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NEAR MOL

xNcf1xt 4Nob
There's lots Of space In this mod
well-designed home. Liv. rm. witt
huge picture window and flrepl.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and bath or
lst f.: 2 bedrms. on End a. Just {
s slcek s,d from New Hampshire ave
GEORGE W. BAusERMAN
JU. a-5444 Ewes. RA. 3-471(
MEDIUM PRICED HOMES
RAMBLER-s-rm. brick. 3 bedrms
and bath, bfamed-ceiling liv. nm.
fireplace: sep din. ,rm., cleo. kit.
full bsmt,; wonderful landscaping
BUNGALOW - Lgc. 5-rm. brick
Quaint liv. rm.. fireplace; din. rm.
= nice bedrms., screened porch
expan. attic, full bsmt. level loi
Si6.a50.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
rrT n eAao rriii a pM III
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DAMASCUS AREA

Attr. brick rambler. 9 bedrms.. bath.
lge. well-eauipped kit. plenty Of
closets. full bsmt. gar. la-acre lot.
Close to schools and stores, 81 500.
down, will finance bal. $14.500.
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NEW RAMRT,ER

Beautiful 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick
home in a fine Silver Spring loca'
ton. Lge. liv. rm., separate din
rm.. full bsmt.. screened porch
huge wooded lot; S2l.75O.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMhN
JU. 9-5444 Ewes, RIA. 3-5sSa
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BETHESDA

Mr.. Kenwood, on a no-through cour,
street. Lovely all-brick. 2-story CO.
lonial with slate roof. set deep on 9
weil-wooded lot, 10 IT,, wide, with
cool. shaded scr. porch, liv. rm.. with
firepl., din. rm.. fully equipped all.
cleo, kit. with dishwasher and dis.
on End A.: drv .bsmt.; blk. Il
school. ] blk. to bus, mr.. shopping
can be financed VA Call RE. 7-665t
til 2 pm.
Colonial Investment Co
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ROCKVILLE

immaculate home. 3 pedrms.. bath,
kit, full bsmt. with tiled floor.
fenced back yard. An excel. buy.
$4,000. $1,000 cash. $s2.64 mo
navmentc
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CHARLES M. HICKMAN
FRED B. CUSTIMAN

Pc. 2-9442
Ewes. Call Gaithersburg 279-W-2
MASS. AVE. EXTENDED
SPACE is CHEAP
bedrms.. large den, club room, 3
baths, beautiful. convenient West
gate: Immaculate, modern brick
home, through hall, screened porch.
Can't be matched at S35. 900. Total
price. $40. 500: excellent terms for
approved purchaser. EARL T.
WRIGHT CO., OIL. $4,000 til o
DIN
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OUR SPECIALS
HARDWOOD

HARDWOOD
Contemporary l-level living in thi:
attractive 3-bedrm., 2-bRth. radiant.
heated rambler; screened porch. car
port; S19.500; VA approved.
BETHESDA
ALTA VISTA GARDEN-Sturdy sn6
roomy, this 3-yr.-old. 2-bedrm.. ex-
pan. attic, radiant-heated home he:
Ice. kit. that will be q pleasure tC
work in; $17,950.
SOMERSET
Handsome brick and slate Colonial
with paneled den, powder I'm. and
screened porch on 1st level; 3 good
size bedrms.. . baths on End; IN
ished dormitory rm., 3rd A.: pan
eled rec. rm,; garage; SO $50.
SILVER SPRING
WOODSIDE KNOLLS-1 level living
plds large paneled dormitory room.
Handsome brick home with bed
rms. bath, living room. sep. dining
room, den and kitchen on LIST level.
Finished rec. rm. in full bsmt.
$17,950, VA approved.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-e070.
Ia
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GAITHERsBURG AREA

A 2-story frame. 4 rms. and bath on
each A., Lear gar, lot 60x130 all
fenced, SD 500. Looks Ike good
buv. viii help You finance.
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GAITHERsBURG AREA

A 2-story frame. S-rm. home on 5
acres. fronting .iard surface road,
all eonv. Lily. rm., din. rm., kit, 4
bedrms part 5smt., S14,500, <ou
move in for $1,000.
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CHEVY CHASE-$27, 500
DEN AND ~, BATHS

