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HOUSES TO BUILD

SOFT. RANCHER. Ia baths; all
house; your lot. Va; S13, 300. COM
plete. Lots from Loo. CROSS
KIDS DEVELOPMENT CO.. JE. q
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FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur. BARLOW REALTY CO, Real
tors, 1881 q st. NV. ME. S-2495.
End TRUSTS-Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid. Md, Va, D. c.
Call day or night. 10. 4-6565. S31'
MONEY ON End TRUsTS-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va. reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
Ma. s-5S33
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
NJ. X STONE. OIL. 2-34l4
CASH IN ONE DAY
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Elk A-7Td4
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CT SPECIAL
1920 SOUTH p1NwIDD1E ST.
OPEN sim 1-5 PM

OFEN OUN., To I'M.
DIRECTIONS: Out Columbia piks
70 Frederick St, left on Frederick
70 George Mason drive. right on
George Mason to Dinwiddie, left on
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LOIS. ACREAGE WANTEp

LOTS WANTED IN ID. C.--Any num-
TON CONSTRUCTION CO. i0i4
X st. NV. ST. 3-6344.
WISH TO PURCHASE 900 acres or
more inexpensive land, suitable for
hunting in Va, w. Va. or Nd.
Preferably along river, bay. lake or
stream. Give location, price, de-
tails. Box 321-R, Star.
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1905 . ST; NV. - 1000 50. IT.
commercial ONCE space. End mr.:
newly lee; heat furn. Long term
lsase oayaiis Ewes. and week ends,
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FURNITURE

All new furniture. at a e-in-a-
lifetime buy. Everything on our
floor. 400 to 500 of. Bedrm.
suites, din. nm. suites. sofas, chairs.
. and 3 pc. sectionals. all with foam
rubber seats; HOLLYWOOD beds, box
springs and mattresses. One week
only. All sales cash and final.
You must accept immediate delivery.
Open every day. 8 am. to pm.
BROTHERS FURNITURE CO.
. Blocks. From Baileys Crossroads.
Va. on Seminary I'd
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ORIENTAL CURIOS Burmese
sword. collectors item; china vase,
brass plaque. silver jewelry box.
EN-. 2-S304.
OUTBOARD MOTOR. Wizard, CHIP.
twin, used less than 30 hrs: S75.
OF. 4-6584, 1898 S. 18th ST., ATl.
OXYGEN TANK. lge.; very Feas.
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(2l, Zenith 2l-in. table
model with stand, peri. cond., $50;
also Admiral Sway, 3-speed auto.
record player. radio, 14-in TV. peri.
cond beautiful mahog. cabinet;
special price. JU. 9-6l65.
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REFRIGERATORS
ELECTRIc-REcoNDITIoNED
$29.95 UP


