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Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
D Hoiti President

ing members of his party to fly
from Miami to Washington in
President Eisenhowers personal
plane, the Columbine, with others
making the trip by special Superb
Clipper
After a round of official activity
in Washington January 1928, a
trip to the us. Military Academy
at West Point January 29, and a
crowded five days in New York
City January 29-February 2, Pres
ident Magloire and his party will
fly by PAA to Nashville February
3, Chicago February As, Boston
February 90 and Ottawa, Febru-
ary 9-14. The group will leave
Canada by Clipper for Jamaica
February ID.
Assigned to pilot the 'Super-6
Clipper Virginia" on its depart
ure from Port-au-Prince will be
Capt. Walter J. aGrrison (1014
Andalusia, Coral Cables, veter-
an of 18 years with PAA.
President Magloire's decision to
fly to neighboring countries by Pan
American is a natural one. PAA
inaugurated the first scheduled in
ternational air service to Haiti 26
years ago and the Clippers have
been serving Haiti ever since.
PAA came to the rescue of pro-
tocol during the Presidents. tour
last summer locating and flying
a red carpet froms Venezuela to
Puerto Rico just before the chief
executives Clipper arrived in San
Juan.
Wednesday, January 26
President Magloire arrived in Mi
ami by special PAA Clipper. He
departed for Washington in Pres
idept Eisenhower's plane, the Col
umbine; the others by PAA. Ar
rival was at Washington military
airport. Vice-President Nixon and
Secretary of State Dulles met the
President.
The President was welcomed at
District Building by Mr.. Samuel
Spencer, President of the Commits
sary of the Federal District. Mr..
Edgar Morris, President of Off
cial Welcome Committee, present
ed the keys of the city to Presi-
dent Magloire. There was parade
through the principal avenues of
Washington
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
met and greeted President and
Mrs. Magloire at the White House.
A State Dinner was offered by
President and Mrs. Eisenhower.
Thursday, January 81
The President and Mrs Magloire
went to Blair House. Also they
visited Arlington cemetery and
George Washington's tomb at
Mount eVrnon. Mrs. Magloire met
the National Counsel of Colored
Women" The President, accompa-
MED by Mrs Magloire, went to
Congress and there delivered a
speech. Lunch was offered by the
Vice-President of the US.
President Magloire next went to-
the State Department for sigma
ture of various agreements with
the US. Government. A reception
was held by the Haitian Ambassa-
dor to Washington. At 4::30 pm,
President and Mrs. Magloir were
at the Palace of the Pan American
Union to meet the members of the
diplomatic corps. A Dinner was
offered by Secretary of State and
Mrs. Dulles at Anderson House."
Friday, January 20
The President will visit the
American Red Cross headquarters,
and meet the press while there.
Next is an official meeting of the
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

American States.
A reception is offered by the
National Counsel of Negro Women
to Mrs. Magloire Dinner is offered
at the Haitian Embassy in Wash
ington at Sheraton Park Hotel,
Burgundy Room, for President and
Mrs. Eisenhower. A reception fol-
lows the dinner.
Saturday, January 20
Departure is made from Wash
ington for US. Military Academy
at West Point. Arrival time is
1915 am. On the agenda is a
luncheon with the Commanding
Officer at West Point, and Mill
tary Parade. The President later
returns to New York by car:
New York
: In New York President and Mrs.
Magloire arrive at the Waldorf
Astoria, where a reception is to be
given by the Haiti. General Consul.
Sunday, January 80
The President and Mrs. Magloire
will attend High Mass at ST. Pat
rick,s Cathedral, after which a
lunch with H. E. Cardinal Spell
man. -
Later is a half-hour tour
through Manhattan (Harlena) ave-
nues, and: a reception at the Aby-
ssinian Baptist. Church by Con-
gresham Powell of Harlem.
Monday, January 81
"A parade will be held through
Broadway to the City Hall, after
which luncheon is offered by
the Mayor of New York at the
Empire State Building.
At Bullock Forum, President
Magloire meets the members Of
the Association. NBC records
makes a declaration of President
Magloire A reception is given by
CARE" Dinner is offered by the
Pan American Society at Waldorf
Astoria.
Tuesday, February 1
A visit TO Brookhaven National
Laboratory atomic plant on Long
Island, is Scheduled for Tuesday,
along with luncheon offered by
u. N. Secretary-General, a visit to
Columbia University, and visit
to Radio City.
Wednesday, February 2
On Wednesday a luncheon is Of
fered by the Haitian American
Association" with later a visit to
Fordham University.
NASHVILLE (Tennessee)
Thursday, February 8
Departure is made for Nashville
via PAA. A lunch will be attended
at Fisk University, and convocation
at Fisk University. Departure will
then be made for Chicago, via
PAA.
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28
Thursday, February 8

