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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-06

HOLLYWOOD NANA)-
Rosalind Russell and husband
Fred BrissOn are leasing a house
in Denmark for one year-'to
relax, unwind, and take it
easier"-after ROE completes
her movie version of "Auntie
Name" at Warner Brothers.
"Well commute to New York
or California" producer Bris-
son c"Pajama Game" and
Dam Yankees told me be-
tween the acts at the premiere
of the Lena Horne Ricardo
Montalban "Jamica" musical in
New York last week. Gwen
Hollywood columnists have to
commute today to keep up with
the newsD
Talking to Kirk Douglas and
wife Anne in the foyer of the
Imperial Theater, where "Ja-
maica" opened, l learned that
Kirk, pale from two movies in
Europe, has to go back there
to wind them up. Ann will re-
turn to Hollywood with the
baby. Il need rest, rest. rest"
sighed Douglas. Dance director
Charlie O'Curran, with wife
Patti Page, informed me he. has
q date at Paramount for the
neSt Elvis Presley picture-"It
will be either 'Rodeo' or "A
Stone For Danny Fisher" In
the former, the gyrating Elvis
plays a Madison Square Gar
den cowboy: in the latter. a
juvenile delinquent.
y X \
On my flying trip East also
managed to see West Side
Story" and enjoyed it enor-
mously-especially the haunt
ing music of Leonard Bernstein,
and double-especially. TO-
night"
In New York you can buy
Jayne Mansfield wearing a BIZ
KIM, in the shape of a flesh
colored hot-water bottle-guar-
anteed, I am told. to keep you
warm. Jayne is collecting roy
alties on the item.
Other New York newsbits:
John Roosevelt, son of the late
President, is now press agent,
only today the title is pub
lie relations" One of the clients
of his company is John l..
Lewis. What Russell Birdwell
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SYLVESTER
Continued From Page c.

continued from rage C-t
Michael Todd bash at Madison
Square Garden. The producers
called a Todd lieutenant and
were told that the antique had
come from a dealer in the
Bronx, the one who calls him
self Hopalong Abramowitz.
However, Hoppy couldn't be
reached.
He's been in bed ever since
the Todd party.
The press agent for the
village spot called the Bon
Soir stopped in the other night
and asked a waiter if any cele-
brities has been in. The waiter
said yes, an Italian actor named
Brodsky. A little shaken, the
publicist asked which italian
actor named Brodsky. The
waiter found the slip of paper
on which he had marked the
name.
"Rossano Brodsky," he ex-
planned.
An actor was walking on
West Forty-fourth street when
stopped by a pal who ex-
claimed: You look terrific!
Where did you get that Won
derful sun tan?"
Easy" said the actor. 1--WE
got lousy agent"
Show business is like this:
Last years two hits, "Sepa-
rate Tables" and Waltz of
the Toreadors. did we'll here,
but both were considered to be
strictly for the carriage and
intellectual trade. Recently
producer Robert Whitehead
decided to send both on tour
although both are very heavy
shows scenically and costly to
operate. Everybody on Broad
way. including his own staff,
tried to argue him out of it.
Whitehead persisted. In their
first road weeks, Tables" did
$36.500 in Philadelphia and
"Toreadors' drew over $4,000
in Cleveland. It's good bust
ness to be arty.
Theodore Mann, coproducer
of Eugene O'Neill's Long Days
Journey Into Night" contends
that it really happened to him
the other night. A panhandler
stopped him in front of the
Helen Hayes Theater and
asked for rs cents.
Il usually ask for a quarter"
said the bum. but when I'm
under the marquee of a hit I
nof gro 1Y1arBc yNyinae -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-06
Hunt for Firehouse Site
Ends in Silver Spring

rehouse site ended for Silver
Spring with the approval yesterday by the
Montgomery County Council location the Montgomery
shopping The property in the 1900 block Of
Seminary west of the Montgomery Hills center at
Georgia and Seminary road.
ACQUISITION of the land will enable the Silver Spring fire.
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Powhoton News
Ruritan 'Girlies'
Matched PHS
Lassies March II

