000 So. IT. Brand-new one
story with recessed loading bays,
loft. ceilins. ample toilet facilities.
Ready for occupancy. Excellent ne.
WEINBERG L. BUSH. INC.
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CHAIN STORE
RTTSTNESS PROPERTY

This lge. fireproof store with parking
situated In very busy NV. loo. is
standing chain. II YOU are seeking
an investment requiring about S75.-
900 cash down payment, and one
that will give you a good return
with maximum security and very
minimum management problem you
should call us about this newly
available offering. Please call Mon
day. exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
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u NORTHEAST D. c., 1000 SO. #,
new bldg, :, truck docks. loft
tS9 KEsNinWoRffH interchange. TO-.
600 so. IT,, truck level, 20 over
head doors, left. ceiling; parkina
ts spAf SENiE Svog $4,000 50. 1T
with railroad siding; heavy indus
trial zone; fireproof. 20-ft, ceiling
covered loading docks at truck Level
5000 50. IT. Of yard. Ready May i
A. M. ROTH CO. RE: 7-7330
1904 HALF ST. S.W. -,
Modern brk... 3Qx175.. approx. 5.0OC
sa. It.. weight load 400 lbs. per SO
It. Loading platform. overhead door,
800 amp. cleo. sery., omces. Z
powder rms, shower. hot-water heat;
ef, gas heat: flreproof bldg. WI
consider sale or lease to RESPONSIBLE
parties. Other choice locations:
MICHAEL WALSH AND SONS
1911 EYE STREET NV.
RE. 1882 OIL. 6-d2Sd
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WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
New store. 2OxS2 #. In NV. shopping
center. adj; Giant Foods. Murphy's
and 10: Peoples Drug. and many
wear. shoe store, mems wear, and
other retail businesses: two acres Of
parking.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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100 ACRES. attractive S-room house:
magnificent view. shade, farm build
inss. brooks: $12,500.
tive house, basement; oil central
heat; bath; tenant house, farm
buildings. beautiful lawn and trees:
$4,000
TO SETTLE ESTATE, 230-acre grade
4 dairy farm; all open; on highway.
level: 30-cow barn, silo, Groom
house: other buildings; $4,000.
terms.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Realtors
Culpeper. Virginia
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
Call DE $4,000
nth AND EYE N.W.-Fully, equipped
ONCE or desk space available. IN
Guiding receptionist and TELEPHONE
answering service. MA. S-46S0. 20
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WARENoUsEs-RENT lcent.l K

BETHESDA. MD.-Entire 2nd floor.
RSS a:. fioC Ea &c f Sa9R SSnss
laboratory work. Prompt poss. Con-
suit Mr., jenkins, SHANNON &
LUcHs CO. Realtors. 724 l4th st.
s. CAP. ST. AREA. 10000 50. IT. with
10000 50. #. parking area adj.
Avail. immed. Ii. 7-7400. ~. O.
ALEX. AREA, $4,000 SO. #. with 49,.
600 g. II. adj; for parking area Il
Alex. Aleu- IL T. F.74o6. ~ IL. % s-4s7s. anu
SEVERAL WAREHOUSES;. 5000 #.
and up; also will build any size.
E. N. LIGHTBOWN, WA. 7-1325.
WAREHOUSE TO LEAsE-Ten thou
sand square feet with floor level
loading to truck bays and rail cars.
ofnces. Perfect for manufacturing OF
distribution, Adjacent to. Route 1
and interchanee.. Is minutes to
downtown. For INSPECTION and in
densburg.
GARAGE, warehouse or service bldg :,
attractive l story. $500 So, tt.
Iruck entrance. i moor. 81 N 81.
Sc, I'd commercial. Rent reduced
TO $3.50 per mo. Home, RIA. 3-903S:
ONCE. ST. 3-s932.
10000 SO. FT.. rear 637 N st. NV.
30-ft. alley. large. service elevator.
3-story fireproot bldg, includes 3
auto paint rooms. oh heat. heavy
wiring. Excellent for service bldg.
or paint and body shop. Will lease
at SOC 50. #. or sell at bargain.
Home. RIA. 3-903s; ONCE, ST.
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PRINCE FREDERICK, Calvert County
Business property in center Of
town. large lot, two-story hotel.
furnished. dining room. lunch room,
Kitchen, bar. Grocery store. Good
Opportunity; possession at once.
town. Nd. Greenwood 5-71sl.
18th. NEAR L N.W.-2-story brick
s Whitehead sOnSf NH slsSsoo i SSss Ap
2-3050. BOSS q PHELPS, INC,
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-shipyard,
Wynne. Nd: ways. buildings.
dwelling. AZ acres. on Smith Greek.
Call Great Mills 1lS-W-3. az
End CoMML.. 1000 50. IT,. rear Of
sherman ave-; soft. alley. OWNER
End CoMsIL.. $500 50. IT,: sherman
HE. 4-7037.
corner across street from proposed
huge shopping center. BOGLEY'S.
| 10. 5-3434, OIL. 7-9037.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 1887 18th
| st. NV; 2-story and basement: re-
Gently remodeled and flreproofed;
suitable any business; will lease II
desired. JU. SAYS.
MINI. AVE, mr.. Benning I'd: Isl
commercial; 10000 50. #: 1S5
frontage on Minnesota ave-: will
develop or lease. Brokers' cooper.
alton. solicited. Call MR.. D. J
WHITMAN, LU. $4,000.
End COMMERCIAL, 7th and N. Y
ave. NV; unusual opportunity te
purchase this brick BLDG. contain.
ing 2 stores and 2 apis; priced low
for quick sale. THoS. D. WALSH
INC. Sl5 18th st. NV, DI. 7-7557,
WILSON BLvD.-C-2 commercial
now rented as 2 apis: level lot;
can't be beat at So per square IT.
| BEULAH GOS6. IA. 2-56S2.
DESIRABLE conditioned building,
containing $500 SO. IT,. in the
heart Of Bethesda. STORY & CO.,
ME. S-4100. Mr.. Pilson.
COUNTRY STORE-stock. fixtures
and dwelling; immed. poss. JAMES
z. MAHONEY. HU. 3-5410.
N. Y. AVE. AREA, Mr.. HECHT'S-
End comm. 0.20o sa. f.: l06-ft.
front. So II. Must sell. make offer
tn. 2-4468 KoJAK'S TU. 2-4344
BUSINESS SITES q ACRE OR MORE)
Well located on U. 8. Rte. 30i. mr..
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

