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ROOMS. UNEURNIShED

8 RMS, 1st-h. bath: 2 bedrms., kit
DU. 7-S106. 14th and Park I'd. n
LOVELY FRONT RIM, light and airy
hotplate permitted; S2S. EN-. s.
1912. MRS. LANTZ. IA
TWO AITRAC. FRONT ROOMS fol
housekeeping: newly decor: on car.
line: refer. and utils.: $40 mo. Ii
4-0342.
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.E.

RIM. SUITABLE for woman In q nice
home; housekeeping privils; near
transp. LA. 6-6S3a. Ia
OFF EAST CAPITOL, mr.. Library
SINGLE I'm. in bsmt, apt; liv. -hedrm
comb. no cooking facilities; share
bath with cpls private entrance.
S3b mo. Ii. 7-b0S4. IA
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD, special sale. must
sell at once. SIT per cord, delivered
OIL. 6-6166. C A. WITHERS CO.
-l3
SEASONED OAK fireplace wood. also
and $50 per cord. AID. 1862. Ia
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MIRAMAR
9th and Pa. Ave. Sc
WALLER GARDENS

We have q few vacancies in
these practically new garden
type apis. Located at Wheeler
I'd. and Wahler pl Sc: cow.
to Boiling and Andrews Fields.
st. EliZabeths Hospital and
Naval Research: shopping CEN
ter in project. De luxe kit.
with garbage disposal. Auto.
laundry facilities. Playground
for children. Resident mgr.
Apt. No. ], 1910 Waller pl.
Sc. Rentals, 500 up include
utils.; emo. leases offered.
}. 2-31S3 UN, I-3j
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REDUCED RENTS
NEW MANAGEMENT

All hotel cow for perm, guests
Furn. rms, SO per wk. up Inc
ahoyt adv; Of Nv. in THE NEW
DUNBAR HOTEL. 18th and You
ats. NV No 1-HQ7n
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CHASTLETON APIS.
1701 18th ST. NV.
BACHELOR APIS $3.50 UP
Large room. tile bath. large closet
refrigerator.)
| 1-BEDRM. APT. --$95 UP
Foyer. living Im', bedr aIo..t Kitchen
I2-BEDRM. APT. $40
Foyer. living rm.. 9 bedrms.. kitchen.
tile bath, sun porch, large closets.)
Newly decorated. attractiyely furnished
apis. with wall-to-wall carpet and
draperieS; on-the premises facilities
OF drug store, beauty shop, valet
shop. etc. will save you time; ele,-
vator. switchboard and mail desk
service. Utilities included In rent; To
inspect apply at desk. or call Mrs.
FickS, DU. 1-1000. -
NORMAN BERNSTEIN SYNDICATES
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN wishes efficiency, l rm.,
k. and bath: refgr.. reas. Box 366-T
Star. I'3s
BY WRITER. room and board; quiet
Zone Arlington County. Box. 2S4-T
Star
URGENT-Lady desires one large sun
ny rm.. pvt bath or large SUNNY ef-
eeSSs fsSS Nv GE RSf S desT.s sth urn
rm. in pvt fam. all year round
Please give rates. Box 342-T. Star. .
LADY WANTS comfortable room with
kitchen and phone privileses; uses
typewriter Box sew, Star
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NEW AMSTERDAM APIS.
2701 14th ST. NV.
EFFICIENCY APIS. -$75
Large rm., kitchen. tile bath. wslk-in
furnished apis. in excel:
lently located and well-matntaineo
elevator apt. bldg; switchboard ano
mail desk service. To inspect apply
at desk or call Mrs. Barnes, CO
5-7400.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN sYNDICATES
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THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, d. C.
SUNDAY. MARCH Is, 1855
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omb. liv.-bedrm.
util.: responsible

