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Evening star., 1955-01-20
AUTOMOBILES a FoR SALE

OEDg 1850 s.ge" Rocket sedan: =. and
n; Hydra-Mafie; 2-tone 1nish; ex-
eelIent condition: sos: safety telted
and sanitized. Open 3 70 o. COLO
NAL OLDsMOBzLE co. oil q
5555I. 124l 9Th st. ne. dust Oh
Pa. aSe.l.
oLDs 1888 de luxe "Des 4-door; z.
and n; power steering and brakes:
every other conceivable extra; very
low mileage; formerly owned by
prominent local phys. who can y s,ye
safety tested and sanitized Open
b to O.. COLONIAL OLDeAOBILE
co. Gil. 3-5555D, 1241 9Th 81. ne.
fiust on Fla. ave.i
OPAL '53 2-door Olympia; made In
France By General Motors: an ex-
ceptionally clean and solid caI'
cApE .P PPossIsIbsSSS ssbSS laso ziso 5ssS Sipsl l4t Il
st. NV. RA. 3-9670. 80
raenanS IS money dow down. seSsn oTAo wMfiLfA1s HI
BuiCK. 1929 r. !. ave. ne. 40
rnSnsii n.Stic 4 you % want want : car in Gev
.cond. Dentist End car. viii stve
years Of service, $40 custom seat
covers. newly painted. etc.: $3.50. OF
best oyer; EN-. 2-s133. after Pm.
PACKARD 'a9 4-door sedan. Special
for today; full price. only SAB; no
oTao 6Taso dSHn %fnL1Sas IS aDs19SsRH s1ieR. i sSoi
rseRasb s'seSs s's 81 s;a. s,ssS; spssls,| :;s!,,|
Lee hwy. Arl,. JEs 2-5050. - ~
PACKARD ~ l25o ,dr. 2,dr; sss.;c Sssd.sn;t trans lsn!
ooRSME Sli l5iBuisb. 1850 Pa. ave. s.ss
ct S295. ALCORN MOTORS. 6a20
psSkNT Lee hTTgi; All Al Zoo ~ s'4sS 9door sedan:
sos. LEE b. BUTLER. Nc Conn.
and Fla. ave. NV. AD. 4-S000.
PACKARD 40 super 4-door: blue.
fuzzy equip. S495. LEE D. BUTLER
INC, Conn. and Fla, ave. NV. AD.
PAcsKXRD AlsHSXlRD ,5s .2oG'' 4-dr.. Ultra
warranty; only 81. .145. WISsINdER
CHEVROLET Co. Seven GSrners-
Fails Church, Va. JE. 2-6a09.
PACKARD late 1910 4-dr. sedan;
good eond.:. r. and h.: new motor;
1885 1895 nj or Rfs SI. SIS $500 5Sca Ext sas'
PACKARD i949 4-dr.: immaculate;
$40. FLOOD PONTIAC, 422t Con-
neeticut, WO. 6-S400.
PACKARDS--We have the finest Sc
lection Of used Packards in the
Metropolitan Area; all models prop
erly reconditioped and guaranteed,
O'BRIEN & .ROHALiL. INC, Your
Arlington Packard Dealer. Used-car
Dept. 1901 Wilson blvd. 3 blocks
south Of Kew Bridge. Open ewes.
1852 4-dr. sedan; heater;
excellent condition; S6s5. SL.
PtYMouTH 1s4s de luxe 4-dr.;
heater; sale By original owner; best
offer AD. 2-0610. 1-5 pm. "a
PLYMOUTH 1851 cranbrook 4,Sr;; 4,Sr; !;
MINI. ne. LU. 1926. al :.
PLYMOUTH '51 de. luxe 4,dr.: adh ]
owner. clean. r. and h., $4,000 mil
reas. price. RE. 7-4645, -%o
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AuToMoslLEs FoR SALE