ACE PLUMBING SUPPLY CO.
222g Georgia Ave. NV AID. 4-OO7s
REFER, l0-cu.-ft. 0E. SIS: gas
range, 36-in. caloric, $50: BO-In.
porcelain sink. WOOD kit. cabinets.
Best offer. EN- 3-6O33
REFER, Coldspot. Z Gu. IT.; good
cond will deliver; S35 RE, g.
! 1870
REGISTER, Hamilton Autographs.
! Ohaus scale. homgenizer, paint
Sprayer, StTapping INCH, htr.: all
new. Miscel EN- 3-SO47.
RESTAURANT, equipped. for sale.
complete at very reasonable price.
EN-. 2-15g0
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT-Dini
I rm, chairs approx 100. Coca
( Cola cooler (electricaD. 2 stoves
baking, other misc. equipment
Best cash offer. OIL. 2-Ss2O.
REST. EoUIP.-Tables and chairs,
smorRersbord table. Tyler refgr.,
grill and broiler comb. DU. 1-U3OO.
REVERE WARE WANTED - VIII
swap large assortment Of gooc
b miSs' articles nnSsy Tor sny surplus y9g
INGOMAR ST. NV
REVOLVER .3s Special. "A frame
Smith and WeSson. Blue. PERI
cond. 90 rounds OF ammunition
Z $50 VIII. b-51l1
RIFLE, Mossberg. 90 caliber, bolt
action, with sling; new condition
4 $50, on. 4-G5S1, 1898 s. 18th, hri
RIFLE. springfeld. 1905 spoTter.
gun N good shape: SO Call WA
/ 1-b7a3.
RING, beautiful 51s-carat. fawless.
aQuamaTinc, In white gold mount
ing, VIII sacrifice. Call oil. b-6255.
ROAsIER. WESTINGHOUSE. cleo
fryer, like new. Reas. Ju 9-iGi6
RUG--iDtsxD, Nv. rm.. green. Sl5s
mos. 10 5-s46y
RUG, hand hooked imported. all
Seol Ok gsss' Ike new. Reasonable
RUGS Bieeiow. wool twist. beige.
il'3"xl4'6", gxi4B''. pads; freshly
cleaned. SIG, or best offer. NO
RUG, Karastan. pxI2, practically
new sacrifice ~ 1.7jes
RUG, sxg H. brown nyion.rayon
tglsti Ike new cost SIS, sell t25.
UN. 4-Os3l
RUGs-cWHEsE. gxl2, s45t Of.
green. SAB end several smaller
Z Victorian. After $50 am. 1921
crittenden 81 nv. RIA J-hD93
RUGs-oriental Biiar s'9"EllD":
I BokhaIa. Killms and Afghan. NOV
ina LII 4-s525.
RUG, sarouk iOri5. like-nsVi $3.50.
Z WO 5-4067.
RIGS. aood eonditlous ofheY house .
hold items. HomAft fan vacuum
I cleaner new ehalrs III 2-442s
RUGS gxi2 Oriental design RUGS,
Z Drand-neN never used. value fl5,
eacriace for $50 ORIENTAL RUG
MART 1906 q ~. nv
RUGs-2OO rush mat squares u
[ inch brand.neE Cost SOC Garfi-
nee. Bic each. 20 2-6f25
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FURN.-New sofa bed suite. S85:
reter., sec sofa, washer. liv. rm.
suite. range, sink. CO. 5-167S.
FURN. - Complete. for enc. apt;
S430 cash. ia. 5-7243. ewes. and
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ADMINISTRATORS, ga #. by 70
ms. So, Sl0i also box trunk, 35x
II ms. $40. After 9.30 a m. 1871
Crittenden st, NV, RIA. 3-S6g6.
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FURNISHINGS

Modern 2-piece liv. rm. suite,
SIS; coffee tables. So; easy chairs.
$3.50 up; end tables, So so; lamps,
pictures, mirrors. rugs. 81: bookcase.
dreSsers, So; chests. SIS up; oreak-
fast set, SIS: odd tables and chairs,
81: many other bargains; see our
ad. under antiques Open daily. 81
pm. Sat. Sun l1-7 pm. BELL
KINDS. 18th and G st. Sc. Ii.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

STOVE, ELEC.. SIS Frigidaire I'M
perial. double oven, like new. JE.
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SINKS

SKILSAW, 10-in., Model IO7, pro-
duction type with metal case; will
trade for model II, 7A-in. OF
Model $50. Stain. skilsaw. Call
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FUR SCARF, 3 Jumbo minks. perfect
condition; reasonable. HE 4-3106
FURNACE, floor, with tank. $50.
Call 10, 7-l25S.
FURNACE, gas fred, excellent cond.,
capacity 10000 BTU. Manufac-
tured by Columbia Heating. 10. o.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIFY ALL! PURCHASE Hs,s.5

U. S. GovT. AGENCY
100 SIP. hat-top oak and mahog.
any desks, $50; reconditioned cost
100 walnut metal wArdrobes. heavy.
duty steel. $40.
800 wood LEGAL and letter 4-drswei
hles, SO.
100 legal letter full suspension
file cabinets. S24 .95.
Art metal Shaw Walker. OF ano
other standard brands student desks
3bx36, Si250.
and steel; safes, bookcases.
Unlimited stock to choose from
Savings UP to 1876.
Free Parking and Delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

SEWING MACH, cleo, $40: West
inghouse roast. with broiler, auto.
timer. cab, $40; brass l0-pc. fireset
S45; uphol. chair, S25; lamps, SIC
ca; gossip bench, SIS. TIE. 6-5043
SEWING MACHINE. White. treadle,
round bobbin. Sl2 RIA. 6-5364.
SEWING MACHINE. Kenmore desk
model; maple; like new; reaS. offer
accepted. RIA. 3-3SBg,
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PIANOS-ORGANS