MCLEAN, 2
utils.; $50 mo.
refs. LA. $1,000.
4 rms, redec..
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6ed5m: pvt; bath Ill.,! Kit SsS Ytil. fs.n.'
COACH HOUSE, bachelor apt. on 80
crcie ef ideal Tor pegs Sou 1a1% men uP cs
Elk. 3-s42s bet. Q am. and $50 p m.
1883 ADAMS MILL RD.-1-bedrm,
apt apt gs .rii; y Tn ar, kitchen ,ps wand and
tan blinds. twin beds Holly
wood bed Accommodates 8 Girls or
cple. Janitor on premises NO. =
27s5 or ME. $4,000 weekdays. la
2 BEDRMs:: LIv RIM, separate din
8 Eiris ' or men; $40 mo. Ready
For immediate occupancy. $3.50
S 39th St a., nv S.7, Inspection BY a9pt'
81 MARIETTA ~; NV mr.; Msdi:
s ss5 us Nif ne 'I sse ri r. or ' ss
DOWNTOWN. i%57 N st, NV
] rm., kit. and bath. incl. porch.
lst mr.. utils. furn., s85. EN-: .
At f'i Eth AND MASS. AVE. NV
Rsas. Di. 7.ss4s' N @iS
sSi: $ ST s.E.ILss; o.drm. and
adults, 500: utils. incl, Ia
3O32 QUE. ST. N.W.-2-bedrm. apt.
IN GeorRetoWn' SlS0 mo. open Sun,
. I'll 1870 pm. MR.. GORDON, MA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VIC, Oh
Conn. ave.-3 rms, pvt. bath: utils.
incl: 500 mo. AID. 4-3SS5. lis
CATHEDRAL AVE, 227i, OF Conn;
two bedrms;, liv. .rm., kita bath.
Suit. 40 adults. Parking; sl2S:
TOWN HOUSE, bedrms, . baths,
To rent on yearly lease, call Sat
or Sun. between 10 am, and pm
for appt. WO 6-45O4. la
1863. nth ST. NV rooms
kitchen and bath: utils. incl; ,rea-
y iSnAp Is,h "a AND COLUMBIA Rp,-
English bsmt. Liv,- bedrm.; kit
dinstts; bath all utils' $50, RA'
I3et Park ROAD NV. - Bedrm..
liv. rm.. dinette kit, bath, newly
dee. or 2 employed. rsak,; also
Ice. 2-rm. apt. couple. RA. 3-43l o..
SCOTT CIR.--Lg. bed-liv. rm. .beaut.
furn.. full kit, utils. incl; Si4 yk.
1881 o NV. CO. b-pl24. la
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. utils., for !.
RIA. GLASS.
Oct.-Spacious
lge. din. rm.,
: references re-
no. 1920,
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Tor I or ;: 18th and 10Th transp.;
private home. NO. 10000. 13'
SMALL ROOM for gentleman. in dntn.
apt. bldg: high away from noise
and dust: 24-hr. elev. sery.: 1926
18th 81. NV. Apt. 70S. 49,
Ice. FRT. RIM, pvt. bath: twin beds;
access. l4th. 18th st. transp.a /
or > gentlemen. RIA. 3-S460. -13
1907 I4th ST.-Sgle. rm.. md f.,
front: attractive location; reas. RA.
$4,000 Ia
DOWNTOWN. 92s @ pl NV. ~ blk.
slpg. or hskpg., $500 up. Refgr.
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NORWOOD. 1871 Z. capitsI-2 ana !
i snd rs. rs ~ Tsn i t95Ss pvt bath
BEDRM., hV. rm,. kit. and pvt. bath
nice location. $50. ls4S Park I'd,
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SLAUGHTERS-DU. CIR
sgles.. dblss.. f., 50 wk. ;rm.. ph., elev.
mod. serv. 2007 o NV. NO. 7-4660
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CONGENIAL GIRL to share mod apt
with another girl; twin beds, a. c..
large closets: excel neighborhood;
Is min. downtown. LII. l-647S.
, 1955-06-03
Announcement

The Christiansted Utilities
Company wishes to announce
its door to door delivery of
kerosene.
Our tank delivery truck
will call at your home or
place of business and pump
kerosene directly into your
containers fifty gallons and
over. No leakage, nor spillage.
, 1955-06-03
CARD Of THANKS

The family and relatives Of
the late Mrs. Louisa Gibbons
through this medium, express
their heartfelt thanks to the
many friends and acquaint-
ances here and abroad for
their expressions or tokens Of
sympathy upon her passing.
, 1955-06-03
NOTICE