PONTIAC '53 custom Catalina: g.
cylinder, Hydra-Mettcs radio. heat
er AutrnEie Eye. tinted glass. fully
equipped. 2-tone Laurel gfeen ana
ivory. Sl,eo6. ARCADE PONTIAC.
,is7 ,iss slsC s'ls Ys.S s 4, nv ss "a. ssssesSo sssso
Sssutifui 3-tone green; Z. and h..
seat covers Hydra-Natic trans: .
real beauty, thorenghiy recondi-
ticne6, very clean; Only SSgI kMss
Il EhseN ss2l nr 4 ofME 81 ssiss essirs5ssEo' I'm ana
PONTIAC 1850 chisftatn '.s', de luxe
new: has Hydra. radio and heater.
white-waH tires Exceptional value,
$l95. Washington's Oldest and
Largest Dodge Plymouth Dealer.
TREW MOTOR Co, 9th and Fla.
rCsIIhzc sSs hs iSss l Sd sssT & chistsain casa-
Ina; fully eautpped; power brakes
and steering. clear plastic covers,
Goodyear Double EaGle tires and
Suburbanites: 5000 miles. Best Of.
fer. Pvt. OIL. e-66el, oL. 6-eS04
's4 convertible: beautiful
light blue finish. fully equipped
power brakes. power Steering very
low miieage. Positively cannot be
J. told from bfand-neW: $500. Low
down payment STANDARD Pom
TIAc, 1895 Baltimore ave. College
Park; Md, AP. 7-42s2. -26
2-dr, sedan: delightful 2-tone green
finish with harmonizing 2-tone inte-
xior. duAl-range Hydfa-Matic. drive
radio. heater. turn signals and many
other accessories: . low-mileage, T.
owner car which reflects the finest
Of care throughout; WATA guaran-
,sTs.np sss sals prMsssST MToR q eely enly .Sss. W's.
ginia's Largest Oldsmobils Dealer.
ae00 Wilson blvd, ,Arl., "a. ?-s4o0. \
fENTisc sns &c Sizes. H. safaaRonRsN aRoRNERRs RTsfe Cor.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. Of 9Th.
Pontiac Isl 4-dr.: :. and h.. green.
s5qp. HoRNER'6 COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9TH Ii
sTUBsBAKER ls47 Champion A.
door sedan: radio. heater and over
drive; very good transp. Special,
S22s. LEE d. BUTLER. INC. 1534
Pa. ave. s.e., Ii. 3-5717. III
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AuroMoBlLEs FOR SAILS

lsTUDEBAKKR 81 LandcFuissr 4-dr.i
+. and b.. at. t.s-, Sc: eriginai
owner: SfQb- boWktAl sfupE-
BAKko. 7eo0 ca. ave-. "A. eliza
|sruDEBAKER .ss Landeruiser 4-dr.: :
Z. and h At. Wv. tires 1900
sS%stss ssssaHI ifsp isfTsppanaiEdEass.s 7sSo sss. g.
lsfuDEBAKIR 8 1851 Commando VS.
sedan; auto. transin., turn signals,
heater; perfect Light blue hnish; tip
TOP; one-owner car; 1855; written
guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS Cord.
sgnSEeAkEE s91S k I sys, "a e. chop nn Sso e ia.,
5-passengef coupe: 2-tone; oyeIdrive.
Butler, NC. 402S via. aFes EN-.
|siuBEbAxEH aiaSsP Isl champion 4-dr.,
:, and a.. c.-d.. dark grny yeLs
SGD sfupEsAkSR 1HR'i 4soS ga g.. sSw1RaaE sss "a
sgfdlbEfEAKRR So Commander VS.
4-dr.: T. and b.. o.d.s Wv. tires:
ivory over dark blue: low mileage:
I owner: $l.S96. BOWMAN HTUDE-
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. RA- 6-1l22
1851 VS. sedan: light
blue; very clean;. T. and D.; seat
only S697. EMERSON & ORME
IBIiek,, 1899 Pa. ave. Sc. Ii,
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion sedan:
oyerdriye. heater. perfect maroon
written guarantee. TRIANGLE No.
TORS. 3010 r. ]. ave, ne, DE.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AUTOMOBILES Fok sALE