Attractive Colonial home. mr.. Column
hia Country Club with 3 bedrms.,
good size, I bath on End a. Center
hall entrance with large living rm..
dining rm., den and powder rn.. LIST
4; Beautiful rec; IN; =, oI s syso "a.
nisht. SAMUEL .. BooLxy. INC.
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BETHESDA-S17.95O

A very nice brick home in an ex-
schools. shopping and express
transp. are close by. Slate roof. 3,
bedrooms and bath. mod kit with
breakfast table: the full bsmt. opens
at ground level onto nice rear yard.
w. B. WRIGHT. EN- $4,000 till 9.
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Unscrambe the sets of letters making word of each
tumble. Print each word, letter square beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the crcled
squares may then be arranged to spell the surprise
ansper suggested by the cartoon clue. What is it?
Answer appears on Page C-13 Col. ~
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DOWN. $50 MO
20 10th st. Brick. rooms. bath
6Ssmt;: sas heat; ;,, NJ o yshools; trsnsP
coLoRED--NR. sth AND E sTs.--
Semidet. brick. Il rms. 3 lgc bed.
rms; full basement. with front ano
rear entrs.; gas h.-w,h,; Gear brick
garage. -Sl3,5n0. HARTMAN RE
Atty. INC, u. $4,000: LII. 9
0D1H.
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RETHESDA-S16 5O0

DE- 1ICDIJzA-VIU U, OUU
CT APPROVED--3 BEDROOMS
This is the home you've waited for.
fireplace. dining room. equipped
kitchen, cool screened porch; full
basement. Hurry now. 10ce down
to approved veteran. EARL r
WRIGHT CO.. OIL. 10000 til 8
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BETHESDA-$13,95O
viii 90 CT; brick home consisting of
living room, Q bedrooms. tiled bath,
large kitchen with table space.
washer, storm doors and windows;
plnmbinx roughed in for future
bedroom and bath. Ewes. OIL. 2-01S.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC. OIL,
f-GSOn -15
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1901 MILITARY RID. NV.
etucco home on corner lot. i block
from new medical center at Wis
consin and District line. Location
for doctor, nurses or your home
with future commercial possibilities
Make US your offer. Shown only
Saturday, Sunday l to 8 pm. or
by appointment.
JAMES A. HEWITT CORP.
1870 Eye st. NV
eT. 3-2363 Ewes. WO. 6-17S2
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OVERSEAS AGAIN

So this owner is selling. This is O
true e-hall-plap Colonial with 3
bedrms.: III baths; family dining
rm.; big liv. rm. with fireplace: table
space in kitchen and finished rec
reation rm.; well-planted yard has
flagstone patio with arbor. CT APP
praised for $4,000.
James c. Conley & Co.
ah2h Genraia Ave III Q-4134 til q 20
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NORTH
CHEVY CHASE

See this 3-yr. -old detached
brick rambler situated in q
choice location. Consisting OF
living room with wood-burning
fireplace. dining room. ALL
electric kitchen including dis
posal and dishwasher: kitch-
enette, 3 bedrooms and ia
baths. basement with lavatory.
gas heat. drop-down stairway
to attic, permanent 30-inch
fan installed in attic: mercury
switches throughout; copper
cutters and downspouts. Near
new elementary school and l
block from busline, 2 blocks
from shopping center. Prop
erty in excellent condition,
beautifully shrubbed lot. Rea-
sonably priced at S24.950.
CAN Elk. e-24so: ewes. and
SUNDAY, OIL. 4-53s4. Exclu-
FRED A. SMITH co.
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CoLORED-wooDRIDGE-Two g.
rm. modern Diet brick houses; ine
cond.: will 20 CT. Priced under
ST.. 900. Call Ii. $685.. 15s
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This is an older home but in terms OF
living 1t offers more for your money;
3 bedrms.. fireplace. basement, ga
rage and trees: near schools. transp.
and community pool; only S12,T50.
James c. Conley & Co.
9525 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-4134 It'll 8 80
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RETHESDA-TREES

