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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-15

lTExaco has q new 3 bay porcelain
enamel station avail In nearby Va.
Minimum investment req. Can TE-
6-3442. MR.. OWENS. LII
CAFETERIA-Seats $50. plus private
room. Doing $1,000 weekly: Hours
II ANS pm; Closed SUNDAYS
ssst stes sass,s es sssoS oDP About
$1,000 cash down payment viii
har lie. Balance. monthly. BOB
HOLLANDER. Exclusive. l4l1 Penna
ave. NV. Ma. S-9743. lis
DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT in
Anacostia near Naval Station and
stress. Direct owner Lu 2-g629; 2
PARTNER wANTED-Experienced on
Bendix washers and Hamilton dri-
ers. Have interesting proposition
for right man. Box 221-Z. Star.
TYPEwRITER STORE. good OPP. for
exper. repair-salesman. Small in
yestment. JE. 4-6433. -16
NEWSSTAND. fully equipped In large
shopping center. Reasonable, uN
LuScHHEoNETTE. next to fheater;
must sell as is. 1853 Wis. ave. NV.
Manager on premises. Elk. $685.
FOR LEAsE-country dining room
with living quarters: good oppor--
fully 1Dnity i EaG fHPPis HI RhEsTa6kANT
No. ] Hwy. Hyattsville; parking;
reasonable rent, WA. 7-1Si9.
LIQUOR STORE-License Just trans
ferred from store in NV. location.
II YOU have license and are. in
ness. this store available with lease.
good will and all equipment neces-
sary for operation. incl. walk-in
box Box 454-C, Star. III
CONN. AVE.-10a per cent Of the
capital stock OF long established
Conn; ave. restaurant; Gear; . sx-
K RsT Sliai s!ar' Fairfax. vaINsr
and well equipped, on main high
way, Owners will sacrifice. Bed
RESTAURANT with ABC license &C.
-Wel-known establishment. down.
town, seating capacity "a. yearly re-
ceipts' $50 200; 900; nayroil, , Sla'q, ons
lease lease owners SO' retiring q physical
disability. Box ls3-y. Star. IT.
$1,000 AND FULL TIME services to
invest in profitable business. Replies
confidential. Box 3-C. Star. IL
TRAILER SALES SERVICE, well est
military 1alH b. civilians industry. BOX
APPLE ORCHARDS; 50-yr. Money
makeri Retiring, ) large orchards
bearing apple trees; val. timber
$40 acres. miles OF waterlines;
fieldstone packing houses; Oppty'!
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. Est.
successful business now operating
with sales force and service crew
desires full-tiine MANAGER with reas;
capital investment. IA. 5-0075. i
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APIS. UNFURNisHED-vA.

INGTON-R0SsLYN-.2 bedrms.i
location, sttrastiyeiy decorated. ia
5-727O. 1900 N. Oak st. -19
FIT. INTERPRETATION. redec. 1-bed.
rm apts.. LIST or I'd a., SIS uttls
incl. Call IA. 7-45s6. 1900 N. Pierce
ARL.. S7e.50--2-bedrm. apt: modern
Ssrs;; 'I MiecIAiNE PROPERTIES
2l0O Wilson blvd. IA. 2-3300.
Columbia pike At Fred
erick st.. Magnolia Gardens-.Ayah
dining room combination. . large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinds
3 exposures; utils furn.; S96 . mo
One bedroom: $3.50. For info. cal
A nj Best AREA. ciose-in-1 and
every detail: wooded area; well-kept
tanns e q Ar aHaHas Hall; excel
transp.: $3.50 and So 80. IA. 2
9516. 40l4 Columbia pike.
APT. in mod. bldg,
slosstn AL s; SHOPS sv and md, t 5sR;5,
S59. 5O-1- bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg
near Wash. and Lee shop. Ctr. EN-
3-567s. days: EN-. 3-s2os, eyes
ARL.. Columbia Garden Ants. $500
mod. throughout. Lge. rms, through
ventilation. playground, lndry. facils.
Utils. incl. ALSO. FURN. BRAND
NEW FURN. ia. s-6267. -l7
efic apt. with Pullman
kit, entr. foyer, dressing I'm; and
Pentagon: ia. So 55. Is
apis. Walking distance Arlington
Hall J blk. Hecht's store; Good
transp.. lIssgandry, faeils. ofi-stree'
FL nts Sec SEQ nn Sr M Mr. PEI ha ns
premises. Apt. 3, SIS N. Thomas st.
IA. 2-2299: or, call Office. ia. g.
TWO WEEKS FREE RENT, to ap.
proved tenant LIST flr.. l-bedrm
apt, gardsn type Laundry stor; ),
a at Ms "a. snsai4, area SD i'''
ARL.. mr.. TENT. 1921 N. Troy-Lge
l-bedrm. apt; .sarden project;
incl, utils; ia. 1-a26S, IA. 2-560o
mr.. courthouse-Loyel,
p peed park sp. sisse 70 bn ns A R
FL. MYER- PENTAGON AREA, walk.
ing distance-Express bus to Wash
ington. blk. to bus and shop. ctr
lge. bedrm.. tile kit. and bath. lge
Iiv. rm.. and dinette. lge. closet;
yard. barbecue pit: avail. May L;
Aunt apt. house. No children, nc
pets Call IKE. S-2576. III
ARL. Overlooking Potomac. This To-
cation is hard to beat for bedrm.,
equipped kit. with screened porch;
I'd. Phone IA. 2-SI70. --16
ALEXANDRIA-1-bedrm apt; .cCnv.
Fort Belvoir and d. C. buses.
Janitor, bus. cple. Refs. so. S-7O1S.
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WOODWARD g. NORRIS
K,''..El|;,.Nl',,liW.l,l'O!I..,llO!,l.D,I,!. J.