PONTIAC 80 2-dr.: beantiful green
finish. excellent mechanical eondi-
tion. loaded with e1uipment. a car
you win Be proud - own. S4ob. iQE
down payment, balance u snlah
TTffssfs Pago92eniRh P4o2 Rh6a. sARAaa3 q2iasa ave. Ave-.
Brentwood. Nd. UN. 4-566i. +e6
IPONTIAC s53 De luxe a-tir.s radio
and heatef. beautiful robin eEe blue
finish. positively Ike new. low mi-
leaRe, positively the biREeSk bargAin
In town; only 81 .095. low down pay
ment. STANDARD PONTIAC. 4404
Rhode Island ave-, Brentwood, Ad
Pontiac Ia4z sedan coupe; sl4e.
WO. 6-Sa00.
PONTIAC 1854 eonv,; HYDRA. power
ss.ssa. ss:ssssassaas FEooSp poNTaac.. le.'u;s:si zssi
CONNECTICUT, Wo. e-s4o0. I
PONTIAC 1913 station wagon; 3
seats; low miles; immaculate; SiaD.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Connecticut.
PONTIAC 10 cony. coupe: exceptional
value; equipped with Z. and h.. auto.
trans. See and drive this sport
ssrms ssnn.I RsSYosaPEcK Ifs eii eciaiEvsos fa6s
"a. 2-g003. Open ,til $50. 30
PONTTAC 81 4-dr. sedan: r. h..
and Hydra. very clean 1-owner carr
above.aEeraee cond.: $795. Cash.
: trade. or bank terms OHIO Wiz
LIAMs BUICK. 1929 R. I. ave ne
PONTIAC 1859 chieftain de luxe
y6e; kpotless original blue finish; (
fully EQUIPPED with r. and h.; sig
nAls seat covers exceptionally
ST6ssc T6s ca. oanz zooo n1aasins as ave. kiRk ao ~
PoSTIAC 54 stsrchief convertibls:
@'S'', Hydra Matte. radio. heater.
dual carburetors. and Mallorey igni-
tton. light gray with black top. Con-
tinental spare wheel, So ,495. AR.
nv. Ab' $500: also $3.50 % %1.tSI
PONTIAC So 4-dr.: fully
equipped terrific value at s., ,0a5.
Top value for your chr. MCNEIL
PONTIAC, 1920 Wis. ave, OIL. T.
5000. In the Heart Of Bethesda;
PONTIAC 1858 chieftain de luxe
Ne New ka5gI tt5ss' s-tone srey; sls;asS sss
Pontiac 1850 convertible; hydra
Matte; all extras: good condition;
owner going overseas; dealer offers
$3.50. What will you give? no
PoSfiac lSfa; 1888 s-eyi. sedan; beauti-
full dark gray. thoroughly recondi-
toned, very clean Only S1,347.
: EMERSON q ORME iBuick), 1880
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 3-2400.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

