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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

200 BALES OF TIMOTHY HAY. 75c
per bale; also other mixed hay. C. P.
JONES. Fairfax. Va, BR. s-s599.
CHOICE BEEF for your freezef-
1000 lbs. Angus steers; zoe per
b.. delivered to locker plant. 20.
poI n2ED' BULL sALE-5o reg. Poiled
Hereford bulls: S-24 mos. old;
s xssa' to tor p ass Il '0S fsR
%. pm. BALTIC LIVE STOCK
80, West Friendship. Md. T. B. and
Bangs tested. Accred. herd. DOU-
BILE \. RANCH AND MEADOW
BROCK FARMS. ,.,,s I'll
retail. RoTHs. s21l Sligo Greek
c PfSS F TaEoT piR Pfrk Md toDso,
DO ii YoURsEIF-Beaut. blue
grass sod. We del. or do compl: job
We raise our own. C. j. LAUGHLIN,
HE. 4-2555: eyes,, HE. 4-9525.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning. topping
trimming lots cleared, MR.. CLAY
M T2H CHAM IA Saws. an new ' ana used
INC. silver Spring, Md, u. s-33Sa
NEW EQUIPMENT. Full line Of INC
industrial wheel tractors. backhoe
graders. leaders and equipment
INC farm tractors and equipment
New Holland and New Idea farm
equipment; Meyers hay conditioners
Brilljon grass seeders, irrigation
systems. Briggs Stratton. Wisconsin
and Clinton motors, parts and serv'
and service. MALONEY'S. INC.
ice. Baler and binder Irvine, parts
Silver Spring Md
USED EQUlPMENT-1HC. Cub, n
and M Super c with loader and
backhoe. Ford with mower. Inter
national and new Holland balers,
grain drill. PIT o. lime and fertilizer
distributors. side rake, plows. culti-
vator.. disc. cultimulcher. manure
spreader. Cub gang mower. tractor
IL s,sssa INC Silver Spring Nd
CHfNssE EVERGREEN PRIvET-
Plant an evergreen living fence,
using hinese evergreen privet,
which lasts indefinitely. is beautiful
throughout year, costs less than
iron or wood fence. For dense,
compact fence, plant 6 in. apart.
Two-vear, 2 to 8 #. plants in 100
to 300 lots. 24c each: 800 UP, 22c
each. Express collect. Offer 81.
Write for free copy 56-page plant
ing guide catalog in color. offering
extensive line fruit trees. nut trees,
berry plants. grape vines and orna-
wanted. WAYNESBORO NURSER-
ITO
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FOAM RUBBER WHOLESALERS,
any size. shape, density. Lowest
o lillian a145 F NV. Elk. s-eess
FRENCH PROVINCIAL bedrm. suite,
hand painted; double bed, triple
dresser, large chest. elaborate
dressing table with full-length mir
ror. night table; $3.50; Bethesda
Philco, s Gu. IT.. model
FH-S1. IA. S-6l33. -2l
FUR STOLE, sable, latest style; cost
$500; like new, $3.50 Cashmere
coat, mink lined, S125. WO. 6-6932.
3 ROOMS, COM
PLETE LINES, silverware. pots,
odd tables, comb. radio, TV, lamps
two 9x12 rugs; leaving town. 540s
LIST pl., Apt. Is, IA. 9-2559. Also
apt. to rent for l2 adults; ST. DO
- Studio couch and
brown cover, S25: cotton broad
loom rug, green. 9x1l, $40: prs.
Ven. blinds. 36x64, $3.50. RE
1855, Ext. GIL. after 8 pm. -22
FURNITURE - club chairs with
slip covers, $40 each; king sized
lounge chair; leather-topped cock
