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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15
Card of Thanks
CARD OF THANKS

The family of George Ann
strong wishes to thank friends
and neighborS for the manv
expressions of sympathy and
kindness shown at the time of
our bereavement. 1p37
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

WANTED - Barn radio n
good playing condition. Call
Temple 4-8754 after 5. Earl
Miller Burton. 2x38
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

RUMMAGE AND BAKE SLAE
Newbury American Legion Hall
starting 10 am. Saturday, Sept
ember II, wondering where
to dispose of white elephants,
used clothing, plants, furnish
ings? You may donate them
to the Auxiliary. You call -
We'll haul: Newbury 435, Ed
1926, Chardon 6-2364. lx37
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

HELP WANTED - Carpenter
to build new home by hour.
Also bricklayer, electrician and
plumber. Redwood 1868 1c36
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

WANTED - Man for Satur
days and Sundays helping me
with odd jobs. Stephen Rajki,
Claridon Center, East Claridon
66202. lX37
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

NOTICE - We allow YOU s. $
trade in for your old elec
trio shaver on the purchase o.
a new Remington lectric
shaver. Karl's Jewelry Store
Middlefield, Ohio. c37tf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

FOR RENT In Chardon,
3 room new and modern ap-
artment. Electric stove, refrig-
orator, and in-a-door bed furnis-
he'd. Suitable for couple, two
working firls. Also ideal for Of
flee space and bachelor living
quarters. Middlefield 2-2701.
ox,o1
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

FOR SALE - MuScovy duck
lings, NeWbury 556. 2x38
FOR SALE - Maytag washer,
good condition, $500. Black
Angus ROtiSSerie, king size,
new. Telephone Park 9-7793.
Mrs. Harry Cooder, Mulberry
I'd, CheSterland. 2x38
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

FOR SALE Boys 26 inch
bike, in good condition, $500
ChardOn 5-8021, Jim Alvord.
1X37
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

WANTED - Part time Job ex-
perienced in retail and whole
sale selling. Work 8 to 3 five
days a week and would con-
slider full time work. Phone
Rock creek 32959 before 3 pm.
1p37
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-09-15

WANTED TO RENT - Farm,
with large house, in Geauga
county, Call East Claridon g.
67OO. 1X37
Evening star., 1955-01-27
mems furnishings

$50 pair men's femous- hoss.
Nyion wrops. sire stretch and cot
ron rib. lfreouicrs, If perfect S5c to
90. now 3se Of } poir fos 100
100 percus-weave ''dasson.' sad
s.nylons shists. Isl quality and ire
pulors Long sleeves, broken sizes.
We're 3.95 to 500 Nov z.Ss on
: Tor 500
It's men's siip-eves vesis and sleeve
less sweaters. SrnnII to large. Were
3.e5 10 4,95. now las
50 iesshes belts with and without
buckles. Were so 10 2.e5, ncW 99e
50 spofss caps. Broken sizes, were
90 10 l.So. now Z ~ | 100
400 sayoa. Hes. fouIords, neat put-
terms and ponsls. were | .o0 10 $50.
now z For 4 90
Down Stoirs Store. Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-01-27
white sale savings

Tremendous assotmens of fine quality bed pillows,
1919 down, o09o feothers. Jumbo 23x2on Were
6.o5 each now 4 for 81, Or eoch 3.oe
Atleigh foam Lotex pillows with percole xippered
cover. l9x25" Were 4.oo 1880 80 now 3.o9
ioo% imported down pillows. 2ox26" Feather
tight ticking Were 5.oo ----- now 4.SS
Jumbo size "siesso" foam pillow. De luxe size
crown. Zippered condy stripe cover. Were 7.oo,
now 5.99
King sire "lnserIude" zIxz7" foam pillow with
Fleur-de-lis zippered cover Were o.oe, now 7.so
Jumbo I00% imported down pillow. 23x29". extra
plump. Were 1925 --4-------- now $50
2 chromespun faffeto bedspreods with striped
fIcunce. Copper Or gold coiored Full or twin size.
Were S.S5 -----. ------ now 5.97
rs chromespun tcffeso ruEfie druperies. Copper,
gold, blue. green or rose. Were 9.oS - now 5.o7
II royon satin bedspreads n green, blue. chor
treuse, Hunter green Twin size. Were 89o,
now 4.o7
; pairs rayon safin droperies. 2 10 wine, oreen.
Were 699 ---- -s---------- now 3.9T
ioo% wool bIankess. 1890" Were l5.o5,
now 1.sS
80 foam Lutes bed pillows with pink tofseto cover
Were 40o ------4---- now z.99
74O0 fine quality "Ronsie" gloss check dish fowsIs
Red, blue. green. yellow. Were 39c each.
now 5 Tor 100
Ds luxe cotton chenille bedspreods. Assorted coors
and sizes. Were 7.o5 and o.55, now 3.44 end 49,
IOOes wool-fIed nfFlsd rayon satin eomfosssrs.
Green. blue, wine, rose, Hurter green or flome 995
Dcwn stofs Store. HomefurnIshinos
Evening star., 1955-01-27
junioFs' and
ieen-age apparel

