davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NASH ,55

Statesman country club hsrdtop
coupe; sparkling two-tone finish,
Tsmpico red body, oyster white top
radio, heater. Wv. tires, Hollywood
rear wheel, clear-plaStic seat covers,
hydramatic transmission, etc: l2.-
900 actual miles by one owner A
real showpiece. priced 20 you may
buy at &I,fg5.
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DE SOTO 1855

Sportsman hsrdtop: red and white
finish; full power equipment. This
car is like new in every way. Low
down payt Sl.995. BILL ADAMS.
INC. u block of Benning rd.l, 3909
MINI. ave ne. LII. 2-9aOO.
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MANN OLDSMOBILE

s0G0 18TH ST.. Sll. Sol Ju o-6tS6
BUCKS So Specials. Centuries
and Supers' very goou selection, >
ana door models; from 81 d95,
terms and trade. bank financing.
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/ teACREs. g00-f, frontage. SOO y
ceep 90 tard-yuFfacec "a 2n min
~ q r. protective covenants
eTORCH Sp AsA6UO
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS, S5.OOO-s5O, 600
Group your debts lower YOU
payments. Romance your property
and improvements. Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate.
Maryland. Call MR.. ROBERTS. Bal
tlmore Maryland, day. nights. suns.
and holidays al Saratoga 5-4n97.
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MACARTHUR BLVD, nr. Potomac
Bsagt l9t, / acres; path OF de-
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont.

CADILLAC SO go" Special 4-door
sedan; olack. power steering,
power brakes, cleo. windows, T.,
h., 1900 mi: like new; one owner
S4,b5O. CO 5-4l00 daily 9-5,
sat and SUM-. NO. 7-6666
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MACHINERY ond EQUIPMENT
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

OLD CARS. TRUCKS, machinery and
farm equipment for Junk. Call
Cypress 1-S7B3
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DODGE 81 coronet sedan; looks and
runs excellent: S425: terms. SO
nice. pass any inspection Call
me TO-DAY, pick up car tomorrow.
Mr.. ROPER, LA. 6-2700.
DODGE 50 club coupe; r. and h..
fluiddrlve very clean. original
throughout, S365, low as So dn..
81 per mo. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave. NV. FE. 3-4042.
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Wv. t4Itas uut uhutIs low NIL as
little as Sl9S dn., pymts. as low
as S54 per mo.
BUCK MOTORS
252l Bladensbure Rd., LA. 6-sO41
DE SOTO 81 VS. hardtop; power
steering, toraue drive, radio, heater.
Wv. tires, 2-toue finish; very
clean; low mileage; one owner; SS45.
Wheeler, ChrySler-Plymouth
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 WISCONSIN NV. EN-. 2-I020
DE SOTO 1855 VS. hardtop So, 900
De Soto 90 VS. 4-dr. $500
De Sotc 81 VS. 4-dr. 1900 S., 900
FORD SO Custom VS. FOrdor $500
De Soto 1853 VS. 4-dr. ----Si,o 900
Plymouth 80 4-dr. $3.50
De Soto "a VS. 4-dr. 49, SI.40O
Plymouth 81 4-dr. 50, 200
FALLS CHURCH, De soto-Plymouth
Lee Highway at HillWood Ave.
IL 1-03Ou
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FAIRFAX NASH