I have the privilege OF Offering .
brand-new. CUSTOM-BUILT homes
in this most desirable environment.
with all the AMENITIES for grs-
rms, baths. huge liv, rm.. sep.
din, rm.. library or guest bedrm.
with full bath. all-elec. kit with
breakfast space, finished recr. nm,
maids rm. and bath. delightful
screened porch. Gear garage. and
600 To inspect, call MR.. De-
SIBOUR. OIL 4-0642: ewes, OIL.
6-5096. with INTERSTATE REAL
TY CO, INC. IL
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TOURIST COURT

First offering. one of the bestsmotels
on Ri. i. Best location near Wash
ington, D. {. Couple can operate
Live free and make better than
average liv:rK. cabins with Gar-
ages. Aunt apt. dwelling, Plenty
% dr rf isself io n vis Or isss ons
s nj 5.oo S5 Substantial eash, CAL Nj
Reamy. agent. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES. AP. f-1i74. IL
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADULT CPLE. desire Q or 3-bedrm,
g sa,,r r hcSse fenced yard eony
H nIisT p yic iV 70 rent with
option to buy. 10 4-7940. lis
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have ilne 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. 5-0s42. --lg
DETACHED HOUSE WANTED with !,
bedrms., large liy. rm,- and garage;
NV, section. AID. 2-5095. III
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A cAFRrTz pEvELopAdENT
AGER TERRACE
AGEE ID A, APP 0GLETHoRRpE 81
Az ROOMS, $81.00


Choice apis. School opposite. bus al
door. Close to shopping. Res. mgr
at 2o16 Oglethorpe ST.. TO Q p.tn
Mich. ave. to Aver I'd. turn left. OF
E-4 bus from Eastern ave.
Terms. HA- 2-7S11. Id
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CABINET AND
WOODWORKING SHOP

Ideal rural setting on 177-ft. water
front with 10 #. of water; Ann.
Arundel Co. orders waiting.
mans output for 1854, Sl2, 00t
gross. Can use . more men New
speedboat. 3 rowbqats. Furnished
winter 4-room BUNGALOW; extra lane
for garden or larger home.
package sale from transit to q
MARY +. BOARD. Broker, P. o
Box lis. Edsewater. Md. colonia
3-633l 15s
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