Departure is made for Nashville
via PAA. A lunch will be attended
at Fisk University, and convocation
at Fisk University. Departure will
then be made for Chicago, via
PAA
Arizona sun., 1955-01-28

The President will visit the
American Red Cross headquarters,
and meet the press while there.
Next is an official meeting of the
Organization of American States.
There will be speech by Anfbas-
sador Mora of Uruguay. Luncheon
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

8 BEDROOMS, Falls Church: S125.
with or without option to buy. JE.
FURNISHED RoOMING HOUSE, white
dist: must be In No. / repair: reas,
rent. Box 342-L, Star. s.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
nearby Md or NV. D. c.: free ap- D..
pralsal; no delay. For complete
PERRY Hay Co., 'JGhe Ju1 s-ss42 y 'ooay, Io
VICINITY OF CHEVY CHASE Or
MASS. AVE. - 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
liv. rm., din. rm., maid's room and
bath; garden; For July, or 2 year
lease Furnished or unfurnished. Call
Monday, .AD. 4-3633 or AID. 4-9246
from 3 to noon.
HOMES NEEDED IN vA.-Ws have
desirable tenants for homes in near
by Va. For Complete rental service
call US today: CULMORE REALTY
CO., JE. 4-6650. 8
UNFURNISHED 3-BEDRM. with bsmt.
Ridge I'd. sc. or Brookland ne. area
with transit serv. to U. s. Gen.
Acc'ts Bldg. June 1st. DU. 7-1556.
GOVT. LADY needs small unfurn
house, June in NV. sec. D. c.;
must have lge. liy. room. RA. 6-2034,
ARMY COLONEL desires 3-bedroom
house, basement, vicinity school
July l for 3 yrs; Is minutes from
Pentagon in Va. CO. 5-S197 after 6
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. y. c., nr. Rock Greek
garage. S1a0. LO, 4-6579. S.
FALLS CHURCH. summer. possibly
longer-e-rnn,. bath, newly. redec,
S"nsnSs s. poreh eGny si4o '1ss mo sE Si S4ei ssF
CHEVY CHASE bedrms., 2 baths;
S225, 7 rms. Q baths. fenced lot;
S1sse9s g rms; bath; sl6o. oL.
FoxlHAIL sla! VnLAGE-Aysil. !mmed,-
bedrm. home. S175. wo. 6-7196;
20 MICHIGAN AVE. Me- rooms
ktcthen, . baths, porch, garage. gas
hot.water heat. Rent, $40, P, j.
WALsHE; laEs INC" 1ll5 Eye st. NV
ARLINGToN-FALLs CHURCH AREA
"a hedrms,, large liv. rm. with
fireplace; sep, din. rm,. equipped
kitchen, sun ,parlor, and screened
in porch; full basement, with rec
TsfGs prvate F nRmnr sTreS pdo % froqnd Aso Wh fa
rage, S3o0 per month. Phone Miss
Tobias at KI. a-6644. for appoint
ment; Al BAKER 4 SON. -
ARLINGTON. Falls Church areas
bedrms.. bath. liv. rm.. and din,
bus service to Washinston; Sis per
SRf" SS44 Al BAKER d seS8' son. NC. N5. b.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cape Cod;
sn O. oa 5m is: aqf! sfss l0e ST. tys Ssbes June II
SUMMER RENTAL; Chevy Chase. Md.
June IL to Labor. Day: 3 bedrooms
2 baths, screened porch, playroom
shade, automatic washer. Convenien,
TO shopping; $500 per month. oil
ese5 9th ST. N.w.-4 .bedrmss. .
May 10 to Nov. 10. Reas. 10 re:
Sp,onsibls party. FA. 3-2727. 5
nished, completely carpeted. Fencec
yard. Available June L: S1T5 pei
month 3s07 Nellie Gusts dr., ia
ARLINGTON FOREST. vA.-BeaSti
fully furn, 3-bedrm. and bsmt. bricl
year or more, $3.50 mo. ASK us
REALTY CO., IA. s-l2b2. ia. z
N. xRL.--Nicely furnished c.bedroon
house; close TO shop. center, school
trs2nsp.; SLAB Hu: 3;;7ass, s.
| liv. rm,, din. rm,, complete Kit,
bedrms.. tile bath; bsmt. ., rms,
also furn, and equip, as living units
outside ent., lac. -yd. S125. q. W
WALTERS, l19 8. Royal st., KI
ALEXANDRIA, vA.--2-bedrm home
convenient to Pentagon and Nav,
| Annex. ia. T-l626. IS
NEAR STATE DEPT.--Foxsy bottom
house, available for 2 mos, llv rm
III. bedrn.; bath. patio; o1,stree
IA. s-6l0o. -e
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

