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siTUATioNs-WoMEk

BOOKKEEPER. 10 years acct's. pay
able and rec. also exper as rscep;,
ONCE. BOY l2O-Y. stai. i0s
COMPANION to elderly cple.. light
housework by settled Christian: bet
ter homes only Hu. a-6l16. Ext.
DINING ROOM HosTEss-MGR., for
club or better-type restaurant. Box
l06-Y, Star. So
desires position as mgr. of
gift shop in hotel or airport: Is
years experience; age. 40. Box 213-z.
NURSE, colored, wishes 8 or 1O-hr.
duty. Best OF references. Call Lu. -
507l anytime. los
white. well experienced
for high-elass patronage. Box
YOUNG REPORTER. nag
aZine, newspaper experience, steno-
grapher. educated here, abroad.
travelled extensively. desires job with
definite future. Box 101-Y, Star.
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HELp-MEN AND woMEN

BEAUTICIANs. shampoo girl and
air-cond. shops. Bethesda and siI:
yer sspnraipas' VIRGINIA WALLACE
DANCE TiiEACHERs-Don Martini
needs 10 refined. neat appearing
1929. to teach ballroom dancing.
full or part time. No exper. nee.
Training provided. Excel. earnings.
MAaRr1Nf MARIaa n sTUDRos. gfGI61Roi sos 18th nv NV.
s2SkkEeRHR 2feks cnHHRvRolr Euts SEQ sSsaas sso1ss
ave. NV. See Mr.. Robinson after 8.
NURSE ANEsTHETIsT, salary S425
gnn m9nth tS pIs aboa fn maimtsnascs Or
Apply Personnel Director, PETERS
BURG GENERAL HOSPITAL. Peters
burg. Va. Phone Rekent 2-7220, Ext.
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN or woman.
tsil II time nS only with ho.. car A tSE IaIe ~
INC, 24oS Price ave-. Wheaton. Nd.
SALESMAN for realtor-b builder: full
time only. Experienced salesman.
Large once. Desirable location: For
DORF. AP. 10000. 10
SERVICE PERSONNEL OR GOVT.
EMPLOYEES, SO minimum, for
leads to purchasers, of used or new
cars. No experience necessary. Apply
4034 Wis. ave. EN-. 3-4O40. -l2
TENEMENT HOUSE MANAGER
Mss sDs9: sna csptoi Siff Inn ysts aFss II u.s.
MARRIED COUPLE to operate popcorn
stand. Amusement Park. near D., c.:
7-day week. Good pay, furn. cottage
to hve-in M ARSH l. HALL
AMUSEMENT PARK, Riverside g.
WANTED white couple. AGED 85 to
AS: cook and butler on country
estate. To care for two adults; ont
,dav q week of good wages: room,
board; uniforms, etc. Located on
busline. Furnish references. Bon. IL
MAN S'aiND AM WIFE for for motel man
.n assment MT, and a
snssd sss Ros MSss HAVEN ave ON we he cSssa
Apply Box si.z, star. --i0
D. c. Employ. Exchange
Mairssses whs white snS snS eSlSrss
g.h,w., maids. fountain girl. counter
Girl. tray girl. charwomen, hotel and
rest work. kit. help, cooks. truck
drivers, exper. countermen twhite)
grilimen, service. station attendt..
auto mech. warehouseman. porters.
bus boys and many others. 1912 9th
NV. HO. 2-421S, HO. 2-1572. Ss
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INSTRUCTION COURSES

HERE Is your opportunity to learn
Spanish by conversation only. Please
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul.
ture: all subjects taught, approved
ss..s. sHs 81 WaRss sEasRnH S'y sEaUr sHS s'sR5n co
ARE Yo6 SELF coNCiOUs? II so So
you can overcome all forms of self
consciousness Quickly Also. correct
conversational English taught by
highly skilled woman tutor. Special
lessons arranged for diplomatic ON
COLORED-TYPING. l6-wk couIse.
81 wkly.; ABC, Gregg or machine
shorthand. Typewriter loaned for
year. 1888 @ ct. NV. MA. S-3259
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WESTERN drive -over cattle guards,
$l25 delivered. Clarksyille, Nd,
rxCK AND EoUifMENT for show.
pleasure. or race track. Visit our
the most heavily stocked. but We
make up for this n quality. price
saddles and. brides. SHERWOoDS
GADDERY, u mi. west Fairfax Cir
Gle on d. 3. Route 20. al and so.
weekdays. $3.50 a.nn.-s pm; Sun
days. 10 s.m.-2 pm. CIR. 3-oe"a.
SADDLES. brials., used. Ensll;;. !
stable. supplies and riding clothes.
Eyerything for riding. 6TOMBOCks.
qeorgetown. 327s M ct. NV. AID.
ron SxLE-Pine s.yr.-oid hackney
pony. Bred for cart and saddle.
Beautiful animal one Of few IN Nd
New residence. owner cannot board
animal. VIII sacyifice. See at Church
81. New Windsor. Nd. or phcns
iSS ssy ssss; s'.,s:,;I]:. iIsss:s. s. sR!|sSi'n
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ROOMS WITH BoARD

