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UPPER 18th ST. N.W.-Tvin bedrm.,
in pvt. det. home. good meals ehild
NV. Pvf. HOME-Lsrse double rm-,
PVT, bath. 2 meals. q days. Do, a
SINGLE on DouBLE. connectins
bath: nice, det- pvt. home: Eood
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD &C
mother and child and care for child
while mother works. LU. 2-ls56
ROOM WITH BOARD for 2; home
prfvileges: eonv, transp.: nr. Penta-
gon and Ariinston Hail; SIC vk. ca
MASS. AVE. NV, l4os-Excel. food
cariine, ~. Bendix. AID. 4-s777,
CLUE MASON. 1926 N. n. ave. NV
De luxe living In q club residence,
for refined ladies. men: $3.50 W
incls. fun course meals. hotel serv-
ices CO. 5-9349. NO. 1910. "a
lc0LUMBIA RD. NV. 2001 at Conn
ave. Nice attr. rms. with new all
ROOM. BOARD. 4 aess; desired. with pvt
family: full PRIVILEGES: convenient to
streetear and downtown: young
woman pref. To. 2-5q36, after 8 pm
NICE DOUBLE RIM. FOR 2; Southern
"a. RGnei s.ssas. ssss Oea'' s00a 0r'aEls'' Ms
The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AsHMEAD PL. NV.
Half block on Conn. ave. at $500
overlooking Rock Creek Park, Dbl
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
eel. meals; rates, $3.50 week up
HO. 2-3566.
1925 10th STREET NV. :
Single rooms with running water;
elevator. TV lounge, maid service;
breakfast and dinner, Monday
through Saturday.
PLENTY OF GOOD FOOD
ALL FOR s21 PER WEEK
DU. T-7666
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ROOMS. UNFuRNIshED

1895 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Detaehed
bone, pns cernser room EMPLOYED lsas
cSfosEbMiseo SffossEfbeGiseo INeLEsrDE TER.
RACE N.w.-Extra lge,. room. Mar
ried couple, 1 or 2 children accept.
Home PRIV. No drinkins. A6 mo-
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DEIIGHTFUILY

APT, best location. en-
bassy row. at Meridian Park: al
ultramodern facilities; garage and
TV included; reas. rent. Must be
seen to appreciate. Hilltop House,
1875 Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3402,
Make your reservation now. -6
= 1900 BLK. COLUMBIA
RID N.W.-NeWly decor. Ice. Nv.
rm-. bedrm., kitchen. bath. Ss5 mo-.
incl. utils. MR.. DAVID. LA. 6-13l4.
CoLoRED-e5IB 18th ST. NV
Bedrm., kit. porch, semibath; reas.;
COLoRED-2I4e N ST. N.W.-Apt.
bldg; 3 lge. bedrms.. lv.. rm.. kit
and bath. nicely furn.. excel. transp..
beautiful view: suitable large family;
rent. SGT so avail. now. ME. S-6SS3.
COL0RED-I6th ST. NV, $50. Apt
So bedrms., liy. rm., kit. bath:
S107. utilities included. DU. 7-5l1e
COLORED-I452 CLIFTON ST. NV
-Lge. front bedrm., tiwn beds, con-
Meeting pvt. fully equip. kit. with
comb. din. rm.; utils. incl: SIS wk
Apply after @ pm. -
Colonel Rms. kit. bath, lovely
place to live. 1921 Mass. ave. Sc,
S75 mo. Ii. 3-5694. -
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APIS. FURNIsHED-vA.

