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Evening star., 1955-11-20
GAS HEATERS

10000 TO SIS, 600 BTU. some with
blowers and thermostats: large
AsSirt.; guar BLOCKS. 1746 Lee
hwy, nr, Key Bridge. IA. S-ST00.
1910 Baltimore ave. WA. 7-550l.
GAS KITCHEN RANGE, Magic Chef:
steel top. oven dial control. s35 or
best offer takes It. Call LU. .
6302 after IL am. today,
GAS RANGE. new. used. instalia-
ton PEERLESS SALES Co. 1897
Ga. ave NV. DE. 2-6806.
GAS RANGE, full % IN: excellent
condition, S35. 10. 4-7274.
GAS RANGE. 40-in.. table TOD, ex-
ceilent condition. IA. 5-7i37
GAS RANGEs. new used; repair Oh
coal. gas ranges ACME STOVE
1911 9Th st nv HA S.Hg5g
GAS HANGE--CalorIc.. 80 in. timer,
oven control. HIGHT and outlet. Good
condition, WA. 7-7as2,
GAS RANGE. 1-yE.-oid 40-in, de luxe
TappAp: chrome oven and broiler;
St40. JE s-0603.
GAS RANGE. clean 3t-in. Majestic,
table top also Hotpoint electric,
S25 each, NE. S-24s5.
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef, 36~ wide.
excel cond.. cost Stb0, sacrtfiee,
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/ MIscELLANEoUs FoR SAFE

FURNTTURE-Linens jeveiry. bks..
rugs. lamps. clothing and desirable
household furntshtngs. antiques
lures t ana furniture. Auction every
Saturday ct 10 an. Evening auc-
ton Wed, Nov. 30 nt 1880 pm.
Open Friday ct 10 am. for broVs-
oiLp STONE HOUSE AUCTION
QALLERIES-4703 ANNAPOLIS RD.
BLAuENSRuRd, ND.
UN. A-9052. uN. 4-67Q7, AP. 7-0707
FREE pARKINQ C..
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OFFICE DESKS


Bargain: 3 glass top modern, 2 saIes-
man type. l red leather swivel
chair. Phone OWNER, Tues. for
appt.. tx. 3-10gE. -21
OFFICE EQUIPMENT % late
Soundscribers. I dictator, ! tran
scrfber, 2 portable dictatork. 3 Mod.
8 transcribers, ali S225. EX. 3-oss2
OFFICE EQUIP. Desks. chairs. files,
supply cabinets. safes. typewriters.
the once" CIRCLE TYPEWRITER
CO.. TAI 18th st. NV. DI. 7-7372.
OFFICE FURN.---Desks. chairs, fiies,
adding machine. leather chair. TOE
quality, very good prices. RA. B.
200, to inspect.
OFFICE FURNITURE, 3 arm chairs,
. tables, walnut. S46. Phone IA.
S-4977, after 2 pm.
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LUMBER
Open Sat.-Sun. Till 6 PM.

Open Sat.-Sun. TIL 8 PM.
And every evening till 8 p.m.: we
stock ali the usual lumber yard
items. including the very versatile
flush door; S4.45 for any size. We
can cut these or any lumber to
size in our complete shop or pro-
duce the best In cabinet or mill
work. GENERAL MILLWORK CO.,
1900 Knowles ave-, Kensington. Nd.
10. 5-2311.
MANS SUIT, brown, size A, double
breasted, tailor made; cost 500;
practically new. scarcely worn;
STTRRssEs SST;Se SfEls n9 New 2sGsS; ta%ou..sr.pa
cHERRYDALE FURNITURE, 36iS
Lee hwy. AL, Va, ia. 7-Sl6O.
MATTRESS SPECIALS
$30-Trade Ins-$30
On your old worn-out and jumpy
s1 %sstTsss modern aq ASPPFFot5NS e AyEs SSans
King Discount Furn. Co.
Silver Spring Washington
81. S5aT ssssoi 81 Ave. iRRfiS Il. JEiJSSo5S Il
MEMS CLOTHING, . winter suits,
37-3S long; cost S7b-SS5; excel.
cond., S1a each. NO. 7-4252.
MTCROsCOPE--Carl Zeiss with 3
lenses and turret head. mechanical
stage, eve pieces, accessories. S175.
AiiMEodRafHs-Modsl 100. excel
lent cond., Sl36. HARRY J.
AGRA ,A,RRAMs; Ia II. = ,:, .: ne.
MPiRFE sP FrAs shopUeTs S;s ssll Coz 5.sisRaOls. IN
1891.
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FURNITURE
nNPAINTED

