davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FLA68rONE terraces. walks. retain
lne walls AL kindssof cement work
HARcUccio. Poplar s-ssss
WATERPR0OFINGs cement work: 3l
years customer satisfaction: ire
&. PRICE Assoc, ~. S-Ib50.
WATER SPOUT and gutter cleenini
HARVEY UPH0LsTERY1-Ftee ssti
mates. repairs and Yeinod.: drst,
class work; 10 yrs. expeF. AZ
rms. cOMPLETELY PAPERED d
painted. $50 per rui.; earpentry
floor SANDING, taiing, electrical ant
plumbing work. bsIpt. redecprated
house front painted. SIS end up
etc. Eve. and weekend work Is de
ssTRUcTIoN CO., CO. 6-20fs0i DE
4 ZaAAlIA.
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MlscELLAMsous EoR RIN1

CHAIN SAWS, i-man. $40 per day;
i. s9sSs s3sa \ ssuSlfs' Sf' q ~ y s1Ss |ssl Il
WASHINGTON 10, 6.ssS7
CHAIN SAWS. strunk.. sales and
fsfsis Sass ana sess sosS ss SniS SssS . fcrnss e
RENT covERATIIs. pa pants. aSisa ana
and Tender covers, Boz 1ss-n. AZ.
RENT nv. 4oe dsy: / month rsiai.
lcoDtinusd on Next FsssJ
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HELP woMrN


FEAC1ERs-lmmsdlGte positions II
Englikh. social studies, euioerIee
TEACHERS AdcT.. i5ii q 81. nv
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES

PIANO LESSONS. besinners and ad-
vanced: teacher has music decree,
has cofieertised. IA. f-540e. --la
REALTY COURSE ron BEGINNERS
ID. C.. Nd. va. taught Tues,
6-S Pm. for s wks. IS3b cash of
5 PM Cali De. 2-b2s0, REALTY
COLLEGE, / Thomas circle nv,
LEARN WHILE LosNGTrS our
course, susgested diet, etc.. guar
anteed results; reas, Ap. 4-0od2.
FRENCH GIRL, college grad, vii
give French lessons. Write Boz
. 2bn.C. star. III
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Fuii recaps; guar; wear Eke peV;
cookie. 6.70xI5. S6.7s; 7.loxis.
asosIs irssa AL 81 sEssfcs sss = riss 81 ,Ss. cS
a2a4 "a Ave. nv RA.. 0.o6b0.
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coUNTERtsIRL

1885 years, white; good
wages, bonus and insur-
ance. apply HOTEL HAR-
RINGTON. 18th and E.
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'SAI,ESGIRI.

ED1na expeflence, Tor leWelfy store
Good pAlery. Group insurance bene.
4. HARRIS b CO., Jewellers
Ii0l y 81. NV.
See Mr.. oeracl 4th moor ONCE.
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OFFICE CLERICAL


