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COntlnue0 from FlrSt rage
were slain, told The Star she
had been questioned twice by
police about the possibility OF
hearing shots in the park that
day.
She said that youths often
fire guns at target practice in
the park, and that the shots are
very clear. But on Wednesday
morning, she said, she heard
nothing.
Police last night questioned a
20-year FOLD youth, brought in
with rifle. for about an hour,
and then released him.
Detectives would not identify
him or discuss the rifle-the
sixth such weapon brought in
during the afternoon as police
pressed their search for clues to
the double Staying.
All Rifle Sales Checked
It appeared that a check OF
sales Of such rifles here and in
nearby Maryland and Virginia
was beginning to bear fruit.
Police were overlooking no
rifles in their check, but are
concentrating on 30 > caliber
Marlin repeating rifles. One rifle
brought in last night was a 90
caliber Stevens bolt-action weap-
on. taken from a 14-year-old boy
spotted by police walking along
Route 202 with it.
Detectives disclosed, meantime,
that several suspects were ques-
toned yesterday, and that sew
eral more would be questioned
today.
DR.. John T. Maloney. Prince
Georges County medical exam
iper. yesterday fixed the time
of the girls deaths at Q am,
with a leeway Of an hour either
way, in his official report. DR..
Maloney said the girls could
have died at any time between
8 am. and 10 pm.
At the murder scene in a
picnic grove of Northwest Park,
off University lane, some 25
volunteers crawled on their
hands and knees through heavy
underbrush in ever widening
circles.
What appeared to be a fresh
clue caused excitement yesterday
but quickly died in the light of
further examination.
A 17-year- -old BladenSburg
High School student told police
that six days before Nancy Sho-
mette, 16. and Michael Ann Ryan,
IA, were murdered, Nancy showed
the youth a diamond ring and
confided to him that she was
secretly engaged.
A family spokesman promptly
denied the report. Detectives re-
ported the ring Nancy was show
ing around as an engagement
ring was an old family ring given
to Nancy by her grandmother.
The Bladensburg youth, picked
up at Fort Lincoln Cemetery i'm
mediately after funeral services
for Nancy had ended, told police
Nancy had come over to Bladens-
burg High School on June g.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
JUDGE CITES CLASSIC, RELEASES
MARRIED BROTHER AND SISTER

HEREFORD. England PA Judge recalled classic
Greek tragedy and freed brother and sister who
and had child.
Geofrey Hughes, 29 Marjorie Hughes. his pretty
25yearold sister pleaded guilty Friday to incest charges
Zone Of the greatest pieces of literature Greek play
(Oedpus Rex hundreds of old It exactly
the same trouble with which you find yourself faced.
'The only difference that it had tragic result
So has yours. in but you have both suffered
acutely."
Oedpus Rex is the story Of the King of Thebes who
unknowngy murdered his father and married his mother
In renorse, he blinded himself
Prosecutor John Bourke said the Hughes mother died
in 1885 and the children put in institutions They did
not meet again until 1947 The girl then known
Marjorie Stanham the Of the family which adopted
her.
In 1882 he sad both knew their relationship but they
went through marriage ceremony.
Marjorie now is married to soldier.
Evening star., 1955-06-19
FOUND

60d, black. female. fox tsrrisr. With
Yhits markings: found june II. vicinity
pogven q. end LanaFk Was. JU.
Evening star., 1955-06-19

and paws: about Is lbs. Any in
formation, write 7211 Highland ave,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