BETHESDA-TREES
Fresh air. suburban atmosphere;
quiet. friendly neighborhood. yet
only block TO TRANSPORTATION: on
a level. partly wooded half acre;
a brick home that offers the space
and freedom Of bedrooms. .
baths. garage. family-size dining
room, kitchen with breakfast nook
area. adjacent screened porch for
summer dining or loaf1ng: the
price is S25.500. See this today
II won't last
CROSS & PERRY, INC.
OIL e-00as Once open. 8 till 9
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
eSPSS asis' t IT, sup Ssaisems on b ssfs
buffers pantry. detached gear ga
S26.500; Eyes. call Mrs. ottinser'
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (REALTORSl
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
CHEVY CHASE-$17,5O 500
Colonial home, 3 large
bedrms., 1 bath on End floor Large
living rm., dining rm. and new mod
ern kit on LIST n. Full bsmt.: car
garage; / blk. from Conn. ave. Gl
approved, 5000 dn. will handle. Call
OIL. 6-1S00. ewes, OIL. 6-8S6Y. SAM
UEL e, BOGLEY, INC.
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washington, D. G.
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1855
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BETHESDA-Almost-new brick ram
bier abutting Rock Creek PIX. conv
to NH and Naval Med. Center
bedrms.. 2 baths, liv, rm.,, din. rIn.
iqliy d esnlp KIT with v dishwsshel
with tile floor. Gas heat. pipet
for air cond Terms
ROBERT 3 HALL CO.
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ROCKvILLE-2-sto frame house
with 2 bedrms., bath. liy. rm., d.
nette. mod. kit. on LIST A.; 2 bedrms.
and bath on End a.; carport: fenced
yard with plenty Of shade: S13.3
$43b per mo-: Ss7. 0S per mo. incl
tax. prin., ms. and interest. HICK-
MAN-CIJ9TIMAN p0 0-Q440
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MASS. AVE. ExTENDED-Rambler
will trade; vacant corner brick: -
bedrm., 1h-bath rambler, at 521 4
5000 Mass. avel. Price. $4,000.
Ewes. AID. 2-212l.
j. LEO KOLB CO.
An O-o100 -1T
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Lost Of Original
Rodio Dispotchers
Quits Police Force

George Il. Walter. q Washing.
ton police radio dispatcher since
1881, has retired from the de-
|partment on physical disability.
The policeman, 81. IL o veteran
Iof more than 80 years on the
force. He lives at 5sTo Nevada
avenue NV.
He was the last remaining
member of the seven original ra-
ldi0 dispatci1ers who operated the
police radio station when It
Icpened on January %. 1891, 1t
the 10th precinct.
The station has since moved
TO police headquarters at 500 m
diana avenue NV. but It's trans
lrnitter Is stfil at the 10th pre-
lcinct.
When the station opened. its
lbroadcasts were received by II
vehicles. Today there are more
than 226.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
2 Youths Charged
In Assault Cuses

washington police arrested two
youths yesterday after receiving
reports Of D robbery and two as
Isauits Saturday night Ia the
Second Precinct.
Victims were Eugene B. Bus
ard, 5s, Of 17Ol New Jersey
avenue NV, and Waverly Hunt
Ter. 81. Of i548 New Jersey ave-
Inne NV. Both men are colored.
Police said Mr.. Busard and
|Mr. Hunter were jumped at sep
|arate points by tWo colored boys
who knitted the younger man IN
the right cheek and took $40
from his pants pocket. Mr.. Bus
|ard brol<e away In the fight and
ran TO 3 home at 433 @ street
INV.
Police said the two youths
beat lp Mr.. Hunter earlier IN
the 100 block Of Fourth street
|N.W.
Arrested were waiter VIII
ie, Of the 400 block Of
Warner street NV. and q II
|year-cld companion. The two
were booked on charges Of as
sault and robbery. Both denied
the charges. according to police.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Paris and Bonn Seek
New Solution on Soor
BONN, Germany, Nov. Il N1