What promises to be a lot of
amusement for the public is bas-
ketbal game between members Of
the Powhatan Ruritans, dressed as
gills. who will play the Powhatan
High School girls at the War Me
morial Building on Wednesday night,
March 27 at 8. Come and enjoy the
laughs. Girls rules will be used
Co captains Of the Ruritan
Misses will be Charlie Montgomery
and Allen Brauer, and the squad
will include such notables as Sam
Bonifant. Sam Tilman, Sam Parker,
Billy Blandford and many others.
DIS. Bradley and BloXton' VII be on
the Puritan bench to administer
pills and shots as needed
Mr. and Mrs. w. R Parker Mr.
ard Mrs Sam Parker and Mr. and
M S. G. K Wright attended the Con
ference Of Bank Correspondents
meeting at the John Marshall, Sat
urday evening,
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C a 8 s IF Z . S
FOR SALE

SHEEP $50 head of yearling
western eWs w. G. Jackson,
Amelia C H, Va. Phone 421.
3-15-4t
1851 FORD: radio. heater, excel
lent condition. reasonable, Mrs,
Coleman. IBID Virginia St or
phone 704-J 3-15-3p
-
MACHINERY SHED. "a x co.,
less than one year old, can be
dismantled in sections-For in
formation call Farmville 1913 from
800 a. m until 600 p. m.
3-15-4t
SMALL GROCERY STORE and
meat market. Phone 429 or 94-J
after 6. 3-19-1p
HOME ~ 6 room brick. bath and
alf. full basement. floored up
stairs. years old Third Avenue
extended, Phone $50 3-19-tf
ANGUS HERD for sale, 27 two
year old Heifers, ready to breed.
Very best beef type, bred up for IS
! years. treated for bangs. Also reg
istared bull years old, best type.
! These cattle are very gentle and
easy to handle. Can be seen near
1 Boatwrights Orchard. Phone at
nights. Wednesday, Thursday or
Friday Dillwyn. Va. 33F112, Post
Office Wealthia, Va Ray Boat
wright 3-18-2t
/ PALCO WOOL excellent in
suIation for homes, broiler houses
md other buildings. Water, fire
and rodent proof. $500 for a
stake body truck load loose. L. w.
/ Moore. Phone BurkeviIle 1852.
1 Three miles from Burkeville on
highway 800 3-19-4t
/ COW - fresh grade Guernsey,
one week old calf at side. Excel
lent bodied good producer. L, w
/ Moore, Phone Bnkeville 2152
Three miles from Burkeville on
highway 800. 3-19-4t
-4-~~-~~-~ -~~~~
/ BUNGALOW ~ Nice 4 rooms,
bath and heat. Jackson Heights.
w. c. Canada - Agent - Phone
313. Peoples Bank Bldg
3-19-2p
( DUCKS ~ 3 Mallard brakes, 3
white brakes. white females
500 each, 8 for S700 Ivanhoe
Morgan, Buckingham. Va Phone
2811. 3-19-2p
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ChuIa

Mr. and Mrs Virginius Clements
and Mrs Wilson Throckmorton. Of
Richmond, visite d their mother,
Mrs Julia Robertson. who Is i'll
Other guests in the Robertson home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
barnard, MS Emma West, Mr. and
Mrs Palmer and Mr., and Mrs.
M uncle Dodson. and Audrey
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Denny. and
family. of Colonial Heights. and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Lewis, Of Rich
mpnd, visited their parents. Mr. and
Mrs R B Denny, Sunday
M S. Ruby Perkins, Of Maryland
and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mabry Of
Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs H
B Midkiff over the week end
Mrs. Vera McMilhon, and son,
and Mrs Arlogene Bollinger, and
children, went to the ST. John S
Church, Confederate Museum, and
Valentine Museum in Richmond Sun
day.
4 lawrence Hcnln From Hospital
Mrs. ]. A. Lawrence, Mr.. and
MRS. Harold Osborne and Id ell
Royal brought j A Lawrence
home from Grace Hnsnital where
ha had been A patient for the past
week Guests in the Lawrence home
Sunday were Mr.. and MS w O.
Lynn, Of Lynchbure Mr. and Mrs.
p. A. Laurence. of Crewe, Chester
Dawson, M. and Mrs E c. Felts
and Mrs. w. c. Key.
Mrs irwin Morris has been a pa-
tent in Grace Hospital for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Ms. E. {. Felts visited
MIS- Mae Tenser. Of Midlothian
Sunday
Mr.. ard Mrs. Howard Bollingei
announce the birth of son. Bruce
Howard Mrs. Bollineer is still a
Medical College Hospital
Beasleys Visit
Mr.. and MrS. T. {. BeaSley VlSlteC
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest BeasIey o
Richmond Saturday Guests of the
q. c. Beasleys Sunday were Mr. anC
Mrs. Bruce Brandon Of Mannboro
and Mr. and MS John Beasley, anC
family, Of Richmond.
Clyde Cofer, Of surry, was oper
atod on Monday at Riverside Hos
pital in Newport News Mr. anC
NJ S. W II Nolan, of Bayside. arr
staying with their daughter, Mrs
Lorraine Golfer. while her HUSBAND
is in the hospital
Audrey Dodson, Of CoIonia
Heights and Aubrey Dodson. 0
Chfse City spent the week end will
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NOTICE