tail table: 2 blond end tables, glass
tops, Sl2 each, lamps; Storkltne
carriage. Call LO. 5-3593.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cleo, $500:
auto, 500; comptometer cleo,
nv, HUI. 3-5121. -27
CAMERA, new 4x5 Graphic View, g.
In f LIS Graf fs.t optaT soatsd lens
f4.5 Kodak Ektar coated lens in
flash supermatic shutter. Aim
holder. carrying case. TIE. SASS.
CAMERA NIXON Sc. Nikkor FL A
lens. case. cassette incl. Brand
for S345. viii sell entire outfit for
$245. OIL. 4-4124. ewes. go
CAMERAS, all brands: movie equip.
low prices, terms. trade; VI guar.
BRENNER CO.. 933 Pa. ave NV
CASH REGISTER, National electric
500 90 ring-up: $3.50. 2025 14th
CASH + REGISTERS, brand-new; add
terms. $1,000. CASH REGISTER
SALES 4 SERVICE, 2O19 18th st.
Cash REGISTERS, National trade
ms. reconditioned and guaranteed:
many late models, CASH REGIS
TER SALES & SERVICE. 2019 14th
CHECKWRITERs, new PAYMAs-
TIERS. as low as $1.25 per wk.
Factory service guarantee. LEE g.
Co.. RE; 7-22se' RIM. $40. 1924
CAIS nc SIS to s76 ca: Will
SUa ssss1 best offer for whole %a7 lot.
white. 1909 virgin. wool. size 10;
never worn; unus. styl. RE. 7-4045.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT -
I'd, N. w. shovel: D4 doser: Adams
several Sy o scrapers, CIR. $500; eyes
D Eli aiISiF new 1855 models,
12,000-cu.-ft. capac.; reg. $139 .9b;
MOUNT CO., S2os Georgia ave
p aSii f. cA isfSS2; cream white or
DESK. ONCE, gray steel; mahog. hall
piece with mirror and chest, ST.
DESKS ts), executive, natural wood,
lge., solid walnut, SIS: kneehole
desk, solid walnut. ornate brass
a5Sss s sss t. TSue a7 qSs|'y AD
DIAMONDS. iady's 8 cts. s995:
lady's IA cts, 1915: lady's p Ct,
$3.50: lady's 2 cts. S775: lady's y
ct, S195: mans l ct. 5000. LIV-
I Ik.s PM q CO., 1923 H st. NV.
p mi & 'T RM:. maple, china. b buffet,
Ewes. TU. 2-791S. -21
DINING ROOM SET. mahog. eO-in.
buffet: 42-in. china cabinet, tradi-
tional style; 60-in. double pedestal
Duncan Phyfe table, leaf. ca.
piece $40, Call Of, 253543s 20 ;,
size, 8 pieces; $50. LA. 6-395S;
DUPLICAToRs, all makes and types.
new and used, from $1S.95 up.
Sales. rentals. repairs. Our 46th
year, AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
co: 1431 East Capitol st. Ii,
ENGLISH BICYCLE YsH1ES boys. barely
Vs. Vs. o 5ke 9 ssosgg' pump tool pesash;
EVfNRUDEs 1866. on easy terms.
SHOP. s4os Fenton st., silver
F sEpWslns' s Ma IA S:aose Chain link,
Se4ms %H. $685. l9s IT, in MsG
FENCE. unused; four 100-ft. rolls
heavy wire; posts and gate. Costs
Sl40. will sell for $75 cash, Call
after 3 30, 10. 5S4a1O; "a
all posts in concrete: also economy
fence; Terms; uN. 4-s406. 81
S37. 50: 2-dr.,. $22.95.. CIRCLE
TYPE 60; c "A ,1 18th St. NV.
$3.50. 2513 NJ st.n.w.. Elk. 3-3527
FIREPLACE EQUIP. gas or cleo
logs screens. andirons. etc. ACME
I STOVE 1011 18th n W. MA s-Sa52
FIXTURES-Drug store: wall shelves:
glass-wal cases: gondolas and
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HAWTHORNE HOTEL