ESTABLISHED wholesale distributor
interested In purchasing building
containing approximately 10000
square feet on l or 2 floors In DC.
Write details to Box 46O-V. Star.
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Is UNIT APT. NV.

IS UNIT APT, NV.
This handsome. det.. mod; bldg, Just
is the best value In NV. D. c. All
apis have very lge. bright rooms,
and bldg. has built-in incinerator,
oil heat. etc. INCOME APPROX.
$4,000 YEARLY: PRICED ONLY
$4,000, on good terms. Please call
Monday. Exclusive with
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
i420 K st. NV. Realtors. Elk. Ssh
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7ApGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY
S502 or SlS2, Culpeper, Va.
SOUTHERN. MARYLAND

beautiful rivers and bays of the
Potomac Chesapeake Bay region.
Please make appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

Need developed commercial properties
in NV. and nearby Maryland. for
above first trust. ANDRIS REALTY.
OIL. 2-9070. -2T
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900 50. II. adj. for parking area il
needed on No. l hwy. bet. D. C. and
Alex. IL. 7-7400, JU. 9-4375.
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DENTAL OFFICE

Park Lane Bldg. 2025 Eye st. NV.
modern 2-chair ONCE and lab; wire
ing and plumbing installed. Switch
board and char. service. Rental re-
duced. Phone ST. 3-S932.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Polko Dots Score at Show
For Washington Hodossoh

Guests Of the Washington
Chapter of Hadassah yester-
day heard Mrs. Jack Karpas
pay tribute to the members
for their tremendous work in
insuring the success of the Ha-
dassah Medical Program in
Israel.
Mrs. Karpas brought out
that along with helping main
tain a network Of hospitals in
Israel, they are also helping in
the training of young doctors
to take over the welfare work
In that country.
She spoke at the benefit
luncheon held at the Statler,
for which members had do
mated SIS to attend. The more
than 500 women present were
told by the wife of the deputy
director Of the Hadassah Medi-
cal Organization in Israel that
in the building of a new medi-
cal center, more than bricks,
stones. and glass were needed.
People like yourselves with
heart are the foundation, Mrs.
Karpas said.
A highlight Of the luncheon
Evening star., 1955-02-16
By Eleni

was the spring style show
staged by Pasternak's.
Inga in her fashion COM
mentary pointed out that the
"slim look shows of the fig
ure," and no pun was intended.
Most of the long torso silhou-
cites in wool and in heavy silks
did emphasize the longer,
leaner extended look of FASH
ion.
Daytime Group
Navy sheer woods, plenty Of
gray costumes. and plain and
print silk dresses for cocktail
and evening time were fea-
tured.
In the daytime group a navy
wool MILDLY styled two-piece
dress scored. The MILDLY line
proved f1attering because it
was gently indented at the
waistline.
Voted most attractive by the
women present was a gray
sheer wool street dress with an
oversize white lace collar. The
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Gala Party To Climax Defense Week

