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AUToMoBlIEs FOR SALE

AsTON-AfARTIN. $50 Vi drop head
coupe: ilnniac. cond.: $4,000. kE.
AUSTIN. A-4o 1854 4-dr.. radio
and heater low miieaRe. Excel
lent condition; See6. Lo. b-4i56.
AUSTIN '4s sedan: original finish;
3 speeds; 35 nj, per gallon. good
motor; $295. 4326 Conn. ave:
AUSTIN 80: saar. perfect; = new
paint. motor; red leather. etc:
AUSTIN HEALEY +l00f 1865 mod
elss many improvements; innmedi-
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. Test. l91Aas
9TH At e SITS. NV, North 7-2700.
STANLEY II, HI1isNER.
INC DoWntcwn I'LL 18th. Con-
yenjent 70 all hotels. once build.
tngs. real estate and financial dis
srtrt d 7~SaD3.
BUtCkS-SelecttOn Of models and
colors, HuRNER's CORNER, Buck
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. ct 9Th. Ii.
BUICK 1858 Roadmaster a-dr.: =.
and h.. dSnadex, power steering,
Wv. tires, cleo. windows: low
MILEAGE. / owner: $3.50. Excel.
cond. Phone CT. 6-n3l6. ---I
BUICK 1880 SUPER 4-dr. sed.: excel,
cond.: comp. equip; owner leaving
U.e.A.. best offer. KR, S-4ig3
.
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407 Pia. Ave. NE. IL 6-52o0l
----51
PONTIAC 1855 Model $40 de luxe
4-df.; hydra; I. and D.: left over
never sold: Sc. 3e9. save hun-
s ersss: aToq Mo r S,sasd 4aai
PONTIAC 1856 station wagon; ny
nsse: $2:Ssg: save u IVY. kLsl2 aJsypl
8 PQNIdAC 4zZA Connectieut. W.
d-8400:
PONTIAC 80 Ehteftain De iuxe cony.::
has Oidx .sSa's ef1riue. hydfa,, +.
and s. Wv. tires. maroon With
new black top IN extremely good
cotld-. don't miss this for only $685.
e , low {: V , GOVT; !. 70
z = ssAA.A = $50,
1885 Good Hope I'd. BE. LU. l-9041
so
PONTIAC s6l: /. and IL; hydra
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0TDS "a super .Rs" 3-doOr hydro
matte; fully equipped; one owner;
o rl si.apb: safety tested Tor your
projection. 30-dAy written war
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS. AND ELLIcoTT ST. NV.
KE, 7.i3OS a-9 Closed SUNDAYS
al <
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TRAlLERs tcsnsinssdl