Only 10 Minutes Prom Pentagoni
JE 3-3O0O-Service Dep open 5
to > 10 on Sat Sales daily III .
OLDsMOBILE '53 super "ss" 4-dr
hvdramatic. window washer, power
steering, power brakes radio rear
speaker. heater, ; rev Wv tube
less tires. ~ 1875 or 500 and paw
ments EN- 3-6325 ~ plattsburg
Ct. nv. Mclean Gardens.
OLpsMoBTLE 1856 "9s d luxe
Stsrfire convertible coupe beautiful
rtd and gray s-tone finish eaqip-
brakes rsl, Vindows s SSt outstsndins
value - $500 ccc guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1eg2 oend 3, wv ST $4,000
oLDsMOBILE as with new trans
and rear emo wv tires must b
sold VA s-s3sO or OF f-tr.ag
OLDsMoBrLE 1853 starfre con-
yeltible soft blue and white hnisn
fully equipped, Including electric
~ JWa An Immaculate car a.
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.
FGiriinEton snopping Center
Alex Va OV 3.O310
OIDsMOBrLE 1855 ps de luxe
sedan 2-tone blue fully equipped
power steering power 0faEes PEE
his BEAUTY today for only - 100.
CCC guarantee
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
ices a9nd s. wv ST 3-2G00
OLDs 50 "ps stafhfe tony coupe
ooks Ike neW with i0E mileage,
finished In white ana blue Win
Nhite TOP and matching blue am
vnite leather interior; has ful pow.
~, electric winddW ifts sway Flef
seat. ard 4 and hydra ard MANI
other extras f3epf
Alder Olds, Inc.
1890 i4th o. NV. DO fse444
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IAFNN IFEl 2 7 IdI0
ARCADE PONTIAC

1857 Irving 81 NV AD 4-Nt00
Also 1890 i4tn 81 NV RA. $3.50
FORD 1885 customline Fordor Ford.
omafic heater. low mileage former
Embassy car. ~ sos KIRK NO
TOR co 5333 WIS. ave NV Ell
NWWHH
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FORD 1885 Fairlane convertible
-" and h., Fordomatie, Nv
tires this car "a Ike new St,Ta5
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1898 Wis ave
nv IN 3-fS74
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THACKER MOTORS

CADILLAC "a De Ville-type coupe;
every extra, power steering, brakes
windows Away seat; Ike new
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McKEE PONTTAC
PONTIAC sc

PONTIAC MEANS MCKEE"
NEW USED-CAR LOCATION
I lth and L SIS Y " ST Ri O,
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1880 l4th st. NV. DU. 7-6444
OLDS '55 Super "ss" 4-door Holt
day; hydramatic, radio. heater,
power steering, power brakes. spe-
cial interior. 2-tone finish; like
new throughout: 1926. safety
tested for your protection; 30-day
written warranty. PAUL BROS.
(OLDS), Wis. and Ellicott st. NV.
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bIItpERs. AfTENIIoNl I'm. q.

s,rs Soos,s 'ef T,'S ssSer a1s
water. IN Greenwood Forest-Sea-
brook Acres shopping ctr. schools
churches ard tramp will sunnfdi+
nate y LEO sTORCH Developer
Sr 1-450u
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TAKOMA FORD

sd15 Pinfy Br Rd SIS JU s.IOO0
OPEN THANKSGIVING
cHRYsLER 80 Imperial a.door
BLACK and H. nydra SEE and efigs
tnk beauty TO-DAY Only si.e7h
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$50 lee HsYa Afiingtou. Va
"a &-s008 Cpen III 3 80
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY

End commercial. railroad
sidingS. VIII sell or build 10
suit tenant Call MI Blu
menthal
JAMES [. DIXON q CO.
ST. $1,000
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kenyon-Peck CheYroLet

CHRfsLER 1852 windsor Hieh-
lander 1-dr. original black nnuh.
9ud b automatic tranrmit5iun
-s95 KIRK MOTOR 20 1858
Ni ave nv ~ 1-45I3
CHEYsiER o. windsor Grub coupe
OTIS mi o. '0N A. - doEn iuii
uYlce 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-21

Desirable sports model with wind
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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50 cow. accept trade;
~ $50; pvt. No reas. offer refused.
NO n-464S
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

5000 WILSON BLVD. IA. 7-S4Ol
OLDS '53 "9S" conv.; attrac. ligh
Dlue finish, harmonizing leather int.
fully equip, incl. power steering ant
brakes. Today's outstanding value q
S1.395.
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MANN OLDSMOBILE
MANN OLDSMORII.E

sono l8th 81 81 sps JU. 5-8i 50
CHRYSLER 81 New Yorker 4-df-.
and b very, very clean private
owner; sG25 for uuick sale. JE. 4
COOS
CHRYsLER SO Neu Yorker 4-6r e.
tone green, 2 and h.. exceptionally
llean low MI one nanrr. slah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-21