HOME AWAY FROM HoME-Dsli- ell;
Bendix: best NV. loc: and transp.:
spec ser. to the elderly; tourist ac-
com, low rates. CO. 5-9735. 10
NICE RIM. with kit. 2 children &C,
cepted: lovely Sec. mr.. Walter Reed
HOSP; 491S 7th St. NV, Ii. 6-S32S.
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Single and double rooms for young
ladies and men: shower baths; lovely
home; elevator; excellent board. IL
CLUB MASON. 1925 N. H. ave. NV;
club residence for refined ladies and
men,. men; rosns SIa with pyt pnsudna saa f sno
course meals and hotel services. co
i9os MASS. AVE. N.w.-Exceilent
food; carline; Tv. Bendix. AD
rssosi sss'i iIsts N,w.-Reom for ousine.,
psGp!ssi rsGtss,o. students ~ T1 Selected menus
CcnTMBiA CsM.sHaPEflo' RID. D. NV. soo1--Nic.
attrac. air-cond. rm. with good
meals. meals: SIS wk.' souns people o. GO
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 AsIiMEAD PL. NV.
ns1s overlooeins oeSS n Rock ua; Creek PARK, DIE
and sgle. rms. pvt. bath avail; ex-
eel. meals: rates. $3.50 week up.
BIGGEST AND BEST!
That's WESLEY HALLS
claim based on good food
:. good service !. pleasant
rooms and lots OF en-
tertainment and compan-
ionship at low monthly
rates.
WESLEY HALL
1926 21st ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
tumble answer:
would, gRiMy,
Adopt, alcovE -
MORALE
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MOTOR TRAVEL

WANTED reliable preson TO share
driving and expense TO Calf. April
IL, via Miss. Tex. Ariz. KE. S-4I4s.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALF. Leave April
10: take 8: share expenses and driy-
Ing: lusgage space. DU. 7-623}.
DRIVING to Milwaukee via Dayton.
Chicago. Take 3, about April 9;
,55 auto. Non-drinkers. BUDDY,
IVA. o-ol42. y IL. Ss
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GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
GOT 7th st. NV. Elk. 3-6742
Store Hours: o to q
Tt1t.yuAnv In