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that on May "a, 1855,
the Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands approved the 1855 Re
venue Act of the Virgin Is
lands, which became effective
on May |, 1855.
The law embodies many
changes in the tax base and
the tax rates. All business es-
adjustments and all other in
terested persons are urged to
secure copies Of the law.
Copies Of this law are avail
able at the Department OF FL
nance and the Department Of
Public Safety.
Waller j. M. Petersen
Certifying Officer
Delivery begins Thursday
nn Me- o5+b p1ooco coli
, 1955-06-03
PUBLIC NOTICE

Motorists using public road
leading to the Charles Har-
wood Memorial Hospital and
the Christianssted High school
are urged to observe traffic
signs erected along said road.
At no t ime shall rate of
Peed exceed the speed limit
Ct Is miles per hour in this
area.
G. "A. Matthias
Lieut.. Of Police, Commanding
BY direction:
Commissioner of Public Safety
, 1955-07-02
Comm. Of Trqde
Pays Weekend Visit
Al Home in ST. Croix

Mary Millar, newly appoint
ed Commissioner Of Trade
paid a weekend visit home.
Mrs. Mi11ar, who is success
fully handling here difficult
assignment, was guest speak
er at the Chamber Of Com
merce Advisory committee
meeting held on June % at
the Clover Crest Hotel.
Her report Of things achiey-
ed & her plans for the future
were delivered in her usual
enthusiastic manner, & were
well received by her interest
, 1955-07-02
Cherries Mimic Gets
Incentive AWurd
From

Clarence +. Mimic, Assist
ant Engineer at the Bethle-
hem Factory, was recipient of
a monetary award for out
standing service beyond the
normal call of duty, a release
from the Virgin Islands Cor
poration states.
During the last grinding
season a breakdown occurred
, 1955-07-02
ed audience.

ed audience.
She requested that every
one possible attend the party
to be given by the Dept. of
Trade on Septic in New York
for twoshundred travel agents
in order that they may be IA
vorably impressed by Virgin
islanders, & send us a heavy
crop of tourists.
, 1955-07-02
House Of Wax" Pic
Claimed to be Sd
Film Sensation

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The front row at Broad
ways latest musical can't pro
vide as select a view of lovely
longlegged dancing girls as
any seat in the Alexander
Theater where House Of Wax
will be shown on Sunday and
Monday, according to a cine
ma-release.
A can-can number in the
new three-dimension film pro
cess brings H~ollywood's most
beautiful legs right before
your eyes. The spots in front
of your eyes will be the flesh
tones that CLEAN thru their
black net stocking, and the
red & black flashes are their
ruffled can-can skirts, so
close you can see the hem-stit
ching.
Preview audiences declared
that watching the can-can
number is more realistic than
seeing burlesque girls on an
Illuminated runway. House Of
Wax. produced by Warner
Bros, is the first true three-di
mension Natural Vision film
to be made by a major studio
in the revolutionary new pro-
duction process that has
opened a brand new era in mo
ton picture entertainment.
The Illusion of depth not
continued on page a
, 1955-07-02
Even Without Funds
v: !. Senate Will
Function. Report SoYs

Although July | will find
the Virgin Islands Legislature
without funds, in accordance
with a decision of the Comp
troller, legislative offices will
not close down.
, 1955-07-02
Recreation Centers
TO be Opened by
Dept. Of Education

The Department Of Educa-
ton announces preliminary
plans for a well-rounded recre
alton program for boys, girls
and adults in St. Croix.
Recreation Centers will be
established in Christiansted,
Frederiksted and later at
Grove Place. The overall pro
gram is almost completed and
will be published within a
few days.
The Department is looking
forward to having as many
persons in the community par
ticipate in the program to
make it a success.
Parents and guardians will
be sent letters giving details
concerning the m pro-
gram. They will be urged to
enroll their children in the
Centers a searly as possible in
order that adequate prepara-
ton may be made by the De-
partment.
Miss Ruth Harrigan, teacher
in the Christiansted Grammer
School will serve as Acting
Supervisor of the Centers; she
will be assisted by returning
college students, high school
students and other volunteers.
, 1955-07-02