d. G. 50: beautifully eustomized;
white with red plaid top, Wv. tires.
OWNER must SELF lsaythg county;
-si,so5. 10. 2-3e27. from 8 % 2.
II. G.Ee to choose from. Prom
S895. JACK PRY. 18th and r.
Il. @ 1885 new 'srP' 1890 &C.: large
shipment: starting ct 81 Dos; new
colors. Visit showroonn or call for
demonstration. MANHATTAN AUTO.
INC. lKst. 1910 Kaiser, Willys and
fNaEsp fsslasEiHss dsfIsI a6sTN III HEAEaY AIM r. g.
q NORRIS MINOR IN wash. area.
9TH At r sts. nv. North 7-2T00.
Branch sales 1910 King st.. Alex !.
NC 81 CTFJ: wire wheels: green:
NAsH ASH 1910 900. sex sedan: iis6t green:
ceiient buy for only sSe7. Just take
3 lcek 4 e this hisSns Sns you,n buy II Z
NASH 1851 black Super Statesman
sedan; heater, detroster and Hydra-
Matte trans: thoroughly reeondi-
tened; very clean; Only s5g3 KMs ~
NASH n iss. BIS BE- P5 Poo y;s1eS leSi; sse5. If
this sturdy little car does not give
you better than 20 mi. per gallon
WILLIAMS q BAKER at Goth and
~ sts. NV. will have 2 red faces:
NASH ~ 4-door sedan; priced TO-DAY
sEES s1l' wIEEiAs hftS sGHsk. DICK ';EP9;i sgSi
NASH s,sa0's 50 ss s-dr. &; fully sauiDped; ter
rifc value At sos. Top value for
WIS; ave. OIL $4,000. In the heart
NASH '48; good cond., tires, battery
ins. Cali c. B. sfNEs. AP. 7-2sss.
NASH .s;, 1859 g cg,. ;, s!stssnsa; e r. aad nd h !:
Dealer; 2 sIs; Fla. ave. ne. at eth. II.
oIVsMoBILE 1850 .gss. de luxe
4-dr,; Hydra-Mati =. hS safety
s6e55o PAuL BROS; tqldH; kE
ohSsmosiLf Ids SRsn eails ss 81 supsr 3: ss Con-
veftible cpe.; Hydra-Matic. r. and h.,
w.-w. tires fpremium): Continental
spare wheel Sold and serviced by
US since new; bargain price, 81, ,795.
PAUL BROS. lOlds), KE, 7-130S.
WIS Us aye; and Ellicott st. NV. open
oIbsMoBIEE off'sS 81 1858 super .ssS 4
dr.i Hydra-Mstic, r. and h.. Au-
tronic-Eyei / owner, low mileage.
sold and serviced BY us since new;
outstanding value. bargain price
only sl,795. PAUL BROS, Odds,
OLDSMoBILE '5s Super "ss' 4-dr.; !;
ivory and blue, radio, heater, Hydra
Matlc: iike-new conditlcn; 81. .4g5
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC.
7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 4-6100. Home
oans # Country nt Sa.D Club gsss gs Cars 20 .sSon
poxer.equipped: $500. HoRNER.s
BUICK, $500 MINI. ne. Lu, i
Obs oIDSsS' .se Holiday "es" hard top
2-door; $4,000 actual miles. Power
SSiitsss; Sitssrsvs;est; s' si'sS5. ia. s-siSSS. o.
oLDs 40 "as. 4-dr. sedan; $Sse.
HoRNER's BUICK. 3s29 MINI; ne.
oLRs glss q %IscosslN &C. aE Mo%6ks spS 81 H'fss fse5
Obj; 10 10 assd sedan; 5 HIelit besutitul light
green: r. and b.. seat covers and
Hydra-Matic trans; very clear,'
aHERgE IsGT9Sgbly Ise95ssiMtensf sMs sucR HRy sex &
oLDs 81 ..sss 4-door; 7. and h..
cleanl $1,695. B. q D. MOTORS.
s232 GA. ave-, 81. 6pg. Nd, Ju.
oIDs 'fa4s ..ss, sedan; Hydra Matte.
and beautiful; S565. written guar.
TRIANGLE MOTORS Tordl. 1910
r. /. ave. me-, DE. 2.6302.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AUroMoBiLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1854 Beivedere hard top:
and b.: Hy-DriVe. power Steering,
eo,ex glass; Wv. tires peautilul
2-tone coral and ivory: very low
mileefe; owner; Wheelmohile free
warrants; SI,S8e WHEELEB- INC.
Cafysler- -Plymonth-Imperial Dealer,
ssSe % ); sWIssso1san sss.1sun. rH IL q. 20 aSs'
PLYM0UTH 1851 cdr. sedan; fac
new rubber. COED upholstery; must
sell. best offer accepted. JE. z-e373
PLYMOUTH 1853 club coupe; beauti-
fuI Seamist green finish; looks Ike
| new l owner exceptionally clean
throughout: has custom seat COW
as stos lfssS5E ods sfassd snd aTess podse wdss
Plymouth Dealer TREW MOTOR
CO., 9th and Pia. ave. NE. Ii. =
PLYMOUTH 1850 de luxe 4-dr. se-
dan; beautiful gray tinish. spotless
interior: with seat covers, heater.
sun visor. p sbe best a q n 9echantssl dsa
est and Lareest Dodge- Plymouth
Dealer. TREW MOTOR CO., 9Th and
fla ave. ne. Ii. 7-1732.
PLYMOUTH '52 4-dr.. Sg25: also
go 80 Plymouths e S5a5 2-dr.
4-dr.. club cpe.; 53 Plymouth 4-dr.
reduced to -S1.095. 5TOHLMAN
open lot ct 33rd and M SITS. NV,
|PfYM0UffHH 1851 .e-dr. sedan: lisht
gray. r. and b., seat covers. immaeu-
oRAsE Buick, 1883 Pa. ave. Sc.
PIYMoUIR 1850 DE- luxe 4-door;
r. and h.. front and rear speaker.
new. seat covers, dark gray finish.
sood tires. This car J haS Sob been In
Mi miles a Sods snSs and nem mscanies % asSSS sSso.
luteiy perfect; S45 down, $40 per
month. Guaranteed D. C. inspec-
ton. 129 K ST.. NV. Ma. S-lS5O.
80 s4-dr. sedan: heater
and defroster. seat covers. 2-tone
paint; top mechanical condition.;
Sa45. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co.
INC. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. .4-6100.
"Hone Of Country Club Used Cars"
PLYMOUTH 1858 cranbrook 2-Gr..
:. and h., seat covers, Wv. tires,
black with red top, very clean.
1907. EMERSON 4 oRME tBuickj
l7th and M SITS. NV. DI. 1896.
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain de luxe g.
cylinder 4-dr,; FULLY equipped. r.
and HI. absolutely immaculate in
side and out; beautiful blue finish:
only 2O.090 actual miles. Be sure
81 .095. EDMoNDs MOTORS tFordS,
329S Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. ia.
POSffii6c 80 20. sed. HYDRA; 5000
HORNER'S BUICK, 1929 Minn. ave
n.e.. LU. 1-9226. -21
Evening star., 1955-01-20
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