Ah0AS " w
FgRNTI1 Urn, T s .asTIef T., MSSInl st .,,.2 2
q pm, all day Sunday 10.
cab. and mirror. SIS;
console table. $50; 2 Or. rose silk
FURN., comprising OF furn. for fully
furn. home. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. 2
bedrms,, excel. cond. Must sell,
ssss leay'ng country. Very reas. "a.
FURSS., for quick move, numerous
items Of household furn. offered at
reasonable prices: featuring din. rm.
set, davenport, stairway. carpetins
with pads. Call JU. 5-5553. %
GARAGE DOOR. overhead, Sx22 It.:
excellent conditions; S125. 1909 M
CAS- a, RxSGEss1ssea All NEA sisaaas. IN "a. -; 1S Con.
di.ion. While they q ,sst: white por:
with oven thermostats.. S15. Other
makes. $40. Delivery charse extra.
b. A. CQE a. CO, 3121 14th OF.
nv. co. $4,000.
GAS RANGES, new. used. repairs. oil,
coal, wood ranges. ACME STOVE
10t1 9TH st. nv. Ma. 6-Se6?:
GAS RANGES, USED
ArAETMEET a Size. s----4l- sJs
2dssi for sumner homes saa ismod.
cling icbs pEERLEes SAILS CO..
s2S7 osorsia ave. Dx. 2-66oe.
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MEYER lZ-52) zOYSIA
CALI I':is TRI.co G FARMS. TiHs OF. 4-$sss
Bethesda. Md.-Dealers Wanted
p
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HOME; bsmt. rm.. pvt.
bath and lit: tennis court: / person,
$50 mo-: refs. OIL. 4.6603: Ia
GKirkwood). 2719
Nicholson ST.: for / or 2 ladies' or
SILVER nsI sPRrNi Ssal w. 1877 Or rms. to lady
or couple: place for car. Phone JU.
SILVER SPRING-Best residential
sect. 1st a., liv. rm.. bedrm.. pvt.
entr and porch: ladies. JU. 9-3367
Va young women; home priviis. i;
nr. bus. stores, library and churches.
OF. 4-S573 after S. weekdays. --12
GENTEEL MAN, must have refer
ences; rm.. bath, garage. breakfast
privils.. in comfortable, convenient.
pvt. home. in suburban Chevy Chase.
Nd: SAB mo. OIL. 2-2S1Q.
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AIR-CONDITIONER
CLOSE-OUT
Clearance OF new 1854 Admiral. Glib.
son. Feeders and Frisidaire air con.
ditioners Al sizes. fully guaranteed
No reasonable offer refused.
STANDARD TIRE &
BATTERY co.
10th and 4 sts Ne ., Il. s-soss
AIR CONDITIONERS
ssss,s3 ssSs s T. hp, ssrysl ,s case. s14S-s: tS g:
S549.95 ?. h.p. Philco Con-
sole for easement or regu-
sfl4s. sl.a q ,i.t: j h;p, ss5ysl ,...,.. sis,ss
others. AL brand-new and factors
crates: Swear warranty.
FRANKS OF D. C.
Corner Sth and g SITS. NV.
FURNITURE restored Al
prices. coon NEIGHBoR FIN.
ISHERS AND DEALERS. 242O 18th
st. NV. at Col. I'd. DU. 7-4661. --1G
Victorian marble
top chest-6ureau. $50; drop-leaf
mahog: table. $3.50; 3 maple cane
q bed, s95; BY appt. EM. 2-e5ls.
ANTIQUE, walnut drop-leaf table;
good finish, excel. cond.. med. size.
CLOCK, Eli Terry a Son;
also misc. incl. Remington Prints.
home sold. UN. 4-1961.
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ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass, furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TN coSoT pA 2-~R0Q
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE: home privi-
leges: cony. location. will accept one
. v,1Bs child o,vLI. LU. 4;1SaS 4;nGSs con .nd Il,
Monroe st. ne. near Catholic Univ.
and churches. bus at corner. LA.
6-SpSS and La. 6-5264. -
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Camping Supplies
BUY WHILE PRICES ARE Low
cantesns. SOC: mess kits. sec:
sSNeo' stoVss SIPS on%aseo vaIae. sia. TENTS
blankets. knapsaeks. 81. 10000
St. NV. Ex. s-sss7. " -
CASH REGISTER, Mccasky electric
service station model with charge
account system. New eond. Reas.
ia. 5-9326. 10
CHURCH PEWs. black walnut: in ex-
cellent condition; 7-ft. 11.in. "a
lift. HE. 4-5l25. Ia
CIGARETTE MACHINE. automatic.
perfect p eSna. %F sssoS5 sseS cash. 3os d.th
CLOTHlNG-Boy's. suit, size 12-14;
blue tweed, excel. condition. SO.
dresses and suits; size IS; very reas.
Call WO. 6-6565. IS
CLOTHING. mems suits and spor:
coats. size 3S TO 20: veIl-knovn
brands JE. 2-9397. Ill
CLOTHlNG-Girfs size IL expensive
for $50. RA. 3-73l1. IS
CORNER CABINET, maple: like new;
cost $40, sell s35. cal 10. 2-os1s.
CRANE. Lima p.ym..ter with soft.
dragiine Call TO. 9-6145. -lO
DAvEN0, like new, green. $50 or
bes: ofier; IA. S-35S4. 10.
able for home or ONCE; good cond.
$50. Call OIL. 6-716o. 10
DIAMONDS. lady's lk cts. S295:
ladV'S 534 cts, emerald cut, Sl,lBl:
lady's Y ct. S125; lady's 21s cts.
$3.50: lady's 3ht cts. 81, ,I50. LIV-
IINGSToN d CO.. 1923 H st. NV.
DIAMOND JEWELRY
Write or come in Tor free sample
Rodin Jeweiry Cleaner.
ROBIN JEWELS, sos 18th st. NV.
DIN. RM. SET, French Prov. cherry;
SHOWN in model home. Orig. $500;
sac, $345! LEVENTHAL'S. 1880 5th
st. NV. HU. $4,000. -S
DINING RM. SET. .lge, buffet. serv-
er. table and 8 chairs, SI25: lge. liy-
ing rm. couch. slip cover and 3
pillows. $50: dble. bed. mattress and
spring. vanity with lge. mirror. $50:
SE fosey ss iqse ss5sG ss IT. brsSS ssS
new dehumidifier, $50 or best of!ers.
Must sell this week, owner leaving
DOLL HOUSE. de luxe. incl. furn.. So:
set Of reference books. new, So:
MH RGy ds9SaS E9ssrs miniature town, 50.
EIEGTRiC POLES. quantity OF
Grade-A creosoted. straight; 2S to
45 IT,. 81 per It. ia 5.4416
FENCE, all types-Chain link. Beth
anized, $1,I0 It. installed. Terms.
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK Cont
RooMseFURNIsHED-N.w.