HOUeK TRAlLEE Is r.. fully turn.,
tt. 6-903b.
e-WnEKL ail-steel. 4xe, yemcyabll
thuilt-up TOP. twin tail Mghts, saiety
chain. $50. JE. 2-15A2. 30s
F0H SAL metal utility trailer
b-ft. ~ l0-fts: new e-ply tires: nesi
ISL ST. hoYAE S- HsSDUsE rHArLER. so-
fis.ssssss s qiai Send Fl Kss. Es sasc
1864 81 RobSin House trailer: pric,
SI 800; welsh Trailer Park,
sosea ms es csc e sA sfsss r si.''
epaFtan--R oycrAft--Pacemake
acknowledgements
BLAIR MoBIEE HoAfE5 CO.. White
ss IN ao KS J. e Z Is.a p q Ii. 1851 sSi
The aii-new 1856 SPARTAN 46-ft.
two bedrmH., front and rear will d
On display starting Sunday. Oct. 30
on Hair 81 sMSoBrLE Honns CO.
Open Is ss ,s six dsKsh asaa }as sun
RoycsRsaais:fEA an b Z EsR--pEERLEss
Wn NJ; a EriRs Il ia Ia Plata q On Rte Sol
STREAMLi0HT sb4 35-ft. bsarnl.
cannot Be told from bfand-new
Sa.s0b, win accept rs little a
$195 On. and finance unpaid bal
aiics through our local bank 10
az long a. 5 yrs, X nee.
COLES
-. ...sA nf.sA ~ kWsw
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sTUDEBAKER 1888 Custom 2-dr.;
trade or Sia5 down; S79b. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. W0.
sgT iSiSEsAK 1850 champion o 4
DR.: 7. and h.; cd; dark green. i
owner; 1925. BOWMAN STupE-
BAKER. 1900 ca. ave. NV. RA.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion a
Dr.. sedan: 7. and h.. auto. trans.:
very good trans, Wtll sell for no
Ohio Williams Buick
10th and n !. ave. NE. AID. A-s344
sTUDRBAKER 1858 Comm. VS.
hardtcp. T. and b., At. Wy. tires;
BOWMAN nssa sssTruipEssIKSRRaa. 7soo i- "a.
ave: nv; IA. e-ll22 so
Eal 4-dr.; I: and n ID; d.. da I I;
sTupEHAKER. $500 Ca ave. ~,
s TnD esiinE 1859 champion OH Re-
gal 4-tir.: Z. and h.. Cd; dark
cray: / owner; seas. BOWMAN
sTubEBAKER, 1900 Ca ave. Nv.
s63; new coIld.: low
mileage: light blue: radio, etc.
WHY'S 1916 station wagon: IA
good condition: $3.50. RE 6-si76.
wILLYs 1858 Lark dc luxe 4-dr. ];
heater. 3D.. low mileage S5Aa.
BOWMAN ETuDEBAkERs 5600 Ga.
ave. NV. RA. slice. so
MUST SELL
Chevrolet 1883 Bel Air 2-dr.: ex-
ceilent condition; pvt. owner now
working for dealer with transpoy.
tation furnished, Call GIBSON. no.
$1,000: ewes. co, b-9Sl7. Gar
A REAL BUY
Cadillac ~. i-famiiy possession.
Fully equip. and In perfect mechan-
ieai condition. RiRht side damaged,
ANY rees offer considered. Call
Mr.. TAYLOR. IA. 10000. so
AZ PONTIAC eonv. --------&I95
AZ FORD Tudor --------- 1875
80 HUDSON 4-tioor -------- 295
AZ BUICK 2-doof -------- I'D
Al CHEW. COW. --- 1J5
ii CHEW, 2-doof $1,000 eS
L Others
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. n w.
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FORD Ig40 cow; r. and h. Sacrt-
nee ct $206. No cash down. S17.71
per mao.
Ohio Williams Buick
goth and r. !. Ave. NE, AID. 1924
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'56 FORD
S1.485
si35 down; Tudor coupe: best buy
anywhere: for credit approval eaIl
oTU. 2-4200
BILL ROSS
rAff, ~ As n "

FORD .62 vas Tudor: positively
excellent condition; O car that
cannot be matched for quality and
price; S795, low down pAyment.
STANDARD PONTIAC
4404 n. / Ave. NE. uN. 4-5e6i
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"a PONTIAC

aR'' CHIEFTAIN DE LUXE 2-DR.
SEDAN; FULLY E9uIpr9D: q SOC .,
xEv Akss ri ne .. - 800
COAST-IN PONTIAC
4e7 Fla. Are, NE. IL $1,000
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FORD sAS PordoY Fairiine. every
known ACCESSORY Owned By diplo-
mat. Trade OF terms. Si.O0S. IN.
F6RD ia de luxe eons.: black. red
seats. FprdrMakte. Z. and h.. v .-w.
tires. power Brakes power steering.
power windows. power seat. Con-
tineHtai tire and many other extras.
Purchased new Aug. ~ for 81. Afltl
never even bumped, owner viii sell
for s1.pg5 cash, Of. 2-4016s
FORD Isl beaut. Tudor ..sa: very
low mi. PaetoIy-new cpnd. A326
Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 9-22t0. -
FORD 81 4-dr. station wagon p
PASSENGER Wa. cd. &. and h., t,s-,
window washer, I3.a00 MI: dip
loast must sen. $1.ssS. 10. b-i3s0.
FoRD 1855 country sauirs; blue:
$500 miles; all accessories, white
Sidewalks cost -. 100: owner ieav-
ing country. must sell. best offer.
Call tx. 3-2s31. $50
FORD 81 Victoria Custom ..s''
hardtop coupe; a-tUne green finish,
with contrasting seat covers: =.
and h., turn signals, Wv. tires.
ETC.; Q real sharp car. only $675:
as low IS SIS down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. e.E. Lu. 2-es27
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30 PONTIAC

