davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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l6-ACRk KeTATE-chaFming Gus
with marvellous view d country
side; partly wooded; privacy and
quiet yet close In. f35, 600.
RoMKR a CO.. oaithersburg zoe.
'sSe DOWN s,l sss rER NO: plus
really 4 dream home. Only sis'-
500. TRADES CONSIDERED. CAL
TN Q pm. HU. $500. BkRKNs,
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LEMlspA LE@ csP.eicuss 49,; t.eesrc ,2,s
s sI;:a ssR ssS. 'is s:Sls:: ;.s y:
and fun Sisk. ceiling Ssssmsnti
~. msHy oc sxtEgs. ia 49,! spprcvesH, ., e
also, q, c. HnLEY q co. AP. y
1900, GAIL Baltimore ave-, River
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0REkNMOOD hEOLLH-Ssqm,ol1.t.
sPIst 1 Spiis-lsx:l; nsT,GsRs con-
S so.%aIi Carpet: finished rec. rm.;
fenced ct sle ess 2 e. sehScl g 6 snd
sie fiis1orfh drive, JU. B-o1OO.
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MASS, AVE. EXTENDED = New
s IS .lh s.SI.s. y s:'s q us, s:
AASoos.' ". r,sArn5 a.. S eAsiIS. o
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o BE- ii,,. clzsE !sshIae q: On.
G'str r.: ;'s sIs sE Ben. 1'I ss:sE
on IND. bsnt, sss heat. - porch
2. e 81, q. . va, SIEi. , V VA,
on ND, NC, OF. 0-7s0O ~ D,
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BETHESDA, mr., NIH-sl 800 dn:
sSon ri: s ssS 50scS PR ;:ss.a
Sm. Ideal location icr schools,
on very Iauist street. Sic. $50, ~
appt. only. ST. a-1770 wk. days
or OIL. 4-6073 WI. ends Or NIGHTS.
BETHEsDA; BY OWNER: Stb,b00
5ns iss, Kit. Win dining are area, i uii
bsnit.; fenced lot: washer, drier,
other extras; excel. school area;
$14,760, FHA approved loan.
1927 Dickens ave. Bethesda. Nd
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CnA9K-peilFhtful 4-bed-
E e. iI: Fame: :ss.p s:..s = e! ~
III aEss 50q Pr or Nd INC.
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BETHEsDA, near NM: sSs,7sS1 So;
SOr. Ssds%s s s1ss .n ssri ssss
ment; large level lot about
ma tssr,IR' HfSssosssnIIGRnaI kkxLff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

FALLS CHURCH. Holmes RUN
:saisP p..ar si;S|LI:ssL re- s% q.
hriek-and.nasstons patio, shaded
corner lot swimming pool mem-
berBhlp egail. Close 70 elem.
schools. Many extras; S22,6OO.
OWNER. u. 2-70e2. 2327 surrey
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5WNER MUST sELi1-Rsduesd %
h as.ssGl .1 1ir . She on ~; 81
True eentef-hall plan: Nv. I'm.
luxe kit. with table space, ) bed
sFound panslcd Fec. I'm. isysl.
plus fun bsmt. level, Vacant. I'm.
mediate possession. For further de-
tails ca1l THE DARBY Coz LE-
elusive Assnis. "a. 6-eses. Of
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SH,ss i wooded rs ssss,us c'l SVisl
ess i on i ist door; ' tain-si ssS
sulaSo1 ps sao Tor s. sSss % out acc;
grill: owner lsavlns city; mid-a0s
bspswc Cam y; JONES oS, . co" NC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

cs s.. S s.asnss sESsHf ..: g:
fully d.eorslsds slth charm and
spaee: powder roem plus family
scRS arss .is eer: as re- i s.ishas
sSss v cass ,s e'sssass e 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