capable Of handling figures kceu-
rateiy. Must be experienced. Good
starting salary, opportunity for ad-
yaucemefit. Liberal purchase dls-
counts, Apply Nj. Stewart,
THE YOUNG MEMS SHOP
i3is Z 81, NV. la
OFFICE CLERK for general once
work typing: 5-day, 40-hour week.
Apply WHKLANss CORSET SHOP
ll06 3 sk NV. ask for Mr.
OFFICE HE'LL Alert, young lady "a
learn Bookkeeping machine and
general ofilee routine: 6-day week
paid vacation: group hospitaiiza-
ton and ether company benefits,
n4ACco, Al kse 81 n.e- 81; =
rHoro0lAPHIc REToUCHER,
tno51gshly .o ,s9 sxrer. only. for lsi
CURED. CHASE STUDIOS, 1904 II
! st. Di. 7~4000. I'D
PIANIST, white woman to play gls
hrs. knikhtjy; SIS week fe start,
Apply Ia person after z pm. at
JoHBNY'B, 500 eth st. s.e. --If4
POSTING CLERK. experienced MGR
21O0 preferred. New medical clinic,
nv, Washington, Cal MRS.
! MANN, HI. 2-9SO0. III
PRACTICAL NURsES-Due to the
Increasing bed capacity We need
practical nurses. S-ff. day. paid
Faeatton: live ID or out Apply
]. B. nobertson, eupt., MASONIC
q EAgTERN STAR NOME. 5000
New Hampahire ave-. ne, I'D
RsM 1YPtsT. part time. 8.yiar
shop, mulkiiithinR legal proceeding
and briefs IN book form from mats
needs young iady % man. hishiy
proheient on TEM .psM; 20 Is 30
hours week: S2.2S per hour
standardized 615x1I fpTinaE don,
hlase spaced. no ttistifying. Mod,
ern building, Srd and Constitution
RECEPTI0NTsT. for front desk and
secfetafial service switchboard:
large new apt. project Ia nearby
nieht. experiences preferred but
not necessary. We will train. See
nieuagel. WA9hinKtpn Building.
tnKten blvd. AriinKton, va. No
Phone calls please. --ia
nTHCSVa AnFVFT "a ryfgfTS -
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Experienced for relief of feltnnlAni
cashiers; must be fast. accurate
and over a1 yFs. Of ase: able %
work an hours 6-day wk. Apply
Em; eos, !, w. WASHINGTON Ma
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DANCE LESSONS
RTHUR lgH MgRsasy !sss RoA


DAVENPORT. toast hrocade. niahog-
any base, . cushions; reasonable;
good cond, Wo. 6-269S, Apt. SOC,
|DAYBED. Hollywood, foam SPRING
z oyerstufied chairs, end table.
nHE BE- 7-2e4g. g. .A.p APT. a22O a2lO -, ia .lisS,,.i
used 3 mos, HA. 2:3S2s. ..a3
pEsfs :oSSson SS I've Sass sss. SSSsi's Sns y
type, $50; one req. business, $50.
cost much more. Phone FE, B.
1901 after Q am. OF see at 44ll
Hadneld lane NV. L.
DIAMOND RING, iady's:: cost 1892,
S ssn iSsrsnss aSS sSoo frss sssniaiIrae aA
pIAMONDs--tady.s. u &C. soc;
Iady's, 8 cts, Si.1g5. mans, ~
cts, $50. mans. 2k4 cts, $500.
Iady ,SsSt.s4sSS SIs sSsS; isdye g c6 issss ssss
IDIEETfE Il Fl 4 IsET. Be-. s1Sd red rock maple.
s65: Westinshouse eiec. roaster
oven. SIS; excel, cond. IA. 2-Q65ss. !.
DINING CHAiES-6 old. restored
TO new ecnd. Large. solid inahogs
| SO ea. 5101 Sherrier pl. nv.
DINING RooM SUITE. 10 pieces.
DINING TABLE. Duncan phyfe; 2
chairs. 1915 Franklin T. n.e-s Apt
lpiH. nm. SUITE, mahogany, s.pisces
plus Q chairs. cail 10. s-ob35;
DINING TABLE. nearly new eond,
Cost 500, zen $3.50. EM. s-s5SS.
DlsHw.AsHEE. James portable; AZ, "A
poIHs akk AND 81 csloTHEs and also
doll beds. uN. 4-2266. ---13
drums. complete modern set. very
S12b. LII. 4-00g4. --I4
Elec. Light Poles, SIS Ea.
CONCRETE, 2ss LONG. AP. 7-4a44
- =
tELEc, MfXER, hand vacuum, sRle
bed, curtain etTetehers, typewriter
golf clubs: misc, LA. 6-l9z0:
IgScYcLoPEpn BRIrANEIcA. "a
70. 1861 dictionary. ecoke2se: 3 9:
ESSfeL6sEDiA. ic ssf1DiA world scope; sood Z
eond. WA. 7-eI5I. after 9 week
FiEsafLacE LOGS. gas and sIse. Z
screens andiEens. tools; ACNE
TECggs4 sESyE iSat RduIFaEsT. Tss IA sh.as a.
tures, display box. coils, motor.
telephone stand. display tables,
work benches. desk. custom made,
Call Ju. s-5I41 ewes. after 8 pm.
L *. ~
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FURNITURE SALE