NICELY FURNISHED bedrms., 2
baths. detached brick home. in
May i METzLER REALTORS, EN-.
NO. xiRL.-completely furn. house.
. Sasss, freeze ssss I plane
Call ia 7-6645 after 6. lis
ROSkCREST-Very attractive 3-bed-
room rambler. beautifully furnished.
n nS0 sfSo GEO. W RoBERTs Isl
Realtor. 1885 Wis. ave-. OIL. 2-2l23
- Jefferson Manor
venient to #. Beivoir commuters
Near school and shopping. Ideal for
S-66s9. AL BAKER q SON. INC.
BETHESDA, sso5 Hemstead ave
house; S165 mo. Phone Mr.. Yount
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI, =
4s "a NEBRASKA AVE. N.w.-e rms.
and bath. attractiyely furn. Avail
e sf W. W. ss ST. " SF fh5' RfS RG
TRUST CO.. Real Estate Dept. MA.
ARL., of Columbia pike--Mod. 2-bed-
rm., semidet.: mr.. SCH: washer, dis
poSal: fenced yd.; Sl25. Ho. 2-4as1.
ALEx.-New 2-bedrm, brick; COW.
to everything: Bendix: S125 mo-:
avail. now. JU. 1871. -17
Alb Goth AVE-. Capitol Heights, Md.
= bedrms.. Ice. lily. rm., dinettee,
screened porch: completely furn.:
s115 mo. 10. s-6670 during day.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Nice 6-room
home. Lily. rm., din. rm.. equip. kit,
3 bedrms.. full bsmt., garage. Older
home in quiet sec. mr.. Wis. ave.
sltjO. PERRY HAY CO, JU. $1,000.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE--Attractive
small brick house: fireplace. patio.
= bedrooms, basement with lavatory:
GENTLEMEN's Estate Of 20 acres
80 min. from D. c.: stone house in
peri. cond.. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths, Ii
brarv: magnificent view: modern
able. Cali Mrs. Baliif. Wo. 6-T3si
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC -16
UNTILsDEC. IL bedrooms, fireplace,
fenced yard, TV. washer; $ll0. Po.
GEORGETOWN Attrac. 3-bedroom
house: iiv. rm.,- din. rm., small gar
den; June to Sept. WO, 6-SO2u,
GEORGETOWN - Charming, small
house. good neighborhood; short or
long rental period: $223.
& CO. NE. S-4l00; ewes. EN-.
u -
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ALL THE COMFORTS

ALL THE COMFORTS
Of q home in an apt. plus no util
to paw is what we are offering II
College Park. De luxe. 2-bedrm
apt. de luxe kit. with garbage dis.
posal. parquet floors. master Tt
antennae and many more de luxt
s Saa rs ann Incl fu re bs psy a 9r 0f o
children. Rental office open daily
l1-dark. 4306-B Guilford Or. Dir.
North on Baltimore blvd to Gull
ford dr.. at LIST traffic light in Col.
lege Park, left on Guilford DR.. Z
blks, and right to Rental Once. RE
1-o461 or UN. 4-3R4a. ...
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Mr.. SHERATON PARK

Located on woodley place Jus %
Conn. ave, 3 rooms, 2 bait 4
complete Kitchens. OIL heat III
siderable furniture included zeal
for home and income. Call Mr. Me-
Tntosh. Elk. 3-24sd: ewes. and SUM-
AID 3-6565.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BACHELOR, 1888. share large house
with 3 other young men. Centrally
located, District. Rent. $50. TV
dishwasher. EN-. 2-7409. Ia
TWO GIRLS to share. house with 2
and buses $50. WO. 6-S907. LII
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co-op. APIS. FOR SALE

I-BEDRo0M APT, overlooking Sig Ig
BARGAIS..!@3 bedrms. good Va.
loc;' price, $500; $50 per ne
apfi Ia1ss: no 200 a down. an W n b
paid for in 10 yrs. JE. 4-0967. /,
DUPONT CIR.-Beautiful apt. . bed
rooms. liy.. rm., din. rm.. bath. kit
Adults. Low upkeep: no. 2-4592.
NAYLOR GARDENS - Transferred
owners unusual l4-exposrrel lst-
pvt. bsmt,. locker room; beautifully
equity in tenant occupied apt, plus
various financial reserves. LU
A RIA AaPr, pwELIERs-own n3 You,
own 1st-fi.. 2-bedrm. apt. with good
closet and STORAGE space VIII re-
$3.100. Mo- pymts. all inclusive
1924; total cost Of apt. Sll .09d
Owner will take 2nd trust. children
1 and pets accepted. MRS. ARCHER
ia. 7-44S7. IA. 5000. III
EMBASSY SECTION
On Massachusetts ave. One
operative apartments in wash
ington.
Foyer. large living room
with WOODWORKING FIRE
PLACE. sunroom, dining room.
modern kitchen. 3 bedrooms. 3
baths, maids room and bath.
garage. Very reasonably priced.
Must be sold Immediately. For
information and appointment,
call Mrs. Kraft, DE. 2-0671,
or
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO., INC.
REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-360(
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COLORED-$89.50
6 RMS. -BSMT. GAS HEAT
Other houses and apis. avail. Cont
to office for keys.
LIST NATL. REALTY
9 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1864
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VALET-SHOE REPAIR
Owner quotes over $3.50 weekly. Busy
shopping area. Rent only S125 mo.
Hours, 8 to $50: closed Sun. Price
of $4,000 Is less than the value OF
equipment and stock. $1,000 down.
Exclusive.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