RI. Meaoe, shopping ctr, schools
and transp.: reasonable: terms. M
LEO sfORCH. SIP. $4,000.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LINCoLN-MERCURY DEALER
3Tl5 Blsdensburg Rd AP. 7-2a29
NASH 1855 Rambler 4-dr. sedan.
blue hnisn; has radio. heater COW
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TRIANGLE FORD

'63 Cranbrook sedan;
r. and h., turn signals: 2-tone green
fintsh' matching int: tip-top cond
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HOLLEY REALTY

hS'' zee ivy hf. h-odoH
COLORED-SlOO DOWN. 500 mo
buys Tor SD 800. 10 acres, ~ big
rooms. basement furnace heat.
porchss. Ind 4. tunfinished). also
broom tenant house. hard rds
~ nj south ID G TIE. 6-4ISl.
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

~ BEAUTIFUL 2-acrs tracts. some
wooded paved streets nice knobs.
north Of Wheaton, Nd - 500 W
Select yourself a building site or
for Investment call JOHN BUR-
rCFT EV 4-3S4N
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CADILLAC ~ De Ville; power steer
ing, electric windows. hydra. r.
and h.; 2-tone green. like new;
~, tgg, HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-21

OLDs 1949 ccnv, VS.: 500 or best
offer: r. and h. and hydra, cleo
winds. JU. A-5152 after pm.
! OLDS '53 Holiday 4-dr.: r. and h.
1 hydra: one owner, like new through.
] NIT. Nac 81 IAh. terms trade
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OHIO Williams Buick

r. !. Ave. Al -Utn s. Ne.
BUCKS = STANLEY II. HORNER
INC Midtown Buick Dealer, iii
l4th. Convenient to all hotels, Of
nee blugs, real estate and Imam
ciai districts. District 9-3993
BUICKS-'53 Specials and Supers.
4 doors; from 5 AZ, terms. trade;
BANK financlnA
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DE SOTO ,54 81 1Q5
BUCK MOTORS

Flredome VS. club coupe; orig. baby
blue finish; r. and h.. auto. trans.
Wv, tires; one owner; low mi: as
little as Sl95 dn., pymts. as low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-21

. Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Ell, 1855
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Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet

oIfW LIt I1W3v ATIINkIJN va.
"a. 2-900o open Ill $3.50
BUICK 55 Special de luxe Riviera
naratopi dyna., r. and h., seat COW
ers, Wv. tires, very clean, one
owner car; orig. 2-tone greeni
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Otho Williams Buick
X. l. Ave. al Iotn ST. NE
BUICkS--'55 Special Riviera hard
TOP 4-door, green, white TOP, dyAa.,
?. and n S-,o9s' 80 Special RivI-
era .-o0Or haratop uiue, white
TOP, oyna., r. and h.. S2,O99, So
opeciai Riviera harutop. gray. black
TOP. power steering, uyna., 7. and
h., S2,h4D. HORNEP'S COR, Buick
Dsaltr. Fla. ave. ne. al 9th, IL
6-B464
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OLDS '52 Super "sS" 4-dr.: strik-
ing 2-tone chariot red, white top
fully equip, incl. super hydra. r
and h.; l-owner car which reflects
the finest OF care. Today's outstand-
ing value at $3.50.
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Beautiful 2-tone finish princess blue
and Arctic white. black orion top;
r and h.. stratoflite nydramatic.
power steering, brakes. seats; cHal
eXhaustS, Wv. tires, etc; sells new
approx. S4,fO0; one owner; top
down value. Save money here;
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10Th and r. !. Ave. NE, LA. B-6530
CADILLAC 1856 "62" sedan; black
finish with beautiful blue interior.
This is en- outstanding car; natural
ly Ike new
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inlO r I AVE- NJ d. e-sJ0e
HUDSON 81 Wasp sedan HYDRA
matte. radio. heater original p
tone paint. new tires this Ike
new car mat BE- s1lf - q real
barFat1s no cash needed - loW
~ SIS payments 70 fslahls psr-
SOP car 10 f.ff4s rPOWN
MOTORS .oni Nicholg ave sc
tnr. Good Hoe RAJ.
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FORD 1855 Customline go Fordor
and b hydramatic. clear plastic
covers exceptionally low mileage
! owner. ~ sos. KIRK MOTOR
co 53l3 Wis ave nv, IN
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OLMSTEAD (OLDS)