Ten HOLLYWOOD beds. $3.50
,n.i ssSh s, s,pc wv, Ssl k eefr@ YI,, SIniS Ssit
bedfm, quite, oriss $37b, sell
$iY: dbie. ssSi BABY eriSS.o iSo siS;s
carrtase. $40: eiec, seWing
ssSsxsis,. ssSsxsis issSSS isS TO-. aasS i; SE.iss .'s:s s's
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! WAITRESSES

ETRsi5slssssfs sGszsf ssggls dsSiEa dsAsissrS q RS is
x-RAY TkCHNfcfAN--For prlyafe
DOCTORS once; saiery eonnr1snsur-
ate with ezperienee. pE. 2-e224.
% construction 3ob: hours, % $50
fI'a.i s;T'; g Pm: 81 Monday nd. through vi
Cal after 4 p,ili.. Of any time Sat.
and SUM- MA. T-2426. ia
YOUNG LADr--deneral once ex-
perience, posting. machine helpful.
but not essential TO b. 5-day
ER1csS sfe cclssSsAHs SSTa!ss sss
and w sts. n.es washington.
WOMAN. white, live IN. light house.
salary; iniinsdiafsiss "a. 5sI6zS.
WoaAN-child care and light
housework. Can IN person any
time Sat. or Sun. ep2 Monti-
Falls Church yicInity. iSs
BRIGHT. YOUNG LADY for tspins
and general once work In tlne
mems store THE QUALITY SHOP
302S Wilson blvd, Arlington, ---1 b
HANDICAPPED GIRLS AND WOMEN
may nnd werk ~ GOODWILL M
DB8TRrE9, sewing, sortink. sales,
etc. Apply 1918 New Hampshtre
ave- NV. I2ist and NJ, . 70 ~
noon. Monday throuEh Friday:
WANT WOMAN 70 manage sn. sns.
hae.. husband employeil. no aRe
limit; e2S O pk NV. DI. 7-S64s.
PART-TTHsE LADY of rood person
atty and fair education. Must be
I loyal and faithful 70 her work.
$500 first 100 days Box 463-B.
lLERr WOMEN 70 work il Your
neiRhhorhood. earn Ssb per Wk, IN
uncroWded feld: not canvasslng.
Leads furn. No exper. necessary
but education and GOOD personality
essential: OF. As6963. 10 am; 70
HERE Is THE OPPORTUNITY to
make extra money working at
home, full or part time. Cal. 10.
ExNT n 4 woHAN 70 manage sra. r. In,s. I
nSe, 9Husband empli. 10 age limit.
92A y. y. ave. nv. 81. 3r71s4.
PaRr-rurK ASSISTANT, permanent z
1inrninaS: dietatlen and typing
ccmpetenee essential, send ali
haekFrunnd Information % Boz
AMINO q; az e6bpPoRruNIrY T. mst.
$500 or more before Xmas; natioE-
on siGhti full or part time. Call
MISS NufCY, NO. 7-f476. I'D
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rLoRrpA TRANSPORTATION

REsroEEIELE RKREsoEs
GAIL HAITfNoRF, MD,
BELMONT b-I400s NfR.
kKKLLa
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sTENoGRAPHER

Fof general once work. S-day week
paid Yaeailon. hospithiiration AMI
BOWEN & Co, INC
|f11e7 chdpman Ave. Rockville, Nd
OIL. 2-7Se0
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sITs., MEN 3 WoMEN

CARETAKER-DRTyER and house,
keeper RefeFeneesj live ini Mont
! 6omefg County, Nd. near Rockville
preferred. BOX 2a-D. star, 13s
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Ex-COFFEE MEN
ROUTE SALESMEN

nesirine connections with the second
Iafsest diEeet tc bones coiise com;
scnases vacation v with pay. ca
and expenees furnished. Give ex.
pefienGe% are and phone number
Write Box 1861. star.
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Ns AsD 4KiINs ao0yINo se

AP. 5-272T. AP. 1900
s ss..,Ss TSre on a sSSss IS
Also all carpenter work. Also In
terror and exterior painting
Written guarantee on all work.
Easy financing. Call any time. Free
estimates given At any time. III
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CHILD CARE AND G,H.W., live IN;
snd fiss Soa.i iai a1ss safs q. 81 salS
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Property Management