Special today. Better grade OF un-
painted furniture at biz savings.
The largest selection in WASHINGTON
20 furnish your needs. Bar stools,
boards. tables, chairs, cocktail,
lamp, end and step tables. Also
children's table and chair sets and
rockers. II you don't find what
you want We win make what you
need.
THE uNPAINTED SHOP
sol PENNA. AVE. NV,
Hrs: Sun. 10 to 8: other days 0
to z. TeIephone RE g-7N94
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALE [

HAND PAINTED scARFs. TIES
CMen.s and women'sI and eyegiasses,
Choose design. Ex. 3-470O. kxt.
HEARING AID; late model. ali
transiter bell tone. Like new.
Authorized bell tone agent will re-
6t ct no cost 70 new purchaser.
Cost s2o5 new. WIN sell. Sl75. oL.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
GUNS--UsED

SOANAg--O -OoA4AS
Mauser %, 8 nm. as issue e----S3t
Eniield 1917 .30-06 Sporter - IS
Remington 1917 .30-O8 Sporter-- 81
SpringfieId '03, .30-06 Sporter-- 81
Stevens I2-gauge. double bhl.-- q
Hercules 16-ga.. double ST ---- 81
j. c. Higgins 20-ga.. double - 4:
Fox B 40 double barrel .---- O.
Lefeyer 12-gR. double barrel 81
winchester "a 12-ga. double 81
4, C. Smith 12-ga. double ---. 81
Fox Sterlingworth IL double---- 9I
stevens $50 12-ga. pump ---- 81
Stevens $50 l2-ga. pump ---- ~
S70 20-ga. pump - o.
winchester 12 12-ga. pump --- 6i
Remington $40 1s-ga, pump 8.
winchester 12 l2-ga. skeet SR- ~
Remington 4s 20-ga. autoload 81
Browning 12-ga, oyer-under 26@ 1dS
ALL GUARANTEED
Customer Parking . Doors Away
RELIABLE JEWEtRY EXCHANGE
422 9th st. NV. MA, s-6l5i
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FURNITURE

WE BOUGHT 4 VAN LOADS OF
oS oED TSsyAAihSs5,ToEs TRSIsyAAihs 5J fhoR Z \ : 1NE = 3
HOTELS AND HAVE QUANTITIES
OF MOST ANY ITEM YOU WOULD
DESIRE. IF YOU WANT TO
MiAk6 iTY sEb EbAF FRNIfSRE aAHINnSE os eoS2 SRA III
TO SEE uS. N. FRANK a SON
ia ara ar. NV. EX a.Ra7l -
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FURNACES-GAS

@ age Size: s7S-S1oo. ifsa; deiivery incl mel,
LarGe selection Of used radiators.
New gas furnaces at wholesale cost.
BLOCKS, 1746 Lee hwy, nr. Key
bridge. IA. $500.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
OFFICE FURNITURE
USED SPECIALIST

Plus sofas, safes, typewriter tables.
lamps, ETC., at prices you can afford.
Free Deliyery--0ood Parking
Business Furniture Sales
Evening star., 1955-11-20
sk Our LAY AWAY Az. PLAN 70
CONFIDENTIAL LOANS
AND JEWkLRY At i%
Livingston & Go.
1923 Fl st. NV. ME. s-5268

bICTATING MACHINE. Audograph
master model; excellent condition;
sost, 800; 800; now 500. Re. z.45s2. n,
portable dictator, desk model tram
pN pifEi1s5 I'M eSFPlets SFF ps.es s soa I'M f5SS Dan
can Phyfei. 500, good cond. After
z Fri. all day Bat.-sun. JE p
DiNiNG RM. SUITE. s-pe. Drsxsl.
nnahog., new condition: sacrifice,
S396. twin headboards. TV COM
sIspsSRs s'RI1saSa ssssESf; sSs:ip S.naS o ssG; sG
DlNETTE SET, Z PC, red rock ma
pie. $65; Westinghouse eiec. roaster
oven. S1b; excel. eond,, IA. 2-0SB9.
DNETTE extension table. ( chairs.
nah. ,nsso1s5y ,n 10! aosSs ses closed; open.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FILE CABINETS

