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$17,95O

HERE is THE HOME You've
BEEN LOOKING FOR : CT APP
PROVED. $l7,950. EXCELLENT
FLA FINANCING AVAILABLE. IN
EXCELLENT CONDITION. 2Ola-FT
LIVING ROOM WITH BRICK
FLOOR To- CEILING FIREPLACE.
K gTT RN WHTa HicE ESTIPRsP
AREA: 3 REAL BEDROOMS AND
DE LUXE ALL-TILE BATH: EXCEP-
TIONAL LARGE WOODED LOT
WITH BEAUTIFUL TREES AND
PAINTINGS. DELIGHTFUL REAR
IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR CHARM
SELDOM FOUND AT THIS PRICE
DON 7 MISS THIS ONE
METZLER-JA 5-1515
3Sll LEE HWY. OPEN q TO q.
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$4,000 AND S85n0

Full prices for Q detached houses.
Two bedrooms, full Easements, auto
matte heat; easy terms. T. D.
BURGESS. 10. $4,000; ewes, 10.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
Metzler, Realtor -Builder

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$1,000. Spacious older home on
a large level lot and near Rosemary
School and Conn. ave. bus; bed
rms. all opening of hall, and mod
ern bath on end A.: den on LIST d,
full bsmt.. INV. heat, CT approved.
W. B. WRIGHT
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$198 DOWN!

Paying rent? Here's a 2-bedrm.
kit. featuring garbage disposal and
auto washer Only SIS total pay
mentl ERWIN REALTY CO., WA. =
1o32 WA 7-n324
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ROBERT E. LOHR
ne $4,000 III Q Pm. RA. $4,000
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STORES FOR RENT

DowNTOwN, OO3 y ST. NV
Large store, good business ,oC low
rent Call MA S-sBn6 ---o9
DESIRABLE LOCATION for restau-
rant. furniture mart men and
women's apparel shop 9OizxT2 ~.
Call ia 1854 from 10 5 Mon.
10 Pr
53Ii GEORGIA AVE. N.W.--suit.
able any business Apply 2nd floor.
Can be Seen anytime --2l
Continued on Next PaGO
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SILVER SPRING

This attractive brick bunea.
low has . bedrooms. bath
full dining room. living room.
modern kitchen, full base-
ment. storm windows and l.
ton air conditioner included
for S1b,Ah0, II you miss this
buy, don't blame us--we told
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

FoREsTvMLE - 3-bedrm. rambler.
knotty-pine paneled Kitchen bar,
tiled bath. Ice. liv. fm., sep. din.
area. ample closets auto, washer.
garbage disposal. S-cu.-ft. refgr.:I
walled carport; situated. on lge.
oi loan; monthly payments SIS. 81.
incl. principal. interest, taxes. in
surance. RE. 6-74ss RE. $3.50
GREEN MEADows-3-bedrm. Co.
Priced at sf1.500. Many extras.
WIN 90 81; cITY-wIpE REALTY,
H I'M iiSSifHss Notwithstanding
cared for brick rambler 5 rooms
and sunroom, basement. new all
electric kitchen, size l2x12: storm
windows and doors: Anchor fenced.
Priced ,Sl5;950. HUGH T. PECK.
H iii CREST HEIGHTs-New 4libssd-
2 baths for only ST., 500. only
pm, Re. 5S3s357. CAPITAL VIEW
H HEnMtt 81 MANOR. near Lans I
Park.-,-,Modern, Diet. brick; 4 bed
lot kSo r 1di9 for Sui S! sale At sI56
HUGH 7. PECK. Realtor.
EVANSVILLE = owners moving
forced to reduce price on this
lovely white 1a-story home: 3
bed-ms.; large corner lot; gear
garage; 4 blks. to public and pa
rochial school; only Sl2,950, with
$4,000 down. THE PERRY BoS-
WELL CO., Realtors. WA. 1880.
HYATTsvILLE-Brick Cape Cod in
extra conven. location; liy. .rm.
with fireplace; din. rm.: equip. kit.
. bedrms and bath on LIST floor
Lge. knotty pine dormitory style
md floor. Couldn't be any cleaner
GI approved for $4,000 with So
down. Erwin REALTY CO., WA. -
EVANSVILLE sPECIAL--Brk. Co.
lonial on lge. HANDICAPPED lot with
built:in gar; big. liv, rm. with
firepl.; family-sized din. rm., equip
kit; with. breakfast nook. 8 lge
bedrms.. full rec. -style bsmt., gum
mer porch: Can't be beat at S14.-
g50. VIII sell fast; PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. =
HYAfTsvILLE. $1o.a5o-Bunsaiow
with large living rm.. family-size
dining rm., equipped kitchen. full
bsmt.,. excellent neighborhood. de-
taehsd sarge; terms arranged,
WA. $500, UN. 4-1166. liz
HYATTSVILLE-Nice Cape Cod; g.
terms. LOUIS MILLER, Realtor.
UN. 4-2723; ewes. WA. 1902:
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You'll Be SURPRISED