3-ACRE INDUSTRIAL SITE, with r.r,
SIDES in NV. WASHINGTON; will de-
yelop for responsible concern. BRO
DIE-MANCHESTER d. CO., No. 3
Pooss , Hill rd., Bethesda. Nd. OIL.
REsTAURANT and night club, class
c license, seating capacity, 200:
good loc., Pa. ave. Sc; $4,000,
> easy terms; Ii, 1928. -
NEWS to%S wasbnstoI SI3RE and vsIl sIHndriss down
Call RE. 7-aaa3, sat. and Mon. ;
JEWELRY. GIFT AND NOVELTY,
very GOOD downtown location; sacri-
nee reasonable price. ME. S-7674.
MOTEL near WASHINGTON: q besuti-
fully !desiRned, well constructed mo-
tel Of most attractive appearance:
II units, nearly new. attractive liv-
ing quarters. about $40. 900 cash re-
9uired. INEz CuSHARp, REALToR,
SELL OR TRADE REsTA1uiRANr-
Owner has other interests. RE.
MOTEL, modern units and owners
St.rs' ronr on y; Us s. /; At. Woodbridsei
terms slf ssTss 1896 800 ddTS dT0n psoSs soSs
SHOE RSSPauNf RRparR iiit-1i AND CLEANING
Doing $3.50 wk.; sac. 81 900 cash
X Kiil s.. handle al%. Do not phone 4: 1877
LTNcHEoSETTE. ARIZONA. C; So|ai' ali mod nod
equip. viii sacrifice on acct, other
Int; $1,000 cash viii handle. Box
sERviGE EIS7x; SGT sTfArroNs FOR LEASE
tions. located Capitol Hts Nd,
area; other in shirley-Duke area OF
Alex. Va. Reasonable inventory In
yestment. Avail for immed. oceup.
Jx GSeel 4fFPSS GPeSSF Msa III an5 poRRNs RRNEs'' Phsn'
Equipped hS Rsr. opDortSniss fSnfi;'0nsS fSr
enersetic man or couple. Very little
investment. Forced to sacrifice due
to other business obligations. Con-
tact MR.. EVANS MA. s-4537.
ITALIAN-FRENCH- GREEK -sp pANisH
GROCERY STAND FOR SAI.E--AR-
CADE MARKET, 1926 Irving st. n W.
HOME REFRIGERATION and electric
furnished, 2 lots. shop on property;
equipment for repairing refrigeration
and elec. appliances incl In sale
III health. reason for selling Box
cRocGE;RYarMss. M e; SY'arMs your own s pric.
with or without stock; owner gOinR
to coast. 1904 N. Capitol st. NV
FOR sALE---Minute-m car wash
| fully modern; must be cash. CO
GROCERY, BEER - Doing 81 "ooc
| weekly: mixed trade; p0ss cash
and carry, Ii. 4-e206. 81
GuESTHOUsE, Chesapeake Beach
| For sale or lease: opportunity foi
with experience. XII. a-b7lp ~
BEAUTY SHOP, Richmond. Va
Fully equip; reasonable; retirini
sANDwICH CARRY OUT sHov
wanted. substantial cash. Prefe
1-shift ahop In industrial area, bu
not essential 20. s-e262, --s
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPLOYED, REFINED settled lady
to, live in home with widow: home
PRIVILEGES; references exchanged;
or. all day Sunday, 1908 N. Ran
dolph ST.. Arlington. Va, JA. S-I267
3
GEORGETOWN, 2 professional girls
fcollege grads.l seeking Girls OF
similar background to share large
Rent reasonable AD. A-61S7, IS
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