Leading property manage
,asrs ssr ,S sonpsDy D's hss CRHcys4 Z s4
perienced Il Once building
agement and operation. Per-
lnnnent position with start
ING gaiery above S6, 600 for
agsliiif,d qua a,. ,;,.. man = spplics;, s
ssfion. Iox z6s-c. Stsr.
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PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
METHODS

Register now for NOV.
22nd class. Complefe course
real estate methods, past real
estate examination Questions
fully discussed. No text re-
qutred. Need not be licensed
% qualify for ccufse. Ideal
for those planning q career In
real estate a must for those
who plan 70 take the REAL
ESTATE BROKERS' or REAL
ESTATE SALESMAN'S Lis
CENER EXAMINATION Lee
tures are euulprehensiye and
are given on 9 practical plane.
All necessary materials are 5
furnished.
Course includes THE Ii.
CENSiNG ACT. PRINCIPAL <
and AGENT RELATIONSHIP.
CONTRACTS and SALES.
TITLES and C0NyEYANcINQ.
FINANCING. MERCHANDISE
ING Oh NEW AND USED
PROPERTY and other related
Glasses meet every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. from Z
10 3 pm. Course consists OF
eight session., two hours each.
Classes are held at 1913 Eye
st. nv. Resistsatioti 4 from
pm. TUESDAYS and
FULL TUITION Is ONLY
$40. which includes al neces-
sary materials.
FoE further information
cal MA. e-c440.
Sidney z. MenSh & CO
1913 Eye p. NV. NA. s-e4'
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Elec. Light Poles, SIS Ea.
CONCRETE, az LONG. AP. 7-tst4
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Capable Of handling iisnres Aceu-
rstelS: Must Be sxpsEisneed; Good
sansas aTs!ns sTs paeass ssf ds Ss
counts, Apply M. Stewart,
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ExrEEIENcEp LoE !g gwTE1,Ee gCIIl!s'
EosbzS,. EHas5zisSo lsihsE hEilih iasn d d StWSs0' aW
Evening star., 1955-11-12
Cash REGISTERS

cAsH REoIsTEn-s dfagsrs. Iingl
Appls K ssgs y soe9 Se2 0sa issh II sisS. nv 'erIs
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HIGH SCHOOL GRAD.

Interested In construction work q /
sssssr s,s pcs,pnltx g ss., e ysal Z.
msnt - RAPIDLY expandins com
Gam v, SSEEMsAn, INC;
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PART iT''iI'iTME

eERVIcEMEN, eollege man civilian
srlpls. s.hise, e . cpenins, s,I = our s9le, ne,
cangaseirlg No exper. nee. Aver
acc earninr H7b per Bk., part time:
S128. full time For appt.. call OF
4-69e3. AZ a-W. % 4 p,fn- s9 2
Evening star., 1955-11-12
TRUCK DRIVER

EoIQfed, Tor 1Ht4cIass Gfocefy store,
sober, honest and reliable, Must Pc
Must know nv. section. paFticu-
laFly Conn. ave. Mass. ave; Spring
Valley, etc. Must stand reference
check. II you can meet these quail
neations. apply In person only, to
1I27 Conn. ave. nv. Mr.. KIATTA.
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BooKKEEPER

For One of Md.,s Largest
Automobile Dealers As
Bii-dny week, avery other
Saturday oif. Pleasant work.
in1 conditions. company hsne-
litG including vaeetipli. Eroup
ms. and hosps aiixgti0n. one
meeting auahileatiens. stsTt-
ING ssIasIi APPil iip II PERSON
Lustine- Nicholson
Oldsnobile
$500 BALTIMORE AVE.
HYATTSVIILE, MD.
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TRUCK MECHANICS

openln9 Tor 2 truck meehnnics and
sc sraiTss s,,,, feshsnics: q sood hourls s
talisation benefits. Paid holidays
and vacation B-dny week. over.
time optional Top national arm
Pleasant conditions MACK Mo-
TOR TRUCK CORP 2l21 West
Virginia ave, ne. No phone calls.
Evening star., 1955-11-12