sTUDEBAKKR al custom sedan; 3
tone green, orig. factory nnish: Ike
hrand-nev car, driven only 70 mi.
daily since new. owner. Always
garaged. CREASED monthly. New
snow tires, tight steering. spotless
interior. upholstery almost Ike new
ear, door mats scarcely worn, Won
derful motor, IS mi. per Gallon,
heater, defrosters. sun shades. signal
iIelit2 Not driven over 30 mi per
hf $165. 9l19 sligo Greek park
way. JU 9-1760.
SO Champion 4-dr.s
immaculate, beautiful blue nnish
equipped with heater. matching seat
covers. See this beauty today, only
81. 1856. easy terms. KENYoN-PECK
CHEVROLET. 1886 Wilson blvd.
A, A5iiRs,SSn. A.sS Va "a, a-sooi. 9gen
sfTDE. Isl VS. starlight coupe.
I. and h.: S695. ALCORN MOTORS.
1920 Lee hwy. Arl.. JE. 2-so5o.
SO sedan; low nile
are; SeS9; guaranteed. JACK PRY,
LTD. Distributor. 1lth and P sts.
Evening star., 1955-01-20
Depreciation
lis the most

thhS usON
expensive headache
new cor buyers have.
Wise folks are buying
olmost new cars and
sewing hundreds Of
dollars. Stop in today
and see these Safe Buy
beauties.
80 Mercury -. $2,695
Mont. eony., 1000 miles, all
power equipped, Mere-O-Matic.
Z. and D., WV. tires.
"a Mercury $z,295
Mont. sedani 2-tens, cd. power
=. and hi $500 miles.
50 Lincoln $z,l95
cosms. sedan, black, Wv. tires.
power brakes and seat, low
nilieaEsi like new.
so Lineolns,
/ $69S to $S4s
Cssme. club eeupes and sedsns,
r. and h., Wv. tires, Hydra.
Matte. electric seat. etc.t low
mileAEe ears.
81 Ford ... Sl,l45
Custemline -" sedan, FoFdo,
matte. 7. ana III R-tene paints
Wv. tires, 2e.000 milesI like
d53 Mercury SLIPS
Mont. sedan, 1000 miles, Mere.
0-Matic, =. and b.. WV. tlres'
black, Hike new,
81 MereuFys,
$695 70 $S9s
cInh seSpes ana sedans, faiiy
81 chevrolets S695
Sedan, 3 10 choose front Power.
eilde. Z. and H., clean cars.
so 0ldsmobile $695
Cenv.i =. and h.. hydra, Wv.
tires. electric seAt and winaewn.
81 MereuFys SI.29s
e-drs. and l-drs., NEere-O o Males
and e.d.s, r. and nj low mile.
are cars,
so MercuEys S595
ctuA csupes ana seaans, r. ans
~. eds. eevefss clean cars.
49 Willvs S4os
station vaseni e-cyi., heater.
sverdrivei dark greeni all-metal
hedyi very clean.
MayiIewsr Meters lu..
wasA,'s otdsst lincoia-Msreuys
DeGieY
sSoi Old BIedensbuss Rd.
at piaey Brcneh, s. s., Nd.
~. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Man browns
lin Farm Pond