LEIGH THONfASSON - Would
like to contact any one having in
formation, old Bible records, or
other data concerning these fam
lies or their descendants. Mrs. w
H. Nutter 1908 N. Morgan ST.,
Rushville, Indiana. 226-8t
SLAYTON AND LACKEY - well
drilling. We are not connected in
any way with the Farmvllle Well
Drilling Co Our phone is 1925 r..
3-5-8p
I WILL NOT be responsible for
any debts or bills made other
than by myself. w. F. Cody, 3
Chopt and Patterson, Richmond,
Va. 3-15-5p
PIG PARLORS ~ Fattening Hogs
on an assembly line basis is now
being accomplished by farmers in
this area who have fitted Puri-
ma Pig Parlor into their farm oa-
Grafton. Pig parlors which are
being built for around $500 apiece
are 80 feet long by 2 feet
wide. Built over concrete slab
they are big enough to fatten SO
butcher hogs. Buckingham Farm
Supply in Dillwyn, Va. will give
you complete plans for erecting
this low-cost hog -fattening build
ing. 3-192tr
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FOR SALE

-~~~~-~-~~
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-O. Grays
Drugs. l2-18-52p tIl
BUSINESS BUILDING - We s t
third St. in Farmville. Two story
brick with apartment on second
floor. Lot fronts 33 feet. Ideal for
any type store. Reasonable. Lam
don G. Atkins. Realtor Munich
pal Bldg. Farmvllle, Virginia
I-25-t If
WHITE WAY service station and
restaurant. L. L. Andrews, Phone
391 or II 2-5-tf
SEWING MACHINES; used ma
chimes $685. up. Repair and parts
for all makes. Your Necchi Elna
Dealer. Nechi Elna Fabric Shop
115 w. Bird. phone 429. Farmville,
va. l0-23-tf
HOUSE 7 rooms 2 baths, on
Beech Street L. E Andrews, Call
391 or II. 2-o-u
SPENCER L. the best support for
health and beauty. Annie Y. Put
ney. Registered Corsetiere, Phone
468. 3-8-7p
REMINGTON = RAND typewriter
and adding machines No down
payment $l00 per week. South
side Sundry Co. 3-l2-Cf
1851 PLYMOUTH r. 2-door. one
owner. low mileage, radio, heater,
good tires. engine in excellent
condition. $685.. can Merrill Dug
ger at 1913 before p. m. OF 500
after 6 p. m. 3-l2-4p
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A large crowd attended the we'd
ding of Miss Kay Sullivan to Percy
Webb, at Red Lane Church, Friday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. J Elwood Poore.
Of Amelia, have purchased the R. L.
Mann farm near Powhatan, recently
owned by S L. Ray and will build
a new home on the site.
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Mr. end Mrs. Ernest Campbell,
and children, visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs w. D Brisentne arj
Mrs. c. C. Campbell in Prospect,
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Campbell
have recently moved to Chester
where Campbell is employed by
Virginia Electric and Power com
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their parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Kyle Hendricks. and
d7uq liter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
St John. of Brookneal, visited in
the F. M Jennings home Sunday
Mrs. c. J. stigan, qf Midlothian,
and Mrs. Charles Thorpe, Of SAKE,
visited Mrs. Stigall's broth . I,
Thomas c. Beasley, Tuesday
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Second E.enten
Service Scheduled