When you consider the Value in this
center-hall. stone Colonial. Three
bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 fireplaces,
chestnut trim. full basement, screened
porch. and near rapidly advancing
commercial area: large lot: S21. $50.
T d. BURGESS. 10. $4,000: ewes,
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Continued 90 Next PssO
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DOWNTOWN =.

An unusual bldg. combining the
features OF retail selling space and
Tor once space plus generous ia
cilities for receiving and shipping
heavy merchandise. Also large open
storage area Particularly adaptabls
for research organization needing
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN-, 3-sIO0 Nights, 10, b-3571
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NEW sPLIT-LEvEL

3-hedrm. brick home in N.
Arlington Liv rm., din. rm,
recr. rm. with fireplace.
Close to transp. Only SIS
$50. J-W REALTY CO.. ia.
s-1S7s.
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WHY NOT2
CLOSE-IN LOCATION
S100 DOWN

,Non-vet or Vet. Buys lovely viers
Mill bungalow. full bsmt.: Ss5 mo. /;
vacant; no red tape, PARKSIDE
REALTY. 10. 5-s755 til Q pm.
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BETHESDA
S18 $50

Excellent 6-room brick Colonial;
close to Naval, HOSPITAL and NH.
room. Fenced rear ward with attrac-
tive planting. Desirable neighbor-
hood. Call Mr.. Moulton. Ma. $4,000:
ewes, EN-. 2-6547. BOSS e. PHELPS,
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A. H. PARKER
BEAUTIFUL HILLANDALF
VISIT LOHR HOMES
DOCTOR-DENTIST

A fully aforementioned g.
bedroom home, designed for
professional use. Basement
with full bath; saraRe: huge
side screened porch. Located
on an s0x200 wooded lot.
Modern, fully equipped 0iec-
trio kitchen. Al S25.60O This
home is an exceptional value
Easily reached by bus and
car. Close to WASHINGTON
Sanitarium.
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STZZI.ER

Clash The a most ;ossstsef sSms in Dt *
Cape Cod: Nv. rm. with fireplace,
separate din. rm.. ser. porch. full
bsmt.. = bedrms., plus huge expand
able upstairs. floored and insulated.
Select N. Arlington area: eoing fast.
Call now, ia o-4S00.
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REL LEVEL ACRES
NEW RAMRLERS

3-bedrm. brick and masonry: very
LARGE living rm.. dining area, kitchen
With breakfast space; full 6smt
possession. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. WA. 1885, UN. 4.
1861 -ls
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NEW RAMBLERS!
Mr.. WASH. BALTIC. PKY.

3-bedrm. cedar ramblers; lge. liv.
rm.: tile bath; extra lge. kit. with
exhaust fan. GE stove and refgr.
birch cabinets. Lge. daylight bsrnt.
yentional. Erwin REALTY CO.. WA.
7-1232, WA. 1884.
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ALEXANDRIA
A DREAM FOR SALE

to bachelors. individualists. 5-rm
quaint 2-bedrm. and study brick
So cute and charming It's been win
ming "Oh and All" awards from de
lighted guests for $50 yrs Onll
so s-SS3l TO-
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DON'T LET THIS SLIP BY

CUTE WELL-LOC. BUNGALOW
Near Coral Hills. of Marlboro pike
Low down payment. Very handy
school, shopping, transp Near out
door theater Quick d possession. c. Cal
INC 10 S-hS37 IN
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sos STILLWELL RID.
SMALL PURSE
BARGAINS

EASY TERMS
Visit Robert E. Lohr Homes
RIA. $4,000 TIL Q PM HE. $4,000
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''DREAM HOUSE,

