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Transit Shows
Earning Climb

D. C. Transit System, Inc. re-
ported to the Public, Utilities
Commission today that It's earn
ings increased from $2l in Feb
ruary to $75,162 in March.
The report also showed a de-
cline in the number Of passen-
gers carried. But comparison
between the figure for last month
and that for March. 1856. is
difficult because there were 81
business .days-Mondays through
Fridays-in March. 1857. against
% in March, 1856. The total for
last month was l5,323.378. or "a
per cent less than the former
Capital Transit Co. carried in
March Of last year.
In the full seven months since
D. c. Transit System has beer
in business the number Of pas
sengers dropped to 1922 million
from 1919 million in the COM
parable preceding seven months
This was a decline Of 2.6 pei
cent.
Net operating income-the cur.
cial figure which the Public
Utilities Commission chiefly
takes into account in setting
rates-was $107.5 SIS last month
In February 1t was $29,596 but ir
the seven-month period THU
figure was S249, $50.
After net operating income
various charges are deducted
chiefly about $4,000 q month II
interest paid and various item'
of income are included befor,
net income to the corporation Il
reached.
The decline in passenger
carried last month was accom-
panied by a matching decline
Of "a per cent in streetcar mile
operated. Bus miles, however
increased per cent.
Normally March. April ant
May are the transit company
best months of the year.
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he admitted both Of them, Capt.
Mowry said.
After further questioning,
Echols admitted a third rape and
another HOUSEKEEPING. accord
ing to Detective Sergt. Robert
D. Weaver of the sex squad.
The new case involved a at
year-old Negro mother Of three
in the 1900 block of Alabama
avenue Sc. on November 5.
1855. Sergt. Weaver said. Echols
repeatedly said he entered the
basement apartment, through a
window.
The other HOUSEKEEPING was
in a house in the 4400 block Of
Falls terrace Sc. last month,
Sergt. Weaver said.
Echols was to face Juvenile
Court today, at which time the
court will be asked to waive
Jurisdiction, allowing prosecution
in District Court. Sergt. Weaver
said. r
The youth doesn't go to school
and is on the streets night and
day. Capt. Mowry said
Six Slash Wounds
The body of Valerie Lee, 8,
colored and a student at Merritt
Elementary School. was found
near the tracks at $50 am. by
a railroad engineer on April IL.
Police said there were six knife
wounds probably inflicted with
a pen knife. She had been miss
ing since leaving home to return
to school after lunch the pre-.
viouS day.
Police have been on a massive
manhunt for the slayer of the
Lee girl with more than so in
vestigators running down every
lead. Capt. Richard Felber Of
the Homicide Squad said between
1000 and. 5000 persons have been
interviewed in search of clues
and between 200 and 300 pos
sible suspects have been taken
to headquarters for tests and
alibi checks.
Capt. Felber said no one has
been found who had seen Valerie
alive after 12:45 pm. April 10
and the Coroner's report indi.
Gated her lunch was still undi-
gested; the assumption is she
was dead a few hours after leay.
L ing home to go back to school.
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Crash Injuries
Futol to D. c. Man

George r. Brown. So, Of the
first block of R street NV. died
In Alexandria Hospital last night
from injuries suffered in a two
car accident yesterday on Route
| near Woodbridge. Va.
State police said Mr.. Brown
apparently was attempting TO
make a U-turn when struck by
another car driven by James P.
Moran Of New York.
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Driver Dies, 5 Hurt
AS Auto Hits Tree

A driver was killed anu his FIVE
passengers injured last night
when a speeding auto went out
of control on a curve and crashed
into a tree on Route 240, Mont
gomery County police reported.
ROBBIE Payne. 81. Of 924 c street
NE. was pronounced dead at
the scene, Of a fractured skull.
Police said the accident oc-
Cured about $50 feet north OF
DerWood road.
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cinct. where he was booked. said
the ragged, muddy-clothed sus-
pect admitted using a knife in
two of the rape cases.
|. Capt. Mowry said the same
sort of weapon was used in the
April II fatal stabbing and rape
|of Valerie Lee near the Washing
ton Railway Co. tracks near hel
home at 50l3'Jay street NE. The
5-feet-9 inches tall, l65-pouns
suspect, who has a long juvenile
record as a housebreaker. was
questioned today at the De.
tective Bureau in the Lee case
Capt. Mowry said.
The Police Identification Blu
lreau. however, indicated Echols
blood type does not match thai
Of bloodstains found on Valerie
and her clothing. This appeared
to clear him in the Lee case but
police continued to question him
The youth is charged witt
raping one woman on April II
and attempted rape of anothe
the next day. This was a few
hours before Valerie Lee wa
found stabbed half a dozel
times, stripped and raped in I
Northeast thicket.
Knife Held at Throat
In the first case, a 30-year-olt
housewife of the 1900 block o
Texas avenue Sc. said a you'll
broke into her house at 3 am
held a knife at her throat an,
criminally assaulted her. Sh
said he was colored and husk.
in build.
In the second case, Mrs. Pear
L. Allen, 20. Of the 1000 block O.
D street Sc. said a young MAI
Of the same description brok'
into her home. cut her slight!
on the chin but fed when sh,
screamed.
Capt. Mowry said Echols' fin
gerprints match prints left by
the assailant at Mrs. Allen
home and the Texas avenue
house.
Echols was arrested at 3 am
today when two patrolmen, Pvts
Benjamin j. Chaplin and Carl.
ton Rogers of No. IA. saw hin
acting suspiciously in the 480(
block of Benning road NE. They
questioned him about the twt
rape cases and shortly afterward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-22