4-draver wood. legal. SO: also one
drawer steel roller-bearing nle, 81:
steel fles. card hies, visible equip
ment. All priced at sayines I'D to
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.,
a2n New Ynrk ave nW
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
New ana renovated furniture in ex-
cellent condition. Most items are
one Of . kind and subject 70 prior
M
New modern wrought iron lamps,
$3.p5; nahog. a-tler table, S905:
mAhoR. desk, double drawers,
$ts.o5; new lined oak eecktan or
chairs. noor samples. $40 e9s: 3-pc,
sectional sofa. <3f .95. studio
couch. $50 .pa; Enahos. eeilArette,
$24.95: walnut china closet. gl495;
maple arm chair. S14yq5: over
sized ottoman. converts into bed,
x29.95; genuine plate glass mirrors,
3QE42 size, $l0.95: new mahog.
18th century china closet, $50 .D5;
chrome dtnette set, S24.0B. new
FormicA top kitchen tables. SO .a5.
new LUXURY innerapring mat
frexses, $24,95: new Luxury box
springs, x34.96: factory -ren 0yat ted
cotton mattresses. Si2.95; factory
TcRosSsss ssas sSi H, ,Rt,ins' .ttlsss.s tSaS
Sl9.e5; new bookcase beds. all
types. finishes, S29.95; genuine
Harvard steel bed frames, ST.s5.
Come in and hrowse--3 large floors
stocked with excellent values,
budget terms, free delivery over
oPEN FRIDAY AND MON. NIGHTS
Evening star., 1955-11-20

S.. Gents diamond cluster ring: :
diamonds weighing over a earats
combined, set In lax white gold
mounting. A ring oS dazzling beauty
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FURNITURE--NEW
DISCOUNT HOUSE

$3.50 wrought-iron dinette S54 .ah
$12g. so bunk beds eompi. 1895
$50 so chrome 6-pc. dinette 4DQ0
S9s.50 Administer ax12 rugs 40 90
eyclon Hollywood beds - 47.95
Bedrms.. ly. rnl.. din. rm. Terms
KING FURNITURE CO,
S903 Ga Ave. JU. 0-6Sg1
Evening star., 1955-11-20
MIscEL. FOR SALE lcoas.l

CHRISTMAS TREES (2I, IS 70 "a
II. high: balsam and spruee. Can
Ss,usSE g sSE Al ue 81 600 css ss ace Accept orse sse
sonable otfer. OIL: 2-450l.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

P0LAROID LAND CAMERA, cost
$50 .e5: used once. sell for $50.
PooI TABLE, for rec. room; cost
S23p. will sell for S125. 3553
Brandywine st. NV, EN-. 2-5536.
POOL TABLE, accessories, good con-
dition $3.50 or best offer. Call
EN-. 2-6G67. -2i
PRESS. Muitilith. model 1850. with
attachments, new condition. Cali
JE- 4-563S 80
PRESSING MACHINE. exhaust fan,
other tailoring supplies. 1900 N
Sc. NV, MA. S-4065. -21
PRINTING EQUIPMENT - Sx12
press. new motor: type. stock, ac-
cessories: yarityper. $3.50 for all.
10. 5-0o4S. go
PRINTING PRESS. HAND, bx8: $40
Evening star., 1955-11-20

RADIO-HI-FI SALE
SOUND cRAFTERS
1744 Columbia I'd, NV,
4on.-Fri.. 60 Pm. sat-, 1-6 Pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Hundreds Of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
Sample Bargain Store
OF Washington
GOT 7th st. NV, Ex. 3-6742
Store Hours: 0 TO Q including sat
urdayg; Mon. and Thurs, o To 0
Free Parking in Rear OF store
Evening star., 1955-11-20

!. Lady's l5-stona dinner ring, lax
white gold set With IS. brilliant
diamonds and 2 blue sapphires.
Silt
Evening star., 1955-11-20
FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store