An nsirJrIffrt19ie. fv wso6b5R1n5ss s enc
only s22 $50. and q brisht and
p fIsfI 4 R'v DIP Pi SnhE mi
ss ons Nio, hes cSH nAIyz Vs sslasI;
to1na n this price Ienss: Pine:
LIVING nm. l2SxilM) With nfspl
de ea 1i6sisi nS0y Vim SAY 9' ainSos1
x1el, Z lee.,. mod, kit. t1gx14I
IN; sad dssiS sF' s.sI%. e down. I.s sns
70 aSa and fun BATH. bsns. with V
batl1 gsEaes' plus patio: much
sHcssain y. ana sios: 70 st Ii
: 81 SSSsllnssa G'PiaaA sRPSsnsainSs. IA vaS
SHANNON "a sss6sssOSS; rS GEE ass.l.S ~ =
.rUTfMM m0Ifrn Gill; aN19aNA -
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turinE livina H. sl, Wy ..iS S.
srs s Banned =: silH a:ssl.s. s 8 az:
70 no. d delay; sis sil,5e nj M1nirxknsY Wy
REALTY, "a. 7-0260, "A. 7.02e0.
IMMEDIATE PQssEseI0NI Holmes
r san Sosr S.d sSSs:Pa SS:
S SDnnifSn esn:d sS: atihs lss f. re- oS
levels. Competing, fully equipped
zig carport, patio, feneins. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

BETHESDA - Striking contempt
rary rambler: 3 bedrmss ~
baths. lily, rm.. dining. kitchen
and family area: beaut. patio;
carport; $4,000. ANDRls REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

cl.kYE caAsk: nss,sfl..g ~,
sn1'I ~. ~. .S ~. 49, Twins :. .f y,
sssfiS Ne az InsBss . ) sss.
ina. 3 ba)hs; d0NnllaIf1 ksauil-
ineIsdln1 ulnf and sSislssiiisf.'
zzbSsis Iss'22rHfy, 81 1000 * 900
cMkvx cllAAn--l bsafms. full
ss5s ' % lsshss. ss1 skcspln,: !
bstfm,' snd b.tk 81 jsl N Are
So liiii'ssDss; i Il 81 ..,sis..
cH4vx cnAskl terrible yalas n
nark-3 todfmn. and bath up
flalra; Nv, I'm. DIN, nm. dandy
kll.s powder I'm. and porch On
Ial nooTi EXTRA lne rec. rm. In
bamfl faragel vel financed, Cal
y. e ssl . pm LAwhsNcE
cugyH cllAsk-Attlacllps e-roqm
FaS AVA R.-aefe Iof nsins
sold % aellla gllalei 1inNtQi
val consider $1,000 eash. M.
4fo,s2Si Sssc,shD8k. ysis 81 g. Sul-
cnkvY clAsL: MDs plesssd sac
incl isl-n' bedrm. and BATH
BRICK and ciapboard Colonial
:ss.' u z . ssE1I w s-is 1880
cays 5000 s,.Ass yt s.!s. 7 sIs.: 3
elIelsi older homf y sxs.llsnl
on ~ 12or; eunsl trsnsferred
81 NJ n! 5 81: = ~ - 3 ;.i;:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

KENW0QD PARK-n you would
family icon sOoIE. plus plus o Sss, mi n "a
wonderful close-lr neighborhooc,
PLEASE CALL NoWI We think
We have one Of the finest values
ever offered in the Washtngton
areal Mr.. Schneider, Pc. 3-407g.
FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. INC" d.
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BETHESDA, BATTERY PARK =
entr., llv. rm., din. rm.. den. 3
bedrms., 2 baths, rec. I'm. and
maids quarters: gar; 9 sensa-
tional value at only $22,ebOl
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, NC. OIL.
$1,000; ewes, KK. 7-1360.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANA
Small down pymt. buys this cory
and transp. Only si2,9bO. why
gentIo REALrsTTNos CORP OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

R0LLINGwOoD, OPEN FRIDAY, p
In ss ,EToushoa TsnP S:sa eI r.s ITs
Out Conn. ave, right on Western
ave. 10 Winnette I'd, left 10 Rnl-
lingwood DR., rieht 10 home. Or
q am, g pm. EN-. 2-110O. Eyes,
~. 2-4005. MErzLER, REAL
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conn. AVE. ksTALEs-Eogr-bsd-
E Ss:. s-s si:s. 81; 81; So; 81 i
CONN. AVE. ESTATES: S3e5 On,
no settlement charges. move flgnl
in-Detached 3-bedrm. rambler;
s s.sSS,s ss1 IssS. i'i Eo li $50 w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

ssslana.. sIist; s q On az is'i sHi.SsS
Is re-, m 1;., g: sRsssd Al lcs snsHcI
$50 On. OWNER, ". 1-fiI7.
COUNTY, CLUE HLLs-FAIRFAx
hrse Nv, I'm. With aEepl.. sep.
fglI vsik-o1i bsSenent WITH xSs.
washer. clothes washer ana Srisr.
s SCREENED sc,,s porch; q. isns s rear
tRa .Sos1la loan. Gil Farr Or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