HAWTHORNE HOTEL
2134 @ ST NV.
New reception room: also TV
room. Rsdecorated warm rooms
with running water. near tiled baths
showers Single, $3.50, SIC. so,
elevator, phone service PARKING
$3.50 mo. Govt. depts. nearbv
LOCATION UNEXCELLED
Near Government depts. and
White House Walk anywhere down
town Permanent or transient.
EMERY-GEORGIAN HOTEL
1912 G ST. NV.
ae. Mps uTTJ, Manarer
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APIS. FURNisHEp--MD

TAX. PK.-Attrac. LIST a.: 3 rms.
bath: furn. above average: in tor
loc.; adults only; S97 so; utils. incl
TARoMa' PARK, vic. Walter Reed
freezer-refgr.; pvt. shower bath.
utils; S125. Phone JU. 5-46sS;;
FOREST GLEN, mr.. Walter Reed An
mex, Beth. Med.-Liv. rm., bar-kit..
b.r., bath, patio, ell util incl; $50
10. 6-2955 day. JU. e-e394 eyes
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PAINTING CONTRACTOR
]. R. LAWRENCE

Hst. 1925 Call Ii. $500
PAINT, PAPER NOW: low prices,
n ns T fSee estimates slim s ii. 5-S74s;
PAPERING, $40 and up. this week
only: 1856 sunfast washable papers.
10. $1,000. RA. 3-7393.
PLASTERING, patchwork and cell
ings our speciality. Call AID. 2-5o34.
PLAsTERING. water proofns, fire
PROBING, wall scraping; free esti-
mates. Ii. 4-7439. Ii. 7-9O57;o
PLAsTERING, painting and roof re-
pairing: AL, work s ssass &C Can
r MR fFhSs T no JOB ssU too large or
too small; work guaranteed: avail
PIuMBING AND HEATING. low
prices: free estimates; Nd; work
Snly y,a MR Lee sEn WI Hrs S1SS17
bathroom and Kitchens installed OF
remodeled. We do entire. job Hot
water heaters and boilers. Free
estimates, NO MONEY DOWN, Low
W on,hIyI pigments GY sao6 cee sHApi ave
r HT Bin i AND HEATING. spe,
ciaiizing in jobbing, remodeling and
repaneling: D. c., Md; and Va;
electric sewer service: For service
or tree estimates. call RIA. 90 10
or JE. 2-0671. %
ROOF REPAIRS as low as Sl5;
Ma: free estimates. LU. 9-el7I
ROOFING, new work; repairs; grt.
tiers, spouts; carpentry: painting
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BRICK POINTING-CAULKING
WATERPROOFING
CEMENT WORK LA. 6-ss41
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REPAIRS and SERVICES

ADDITIONS, porches. enclosures, ga
RACES. recreation rooms and roofing
Free estqn. and work, guard. 10
4-6775. PATKUS, LO. $4,000 z2s
%
ADDITIONS. alterations. painting
repairs of all kinds. Free estimates
Terms. OIL $1,000. -21
ADDITIONS, partitions. gen. altera
lions. Terms. LAWRENCE HOMI
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Ii. $500
BRICKLAYTNG - Alterations, fire
places. walls, all types masonry
FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994, Ia. 9-8O93
BRICK WORK-No job too big OF
tanning walls. patios, fireplaces, etc
10 bricklayers always ready. HER
MAN H. GOLDSTEIN, 10. 2-5061
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OFFICE FURN.
OFFICE FURNITURE
SPECIAL PURCHASE
TRADE-INS

so 8. P. TYPIST DESKS. SIS
D. P. TYPEWRITER DESKS. $50
AND UP.
S25, 900 STOCK NEW AND USED
OFFICE FURNITURE. RECoNDI-
TONED, OFFERED AT SACRIFICE
PRICES; SAVINGS UP TO 75%.
FREE DELIVERY AND PARKING
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
500 New York Ave. NV.
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FURNITURE SALE