White elementary private school.
MARYLAND gubufban. Small COM
blnation 1-6 Grade. Beglnnina nov
or Jan. 3. Please reply In own
handwriting, stating are. uuaiifca-
fione, experience. RELIGIOUS afillia.
aon. and references. Box 34-Dl
WAITREss. Experienced; good hours,
good pay, CALL RA. 6-9661. ILL
WAITRESS, white, day work. expe-
Elenced. FLOWER DELfcATESSEN,
ez01 Flower ave. kilyer BpflnE'
~. T-l045. --l4
MATTRESSES. GATEWAY Restaurant
Union Staten. night counter eeHy.
b Ice, 3 PIN. TIL midnight, see MISS
REIcHENBAudH. I'D
MATTRESSES, white, experieneed
Apply in. person, CRESCENT. 1898
New York ave NV. -@13
WAITRESS, white. experienced: rood
salary and TIPS; meals Included
payWork. 1921 Bethesda ave, BE.
thesda. Nd. Call OIL. 4-o76b.
WAITRESS, must be experienced
neat and nttraetiYe; no Sunday
work. Apply IN person, after 4 pm.
NAPoLE0N6 RESTAURANT, 264f
Conneeficut ave. NV. --13
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ssl2Ps ssHPs ssS ssaySH Hsa sols sEHlSTss fstS q
TACu pEf1TCTEp
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AWIATI(lN MEEIG

MECHANICS. PILOTS. LEARN HOW
YOU CAN ouALIFY--TEACH AIR
INSTITUTE - NATL. AIRPORT
He'll WASH, p. G. TX. 3.g0d3
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Alterations. Atties. painting. repairs
q AZ kinds kres kresao estimates. qL.
Evening star., 1955-11-12
CLERK-TYPIST

Interestine opening for typtst II in.
Burnnce company are IL 10 2R, 81
day week. pleasant sutEounainst
ply $50 woodward BLDG, 16th srd
CLERK-TYPIST
luterestins and Varied work with
week. company BENEFITS. Submit
written resume stAking eEperience,
are ana s4lnfg expected. MnIk.
ssFess1 sssrsssc' MI sT.nss Ropa,ai itsons nIs. prlop
Written reSnme. SHANNON 4
IUCfis Co. 721 14th 81. NV:
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~ sERVicEMKN. with experience,
inteliiEence and good character,
Il TO take part charge Of small TV
business to which owner cannct
devote fi1ll time Must have car
Salary, 500: 4S-hr. week. Write
4 ?. Q. Box 9as, Washinston :, p. c,
/ ~ sERyICElEAN--Experieneedf mar
- for outside service: transportation
BETHEsDA nv Co. o. e-S70o'
Ty sERvICEAfEN. experienced out 4
Side part and fun time. PENN
TELEvISIoN CO., eos 18th st. Sc.
nv TECHNftiAN. experienced out
side man. This Is . wonderful
opportunity 70 become afiliated
n with one of suburban Waslington'l
eldest service shops. VIII train yoc
Z. on bench work and to ultimately
y become key man In our orGenizas
ton. CAL Mr.. BERG ~. e-7646.
Ty MAN, fulI time. outside man;
good salary to- qualified mani no
4 set puilers. Also, man for eyes.,
shop o. outside work. Cal Mr..
ERWIN, Do. 7-3303. --13
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Hot water, used, Knarantsed: aver
Laree selection cf used radiators.
New gas furnaceg 1t wholesale cost
ELocKs i49 4.bee Lee hwy. mr.. Kfs
Evening star., 1955-11-12

Sidney q. Mensh & Co.
tei3 Eye q. NV. NA. s-e44o
si3
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MUST SELL

Singer sewing machine, lre. desk
and chair. Acton Philco air condi-
TONER: very reas. 6040 14th %.
NV, Apt. 223. --13
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WANTEjIl