The article states further
that ! majority Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature have
authorized the President or
Vice President to engage the
services of attorneys to take
the question to the District
Court but no action in this
direction has yet been taken.
If no court action is taken,
or il the court up holds the
IContinued on page a
, 1955-07-02

It is expected that some of
the employees will be trans
ferred to other agencies, but
several of the personnel will
stay on until the legislature
settles the question regarding
the availability Of funds, ac-
cording to a report in The
Home journal of st. Thomas.
, 1955-07-02
POWELL & TOTEM
IN vi. MASS MEETG
10 IN N. Y.

JULY 10 IN N. X.
Congressman Adam Clay
ton Powell of New York who
recently investigated condi-
tons in the Virgin Islands,
will appear ii a mass meeting
for Virgin Islanders at the
Park Palace, 10th Street and
5th Avenue, New York, it was
announced recently. The meet
ing will be sponsored by the
Virgin Islands Civic Associa-
ton, Inc.
Other speakers on the pro-
gram will be A. Phillip Ran
dolph, international President
of the Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Porters, A. F. of l.,
and DR.. James L. Wilson, a
member of the Governing
Board Of AVICA.
Ashley L. Totten, president
of the Civic Association, will
be chairman Of the meeting.
The subject will be Chaos in
the Virgin Islands
Congressman Powell has in
dictated that he will introduce
shortly in Congress legislation
to extend a greater measure
of self government to the Vir-
gin Islands.
Mr.. Totten who left Friday
for Montreal, Canada to speak
at a regional conference of
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters, & to participate
Continued on page A
in the Boiler Department and
Mr.. Mimic worked nearly "a
hours continuously in order
that grinding might be re-
sumed as rapidly as possible.
The award was made posi-
bic through the Incentive
Awards Program sponsored
by the Corporation.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
Ed SULLIVAN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Mister Roberts Still CLOVIS

Marshall Jameson and Harvey
Lembeck are all doing nicely,
thank you. Jocelyn Brando. the
original lieutenant of nurses. is
a fine actress. Eva Marie Saint,
her understudy, just won an
Academy Award in the same
flicker which finally rewarded
Jocelynss brother Marion, with
the top movie recognition of the
year.
| In the picture, Henry Fonda,
James Cagney, William Powell,
Jack Lennon, Ward Bond and
Betsy Palmer handle the prin-
cipal roles.
All are exceptionally fine but
Fonda's acting has developed
such new dimensions of warmth
that he can only be described
as overpowering. At one time
Fonda'S inherent shyness actual
ly handicapped his own express
sion; he still has that basic shy
ness but now something else
comes shining through, a some
thing that brings tears to your
eyes in certain scenes.
Cagney actually creates his
Characterization. He does it with
certain walk a certain man
ner of speech that neither Har-
rigan or George Matthews, cap
tainS in the New York and Lon
don companies. employed. Vet
eran Bill Powell pretty well fol-
lows the formula that other
Docs" favored. Lemmon's En-
sign Pulver is completely his own
and completely winning.
1t is not unusual that a play
sends you out into the night,
feeling elated. There is a closer
contact between audience and
players in legitimate theater
and performers, responding to a
live audience, can time their
lines better.
Rarely does this feeling of Ella
ton follow a moving picture, in
which the problem of timing is
much more difficult, because di-
rectors and actors must guess
the length of a laugh, and a
film editor must perform his
wizardry largely by feel.
The greatest tribute to mis-
ter Roberts" as it issued from
CinemaScope. is that it sends
you out into the street with this
same sense of excited delight
That is generated by an extraor-
dlnarlly stirring legit play. In
length. it runs 1913 minutes: wish
it could have gone on for an
other hour.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
County Towns
.voteMondayon
Council Seats