2UUU WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-S4UU
OLDS "a Super "sS" 4-door; fully
equipped with hydramatic; special
2-tone finish. immaculate condi-
ton throughout: only S1.695:
safety tested for your protection:
30-day written guar. PAUL BROS,
tOLDSl, Wis. and Ellicott 81. NV,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsMOBILE $50 Holiday $50: q
tone green; $500 and take over
payts. or best offer. BR. S-9342.
OLDS $50 "sS" 4-door sedan; driven
only 1900 miles: finished in bronze
and beige with matching interior;
power steering and brakes, r. and
h., hydra, many other extras; I'M
usually clean. 50 ROE
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doing fine in Hollywood. He
has three shows coming UP soon
"a script for Lew Ayres on
Screen Directors Playhouse, Feb
ruary 80, a Warner Brothers Pre-
sents feature March 13) and q
Life Of Riley" episode March
16). He also teaches at
UCLA.
= 4 y
C0mmuter Of the month: Hal
March. He's flying from New
York to Las Vegas between
shows to see Candy Toxton, who
is acquiring a Nevada divorce
from singer Mel Torme. !. Hal
and Candy plan to marry Feb
ruary II.
= + \
COca'S Comeback: If you
caught the United States Steel
Hour Wednesday night (WTOP-
o., the announcements regard
ing future productions on that
series included the note that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03
a Las Vegas pretty is the main