ARL., PVT. ENTR.. 31O5 s. 18th st
Lovely 2-bedrm. apt. End f.; lily
rm.. kit. tile bath. lge hall. porch
shopping. bus. Suitable for 3: Sl3C
mo. incl. utils. JA. S-06S5; .
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut. 2:bedrm. apt
in Colonial town house. Liv. rm: and
tells, etc: tile bath, super-mod; elec
kit. and laundry; air-cond., beaut
decor. and furn. Park. space, conv
to everything. TIE. 6-6S39.
ARLINGTON-Newly furn.: liv.. rm
dinetts, kit. 2 bedrms.. fun bsmt
HisH Hai1. tNayfii Navy ANNEX; ee' 10 min. b. G.;
at Columbia pike and Glebe rd.;
ideal 3 to girls or men: $50 mo-
each KE. S-51SS. a
ARLINGTON-Newly furn. 1-bedrm;
sos. 80: lge, 2 bedrms;. $l10-Si40o
l710 N. 10th St. Apt. 4. JE. 3-7476
FALLS CHURCH-15 minis. to Penta.
gon; Aunt bldg; 2 pvt. entrances;
iiv. rm., full din, rm,, kit, bedrm..
bath. lge. screened sleeping porcni
ALExANDRIA-Efficiencya and 1-bed-
room apartment: janitor service,
laundry privileges; downtown loea-
.ion; all utilities; S75 to S92 oO
Jdu 4. U-Uofu. pCt"cSh ." ~
ALEx.- bedrms.. Tv. util. furn
Conv. to Ft. Belyoir and Pentagon,
S1lO. TIE. 6-3433 after 5 p.m.,
SMALL APT. in refined home; also
one other bedroom; adults. IA
BEAUTIFUL. LGE., AIRY EFFIC.-
Complete kitchens, pvt. entr., quiet
section; 10 minis. to Pentagon: walk
to new Hecht store; handy all
buses; adults; $50. $40. ia. S-o2i |.
VIC.-Knotty-p PAN
eled liying-bedrm. combination;
complete kitchen, convertible glassed
and screened porch, 14x3S with
fireplace: also outdoor fireplace;
auto. washer and freezer PRIVILEGES;
pvt, entr. JE. a-039T. %
l. BEDRM. APT: Colonial Village
Apis. IA. 5-5555, MRS. WOLFE.
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED by Goyernment-employe
woman--Single room In Protestant
PERMANENTP ERSisf nSP Government Ve ne sinr employe
desires quiet, well-heated room,
Northwest section. State price, etc
Refs. EXCHANGED. Box 249-T, Star.
WANT ROOM and plain meals, pvt
family, by middle-aged woman; not
invalid, Call DI. 7-434l.
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BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity. and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1868 Penns. ave. NV.
ST. 3-669S.
COINS AND STAMPs-Anythins fine
in U. 8. coins or stamps: gold, proof
sets, uncirculated sets and rolls
collections and accumulAtions. JACK
@: KING, sos 18th st. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY Of any descrip-
ton: gold and silver; cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brae; buying and selling fol
55 years. HOPWOoD'S. 9th And K
sts; NV, ME. S-52s7.
FURNITURE WANTED--win buy all
kinds Of good used furniture. Tor
prices. We do moving. ia. $3.50.
FURNITURE WANTED today: furni-
ture any amount. Also need refsr..
gas range and good pisno. Call
Mr.. GRADY. Ma. 8-2679.
FURNITURE WANTED-Any amount
cash for single items or household
JU, b-O3l3 IS
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MUST vAcATE-Eautpment ana fx-
LENS MARKET. 40 O st. s.v. Kx-
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day, week or month. BERwYN
EQUIPMENT RENTALS CORP. TO.
9-6145. --15
CHAIN SAWS, wall paper steamers.
sanders for floors and boat, paint
sprsyeTs slse. hammers FOLK
CHAIN SAWS. l-man. sls per ID day; !,
TooIs %a1 q EsSu1PPSPs PSs Ca gay 10. EssssL sasssi
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2262 HALL PL. NV.
Lovely 2-rm.. kit. and hath apt. for
only $40 per mo-: h this fint
residential neighborhood. HERBERT
g. SON, Ii. 3-0129.
APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
l show excel. selections, all parts
D. C. For free. friendly service, call
MANDEL. AD. 4-340O lweekdaysl.
N.W.--LOW 80
1922 Spring rd., Apt. a. rms, kit.
bath: heat. h.w. incl.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-S30C
OPEN 76O CHESAPEAKE ct. Sc. =.
Out s, Cap. st. to Atlantic st.. left
to. .4th St. right to Chesapeake ST.,
"'' $50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
/ and 9 bedrms., all large. bright and
honey: S62 so to S74.50. Res: mgr,
Apt. 101. phone 10. 1.4513. Get one
OF these apis. and De happy.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 1900!
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FILE CABINETS
SPECIAL PURCHASE
II & GOVERNMENT