CHIEFTAiN DE LUXE 4-DooR BE-
DAN: FULLY EQUIPPED; $4a9;
COAST-IN PONTIAC
407 PA. Ave. NE. II. $1,000
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PLYMOUTH 81 club coupe, Gran
brook; light green; Wv. tires \ x (
od 3; d ss.s 81. a lcr T TM gSc
PLYMOUTH 1851: :. and n. new
Wv. tire. clean IN and out: party
going 10 Europe. no cash required.
AID. 2-e625 after Q. MR.. NIcK0LA.
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OLDSMOBILE 1883 super .SS''
cow; +. and b., hydramatic: very
ehRfp ear; very low mileage: sis
3e6. Cash. trade or terms.
Ohio Williams Buick
10th and n. i. Ave. NE. AID. 4-s344
OTDGMOBILE 1855 aAR'' Holiday
coupe; iighT finish; power steerine;
power brakes: 29e-h.p. Rocket en-;
kit. nyRheel disc; $3,5a5: Ccc
guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac lds
1872 eand ct. NV. ST. $4,000
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THE EVENING STAR A.2s
Washington, D. G.
SATURDAY. oC1oBEn e. 1sss
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WATERFRONT pRop.--sALE

LOCH HAVEN, AfD.--Year round
home; Q bsdrnas., liF. rin.. fiTepi.,
bath. cleo. lit. Furnished. On lake:
blka. to beach. View Of South
River. On school bHsiines $500.
Drive our Rte. III. Once IL Loeb
Haven. 8. 8. MELLIcHAMPE West
4 River 6Rs3.
CHESAPEAKE RAY-2-bedrm, home
On corner lot overlooking water.
Complete bath. kit, scr. porch:
Sc. $50. easy terms. HINE 81 CO..
NE. 9-06l9.
NEW 4-BEDRM. RAMBLER, com
muaity bathing beach: South River,
wharf. boat n0oriIfg with I4-ft.
water: 90 mi. from District line;
bargain, St5.5 500.
NEW FLORIDA RANCHERs--3-bed
rfn., all-yr. home. situated ON l.
acre waterfront lot. Only S12. 900.
We have some loFely old homes. 2
and bedrooms. lali.yr. direct va
terfront with piers. West River.
South River and Rhodes River.
Come and give Us an offer.
Also Bay-tTout lots on sand beaches.
Call Mrs. Poor, West River 5-bs05.
b, NJ. ODuM, Broker, West River
Glib, or RE. 7-62I6. 30
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CADILLAC "a
s6as down: COW; power equipped;
Alpine white exterior: low mileage:
perfect condition; new car appear
ance; balance TO. be hank financed.
CARS, INC.
1855 Florida Ave. NE. Kx. 3-go6s
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REAL ESTATE MANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

3 DESIRABLE sHORE LOTS. about
acres below Broom's Island:
VIII sell or trade for other prop
ertT. r. q. Co: not over 10 mi. ont.
RE. 6-693a; 20. $3.50. 80
CEIEsAREAKE REACH - :3-bedrm.
hse... furn.. mod. improvements,
hs-W.h.: rent $76. Call IA. S-75S4
FIJI 40
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MERCURY 80 custom cow: 2-tone
blue finish, white top. +. and h..
turn SIGNALS, Wv. tires. special To-
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-gs27
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Sbk1O tvA1A401AAo o44AA
goth and r. ]. Ave. NE, AD. 1854

LINCOLN 81 S-dr.; auto. trans. !.
Ike new; orig. heattt. fnizh: only
$685. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS.
JU. a-6626. --20
LINCOLN 1851 Capri club coupe; ~
tone. hydramatie: one oRnsr;
$ie5 down: Sso5. BELL MOTORS
500 Wis. ave. nv. WO. 6-eg00.
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DE SOTO 1854 Firedome VS. 4-dr.;
r.. h.. powerfiite transmission: hne
share: $1,000. 30. 5-62b7. ---3I
DODGE 80 CoFoi1et club coupe. Lam
Ger maroon finish with contrasting
seat covers, gyfo. trans. +. and b..
turn signals, etc, one owner low
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1885 Good Hope Rd. Sc. LII. 1-ee47
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MERCURY '66 custom sedan: gray |;
fully equipped: like new: one own.
'eT: $1,000. Ap. 1885, ofiics hrs.
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CADILLAC ,53 fleetwood; fully auto.
and equipped with cir cond.:
owner; low rai.: $4,000. Call ewes.
CADILLAC IA .ee. t-dr. sedan:
black: cleo. windows; very clean.
sos dn.: $Agp. prNEy BRANCH
MOTORS, 10. S-f1s6, 20
81 convertible, canary
yellow: I owner = real sharp car;
Ju. G-i1S5. 80
CADILLAC '54 Coupe dc vile tyre:
p.s.. p.b, cleo. windows, Away seat,
S;' sce s sls,s ss .ss slso a p Ss
pIEEY BRANCH MOTORS. 10. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29