8 FRESH COKS-Holstein and 5
elose-springing heifers: Bangs calf
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TELEPHONE
SOLICITORS

S~AS4 - - N<4N~
Several opening available immedi-
ately to high-caliber telephone sales
personnel for full and part time
work in special telephone rooms.
Earning commensurate with safes
ability Apply II person TO Mr.
Harvey IN RIM 204 No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
llOl Pa Ave NV
TYPISTS (2). white. large once near
18th and H SITS. NV. handling no
merchandise. Hours. $50 to 3, "a
day Sat. Permanent: start $3.50
month. Phcne Ma S-S969.
TYPIST
To answer telephone. file and general
once work; 5-day week. permanent
position, excellent salary. Applv in
person
L. E. MASSEY SHOES
COG 18th st. NV. IS
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CIR.
Sgles.. db,es. fr 81 wk: rm.. ph., eley.
Mod. serv.: 2007 o NV. NO. 1-466O.
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TO YARD AND JOB:
right on M to 1st. left on lst ct.
TO 1900 block Of LIST st. s.w.. be-
tween 8 and T SITS. tacross the street
from Pepco's Buzzard Point plant.)
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ROOMS EuRNlsnEp-s.E.-s.w.
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

1923 v ST. S.E.-Lge.. conf. bedrm.: {:
cow. to transp., shopping: gentle
man pref. LU. 4-4S22. 10
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Camping Supplies

CAMERA. 4x5 Busch Ektar, At lens
other extras. S125. JU. S-191t
after pm, g
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DIAMOND JEWELRY

FILE CABINETS
GOVT. SURPLUS 4-DRAWER WOOD
LEGAL-SIZE S12.95; NEW A.
DRAWER STEEL LETTER SIZE
S33 80; 45-DRAWER 3x5 MAHOG-
ANY CARD FILES MAKE EXCEL.
PARTS CABINETSl S2a 90 N
FRANK a SON. @14 3rd ST. NV
EX. 3-Sy74.
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ANTIQUES-Americ period furni-
ture. paintings. china. silver. rugs
and jewelry. LOUIS SEGAL, IA.
1-Saaa. ewes EN- 3-fST75
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The John Kllpen Hotel
1910 AeIiMEAD PL. NV.
Half block OF Conn. ave. at 1900.
overiooking Rock Greek Park. Dble.
and sgle rms, pvt. bath avail; ex-
Gel. meals: rates. $3.50 week up.
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MIscEL. fea .ALf sesas.
BUILDING FOR SALE
Arrow Wrecking Co.

Temp. .-story frame, all dressed
lumber with oak floors. 50x200 f..
Can make 80 units. For informa-
tion cali y
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BUILDING
MATERIALS
pDTNEc CT ACuTn

op.e..:: :'p E.ysl sl'; .:..4sa s's.Si ~
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CONTINUED on next paeeD
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MATTRESSES; must be experienced,
good salary, excellent tips and meals
night shifts open. PETER pan
PANTRY HOUSE Viers Mill rd. ano
IA ave Wheaton Md -12
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PARIS
Continued From First Page