DET. 2-BEDROOMs. fenced yard;
Langley Park area or vic; white
family LO. 7-s444. Is
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have flne tenants for homes in Be-
thesda, Silver Spring, Langley Park
free appraisalS: no delay: for COM
plete rental service, phone US, today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. 5
IN ARL.. April 1-3-bedrm.. unfurn.
rambler; excel. care guaranteed. so.
soBEDRooM HOUSE, unfurnished.
NV ne. or Nd; 4 adults; by April
]. HO. 2-69U2 ii
TWO GIRLS, guar. desirable tenants,
want 3-bedrm. unfurn. house in safe
NV. area; max. Sl60. Refs. ex-
changed. OIL. 2-7S12. --6
LIST YOUR HOUSE or apt with US
We have calls daily for houses-all
sections. Call US for prompt service.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.. 1924
18th st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5.
AIR FORCE OFFICER wants to rent
furnished house or apt, 2 or 3
bedrms., for 3 mos April. May and
June. EN- 3-9496
COLORED DESIRES q 2-unit bldg. or
house (detD for rent with option
to buy. Nice section, ne. or s.e. LA.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE and wife
desire small furn. house in River
dale. College Park or Nd. suburbs.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish 70
share 3-bedrm. modern brick ram
bler with conEenial couple. so
GEORGETOWN to share small
home. patio, garden. co. 5-44l6.
another empl lady; vic. Walter
Reed. Close tranSp. RA. 3-79l1.
FURN. 2-bedroom
house to share with refined girls.
Mr.. Sill. Spg. shop. ctr. JU. 5-457O.
LADY to share. Chevy Chase home
with employed owner: may have own
living room II desired. Refs. $50
mo. Box 403-X. Star.
ALEXANDRIA-Wou like l or 2
girls to share home with lady: priv
tleges. Conv. to Govt agencies,
c62npeT c9692TnteEn. vi kni es5YsSi SYsSr 1A.d,o,u
house with ! or 2 other girls. RA
6-57S4. -6
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CAFRrTz. DI. 7-a0so -t

CAFRTTZ. D1. 7-9nS0 %
COLORED--yACANT., 1909 Kennedy
st n,w.---9 rooms, u baths t5 bed
shaps: sss 6s1 asft SIS rs PEN 5 m6 M
NEUMANN, Ma. S-"321 #
CoLORED-ii9 FRANKLIN ST. NV
-Four rms, bath; cleo. nr. schools
and 5th and P SITS. $50 mo, OIL.
coLoRED-e RMS, sun porch. base
ts tdsd sG; srea; Call Lu. 4-@a6s after
CoIoREpM7,s ie,i,o fi'H 9Th ST. s.w.-sorm.
sonable. Ho. 2-l572, HU. 3-sss3.
CoLoRED-eO34 eth ST. wv
Vacant Vacant 81 rms, SAB barns ss0. Near
cohoREDUrHREE cSo5fheiRRElDrHREIEf' REDRMs.. i,v.
Reas, rent. Ho. E-is7&, TU. a-759a
CoLoRED-sI1 10th ST, N.E.-5.
eond con $50 $40. 5H 10. a-Os@5, Ex. Il $500. 500
coLoRED-s-RM. brick: modern,
bsmt., fenced yd,; bus; 537 Hilltop
ter. Sc; Sa5 mo; HE; 4-65oo,
'odohEDsf sdSS Pm hoass ish SIS 81 Sf1xP mo x1-
CoLoRED-bEsIRABLE 5 and 8 rm,
houses. $50 50 and up. SEYMOUR
REALTY CO. RE. 7-04o5. 10.
CoLoRED-ees F ST. N.E.-a rms.
3 baths, 3 kits: $3.50 mo. GEORGE
J. BORGERs INC. 643 Indiana ave.
CoLoRED-Iso Yog ST. NV
oil h-wh.; 500. GUY TIMER,
1929 llth st. NV. NO. 7-4907.
CoLORED - 1IaO N. HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.w.-(Good dntn. Iocationy /;
nice rm and bath home with
bsmt.. gas auto. heat. Call co. B.
CoIoRED-1eeO o ST. N.w.-e
sos. Call Mon. BRODIE g. COL
BERT. INC. REALTORS. 1913 K
st. NV MA. S-SS75. -
COLORED OR WHITE-615 varnum
St NV; 3 bedrms., 2 incl. porches,
rec. rm., oil heat. garage, newly dec:
Nv Spacious brick with bed
500 mo Monday. MA, s-s6S@.
COLORED-sEMIDET, 3 bedrms., fun
bsmt. ! "a baths, liv rm.,. mod, kit.
COLORED NV. 49, 500. i26 %4th
st NV; conven. to downtown. Va
cant. WASHINGTON REALTY. RA
CoIoRED-eeo1 E ST. Nw.-5-rm.
RUPERT, 1917 7th st. NV, ST.
CoIoRRED-1eos HAMLIN ST. Ne.
.-3-bedrma detached: SloO mo-
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VI BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES

STAND in active ones BLDG. Short
hours. 5-day Ek Suit. for ret. per-
son. NATHAN SILVER. HK. s-2l51.
invest money and tuli % TIM. IN ar srOso =
SALE OR LEASE-VirEiniR weekly
newspaper; Central Vestirn part
~ ~ ssts sest GOOD s soaiP ShSDpSse soed income
with minimum work For details
write els5 Seven Locks rd-. Bethes-
DELICATESsEN-Beer and wine on
sale; sal Coo ogEd Ssss .sssSn for seiiinE-
BEAUTY SALON LOCATIoN-oppor-
tunity TO lease entire floor In fast
growing Silver Spring area: needs
services badly; win cooperate.
FRnIT STORE. candy. soft drinks.
cigarettes, sandwiches: next to
MOTEL FOR RETIRED COUPLE.
Beautiful owners apt. and 9 smart
ly furnished modern units with q
SsSn,v STEADY neoms SS sc5es on S1vs fqog S1sS
Wash. Also have larger motels for
sale. RIPLEY & RoMER. Gathers
WSoNDERFiUL OPPORTUNITY for
hoe TspfrsG 1 s5u1DeS In sSsy 6 J66oPDsRsse Pssse
FtRN. faliT APT efdjsfsiE BussffSEss: spts,. 3
$40. Plus a-bedrm. apt. and rec
rm. with bar for buyer. No vacsanno,
S6xn SiSs bsndes ses5 ioe owNR n low no s. > 39o
TAVERN. nearby Md. on-ofi; seats
300; excel. bus. and machine: hill
billy dancing; lEe. net; reas. terms
GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-6500.
DRUGSTORE in excel. Nd. shopping
hub. area: SI50.000 year business.
pfy GIPR4LEaS eLTaS,EG EEALSy SwsTo DI 565e0 1e0t
colored boy does pressing; nets 500
wk. 50. 500. terms. DI. 7-6500.
VARIETY STORE, Md; short hrs. /;
$4,000 net yr; low rent: $4,000 for
stock, u down. DI. 7-65OO.
HARDWARE STORE, Riverdale. Md:
For For cost of Of stock. Rent. $50; sh%S GoSd
DELIC. with lge. house; rent only
terms term R1Gi GfBRAGTaR. fGFa 0Hdi pi. $500
COUNTRY STORE, gas station, brk.;
nice house and good bus; I acre;
sT.i si2 9oo ,SGaroNRTrf Tsss tsSRSi pi $500. sye
$2,500, a cash. DI. 7-65O0.
GROCERY, Mt. Rainier, Nd; self
service; So. 500 wk.; low rent. Reas.
MODERN CARWAsH, Md, Best in
county Est.-contract; very lge. net;
reas. terms. DI. 7-6500.
LAUNDROMAT-Low rent, good bus;
terms man olBRAhqhR GPsfailYn f5 pi oGH 4esoo eAS
FOUNTAIN, good bus,
low rent: $4,000; reas. terms: liv-
ing quarters. DI. 7-6500.
RESTAURANT. $1,000: Sl;500 down;
yrs ERERMAN EM 3-O3O3
GAS GAS sTA.-GRoC. WANTED with
property, within 20 mi. D. G, Sub
stantial cash. Box 125-X, Star.
BEAUTY SALON, unique opportunity
for operator wanting to start own
shop; priced right. Owner leaving
city. Bargain for fast deal. Box
owner WANTS TO SELL nursing
home, equip. now in operation;
passed all 1855 inspections. State
and county. Business crossed ap-
proximateIy 100000 in 1865: Reas,
owner has other interests. Phone
10. S-5319 bet. 3 and 5 Sun.
DRY CLEANING PLANT, set up for
large volume, now offered for rent
or sale. Can work out almost any
terms. Inspect and make offer,
BAKERY, AZ s5fi2S modern; sHn: SOS 900 retail
business. Sacrifice, $4,000, Il down,
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-65O0.
FLOWER SHOP, nearby Md, In good
loo; good bus; low rent; Illness,
sacrifice, reasonable; DI. 7-6500,
LIQUOR STORE-W $4,000 wk.;
nv; large net; substantial cash.
C;l 81. 900 wk.: colored: D1. 7-6500:
Delicatessen-Beer and Wine
Upper NV doing good bust; Ideal for
n mi rrt knn
Evening star., 1955-03-06
AMERICAN o. PARK AREA
NEW HOMES