CADILLAC '6b H62. sedan: beautiful
tght gray fi1ish, fully equipped In
Guiding air conditioner, power steer
tng and brakes: new-caf condition,
warranty: -. 4pE.
Suburban Cadillac-Ol dds.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, ND. OIL. 6-710O
OPEN SAT. TILL 4 Pm.
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way seat, hydramatic, Continental
wheel. beautiful matchine interior,
super cushion Wv tires; cash,
trade or S195 down: S1,6e6. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis, ave. nv. Wo.
LINCOLN 1870 cosmo. 4-dr.: hydra
, o1s down ad .a 81 Ell sEf MS Molo sas
/ SOLO Wis. ave, NV. W0. 6-s900.
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STANDARD PONTIAC
A4o4 r. !. Ave. NE. uN. 4-sg6i

CHEVROLET 1850 Bel Air hardtop.
excel. coud.: heater. 1000 miles.
orig, owner; $500 or highest bid:
avail. about Nov. 10. IL. $4,000.
CHEVROLET 1854 4-dr. "1s0s:: very
clean family or End car. IL. 500
miles, $t.0dS or best csfer. OIL
!. 4-5b34 week ends or after . pm.
CHEVROLET ,5B .t2t0' 4-dr.; biue
and iyofy; with p.g. equipped
purchased late July, $500 actual
miles. Best oiier. EN-. 3-423b:
CHEVROLET 1919; one owner; sood
condition. $3.50. II. T-5l24.
CHEvRoLET 81 Bel Air harStop:
l owner. orig. pai4t. fully equip.
Fastory-liew ccnd. Best offeF. EM.
CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. de luxe:
owned BY Canadian Diplomat. Alb
aolutely Ike new. Best offer. En-.
CaEyR0LEr IS consersiels VS.
Bel Air r. h.. perfect .eogid.; mile
age low. Owner lenstne country.
81 .RfltS DU T-3300 al
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CHEVROLET "a 2-dr; beautiful z.
tone Hnish. with matching al
leather upholstery: low mileage;
this car Ii positively Immaculate;
q real bug ut $t.I46. low. down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29

SUCK 'S3 Super Riviera 4-door; o.
tone green finish with CONTRASTING
seat covers. has dsna,. :, and h..
turn SIGNALS, Wv. tires. tined flaEs
aud many other extras. garage kept
low naiieage. special today, III. lDk.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1890 "a. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-9S27
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MIST SELL,

Chevrolet 1853 Bel Air 2-dr.: ex-
cellent condition; pvt. owner now
working for dealer with transpog.
tRtion furnished. Cali GIBSON. no.
2-7B00: ewes. CO. b-9Sl7. Car
financed with Si7b dowr. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-29

JAgUAR 1855 roadster. modified G
ton. Call Mr.. DOUGLAS, 10. a
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CADILLAC sb6 Coupe DeViile: beau
With Dow power r's Steering an ana Srskss.
electric windows and seats. etc:
nsw-car condition. 1895.
Suburban Cadillac Olds.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77O0
OPEN SAT. TILL 4 PM.
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BUICK 80 super 4Tdoori dyna7lew.
radio. heater. seat covers; beauti-
ill 2-tone iinisn: his y ne .,. clean Ar.
terrific buy. only $i,296: safety
tested for your protection. a0-
day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. folds.
WIS, AND EI4LrCoTr 81. NV.
ks. G.i36S Oh Closed SUNDAYS
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FORD 1854 customlspe .6-cyl. Tudor
sedan; radio, hektef, oyerdrive,
brand-new Wv. tires; diplomat
leaving country. Call NO. 7-i256,
from $40 am. to 1880 pm. 81
FORD $50 6-cyi. Fordor: beautiful
glacier plue finish, contrasting seat
covers. r. and h., turn signals.
other accessories: one owner: lew
NIL; special today. $Se6; % low
as 50 down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 n. Ave. s.E. Lu. 2-es27
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MERCURY 1888 Monterey; fun,