BONN, Germany. Nov. II H)
France and West Germany
have agreed to seek q new solu-
|tion for the Saar problem.
French Foreign Minister An
tome Pinay and West German
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer an
|nounced in q JOINT communique
yesterday they would tackle the
problem In cooperation with the
new Saar government that is To
be elected December 1e.
They said the solution would
be sought In the light Of the ref
erendum Of October % in which
Saarlanders voted two to one
against "Europeanization" Of
their rich borderla1d.
This anti Europeanizatiou
vote is now accepted by the
French as showing clearly that
the Saarlanders want eventually
to return TO their German IA
therland.
The French and German gov
ernments, in seeking Q new so
luton. hope to eliminate the coal
and steel basin as q cause oi
friction between them In their
goal toward European unity.
Mr.. Pinay had q three-hcur
talk with the 79-year-old Aden-
|auer. It was the hrst major con-
ference for the Chancellor since
|he became I'll on October Z from
. cold which developed into
bronchial pneumonia.
No hint of the probable nature
|of the new solution was given.
In the negotiations which led
to the rearrangement Of West
Germany In alliance with NATO
France and Germany agreed tc
"Europeanizationr Of the Saar
A commissioner appointed By
seven West European allies was
to be placed over the Saar which
would have its own internal gov.
lerIiment. France would retain
It's economic hegemony over ths
area in lieu Of World War u
Preparations. and to balance her
coal and steel production against
GernIAnyis In the European coal
and steel pool.
Prof. German parties defeated
the Europeanization project,
however. and the pro-FTench
premier Of the Saar, Johannes
Hoffman,, resigned.
The announcement that the
new government to be elected
next month would be consulted
In seeking q new solution meant
the Saarlanders would have .
say for the first time Ia deciding
their status.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
oniIy Of 5 Found Slain
In Home, Bodies Burned

MILWAUKEE,, NOV. IA (R1.--A
suburban Shorewood business
man. bis wife and three young
children were found shot to
death and burned to . crisp" at
their home today In what Police
Chief Emil BartAls called an app
parent case Of murder and sui
eide.
Emil Bartels, chief of the
Shorewood police, said Elmore
Buckethal. 81, apparently set IRE
to hts small plumbing shop IN
Milwaukee, then went home.
fred bullets into the heads Of
his children and wife. poured
|lubricating OH over them. ignited
the oil and then killed himself.
The weapon was found beneath
his cfarred body.
The dead, tl1 addition to Buck
ethal, were his wife, Mildred, 40,
ana their children, Bonnie Lynn,
u; Cynthia. 10. and Thomas, Q.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

xollOWed py puDllc hearings latel
IA the week.
Awaiting the subcommittee.
attention were:
/. An investigation the stat.
has been conducting into an ln-
disclosed matter. reportedlJ
dealing with corruption.
2. Information Senator Nc.
Carthy, Republican Of Wiscon.
sin, said he has indicating ths
National Labor Relations Board
is literally honeycombeds Will
persons identified as Commu-
nists or associates Of known OF
suspected Communists.
Senator Mccarthy wrote Sen
Rtor Mcclellan on November 2,
saying he had succeeded In un-
covering facts which, II true,
establish the existence Of g cur
rently ft1nctioning Communist
cell" IN the NLRB. Senator Me-
Carthy said his information sin
eliminates 4 large number Of In
dividuals" holding top jobs
there.
May Go to House Group
The wisconsin Republican
urged On immediate investiga-
ton. But there were indications
the Senate subcommittee might
decide to refer Senator Nc
Carthy's information to the
House Committee on Un-Ameri-
can Activities.
Senator Mccarthy. who al
Evening star., 1955-11-14

Milwaukee and shorewood Of
lficers had gone to the home after
the blaze was discovered in
lBuckethal's plumbing shop early
this morning. They saw flames
on the second floor and smoke
pouring from the house. Fire.
men broke open a door ana found
the bodies in upstairs bedrooms
The victims had been shot in the
forehead.
Firemen put out the blaze.
Chief Bartels said it looks
like" Bucketi1al shot his family
then himself, but he could give
no motive for the incident. Buck
Iethal. he said, was known among
lneighb6rs as a devoted family
man and was not known to drink
The family's boxed dog had
been let out Of the house before
1.-THE shooting occurred.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Big Liquor Haul
Made BY Raider