LIE Oho1NE4 I'D
SPECIAL PURCHASE
u. s. GOVERNMENT
80 2-draWer wood. legal and letter
file cabinets. SIS and up.
$50 4-draver legal and letter nle
cabinets. $3.50 and up; some with
steel drawers. full suspension. oak
and walnut: used, but hke-nex eond.
hkk DELIVERY AND M PAKkIsG ho
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOAM RUBBER, cut any shape
cushions, jumbo mattresses. GIL
LILLAND. 2i45 ? NV. TX. 3-6633.
FuRs. stone martens, 3 perfect
sa SKINS; s-ds,s nsyer worn. Sacrifice. $50
FURNITURE and rug cleaning. In
your own home. or once. fully guar
REX SERVICES. Ju. 5-627I.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED-Round
pedestal oak table. SIS: Chippendale
wing chair. $50: china closet, Sl5,
sss: sHla Iso rug si5 ofeaRfas, HS eGasR tasIe
and 4 chairs; S22 single or double
sdd dnns Slo rSa sago9s es.Ss 9sr xgf st9ol ssi ss
seat, $50: Hollywood bed. S22:
OCCASIONAL chair. So: Lawson sofa.
$50: coil spring, So; Lawson hair
$35. double bookcase headnoard.
z32: sofabed. $40. telephone table
S. We do reupholstering. refinish.
ing. cabinet work, furniture. clean.
sins, draperies and corniees. custom
made furniture. slipcover sofa and
chair, S47; extra chair. SI7.9f:
sofa and chair. reupholstered, $40:
labor and material included. 10
cDors Of texture materials and
stripes. We also do moving HOFF-
MANN UPHOLSTERERS. 2447 18th
st NV. co < 5l16 -
FURNITURE SALE-We're moving to O
larRer showroom. Special reductions
on our oriRinal low prices. Brand
new. better grade bedrm.. dining rm.
liv. rm. suites: factory samples.
closeouts etc. at tremendous sav.
ings for cash. LION WAREHOUSE
BLDG, 460 New York ave. NV.
Daily. 10-6: Sat. til 4. RE. 7-4310.
FURNITURE - Davenport, lounge
chair, . chests, 9x12 rug and pad,
card table. Call EN-. 3-s2s0.
FURNITURE-Incl. antique tables.
chairs. glass. china. 2 violins, mir
rors. No dealers, 2913 M st. NV.
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GERALDINE APIS.
1905 WHEELER RID. Be.
10. 2-4154. Or call Janitor
3517 AMES ST. NE.
Apt. l0l-Iiv. rm. bedrm.. Kit. ana
and hot water furn.: close to tfansp.
and shopping center.
SIS PER MO.
Apply resident manager. So2S Ames
n. me-, Ant. 201, or call
j. MERRILL CONNER. AGENT
$50, investment Bldg. Di. 7-21Oz
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.
ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E.-s.W
ROOMS FURN.--MD. & VA.

NICE. FRONT ROOM. next to bath,
on Washington and Pentagon bus
line. Call after 7 pm, JA. 1850.
2113 North Brandywine ST., Arl., Va
FURN. RIM. with pvt. bath; $50 mo
and az SlR Fy per JE Eees sss !nc1s phone service
N. ARLINGTON--Nice rm.. next to
bath; reas.; gentlemen preferred
N. ARL.-2 bedrooms for 2 men: resi-
Dental area; laundry and snack
privils., rec. room; ref. KE. S-5431
N. ARL.. Lorcom lane. blk. from
Lee hwy.-Lge. cor. rIn., sep. entr.;
tel. serv. incl. ia. 6-9137. "A
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FURNITURE

NEW AND RENOVATED FURNITURE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION-Floor
lamps. S395; studio couches.
S24.95; maple arm chairs, S1495:
Kitchen tables. S5.9s; chiffrobes
$19.95; sleep chair S14.95: pull-up
chairs. $g.95; 30-in. Hollywood bed.
1926; maple platform rockers,
$29 95; 2-tier mahogany lamp
tables, S12.95; chest of drawers.
$40 95: hide-a-beds. beautiful slip
covers, S7995; wrought iron gossip
bench, S14.g5; lined oak cocktail
or lamp tables, S9.95; beautiful
diyan wine cover. foam rubber
cushions, $685.: painted chest Of
drawers S5.95; sofa. brown frieze
cover. S39.95; wrought iron end
tables. $7.95: coil spring. factory
I reconditioned, $9.95: factory re-
conditioned mattresses. $12.95.
You are invited TO come in and
browse--3 floors crammed with ex-
cellent values. Free delivery, budget
terms. Open Monday and Friday
evenings.
THE FURNITURE TRADING MART
213-2l7 King st.. Alexandria. Va.
XXI. $4,000 XII. S-9301
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FURNITURE
Dining room suit. sos: upright piano
$50; Aft freezer, $3.50; washing
machine. $50: sofa. S15: all items
delivered price BETHESDA CHEVY
CHASE TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO, 4S03 Moreland lane, Bethesda,
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