ea,ippsd, inciudins /. ana Il, auto.
Diplomat must sell. M. 5000,
After d M ----20
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FORD 'b4 Cnst0mline s'N' club
coupe: black. with Wv. tires, +.
and b.. turn signals. seat covers.
etc.: . real aharp car. for only
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1876 Good Hope Rd. Sc, LII. 1.g647
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wash. nalto. Blvd, q. 8. ! hWy..
3is mi. north Of Laurel. Mds o.
RarkWnH k-lA2N 40
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1852 l-dr. sedan: exeep-
clean: / owner. 1896, VIII
no money down. Z others
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SIS Down
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 18th st. NV.
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FORD 1854 Ranch Wagon; 2.tone
actual miles: immaculate inside and
out: radio, heater. conventional
drive: mechanically perfect; will
eonsidsr trade; terms aysilahIe;
70 r.f,ls47 or no. n-g&e0. 40
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DIET 81; WaIk-Iil H0yertown
seed tires: peri lanninss
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FORD 80 S-cylinder Tudor; beau
tifal Hawaiian bronze, r, and h..
seat covers, other accessories; In
extremely good cond. throuRhout;
special today, $49b; ~ low ~ S.
down.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1895 Good HOPE I'd. Sc. LU. l-ee47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
Hearing Slated
On JobIess Paw

An all-day hearing has been
scheduled by the Senate District
Committee April % on a bill
sponsored by the Labor Depart
ment to further liberalize the
city's unemployment compensa-
ton insurance.
The hearing will be held be-
fore the Health, Education. We'll
fare and Safety Subcommittee.
headed by Senator Mcnamara,
Democrat, of Michigan. Other
members are Senators Morse,
Democrat, of Oregon and Case,
Republican. Of New Jersey.
The measure would liberalize
the present law in several re-
spects. particularly as to dis
qualification of claimants for
jobless insurance.
Witnesses for the bill will be
heard between 10 am. and noon
and opponents between Q and 4
pm. If the testimony cannot be
concluded in one day, another
session will be held April 90.
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LIKED TO HAVE CHANGE
Boy Admits IS BurgIories
Of Church Money Boxes

Police today are investigating
further escapades of a 15-year-
old boy who has already ad-
mitted Is housebreakings in Dis
trict churches.
The boy was arrested yeSter-
day when a church sexton sur
prised him as he attempted to
break into a money box at st.
AIMS Church, 4400 Wisconsin
avenue.
The sexton. Roy Saylor. 4509
Harrison street NV, told police
he had been on the lookout since
q recent rash of robberies at
the church. The boy was ar
rested beside the church after
Mr.. Saylor called police.
Detective Fred H. Miller said
the boy, who has a juvenile rec
ord for HOUSEKEEPING and arson,
admitted having broken into st.
AIMS Church on at least nine
other occasions.
He also admitted having
broken into the Shrine of the
Sacred Heart at Sixteenth street
and Park road twice and on one
occasion, police said, set a fire
which resulted in more than
$500 damage. The boy has been
charged with that arson and
police are investigating another
fire set last August at st. AIMS
Church.
Detective Miller said the boy
could not recall all the times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20
Trial Boord Urges
Firing Of Policemen
Charged in Bribery

A police trial board yesterday
recommended discharge for Pvt.
Albert M. Pizzi, 80, who last
month was sentenced to S to Is
months imprisonment for &C
cepting a $40 bride from a
motorist not to press a traffic
charge.
When Pvt. Pizzi was sentenced
on the bribery count, he also was
sentenced to serve six months for
unlawfully entering a storage
yard in the 1900 block of Penn
sylvania avenue Sc. The two
sentences were ordered to run
concurrently.
The three-man boards recon-.
mendation will now be sent to
the District Commissioners.
Board members were Inspector
Henry Helm and Capts. Mar
shall Gore and Reid L. Ham
mann. Pvt. Pizzi dod not appear
before the board.
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he has broken into churches.
Police plan to take him on q
cruise of the city to refresh his
memory about other church
robberies.
The boy told police he COM
mitted the crimes because he
"hkes to have change" in his
pocket. When arrested. he was
carrying wood chisel. used to
break open money boxes and an
open jackknife. which he said he
carried to scare people in case
he was caught. according to
police. He was charged with
carrying a deadly weapon.
The boy is being held at the
Receiving Home pending Juve-
nile Court action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-20