Five towns and one special
taxing area in Montgomery
County will hold local elections
Monday.
Only two towns-in Glen Echo
and Garrett Park-feature con-
tests for council seats. The
terms of two of four Glen Echo
councilmen expire this year. The
incumbents, j. S. Saunders and
Mrs. Beulah McCuen, seek re-
election and are opposed by Dan
T. Etzler and Calvin F. Kuster.
/. Glen Echo voting will be from
5 pm. to 9 pm. in the old fire
station on Vassar circle.
Three candidates seek two
council seats in Garrett Park.
They are Stanley B. Woodwell,
a present councilman; Louis B.
Gieser and Thaddeus E. Jones.
Charles A. Freer. incumbent,
has announced he will not seek
reelection.
Garrett Park residents will
vote from 2 pm. to pm. in
the Garrett Park Community
Center.
In Laytonsville, five candidates
are running for three seats as
town commissioners. They in
clude the three incumbents,
Washington w. White, Luther
c. Howard and Lewis c. Kibbee,
and two newcomers. Larue B.
Evans and Henry A. Perry. Polls
will be open from 3 to 8 pm.
at the Laytonsville Fire House.
The remaining Monday elec-
tions are in GAINESVILLE and
Somerset. In the former town,
Commissioners Mark P. Jeffers,
Spencer Fisher and Mrs. John A.
HerSberger are unopposed for
reelection. In Somerset, Max
Evening star., 1955-04-29
az Firefighter Vacancies
Open in District Department

panies thu ougout the city to staff
them.
The Civil Service Commission
today announced that "firemen
are urgently needed" and called
on those interested to apply at
the Pension Building on G street
between Fourth and Fifth streets
NV.
The requirements:
Age-between 81 and 81.
Weight-at least 145 pounds.
Height - at least feet, 8
inches.
Physical condition-excellent.
The starting salary is $1,000 a
year, with automatic raises each
year for three years.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Your
reporter feels that he qualities
as an expert on Mister Rob-
erts." Not because he saw it the
February night in 1948, when
the Thomas Heggen-Josh Logan
adaptation of Heggen's novel
was produced by Leland Hay
ward, but because he saw the
London company, headed by Ty-
rome Power. rehearSe it daily
aboard the Queen Elizabeth en-
route to the London theater
where he saw it again. Then,
on our TV show, we were twice
permitted to do excerpts.
When the show played in Eng
land, the seafaring Britishers
were a trifle amazed at the dis
respect of U. S. sailors and jun
ior officers for the captain of
Navy ship. Probably they will
be newly amazed. in England,
when the Warmers movie ver-
sion arrives on the other side
of the Atlantic
We saw the film a few hours
ago, and this is one of the great
pictures of this year or any 9TH
er. John Ford and Mervyn Le-
Roy have done a magnificent
job. aided by a superb cast.
The very thing that startled
and dismayed Londoners, the
Navy crews disrespect for a
ruthless Navy captain and its
affectionate admiration for 1t.
G.g) Douglas Roberts, is a COM
pletely American quality. Not
only a Navy officer must expect
rejection. if he's lacking: Amer
leans turn on their Presidents,
their governors, their mayors,
their entertainers, their sport
idols.
Americans. independent think
ers. won't stay welded to an
idea. or a leader, if they find
cause to reject either, or both.
They have no lack of respect,
and yet no awe, of generals or
admirals. The man wearing the
stars or the extra stripe must
justify his right to them. The
commanding officer of the ship
on which Roberts served could
not justify his abuse of author
ity.
OF the original Broadway cast
that won acclaim in February,
1948, I think only two are in
this moving picture. One is
Henry Fonda. an ageless Mister
Roberts; the other is Tiger An
drews, still playing one of the
sailors.
The rest of that opening night
cast have done pretty we'll for
themselves. David Wayne, the
original Ensign Pulver, has en-
joyed stardom in "Teahouse of
the August Moon; Ralph Nee
ker, one of the original seamen,
has become a movie and box Of
flee name; Bill Harrigan, the
original captain of the ship,
Robert Keith, Murray Hamilton.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
Democrats Will Win
In 1856, Bronnun Soys