A gala Washington's Birth
day Ball, climaxing local cele-
brations Of National Defense
Week, will take place at 9
o'clock Tuesday, February %,
In the grand ballroom of the
Willard Hotel.
Vice President Nixon is hon.
orary chairman of the ball,
which is being sponsored
Jointly by the D. c. Depart
ment. Reserve Officers Asso-
citation. and the Robert e. Lee
(Arlington), George WASH
ington (Alexandria) and Fort
Belvoir Chapters of ROA, as
well as the Bethesda Chevy
Chase and Silver Spring
Chapters.
Honorary co-chair1nen for
the event include: Assistant
Evening star., 1955-02-16

skirt was bell-shaped. It was
titled Simply Elegant" and
proved to be exactly that.
Polko Dots HiehIiehted
Spring and polka dots are
synonymous. One striking cos
tune from Pasternak's had q
A-length Chesterfield type
coat teamed with a matching
navy wool slim dress. The lin
ing of the coat was Of navy
and white polka dot surah
Another applause getter was q
grey wool suit with a yellow
print surah blouse. The box
buttoned jacket was lined in
the same fabric.
A new spring treatment Of
the cashmere sweater and
dress ensemble was also noted.
Black and white dotted silk
in a shirtwaist style was
teamed with a black cashmere
sweater with cuffs and collar
of black velvet, the sweater
also lined in the dotted silk.
Present as head table guests
were Mrs. Reuven Shiloah,
wife of the Minister of Israel;
Mrs. Francis Russell, Mrs.
Monet Davis, Mrs. Raymond
Clapper, Director of CARE in
Washington; Mrs. William
Riley and Mrs. Arthur F.
Burns. Mrs. Alexander Chase
was chairman Of the event.
PARTY DREss--(Rioht)
All the chorm and deli
cocy Of q little girls porty
dress is seen in this black
silk orgonzo dress. Tiny
tucks and inserts Of Chan
tiIly loce in diamond
shapes all over the dress
form the pattern on the
dress shown by Posternok's
in the fashion show.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Pre-BoI Bohen1e Parties Set

Many parties have been
planned as q prelude to the
Bal Boheme which will be held
Friday night in the Presiden-
tial and Congressional rooms
Of the Statler Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Felix de We'll
don and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Minifie will be joint hosts at
q dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. de Weldon on Ban
croft street and Comdr. and
Mrs. Gardiner Luce and Mr..
and Mrs. Camille Chautemp
will give a cocktail party at the
home of the Chautemps on
Tunlaw road.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

Secretary OF Defense Carter
L. Burgess. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Army Hugh NJ.
Milton, III, Assistant Secretary
Of the Navy Albert Pratt, As
Sistant Secretary Of the Air
Force David Smith and Assist
ant Secretary of the Treasury
H. Chapman Rose.
Col. John v. Hinckel. USAR,
and president Of the District
Chapter. ROA, Is general
chairman Of the ball. He will
be assisted by a 30-man COM
mittee from the local chapters.
More than 1000 guests are
expected to attend the event
including high-ranking gov
ernment officials, NATO dip
lomats and officers Of the reg
ular and reserve Army. Navy,
Evening star., 1955-02-16

Still other hosts for that
evening win be Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl K. Van Swearingen, who
are giving a dinner party at
their home in Alexandria and
MFR. and Mrs. Norman Kane,
who are entertaining at a
cocktail party at the Statler
In honor OF the judges for the
Bal. Mrs. Kane is chairman
Of the dance.
Mrs. Bryant Smith is also
having a dinner party at her
home on Twenty-ninth street.
Individual tickets or table
reservations for IA guests may
be obtained by calling the
Arts Club.
Evening star., 1955-02-16

Air Force. Marine Corps and
Coast Guard.
National Defense Week is
annually sponsored by the
ROA to emphasize Importance
Of an adequate national de-
fense for the United States.
It is observed from February
IL through the 22d.
Evening star., 1955-02-16
Meeting Tonight

The Bolivian Ambassador.
Senior Don Victor Andrade,
will speak In Spanish to q
meeting of the Club de Las
Americas at 9 o'clock tonight
In the Department Of Com
merce auditorium. Fourteenth
and E streets NV. Visitors
are welcome.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Keneipp to Discuss
Responsibility Law