80 dresses In prints, solids; ! and 81
piece styles. Wide assortment Of fob
rics and eolors. 10 is. Were f4.o5
10 IL IS. Nov 500
] 5 dssssss b ossortad Styles and coIors.
{ Broken sizes Wsre a.c5 Nov. 100
SO nes6uda shorts aad skirts. Wool
flcnnel, Worstsd pldsds ord corduroy.
Broken sizes. Were 4.e9 to 7.95.
Nov l.s9
50 wool Jersey bIouses. pressy scoop
neck, ciossic and sports styles. Wide
range of coiors. 2 to S. Were 500
TO 7.o5. Nov 3.99
so cotton. nyisa blouses, classic shirts
and seni-dressy styles. Assorted col
ors. 9 to IS. Were 2.oo to 4.99
Nov I.99
Down Stairs Store, Juniors 9 Teen AGE
Evening star., 1955-01-27
saye on Infants wear

200 eoates knit hose and under
wear including pants nnd under
shirts. Broken sizes. Were 5oc
and soc. Nov ise. Of s fer 1 90
$50 plastic lined diapes pants
Of ocefote, cotton Or 1ylon.
Snop sides. Smoll, mediun, or I
large. Were so 10 | 80. Nov,
6se
TOO HsIenca nylon. aeetats o.
COTTON efeepefs Ia o wide variety
of coIors. Small, medium ard
large. Were I 80 10 $50. Nov,
sse
l2S diaper sets for boys ond
Girls, 10 nylon, ocetofe 81 cot
ton. Mony styles. Were $50
and 2.o9. Nov .---- 50
zoo boys jackets, suSconts and
corpus jackets. Some with nnou-
ton eollors. Were 5.S5 ond
7.95. Now IS .45
Down Stoirs Store.
lr1font,s Apparel
Evening star., 1955-01-27
misses ecais and suits

30 misses all-woel sniss n eiossic.
bcw and fitted styles. Flonnels.
fweeds OF oobordines with hond- FIN
ished defoils. 8 10 20. Were 1925.
Nov 2s.oo
20. oIl-Wooi eoets, Fnostly poodle cloth
in pcstel shodss Of pink and blue. 10
to l8, Were 25.o0. Nov 1000
Down Stairs Store. coots and Suits
Evening star., 1955-01-27
boys apparel n savings

ie al. wool Doaieoi sweed suiss.
jockefs fully roron lined. Blue Or
ofcy. l6 to 20. were $500. now,
1855
I oil wool sports eeGtss royon lined.
Brown Or blae. were l2.o5, now 6.ee
Down stoirs Store, Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1955-01-27
bras ii reductions

1T whine ccffon sssopless hres, built
ii contour Discontinued style. Were
$50 Nov ! 90
rs ssyaplsss bros. All fomcus nnoke,
81 10 IS. Were 500 Nov l.7s
Down Stolrs Store, Corsets and Bros
Evening star., 1955-01-27
girls apparel

50 eosiea dresses IL ussoned styles.
Solid coiofs ord prints. I to III. Were
2.9S h 3.99. Nov i.es
40 sub-lssn dresses il cssorted styles.
Ploids and prinfs. 8. 10, II, Ia.
Were 5.9S 10 800. Nov ass
Down stoirs Store, Girls Apporel
Evening star., 1955-01-27
warm cotton busters