4 cH0lcR BUf, IN rolling hills,
s ssSSsss S sa Eiss ss'' vs sas
bright rooms Will delisht you; 3
Festion room. picture window. ionE
porch, basement; excellent cut
buildings for every need. Quiet
vet not secluded: IN dslighfiui
section. with restful view; 40O-ft.
frontaGe on hard road, easy run
10 d. c. JOSEPH w. sEAY CO.,
Exclusive brokers. lis West Broad
STREE, FANS Church, virginia. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

&. cIubs. slss.ns Ss, sonV
schools and trans.-This charming
home. with lovely screened porch,
entrance hall, large liv. Fm. With
nrsplaes. sep. din. I'm. kit; Win
tree-shaded lot: Z bedrooms, III
cHEsTKR KNLLER, WoobMQoR
A! All. & ,s Gof pePgssSsg,. S-7ioO. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

WOODMOoR-Briok Colonial; 3
basement, v bath: walk 70 every ~.
ems ems cEisS lf kstEr fSn wocB
MGR al,2l o Ag q y Z I CORR r; ~ Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

b aIns AZ s.s o00z battery lane
Vsnisns' cool. 0v White name aS1 coIo.
NAL; 3 bedrms., bsmt., garage,
trees, fenced. Loy down payment
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FALLs CHURCH (Clty 90, nr. 81.
! "a s.,.s. SsdsooMs. 2h baths'
separate din rm.. lse. ali-elec.
Qk kitchen. huge rec. rm. IN
EnSlishs type YAK out hsmt; patio;
sesys; LIST trust. ~ OWNER. N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

MANOR COUNTRY CLUE = -Four
lge. hedrms.. 8 baths, huge ~
rm. with stone fireplace. ali-elec,
kitchen. cedar STORAGE rni., den
S s ssS,,, u issss yas.a y e sss
500. Can Mr.. Oil, WI. 6-006o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

rms. IL SssSs. hS.pi.as, ~, P G%..
din. .rm.. kitchen, 1st a.: s nm
ished rooms. bath. fireplace and
private entrance to once; Sle.sO0.
4h& loan may Be assumed.
E Eed e s2S.gHo o, D. FIELD
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' i;$;:s; !. :;s:E: r q =; "
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bedrm. brick rambler with fun
brmt. lust s70o dn.. bal IN one
trust. WILLIAMS q CO. ~. =
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iPss51ass:ssss o "a ssss 80 "a ', ss, 81
a.s h,.al!zl . s.hst[l: hElsL
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WyODb.ut IN. - Lovely wooded
Noyss Drive. PEeyaF brick. slate
s.t eH Sss e COISals su sa 5I no
fui baths; Hars srna Screened SsSr porch
quick sale. sas.550. A. J. ks.
sINoER a CO., ~, e-4644,
$500, Win $3.50 DOWN. bal. IN
.s 1ass s fS Ssn fap sit GO -. =
sfcund Bis. TRADES con.
s-asoo. iERHNs' ~ - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-18