RICH TOPsOn-Preseaso special,
s tons. $50: 10 tons, Se4. Lo.
7-277s. after 3 or any time Sun;
1851 FARMALL C TRACTOR, fully
equipped with lights, starter, belt
pulley. hydraulic and P.T.O. Also a
2-bottom. mounted plow and !,pt
outfit complete. $925. Poolesyille
ToPsOIL-Fine patapsco River top
soil; no stone or clay preseason
special; pig loads delivered: $50.
MANURE IA; fssPPREADER. rs bu., a-wheel
sonable offer refused. Phone OIL.
LANDDssctAPEEs Dst PES GARDENER, designing
and planting lawns and gardens;
maintenanee nance service nursery stock
rooPHsoinLio, oH iio'Ssi very good rich soil for
BULLDOZER for grading. excavat-
ing: land clearing. free estimates.
Call UN 4-S533; night. AP 7-059s,
HAY, good quality. Timothy and
mixed. VIII deliver. Phone DU. B.
BEHUT. 2Hpi LAWNS don't Just happen.
we build them. Free est: FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. yN.
4-464S. 3
sLUDGE. fill dirt. topsoii. blue
stone. road grayel; haqlins spad-
ing MR. HARTINo. 10 2-S914
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality and
any quantity. immed del. FLEM-
MING LANDSCAPE SERVICE. UN.
4-464S any time 3
2-PURPOSE MULCH
Approved by agricultural experts
Mulch and plant food combined; any
quantities. weekdays. Wo. 6-5934.
-3
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture. ETC., before
calling WALTER REED. ANTIQUE
SHOP for exact appraisal
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA. 3-760s
BEDROOM, living room, bric-a-brac,
rugs. Any quantity. Prompt service.
CO. 5-3527. g.
BEDROOM. dining room, contents OF
Ia. 9-2937; evenings. RA. 3-14l6.
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l BEDRM.-$6S.50
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED

BRIGHT, airy apt.; / blk. 70 schools.
bus. shopping: laundry. playground.
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APT. HUNTING MADE EASY
/ SHOW excel, selections. all parts
D. C. For free friendly service. call
MANDEL. AID. 4-3400 weekdays.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ARL., N, lot 61-75 zoned duplex. Mr.
Wilson blvd. and Glebe I'd. ELISA.
BETH ANDERSON, ia. 7-I139.
Ill
ATTENTION, INVESTORS. BUILDERS
-Seventy-five acres. on Columbia
T pd No 49, pc,,,J J9st of ColesviIle
facing new 2a0-ft. r " on No. %;
5000 acre, terms. GOSS REALTY
CO INC. MA S-1353 or Mr.
Stroup. RIA, 6-S50O, Exclusive
Agents.
HOMESITES, ACREAGE or homes
homes with from l to 100 acres,
HOLLEY REALTY. $500 Lee hwy
KE S-h3hU weekdays I'll o
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LAND
DEVELOPERS