IS eesson flannai dustefs, solid colors.
II so l6. Were 2so9. Now 90
SO eosson qs;Ised busters h prints.
10 10 | 3. Were ! .oo. Now s.es
Is cotton sIonael dHsseEs HI prints and
'ploids. fo 8. Were z.99 to 3.99.
Nov sss 80 30
Down sfoirs Store.
Robes und souseeoots
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Nonlen's s casual shoes
regularly 500 to 4.99
4 ll(l
HrltI5 1'sa II

200 pairs of womens casual shoes II medium 81 fet
wedges Black, brown green red suede Ieoher oe
ZOO pairs womens fomous name shoes. High or medium
heels ii cofskn or suede SIes include pumps sondols
and cosuos III black, blue, brown and red Sizes v
to AAAto G. but not every size 10 every style. Reou-
orly SOS TO S.o5------------------ --now 3.9o
Down stoirs Store Wonen,s Shoes
Evening star., 1955-01-27
mems iamous.make dress shiris
regularly 2o5 to 500


regularly 2.o5 to 500 .Uy
Tor 500
All Sansorxed lst quality and iresuIos Soss slotted
collars fused sprend bufson-down and round collars.
BFoadeIoth Or oxford cloth Single burton Sr9Fsench
cusfs. u 70 III Not every size II every style.
Down Stoirs Store Men's Furnishings
mems COTTON flannel paiamas
regularly 3.95 to 4.05 ~
lst qGoy and irresulors Of Sanforxed eoson fonnel
pojamos Goot styles and sleep eoots variey Of eoioss
and pdtfems
Down stoirs Store Mems Furnishings
mems famous-maks sports shirts
If perfect 3.05l "a 500 ~
3 Tor 800
Washable sinshoms rayon sabordnes. goyons or oee-
fdfes. Long ond shost sleeves. Small 10 xosse.
Down stdirs Store Men's Furnishings sa
Evening star., 1955-01-27
millinery Al savings

l6U hats IN corduroy. oraecfa and wool
knifs. White, block, brown. navy and
pioids. Mere | ~ 10 3.ee. Now S9e
i65 fcIt hnts ii block. navy Or vine
Some Velyeseens nnd yslours h, the
group. Were z. 99Ito .oo. NOV liz
Down ssoirs Store Millinery
Evening star., 1955-01-27
these exceptional values not remnants sale Friday at $50
Wonlen's warm snug ggies

w0men'S warm SnuggleS
regularly 5oc to 80c each z Tor 80
500 poir first quality and irfsguors-of snuegies.
Pink only. Sizes: medium. large o. extrd-lorse.
Down ssoifs Store. Undef~eor
Junior skiris
regularly $40 to 1925 ~ 10 .SO
IS skirts n owoo tweeds. HonneIs. royon brocades.
taffetas and nyon net Dressy and classic Styles 10 Is
Down soFs Store. J.nios Miss and Teen Ace Appose
novelty jewelry
regularly 100 NV Tor loo
500 pieces in group Of novelty jewel Pins, neck
aees bFoeelets and easFnss Dressy and toored styles
IN silver or gold colossd metal. ssssss
Down stoirs Store Jewey
Evening star., 1955-01-27
illdran's shoes

SO pairs 81 growing girls shoes II
assorted styles Red or brown. 4 10
s.. Were SOS. Nov z.o9
= pairs cf boys eombst booss, l0kz,
II, I21z ond l5. Were 800. Nov,
Down sfuifs Store, chiIdren.s Shoes
Evening star., 1955-01-27
girls' apparel reduced

800 esuars of sleeveless yests r0yon tFieot ponsies
and socks Sizes TO If perfect would Be 4oc 70 Sc
row 5oe, or for loo
10 oweol lonssleese sipon sweaters Sub teen sizes
H. 14 and i6. Assorted colors Regularly 3.0o,
now i.59. or z FOR 800
TO pairs wool gloves with applique trim Assorted cpors
Sizes n and 5. Regularly 00 ---------- nov 69e
Down stois Store. Girls ApporeI
Evening star., 1955-01-27
boys' apparel ai savings