New Minshall, also Thomas cleo
tronic organs, $500 up. Used upright
pianos. S95 up, Famous makes new
s ssnd SOS ' Sp 6s.d s sGenpss nc
kohisr and csmpbsii. HaT niglsRS
spinets and consoles In this special
discount sale. Terms low as SOS On !.
3 yrs. 10 paw, Open Mon. Thurs
and Fri. TIL q; other days TIL q
SILVER SPRING PIANO CO. s51
pershing DIR. 10. 9-633s.
PIPE, galv., black. copper. cast iron
cut thread fixtures BLOCKS, INC
1916 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
PLAYER PIANO. excellent condition,
with player rolls. SlS5, delivered
free RE. 7-4434. 7l3 Ord 81 NV.
POCKET and billiard tables. sup
plies, poker tables and games, tens
mis- tables and accessories CONN
BILLIARD a BOWLING SUPPLY
CO., $40 9th ST. NV. Di. 7-471i
POWER PAPER CUTTER. 32-in.
OsweRo; complete with FOOD motor
coi:, 1906 10Th st. NV. MA. s.
PRESS, plastic Eliminating. 6',xs'
AA@fA ~ ANN ANLkNN NAA
be used in kitchen: $3.50. ~
$4,000
PRINTING PRESSES. 6xiO. hand OF
power operated: embossograph, type
all accessories, incl cases AND
cabinet, $50. KE. s-416i.
PRINTING PRESS, Davidson cfset.
must sell need cash very feas.
Cal Mon. am. RE-. 1881
PROTECTOR. gkan. gOO-watt hloWeY
Excellent condition. Sacrifice JE
3-g3g3
PUMPs--Deep and shallow vel eel.
lar pumps lowest pfice BLOCK 3
i74o Lac hwy, IA s-s700
PUNCH PRESS, BLISS 81, can b,
seen Monday Oct d 1866 DanRer
held "a Alex Va XII s-40SO
RADIATORs. hot water and steam,
hll sizes guaranteed NATIONAL
JUNK CO.. 2O5s sth a. nv
RADIATORS, hot water. modern
Guar Del BLOCKS. t7fS Lee
hNy. near Key Bride IA $500.
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FURNITgRE. I'M

Special Today and MONDAY!
Plenty OF parking today Better
grade Of furniture 20 furnish your
home at big reductions. Hundreds
OF items, many styles to choose
from. Chest of drawers, bookcases,
corner eupboards, -inette sets, bar
stools. toy chests, light tables. win
dow cornices and many other items.
If you don't find what sou want we
will make what you need!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

RUGS. herman oriental, 9x13. small
Chinese rugs, 4Izx6 burgundy
broadloom Mahog. corner cabinet,
clothes hamper. gossip bench. Vic
torian needlepoint chair, lamps.
KE. 7-1025
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HI-FI, Webster chgr.. Bogen ampi.,
Jensen 49, coax. spkr. Western
Elec. s" Spkr. in cab. . FIN tuners.
All very reas. OIL. 1891.
HI-FI-2O-w. knight Amp. -Univer-
Sity speaker. Jensen enclosure;
reasonable OIL, 4-7R2o
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FURNACES, GAS

sized. S75 to 500 del. incl Large
selection Of used radiators. Also new
gas furnaces. BLOCKS, 1746 Lee
hwy. mr.. Key Bridge, ia. S-S700;
46lS Baltimore ave, WA. 7-550l.
FURNISHINGS - Freezer; washing
mach; canvas awnings, Tyr -old
maternity wardrobe. size IL: boy S
suit, size II; bathite. VIII. 6-S73S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

SHEET METAL TOOLS. complete
shop; brake, shears, lock former,
bar folder, spot welder, Sitter, roll
Ter. easy edger, crimper ana
benches. Will sell or rent to re-
sponsible party. Now located at
monston I'd, Hyattsville. Nd. Call
APP 1-b22k or III 1-1h4R
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SAXOPHONE, tenor, Holton: costs
over $500; like new; $3.50 ia.
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TrRNfTTRr UNClAINyD-p,y,1o