DEVELOPERS
20 ACRES IN ALEXANDRIA
VIII sell subject to coming, will sub
ordinate.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
Ii ACRES--Right for summer build
ing: close-in Fairfax. Asking $4,000
per acre.
80 acres. Sleepy Hollow; located IN
st-developing area. $500 per
acre.
$50 acres: large highway frontage
perfect for investment syndicate or
large developers,
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Hwy, Arl
KE. S-535O, Weekdays TIL
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SMALL FARMS ARE HARD TO FIND
close TO the District. l have two,
10 acres, and one l5-acre farm. Nc
buildings. Each has, good building
on all 3 tracts. On blacktop road
near Arcola and Loudoun County
Va. 30 miles TO the District Price
$500 per acre. Small down. payment
Terms arranged on the balance. Call
b HsrndC q Si-W-4: a aI, = pm; OF
NEW sTRouT CATALOG. Just out
Mailed FREEl 30 States. STROU1
REALTY, 234-A, Woodward bldg,
,Msshinston, Sterling 3-37s4. :.
MoNTG. cNTY" At Boyds, Nd A.
room house and tile bath, All
American kitchen. . wells for plenty
CT hot and cold running water: bank
Darn, COW barn with stanchions
6 Semenouse miles Iesr fr6 pSrt 9e" vii
ACCEPT as low as 81 iG a"o down. bai.
ance like rent. OWNER, Poolesyille
susl wk. days from y to > pm.
$50 ACRES In Montgomery County
Md, large pond water in all fields
:! wells, to-cow WASHINGTON dairy
other buildings. Farm home CON
tanning \ rooms 2l2 baths. and oil
heat. Ideal for large farm family
or manager and help, Crops planted
wheLt, oats. rye, clover. timothy ano
alfalfa BUILDINGS in good condi-
tion and land cultivated For inior-
nation call OWNER, III. 81 80
during day; eyes. JU. a-tAiS. - ]
Beef Farm Near LeeSburg
Over 40 acres opcn land for cattle
and crops Substantial i-room and
bath house tenant house and barn
Plenty OF water. frontasc on goOd
road Splendid neishborhood. Shown
BY appt onlv. JOHN ALLEN JOHN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-09
DAIRY OF DIARIES

440 acres. - mi. D. c., AIontsomery
County. Md: one 3u and one 90
COW barns, tenant houses, all milk
equip: on paved blvd; Seneca River
runs through farm: main residence
d rms. IA baths. oil steam heat: >
score Mir Association. wash. d C :
One OF the most complete diaries
avail. Information and terms. SIG
LEE A. CO RA a-A42l IN
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sos PER ACRE

/ 900 acres, houses, good timber
excellent hunting. apple orchard
This is an unusual offer. = miles of
Route 30, 80 miles west of WincheS-
ter. Va. SIGLER & Co. RA. 3-3i3I
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THE EVENING STAR Gil
ANNANDALE AREA

One %1z-sere let left. facing lake u
Section /; S:i,95O. New section 9ss
acre lots. 10 be opened soon. Sl.65o
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BE ALERT
NOW HEAR THIS

HOME WITH 20 AcRES-Like com
fort and desire a restful home? Thi:
older home, clean and solidly built
Of stone and frame should be youI
answer There are possible bed.
rooms. a den. large living room with
fireplace. pine-paneled dining room
coy kitchen, I II baths. glassed-ir
porch with beautiful grounds; COM
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MONTGOMERY

SUMMER CAMP on river; 10 acres.
small house. fishing. boating; - 500
derful view; small old house; $3.50
s. ACRES; house. barn. stream;
Sl3, 500.
3D0-ACRE operating dairy farm for
81 800 Close IN and cood value
This cannot be duplicated for the
price.
40n-AcRE CATTLE farm at 500 per
acre; easy committing to Wash This
also would be hard TO duplicate
We have many others: also some very
good farms in Frederick County.
DROP IN AND GO OVER OUR
CnMpT ESTE IST
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FARMS tco.s.I
WASHINGTON. VA.

475-acre stock farm. large barns
LARGE orchard. . GOOD tenant houses
servants house. garage corn
chicken and meat houses. FiSh pond
stocked. Including a beautiful. old
Colonial -and-brick restored
home IL rms. : firepls., :. baths
hold irust Ssfter fessonsSlr down
payment. A B. STANLEY. Fairfax
Va CR 1-n01I
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

USED-CAR LOT, well established and
equipped. Sc. Hot spot; holds Az
cars Avail In 20 to I'll days. S295
mo. Box FIX. Star. 10
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE in public stenosrsphers
office, near Fairfax court house. NO
ISIS or JE. 2-5237. after pm
XII. S-S405. NO Uses. 10
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Soor to Decide Future
In PIebiscite Tomorrow

SAARBRUECKEN, Saar, Oct.
% (R.-Pro-Europe and pro-
German forces hurled accuse
tons Of trickery at each other
today as each tried to sweep in
final votes before toInorrow's
Iplebiscite.
"No lies and insults are strong
enough to silence the truth" de-
|clared Saar Premier Johannes
Hoffman, in a final appeal to
"Europeanization" forces. to-
morrow the Saarlanders will In
their majority give their votes
for security Of their families,
cancellation between peoples and
peace in Europe"
The German Home Land
League" grouping the three
parties seeking the Saar's re-
turn to Germany. countered with
an appeal for discipline because
|"no one can doubt the victory
Iof the German parties"
Each side called the other
TRAITORS" The Hoffman, forces
accused the pro-German groups
Iof betraying both the European
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Harrison Freed by Jury
In Staying ofWife, Friend