50 ioekess kyon and royon oobordne surcoots t-ton
collar with Ripper front and oncor buckle Nyon bomber
iockess Sizes 10 10 i8 ii the group Leohsr bomber
Styles quilted wool linnos. Sizes 8. 3. Were 599 70
225O, now .r--- 3.68 ~ 1888
2ls ossorted eoiscn hose Nyon reinforced heel ond toe
Sizes II 10 lola, Were 3oc, now 4 FOR Loo
50 poir rlcpes Wool backs With eotheF p0iu,s Buff
color Medium and ioFoe Were I.ce, now I.5o
Down sors Sore Boys Apposl
Evening star., 1955-01-27
misses and half-sizes
dresses
!. ZOO
NJ "a
regularly 1922

100 sseasiy reduced dresses, sold %
is. Assorted styles, coless and fab-
sies. II 70 ~. I4ts 10 1z1z.
Down stoirs Store,
Misses and Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1955-01-27
nylons al savings
mere LIS. $50 pair
So
? pairs loo

| ZOO seconds Of fomous-make nyIon hose.
60-souse ond 5l-souse shesrs. Dark seams.
8Iz 70 II.
Down ssoirs Store Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Houses u 8 wings
regularly I.9e fo s.99
z iar a,fla

z TOR 3sU0
500 blouses, OH first quelisy eostons,
royons. nylons and weol ierseys. Wide
variety ~ styles. 81 - 3e.
Down Stairs Store. BIouses
Evening star., 1955-01-27

douhIe-woysn gloves
If psrfecf ZOO ID $50 9
400 pairs os doublewoven cotton. nylon end string
gloves. Whine. black. brown navy. beige Classic ond
novelty styles.
Doxn stairs Store Gloves
irregulars of iamous-maks hlousss
i ssrtss. sss y ~ - ! n so
$50 eolson nylcn and wcot Jersey bousss Many styles
10 ehoosa from, TsiIosed III dsessy. "a 70 3S.
500 Iii quality blouses from regular stock reduced for
elsoronce sevsrol styles Not On sizes o styles 57
to 3S. Regularly I.9o ------------------ now Loo
Down ssoirs stprs, Blolnss
Evening star., 1955-01-27
!. .ssA ! "
everyday useiul ileIlls
Gown stoirs Store. Homewores

1900 everyduy useful items sor your horne.
foys kitchen isems Juice eiasses
= pads = pencils pspeF 100 other items
Down ssnirs Store, Homewoses
Evening star., 1955-01-27
save 34% on misses aII-WooI suils

save 34% on misses aII.WooI suiis
regularly 1926 'Os
30 osl-wooI boxy suits for the young miss 0nd mcton
Popuor club color three pockets fully lined Tweeds
IN aroy blue or beige: flonnes In charcoal. 10 70 l8.
is Toppers, lO0o6 opoeo pile face with cotton booking
Suede collar cuffs and front trim In red Or Write Royon
and wool lining Block with white. navy with red Were
$500 nov 1926.
Down ssairs Store. coots and Suits
misses and hali-sizs dresses
The group includes o wooIs fancy rayon moire. royon
foIes and scyon broeades. All styles and eoofs u e
20 and l4A 10 72h.
Is dresses, were ooo. Now--------- 500
so dresses, we're 1925 Now - Ivy
35 dresses, we're tbs. Nov FOO
Down Ssoirs Store Misses and Women's Dresses
Evening star., 1955-01-27
misses sweaters
rsealerly 5.o9 ID 8.oy

200 orion. vicosa and nylon oF all
wool sweasars. cssd;ssns, eoss swsai-
en-, pdli-on 81 rovelty sfyiss. pastsls
end dsFk shpdes
Down stoirs Store, sportsweor
Evening star., 1955-01-27
dresses greatly reduced
,.s4.s,,, u, 'ss

$50 misses end women's dresses Ii
eotfen peFeals and plisss. Mostly defk
shadss. u 10 2os i4yz 20 24j
Dowr Stuirs Store. Inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1955-01-27
special purchase -.
chiIdren's cowboy boois
Down stoirs Store. Women's Shoes