C0ntlnueo FROM FIST rage
bad half hour when there seemed
to be a possibility it would be up.
set.
Mr.. Fanre never placed his
government in balance, however
by calling for a vote of conf
Idence. He was most unlikely to
get Socialist support on a vote
of confidence.
The Gaullists voted to consider
the Socialist resolution--which
they did not fayor--in the hope
|of getting a censure Of the gov
eminent which would cause Mr..
Faure to resign. When the Gaul-
list tactic became clear, however,
the Socialists withdrew the para
graph Of their resolution which
was critical of the government.
The Communists finally fell in
line on voting for the govern
ment though Mr.. Faure insisted
he was not soliciting their votes.
For Mr.. Faue the vote on
Morocco was only a first hurdle
following the return Of Parlia-
ment from a vacation.
He faces another tough battle
next week when the deputies
start a debate on Algeria.
Mr.. Faure played on the theme
of Frances world position in his
final appeal to the Assembly. He
warned that this nation would
lose prestige unless the deputies
chose a positive policy for the
terrorist-r ridden protectorate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Highest, 9S, on July ~, August 2.
Lowest. 10. on February 3. -
High and Low Of Last - Hours
High, 81, at 300 pm.
Inv 81, at 1.t5 pm
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each other. say. four years from
now. maybe they win get mar
lried then"
The boys father would only
comment that ITS going to take
q few days TO piece this to-
gether."
The youths father said. "Our
prime concern now is getting
them well and educated"
The first time the couple ran
OF was on September s when the
youth. armed with a shotgun and
rifle. forced the girls mother to
let her daughter run OF with him
lin his fathers station wagon.
The car later crashed near
Cumberland, Md. and police re-
turned the children to their
parents.
Two weeks ago Judge Alfred
D. Noyes Of Montgomery County
Juvenile Court forbade the teen
ayers TO see each other again
The girls mother had told the
court the boy is too old for her
daughter and that the acquain-
tanceship was unhealthy
Judge Moves deferred SEN
fencing pending further study OF
the case.
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The Sun and Moon

Rises Sets
Sun, today 6.i2 Am. 5:39 :. m.
sun. tomorrow 6.i3 am. 5.3i pm.
Moon, today 2.03 p I'm.
| Automobile lishts must be turned on
oue-half hour after sunset.
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Iination to District General but
follow the hospitals recommen-
dalton on where to commit pris-
Ioners once they have been found
of unsound mind or mentally In
competent to stand trial.
Commissioner Mclaughlin ex-
planned that the hospital would
then take the prisoners who OBJ
viously were in need Of only
ishort-term treatment but woulc
not be faced with providing per-
manent quarters for prisoners In
need of long term care. He said
the hospital would like to go
back to the system Of holding
the long term cases only until st
Elizabeths could accept them.
He said he believed that could
be worked out with the court.
So far. three District Court
prisoners have been sent to Dis
trict General Hospital under the
new law. One was accused in a
shooting. the second was &C
cused Of forging narcotic pre-
scriptions to get dope and the
third was accused of house.
breaking. The number is expect
ed to increase rapidly with the
reopening Of District Court.
DR.. Schultz said two of the
three already have been sent
back to court as mentally COM
petent to stand trial. One Of
them-the dope addict-peddler-
actively tried to feign insanity
and might nave gotten away with
1t in q quickie fail examination,
he said. sa s2 49,
Warned Of STAFF Need
He commented that the new
law was undoubtedly valuable in
thorough mental exam
nations with prisoners under "a
hour observation. But he en-
phasized that these prisoners are
highly skilled In feigning insan-
ity and the hospital now lacks
enough trained stan to deal with
them. He pointed out that when
he testified in favor Of the new
law on Capitol Hill. he repeat
eddy warned that the hospital
couldn't handle these cases with
out more stan.
As for committing patients to
st. EliZabeths Hospital after they
have been found of unsound
mind or mentally incompetent
to stand trial, those familiar
with the new law thought 1t
likely last night that Municipal
Court could go back to its old
system Of making the commit
ment to st. Elizabeths by per-
hitting prisoners to be held at
District General until space can
be found for them at the mental
hospital.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and cool today with high
near So. Fair, becoming warmer
tomorrow afternoon.
Maryland and Virginia--Fair'
and cool today with high in the
COS. Fair tomorrow, warmer in
the afternoon.
Wind-Northerly 8-l2 miles
per hour Good visibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Denver Guard
Stricken, Too

I DENVER. Oct. 8 P).-Douglas
Duncan. %. Secret Service agent
on assignment with the Presi-
dent Eisenhower detail. suffered
| a mild coronary thrombosis last
might at his Denver residence.
1t was the same type of heart
attack the President suffered
September "a.
Mr.. Duncan was stricken while
playing bridge with Mrs. Dun
can and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Newbrand Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