3S35 ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
Here is a scarce commodity: Brand
new house in the heart of NV
D. c.. of the latest design. finest
construction, . models available.
mo. IA 3-bedrm., Ilz-bath ram
bier. 27xl5 #. rec. rm., unique
English bsmt. with addit. "a bath.
S2l 800.
tNo. "A large 4-bedrm. Il paneledi
2l7-bath split-level, with large rec
rm. and built-in garage. beautifully
equipped kit, with eye-leyel oven
dishwasher. disposal: finest appoint
ment. S2S.5OU.
Enviable conv. blk. from bus.
Woodrow Wilson High; near Alice
Deale. Immaculate ana Friends
Schools; sew. churches compL shop
ping facil.
TO REACH: Proceed along Albemarle
St, either 3 blks. west of Conn. ave.
or 3 blks. east on Wis: TO model
BADIAN REALTY CO.
Open Daily from L. 10 $40 PM.
Call MIR. Ravenscroft, LA. 6-a3s1.
Evening star., 1955-03-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w.

AMER. U. PARK, near st. AIMS
Such a wonderfully convenient and
desirable location. Short walk 10
the city's finest public, private and
parochial schools. Det. brk. Colonial
with slate roof. THREE bedrooms
TWO tile baths on second floor. Re-
decorated. Floor rcfinished. Vacant
for immediate possession. Priced at
Sc, $50. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI.
7-141l. Ewes, EN-. 3-b709. -6
S1l,500; $1,000 cash. balance taken
back in one trust payable S75 per
month, including interest at So.
Mr. Weaver, Wo. 6-4944 MAR
st. NV, AID. 4-2005,
CATHEDRAL AVE, NV, 5400-Brick
bungalow; lst a.: large II. Dr..
End Il. with heated b.r., bath
roughed In. Full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.,
Gear built-in gar. Open Sat. and
Sun. 1-6 pm. Z. r. BoYNToN CO.,
EN-, 2-0S00; ewes. OIL. 4-0770, g
CHEVY CHASE, n. C, - Detached
Dutch Colonial house: 2 large and
| small bedroom, large living room
with fireplace. large dining room.
clean basement; large yard: Esrages
6346 3lst st. NV. EN-. 2-592s. g.
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HOUSES UNFURhIshED
COIORED
424 55th ST. NE.