Boys and girls fovorsss cowboy boots II black with
white, brown with red. Sh 10 ,
Down stoirs Store. chIdrens Shoes
special purchase 80. scuiis RHc
voald regularly be LOO
500 psirs Washable seus il printed eoon, corduroy cr
chenille Wide variety 81 eolos ond patterns. Ncn-skid
sole smaiI t4-5hD. medium t6-7hl large tS-eh).
Down Stairs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-01-27

200 fcmous-non sweatefs in nyonvicoro Or OIL Woo
Short and onc-sleeve codigons. donun sleeve pull
overs. shon-sleeye pullovers 81 to 40.
Puliovers, we're 500 and 5!oo. Nov 70
ccrdiuans we're 5oo odn 500. Now -s.------- 3.9S
100 orion swecter SETS Shortseeve puloyes ond lon9
sleeve cordioons Navy, red, maize. pink o. blue Is 54
to 40 Were 8.e5. .NoW---------- --------3 -3.ss
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss and Ieen Ace
Evening star., 1955-01-27
misses and hali-sizs dresses
juniors and ieen-age apparel

own stoirs Store. Misses and Wonens Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
DIR. Thomas to Talk
AT Bethel Service

DR.. G. c. Thomas, executive
secretary Of the Maryland State
Baptist Mission Board. win
preach at a $3.50 pm. organiza-
tional service tomorrow during
which the Bethel Baptist Chapel.
Seabrook. Md. viii become 9
full-scale church.
The chapel. at Seabrook road
and Dubarry street, was formed
as a mission Of the Mount
Rainier Baptist Church In 1s47.
According to the pastor, the
Rev. Arthur C. Coleman, the or
Iganizational service win be pre-
lceded by the annual Fellowship
Gathering on the chapel's
grounds. This will include a re-
lception and a box lunch served
by the Women's Missionary
Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Defense Witness
Helps to Convict
Brother on Check

The surprise testimony OF 9
defense witness yesterday be-
came a big factor in the sentence
ing of an Upper Marlboro mar
to the Maryland House Of Cor
rection for one year on q bad
check charge.
Andrew r. Smith. 80. had en-
tered a not guilty plea before
Judge Charles c. Marbury ir
Circuit Court. After hearing
testimony from his sister. called
by his attorney, Smith took the
stand and admitted writing the
worthless $50 check.
The sister, Mrs. Mary HALEY
Of Largo, Md, told the court
that while another woman had
actually written the check
Smith knew 1t was not good
when he cashed 1t.
Il had no idea she was going
to say anything like that" de-
clared A. Gwynn Bowie. defense
attorney. Naturally. I'd never
put her ON the stand If ! had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Virginia Armory.
Study Requested

The Northern Virginia Plan
ming and Economic Development
Commission has been asked To
study a proposal for q Northern
Virginia arrnory.
The regional armory plan was
advanced BY alexandra City
Manager Ira r. Willard after the
City Council recently took $780,
900 for q city armory out Of q
proposed bond issue. The old
Alexandria armory burned sew
|era1 years ago.
Earlier this year the Arlington
County board also pigeon-hole
|a proposal for an Arlington ar.
mory because It would be too ex-
Ipensive.
Mr.. Willard suggested that
Alexandria and neighborine
communities might cooperate In
raising one-fourth Of the funds
for all armory. He said the Fed
|eral Government would con.
tribute three fourths Of the cost
Mr.. Willard made the propose
lin a letter to the Alexandrif
Planning Commission. The cit,
commission referred 1t to thu
regional planners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

on National Newpaperboy Day.
1855, the employment wheel has
come full circle for Jack Lee
Flowers.
When he started work as q
carrier back in 1928 or SO, Mr..
Flowers earned 50 a week. To-
day he works for nothing.
The Flowers family's news
paper carrying is done now by
Jack Lee Flowers. IT., Is. who
distributes both the Metropoli-
tan and Night Final editions TO
the area around his home at 81
East Rosemont street. Alex
Iandria, Va.
But his father pitches In as
driver for the heavy Sunday
paper. Assistant carrier on those
days is Jacks brother. Jimmy
10.
In addition to helping his son,
this arrangement provides Mr.
Flowers, q Government informa-
tion specialist, more sleep.
ard have to set the alarm fci
Is am. If Jack were going to DC
lit all alone" he said. working
together we can get UP at $3.50
land still get all the papers Out
lby the same time"
/ Carrying The Star has meant
la lot to Jack, as newspaper de-
livery has meant to his father.
/ An honor student sophomore
lat George Washington High
School. Jack earns some $40 9
month from his 80 daily and 10:
Sunday papers.
i He handles his own money
buys most Of his own clothes and
has q healthy savings account
toward college. Jack hopes to &c
Ito the University Of Virginia *
Istudy law.
/ Until recently, Jack playet
cornet In the high school band
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
Registration Ends
Today in Virginia