A Washington vice squad de-
|teCtive made one Of the largest
seizures Of Illegal liquor IN recent
years here yesterday when RI
made q one-nari raid on 4 home.
Detective ssrgt. Samuel stick
ley seized 2ss half-gaIlon jars
lot untaxed bootleg whisky at 1
home IN the 800 block Of Rhode
Island avenue NV.
sergt. Stickley said he wa
watching the rear Of the build
Ing through d hole inr the fence
when he saw two men unloading
[cartOi1s from an automobile to I
truck. He said one Of the car.
tons was dropped, q Jar bm'Ze
and he srneiled whisky.
The detective, who had no
warrant. figured that was enough
to constitute probable cause for
IAN arrest and rushed toward the
two men.
Both escaped, however. when q
dog attacked him, holding him
momentarily ct bay. he said.
The ofiicer arrested Gertrude
Nelson, "A. colored, Of the Rhode
Island avenue address, and
charged her with possession 81
untaxed liquor. He said he would
apply for warrants for the arrest
|of the two men who escaped to-
day.
The largest seizure In recent
years. he said. was q 266-gallon
haul In September, 1853.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

ready has turned over his ma
lterial to the subcommittee star.
has said he would not object to
such a course.
The House committee expects
to start public hearings IL Janu-
lary in an investigation described
by Chairman Walter, Democrat
lok Pennsylvania, as having un.
Powered previously unknown
|Communist cells In the NLRB
and other Government agencies.
Session Planned Earlier
Senator Mcclellan said that
even before be got Senator Nc
ICarthy's letter he had planned to
|call q special closed session Of
the subcommittee TO take up an
entirely different matter that
had been investigated sufiiciently
to require committee considera.
|tion. y
While he gave no further de-
tails, It was learned this other
matter concerned an investiga-
ton in the efIiciency corruption
field rather than subversion.
Senator Mcclellan said the
subcommittee members, after 4
hriefng on the information
turned up By the stafi. viii de.
eide whether to 60 ahead imme-
diately TO take testimony from
witnesses.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Custody Fight Forecast
For Woodword's Sons

GARDEN CITY. n r. Nov.
IL R.Newsday, IN 3 copy
|righted story, said today 1t has
Learned there may be q custody
battle between the family Of the
slain millionaire william Wood
ward. jr. and his widow Ann
over custody Of the couple's two
sons.
The newspaper said . friend
lot Mr.. Woodward informed Il
that the socially prominent
Woodward family Is determined
to keep supervision Of the Wood
ward boys, William Woodward
III, II. and James woodward, 8.
The friend said the family
would shy away from an open
court battle, but hopes to get
the children "or at least estab-
lish some setup where the chill
|dren would come under family
control and influence. 2 The story
did not name the members Of
the Woodward family.
Mr.. Woodward. IS. was killed
by = shotgun blast in his home
lat Oyster Bay, 4. I, early Sum
Evening star., 1955-11-14

day morning, October 80. Mrs
Ann woodward, 80, said shs
heard Q noise and, fearing {
|proWler. fired the blast into the
|darkened hallway between hel
bedroom and that Of her hus-
band.
Mrs. Woodward has been In
Doctors Hospital. New York,
since the shooting, under treat
|ment for shock and hysteria.
Her doctor said this morning
she would get up today for the
first time since the shooting, but
he does not know when she win
be able to leave the hospital.
Newsday said the friend, who
asked that his name not be used,
said AIMS two at1nts, Mrs. Ed
ward Copp and Miss Lydia Emi-
ley of Dodge City, Kars., ar
rived III New York last week.
He said they have not gone out
much except for frequent trips
TO Mrs. Woodward's bedside. He
also said they have indicated
that they would help her plan
the future OF her two sons.
Evening star., 1955-11-14

The joint comniunique said
both the French and German
governments win continue their
|endeavors for q United Europe
that is well-balanced and has
|as its foundation close co-opera-
|tion between France and West
Germany"
It said the two leaders during
their talk found themselves "in
fun agreement over the main
international problems. "
Mr.. Adenauer said the discus
sion was not only fruitful but
|it took place in an extraordinarily
friendly atmosphere"
Evening star., 1955-11-14
b1 Are Seized
nDope Raids