Ia Las Vegas pretty is the main
treason.
Also heading overseas in the
late spring is Jack Benny.
He hopes to do a live" show
in London as well as others on
film for subsequent showing
here.
Coming UP on Medic Monday
"a timely half-hour case his
tory Of victim of MS multiple
Isclerosis). Members Of the
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Imogene Coca would appear ir
a play called THE Funny Heart.
1t Is now revealed that this play
written by Mel Goldberg, tellI
the story of an actress who suf-
fers a mental breakdown and
while trying to make a come
back in TV situation comedy
alienates friends and associate:
with her caustic attitude.
Goldberg wrote the scrip
without knowing who would staI
but it's easy to see how Imogens
may have been attracted to the
idea of playing the role.
She'll also star in a Max Lieb-
man Spectacular. February IS
and it. looks as if this reporters
prediction-that she would re-
turn to TV and be discovered
all over again-could come true
sooner than anticipated.
Ideas for Free Dept: NBC
could do a Festival Of Music
from the Southern Michigan
prison. =. There are six musical
organizations there-a 40-piect
concert orchestra. a 16-piect
dance band. a Dixieland unit, Q
progressive jazz band of 10 men
an 8-piece hillbilly group and 6
seven-man polka band.
In that same State. inciden-
tally. a judge dale Sauter) con.
tributed 500 to help five in.
mates Of a State Reformation
take college credit courses IL
contemporary history over edu
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lcational Tv station WKAR ir
East Lansing.
Puzzle Corner: The American
Research Bureau tARB) hasn't
the slightest idea why Detroit
children are 50 all-powerful in
ITv program selection. but rat
ling results invariably show thai
the small fry determine the tor
programs In that city. The
leading shows in the last sur.
veys, for example, were Cd Peter
Pan. CD Disneyland and 60
Rim Tin Tin.
MAILBAG-From . Virgins
Reader: RE Julius La Rosa.
engagement. you must have beer
in the basement reading flint
print on paint cans for at least
three weeks. A picture Of the
happy twosome was In at Least
two local papers recently. an.
nouncing the upcoming nup-
tials. It has happened according
to print and her name. I believe
is Miss Mayer. I'm dismayed
you haven't been keeping up
with the latest current events.
Don't paint so much!"
What tDe obviously need Is a
once-G-Ueek current eUentS"
program that mould keep rs
Mp-to-dGte on engagements.
marriages. divorces, etc.
To ". T.: The interviews with
the film stars in front Of their
homes on Inside Beverly Hills
last Sunday. NBC-4. were all on
Aim. Rest of show-hve.
To I. B.: WRC-4 hastily revised
its afternoon schedule to make
room for longer Peoples Play
house" films and, as a result
THE Halls of Ivy" is temporarily
without a berth.
SCOREBOARD: Five Min.
utes to Live" the Kraft melo-
drama Wednesday night tWRC-
q failed to generate the sus-
pense hoped for Basil Rath-
bone. who is usually the good
guy. played the bad guy anc
was pretty bad.
"A Fair Shake" on U. S. Steel
turned out to be melodramatic
Stag. John Kerr. last in
Emlyn Williams "The Corn Is
Green" and another clean-cut
youth whose name escapes me
shared the leads in this one.
Very handsome throughout.
ON THE RUN: Gleason. SUBJ
bling for Murrow, interviews Pat
Weaver. chairman Of the board
of NBC, and a bus driver to-
night t10:30. WTOP-9D.
Will Rogers. jr.. who'll be tax
ing over the CHS Morning Shcw
soon. checked into the Statier
last night.
Coming up on WTrG tSun-
day. February 12l: A six-hour
Itelethon that will try to raise
$50. 900 FOR the Hebrew Academy
of Washington. Original
note: Instead of calling for vol
Iunteers from the pro entertain
ment field. the sponsors will IL
lustrate exactly what the money
is going for.
Robert Flaherty's classic ma
nook of the North" will be pre-
scented next Tuesday on Peo-
piles Playhouse Il. WRC-4.
Astounding sidelight: Flaherty
filmed episodes for this Aim al
Hudson Bay IS years ago!
Fred Waring and his troupe
recently at Constitution Hall
planning an overseas junket.
Singer Joe Marine will probably
remain stateside and it looks like
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ON THE AIR
Latest Video I rend:
Family Commercials
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON

The Weekend WASH: TV Just big happily pitching
family. Dick Starks helped him sell ypewrters
Fness daughter occasionally assists and Mark Stevens
boy is giving him the word on the sponsors
times have changed In the old days. getting boy Il
soap the problem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-03

local MS Society are inviting
friends to their homes that night
Ito view the Aim and discuss the
campaign, which gets under way
locally In about a month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
Kendrick Gets
S to II Years
In Shooting

John Allen Kendrick. So, for
mer member of the Tri-State
gang. today was sentenced to
serve S to II years In prison on
charges of assault with a dam
gerous weapon and illegally
carrying a pistol.
The charges against Kendrick
stemmed from the shooting OF
George A. Clainos. 80. q former
SLAYER. on December IA. 1854. The
victim is almost totally paralyzed
as a result Of the shooting which
occurred In a second floor coffee
shop at COL @ street NV.
The sentence was imposed by
Judge Edward M. Curran in the
U. S. District Court. Kendrick
could have received 10 years i'm
prisonment on each charge.
Kendrick also must. serve / 1856
days of a former sentence i'm
posed when he was convicted oil
shooting at racketeer Tommy
English several years ago. The
defendant had obtained a good
time release before finishing his
sentence but this is now revoked
Defense Attorney T. Emmett,
Mckenzie told the court that
Kendqck feared his sentencing
might be more severe because OF
newspaper publicity. But Judge
-urran declared that all he had
to go on was the record in the
case and said he could not give
much consideration to a plea
for leniency.
Mr.. Mckenzie said he was con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
Brotherhood
Rites Tonight