Tremendous savings on brand-new,
better-grade bedrm.. din. rm.. liy,
rm. and bedding Modern. Early
American, Italian and French Pro.
vincial in solid cherry. birch and
mahog.. etc. Our low overhead enables
us to sell quality furniture at lowest
prices without exaggerated claims.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
s16 18th St. NV. RE. 7-4310
FURN.-Din. rm. set. blond mahog.,
s chairs, drop leaf table. china
closet; liv. rm. suite. sofa and
chair brown. JE. 2-3SS4 after
FURN.-Foam sect. sofa. modern
dinette, bedrm., Hide-a-Bed, tables,
lamps, chairs. XII. S-0035. -22
FURN.--Apex washer, excel. cond. F.:
9x12 wool rug. bedrm. set. apiece,
good cond. ia. 7-0l77 aft. 4:3O ?; m.
GAS RANGE. new used: installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237 Ga.
ave. NV, DE. 2-5566.
GAS RANGE, Alb, new, never used;
s29,95s; will sell for $50. s Gan
GAS RANGES new. used: suaran.
teed: parts, repairs. ACME STOVE
CO., 1O11 9TH ST. NV. MA. S-S952.
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WARSURPLUS
100000 BARGAINS

10000 BARGAINS
IMAM SAWS. $3.50; PICKS. 81
MATTOCKS. ST.; 7-LB. SLEDGE
So: 5-GAL. GAS CANS. 81 so
PAINT, So; SAW BLADES, 81 25
HAMMERS. soc; SAWS. S1.45
RAKES and CULTIVATORS.
TARPAULINS
Iox12; s$1o.so; l0xI4s S12.s0o
sS'oo' " ~r~vrN-r-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN sAWs-1-man, $40 per day;
9 TooEs Sc Eau r. CO.. ssy yu FEsTsA1L
CHAIN SAWS, MCCULLOUGH
Sales, service; rental SO a day.
GRAVEI,Y OF WASH. JU. 9-22S7.
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POULTRY. RABBITS, EGGS
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

WIRTHMORE FEEDS, baby chicks
and poults. JAMES FEED STORE
6lQ K st. NV. ME. S-00S9
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OIL BURNER, 1st-class cond.; re-
moved from large church: complete
with 275-gal tank. EN-. $4,000.
ORGAN, portable, white" 8 oc-
taves. like new: 500. JU. o-0076
ORGAN, parlor. in excellent condi-
ton; reasonable. Phone so. 5-e03S
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY. As, desires room in nicely
furn. private home. or share apt,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-china. furn.. jewelry,
silver, rugs. etc. LOUIS SEGAL,
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ANTIQUES WANTED
silverware, any condi; leWeir ry
niture all types; entire estates. 1898
wis. ave. D. KRUPSAW MILESTONE,
NO. 7-0300: after q, JU. 5-5013.
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ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture, etc. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appralsals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV
To. 2-2727 RA. 3-760S
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Clio THE EVENING STAR
SITUATIoNS-WoMEN

Washington. D. C.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1856
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los ATLANTIC ST. Sc.
CONGRESS HTS. SECT1ON-Mod-
ern 2-bedroom apt, completely
equipped kitchen. R-CONDI-
TONED; Cow. 70 everythins. SaS; 30
weekdays. IA
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cHASTLEToN APIS.
1701 18th ST. NV.

1-BEDRM. APT. S1l0
2-BEDRM. APT. $3.50
BACHELOR APT. ----S 64 so
CHas Refrigerator)
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200 BALES OF TIMOTHY HAY. 75c
per bale; also other mixed hay. c. P.
JONES, Fairfax, Va. BR. $500.
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3IO5 WAcLARK PL Sc.
Mr.. ST. ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL
Modern 2-rm.. kit. and bath apt.
modern kitchen: Gown. to everything.
S65 mo. Call MIR. DUVALL. D1.
.T-6400, weekdays. "a
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Gets
Research Plan