'ALC0NN moves local, long dist: l.
bedrm. apt, S26; 2 bedrms.. $50:
2 rms. $40. Tu. 2-7272. New vans,
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. DU 7-a6ST.
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STORAGE
CO. INC Established 1905.
MOVE BY HILL-Home or bus. short
or long notices: extra services: any
time: sensibly priced. LU. 1-95O0
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
beaches q speciality. 8. L. MORRIS
TU. 2-1l50 or Ii 6-2sS9
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage:
reas. IA. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-l416
~
CHESTER MOVERS-Lge. or small
We do them ALI Clean and careful
ST. 3-S570; ia 9-0lI5. ewes.
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BARNABY WOODS
GARDEN FAIRYLAND
STUDIO. DEN

A perfect home with separate studio
or. hobby room In q WILLIAMSBURG
setting Flagstone patio, so secluded; :;
naRstone walks in random pattern |;
little stone walls, Towering shrubs,
Inside, decorators dream-auiet
elegance. cleanliness rampant. Large
inviting living room, charming den
resting beside . Georgetown garden.
dipniE room lust awaiting guests.
eficient kitchen. sun-bathed break-
lightful bedrooms, 2 baths. Base-
ment recreation room, commode,
garage, laundry room; gas heat;
wall-to-wall carpeting. Fine neigh
borhood. Only $4,000. A terrife
buy for those whose hearts ara
REALISTINGS CORP.
HU. 3-5333, DAY OR NIGHT
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COOP. APTs. FOR SALE

NEAR 18th and Columbia I'd. NV
f1oored porch: 2nd-hoor. corner apt
Recep. hall, liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
utility room, 2 large bedrn1s,, bath
No assessment. only S4042 Should
be worth $4,000. Let US show YOU the
apt. and give all details. You will
Ike the conv. loc. and bldg. Phone
for INSPECTION.
IL, QUINCY SMITH. INC. REALTORS
l41s H st, NV D1. 7-a057
Evening star., 1955-05-07

THE WESTCHESTER
number Of furnished apartments Of
various sizes have Just been released
for sale. CALL MRS. CHAUNCY
MURRAY.
RANDALL H. HAGNER d CO., INC.
De $4,000 q
Evening star., 1955-05-07

Vacation While You Work
Lake Jackson, Va, one hour from
tage, sleeps 9: two double bedrooms
living room, fireplace, shower bath
kitchen, gas range; auto. hot water;
screened porch, outdoor fireplace;
utils. included; 5000. season Through
october. Call Manassas 97-J Satur.
day and Sunday: ME. S-0l32 during
week s.
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GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN
1910 25th ST. NV.