2 bedrm-. tile bath. dinette. kit.
lge. lty. rm- Jsnitor in Apt. BID.
New modern bldg Out z. Cap. 70
18th. k1 70 sign AID. 4-3s49,
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NOW DOWN TO
S105 MONTH
SUMNER

Most attrac. brick, contains bed
rms. . baths, liv. rm. With log
burning fireplace, diversified library
with compl, bath. beaut. elec. kit.
taStefully decorated flower garden;
$50. STORY & CO. Mrs Physe,
Me. S-4100; ewes. and week ends,
WO G-nn0n Il
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RIGGS PARK

new, 3 bedrmS., plus lge. live. rm..
sep din rm. and fully equip. kit;
finished rec. rm.: S135 per mo. Key
al 5l7 Ingraham ST. ne. noon to
n m
Evening star., 1955-03-06

2l08 FLAGLER PL. NV.
9 rms bath. porch, h.-w,h.. lEs.
yd. $500,
WALTER A. BROWN
1O1s Vt. Ave. Ma. s-1652.
1416 T STREET NV.
To be redecorated' 8 rooms and
TIA 10th ST. NV.
rms. and bath. h.-w. heat; SIS.
220 18th ST. Sc.
7 rooms and bath; S43.
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
300 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
Evening star., 1955-03-06

RENTAL HOUSES WANTED
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
THOS. l.. PHILIPS. WO. $1,000
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GEORGETOWN AREA
FOR SALE nv OWNED

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Ihree-bedrn., .2-bath home: lmmac.
eond; Large liv. rm. with fireplace,
family din. rm.. ultra-kit. with For
mica working areas, comb. breakfast
nook and den, lge. master bedrm,
air cond.; . other bedrms. hsvs
glaSsed-tn heated denS: tile bath
room, full bSmt. with oil h.-w.h..
maids rm. and bath. Lovely fenced
yd.. planted flower garden. Near
schools and transp. viii sell furH.
or unfurn. Priced in low COS. owner
must move, 'Tis lovely. Call for ap-
pointment between IL am. and =
pm. EN-. 3-5455. No brokers. -6
MANOR PARK, 6405 ard ST., mr..
Coolidge School-tOpen Sun. to
5i-Mod: det. Shingle. large lot. liv.
rm.' with hrepl.. din. rm.. sunrm.
Kit, dinette, 8 bedrms., . baths, full
hsmt.. oil h.-w.h.: garage; immacu-
late condition. See to appreciate.
EARLY DAWN g. co.
607 KENNEDY ST. NV, TU. 2-222s
Evening star., 1955-03-06
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

BRICK BLDG, TOs E.. Capitol----9
rms. 2 baths . kits, home or in
vestment; vacant; new conditions;
81 .000-S2.000 cash. OWNER, IA.
WANT NICE HOME, NV. sub. or Po-
tomac Hunt; cash plus d. c. rental
prop. ia. 5000 or Box 469-S, Star
Evening star., 1955-03-06

1925. Harvard st. NV. reduced 70
baths. h.-wh, We viii renoyate for
responsible tenants,
p35 P st. NV. Reduced TO S72.b0.
9 rms. bath. h.-w.h. Nr. r. /. ave.
To be renovated.
1lIS X st. Sc s-rms, bath, h'-W'h'
Call US for other locations available
TO responsible colored tenants. Mon.
through Fri.
Evening star., 1955-03-06
COLORED
~ ON q n

l34l l. ST. Sc
Near Pa, ave-; rms. and bath. newly
decorated conv. schools, shopping,
tr8nsp. S74.50 mo. Open or key at
1369l7 l. st. sc. FEDERAL RENTAL
CO, glb N. Y. ave. NV. MA. S-74l6.
Evening star., 1955-03-06
COLOREp

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
437 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV.
2-rm. ofice suite on lst H.. rms.
and Q baths above. newly decorated;
automatic heat and hot water. -6
FRED A. SMITH CO.
1llS 18th st. NV. Elk. 8-a489
coLoREp-llI6 K 81. S.E.-6 Tms..
kit, bath; $40
1898 n:.t! = ,sE s 7SoM2s sRs Xii shd%ss ssts
815 4th st. s.w.. MA. S-ls19. %
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1888 COLORADO AVE.