I IhNIIIHL UNCLAIMED-DaYeno
sofa $50 RoiiaVay bed So p5.
chest SO. sofa and chair. $50.
hedrm set. $50. dinette set. SIS.
Gee chair $50 dresser SO vent
chair si0s russ. SIS. bookcase So
Sea- SEA 'H AasiiggSooe Ss sy sBA
studic couch. sos. We also feun-
holster sofas and chairs. $40 incl
labor and mat Custom made sip
covers sofa and chairs, So CAB.
net arfk trhpffift EalI iermt
HOFFMAN, UPHOtsTERERs eftf
18th %. ~. co. b-biie. H.
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SEWING MACHINES Union spe-
cial heavy duty. style 4-53lO0 B G.,
incl. accessories. Practically new
Can be seen Monday, Oct. s, at 1876
Dangerfield I'd, Alex, Va. XII. s.
1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

TABLE. Duncan Phyfe. drop leaf,
expandable and pad. 4 chairs: Gov
ernor Winthrop mahogany secre-
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TIRE SALE

Full retreads; guar: wear like new!
6.o0xl6, 6.7Oxl5, Sob: 7.l0xl5,
Z ,60x15, S7,75. Rec exch, Add SO
for snow treads ALL SERVICE TIRE
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hLE FLUMBINO SUPPLY CO.
2229 GEORGIA Ave, NV. AID. 4-007s
REFGR, lO-cu.-ft. 0E. SIS: gai
range. 36-in. caloric. $50. B0-In
porcelain sink. WOOD kit cabinets
Best offer. EN-. 3-6O33.
REFER. Coldspot. Z Gu. IT.; good
cond will deliver: S35. RE 3.
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STOvE-Home Comfort. wood-coai
range, good cond, S45. New water
front. SIS; thirty-gal. tank, SIS.
Herndnn AA2.W
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FURN.-2 fireside chairs, French
tier table. solid brass fireplace set.
round coffee table. TU. 2-2257
FURN.-3- piece liv. rm.. rug, cleo.
rooster. radio comb. childs desk,
trains, misc. TU. 2-6052, Sat. Gun
and ewes.
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FURNITURE = Ieaying. eiye-awal

prices. S-pc bedrm. suite SOS:
Roll-sway bed, SIS; studio couch,
IS: baby crib and matt, SO:
Zenith radio-phono. $40: many.
many others, AP. 1891, Sat. be-
fore Il, after 10 pm; all day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinets, consoles. grands and up
rights at moderate rates from So
monthly upl. Hauling extra. JOR-
DAMS, THREE STORES: Corner
18th and G SITS. NV. (phone ST. g.
$4,000; $3.50 Lee highway. Arling-
ton lphone KE. S-5060l: 1882
Georgia ave, Silver Spring (phone
JU. 5-l105). Suburban stores open
evenings, Park in front.
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CLEANERS. Industrial, hwy
DUTY, $50 HARRY ABRAMS, l24
L 81 ne
NIOLfNs, complete ohtnts >. size
and foil size From sIgDb 10.
Rentals available LEVfHS Dis
COUNT SALES, 1903 II A. ne.
II G-3giB
VIOLIN, Duerer make, standard size.
Also l. e Smith Typewriter no
2-jBgd
VIOLIN, Y size, ebony trim. bow
and case Good tone and condition.
so OIL 2.Wls5. after Sunday
VIOLIN, French COPY Guarneriut:
suNu HA g.sg.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

TURN, - Mahogany High-boy, $50
KE. S-6353.
French and Italian
some antiques. Provin. French din
table, antique chairs. fixtures
dishes, crystal stove. etc. Sacri,
nee, leaving town. Apt. 929. DOR
CHESTER, 24S0 10th st. NV.
from 10 tn 4
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AarE hECOhDEkS-Movi around
/ the corner 1776 Columbia I'd. n,WJ
Our new policy: Cost plus go pro-
I ft-terms: cash and carry; 30
/ models TO choose from franchise
machines excluded. LARGEST variety
I OF tape and accessories anywhere.
Z Come in for our new catalog. COM
4 MISSION ELECTRONICS, 25O3
4 Champlain Sd. NV. NO. 7-43oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07
RUGS and CARPETING