Situated on over one acre, in q lovely
and much-sought-a after area. Its
spacious living room. separate dining
room with French doors leading to
terrace, ultramodern kitchen, two
and half baths, Dashboard heat. CEN
ter-hall entrance. two-car garage.
screened porch, den and three bed
rooms. make this beautiful brick
rambler one Of the most outstanding
buys today Price. S31. 500
Langley Shopping"
and schools are With
in easy walking distance OF this all
brick. ee-bedroom. one-and- half
bath Colonial. Modern kitchen with
table space. recreation room and
storm windows Price S15.500.
$10,950
Is the surprising price Of this lovely
brick rambler, ideal for two. Spa
cious living room. separate dining
room. large master bedroom, modern
kitchen, beautiful Grapes. cornices,
Bendix washer and storm windows
included.
James C. Conley & Co.
9525 Ga. Ave. JU. e-4i34 Til 900
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
N 7 y IA

over 1900 50. #. OF commercial
rage. all city utilities available.
Price, $4,000, Shown BY
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone CT. $1,000
Closed Sundays
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ROLLINGWOOD
This Attractive Colonial
House offered for Sale
For the First Time

First floor plan consists OF center
hall. living room. large dining room
paneled library with powder room,
strictly modern kitchen and rear
screened living porch overlooking
garden There are bedrooms. !,
baths and lovely sleeping porch on
the second floor. Recreation room
with open fireplace, maids room
ment. Beautiful wooded lot: close
to Rollingwood school: good trans
portation. Price $40. 500 BOSS AND
PHELp S, INC. Ma. $4,000. evenings
call Mr.. Leigh. OIL. 2-3199. -l9
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

IDEAL BRANCH OFFICE loeat. ~
I. Wash Vas v and P srIs dr.. Al;
USED CAR LOT, i243 Mt. Olivet
I'd. NE? II. x 95 70 is II. alley,
rental 500 mo. Call MR. CARNEY.
NEAR SIN AND G N.w.-s.story
building 3 200 50. II. OF floor space pace.
Reasonable rent for downtown To-
cation. Call OWNER. Ma. s-5522.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

COLLEGE Park, MD. - ONLY
$500. $3.50 down and $50
month takes II. Handymans spe-
cial.. 5 rooms and bath frame
on large corner lot. At Hopkins
ave. and Norwich I'd. Call Mr.
Clark. RIA. 3-901l.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th ST. NV. AID. 4-2005
LAUREL% LEVEL ACRES
S37, 800 Ice. bedrm. modern brick
home on busline. on, Sandy. Spring
I'd: lge. hy; rm;, firepl.. lge.. din. rm.,
lge. kit. with "a bath: full bath,
glassed-in sun porch, plenty Of clos
cts and storage. full bsmt., radiators.
oil heat; .2-car brick. garage. beauti-
ful shrubbery. some fruit, lge. straw
berry patch. Land very productive;
ls-acre wood land: all fenced: some
white-boa fencing. Priced very low
JOHN BURDOFT, 1878 ColesvilIe
I'd. Silver Spring. Nd. Cali Ever
green 1886. -2.2
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and consult with German officials Most of Berlns pre-
war buildings are thck-waled, Smal-windowed; Stub
bins wanted to put up something open, inviting, free
Dominant is the great l,OOO-person auditorium. Its
concrete roof rising 90 feet the terrace is hung
between two immense open arches and from struc-
turaI ring surrounding the auditorium testimony to
the advanced engineering knowledge the S. spread
ing through the free world
In addition to the auditorium, which has facili-
ties for movies and muIti-Iingua simultaneous ransla-
ton, the building will house administrative Offices an
ndoor-outdoor cafe library and exhibition and
ference rooms. 1t will be building to respond TO the
revival of Bern's free intellectual life.
Saws Mrs. Dulles: I'VE like to think of it as place
where old men and young children come, use its
facilities and play stroll on the river bank, making
it new note and new center of attraction but still
a part of the Tiergarten : the park which has always
been used that way"
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Since freedom is thought it can be expressed in ways
other than words Such way the Hall of Congresses
shown here in model that the United States is giving 10
the City of Berlin.
The conference hall will be completed in time for the
International Building Exposition in july 49, wnen
il will house the U.s. exhibits Afterwards it will be
turned over to Berlin permanent cultural center.
1t will be built between the River Spree and the great
park of the Tiergaren plainly visible from the Soviet
Sector In this site its soaring arches, its message OF
welcome will be in striking contrast with the soId build
ngs of the old Germany and with the heavy repreSSve
Soviet War Memorial not far away.
The inspiration for the building came from Eleanor
Dulles (sister of John Foster Dues Special Assistant
to the Director of the Office of German Affairs, in the
State Department Realizing that the building posed
special architectural problem Mrs Dulles turned to the
American Institute Of Architects who recommended
Hugh A. Stubbins, Jr., Massachusetts, architect he
accompanied Mrs. Dulles to Berlin to study the site
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A nest feathercd with Parliamcnts? Just
the thing to charm lady! For as
every smart smoker knows, there's SO much
that irrcsistibly special about Parliaments.
Surely you, too, will appreciate the
crush-proof cigarette case the superb
tObaccos the luxurious flavor .
and above all, the exclusive Mouthpiccc
that keeps the filter deeply recessed
away from your lips. With Parliamcnts,
only the .fdror touches your lips!
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architect OF TINS ee" come
hail.. The reut:ast strangely beauttu the world
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CRY y COME H.
MAYBE THEY WILL