IT. HAGNER & CO., INC
.321 Conn. Ave. DE. 1850
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TAKoMA PK., Md. 121 Grant avt
sos s rms. 2 baths. older home
near bus and stores: large yard
oil heat. MR.. GATES. RIA. 81 Q
RIA. 3-Sl66 -1S
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CONTINUED on next passl
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uEyY CHAsE-BARNABY WOODS

HEvY CHASE-BARNABY WOODS
Well-designed center.hall brick Co.
lonial, tge. liv. .rm,., suest-sized
din, rm.. Ice. paneied den. 3 gsod.
sized bedrMs. = baths, game rin. III
bsmt.. built-in garage. large. wooded
lot. Each room, the exterior ano
the grounds are something very spe-
eial TOWN q SUBURBAN, EN-. g
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08

son City. Tenn. also Mrs. ] ]
Bishop ard children. Shiela and
Terry Bishop Of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ftiqua
Hendricks. Of Norfolk, Mrs " p
Haythe. Of Portsmouth. and Don
aid McRae o. Churehland visited
af and Mrs I.e8is Cfawley last
sunday Mrs Donald Mcgae r
turned 10 inef forne Ia Church
Land Sunday after d vislt VI 81.
eral s-ks flere gish the CTa8less.
Recent visitors Of Mrs. Emma
Trayior we're Mr. and afrs Sd
ward Simpson and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Price, OF RaInes. Mr.
and Mrs Lewis CraNieg OF cum :
berland, and their house guest
Mrs. Donald McRae. of Church
land
Mr.. and Mrs. r A Shealy and
sons. Tommie and Douglas of
North Chelmsford. Mass. arrived
last Saturday for a visit with
Judge and Mrs. r 0 Garrett Mr.
Shealy is attending to business ia
Washington D. C.. this week.
Mrs. Lille P Woodson and son.
b B WoodSon. OF Charlottesville.
spent the week end al The
CABIN here. and we're dinner
guests Sunday Of Miss Fannie T.
Foster and j T Foster. il
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Cumberland Rt. |

Mrs Ernest L.pscomb Who
works in Richmond spent the.
week end with her family here
Mr. and Mrs v B CIabo visited
relatives In Knoxville Tenn. the
past week Their daughter m
law, Mrs. Fred Clabo and son
Larry, returned with them for a
few days visit
MI and Mrs. C!on Ownby have
returned from a visit to MI
Ownby'5 parents az PIGEON FORGE,
Tenn
Mrs Nora Clabo IS spending
the next three weeks with
friends IN Richmond
Columbus OWuby. who has been
on the sick list, is improving
slowly
Rev s l.. Friend pastor Of
Hatcher Baptist Church. VIII I'm
dergo an operation at Baptist
hospital III Lynchbarq this month.
F. f James received message
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08
Temperance Speaker
Scheduled For
Gainesville Churches

Rev. Wayne w Womer. Of the
Virginia Churc h Temperance
Council. Richmond, will speak at
Fork Of Willis Baptist Church on
Wednesday. April 10 at 8 . N
and at Cartersvlile Baptist
Church Thursday. April IL at 8
,. m. on the alcohol problsm nc
cordina to an announcement this
week from Pastor J Kenneth
CLARK
Members Of other churches and
denominations have been invited
to hear Rev Womcf'a talks
While III the Cartersyiile area,
Rev Womer will address the stu
dent bodies Of both Cumberland
and powhatan High School
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08
tlllllea