The second of the Union Lenten
services in Amelia Will bF held at
Trinity Methodist church Thurs
day, at p. m.
The Rev. Wilson M lStitt. rec
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GARD OF 'iEt.Al~n>

WORLAY ~ The family Of the
late j. c. Worley wishes to thank
all of those who sent flowers.
food and expressions Of sympathy
to them in their recent bereave-
ment. 3-19-lt
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HELP WANTED

DAIRY AND FARM HELP -
good pay. milk. fuel and house
rent free. w. S. Green CreWe, Va.
Phone Burkewlle 2137. 3-15-2t
CHEF AND MEAT CUTTER
Bradshaws Restaurant Burke
Vile 3-l5-2t
-~-~~~ 49, ---~---- ------~ - = = : -
MAN To work On dairy farm must
be able to use milking machines
John A. Gates. Rice va. phone
Farmville 3024-M. 3-12- 3p
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Jefferson

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Cosby and
son. of Richmond we're Saturday
afternoon and supper guests Of the
r A Cosby family
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drake, of
Richmond were recent Sunday visi-
tors Of Mr.. and MS. H c. Perkins.
Paul Perkins was home for the
week end from the University If
Virginia Sunday was not only ST.
pat''ick's Day. but it was also Paul
birthday!
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Pie~cy visited
eelatives. Mr.. and M s. Jack Stump.
IN Columbia Tuesday. They came
back BY Ca~torsv'lle and visited the
Rev and MIS- = p Stout.
Mrs. W NJ. Tilman, Mrs. S. F.
Piercv and Mrs. P Hicks. Of
Fine Creek Baptist Church, attended
the World Day of Prayer Service
eooneorad bv tho four Protestant
denominations of this county and
lid 81 Nav MEMORIAL Baptis
Church last Friday night.
Visits Exchanged
+ MS Homer willis and her fine
family If three YOUNGSTERS spent the
day III Richmond Saturday
/ Guests Of MS W. T Jackson on
Sunday we've Mr. and MS. f A
/ Martin and r ". shrecenqost. Of
Richmond. and Miss Annie Dee Har-
vey and Roland Dudley. Of Low
ingston
/ Mr. and Mrs Earl Meeenley. Mrs
H L West. and Ms Ethel Gould
man, all Of Richmond. were Sunday
afternoon visitors Of Mrs. S. f
Percy and Mrs. Oliver c Lippy
Mr. and Mrs. B Wilson ant
+ sons spent lest week end VISITING
At MiIlboro Servings with Mr. and
Ms. j W. Rucker. Mrs Wilson :
parents
y George Newton. recently retired
f~cm hs position at the Southside
State Farm is enjoying his home
and small farm activities. AS you
drive along Route 522 YOU can SEE
4 him every day very busily occup ed
and wearing a big smile You car
\ almcst hear him say without actu
H ally speaking, This il real living
In Fashion Show
Miss Linda Perkins has been il
Richmond three days this week il
/ preparation for the junior fashion
show sponsored by the Teen Council
which she directed on Saturday
Mrs A C Smith and Mrs Mason
Smith. of Maidens. were visitors Of
Mrs Bcfoice Hicks on Thursday
They also visited Mrs S. T Piercy
Mr. and Mrs Ernest R. Jones
3f Richmond. were here for three
days last week at Their home max
De Preparations for coming back tC
jefferson for the simmer months
Then friends enjoyed seeing them
and are looking forward to their re
turn
NJ. and Mrs r. Z. Shaver were
in Richmond Saturday and spen
/ several hours with Mr. and Mrs
/ Waitsell Gwaltney and son
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tor Of Christ Episcopal church.
will preach on To-day thou shais
be with Me in paradise" the sec
ond word from the cross.
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ADMINISTRATOR Havi

ADMINISTRATOR - Havin G
qualified as administrator eta of
the estate Of the late Frank Will
son Spindler, I request that all
bills against the estate be pre-
sented and all who owe the estate
please come forward and settle.
First National Bank, Farmville,
administrator of the estate Of the
late Frank Wilson Spindler
3-19-2t
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AUCTION SALE


AUCTION SALE Household
zoods and Garden tools. Satur-
lay, March %, at 10 a m at the
farm of Mrs. Edward Wilson, ,
niles east of Pamplin. livingroom
ute. bedroom suite, rugs Electric
7reezer refrigerator, power now
en- lawn furniture, etc.
3-15-2tp
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What's Free?