National finance eofnp2ny desires "a
employ Young man. ~ 80 sxear4 old,
u train for manegeflaI position.
Good training salary, life ins,irance,
hospitalization. vacation. retirement
LINCOLN LOAN SERVICE
sals Ehod. I.lsnd Az; ~; z; Y. Eai1isI !
5-28zz. het3eea e-R Pm. --sI4 y.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS BAN
ON RIvERDALE LIQUOR SALES

ANNAPOLIS lE)-The Court Of Appeals yesterday up
held Injunction against the sale Of sprftuous liquor In
the Prince Georges County community of Rverdale because
II Is restricted In 65-year-old covenant
The court rejected arguments of william and Rose
King who had been granted license to sell whisky in their
store that the had been invadated by the
Of time and change of residential character in the
community.
noted that there was no legal sale of whisky in the
community and said that the sale Of beer and wine at four
other places In Rverdae not waiver Of the covenant
forbiddng sale Of spirituous liquors.
The covenant required by the developers Of the
community written fhto all deeds along with other
restrictions such prohibiting the building OF blacksmith
shop on the main street.
The opinion upheld Injunction granted In Prince
Georges Circuit Court by Judge John b Gray.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

the conviction and death penalty,
and Howard A. Vogel. Bryant's
attorney, took his plea for the
youths life to Gov. McKeldin.
In explaining his reasons for
committing Bryant's death sem
|tence, Gov. McKeldin yesterday
again called for legislation TO
provide for judicial review Of
criminal sentences ''at least IN
the most serious cases. !"
The Governor said In his brief
that "aIl of the evidence indi-
Gates that there was q distinct
change for the worse In his
(Bryant's) makeup after the last
head injury He also noted
that an Army psychiatrist had
recommended Bryant be sep
arated from the service because
OF emotional instability. !"
Gov. McKeldin said he had
carefully reviewed the entire
trial record Of 500 pages. In
cIuding the testimony OF the
three psychiatrists.
The communication was the
ninth the Governor has granted
In IL capital crime cases TO come
before him.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
|Robber Who Fled
With $500 Sought

Montgomery County police to-
day were looking for q sallow-
faced holdup man who got more
than $500 in q closing -hour rob-
berry at the Household Finance
Co. ONCE at 7444 Wisconsin ave-
niue In Bethesda. Nd.
Fred D. Wildman Of 3612
Adams drive, Wheaton, Md, told
Detective 1t. John Leahy he
was working alone in the Office
at $50 pm. yesterday when the
|robber forced him to open q
safe and remove the days re.
|ceipts.
The man. whom Mr.. Wildmar
described as about IS years oi
age, stuck q gun in his back
and warned him not TO cal
police for i've minutes. The
lholdup man was wearing q gray
suit, gray hat and q topcoat
He ran from the ofice and fied
|along Wisconsin avenue with
|out detection. The finance Office
lis d block from the Bethesda
police station.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Several Blair Pupils involved
In vundolizinq RivoI Bethesda

Montgomery County police
yesterday revealed that a foot
ball game between two Mont
gomery County high school teams
was nearly Cancelled last week
after students Of one school
caused 500 damage at Their
rivals school two night before
the game.
Police said seven youths, most
|of them students ct Montgomery
Blair High School In Silver
Spring, admitted destroying
three trees at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School. Their
confessions came on Friday after
the student governments and
principals Of the two schools
agreed to give the guilty students
until 5 pm. Friday to give them
selves up or cause cancellation
of the game. the last OF the year
for both schools.
William q. Pyles. principal ct
Bethesda Chevy Chase. said the
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Bryant Death Sentence
COMMITTED by McKeIdin