A 33-year-old Damascus md
painter drowned late Friday
while swimming in a farm pond
on Brown Church road, just
north Of Clagettsville, Md.
Rockville police identified the
victim as Robert L. Windsor, jr.
father of two children. The
lhody was recovered by Mount
Airy and Damascus rescue
lsquadmen about two hours after
he went under the water.
The drowning was first re-
ported by Mr.. Windsor's father
VINO walked more than o mile to
call the rescue squad. Mr.. Wind
sor said he and his son and
grandchildren drove to the pond
about 7::30 pm. He. said his son
dove into the pond and began
swimming toward an inner tube
and suddenly went down when
he missed a grab for the tube.
Walter e. Caaney, of the
Mount Airy Rescue Squad, said
the body was recovered in about
four .eet Of water. Mr.. Windsor
was pronounced dead by DR..
Frank Broschart,. Montgomery
County medical examiner.
Mr. Windsor, q painter at
Walter Reed Hospital. is sur
|vived by his wife, Gladys and
two children, Leo, 10, and
Cindy 4.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Belfast Car BIust
Near PurIiument
|Stirs Speculation

BELFAST, Northern Ireland
July 2 R.--A mystery explosion
wrecked q small car and killed
its driver today half a mile from
the Northern Ireland parliament
Police said they had no clue
to the cause. but the proximity
to parliament and the fact that
the car came from Dublin raised
"a theory that the. blast had po-
litical implications.
Northern Ireland police have
been on the alert from raids by
elements of the old Irish Re-
publican Army from across the
border in their campaign 10
end British rule in Northern
Ireland.
In London the Sunday Dis
patch said one theory held by
police was that the car carried
Q time bomb intended to blow
up parliament and that, It, went
OF prematurely.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Every Available
Maryland Trooper
fToWork Durinq 9TH

PIKESVILLE, Nd, July 2 (P.
Col. Elmer r. Munshower, su-
|perintendent of State Police, said
today every available trooper
has been assigned TO traffic duty
over the Fourth Of July week end.
In an Independence Day state
ment. Gov. McKeldin explained
the State motive behind the ex-
ira duty order:
"Our primary aim is not the
making Of a great number of
arrests and imposing a great
many sentences of punishment
|, :. but to prevent accidents and
save lives.
THE use Of our highways has
reached q state where careless
ness toward life and property
always undesirable-no longer
can be tolerated to any degree"
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Gate Croshers Fined in Furor
AT Debutonte's Wedding Fete

SPRING LAKE, N. j., July /.
R.-A magistrate fined foul
gate crasl1ers whose highjink,
Mortified the hightoned weddins
reception Of debutante Diane G
Jones q total Of $195 at hear.
ing today.
One Of the unlimited guests
who pleaded guilty to simple
assault In the cutting of the
brides stepbrother with q cham.
payne glass. drew the stiffest
fine-$100 and S. costs.
The four were Justin Mariani
William E. Hall and Harold
Vizethann. each 10 and all of
Ridgewood, and Louis Earhard
20, Of Saddle River.
They caused q commotion al
the reception for Miss Jones
step-daughter of social register
Evening star., 1955-07-03

lite James Lowell Oakes, jr., ant
Norwood Nortleet of Winston.
Salem, N. c., last Saturday. More
than 500 guests attended the
event on the Oakes estate.
Mariani pleaded guilty to O
charge Of simple assault brought
by John d. r. Cakes, 20. the
brides stepbrother and one of
her eight ushers. Mr.. Cakes re-
quired nine stitches to close a
face wound caused by the stem
OF a champagne glass after he
tried to eject Mariani.
The other three pleaded not
guilty to a charge Of breach of
peace lodged by the elder Oakes.
All admitted they were not in
vited.
The trio was fined $25 and SIS
costs each by Magistrate Wash
ington L. Marucci.
Evening star., 1955-07-03