DALLAS. Tex, April 20 P.-
Charles Brannan, Agriculture
secretary under former Presi-
dent Truman. says the Demo-
Gratis will win the White House
in 1856.
Eisenhower Is as invincible
in 1856 as Dewey was in 1948,"
he told reporters yesterday.
Mr.. Brannan also said farm
ers had lost 13 per cent of their
income during the Republican
administration and would lose
another S per cent by the end
of the year. He called the
Eisenhower foreign policy one of
planned confusion"
Evening star., 1955-04-29
Films of More Than Routine Merit

bad DAY AT BLACK ROCK"-Spencer Tracy a taut out
door suspense yarn
BATTLE CRY"-Love life of the Marines in World II.
"THE BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI-Excellen adaptation Of the
Korean novel.
in the decline and fall famed
"ON THE WATERFRONT"-MarlOn Brando the
award film.
"REAR WINDOW"-Grace Kelly Jimmy Stewart suspense
Evening star., 1955-04-29

The Fire Department is look
ing for fire fighters to fill its AZ
vacancies.
Department spokesmen said
the force is short that many men,
principally because Of the recent
addition of a new fire house at
Forty-ninth street and Central
avenue NE.
Two companies - an engine
company and a truck company
are housed there. Forty-eight
men were drawn from other COM
Evening star., 1955-04-29
Men Should Cry More,
London Doctor Asserts

Men ought to break down and
have a good cry oftener. accord
ing to a group of research doc
tors IN London. Men suffer
more than women from heart
attacks. ulcers, high blood pres
sure and kidney troubles because
they don't weep as much as
women. these doctors say.
BY bottling up their emotions
and creating nervous tension.
men shorten their lives. A good
cry is a safety valve, in this
view.
Evening star., 1955-04-29

well r. Conklin, an incumbent,
and Frederick w. Turnbull are
the only candidates for two
council seats. The retiring coun-
Gilman is DR.. Ralph E. Gibson.
In Drummond, three members
of the special taxing areas citi-
zens' committee are unapposed
They are Edward M. Castle
chairman; James B. Carry. treas
urer. and Edward w. eastman
secretary.
Evening star., 1955-04-29
Kuiser Plans Hotel

HONOLULU. April 29 P9.-
Henry j. Kaiser, West Coast in
dustrialist. plans to build a hotel
! on Waikiki Beach similar in de-
sign to the Fontainebleau in
Miami Beach. Fla, the Homo
lulu Star-Bulletin says.
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Baltimore Police
To Let Spirit Do
Its Own SIeuthino

BALTIMORE, Aug. 9 (SpeciaD &.
The chief OF the Baltimore
Police Departments homicide
squad says he has no visions of
sending any of his men to Fair
fax County. Va. to track down
the spirit of a murdered medium.
repeatedly ghosting around those
parts in search of her slayer.
1t. George F. Klemmick-who
takes a dim view of dimly-lit
seance sessions-says he'll do
nothing about the seance- born
vision of DR.. Barbara Burns.
who claims the spirit of Mrs.
Emma A. Kefalos notified her
1T was heading for Fairfax
County.
Mrs. Kefalos was Strangled six
years ago in her Baltimore apart
ment. Near her was her crystal
ball and tiny voodoo doll image
of a man hanging upside down
in bottle. Smudged finger
prints on the bottle were the
only clue in the mystery murder.
DR.. Burns, who Identifies her
self as a doctor of psychology
and a healer, says Mrs. Kefalos
appeared to her recently and
said: I've got to go to Virginia.
There's something in Fairfax
County I've got to attend to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-09
Bond Issue Delay
Sought in Fuirfux

The Defenders of State Sow
ereignty and Individual Liberties
tomorrow are scheduled to ask
the Fairfax Board of County
Supervisors to seek a delay in
the referendum on a proposed
school bond issue.
The Defenders, who favor
segregation in public schools, will
be the second organization to ask
for a delay in the referendum
scheduled late this summer.
The Virginia Citizens for Bet
ter Schools, also an anti-integra-
ton group, last week asked the
school board to delay the refer
endum until the indignation
question is settled. They said the
future need for public schools in
Virginia has not been clearly
determined"
Manning Gasch. one of the
organizers of the Defenders, said
his group would present a reSo-
luton, yet to be drafted, to the
county board and would appear
Thursday night before tn e
school board.