row brick (paipted white)I
or maids rm. and bath ia base.
ment, with separate entrance: ex-
cellent condition and ideal location,
splendid view. High ceilinss, ve-
Gs1, f.pt fsaT nsnensy asy g ss .,sti, an sss. s
Price. 500 500. Open sunday. 2 70
b:3o. GEO. D, MILLER, Exclusive
Ast.. DI. 1885.
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n. ARL--2-eedrm. Colonial; sxeep-
convenience. o. 4-6425. Ill
2s01 3sth PL.=Hcuse. garden. large
ssaIi ssag mo. S.'1s 3; .t.. s.r''s Eo. EsSa as;
SILVER SPRING. Sligo Pr, Hiiis-l
Eissly 1rn iqrR 81 rms ss,sa e. SSsns Ms1 HoTe ne
AkLINGToN. NORTH. Avaii. June /
for mos; $40 per mo. incl. utils-
2 bedrms; yeE Esrdssna;o Esasao. hgss Sl{g.TgE1. gyt'
cH. Ch.@BeautifulIy furn.. 4 bed
rms. 2Is baths. library. rec. rm..
grand plano. TV. screened porch.
yrly lease. Avail. now. I'm. 3-3976.
2 BEDROOM BRICK, semidet.;
screened porch, fenced yard. cony.
2; Myer. NaSyyo Annex. Pentason.
402 RIGGS RD. EE;-semidst. brick
tiied bath. full 6smt.: limited ous
aasa1r4HSz asarHSz ,Sd SlOo ,4ps nS' y e e Sse SUlS66ff 81
NJ iLeSIsIv Ssv4 r IaNEx@semidet, Nt SSs4e rms
S-SsaS. j. GIBBONS KoLB. NO,
CHEVY CHASE@o Deorms' z Detns.
! Ice. Kitchen. study, pvdr rm.. lRe.
| rec. rm. with .frepl.. full bsmt.. gas
furnace and Law. garage, Nr. bus.
| shops and schools. Newly redeco-
| rated. OIL. 2-4S63, EN-. 3-24Su;
35II LEGATION ST. N.W;-Very liY,
able and convenient; bedrooms. Q
baths: recreation room, bath;
| tastefully furnished home. for OF
! i months: S115 monthly. ANDRlS
! REALTY. OIL. 2-9070; ewes, EN-.
/ 3-G156. d
CHOICE MASS. AVE. PARK AREA
per per month. Completely furnished
. large iaiousied porch: beautiful pri-
yate gsrden; ; Ded,ms.i soGm h,pS baths; IS
Fse Sssemsn rSGm meas Ne soGns rGGm children Hs
dogs. ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. q
MoNTGoMERT sSlT; eSffi EN coGNTY-charmtns Wy
country house. unusual community.
lakes; 32-ft. liv. rm., open freplaee.
mo. Phone oaithersburR' s24. 32'
HoLITN q In HILLS, near Bell Haven
June Is; 3"bedrn., a-bath contem-
| porary; l level: swimminE pool, ten
| mis- privil; S165 mo. MA. $4,000;
so. 5-629s. p
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. 3412 Patterson
| st.-Compl, furn.: rms. and fin.
! attic. . baths. gar, scr. porch. gas
! heat; fenced yard. Nr. bus, churches
and schools. Open 1914. Sun. or
any day next week. Call EN-. g.
EDw. H. JONES & CO., INC.
! $500 Conn. Ave. 3
JUNE l-SFPT. Mod, fully equip.
split-level rambler; 3 bedrms.,
baths, den. rec. rm. Good fishing in
| Potomac; 90 acres on which to
roam Langley. Va, area; $500 mo.
See 1t this week end.
Also mod. fully equip, summer cabin,
in woods: Is min. to downtown
Wash. Available immed.: $500 for
season. Ell. 6-3696. 3
Vacation While You Work
Evening star., 1955-05-07
PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT

New firm located in Wash
ington with substantial con-
tracts needs investment
capital totaling $4,000. For
information, inquire: RAY
MOND e. STEELE, Attorney
2O6 Edmonds Building, 917
18th st. NV, MA. $4,000
during business hours.
Evening star., 1955-05-07
CHURCHES FOR SALE