Detached frame: 8 rooms. 4 bed
rooms, | bath. oil heat; convenient
to shopping and transportationu;
Sl02.50 monthly. THOMAS j.
FISHER & CO, INC, 73S 18th
81 NV DI r-HS2N
Evening star., 1955-03-06

726 GALLATIN ST. NV.
2-story corner brick. beautiful To-
cation; bedrms. with bath, powder
butlt-in garage with u bath: redec. !;
Si25. Call EN-. 3-s637 Sun. only
or weekdays.
Jess Fisher Management Co.
1920 X 81. NV. Elk. s-lS11
Evening star., 1955-03-06

ONE FRANCHISE AVAILABLE to
young qualified and progressive
man, to represent national manu-
facturer of mechanics hand tools;
modest cash investment and late
model car necessary to cover pro-
tectlve territory; SNAP-ON TOOLS
CORP 1909 E. 25th St. Balti-
TRUCK CENTER--ReStaura serv-
ice station. One of the better truck
stops on u. S. No. /, half wav be-
tween Richmond and Wash; we'll
equipped kitchen and front end,
lot. MON q POP DINER, Phone
Essex 3-5177: mi. south U. 8,
No. l hwy. Fredericksburg, Va. g.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, Va. shopping
center; excellent going business;
reasonably priced; new machinery,
moderate rent. Will accept small
down payment, balance note. For
appt, call Olympic 7-ss40 after
oRiiiENTALs OR coLoRED - Very
clean, 4 rooms, 8 kitchens, Bendix
washer; good NV. loc. For ap-
pointment call ST. 3-9l7s. -
SMALL GRILL and sandwich shop
in Oeoreetown, corner location. nr.
university and schools; apartment
over shop II desired; reaS. rent.
Phone no. 2-OsIS. after 10 am.
Evening star., 1955-03-06

SERVICE STATION for lease on
Marlboro pike. Just outside sc.
large shopping center; all modern
facilities. Must sell due to poor
health. Cali KI. S-S007. -
HOTEL FOR LEASE, So. Md.-Lge.
din rm.. "a rms. 2 bars. lic.. slot
machines in both bars. only hotel
in city. $4,000 will handle. Reason
for selling; Ill health. Info. phone
ROPE WALK MARKET, 543l An
napolis rd.. BladenSburg. Md.-High-
est offer. new equip. and stock; ap-
proximately $4,000 value: must sell
Have other interest. UN. 4-7643.
-6
GROCERY. SUPER MARKET, crosses
S5, 900 per week All cash, colored
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! 4 bedrm. 3 baths. liv. rm.. din. rm
kit. den. garage and bsmt.: excel
cOnd: $3.50 per mo.
] bedrm.. . baths. liv. rm, > din
rn. kit. and den, hsmt: avail
immed: S225 per mo. For informa-
tion. call w. c and A. N MILLER
p chi al Dnnt EN- -AAEa
Evening star., 1955-03-06

GROCERY DELICATESSEN, off-sale
downtown st. mod equipment; rent,
Sl"5 mo-: owner has another busi-
ness, sacrifice price, only $500,
Incl; stock. terms. w. E. THRIFT,
Exclu.. l4l1 Pa. ave. NV. MA. s.
Qr19
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Hyde Bill Asks Jury Trial
In Condemnation Cases

Representative Hyde, Republic
can, of Maryland has introduced
a bill to provide for a jury trial
upon demand in condemnation
cases in United States District
Courts.
The bill would remove the dis
cretionary power of such courts
to appoint three-member COM
missions to hear cases.
Mr.. Hyde said the bill re-
suited from a ruling of the Su-
preme Court which upheld the
discretionary power.
The jury trial would be al
lowed on demand of any party
under Mr.. Hyde's proposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06