This sp ce is offered without
charge by The Herald to anyone
who wishes to give something
away Free" Pitt
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WANTED

rIMBERLAND and cut over land,
ighesl prices paid Landon At
zins. Pealtor. Municipal Bldg.
Farmville, Phone 390M or 1888.
2-8-tf
PROPERTY F9, listing in my
Spring catalog farms. homes. bus
ness property and timbellands. /
ave out-of-state buyers. Landon
c. Atkins, Realtor Municipal
Bldg. Phone Bonn or 1888, Farm
vile. Va. 315-tf
PIGS ~ eight to 10 weeks old in
lots of 10 Or morn. Write stating
age and price desired A. T Har-
vie. Amelia. Va. 3-I9-4t
~----- : = ~--~-
USED FarmaH Cub tractor and
attachments with hydraulic life
I WInfred Smith Smitty Bros.
electric CO. 3-19-2p
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SERT ICES

DITCHING - Let US dig your
bitches. septic tanks, etc by ma
chine especially designed for that
purpose. Rural work solicited
Putney Plumbing and Heating
Phone 463, Farmyille, VA 3-8-tt
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NOTICE

nv s@M
WE ARE NOW PAYING:
Following prices on all grades
scrap iron:
Auto bodies. cut apart. free of
wood and glass, per hundred
POUNDS 81 w
Mixed Scrap Iron, per hundred
pounds ..........--,.... $1.15 to 81 40
Cast iron, per hundred
pouIldS 81 oU
Highest prices paid for all metals
and rags. Secure our prices before
selling
LyRchburg Iron & Metal Co.
Park Ave. & kemper st.
Lynchburg. Va.
Tel. -2401-4- 2402
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FOR RENT

- - - -
HOUSE - three bedroom, hot
water heat. COL Pine Street.
Available February IS. Miss Eliza
Miss Elizabeth Burger 1-8-tf
STORE. formerly occupied by
Cradles. Elizabetl. Burger, Farm
Vile, Va lO-3u-u
APARTMENT - UNFINISHED, two
or more rooms. sol South Main
st Phone 3q6 i 3-12-4t
--~~~ - - - = - = :
HOUSE: 6 rooms with lights. SIX
miles south east OF Farmville,
Rent reasonable John A. Gates,
Rice. Va. phone Farmyille 1924
NJ 3-12-3p
HOUSE 4 rooms, Semimodern.
Nzrs. Conner. Phone 475-M be-
fore 7 D. m. 3-15-4p
APARTMENT IL 6 rooms. large
attic, basement, garden, oil heat.
Phone 150-R 3-15-3 tp
APARTMENT ~ Small furnished
apartment. Phone $50 r. 3-l5-4t
BED DOM - furnished 108
North Virginia Street, FarmVllle.
Phone $40 M 3-19-2t
-
APARTMENT furnished heat
cd. first floor five rooms. sol
High st. 3-lo-U
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SAVE
ON YOUR
NEW
Farm Equipment

In order that you may be pb!e
to buy the new machinery you
need this yeor, we hove cut
our cost of doing business
to q point where we con offer
the following sowing on new
equipment during March and
Anril an Cash S0tes.
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WHITE WAY service station and
restaurant. L. L. Andrews, Phone
3e1 or II 2-5-tf
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-03-19

heavy crocheted Colonial
reproduction Of Heirloom
original deep fringed
ends Antique White, rose
ond green color.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Ribieon Speaks

Following Vice President
Nixon. Gov. Abraham Ribicoh
Of Connecticut. chairman OF the
Highway Safety Committee Of
the Governors Conference. said
traffic accidents could be cut
in half with the resulting saw
ing of 10000 lives a year, If
States would meet the challenge
Of traffic accidents prevention.
The Governors must spear
head the highway safety cam
paign in their States" he said.
Policemen. judges. motor We
hicle commissioners, and other
officials cannot function prop
erly unless their Governor
backs them up. II they know
their Governor is on their side,
they will do a first rate job"
Harlowe H. Curtice. chair
man OF the Presidents Com
mittee for Trafiic Safety and
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Missing Princess
Free to Murry