Delegates to the 18th con-
vention of the Southeastern Dis
trict. Lutheran Church Missouri
Synod. were told today the
denomination's Christian day
schools now total % with LABS
students and SO teachers.
The report pointed out that Is
years ago there were only three
such schools. taught by seven
teachers. There were IA pupils.
1t further noted that six
schools are now in the Washing
ton area. They are Ascension.
Landover Hills, Md; Greenbelt,
Nd; Trinity. Hyattsville. Md:
Calvary, Silver Spring, Md: Our
Saviour, Arlington. Va. and I'm
manuel. Alexandria, Va.
These schools have 20 teach
ers and $50 students. Trinity
School is the largest, with six
teachers and ZIG pupils. I'm
manuel is next, with five teach
ers and 1877 students.
200 Attending
About 200 pastor and lay dele
gates are attending the four-day
meeting. closing tomorrow, of
the Southeastern District in
Christ Lutheran Church. Six
tenth and Gallatin streets NV.
They represent log churches in
Maryland. Virginia, District of
Columbia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and parts of Georgia.
There are 16 Missouri Synod
churches in the Washington
area.
Ambitious plans for the de-
nominations new senior coll
lege were outlined to the dele
gates yesterday by DR.. Martin j.
Mech, the f1edgling institutions
president.
DR.. Mech said the school, near
Fort Wayne, Ind. provides a new
step in higher education. He
said it is the first senior college
to be put into operation. There
are 500 junior colleges-the first
two years now established
throughout the United States
and the remainder are full four
year institutions. The new Con-
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Lutheran Session Told
Of Synod's Schools

cordia Senior corresponding
work for the last two years Of
college works the first in its
field.
Purposes Outlined
The speaker noted its purpose
was to take students who want
to become Missouri Synod minis
tiers after they complete two
years in one Of the denomina-
tons 10 junior colleges. The two
years in the senior college will
be aimed to prepare them better
for seminary work.
This is a direct attack on a
major weakness Of ministerial
training" DR.. Mech explained.
THAT weakness is the seminaries
cannot now sufficiently influence
the programs of their future APP
plicants as can medical or other
professional graduate schools.
We hope to do so in the senior
college"
Concordia Senior College will
cost about Sc million to put into
operation. its president said. He
added the school has been de-
Hberately designed as a small
college. accommodating $50 stu
dents. All told, the institution
when completed will have "a
buildings.
The senior college expects to
open its doors in September
1856, DR.. Mech said.
The Rev. William H. Kohn of
Hyattsville, Md. president of the
district, is presiding over the
sessions. He is also pastor of
Trinity Lutheran Church, Hy-
attsville.
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REPORTERS FIND
OAR SESSION HAS
MUSICAL HAZARDS

Members Of the press. COW
ering the OAR Congress,
have reserved seats in the
front row. center. But they
must make their entry into
Constitution Hall via the
orchestra pit, which causes
complications when the or
chestra is playing.
One reporter. bent on
reaching the auditorium for
the colorful entrance pro-
cessional. was a split second
too late. AS she was hurry
ing toward her objective.
the musicians struck up a
march. Several colleagues
pulled her back. just in time
to avert q collision with the
orchestra leaders baton.
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Rubbi Sky to Speak
To Youth Group

Rabbi Harry z. Sky of Agudas
Achim Synagogue, Alexandria,
Va. will speak at the Young
Peoples Synagogue's cultural pro-
gram tonight at $50 o'clock.
Rabbi Sky's topic will be THE
Jew Faces Himself in the goth
Century"
A social hour at Tifereth Is
rael Synagogue, Fourteenth and
Euclid streets NV, will follow
the nrooram.
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Morse to Lecture

Senator Morse. Democrat, of
Oregon. will be the concluding
lecturer Of the Georgetown Uni
versity Law Lecture Series at 8
pm, Friday in the Georgetown
Law Center, SOC E street NV.
Senator Morse will speak on
international Law and Ameri-
can Foreign Policy"