small family. Two t1in-siisd
separate dining Z, equipped kit,
400 down. y7e per no. fkiHcE
S nE.1Rq Ns HaSEskEE CO. uS. .
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:; ;SfiiS;|:; s.: :; :. ii: psi
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MoHToOMERT COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TERR, - 3-bedrm
Colonial with ist-f, powder rm.,
an mod, Kin, paneled rec. RIM,
500. GEO. w, RoBkRT6oN,
Realtor, OIL. 2-2i23; eyes, OIL,
ALTA vIsTA-Walk 70 NH and
p nr sasHN'v WOODED los 8. - .ks area
Gracious brick Colonial with IS
II. entertaining area oyerlQokine
the garden: 3 bedrms.. IA baths
snI.ssS l:s 5000 o. d eSS IA HIs
Berres, OIL, 2-54o4. 0rTTENs
AU PARK-oWnsr movtns. Prices
sos suisss .. ssls 80 .s SsSr9 so0. ~
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WHEATON II 6edrm1.. 4 6sths.
E., iot. dsi, erk. Cape Cod home.
wHSs as ss' BBkl siae' 70. ss.sgisis. van
WnkA1ONt no money down. move
IN: no sstileEnent chsfgcs--3-b bed
rm.. corner: beautiful ahrubhod
EaEskY 'c cossik 'wn' " Se1 az mo-
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sLEEPK HoLL0W+ bedrms.; /
block Seven Corners; big trees.
l.soss. sat. ana Sun. oniy.
5LKEPY HOLLOW RAHrBLER, with
4 bedrms. and den, on h-acFe
lnndeeaped lot: has Q lge. screened
porch. Gear Garnge: terrific a.
naneing with APPROX. 5000 down
and balance approx. s13,76O. pay
able 81 Sl66 Per mo-. principal
and Interest, Call for an Apt.
ms one VII % fast, "a. 1880.
2oss Miisen sisd. N'o'
SOUTH W00DLgY-OWnsr-eqgip-
ped 5-bedrin. eenter-hall rambler
a asaf M sse sfs.s1a,sss ho0L bus; $3.50
sRRINQE1kLD = cfeltgopd spIit-
level; beautiful lot, IDEAL location;
win pool Membership avail;
s1e. 800. 0NNER, ~. 4-e00z.
'En1NoTfELD, owNER--s 6edFH.-.
stove and retsr.' 2 baths; wnlk-cut
bsmf.. finished recreation room:
storm Window: fenced; @1o.z6o.
81, 300 Down. Good financing. No
aslnts. IL t-Ao1s.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
NEW FRAGRANCES
SPRAY SO EASILY
by Andre Richard
ttf

&C. Choose Boybery. Josmin, Sondolwood.
Lavender and Herbory Gorden Mists in these
unbreokobIe oerosoI containers. Release
fine mist ot q finger touch won't stoin.
dscoIor or dompen Or choose the Cedor
Closet Spray if you prefer. Eoch contains s
ounces.
PIeose odd 1922 FederoI tox
Evening star., 1958-09-21
HANGERS by SETWELL

SetwelI hangers Iengthen the time between
DRESSINGS.
4E. Set of 3 skirt hangers with "Spoce- Show
ers," natural finish. set, LIS
4F. Set of 3 houser hangers with "Spoce-
Showers" noturol finish set, LIS
40. Ladies, Choice" noturoI-finish ocket
and skirt combination hanger. LIS
All Mems combination hanger, l8" contour
shape with Pressure-Iock trouser hanger. Us
Nations ls, Floor oso Chew Chose 7 Corners ond Al
Evening star., 1958-09-21
MATTRESS FRESH
90

4D A scientific sproy TO bonish musty odors,
help keep bedding and upholstered furniture
fresh. os-o-doisy, Sote even for boby's bed.
Non- n-breoEnbIe sProy can; cosy to oPPly. Nom
toxic.
Evening star., 1958-09-21

no moistening, just press on
PRESS NJ STICK
HOME LABEL KIT

"A. Identify and dote everything
you store. Write on Press N
Silk label with speciol morking
pen, press on with fineertiP. Self
sticking lobeIs odhere to plastic,
freezer wrops, gloss. metol, wood
or ony smooth, dry surtoee.
RefiIIs, aye
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
FUND MARKS DECADE
Heart Drive Launched
By Mrs. Eisenhower

Mrs. Eisenhower launched
the 1858 Heart Fund Campaign
today in a candlelighting cere-
mony at the White House.
The 10 candles on q huge
heart-shaped cake symbolized
the 10th anniversary OF the
American Heart Association as
a voluntary health organiza-
ton.
The campaign. which is be-
ing staged across the country,
will reach its climax on Heart
Sunday, February %. when
more than a million volunteers
are expected to collect dona-
lions from house to house.
The campaign does not have a
formal money goal this year.
Mrs. Eisenhower is honorary
chairman OF the 1858 cam.
paign. DR.. Paul Dudley White
OF Boston is honorary CO.
chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