SAX, Conn, tenor. Excel. playing
cond;, needs lacquer, Sl56 JU.
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REGISTER, Hamilton Autographs,
Ohaus scale. homgenizer. paint
sprayer, stIapping INCH, htr.: all
RESTAURANT, equipped. for sale:
complete at very reasonable price.
EN- 2-15g0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-07

TAfE RECORDERS, 4 used ma
chimes; your, choice, $50 each.
as Viking. Crown and Revere tame
decks. Wilcox Gay and Grundig
recorder factory service station We
also service all other make
recorders, Today to 5. Ma
TIONAL, S04 F st. NV RE.
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FUR COAT. silver fox, "a length.
size l2-14; cost $1,000. like new:
will sacrifice at S175. Call XII.
2-Rf1S
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SAXOPHONE. TENOR Buescher
good cond.; 500. KE. 7-o40S
SAX0PHoNE AND CASE. Boescher.
2-3445.
SCREEN, 3 panels; eft. Kashmir,
Bokhara rugs, 5x7i2. 4x617. KE.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
Duckpin Killer Doomed
By Juryin Third Trial

detective and his associates. DR..
Christopher J. Murphy, deputy
coroner, also testified that Wat
son had told him that the de-
tectives had treated him well.
Tells Of Statement
DR.. Murphy also testified that
Watson made an oral statement
TO him as TO certain phases Of
the killing. A former classifica-
tion officer at the District jail
also testified that Watson had
confessed the crime TO him.
Watson was prosecuted by As
sistant United States Attorney
Frederick @. Smithson. Defense
attorney was Albert J. Ahern, jr.
announced he will quickly appeal
the conviction.
A first trial OF Watson re-
suited IN a hung jury. Watson
was convicted at his second trial
but the conviction was set aside
by the United States Court OF
Appeals which held that an un-
length OF time had
elapsed between the time u his
arrest and his arraignment. The
appellate court ruled that a writ
ten confession was illegally OBJ
tanned and should not have been
admitted as trial evidence.
Watson is currently serving a
prison term Of from 10 10 40
years for breaking into an apart
ment and raping an airline
hostess.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
|CIogett Opposes
Wider Boundaries
For Planning Body

Extension Of Maryland
National Park and Planning
Commission boundaries to in
clude all of Prince Georges
County would be unwise at this
time. in the opinion of County
Commissioner Lahsdale G.
Clagett.
Mr.. Clagett last night told
Inter- Community Council OF
Southern Maryland that the
rural two-thirds of the county
now outside commission juris-
diction has no need for plan
ming control. Mr.. Clagett was in
the minority when the county
commissioners recently voted s.
2 for extension.
He added that he is not
opposed to planning Jurisdiction
in the rapidly growing Oxon Hill
section where sanitary facilities
aAG VI Will oOOu DG AuAlCbAOhlAllk
and residents have expressed a
desire for such control.
Mr.. Clagett said he favors
some type Of rural area con-
troll that would bar undesirable
enterprises such as Junk yards. >
but this control should in mis-
opinion be administered by
elected officials directly respon-
sible TO the viii Of the voters
The planning commission or
the whole functions efficiently
Mr.. Clagett said. but Is prone to
overrule its stan experts. He
cited recent commercial zonine
/ Of two big tracts in the District
Heights area in which planning
stafiers recommended denial but
were overruled by agency men,
bers.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
Wide Window in Georgetown Home
Ruled Offensive by City Officials

George Breed will receive an
order from the District govern
ment in a few days telling him
to get rid of the extra-wide
window in his Georgetown home
because it offends the esthetic
taste Of the Fine Arts Commits
sion.
If he fails to obey, or to fight
it out in court, he faces pen
alties ranging up to $500 . day
and 10 days in Jail.
The trouble began last Febru-
airy. when Mr.. and Mrs. Breed
bought two houses at 1923 and
1925 Thirty-fifth street NV.
One, Mr.. Breed said, was q year.
old residence. while the other
was a wing Of the old Alexander
Graham Bell house"
The Breeds remodeled the two
houses into one establishment.
Mr. Breed said. A month ago,
he added, they finally moved in.
Their plans for remodeling
were approved May / by the Old
Georgetown Committee Of the
Commission Of Fine Arts. These
plans included Q single. 12-pane
window.
AS the bricklayers reached the
window area, Mr.. Breed said,
1T struck my wife and me that
the downstairs hall would be
finer and brighter with q double
window. We told the bricklay-
ers to 60 ahead and put it in"
The Breeds tried then to re-
wise their building plan but the
Old Georgetown Com mittee
turned them down and the Dis
trict Department Of Licenses and
Inspections concurred.
Mr.. Breed. who estimates It
win cost about t7Oo 70 rebuild
the window, asked the Commits
sioners for q hearing.
Yesterday. the city heads is
sued orders:
That the double window,
which was disapproved BY the
Fine Arts Commission. be re-
moved and replaced BY the ap-
proved single window"
Evening star., 1956-12-12