COLORED BEER TAVERN for sale
Good loc. Reas. Owner Ill. Informa-
tion, LU. 4-3173.
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COLONIAL VILLAGE
Washington's most beautiful commu-
nifty: 2. authentic Colonials. The
Pembroke Hall. 4, bedrooms, 4 baths,
The other is q true GeorRian OF 4
bedrooms, 2 baths, powder room
and library. Custom built for ex-
acting owners. Both are realistically
priced in the 30s with better than
KsImia rdnd nanfn Isft ION End s'ies i.;t 40 70
West Beach drive 900 feet, right on
Plymouth to 1870 and 2l07. EN-.
2-2216. t.
Open Sat. Sun From l Pm.
MERRYFIELD g. WOODS
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CONTINUED On next psSsl
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FOGGY BOTTOM
527 23rd ST. NV.
OPEN 2 TIL 8
Why spend time on buckins tratacS
Why spend money on rentf This
little town house combines con,
venience. economy and luxury: .
blocks from state Dept. with cen =
tral air conditioning. private patio.
kitchen. 2 bedrooms and bath. All
this can be yours for q most reason
able price and with excellent lnenc-
Ing; Come See 1t or seal Mrs.
week ends. RE. 1-235O.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
u aaltors roa Ooth at ~ U a
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A-20 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, d. c.
0ATUKDAY, MAY ., 1883
APIS. UkFURN.-vA. tcens. ]


WALKING DISTANCE Fort Myer,
close Pentagon, mod. 1e-unit BLDG. !:
large rms: ideal fors children; pvt.
parking: 1ir-cond. available; beo-
rms. S74.60 plus utils. 1918 N.
Quinn JA- 7-k427- -e
N BEAUTIFUL ALEXANDRIA -
Ledrms., liv. rm.. kit., bath and 5
large closets, all util. furn.; S96 mo.
us 8. Fayette ST., OV. 3-50Ss. IS
AkL., I-bedrm-. S75-ssp. so: 2-bed-
rms. se2 .50-S105, Rents incl. all
utils. Conv. TO schools, tTsnsp. and
1875. IA. s-6s77. JA- s-3s1e. IS
ARL., 1909 N. Kensinston st.-Liv.
Fn., din. alcoye. bedrn.. kit. and
bath: laundry facilities in bsmt.: gas
furnished: S65 per mo. Available i'm
mediately. Call Mr.. Sullivan IA:
7-e206 or see him on premises. -s
NO DOUBT you too will fall In love
with this delightful one-bedroom
room. huge and cheerful living room
with picture window. modern Kit.
With de luxe equipment incl. garbage
disposal, master TV antenna, stor-
age and automatic. laundry factli-
ties plus free use Of swimming pool
only q few blocks away: 500 incl.
an utils.: within walking distance
to Parkington shopping center. In
quire $40 N. Thomas St, Arlington.
Va. No. ], ia. 2-S014. or SHANNON
& LUCHs CO. T24 14th st. NV,
Ma S.2345
Evening star., 1955-05-07

LET'S GO SWIMMING-Conven to
Belvotr and Pentagon. Mod. 2-bedrm.
full psmt.. fenced ward. Free SWIM
ming privils.: S105 mo. so. 5-1072
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MODERN new 3-bedrm rambler
near Andrews Field, S125 mo. Call
DI 7-l677 wkdays. Sat. and Sun.
col OF FSRADAY AI Fl. Me- S bedrms.
fenced yard, full bsmt., corner lot;
conv. transp.; $50 mo. LA. 6-S923
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SILVER SPRING {

brick Colonial; liv. rm.. frepl.. din.
rm., equip. kit. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt, !;
10415 1nwood ave-, JU. S-ls9a.
BETHESDA--7 rms. ga baths; S175.
Near Bethesda Naval and NH. OIL.
4-6750. ia
LOVELY 4-bedrm. rambler. on we'll
shaded acre lot. Maple ave. Vienna
gear garage; spacious liv rm. with
firepl.: oil INV. heat; all-elec. kit
with 1S-ft. deep freeze; auto. dish
washer and clothes washer: will be
avail. for rental about June @: Sl60
per mo. Telephone DU. 5-S070.
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s BEDRMs.. full bsmt.. lse; yard;
conv. to PentaEon and ~. Belvoir;
swim. pool prtvils.; $110. SO. g.
BRICK RAMBLER-s bedrms.. elec.
kitchen, garbage disp.. dishwasher;
FALLS CHURCH- -ANNANDALE AREA
-3-bedrm. brick; elec. kit; bsmt;
swim pool share; $125. JE. 2-27S3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-21