had testified that Mrs. Harrison
had been neglecting their six
children and running around
with the other man. He said
he trailed the taxicab tn which
the couple rode to First and K
street NE. at 3:45 am. on
May 81.
There. he said. he approached
the two, heard the man utter
an obscene phrase and the
woman ask her husband, Are
you crazy?"
Although of duty at the time,
the policeman had his service
revolver with him as regulations
required. he said. He said he
could not recall events i'm
lmediately afterwards. Two shots
were fired into each Of the two.
The Government, represented
by Assistant United States At
Itorney Arthur Mclaughlin, told
the jury Mrs. Harrison and Mr..
johnson "were shot down in the
street like dogs"
Defense Attorneys T. Emmett
Mckenzie. William B. Bryant
and harrington D. Parker con-
tended Pvt. Harrison was tenn
Iporarily insane at the time Of
the shooting.
DIR. Amino Perretti, a District
General Hospital psychiatrist,
testified he believed the police
man was Of unsound mind at
1.-THE time Of the shootings. DR..
William C. Cushard, however,
was called by the prosecution
land testified he believed Pvt.
Harrison was sane at the time
Iof the shootings although his
Judgment was impaired by emo
ltional strain.
Pvt. Harrison testified he had
warned his wife and Mr.. johnson
repeatedly to stay away from
each other.
Park Police Chief Harold r.
Stewart and q park police pri-
lvate told the jury Pvt. Harrison's
character andsrecord were excel
lent.
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AirCras|l Killing
Five Is Pfobed


WHIIAMSPoRT. Pa. oct. "
(R) Aeronautics ofiicials today
sifted through the fiame-seared
twisted wreckage Of a private
plane to determine the cause Of
q crash which killed I'VE persons
yesterday.
Four Of the FIVE dead were
members Of one family.
The dead were identified as:
Or. Marven c. Larsen, So: his
36-year-old wife, Dorothy. and
two Of their six children. Marven
IT.. 10 months old. and Karen
4, of Middletown, N. Y, and
Russell Gowdey. about 20, Of
Bloomingburg. N. Y.
Corpl. Edward s. Moore Of thu
State police aeronautical divi-
sion. said the four-passengel
plane apparently had "struc-
tural failures and began to fall
apart In the air.
One witness said the planes
engine sounded "odd" just be-
fore it began TO come apart
and crashed.
DR.. Larsen, a pilot for two
years. was believed flying the
Beechcraft Bonanza.
The Larsens were flying Mr.,
Gowdey to Pittsburgh. where DR.,
Larsen was to have addressed a
religious meeting. He was a
teacher in the Middletown jun
ior High School and president OF
the New York State Christian
Endeavor Union.
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D. c. eocher Visits
Mrs. BuIquniri

MOSCOW. Oct. ~ GA
NTH grade English teacher at q
Moscow school chatted with an
American tourist this week, and
tfiat made news.
liz fsason: The teacher was
Mrs. NiKolai Bulganin, wife Of
the Soviet Premier.
In a rare public appearance.
Mrs. Bulganirl served tea to u.
Charl Orinond Williams OF
Washington, D. c., 70-year-old
former president of the National
Education Association, who has
been touring the Soviet Union.
Miss Williams described Mrs.
Bulganin as q handsome. strik-
ing woman who speaks slow, pre-
else English. !" Mrs. Bulganin
told her. she said, that she
teaches four days q week. DR..
Williams lives at 2700 Connecti-
cut avenue,
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Park Police Pvt. Matthew Har-
rison was found not guilty by d
District Court jury last night Of
the murder Of his wife and her
male companion last May 81.
The acquittal freed Pvt. Har-
|rison. 81, colored. Of two first
degree murder charges brought
against him after the fatal pre-
dawn street shooting Of his wife,
|Leonora. "a. and her companion
In the taxicab she was driving,
james B. Billy johnson. jr.,
|29. both colored.
Judge Richmond B. Keech,
who presided at the three day
trial, gave the jury several alter
natives. They could, he said.
find the defendant guilty of first
degree murder. guilty Of second
degree murder. not guilty by rea-
son Of insanity or simply not
guilty. After celebrating a lit
tile more than two hours. the
jury returned the latter verdict.
During the trial Pvt. Harrison