Today Is the headline for new
voters to register In Virginia Il
order to qualify for the Novera-
Der 8 election.
Those who have voted II
earlier elections need not register
III their poll taxes have beer
paid.
Special registration hours were
being observed in the suburbs
today as follows:
Arlington. until 5 pm. at gen.
|eral registrars ofice, 2049 North
Fifteenth street, opposite the
courthouse.
Fairfax. until ! pm. at the
central registrars office at the
courthouse and until S pm. in
the homes Of precinct registrars
Alexandria. until ! pm. at the
registrars Office in City Hall.
Falls Church. until 5 pm. IN
the clerks Office at Isl East
Broad street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
EISENHOWER CONGRATULATES.
NATIONS NEWSPAPERBOYS

Following Is the teri of President Eisent0Wers mes
sage to the neiUspdperboys OF America.
Best wishes to all 100000 Of you Annual Newspaper
boys Day. October 8. On that day will be getting
deserved pat the back from the Nation YOU serve MY
particular congratulations come to you for:
The fine record you have made In gathering Truth
Dollars the Crusade for Freedom that the distant people
OF the world might hear message Of light and hope
Pursuing your daily newspaper delivery job through
informed.
Buying Savings Bonds and banking earnings that
you might help pay your through college and thereby
become better educated for the tasks Of manhood
Demonstrating In school, work and play that the good
youth is father to the good citizen.
No American President. 100 years from now,
could ever get along without boys like you.
Sincerely,
Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
.GrunewoId Tip
Denotes I Wo

BALTIMORE, Oct. 8 tP9.--Two
Baltimore policemen we're PEN
allied yesterday for taking q SIS
gift from Henry "The Dutch
man" Grunewald. Washington
influence peddler.
Grunewald said he gave the
SIS to Sergt James j. Purcell,
acting desk officer at the central
district police station. and told
him to "Share 1t with the boys
because Of the kind and courte-
Gus treatment" he had received.
Sergt. Purcell gave $40 to
Patrolman Michael g. Gump-
man. who was turnkey at the
station.
Grunewald was Q prisoner
there for no more than five hours
lon September Is while awaiting
larfaignmept In Federal Court
lon q charge OF evading about
500 900 In income taxes.
Sergt. Purcell was denoted x
patrolman, assigned to 81,
months of night duty. deprived
lof 40 days Of leave he had built
lup and lost his pay from Sep.
itember 20 to today.
1 Gumpman was returned u
foot duty patrol. assigned Il
might duty. deprived Of 20 days
lof leave and lost his pay during
1.-THE suspension period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
.AIrllondRapped
BY NAACP Aide

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Oct.
ID tR .-Attorney General J. Lind
SAY Almond. IT., was charged
here last night with slanderine
the Negro race "as being inn
moral, diseased and criminal"
The accusation against Mr.
Almond came from Roy Wilkins,
executive secretary Of the Ma
Itional Association for the Ad-
|vancement Of Colored People.
wilkins, addressing the State
convention of the NAACP. said
Virginia lis pronouncing In
rounded phrases what Mississippi
Says In whoops and hollers.'
Then he gave this indictment Of
| the Old Dominion:
Here we have our 30-day con-
tracts for teachers, q suave but
icowardly rnaneuver. unworthy d
Ia great State or q just and Sc
Icure people. akin. In effect II
1.-THE threat Of the night rider.
Here we have an attorney
general who ISLANDERS a whole
people as being immoral. dis.
leased and criminal. -.
Here we have the defenders
lof State sovereignty and individ-
iual liberties knocking down ono.
more that battered old straw
imam, inter-marriage."
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