BALTIMORE. Jan. 10 R.-L
special committee told Gov. Nc
Keldin in a letter yesterday tina
the State will have to improv'
the research program in its men
tai hospitals to attract and keel
top personnel in the institutions
The committee was organized
under a House of Delegates reso'
luton passed last year. 1t alst
recommended to the Governor
increases in salaries for all med.
ical personnel.
DR.. Philip F. Lerner, Baltimore
psychiatrist. headed the study
group. On it were Mrs. Maynt
Oberfeld. Robert B. Hoyt anc
Delegates Kirkland. Democrat Of
Anne Arundel. and Hughes, Re.
publican of Allegany,
A good research program "as.
ISOLATED with the increased sal.
airy range would accomplish 8
great deal in maintaining ar
adequate and perhaps full com.
plement of physicians" said the
letter to the Governor.
1T is realized that such pro.
grams for each individual hos.
pital are not feasible at present
and therefore it is recommended
that a model research unit be
established at one Of the hos
pitfalls, preferably Spring Grove
State Hospital. inasmuch as 9
fairly good. but limited, program
is already in existence there
the group concluded.
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IDuckett Enters
IJudqeship Race

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 10 TO,
Bowie Duckett, who organized
Maryland's Subversiye Activities
Control Department as a special
assistant attorney general, be-
came a candidate for a 5th cir
cult judgeship today.
The 52-year-old Annapolis
attorney became the second
county lawyer in two days to
file for the circuit bench.
Matthew S. Evans filed yester-
day.
A new judgeship for the cir
cult, which embraces Anne
Arundel. Howard and Carroll
Counties, was created in 1858,
The new judge would sit ex-
.clusively in Anne Arundel.
In addition, the judgeship
now held by James McGill will
be filled in the next election.
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Army Housing
GetsGo-uheud

NORFOLK. Jan. 10 R.-Tht
Norfolk district Office of the Army
Engineers has received directives
to go ahead with the design and
advertising of 600 family housing
units at Fort Eustis and 500 units
at Fort Lee.
The Eustis project will cost
an estimated $8.l million and
that at Lee about $6.7 million q
spokesman for the Army Engi-
Ineers said. The projects are ex-
Ipected to be advertised for con-
Istruction in July.
The housing will be financed
with private capital insured by
the Federal Housing Authority.
The project Eustis and Lee
family housing units are In addi-
tion to l27 units at Eustis and
rs units at Lee now under con-
tract for construction. Those
under contract are in the mill
tary construction Army program
and come out Of funds appreciated
by Congress.
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'McKe|dinDrops
Plan for Special
Ports Session

BALTIMORE. Jan. 10 R.-
Gov. McKeldin will not call q
special session Of the Legislature
to consider the proposed Mary
land Port Authority. but instead
will leave the measure for the
regular 30-day session beginning
February /.
Gov. McKeldin said last night
lit may not be necessary to call
a special session at all If q
valid measure. able to stand q
court test, is passed during the
regular session.
Seeks 10 Avoid Criticism
II not, then a special session
could be called after the regular
session to "re-enact q bill al
ready fully considered and q
subject of legislative approval, :"
Gov. McKeldin said.
He said the main reason for
not calling the General Assembly
into special session. which has
been tentatively set for next
Monday. was TO avoid complaints
of undue haste"
The Governor noted that the
attorney general had advised
consideration Of the legislation
lat a special session instead Of at
the regular 30-day session DE
cause the constitutionality re-
Istricted nature Of the short ses-
sion cast possible doubts upon
the validity Of the proposed legis-
|lation, If passed therein"
Cites Legal Difficulties
But he said drafting Of "this
new and novel statute presented
legal difficulties of an extremely
complex nature which were not
Iinitially foreseen. and caused pro-
Itracted delay. so that only yester-
day are copies Of the proposed bill
being made generally available"
And in view of the short time
remaining before the regular
session begins. the Governor de-
Icided not to call a special session.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS
CheverIy Site Rezoned
For Community Pool