WnESEI1N001 0SAA&G
At Our Store
SAVE 20% TO TOE.
Great Rapids gives you fam
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale
ever seen In D. G. So hurry
ALL TTEls SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
Si6o so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror
OUR PRICE s1is.5C
Genuine uiahog. table and leaf.
chairs, buffet and china cabinet
OUR PRICE s557
Genuine mah0g. kneehole desk.
sls9.5o VALUE
Pine sofa bed and matching chair
OUR PRICE $50 .95
Genuine mahog. drop-leaf table: IN
OUR PRICE ss4.s6
$50 so VALUE
custom-buiit studio with kiek-pleat.
makes twin bed,
S1le.50 VALUE
LarEe club chair, custom quality
foam cushion.
$3.50 80 VALUE
Genuine Fisher Qua lounge With nne
lnnerspring mattress: sleeps .
ss9.5 VALUE
wrought IRON and plastis-top d.
nette table and 4 chairs,
OUR PRICE sac 95
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Automatic gas water heater;
42S cabinet sink ----.-----S $40 so
Hot Hotstseam seA'' 80 sas. SO
built-in tub. toilet. basin S7e.S0
BLOCKS, INC.
46IS Baltimore Ave, near Pescs
Cross, WA. 7-550l. Plenty Parking.
l146 Lee Hwy NJ, Key Bridge.
Evening star., 1955-11-20

Steel transfer files, S2.p5: 2-draWef.
wood. ietter-siss flies texeellent for
wood. letter size. SIi.S6: 4.draWer.
steel. letter size. new. &33.96; r.
drawer. Iettef-size PENNINGTON Rand
flre-proof files, $125. N. FRANK d
SON. 4I4 Ord st. NV. TX. 3-s974.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
ONLY $3.50

9. Gents tie tack: o beautiful "a
nm. oriental pearl set In lax:
ONLY S22
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Secretary s35; couch. good eondi-
ton. $40; easy chairs. 81 80 up:
desk. $3.50: bookcase. $3.50; cof-
fee and end tables. So so, Lamps,
pictures. mirrors. 81. seds. So 30
ceSinets. ssaS6. IA RocPsss. RGa esfir 81, Many nv
other bargafns. See our ad under
Antiques. Open Sundays. Ewes. till
BELL H1NDS. 412 East Capitol
St. IL 4.96S6. P.S.. Be sure TO
attend our big Thanksgiyine sale.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
JeWelry and Diamonds
Unredeened

;. Gents 2s-earat star sapphire ring
set In lax white gold, satin-fuisf
mtg. Worth much more than
$265
Evening star., 1955-11-20

GARDEN-FIRE-SUCTIoN
25-Ft. Garden Hose. As Low A 81
]. H. GICHNER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
py he Associated Press

New highway construction leg
lslation was In preparation to-
day as the Nations Governors
came under congressional fire
for taking no stand on how to
pay for the work.
Senator Kuchel. Republican OF
California, member Of the
Senate Public Works Committee.
and Representative Clark. DEM
ocrat Of Pennsylvania, who
serves on the corresponding
House group, said yesterday they
are drafting new bills for the
coming session, still more than
four months away.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Clark and
Senator Neuberger. Democrat OF
Oregon, another public works
committeeman, criticized the
annual Governors Conference
for adopting resolution last
week calling for a greatly ex-
panded" Federal State inter-
State road system without tax
ing q position on how to finance
the gigantic project.
President Eisenhower has
pushed hard for a plan that
would involve mainly a l0-year
overhaul and modernization Of
the key 40,000-mile system Of
interstate roads. He proposed
paying for the program out Of
the proceeds of special bonds
but this idea was rejected by
both the House and the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
GENUINE SIT BILL
TURNS UP, MAY BE
WORTH THOUSANDS

PHILADELPHIA R.-An
"$1i bill"-genuine American
money--turned up in Phil
adelphia today.
Miss Lillian knott, a Fed
eral Government secretary,
has the odd bin which one
stamp and coin dealer here
said might be worth many
thousands of dollars. de-
pending on what a collector
might want to pay for 1t.
The bill has the 81
Washington face" and the
seal back Of 3 80 bill. Miss
knott said she didn't know
where or how she got it. but
discovered it among the
bills in her wallet several
weeks ago.
She's been carrying 1t as
q souvenir ever since UNI
aware until last night Of its
value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Hoover Charges Democrats
Smear His Commission

power. and that the President
does not approve of the work Of
the commission" MIR. Hoover
added. He is in Palo Alto, Calf,
but his statement was issued
here through Neil Mcneil. the
commissions editorial director.
Mr.. Hoover asserted the COM
mission never divided upon po-
Ilitical grounds" and that all
members. including the Demo-
Gratis, certified when the life of
the commission expired this
summer that my work was fair
ly and patiently conducted"
The former President also de-
MED stacking the water power
group.
Public power pressure groups
were not represented upon the
water resources task force for the
simple reason that I also refused
to appoint representatives of the
public utilities" he said. I'VE
we're conducting an objective in
uuiry and not a Donnybrook fair.
las to the attitude Of Presi-
dent Eisenhower" Mr.. Hoover
continued. "he has directed the
executive departments to set UP
machinery for the implementing
of the commissions administra-
tive recommendations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
By the Associated Press