10000 visited Mount Vernon
yesterday. compared with $4,000
on Saturday. The Washington
Monument had $500 sightseers
before it closed at S pm. yes
terday. During the same period,
the Lincoln Memorial reported
$500 visitors and the Jefferson
Memorial. 5000.
Hundreds Of buSloads of Wis.
Iitors. mainly high school stu.
dents from all over the East
visited the Franciscan Monas.
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Anniversary Purty

The 32d birthday Of Court For
est Glen. Catholic Daughters Of
America. will be celebrated al
$3.50 pm. Tuesday at the villa
Rosa Restaurant. $40 Roede)
n I'D. Silver Spring. =
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3 Choirs to Sinq

Three independent choirs Of
Washington-Lee High School will
combine in a musical program at
1880 pm. Friday, at the school
lin Arlington.
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Youth, II, Seized Here
In Attacks on Women
Police Soy He Admits Using Knife
After Breaking Into Southeast Homes

i7yearold youth arrested early today Connection
with three recent attacks the 4t precinct
Police booked him Raymond B. Echols coored of 4434
Falls Terrace Sc and charged him with rape attempted
and two housebreakngs Capt Howard Mowy No. IA
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Rambler
-. Puuses to Admire
Winged Work Of Art
By GEORGE KENNEDY

The first and one of the
most memorable Sights en-
joyed by visitors entering the
National Gallery Of Art is the
bronze Mercury poised above
the fountain in the great
rotunda.
Where has another work Of
art been given such a staging?
The messenger Of the gods is
alone under the great dome,
which completes its vaulting
more than 100 feet above the
floor.
He is in the center of a
circle formed by Is pillars, S6
feet tall, of dark green Italian
marble. Under his winged
feet a fountain splashes gently
into the wide stone bowl be-
low and overfiows evenly
around its lip.
Many overlook the bronze
plaque on the floor in front
which reads: Mercury
Giovanni Bologna !. Flemish
Florentine School /. 1924
1903"
Many, noting the plaque,
ask who Giovanni Bologna
was. Some remember seeing
a similar figure in the Louvre
in Paris and ask If this Is a
replica.
EVERY YEAR the gallery
gets letters from people who
have q bronze Mercury In
their home. After a visit to the
gallery and a comparison at
home they have come to re-
alize that they have the same
figure so highly honored in
Washington. They want to
I know II theirs is not a pos
session Of great value.
"They probably found one
in the attic" says Perry B,
Colt, curator of the gallery,
!, Many bronze figures Of
Bologpa's Mercury were cast
In the 1905 during the pop
ularity of statuary in the late
Victorian parlor."
The gallery informs these
inquirers that their discovery
is worth about as much as any
other recent reproduction Of
1 popular items from antiquity,
The National Gallery's Mer-
curry is one Of three known
10th century castings Of
Bologns's design in this size
The figure, which almost looks
like a statuette due. to the
huge dimensions Of its set
ting, ii five feet eight inches
tall. -.
The other known casting OF
the period, probably the pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
*Help stop their
loss with Dental Floss!

This simple test will astound you!
Brush your teeth as clean as possible. Then use
Johnsons Dental Floss bettceen the teeth
You'll find it disodges many remaining food
particles. Left alone these may ferment and form
acds-acids which eat tooth enamel and start decay
Ordinary brushing cannot prevent this hidden
decay. That's why dentists recommend Johnson's
Dental Floss after you brush your teeth.
It's so effective, so easy to use. IA
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Freed
In Paris Killing

PARIS, July II @.-A
French court yesterday gave a
former United States soldier
a two-year suspended sentence
for stabbing his unfaithful
Franch wife to death.
He was Joseph Daigneault,
80, of Lewiston. Me-. who set
tied here in 194S after marry
ing Monique Parfus, a beauti-
full dancing teacher. while on
occupation duty in West Ger
many.
The court was told this
story:
The young couple settled
down in Paris, but their happi-
ness did not last. Daigneault,
his attorney pleaded, was
naive when it came to making
love. Monique found another
man who brought what he
neglected"
Wife Takes Week End
Daigneault was furious. es-
peclally after his wife went OF
for a week end with her lover
In a last-ditch effort tc
patch things up, the American
urged his wife to go to the
United States with him anc
start life over. At first she
agreed and he went to the
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Air Force HoIts Work
On 5,OOO-MiIe Missile