Many Jewish congregations
win hold Brotherhood Week
services tonight in Washington
area synagogues and temples.
Gov. Theodore r. McKeldin
of Maryland win be the guest
speaker at the $3.50 O'Clock
service in B'nai Israel Synagogue,
Sixteenth and Crittenden streets
NV. Rabbi Henry Segal will
|officiate.
Meyer Kahn, who has been
active in Boy Scout affairs. will
be the guest speaker at the $3.50
O'Clock service in Congregation
Beth Israel. 3406 C street Sc.
Mr.. Kahn win talk on Relation
ship OF the Boy Scout Movement
to Judaism and Good American
ism Boy Scouts will take part
in the service. which Rabbi Mar
tin Halpern win conduct.
The Rev. Lester Kim. former
pastor Of the Southwest Presby-
terrain Church, Los Angeles. will
address Temple B'nai Jacob at
the $3.50 O'Clock service in the
synagogue, 2504 Naylor road
S. E. Rabbi Morton Levy will
conduct the worship.
Mem bers Of the Beth FL
Hebrew Congregation Brother
hood will conduct the $50 O'Clock
service tonight in the Fairling-
ton Methodist Church. 5000
King street. Alexandria. Herschel
Goldberg, brotherhood president,
will speak. Rabbi Emmet A.
Frank will deliver the sermon.
Cantor Aaron Goldflnger of
Scranton, Pa, will present a
program of Jewish music with
commentary at the $3.50 o'clock
service of the Young Peoples
Synagogue and Tifeereth Israel
Congregation. Fourteenth and
Euclid streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
Eisenhower Placed
On Florida BuIIot

TALLAHASSEE. Fla, Feb. "a
Up. - President Eisenhower's
name was placed yesterday on
the ballot in Florida's Republic
can presidential primary May 20
@. o. p. State Chairman G,
Harold Alexander filed a slate OF
26 candidate for delegate to the
Republican National Convention
The slate is pledged to Mr.. Eli
senhower.
Under the States 1855 presi-
Dental preference primary law
the name Of the candidate te
whom the slate is pledged APP
pears on the ballot. The per-
mission OF the candidate is moi
required.
Mr.. Alexander said the White
House had been advised that the
Eisenhower slate was being filed
but no acknowledgment Of the
message has come from Wash.
ington. Mr.. Eisenhower Is tax.
ing a brief vacation neal
Thomasville. Ca. about IS mile.
north Of Tallahassee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-24
|PoIiceRebuffed
In Gun Arrest

A mans home is still his castle
Ieyen II police should seek to
enter without a warrant to pre-
went him from committing
suicide.
Such in effect was the ruling
today by Municipal Court Judge
Almond w. Scott, who granted
a defense motion to suppress
evidence in the case of Forest
Davis. who was charged with
downing a prohibited weapon. a
revolver. after conviction OF a
felony.
I Judge Scott granted the mo-
ltion to defense attorney Evan
IT. Davis. whose plea was thai
his client had been arrested
Illegally. Judge Scott continued
the case for one week. But with
out evidence. however. the Gov
iernment Is unlikely to proceed
I Got Radio Call
Forest Davis, %, colored, Of
the 1900 block of Euclid street
NV. was arrested February /:
at his home. Police responded
to his home after getting a radio
call for "a man with a gun" al
that address. When he entered
said Pvt. Albert e. Vowel of No
ID precinct. Davis told him he
wanted to commit suicide.
Pvt. Vowel found loaded re.
ivolver on a bed and a suicide
note, allegedly written by Davis
nearby. The defense case was
based on the issue that police
acting on the radio call alone
and having no warrant either
for search or seizure, Illegally
arrested Mr.. Davis.
Assistant U. S. Attorney David
Kindelberger told Judge Scott
TT don't think police have To
give out description of prob
able cause before they can ar
rest anybody. If Your Honor
wants to let him go free to kill
himself ;"
No Moral Decision
Il have no right to decide the
moral side of law" retorted
Judge Scott. Il I / freed him I'd
do so by the direction of judges
down through the ages"
Judge Scott pointed out that
Judge. Scott. IF I freed him 10
enter a citizens home armed
only with the intelligence that
the citizen "had gun" then
every sportsman who happen,
ito clean his gun is subject tt
possible arrest"