Former President Herbert
Hoover yesterday accused Demo-
Gratis of IAN infamous smear
against his Commission on Re-
organization Of Government.
The Democratic charges that
Mr.. Hoover had stacked" the
commissions task force in an ef-
fort to turn back the clock
of Government policy also
brought replies from three Re-
publican Senators. They said
the charges indicated the Demo-
Gratis are running against
Hoover again."
Mr.. Hoover himself said:
Someone ignorant of the
whole workings of the Com
mission on Organization Of the
Executive Branch of the Gov
eminent. of which I was chair
man, has issued an infamous
smear on the commission in the
name Of the Democratic National
Committee"
The charges appear in the cur
rent edition of the Democratic
Digest.
1.-THE statement implies that
the commission was politically
partisan, that I stacked the task
forces, especially that on water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
New Road Bills in Works;
Governors Inoction Hit

Senator Bennett. Republican
of Utah, said he expects Mr..
Eisenhower to present a specific
new prosposal, perhaps q COM
bination bond and tax plan"
However, the Utah Senator said
he had no direct word to this
effect.
During the session just ended.
the Senate passed a Democratic
sponsored plan calling for q
multi billion dollar highway
improvement program. 1t made
no provision for financing. But
the House rejected legislation
that would have put into effect
boosts in gasoline and other
highway user taxes to finance
construction work.
Discussing his new highway
bill. Mr.. Clark said 1t would be
much like the measure the House
rejected. But he indicated it
would provid for smaller tax In
|creases.
The Governors, meeting in
Chicago, registered approval Of
the detectives of the Essen
hover highway program. but
they took no formal position on
the rival financing plans. In
stead. they said they felt that
''far more than $875 million Of
the $2.5 billion collected yearly
from Federal taxes on gasoline
tires and the like. should be ap-
piled to highway work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Boy, 8, Is Injured
Seriously by Car

Richard Cave. 8. colored. Of
1908 South Capitol street. was
reported in serious condition at
Casualty Hospital today, after
suffering head injuries and a
broken leg in a traffic accident.
Police said the boy was struck
yesterday by a car driven by
Robert G. Pierce. Is. of Bias
Queens Chapel road. Mt. Rainier,
Md, as he ran across the street
near his home.
The boy ran between stopped
traffic, police said. No charges
were placed against Mr.. Pierce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17

oxygen in the exhaust. Is ignited
and burned.
The temperature and velosity
L of the exhaust are thus greatly
increased, giving additional
power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Afterburners Give
Jets More Power

NEW YORK.-Many military
let planes have afterburners,
which provide additional power
for brief periods during take
of, climbing, and combat man
euvering.
Resembling a large stovepipe.
the afterburner is like another
complete engine attached to the
exhaust of the planes jet engine.
In the afterburner. additional
fuel is injected into the hot
exhaust gas from the jet engine
and, mixed with the unbmrned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
D. c. Residents Sharpen
Fight on Maryland Tax