promptu caravan was made up
Of nine Of the rawest recruits
in the Army.
The fou--footed newcomers
will be used to pull csissons in
funeral ceremonies at Arling-
ton Cemetery. when they get
a little bit more used to Army
life.
I'm sure glad to see them. .
said Stable Sergt. George Lake.
"One Of our grays. Smokey. is
just too small--we have no
match for him-and Rocket is
getting kind Of crazy. He's been
spoiled. more or less. and jigs
all the time" Sergt. Lake said
that once the new black horses
are trained. some Of the old
grays will go into retirement.
"Tony-he's 81 and the oldest
one We have--is being used TO
train these new ones" Sergt.
Lake said. and he's about
ready to retire. too"
The new horses. which began
arriving at Fort Myer on
Thanksgiving Day. are intro
duced to the old Army game
with a vengeance. They are as
signed to a training cycle. get
serial numbers and even have
to fall in for Saturday inspec-
ton.
Fort Myer is the last post in
the Army to have horses. and
this is only because Army Sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

rotary Brucker refused to let
them be carried of in last
years economy wave.
The stables OF the LIST Battle
Group. Sd Infantry. are COM
plete down to a blacksmiths
forge and saddler's bench. Each
man is assigned to a specific
horse Tin some cases twoi, and
he Is responsible for the ami
mails grooming. training and
general ceremonial perform
ance.
The officer directly in charge
Of the animals is Chief War
rant Ofiicer Sellers. a veteran
Of more than 10 years with the
horse-drawn artillery at Fort
Carson. Colo. The saddler.
Sergt. lfc Bryson L. Smith has
been with pack outfits since ne
enlisted 10 - ago.
Asked "a II he planned
to retire aft 20 years OF serv-
ice. Sergt. Smith grinned at
two skittish horses he was
holding near the picket line.
Why? I'm not mad at the
Army"
Each Of the horses. bought
out West for $500. gets a daily
ration consisting of 10 pounds
OF prairie hay. four Of alfalfa,
10 Of oats. half pound of
bran and one tablespoon OF
salt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
Marine Arrested
In Assault Theft

Police last night arrested an
10 year old, overseas bound
Marine In the robbery beating
of Stephen Bruce Shapiro. Is,
of 1924 Fourth street NE,
Wednesday night.
The suspect is Pfc. Roland w.
Michaud, who was arrested on
description while seated in a
restaurant in the 400 block of
Tenth street NV. He was
recognized by Detective John T.
Mccarthy, police said.
Mr.. Shapiro was robbed Of
$27 and beaten by three men
he had met earlier in the eve
ming. They were taking an auto
ride when the beating and rob-
berry took place, he told police.
Michaud, formerly based at
Quantico, has overseas orders.
he said. In an arraignment on
the robbery charge before
United States Commissioner
James f. Splain, he was held
on $500 bond and the case was
continued until February 6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

With them at the White
House cerelony we're Or. Rob-
ert wilkins Of Boston. associa-
ton president; Charles Perry
Mccormick Of Baltimore. ma
tional campaign chairman. and
l0-year-old Susan Kasper Of
Wilson. Kans.. Americas VAL
entine Girl" Susan's heart was
stopped for so minutes and re-
stored to normal operation dur
ing heart surgery some time
ago.
President Eisenhower. mean
while, today sent 4 telegram TO
Bruce Barton. chairman of the
board OF the American Heart
Association. Offering his con-
gratulations on the 10th ami
versary. He called upon the
Nation 10 support the cam
paign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31

special subcommittee with a
full-time counsel to conduct
the study.
Council Chairman George L.
Hart. jr.. said the group feels
strongly that something should
be done to counter the crime
upswing. which has followed a
long downward trend.
Law Changes Suggested
The council suggested that
the proposed study include the
size Of the police force and the
problem Of police recruiting.
1t also proposed conSidera-
ton Of chances in present
criminal laws. Suggested speci-
fically were a habitual-crim-
inal statute end a lay provid-
ing for indefinite sentences.
Police Chief Robert v. Muir
ray. United States Attorney
Oliver c. GaSch and other high
ranking law enforcement Of
ficials are members Of the coun-
Gil and were present at yester-
days session.
Mr.. Hart emphasized that
the council was suggesting a
general study and was not
advocating specific steps.
Increase Since July
The last similar study, he
said. was one conducted by a
House District subcommittee
under Representative Davis.
Democrat Of Georgia, in 1850.
Since last July. Mr.. Hart
noted. the number of serious
offenses in the Capital has
mounted Z per cent as COM
pared with figures for a year
earlier. BY contrast. serious
crimes dropped 80 per cent
from 1852 to mid-l957, he
pointed out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-31
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Missile Expert Warns
Amateur ROcketeers