quan. warn their keepers not to
disturb their tool kits because
they intend to return promptly
for another stretch on a drunk
conviction.
Their performances in Num-
pal Court are as trite as the
returns to the cellblocks. The
gavel lifts and falls, the Judge
rattles of the sentences and the
revolving door keeps spinning.
For years Deputy Police Chief
Howard v. Covell has been cam
paigning to rewrite the drunk
law.
He cites its failure to stop
drunkenness. 1t imposes a load
on jurists and all the other court
workers who process the papers.
It wastes the time Of policemen,
who are in court when they could
be on the beat. 1t fills the work.
house with men living on tax
dollars.
Hard on LabOrers
Deputy Chief Covell said the
existing law strikes particularly
hard at a certain class Of labor
ers. They assemble mornings at
points were contractors come to
pick up a work crew for q days
work. If the laborer is in court.
he cannot attend the shape up, -
so he misses q days work.
The deputy chief says a large
percentage Of repeater drunks
would be out working for them
selves if they weren't caught in
the revolving door.
He proposes that police be
authorized to bring drunks into
the cellblocks and leave them
there until they are sober. But
he would remove the require
ment that all drunks be booked
on q miSdemeanor charge. A
sobered-up drunk could be
turned loose without posting col
lateral or going to court. He
could 60 to work instead of the
workhouse.
Offlcers at the precinct level
would be empowered to turn q
drunk loose or take him to court.
Cases needing disqualification
would be taken to court, via the
usual route of booking the drunk
on some charge.
Lighter Views Elsewhere
But ordinary drunks could be
turned loose the next day. That
would detour them around the
courts. reduce the docket load,
free the arresting officers from
testifying and cut down on the
jail and workhouse population.
Evening star., 1956-12-12
New Teacher
Training School
Slated in Year
La SuIIe to Replace
TruesdeII Under
Laboratory Plan
By LANES q. DEANE

A new and larger teacher
training school is slated to be
established next year in place
of the Districts present Trues-
dell Laboratory School, Eighth
and Ingraham streets NV.
School Supt. Hobart M. Cor
ming plans to ask Board OF
Education approval next week
for replacing Truesdell with the
La Sale Elementary School
Riggs road and Madison street
NE, now under construction.
Truesdell will continue to serve
as a neighborhood elementary
school, but its present faculty
will be switched to the new
building.
Larger Faculty Seen
Mrs. Roberta H. Barnes
TrueSdall principal, said the
move will enable enlarging the
training faculty by at least 10
instructors. La Sale, a 31-room
building. will be the city's larg-
est grade school.
The move also will enable con-
solidation of practice teaching
now going on in a number Of
ordinary elementary schools be-
cause of inadequate space al
ITruesdell, Mrs. Barnes said.
The school system will con.
Itinue to operate a second labora-
tory school, Monroe, on Colum.
bia road near Georgia avenue
INV.
Part Of Teachers College
Both laboratory schools are
part Of the District of Columbis
Teachers College. Two student
teachers work with an instructor
i'm each of the schools class
rooms.
Truesdell has only 670 pupils
La Sale will have room for more
than 1000.
Mrs. Barnes said that besides
the need for larger building
the move will improve conditions
for children in the TruesdelI
area.
Rapid Turnover in Area
The area has rapid turnover
among residents, and pupils
who haven't been in the school
a long time are handicapped
by having frequent changes o.
teachers. she explained. Six diff
ferent student teachers are as
signed to each classroom during
the course of a year.
Student teachers now alter.
nate between Truesdell anc
Monroe, and will continue
alternating between building.
after the shift.
La Sale is scheduled for open.
ing next September, Some parts
of the building won't be ready
until later, however.