Traffic Director George E.
Keneipp will answer important
questions about the Districts
new motor vehicle safety respon-
sibility law in a radio broadcast
at 5:45 pm. tomorrow over Sta
ton WRC.
Mr.. Keneipp's talk will be the
last of a series of public mes
sages designed to educate the
public on the terms of the new
law. which goes into effect
Wednesday.
The law provides stiff penal
ties for drivers involved in ac-
cidents who cannot prove ability
to pay injury and damage claims
up to $25.000.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
2 TRUCKSHIT
BY FIRE FEW
MINUTES APART

Fire plagued an Arlington
trucking firm yesterday when
two Of their trucks caught
fire within half an hour.
The Sidney r. Johnston
Hauling & Excavating Co.
of Arlington reported that
a tractor hauling a fiat trail
er was demolished in a fire
at Columbia pike and Sleepy
Hollow in Fairfax. The cab.
worth $4,000, was destroyed,
the spokesman said. The
driver. Harvey Washington,
was uninjured.
Twenty minutes later, the
company learned another Of
its trucks was on fire. Els
worth williams. %, colored,
of Merryfield. Va, said he
saw flames coming from un-
derneath his gas tank when
he was halfway across the
Fourteenth Street Bridge. He
pulled his truck to the curb
ing at the end of the bridge.
Arlington firemen extin-
guished the blaze before
much damage was done.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Pants Burglar Gets
Two Wallets, $140

DR.. Samuel M. Becker, 49,,
5713 Sixteenth street NV, was
awakened about 5 am. today,
he told police, to find $3.50 miss
ing from his trousers pocket.
He saw the shadow of someone
going downstairs, he said. He
saw a black automobile pull
away from the curb in front of
his house with its headlights off
Missing was his wallet with
the $130 and a wallet belonging
to his 16-year-old daughter
Judith containing $40.
Police said the housebreaker
apparently got in through an
unlocked rear door.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Former Car Dealer
In Arlington Gets
Three-Yeur Term

Charles L. Racine, a former
used car dealer, was sentenced
in Arlington Circuit Court yes
terday to a three-year peniten-
tiary term on Al felony counts
involving contracts for car sales.
Judge William D. Medley sem
fenced Racine, 81. to three years
on each count but ordered that
the terms run concurrently.
Commonwealth's Attorney Will
liam j. Hassan said the charges
involve Racine's preparing fraud
ulent sales contracts and then
collecting the amount specified
for the non existent sales from
a finance company.
The Al counts included false
pretenses, grand larceny and
forgery.
Racine, who had operated a
used car lot in the 3100 block of
North Tenth street, was arrested
in February, after customers
complained to police that he was
cheating them.
Evening star., 1955-05-21

took over just after the present
home was built in 1924.
One nurse said. This has been
the wettest place I've ever seen" ="
since the staff and patients
learned the fearful news of Mrs.
Viner's retirement. Each has a
story of his own of how the
superintendent has made the
home better place to live in.
The youngest of her patients
is 7, the oldest, just turned 100.
All are afflicted with a chronic
illness-multiple sclerosis, arth-
ritis. cancer. nervous diseases.
Even the pet mongrel she kept
for years fell i'll of an incurable
disease and died last year.
Startling Is Companion
Her startling she rescued from
the grounds at the home 1t had
fallen from its nest and been in
jured. 1t will be her only COM
panion in her new home.
The startling lives in a big cage
when he's not jumping around
the room. He's learned to talk
and knows about 80 words. His
favorite question is, "Whatcha
doin?" and when Mrs. Viner
answers, he comes back with the
reproof:
"Aw, behave yourself"
He boots and hoWls-in his
own birdlike way-at fights and
ball games on television. And if
the screen is dark too long, he
calls:
Wanna see. Wanna see"
The startling, funny as he is
and busy as he keeps Mrs. '.'iner.
has a big job on his hands, rev.
ertheless. He has to take the
place now of 1872 other friends in
Mrs. Viner's life.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
Thp Snnnau Star