Eugene e. Bryant. who slew
his I7-year-old pregnant sweet
heart 10 months ago, was saved
from the gallows yesterday by
Maryland Gov. McKeldin, who
comnuted the death sentence
to life In prison. Bryant had
been scheduled to hang Thurs
day.
Joan Marie Ruzza, q choir
singer and a senior ct Suitland
High School, was found dead,
shot i've times by q .38-caliber
revolver. in an alley near her
home in Capitol Heights. Nd,
on April 8. 1854.
It was testified that Bryant,
q 22-year-old veteran Of the
Korean war, had been dating her
despite objections from her par
entS. He was found guilty Of
first-degree murder In Howard
County Circuit Court In Eliicott
City on July is, 1854. The trial
had been moved from Prince
Georges County, where Bryant
lived, after his lawyers argued
that he could not get a fair
trial In the county.
Gov. McKeldin said he granted
the communication largely because
Of testimony concerning Bryant,s
mental condition. Bryant's de-
Tense was that he was insane
and had annesia at the time OF
the killing. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bainbridge Bryant. told
the court their son had suffered
head injuries In several accidents
and that the Army discharged
him because Of mental defects.
The jury, however. rejected the
insanity plea.
Bryant then was sentenced to
death by the late Judge James
Clark. Sentencing was set for
September 5. 1854, but Bryant's
attorneys won . delay. The case
was appealed on the grounds
that Judge Clark showed preju-
dice to the defense and COM
rnitted five legal errors.
Judge Clark died in March,
1855. On July IA, 1855. the Mary
land Court Of Appeals upheld
Evening star., 1955-11-15

More than $4,000 In damages
have been awarded the widow Of
a Hyattsyille volunteer fireman
killed two years ago In a traffic
accident while returning from q
Ihre.
A Circuit Court jury in Prince
Frederick. Md. after q 40-minute
|deliberation, awarded Mrs. Ida
Ruth Streets Of the 800 block
|cf Lancer place, $50,e34 as q
result OF the accident on Octo-
her 81, 1858.
The case was heard before
Judge John b. Gray, jr.. after
attorneys for the defendant,
Mike Hamburger. operator Of a
produce trucking company in
Philadelphia. requested removal
from Prince Georges County.
John T. Streets. 40, and an
other volunteer, William Stain
back, IS. died shortly after they
were thrown from their hook and
ladder truck on the HyattsvilIe
overpass. A two-year jail sem
tence was given James A. Rob-
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Symphony TO Play
AT Wheaton Hiqh

The first Of two National Sym
|phony concerts in MontgomerS
County win be presented at $3.50
pm. Thursday at the new Whea-
ton High School. with Howard
Mitchell conducting.
The concert viii feature .
piano selection by Roger Price
Iof Montgomery County.
The second concert Of the
series win be held March Is
Season tickets for the two con.
Icerts are now on sale at the
lTakoma Park Cooperative store
the Wheaton Coop and the DALE
Music Co. Of Silver Spring. How.
lard Price Is chairman Of tht
Montgomery County COMMITTEES
for National Symphony Con.
lcerts.
Evening star., 1955-11-15

Ivandals also splashed paint on
the school building and dug q
hole In the athletic field.
Daryl Shaw. Blair principal,
said seven students admitted
taking part in the foray on
Thursday night. and II others
admitted they were present but
did not participate.
County detectives yesterday
said '.fiye or six'' other boys who
took part In the raid are being
sought. Juvenile Court authori-
ties are investigating the Incl
dent and said charges OF prop
Ferty destruction will be placed
against the youths.
The Bethesda principal said
one pine. tree was stripped Uf It's
limbs. the trunk Of another was
badly hacked. and the limbs Of
|a magnolia tree were stripped
from the tree trunk.
The Montgomery Blair loot
ball team won Saturdays game.
IL TO 4.
Evening star., 1955-11-15
Sidewalk Sermon Charges
Against Preacher Dropped

Charges against q Hamilton
tVa.) preacher accusing him ol
Illegally using . loudspeaker Il
exhort potential members Of hi:
flock were dropped yesterday II
Fairfax County Trial Magis.
trateis Court.
The Rev. C. M. Wood was
freed when Trial Magistrate J.
Milton Grove ruled that the Law
was vague and not sufficiently
clear"
Mr.. Wood, s7-year-old minis.
ter Of the Assemblies Of God. wa
arrested October 90 while
preaching over ioudspaalrers
from his car which was pIsfket
on q Clifton (Va.l street II
southwest Fairfax County.
The Clifton town council had
previously passed an ordinance
forhidding the use Of loudspeak-
ers ION or near public streets
roads or sidewalks"
Defense Attorney Ernest
Hudgins said the ordinance was
contrary to the Constitution d