Nearly 1000 neWSpapermen
and friends of newspapermen-
including President Eisenhower
last night joined in the 30th
annual dinner of the White
House Correspondents Associa-
ton at the Hotel Statler.
Within the recollection of the
most inveterate members. this
was the biggest turnout in the
history of the association.
There were humorous skits,
by people like Peter Lind Hayes
and Mary Healy. Music was by
Duke Ellington. a Washington
boy, and Jimmy McHugh. who
has been writing hit tunes for
three decades.
The President roared his ap-
proval Of the show at many
points.
1T has been an unusual eve
ming" he said when introduced
at the close by the incoming
president, Laurence H. Burd, of
the Chicago Tribune.
Mr.. Eisenhower gave pat on
the back to Vice President Nixon,
just returned from a good will
tour of Caribbean countries.
The President said that Mr..
Nixon's tour had a sort of war
time significance. He said that
it is always the fear of COM
mander that one of his men
could become a casualty in bat
tie, and that there had been
some battles around here.
The President said also that
he had conferred recently with
Senate Majority Leader john
son, of Texas. He said Senator
Johnson, who has been confined
to hospital recently, told him
that he is in a weakened con-
dition as a result of the hospital
visit. The President laughingly
declared that he hopes he can
depend on that.
Cabinet members, Supreme
Court Justices, diplomats. sena-
tors and representatives were on
hand for the festivities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Pope Plus TO Take Part
In Anniversary Mass
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY. Mar. S.
Pope Plus XII will take part in
a celebration March II of the
18th anniversary of his corona
ton.
The Vatican announcement
said the celebration will be held
in the SiStine Chapel. A number
of Cardinals and members of the
Diplomatic Corps attached to the
Holy See will participate.
Benedetto Cardinal Aloisi
MaSella will conduct a mass in
the chapel to celebrate the oc-
caSion.
The announcement gave added
evidence of the Pope's continued
recovery from his serious illness
last December. This will be the
first anniversary he has SO cele-
brated in three years. During the
past two anniversaries he was
recuperating from other illnesses.
1t had been expected he would
forego this years anniversary
as we'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Blood Donors Swamp Hospital
After Plea by TV Comedians

Donors began calling the Med
ical Center Immediately, and
were told to report at the hos
pital tomorrow.
BY 10 pm. the hospital said it
had enough blood pledged for
all future needs" of the patient.
At a sta ito decentralization
break on the CHS network at
1890 pm, viewers were told the
appeal had been cancelled.
The hospital declined to reveal
the name of the doctor or
patient, why she needed the
blood, or how many people Of
fered blood.
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BrowneI and SobeIoH Seen
FniendIyin Risk Disagreement

the constitutional rights of DR..
Peters were violated when he was
fired without an opportunity to
know or confront his accusers.
Substantially the same ques-
ton split the court A in 1852
in another case. The equal divi-
sion upheld the Government
position.
Whether the Peters case will
be argued before the Supreme
Court term ends in early June
has become increasingly doubt
full because of Senate Judiciary
Committee delay in acting on
the nomination of Judge John
M. Harlan as the ninth Justice.
The committee plans to vote
Wednesday on whether to rec
ommend confirmation by the
Senate.
The absence of the Solicitor
Generals name from the brief
signed by Mr.. Brownell in the
Peters case last week was not
unprecedented. Several Govern
ment briefs filed this year were
signed by other officials. Nor
does the Solicitor General par
ticipate personally in every
argued case affecting the Gov
eminent, although Mr.. Sobeloff
has followed the example of his
immediate predecessor, Philip B.
Perlman, as an unusually active
courtroom advocate.
No Specific Comments.
Mr.. Sobeloff and Mr.. Brownell
have made only the most gen.
eral kind of comment on the
situation. The Solicitor General
refused to say whether he and
Mr.. Brownell held different views
on the basic constitutional issue
in the Peters case and on the
Governments loyalty security
program itself. He said only that
he and the Attorney General
ARE in complete understanding
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-06
Policeman Wounded
While Cleaning Gun

Private Leonard Wisniewski,
"a. a rookie in the Metropolitan
Police Training Division, acci-
dentally shot himself in the right
foot while cleaning his service
revolver at his home yesterday.
Pvt. Wisniewski. who lives at
1903 Fifty-ninth avenue Sc, is
temporarily attached to No. l
precinct.
He was admitted to Emergency
Hospital.