high priority heretofore. The
Navajo has wings and is some
times called q pilotless bomber.
1t was designed to go 100
miles per hour. However. it
flies in the atmosphere much
more slowly than a ballistic
missile and is therefore more
vulnerable to enemy attack. 1t
carries q thermometer war
head.
All tests Of the missile have
not been successful. The first
flight in December. 1856. was
cut at about 5000 feet because
of a failure of a part in its
flight control. A second flight
test at Patrick Air Force Base
in Florida took place last
March.
Although the performance of
the missile fell short Of its
potential because of the NAL
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thetic hearing and there ap-
peared to be no disagreement
with the suspended sentence.
Daigneault will be released
from prison tomorrow and his
lawyers said he hopes to re-
turn to Maine as soon as pos
sible thereafter.
DR.. Paul Gourion, court-ap-
pointed psychiatrist, reported:
1T was a normal and legitimate
emotion which justified his act.
There was no insanity in his
case"
The mother of the dead
woman testified, II sincerely
believe that it was not his
fault. I would like for him not
to be punished"
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American Embassy to get for
malities started.
That evening-April IS.
1956-he came home with a
dozen red roses. got the dinner
started and set the table. He
carefully arranged the roses as
a centerpiece.
But Monique was out having
cocktails with her lover.
When she came home, Dali
gneault told her what he had
done at the Embassy.
Don't bother for me-" she
allegedly replied. II am moi
going with you. My lover /:
coming over to tell you why
Throws Out Lover
When the lover showed up
the veteran threw him out anc
locked the door. He stayed
outside to listen.
Once more Daigneault begged
Monique to come to America
with him. Never" she an.
swered.
The husband shouted, II vii
kill you. You will never belong
to another"
Monique screamed her las
words: Il have never loved you
I will never love you"
BY the time the lover, whit
was not named, broke down tn
door, Monique was dead will
26 stab wounds all over he
body.
Daigneault went to the polio
and confessed.
His case, described in tn
Paris press as a typical Grim
of passion" received a sympa
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two or three weeks 1t. Short
has said only hello" to him.
Acts Like Ofilcer'
He doesn't act rude to me
or go out Of his way to bother
me. He Just acts like an officer"
Wheeler added. 81 don't think
he likes me-"
1t. Shorts only comment
on Wheeler's statement was a
groaned. "Oh. no."
The lieutenant added that he
had been instructed" to say
nothing about the case pend
ing the outcome Of the court
martial
An Air Force spokesman last
week called the case a routine
matter of military discipline. +"
Members of the honor guard
should look alike" the spokes-
man said. wheeler is not
being tried for failure to get a
haircut. He is charged with
disobedience of a lawful order
Of his superior of1icer.i
Regulation Disputed
/ Wheeler said he had received
an Air Force regulation haircut
only the day before he got the
order to get white sidewall."
He acknowledged, however,
that his commanders can spec
ify a haircut other than that
prescribed by regulations.
Mr.. Sprung said he had
checked regulations and found
no rules on the white Sidewalk
model.
THE only order Wheeler had
to comply with. which he did,
Mr.. Sprung said, was to have
his hair neat and clean"
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1t. William Short of Seattle.
Wash.
Mr.. Sprung said his defense
would be that the haircut order
was modified by a higher rank
ing officer than 1t. Short, but
Wheeler was placed on restric-
ton and could not comply.
Conviction could carry maxi
mum penalties of bad conduct
discharge. six months at hard
labor, a reduction IN rank and
forfeiture of two-thirds pay
for six months.
Wheeler said he h a s
requested transfer from the
honor guard platoon three
times but that 1t. Short told
him several months ago the
only way he could get trans
ferred was by recommended
ton" or "by court martial"
! Wheeler also said for the pas
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function during the launching.
the tests were regarded as
satisfactory.
The Air Force said the Nav
aho had been based primarily
on an earlier state" of the de.
velopment of missiles. Now
there is. ''in effect, a substitute
program for an intercontinental
strategic weapon" it added.
However it said that the
Navajo development had con-
tributed greatly to the inter-
continental balliStic missile
program and also had con-
Itributed to other programs
through its inertial guidance
system.
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The Air Force discontinued
today the development Of the
5,000-mile, multi-million dol
lar Navajo guided missile.
Air Secretary Douglas said
the action was taken "as a re-
suit of a review of current prof.
ects which might be modified or
Cancelled in the light Of present
and anticipated budget and ex-
penditure levels"
The development was initi-
ated in 1916.
The Navajo. a North Ameri-
can Aviation project. has had
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what the outcome will be.
IN just wait and see what
happens. I don't like to count
nv chickens before they
hatch" he added.
His attorney, Murray Sprung
of New York, said he has a
good chance to beat it. I think
he should be acquitted"
Wheeler, a member Of a
United States Air Force honor
guard platoon, is being tried
for disobeying a direct order
from his superior officer. an Air
Force spokesman said. and not
for refusing to get a white
Sidewalk" haircut. A white
Sidewalk strips the hair bare
from the ears to the crown.
Denies Disobeying
Mr.. Sprung said Wheeler did
not disobey the order, but chal-
lenged it. The order was issued
by Wheeler's commander, 1st
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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