Sixty-two suspected dope ped
dlers and addicts were picked up
late Saturday night and early
yesterday as Washington police
secured every known" hangout.
Police said three groups Of
raiders seized a total Of l1e cap
s1les Of herein and q large quan-
tity Of narcotics equipment. Led
By Morals Division Capt. Todd o.
Thoman and Detective Sergt.
Joseph Gabrys, the groups in
cluded 10 narcotics squad detec-
tiyes, four Federal Bureau Of
Narcotics agents and two deputy
United States marshals.
Seventeen persons were charged
with the sale Of narcotics OF pos
session Of narcotics and three
others were charged with being
present in an illegal establish
iIaent.
Capt. Thoman said most Of
those charged were arrested on
United States Commissioners
warrants. He added that q nuri-
Der Of arrest warrants have yet
to be served.
The captain declared that
many Of those not charged were
addicts and he said he expects
their cases viii be processed un-
der the new compulsory COM
nnitment law for narcotic adj
diets.
Sergt. Gabrys declared that q
number Of persons were arrested
in "a pad" in the 1900 block Of
Meigs place NE. Clarence Miller
Hicks, 26. colored, Of the Meigs
place address, was charged with
violating the narcotics laws.
Capt. Thoman pointed out
that all of those arrested are
small timers and none are
actual wholesale narcotic dis
tributors. He said the raids were
made after about flye months Of
undercover work.
Evening star., 1955-11-14
|Iongay Escapes
In New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Il (F1

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. IL (F,.
Police today hunted Tor Russell
ITofgay. the former swimming
instructor who escaped from q
Florida ofiicer here last night
while serving q lO-year lnan-
lsiaugter sentence IN the death
lof his small daughter.
Tongay was brought from the
Florida State Prison at Ha0fOr6,
Fla, BY transfer agent Jimmie
lSimmons. to undergo treatment
for 9 lung aiin1ent ct the Ma
lrine Hospital.
After checking In at the hos.
lpital. the agent ana his prisoner
were en- route to the Parish
County JAN when they were
involved IN . minor automobile
accident.
Toneay was taken to Charity
Hospital for examination. Doc
tors said be apparently was un-
injured. I'm route to the iail
again. Mr.. Simmons and Tongay
stopped Oh ct q downtown
restaurant for supper.
As the agent was paying the
CHECK. police said. Tongay lied
lout the door. Mr.. Simmons said
lhe pursued him to d parking lot,
lbst lost him In the dark.
A Statewide alarm was broad
east for Toneay, who made
headlines In January, 1854, when
la Miami jury found him guilty
IOf rnansiaughter Id the death or
Ihis daughter. Kathy. 5. two years
tearlier.
Kathy died In q 33-foot dive
Into q Miami Beach hotel swim
ming pool she and her brother,
lHubba. ., billed as the Aquatots.
lreceived wide publicity when
their father announced they
would swim the English chan
incl. French and British author
Titles refused to allow the cham
mel crOselna
Evening star., 1955-11-14
Hennings to Investigate
Subversiye List Misuse

publican?' or ARE you q Com
|rnunist7' when accompanied BY
the threat OF harmful or de-
|graEsng consequences, If an
answer is refused, or II the an
|swer Is this rather than that. Il
AN intolerable invasion Of the
reserved powers Of the governing
people" said Or. Meiklejohn.
Most TreubIesome Issue
Dr. Meikleiohn said the most
troublesome issue which nov
|confronts the courts and people
Involves the speeches and writ
lings Of persons who find radical
defects In this form Of govern
Inent aand who devise and advo-
Icate plans 10 substitute another
form. He said the practical
question Is how far Is such revo-
Ilutionary planning and advocacy
protected by the First Amend
Innent.
1T is. of course. understood,
said the witness, that II sucf
persons Or groups proceed te
lforceful Of violent action. or ever
Ito overt preparation for suck
action, against the Government
1.-THE First Amendment offers
them. In that respect. no pro.
ItectiOn. It's interest ID limited tx
tine freedom Of Judgment max
ling, Of inquiry and belief, and
lconference and persuasion and
planning and advocacy. It doei
mot protect either overt action
Tor iricitenent TO such action"