defendants who cid file returns.
the court ruled they are still
liable under the failing to pay
counts. -. .r.-
Judge Prescott instructed both
sides to submit briefs by next
Thursday on whether Maryland
is authorized to use criminal
suits. rather than merely civil
suits.
The four coming under the rot
guilty verdict on failure to pay
were:
Avery Kerr, IS. colored. of
1743 Lang place NE: a physical
science aide: Ned VI. Ethering-
ton. 80. of 4013 Davis place NV,
a research technician; Miss
Rosalie Keyton. 81. now of Be-
thesda. but a District resident
until last month. and pr. Kath-
crime Knowlton, a senior bio
chemist. 2l22 Massachusetts,
avenue NV. -
Still outstanding against them
are charges of failing to file
1853 State return.
The two other defendants. still
under indictment for failing to
pay are:
John w. Owens. jr.. SO. of 1912
Yuma street N.W.,an instrument
maker, and DR.. Ada Elizabeth
Verdar, 1916 New Hampshire
avenue NV, senior bacteriolo-
gist.
States Attorney Alger Y. Bar
bee put into evidence State tax
forms the two District residents
filed under protest. The prose-
cution successfully argued the
existence of those forms showed
a liability for payment.
Defense Attorney John E.. OK.
ley argued the health research
center is on federal property and
that the incomes in question
were earned wholly outside
Maryland's tax jurisdiction.
The bench, however, ruled
Maryland still has tax powers
over NH salaries under the law
whereby the State coded the
ground to the Government.
Another District resident, Miss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Government employees who
work il Maryland but live in
the District or Virginia today
pondered two new developments
in their figh: against a Mary
land tax on their salaries.
Today is the deadline for filing
Maryland income-tax returns.
which require non-residents who
work there to pay any difference
between their District or Vir-
ginia taxes and that levied by
Maryland.
A meeting of 1000 Census
Bureau employees in Suitland.
Md, yesterday. was told that
a majority of nonresident Fed
eral workers in Maryland have
not filed "and aren't going to
file" tax returns. The speaker.
Hugh Jackson. of the National
Institutes of Health in Bethesda.
warned, however. that "if you
paid last year. you'd better file
again this year."
Court Upholds Tax
At the same time. a Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
Judge was unfolding Maryland's
power to levy and collect the
tax from out State residents
who work at Government in
stallations in Maryland.
Judge Stedman Prescott ques-
toned, however, whether the
State can bring criminal actions
against violators.
Five Westinghouse, and
former District resident. APP
peared in court in Rockville
yesterday under criminal indict-
ment for failing to pay Mary
land income taxes on money they
made in 1858 at NH.
Four also were charged with
failing to file State tax returns.
In those four cases. Judge
Stedman Prescott issued a di-
rected verdict of not guilty on
the count of failing to pay. He
agreed with defense arguments
the State did not prove the four
had to pay anything.
But In the cases Of the two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

Louise Endicott. 1855 Wyoming
avenue NV, head Of Mia edi-
torial scientific reports branch.
was indicted at the same time
as the six others. A hearing
date has not been set for her
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Tooth Decay Theory
To Get Sweets Test

Because he doesn't agree with
the theory that candy causes de-
cayed teeth, Prof. Hubert II,
Stones gave away sweets to 800
boys and girls ID welfare homes.
Said Prof. Stones. dental surgery
instructor at Liverpool Univer-
sity. England:
Half the children will get
three sweets a day more than
the other $50" The Medical Re-
search Council will pay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
Shoe SuIes Guin

BOSTON-Retail shoe sales
in the United States totaled
some 535 million pairs in 1854
about ga pairs per person. A
gain of 10 to Is million pairs
Is expected this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15
GET SET FOR SUMMER

Chevy Chase and Alexandria
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BODY'S IN THE SWIM IN PUERTO RICO

in Puerto Rico where temperatures average in the
middle los from January to December.
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williamsburg Re-enocts
Colonial Christmas

young jefferson 200 years ago,
IA string ensemble brightly cos
tuned in silks and satins plays
L in the parlor, and refreshments
are served in the garden.
On Christmas afternoon, the
Apollo Room Of the Raleigh Tav-
ern once again upholdS its mot
ito; "Jollity, the Offspring of
Wisdom and Good Living" when
guests stream into open house
with its festive board of holiday
sweets and eggnog.
Carrying out a time-honored
Yuletide institution. children of
the community form the Sing
ing Candles procession which
begins the white lighting Of VIII
liamsburg. Starting before the
imposing gates Of the Palace. the
children proceed down the Palace
green in a candlelight procession
through the restored area to the
Williamsburg Inn.
Symbolieally, they carry the
flame to their homes as candles
are lit in all the windows along
famous Duke of Gloucester
street as they pass by.
Yule Log Brought In
The tradition of the yule log
which burned in baronial halls
in England was brought to this
country and today's guests in
Williamsburg are invited to join
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Rio Grunde Ruftinq
Adds Vocation Thrill
BERRYDALE

Rafting down the Rio Grande
River on Jamaica's north coast
is one Of the islands memorable
thrills.
The 30-foot bamboo RATS seat
two or three passengers. The
native skipper stands in front
or back as happens to suit his
fancy and directs his craft with
a long pole.
Starting at Berrydale in the
John Crow Mountains, the RATS
race down the rapids for two
or three hours, each bend in
the river presenting a new and
exotic view. Although shooting
the rapids is exciting-as Queen
Elizabeth and Princess Margaret
have found-it is not dangerous,