TOKYO. Dec. 9 P1.-The
'disconsolate mother OF a teen
age Manchu princess, missing
five days with her youthful
lover. today pleaded in a radio
broadcast all is forgiven-you
can marry"
The appeal was made as po-
.ce pushed a five-day hunt for
he couple into the foothills OF
Mount Full. 100 miles SOUTH
west of Tokyo.
The l9-year-old. Eisei Aishin
Kakura. is the niece OF Henry
Pu-Yi. last OF the Manchu en-
perorS OF China now in a Red
Chinese political prison. She
disappeared from home with
Takemichi Okubo. 10. son Of q
Northern Japan railway execu-
tive.
The couple. repeatedly for
hidden by Eisei's family to see
each other. left behind a note
saying they intended TO COM
NIT suicide. Police said they
are continuing the search on
the assumption the lovers are
still alive.
"Eiseil Takemichil" Mrs
Aishinkakura sobbed over the
radio. please come home
all Is forgiven you can
marry or do as you desire"
Evening star., 1957-12-09

A Georgetown crime spree
was halted in a hurry today
when a burglary suspect was
spotted before police knew any
thing was missing.
Arrested on three counts Of
h0usebreakiiie was William
Patrick Haggerty. "a. OF New
York. Police said he has served
time in New York State.
Key figure in the arrest was
Baltimore truck driver. John
p. O'Conner. He was driving
through Georgetown shortly
after 2 am. when he saw a man
climbing out the side window
OF Bueller's Amoco Station at
33l7 NJ street NV.
Mr.. O'Conner stopped his
truck and called police. des-
.cribing the man.
Ofiicers from the 7th precinct
found $3.50 missing from the
station. Checking further, they
found plate glass windows
kicked in at the Union Clothing
Co. 3il7 NJ street. and the
Trading Post. 1899 NJ street.
Shoes. socks. shirts and
trousers were missing from the
FIRST and 200 pennies from the
second.
More policemen joined the
search for the man described
BY the truck driver.
PvtS. L. L. Turner and ]. r.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
Hondymon Finds
Charles Ford Home
T otoIIy Ronsocked

The home Of the late Charles
(. Ford. noted criminal lawyer,
was found ra1sacked from tcr
to bottom today. The discov-
cry was made by a handyman
who visited the residence al
1924 Morningside drive NV
this morning.
Police could not Immediately
determine what was missing
from the large house. The
widow Of Mr.. Ford, who died
October 26. and daughter
Nancy. left for Florida last
Wednesday and we're being no
titled.
The handyman. Richard Will
liams, found that glass in the
basement door had been broken.
Starting with the recreation
room. the prowlers had gone
through the entire house. pull
ing out drawers and upsetting
them on the floor.
A number of bottles of whisky
had been removed from a cab
met and left on chair. 1t did
not appear that damage 10
furnishings was extensive.
Evening star., 1957-12-09
SUBWAY

COntlnueu FROM frtt rage
motormen. The TWU claims to
represent a majority OF the
city's $4,000 subway workers.
A recent report by a fact
finding board recommended "a
the Transit Authority that a
single system wide union be
chosen as bargaining agent
An election has been set for
next Monday.
The report triggered the ac-
ton OF the MBA. which has
long campaigned for bargain
ing representation by crafts,
At a meeting yesterday six
other unions. including conduc-
tors. mechanics. tower men
electricians and other crafts,
voted support OF the MBA. but
/ IL was not Immediately clear
whether they had In fact
walked out.
The falling action by Justice
Greenberg followed efforts yes
terday of municipal officials tc
avert the strike. In sending
Mr.. Loos and his three aides
to iail.t Justice Greenberg
cleared a fifth MBA official,
Vincent O'Brien. after he de-
clared Il am against the
strike"
In announcing hts decision,
Justice Oreenberg said: Il am
not unsympathetic TO these
people. but an order Of the
Supreme Court cannot be flout-
ed. However worthy the ambi-
tions Of these men may be. they
are required AZ all times 10 be
lawful citizens"