Choose The Star on sunday When You Haze q Choice
PARENTS, TAKE NOTE-If your child is a "probem
reader" then you should make it point to
read the series of articles entitled why Johnny
Can't Read" by Rudolf Flesch beginning in the
News Section and continuing in The Evening Star
BRITONs GO TO THE POLLs-The Editorial Section
brings the British election issues to life in debate
by two of the best-quaifed to discuss the ISSUE
Conservative M. P. Richard Wood and Labor NJ p
Harold Davies.
OPERATION FOOD-In The Star Pictorial Magazine
read about the Pentagon Restaurant, eatery
believed to be the largest food-servng operation
under one roof in the world.
CRIME FOLLOWS THE CALENDAR-Most crimes of
violence occur during the summer months. Decem-
ber is the big month for robberies In This Week
Magazine, j, Edgar Hoover, himself gives you some
startling facts about the mysterious timetable of
criminals
THE GROWTH OF KENTLAND-In the News Section
be sure to read Star staff Writer George Fynns
full-page illustrated feature Kentland in nearby
Prince Georges County-a community where the
trees are growing too slow and the youngsters too
fast.
HIGHLIGHTS FOR WOMEN-In the Society Section
travel WashngtonS party circuit with Betty Beales
Exclusively Yours" and the candid side you'll
enjoy the informal photos in Party Camera"
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star., 1955-05-21

TOWSON, Md, May 81 P).-A
circuit judge enforced Maryland's s
hoary blue laws yesterday, but
he went very easy with the Of
fender and suggested the test
case might be of interest to the
General Assembly.
An appeal will be taken.
Judge Michael Paul Smith con-
victed James Greathouse, a Dun
dalk used car dealer, in Baltimore
County Circuit Court for doing
business on Sunday. He imposed
the minimum fine and then sus-
pended it.
States Attorney John E. Raine.
ir.. told Judge Smith his Office
had received a number of COM
plants, principally from auto
dealers who close on Sunday.
about some dealers doing busi-
ness on the Sabbath.
Two States Witnesses testified
they visited Mr.. Greathouse' S
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Man Who Robbed
Father Is Given
SUSPENDED Term

A man convicted OF armed rob-
berry of his 70-year-old father
drew an 8-year suspended peni-
tentiary sentence yesterday in
Arlington Circuit Court.
Keyworth Birch, Al, OF the 400
block of H street S.W., was placed
on probation for five years by
Judge William D. Medley.
Police had accused Birch OF
walking into the home OF his
father, Albert c. Birch, Of 2761
North Quebec street, Arlington,
and taking $50 in pension money
from him at gunpoint last March.
Capt. Dudley H. Rector, OF the
Arlington Detective Bureau, said
Keyworth Birch has a record
that includes convictions for as
sault, drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Policeman Hurt.
nCounty Braw|

A Prince Georges County po-
liceman suffered severe bruises
and a possible arm fracture
early today outside an all-night
diner in Coral Hills during a
free-for-all involving IL men
and a woman, all of whom were
arrested.
Police officials said Pvt. Lau-
renee Brady, 80, was Jumped"
by a group of loiters when he
went to get a cup of coffee
at the Do-Nut Dinette, 4714
Marlboro pike, around 3 am.
Minutes before, police had
warned eight persons in an auto
parked nearby to move on.
AS the policeman sank to the
ground under a hail of blows,
two fellow officers, Pvts. Rozier
L. Carter and Lloyd E. Hill, came
to his aid. Over a dozen other
policemen reached the scene be-
fore the near-riot was quelled.
Police said the fight started
when Pvt. Brady moved toward
the diner door. Two men blocked
his way and cursed him, police
said. Charged with assault on
a police officer were Louis M.
Collins. "a, of the 1900 block of
Alabama avenue Sc. and Ben
jamin G. Barkdoll, 20, of Edge
water, Md. The two also were
booked on disorderly conduct,
unlawful assembly and resisting
arrest charges.
The others involved in the
melee were held on a variety of
charges. including disorderly
conduct, unlawful assembly and
interfering with a police officer.
Pvt. Brady was treated at
Prince Georges General Hospital
for a broken tooth and bruises
on his face. body and right arm.
He was returned to the hospital
later in the morning for an
X-ray examination of a possible
right-arm fracture.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
Blue Law VioIutor Receives
Suspended Term in Maryland

auto lot on Sunday, April "a,
and asked to make a deposit
on a used car.
Mr.. Greathouse. they said,
told them he would not accept
a deposit but that they could
drive the car home and if salts
factory, settle the deal next day.
He said no cars were sold on
Sunday.
Mr.. Greenhouses attorneys
argued there was nothing ex-
changed or passed and no con-
tract signed. They said real
estate operators show many of
their houses on Sunday.
However. Judge Smith said
the law state that mo person
shall sell, barter or deal in
merchandise on Sunday" leav-
ing no doubt in his mind that
Mr.. Greathouse was guilty.
The blue laws, no noted, date
back to 1928.