DICE TALk-Seientific experiments
recently uncovered the foot thot some
people oetuolIy can coll their point
in dice game. This bonk busting
ability is eolled psychokinosis, loosely
tronsloted as mind over matter. For
an account Of the biggest crop gone
ever played and the possible ehones
OF tokins home bundle, read the
orticle BY Thomos R. Henry, The Stor's
science editor, on the Feoture Pose,
AIS.
MOTHER sHoPLlFTs-The rift
between O daughter and her fother,
whose wife is kleptomonioe, is ex-
plored by the Fomily Council, reg
ulor feature in The Stor, on the
Feature Pose, AIS.
LEGAL ll6HT-The Notion wide
trend toword fluoridotine city voter
eouses legal bottles in some COM
munities. Phil Yeoeer and John Stork,
authors Of Low in the News, give
several instances OF such fights on
pose C-l8.
TEEN ScENE-Shoron Doron re-
ports on the Iotest foshions ond fods
OF the Nations teen-ose groups on
pooe BIZ.
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Four more, including woman
and a two-year-old child. were
feared dead aboard a tiny fishing
boat trapped by ice off the
Dutch coast.
Even the French Riviera re-
ported subfreezing temperatures.
Most rivers Of the continent
were sheeted with ice, hating
boats carrying fuel and food.
The crew of the Swedish ship
Roasting took to their boats in
the storm-Swept Mediterranean
near Crete after radioing their
ship was going down. Hours
later their fate was not known.
Helicopters. Drawing fierce
gales. plucked Al men from the
8. 862-ton Norwegian tanker Dov-
refjell. aground on a reef of the
Scottish coast,
Across the Mediterranean,
Bone, Algeria, reported its first
snowfall IN 10 years. Snow mixed
with rain fell in normally balmy
Tunis.
Torrential rains and heavy
snow hit Turkey. Near Izmir an
irrigation dam collapsed on a
crew of construction workers,
leaving three known dead and
missing.
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Youth Is Enigma
To Police, Won't
Identify Himself

Police today were questioning
a 17-year-old they call Eddie
the Enigma. They don't know
who he is, or where he's from.
So far, he's told them his frs!
name and that's about all.
The youth was picked up In
the pinball room of the Grey
hound Bus Terminal about 3 a IN
yesterday, juvenile squad officers
said, after police responded to q
fight report there.
They've been questioning him
of and on since. Sometimes hi
tells them one last name, some.
times another. He can't spell
either of the last names correctly
He gave them an address or
T street NV, where he is moi
known. Other times he tells po-
lice he's from New York Of
Philadelphia.
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Interposition Text Mailed
7 o Governors, Congress

State, and appealing to sister
States TO resolve a question OF
contested power.
Your careful consideration is
invited to the content of the
resolution, which was adopted by
the overwhelming vote of the
membership in each branch OF
the General Assembly. The
Commonwealth of Virginia hopes
sincerely that her sister States
will join In this effort to safe
guard the rights of the States
and preserve our cherished con-
stitutional system"
The resolution was passed by
"a total vote of l29 to 7 by both
branches of the General AS
sembly on Wednesday.
In his letter to the Virginia
members of Congress and the
clerks of the House and Senate
Gov. Stanley said:
you are familiar with the
background of this resolution
which was adopted by a vote
of So to 2 in the Senate and 80
to 5 In the House of Delegates.
With the cooperation and sup
port Of members of the Congress
and our sister State. we feel the
course proposed in this resolu-
ton offers the means of safe
guarding the rights of the States
and of preserving our constitu-
tional system We stand ready
to work with you and other
members of the Congress, in
every appropriate way to accom-
plish these detectives.
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.Europe's Coolest Wave
OF Century Kills 100