MlSRt Warren NJ walker who
formerly was stationed at Lock
bourne A. F. B Columbus. ono.
Is visiting in his home. White
Hall, before gong TO Japan for
a two year tour
Mrs Benjamin walker Who
underwent an operation al the
Southside Hospital on Thursday,
March "a. Is reported 10 be get
ting on nicely
Among those at Centenary church
Sunday we're Burton Walker. Jr..
and children Natalie Ann and
Baker Martin, OF West Point w
7 Crowder, Mr. and Mrs Charles
r Crowder and children. Thorn
ton and Josephine. Of Route 3,
FArrnpille.
Sunday luncheon guests Of Mrs
Warren Walker and family were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowder
Thornton Crowder and Miss jose
phlue Crowder.
Mr.. ard Mrs Reuben Addlemann
visited friends recently at the
Southslde Hospital
"A good many from here attended
the Seior play, Our Hearts Were
Young ard Gay. at Cumberland
High School ON Friday night.
The Rev, and Mrs. r P. Look
were Sunday luncheon guests Of
MIR and Mrs. ] E. Meador and
family
w r Cro9der was a Sunday
guest Of his son and daughter
!n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Crowder
Mrs. Robert J. Oertel vas a
Thursday dinner guest IN The
Same home OF Miss Elaine wax
er
The Burton Walker. Jr.. family
OF West Point. we're week end
guests In the 3. p. Walker home
The Robert WIootetl family, 0.
Burkevill@ we're Sunday guests
II The same home.
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ssssE kgssS sssk-ssa x,4sm ytao,o~ o., 4
4 ~ aa@if sfss' A'uf s.iesrs af'o
Lllfee iae2fisN. t@o siaeie ofotf'efs
a..0 : aeS e'''se 'fR7'is's : 31os ~
A4's '''t''@''''a
sl j 10 George spent last
seek visiting relatives n Md
Hsl1iian snd Richmond
81 aid asf@ { ! "esiaaan OF
s5fsolk @ffe oseFfaasisi guests o.
Mis- Fannie I Foster ana j +
i.'1stff il % i'fl4fadaY of laEt
@eeE Mr.. 9 u Westmhn &c
e5ii'Aat45ed fhefa here FOR q visit
ta iief sister and brother
AF and Mrs .. NJ. Beasley
inotored 70 Jaffalt, Ia Saturday
loF week end Visit 9th Afr and
= Y vaughan
Y aEid Mrs + < Iofn5nSon
aala aoEt Casde Edward n Ken
n t4Sf' aleo ftle Misses Frances
o+tes aifa HlVa Brown. q Ken
tt@'i4a #eff among the WEEK end
- '''' ' II + =
.. -, 80.
Aiss Dora Glenn. accompanied
81 .14.,4 ......z,, II. d 80
sst13s<. - -, /, y'lt
-. - - : 80
ls,.. ,s, r. -,
t.s s..ra4. 3. ,,,. -
- III a.. -.
az. ''r -
$50 - ,N'l'.'so =
- = - ~ =, -. ''''U y.
~ 10y " "a
I'll
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08

Mrs sam T45ckner. of Wood
Lawn @as with her mother, Mrs.
Cable, al Richmond hospital. 81
Thursday, March "A. when the
latter underwent a major opera
Ton Mrs fociner has visited her
mother several times al the hos
pltal Al this 3riting Mrs Cable
seeras q good deal better
Ffeygis at Mrs lrther Honey
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08

Jackson Height. we're recent
guests Of Mrs. Lott!e Brown and
and the Conduit Mathews family.
az Hors du Monde
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-04-08

cutt are glad to learn that SHE Is
gradually Improving and Is able
% 20 each day for d drive. She
Is st the home OF her daughter
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Clearer Patent
Laws Favored

A Senate subcommittee con-
lsidering the patent problems Of
Inventors heard testimony today
on the nede for clearer legal
definitions Of what constitutes
ID patent and infringement.
During two days Of hearings
the subcommittee has been told
Iof q growing tendency In the
courts to declare patents invalid
when they become involved In
infringement litigation.
DR.. Allan DuMont president
of the DuMont Television Corp.
said q stricter definition Of what
lis q patent would help.
Bartholomew Diggins. former
head OF the Patent Section Of the
lAnti-trust Division in the De-
lpartment Of Justice, suggested
that Congress Ak more stand
ards Of infringement.
Senator OMahoney. Denmo-
Icrat Of Wyoming. said there has
been a marked decrease In recent
years in the number Of patents
held valid by the courts. He
recalled the testimony Of some
patent lawyers that they some
times advised clients to throw
their patents out the window
rather than incur the cost OF
litigation in which they have
only q $3.50 chance Of sustain
ing the patent.
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Help Comes in q Rush
To Cobbie Yoked by 3