side of New Hampshire avenue
south of the shopping area at
the intersection of the avenue
with University lane.
The board also denied the
application of the American Re-
search Bureau, which rates the
popularity Of television pro-
grams. for commercial coming of
Ia four-acre site In the Arminger
tract at the intersection OF
Howard and Brandon roads in
Beltsville.
The commissioners also denied
the following applications from:
Louis J and Anna T. carusillo owners,
for a tract on the east side OF Sargent
road approximately 300 feet south of
Rigs road. from RIBS to C-l.
Clifton jackson, owner. for lot 6,
Llock ls. Hishland Park located at the
southeast corner Of 30-foot aney and
,Seyentieth avenue, from R-R 10 IL.
The Scott johnson Collins Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Post No. 96ia Silver Hill,
for special exception for q 2-aere tract
now zoned R. r near the intersection OF
Silver Hill and st. Barnabas roads. The
post wants to construct clubhouse on
the site,
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The motorists contended they
never had a chance to present
their testimony.
The warrants charge Police
Pvt. John E. Newman, 40, of 507
Sixty first avenue, Capitol
Heights, with two counts each
of hit-and-run and reckless
driving and one count of driving
a car with improper license tags.
The same charges were placed in
the new warrants.
Mr.. Hollingsworth and Mr.
Roberts told police car driven
by Pvt Newman sideswiped
theirs and failed to stop after
the accidents last November 10
The tag number was noted by a
witness and traced by District
Heights Police Chief Harry Volk-
man to Pvt. Newman.
At the request of the COM
claimants. hearing on the new
warrants was set for February
10 at 1880 pm. In the Hyattsville
Police Court, this time before
Trial Magistrate w. Britton
Moore.
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racial marriage and prohibits a
resident from leaving the State
to be married and returning
solely for the purpose of evading
the law.
The appellant, Ham Say Naim,
was married to Ruby Elaine
Naim at Elizabeth City, N. C.
They returned Immediately to
live in Norfolk. Mrs. Naim asked
annulment Of the marriage Is
months later on the ground It
was void in law"
The Portsmouth court an
nulleo the marriage and Mr.
Naim asked the Virginia STU
preme Court to overturn that
ruling.
The State Supreme Court up
held the ruling in June, 1855
and Mr.. Naim appealed to the
United States Supreme Court
He contended racial limita-
tons on the right 10 marry
violate the equal protection and
due process Of law clauses OF
the Federal Constitutions Four.
'teenth Amendment.
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Virginia Defies Supreme Court
On Intermurriuqe RuIino

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 19
R.--It appeared today another
appeal would be made to the
United States Supreme Court in
the case involving the invalida-
ton Of the 1852 marriage be-
tween a Chinese seaman and a
Portsmouth white woman.
Virginia's Supreme Court
yesterday gave notice 1t wouli
not comply with an order Of the
United States Supreme Court
directing that the interracia!
marriage case be remanded fol-
retrial in the Circuit Court Of
the city Of Portsmouth.
David Gardner Of Washing
ton, D. c.. attorney for the ap.
pellant. said that If the effect
of the Virginia Supreme Courts
decision was to "reinstate the
ruling Of the Portsmouth court
then I will appeal it again"
1t appeared just such an in
depreciation would be placed or
the Virginia Supreme Court de.
cision.
Virginia law prohibits inter
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New Warrants Revive
Untried Hit-Run Case

Two Prince Georges County
motorists and a town policeman
who contend that warrants
charging a District policeman
with five traffic violations were
dismissed without a hearing by
Trial Magistrate Nita S. Hin.
man Crane. signed new war
rants against the man yester-
day.
Il hope we can get a fab
hearing this time" said John w
Hollingsworth of 5000 Raleigh
road, Deer Park Heights. one Of
the motorists, after a three.
hour conference with States At.
torney Blair H. Smith.
Mr.. HollingsWorth and Mach
Roberts. $500 Davis street
Maryland Park, had asked Mr.
Smith for help after they
learned. on January S, wher
they appeared for a hearing or
the charges in Capitol Height.
Police Court. that Judge Crane
had found the policeman mo,
guilty"