Light light shine In his Dry
ants face that night?
A. No, sir.
| But. Mr.. Wright still insisted
he could identify the men.
The defense hammered hard
lat Mr.. Wright's identification.
He is repeatedly the only eye
witness--unless the district at
Itorney's surprise witnesses as
lyet unidentified saw something.
Three jurors. including an al
fternate, were chosen yesterday to
hear the case. Ten were picked
Monday. first day Of the trial.
Nine Of the jurors are farmers.
two are carpenters and one is a
retired carpenter. The other is
an insurance man.
Only one Is bachelor. All
of the married jurors have chill
Idren. one juror has nine.
Most of the jurors live in the
northern and western sections
Iof Tallahatchie County. well
away from the spot where young
THIS weighted body. a bullet
hole in his head, was pulled from
the river.
The State has said it will not
ASK the death penalty for Bryant
and Milan, since. the prosecu-
ton said, much of the States
evidence win be circlmstantial
evidence.
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| Mr.. Wright then told o.
watching the car drive ava,
toward Money, its lights still of
He said he never saw the iii
boy alive again.
He said he was an onlookel
when the body was taken from
the river.
"Wfo was it?" asked Mr.
Chatham, referring to the body
Emmett tn" Mr.. Wrigh,
answered.
Hammers ut Testimony
Defense Attorney Sidney Carl
ton quickly moved to cut down
Mr.. Wright's identification Of
Milan and Bryant in cross
examination.
Mr.. Wright admitted the only
light in the darkened house came
from the fiashlight held by the
man he identified as Milan.
Then. after a series of rapid
questions. Mr.. Carlton asked MFR.
Wright:
Didn't you ever tell defense
lawyers) that the only reason
you thought 1t was Mr.. Milan
was because he imam at the
door, was big and bald?
Mr. Wright sat silent.
@. All you saw was a bald
headed man?
Mr.. Wright paused.
A. That's right"
The sharecropper said he had
never seen Milan or Bryant be-
fore THIS abduction.
@. Was there ever any light
turned on in that house?
A. No. sir.
@. Did you ever see tthe fash
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himself on the front porch as

himself on the front porch al
Bryant.
Says Milan Had Pistol
He said Milan carried a pistol
and added:
HE asked me If ! had two
boys out Of Chicago"
The visiting boys were Till, II.
his nephew. and 16-year-old
Wheeler Parker. Mr.. Wright's
grandson. They had been vaca-
tioning there q week.
Mr.. Wright said one man told
him: II wants that boy who
done that talk at Money"
He said Milan told him after
Selling Till: IF that's not the
right boy. we are going to bring
him back and put him in the
bed"
Till and young Parker had
been sharing the same bed in
the six-room cottonfield shack.
As the men left the house. MFR.
Wright said. one Of them warned
him not to cause any trouble or
you'll never live to be 65." Mr..
Wright said his wife left her bed
at the height Of the commotion
and one of the men ordered her
ito get back in that bed and I
want to hear those springs"
MY wife said" Mr.. Wright
testified. Listen she said,
wen pay you whatever you
want to charge. wen pay you If
you release him."
MIR. Wright said the men
didn't answer.
Watched From Porch
The witness said he watched
from q screened porch as the
men took the boy to o car parked
on a gravel road about SO feet
from the porch. Its headlights
were of. He said he heard one
man ask-apparently of some
one In the car--'Is this the
boy?"
Somebody said Yes" Mr..
Wright testified.
"Was that a mans voice or
q woman's?" he was asked.
1T seemed a little lighter than
q mans" Mr.. Wright replied.