arm began hand folding the nap,
kins. they were delivered fat ant
restaurants had to fold theil
own. :,
Began In Baltimore
MIR. Mathers began his pape,
career in his native Baltimor,
when he was II. The youngest
|employe in the firm of Doblel
d Nudge, he was sent to Wash.
'ngton to run down some orders
His first day he got 10 orders
one involving several carloads o1
paper for the Government Print.
ing Ofiice for the census.
Mr.. Mathers became senio,
member of the staff and genera,
manager Of the Baltimore firm
He mad been a paper consult
ant to Government agencies and
private concerns and was a past
member of the American Pulr
ana Pape, Association.
Survivors are his son, r. FL
wood Mathers. jr., of the home
address. and three grandchil-
dren. Another son. Army Capt
John w Mathers, was killed
during World War II.
Private memorial services will
be held at 2:30 pm. today at the
Robert A Pumphrey funeral
home in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Mrs. Na't||'vigGets i
Liberty on Bond

Mrs. Marie Natvig. under ar
E8-to-24-month sentence fol
perjury, was freed on bond yes.
terday pending an appeal aftel
spending . few anxious hours ir
the cellblock OF the Fedora
Courthouse.
The $500 bond had been sci
Friday by the y. S. Court oi
Appeals for the District ,ol
Columbia. Early yesterday, Mrs
Natvig was brought to the court.
house from the District Jail. A
relative was prepared to post thu
bond, In the form Of q check
Court authorities refused to re-
lease Mrs. Natyig because the
bond was not In cash or rendered
by q bondsman.
Mrs. ,Natvig was given until
4 pm. to produce the required
bond and was placed in the cell
block while further efforts were
made m her behalf. Shortly be.
fore the deadline, a bondsmar
appeared and put up the neces-
sary collateral.
The perjury charges stemmed
from Mrs. Natvig's testimony al
q Federal Communications Com
mission hearing into al
legations linking Edward o.
Lamb, Pennsylvania and Florida
publisher -broad dcaster. to COM
munism, -.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Senior Engineers
Navy Group Elects

r. v. Vittucci has been elected
president Of the Association OF
Senior Engineers. Bureau o1
Ships. Navy Department.
Other officers elected were
George A. bankers, vice presi-
dent: John d. Crosby. secretary
and Leverett A. Meadows, treas
|urer.
Committee chairmen are Jack
D. Deligans, auditing: Richard
w. venable, legislative: John L.
Cochran, membership, and Elidio
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Sleeping Boys, IA,
Killed by Truin

MINNEAPOLIS, July 2 R.-
Two 14-year-old boys were run
over and killed by a passenger
train early today as they lay
sleeping between the tracks in
suburban Minnetonka township
The youths. apparently shar-
ing q single sleeping bag, had
camped on the Minneapolis and
st. Louis tracks after chatting
with several teen-age girls hold
ing a slumber party at a home
near the tracks.
Roger Moeller and. Donald
Running. classmates at Mime
tonka Mills, were killed.
There was no explanation as
to why the boys calnped between
the tracks. Both of them lived
In the area and knew the track
age was in regular use.
j. Nucci, rules and bylaws.
Evening star., 1955-07-03
Dr.. kellogg Speed, Founded
Two Surgical Associations

CHICAGO. July 2 R.-Dr
Kellog Speed, rs, q founder OF
the American Board of Surgery
and the American Board Of Or
thopedic Surgery, died today fol-
lowing a brief illness.
DR.. Speed also had been a
member Of the board of govern
ors Of the American College of
Surgeons.
He was a former professor of
surgery at the University Of uli-
nois. and was the author Of sew
eral textbooks on surgery. He
began his Chicago practice In
Evening star., 1955-07-03
~ Million Lack Access
ToLibrory, Mumford Says

| PHILADELPHIA, July Q B.-
4. Quincy Mumford. librarian OF
congress. said today that n
million Americans have no access
whatsoever to . local public Ii
brary.
Mr.. Mumford made the OBJ
Iservation on the eve Of the 74th
annual conference Of the Ameri-
lcan Library Association which
he heads. The group opens a
lweek-long meeting tomorrow.
Mr.. Mumford noted that there
lare some $500 public library
Systems In America but declared
Iit wasn't enough.
THE increasingly important
Irole which libraries are taking
in the Nations life is happily
being recognized by leaders in
Iall areas Of endeavor because
they know that the strength of
our democracy lies in an in.
formed citizenry." Mr.. Mumford
said.
MANY Americans are keenly
aware Of the dangers which arise
when the opportunity to be In
formed does not exist. More than