NEW PROBLEM-Even in the hands CT experts,
rockets are dangerous. In the back yard expert
ments Of unframed amateurs. they're deadly A
grim warning to missile minded youngsters by one
of the Nations top rocket experts in featured in
This Week Magazine.
TEENAGE MISSILE PROGRAMME program closely
supervised for safety, Arlngtons Wakefield High
School Rocket Society is busy in the scientific world
of missiles. Read TEEN Magazines cover story this
week for all the exciting details about this group
"wORLD'S FASTEST SPORT"-Thats the game called
Jai-Alai which is under fire in Maryland, since q
license for playing 1t issued in Anne Arundel
County For the whole picture-Story on how jail
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tudeS. manifested no evidence
OF mental illness at the time
I examined him. Insanity and
unsoundness OF mind are legal
terms and they convey no
whatsoever TO me. /
think that here ! also speak
for other psychiatrists. / must
continue 10 define illness in
medical terms in accordance
with the best understanding in
psychiatry today.
1T is my hope that this i'm
portant case may serve as a
step toward a better under
standing between psychiatry
and the law. Perhaps the in
tellectual and emotional stimu-
lation aroused by this case may
serve as an incentive to the
legislators. in whose hands the
answers lie"
DR.. Platkin's reply TO Mr..
Gasch. also released today.
came to the same general con-
illusions as those reached in
DR.. Cody's letter.
DR.. Platkin said the williams
case has been extremely in
structive with regard to (its)
legal-psychiatric aspects"
The dispute over williams
sanity came as a result of a
November ! Court Of Appeals
opinion. reversing a 1856 as
sault conviction against VIII
liams. This was a highlight o.
a nine-year court fight by the
bad man." who has a criminal
record OF more than 100 arrests.
The Court Of Appeals re-
versed the conviction on
grounds Williams did not get a
speedy trial. The opinion
blamed the delay on efforts by
Government prosecutors TO
block a determination Of Will
liams' sanity at the time Of the
crime In 1919.
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Abe Refuses
Liquor License
Heors Horry's Bor
Sold TO Minors

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board today refused TO
renew a liquor license held
since 1883 by q New York ave-
nue. tavern.
The renewal. sought by
HaTry's Tavern. 1900 New York
avenue NV. was opposed at
Q two-day public hearing this
week by police officials. who
charged that the tavern had
sold liquor to minors.
The unanimous ABC decision
that q review Of the record Of
the tavern indicated failure to
operate and manage 1t properly.
The tavern license expires at
midnight tonight. 1t had been
suspended several times.
Spokesman for the tavern
management testified that the
ownership and management
recently changed.
The ABC board said the new
owner and president OF the
establishment has worked there
for several years and has man.
aged 1t since last June. how
ever.
The board said its records
showed that since 1858 the
tavern has been the subject Of
numerous police reports alleg-
ing violations of the law"
Some Of the police reports
did not result in citation pro-
ceedings for possible revocation
OF the license because of APP
parent insufficient evidence. and
other cases were dismissed be-
cause witnesses failed 10 appear
or because Of conflicts in testi-
mony. the board conceded.
But the board cited hearing
testimony alleging liquor law
violations as recently as JAN
uary 10 and "a. It also noted
that police recently reported
the tavern mad served liquor TO
two l6-year-olds.
The ABC members said the
tavern "haS failed to carry out
in good faith the provisions of
the law" and that the estab-
lishment had been frequented
by disorderly persons and had
shown a complete lack Of
proper management and super
vision"
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The city's crime picture. as
compared with that in other
large cities. is still good. the
council chairman emphasized.
except in the category Of ag-
gravated assaults. in which he
said the District stands first.
But he said. this picture lis
not much consolation" because
the Capital should set an
example"
On the question Of the police
force. the chairman said his
group will propose studying
both the recruiting problem and
the possible need for enlarging
the present 2.So0-man statutory
minimum. The department is
now about 200 men short. de-
spite vigorous recruiting efforts.
he noted.
Higher pay ought to be con-
sidered as a means OF making
the force more attractive to
recruits. he asserted.