LONDON. Feb. 3 R.-West.
ern Europe's worst cold wave oil
the goth century pushed its toll
to nearly 100 lives today. Prop
'erty damage ran into the mil
lions Of dollars, and government
forecasters said little relief could
be expected for the next few
days.
From Turkey to Britain, from
Scandinavia to Morocco. millions
shivered in the grip of ice OF
snow for the fourth day.
Sub-zero gales blasted the ex-
posed coasts endangering ship
ping.
The temperature in Britain
sank to 5 degrees above zero yes
terday, the coolest day of the
century.
South Greece, just out of the
cold belt, was staggered by
a disastrous, rainstorm. floods
swept away roads and bridges
Hundreds of families spent the
night on rooftops or clinging
to trees.
France was worst hit with 30
known dead. Britain had II,
Turkey 10. West and East Ger
many 8. Italy 8. Denmark 8.
Austria 4. The Netherlands I,
and Switzerland /. 4.
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Youth Held in Mail Theft
OfS5, OOOin U.S.. Checks

terday when a postman noticed
he was being followed on his
rounds by two youngsters. He
told a postal inspector. who re-
layed the news to Ninth Precinct
police. They arrested the boys as
housebreaking suspects.
Soon the true story came out
The second boy, believed to bt
just entering the business,
was absolved, but police thinE
other boys are involved.
The l5-year-old first came
under suspicion last October. Ar
aunt living in the Southeast sec.
ton notified police a check was
missing from her mailbox aftel
the boy had visited her.
The boy told police he hac
determined what time of thu
month the checks would be de.
livered and would follow closs
behind the postman to beat
householders to the mailbox. NJ
checks were found on either Of
the boys when they were ar
rested. They we're Q day late or
calculating when the checkl
would be. distributed.
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BY ALEX r. PRESTON
star stah Correspondent

RICHMOND, Feb. 3.-Certi'
fled copies of Virginia's resolu'
ton Of interposition today wert
mailed by Gov. Stanley to tn,
President, the Supreme Court
the Governors of all States anc
to Congress.
In his letter to the Governors
Gov. Stanley appealed to sistel
States to "join In this effort u
safeguard the rights of thu
States"
10 His letters to the President
and to the Supreme Court con.
tanned only a reference to thu
vote by which the General AS.
Isembly passed the resolution
Wednesday and the title of the
document Enclosed.
Gov. Stanley also sent copie.
to the governing bodies of each
county and city in Virginia.
The resolution brands the Su.
preme Courts school segregation
decision of May II, 1854, as al
illegal encroachment" on Stat,
sovereignty and asserts a ques,
ton Of contested power exist!
between the Federal and Stat,
Governments.
In his letter to the Governors
Gov. Stanley wrote:
Il transmit herewith copy oil
Senate joint resolution No. 3 in.
terposing the sovereignty of vir.
ginia against encroachment upor
the reserved powers of thi.
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Iginia holdup man giving up. It
was raining and the jailhouse
must have looked nice and
warm"
The detectives were curious
why Walters held Jones knife
in the Rose Hotel robbery. Mr..
Hunt, the robbery victim. also
remembered that Jones pointed
a finger at him, as though II
were a gun.
The explanation was simple
enough. Jones, 1t seems, slut
tiers and it was feared he would
Imuff the line: Give us the
money or I'll cut your throat.
And he always holds that finger
cooked to punctuate his stam-
mers.
Both Jones and Walters, a
one-tinle Federal Government
clerk, we're charged with robbery
They we're held under $4,000
bond each for action of the grand
Jury.
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Thefts of Government checks
|totaling more than $1,000 were
revealed today with the arrest
|of a l5-year-old boy who con-
fessed to robbing Northeast mail
boxes over the past year.
Police also expected today To
arrest fence" who has been
accepting the checks, cashing
them. and turning back one
third to the boy.
Detective Oliver E. Brown OF
the Juvenile Squad said the boy,
who is colored, has admitted
stealing an average Of three
checks a month, but police be-
lieve the take was higher. Some
of the checks. for pensions, an
nuities and other payments,
were for 5000 or more.
Asked what he did with hi,
share Of the thefts, the boy sale
he bought expensive clothes -
SOS hats, $40 shoes, $25 sweaters
and the like. He was picked ur
last May for showing indecent
pictures at a school. the only
other offense on his record.
The boys arrest occurred yes
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Senate Approves
Inauguration Setup

The Senate today passed Q
resolution creating a joint COM
mittee Of three Senators and
three Representatives to make
arrangements for the Inaugural
ton next January Of the Pres.
ident and Vice President to be
elected this fall.
The resolution still requires
action by the House before the
six members can be named.