River Report
From u. 8. EngineefB)
Potomac River clear At HarperS Ferry
and clear a. Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at HarpeYs Ferry.
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.Sofety Talks
Fuirfux Visits
Listed BY Mansfield

Inspector Dick Mansfield, director
Of The stofs sofety Program. will
give his sofety eholk toiks at the
following schools in Foirfox this week /:
TomoFrow--Westmore School. o:lS
ON; foirfox Elementary School.
l0:45 ON.
Tuesdoy--Pimmit Hills School. 9:l5
am; Dunn Lorins School. lo:4s ON.
Wednesdoy--Freedom Hill School.
9:l5 an; ookton School, lo:4S ON.
Thursdoy-WilIston School. 9:ls
ON.
Fridoy-centreyiiIe School. S:lS
ON; Clifton School. lo;4s ON.
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g. Every case Of coronary
Thrombosis is an individual one
and is a law unto itself. The
rate Of recovery and the regain
ling Of strength cannot be accu-
Irately predicted in advance but
depends upon prograss from day
to day. This progress win con-
tinue to be reported to you as
Ilt has been during the past two
weeks"
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- N@@t WV
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have single doors which car
easily be shattered. He en-
phasized that the hospital coulc
not guarantee the security Of
the accused offenders.
Judge Laws called the Com
missioners and the Corporation
Counsel's Office and said later
that District officials had agreed
they would have TO do. something
to safeguard the prisoners.
That wasn't the only problem
Health Director Daniel Seek
niger reported that q Municipal
Court judge had committed to
the hospital five tnow sikh de-
PENDANTS who had been found
mentally i'll and faced long hos
pitalization. DR.. Seckinger said
these patients were supposed to
90 to st. Elizabeth's. but that
hospital had no beds for them in
the maximum security wards. of
Howard Hall and would not ac-
cept them elsewhere in the hos
pital.
Previous Practice
Previously, when Municipal
Court prisoners were found Of
Hnsound mind. the court COM
mitted them to st. Elizabeths. If
no beds were Immediately avail
able, they were taken back to
District General to await space
in Howard Hall. If they became
unfuly at District General, St.
Elkabeths pushed them UP on
the priority list and made room
for them. ,@gtts
Or. Seekinger forwarded toathe
Commissioners q memorandum
from Dr.. John Schultz, head Of
District Generals psychiatric
division. quoting the clerk Of
Municipal Court as saying that
under the new law. since st,
Elizabeths refused to accept
these patients on direct COM
mitment, it became necessary
for the court to commit them
to District General.
DR.. Schultz said District Gen.
eral had neither the space nor
the facilities to keep these pa
tients for years at a time. He
urged that the Commissioners
confer with the Department Of
Health. Education and Welfare
to- see if persons accused of
minor crime could be admitted to
other parts of st. -Elizabeths.
Z To Propose 1 Steps
With the twin problems of Sc
rious criminals at large on the
hospital wards and mentally Ill
prisoners needing long-term
treatment bouncing back to Dis
trict General, Commissioner Nc
Laughlin will propose:
!. That the narcotics ward be
used to house the accused In Sc
rious criminal cases as well as
the dope addicts.
2. That the Commissioners i'm
mediately approve supplement
tai budget request large enough
to provide a team Of psychiatrist.
psychologist and social worker as
well as nursing personnel and at
PENDANTS to staff the ward. Hos
pital authorities have empha-
sized that the reason the ward
has never been opened Is because
no personnel has been provided
to staff it.
g. That guards be provided on
q temporary basis from the jail
or the United States marshals
Office to guard the locked ward.
1. That the courts commit all
prisoners requiring mental exam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Today's edition also includes:
The Star Pictorial, q 32-page
magazine featuring orchids and
the story Of a Washington man
who grows them.
This Week. q 56-page maya
zine featuring 1.-THE Worlds Gus
sedest Quiz"
A 10-page section Of comics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Lauds OmciaI Family
CONTINUED Prom First Page

He also told the President. he
said, that he would be gratified
at the performance of his on
eial family" during the last two
weeks.
Il informed him." he went
on, that in that two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Rain is forecast today in
Florida Southeastern Alabama Northern North Dakota,
Northern Arizona the Northern Rockies westward
the Pacific Coast 1t will be warmer in area from the
Appalachans westward to the Western Great Lakes, the
Middle Mississippi Valley and the Southern Plains It will
be cooler in the Northern Plains Central Rockies and parts
Of California-AP Wirephoto Map.