stepped o Metropolitan police
man. He sized up the situation
Instantly. gave Mr.. Nuckles his
car to summon help and held the
young men ct bay.
Shortly Mr.. Nuckles returned
from the Navy Annex with q
squad Of Arlington and military
police
Booked for robbery ct Alex
Iandria jail were Corpl. John },
|Dwyer, 81, and Pvts. Jack A.
Uhler. 20, and Willard Greenwill,
20. Walter Reed officials said
the youths were patients who
were AWOL from the orthopedic
ward.
One mystery hasn't been
cleared up. In the excitement
the Metropolitan policeman who
was there at the right time did
not leave his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11

That old wheeze about . po-
liceman never being handy when
he is needed lost some Of its
meaning early today for Warren
B. Nuckles. 50. . cab driver, Of
629 Farragut street NV.
As he later described it, Mr..
Nuckles was feeling pretty help
less with three young passengers
yoking and robbing him at
Southgate and Arlington Ridge
roads before daylight.
He turned over $1.e0 and the
keys to his cab and was think
ing about how to make o grace
full exit when q cars lights
flashed down the road. Mr..
Nuckles jumped out. frantically
waved and got better results
than he expected.
The car stopped and oui
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-11
Fear IS a foe that
Can be conquered

Human courage is not always enough. But
fear unfailingly yields to spiritual understand
ing which tells us, BE not afraid"
How can gain this UNDERSTANDING The
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ADVERTISEMENT.
right!

You're right It's tough to get
a decent trade on your present
car or the right price on a new
car when you deal with the boys
who have such a big overhead.
If you've been disappointed by
the big prices. then head for
HALEY'S, the city's giant Dodge
Plymouth leadership oc-
cupying a whole city block at M
Street at First Sc, out of the
high rent district. We don't have
the overhead problems, we have
room to stock hundreds of cars,
and we're always eager for q
quick trade even If the profit Is
small. So, let HALEY'S quote
you a larger price on your pres
ent car and a lower price on the
car you buy. It'll pay you to
drive a mile or two our way. IT'S
HALEY'S, of course" Plenty Of
parkingl Phone Lincoln $4,000.
In business since 1928.
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lby Assistant Controller General
Frank H. Weitzel. who had been
connected with it since the out
set months ago.
As a member of the Atomic En-
Iergy Commission when the con-
tract was negotiated, Controller
General Joseph Campbell APP
proved 1t.
Anderson Stand Bolstered
Senator Anderson, Democrat
Iof New Mexico. chairman of the
Senate-Ho Atomic Commit.
tee, said in a Statement that
Acc now appeared to be NOV
ing toward the position he has
maintained all along.
The Senator. long a foe Of the
contract. has contended it never
was a binding obligation on the
Government, and that no can
collation. fee was due Dixon
Yates.
The Acc consistently has
maintained heretofore that the
contract became legally effective
some time last winter.
MIR. Wenzell has vigorously de-
MED any wrongdoing, and Mr.
Eisenhower has said he consid-
cred Mr.. Wenzell's activities to
have been proper.
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Dixon Votes Settlement
Deferred Pending Study

the Controller Generals Office
III conditions had been met that
would make the contract effec-
tive. and thereby obligate the
Government to pay cancellation
charges.
The GAO responded that the
contract was effective. but sug-
|gested that in light of the issues
raised in the Senate hearing.
steps be taken to protect the
interest of the Government be-
cause it might be determined
that the contract was void or
Iyoidable." as contrary to public
Interest.
Careful Consideration Urged
The whole picture should be
carefully considered" 1t was
emphasized.
When the Acc asked for clari-
Went i,,to ynors da,on no,ntiro
out that the senate TESTIMONY
indicated the possibility of Grim
inal action and also raised
again the public policy issue.
At the time the Wenzell mat.
| ter first was brought up. Dixon.
Yates foes insisted there had
been a violation at "confiict N
interest" statutes and Senator
|Kefauyer made a formal report