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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

amenOeQ version OF the HOUSE,
approved postal rate increase
bill. The Senate had been
scheduled to act on the salary
bills yesterday.
This not only augurs well for
the amount Of Federal pay
raises, but it also will speed up
action as well.
Senator johnson said the
12.5 per cent postal employe
pay raise bill will be offered as
an amendment to the postal
rate increase measure.
Following that. the Senate
then will take up the rs per
cent classified employee pay
raise measure. Senator john
son said. The classified pay
raise bill will be considered
separately from the postal rate
postal pay measure.
The Texas Democrat said he
expected the Senate would
complete action on the postal
pay-postal rate and classified
employe pay bills by Wednes-
day.
While President Eisenhower
has proposed a 8 per cent
classified and postal employe
pay raise to Congress, many
members Of Congress feel that
since. he so strongly desires a
postal rate increase he will
sign pay raises of rs to 8 per
cent, or even more.
rs OR 8 PER GENITAL
ministration officials say that
President Eisenhower will 60 as
high as rs per cent and per-
haps 8. but nothing higher.
However. the fact that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Postal Rate Tie-in
Brightens Poy Hopes
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
star Qovernment Writer

Prospects for adequate Federal pay raise have
creased considerably result of leadershps
decision to tie salary legislation to the postal bill
Senate Majority Leader Lyndon johnson
yesterday that the salary legislation would acted on next
Tuesday part of the Senate Civil Service Committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21
10 Men in Government
Get FIemminq Awards

The 10 outstanding young in Government received
plaques yesterday at luncheon honong them in the Sater
Hotel
They the winners in the 10th annual Arthur s. Fem-
ming award competition after the Service
commissioner and president Of Ohio Wesleyan University
The luncheon sponsored by the Washington Junior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-21

Richmond south. clear: District of Co.
lumnia to Charlottesville. icy in spots
NORTH and East; District Of Coium.
Dle to Delawate Memorial Bridge
mostly clear. New Jersey Turnpike
clear; New England. mostly clear: Dis.
tret OF Columbia to Harrisburg. Pa
few icy spots.
River Report
tFrom United States Engineersl
potomac River clear at Harper,
very and clear at Great Fails: Ghen.
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
.headlng Warrington National Airport,
Midnight 20 Noon al
am. 1890 e 4 pm. - ~
a'h' -- 70 pm 81
Record Temperatures This Year
hiehest, DO. on January %.
Lowest b. on February II.
High and Low Of Last - HOuFa
High, "a, at 4.15 pm.
Low, ~, at 6:25 am.
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WEATHER FORECAST-snow or snow flurries are
forecast tonight for much Of the Lakes region and
New England, with rain likely for the Southern
Plains and West Gulf Coast region. Another area
of precipitation will appear over the Northwest Coast
and Northern Plateau with snow limited TO the
higher elevations. 1t will be colder in New England
and the Northern Plains with q warmer trend for
the Central Plains and Middle Mississippi Valley
AP Wirnphoto Map.N
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Tide Tables


The sun and Noon
Rises Sets
Gun touay No. am. 5.5l .. m
IanLal, eonqIIoW o:5l am. $3.50 pm
moon, today 500 am a.k4 n m
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset,
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sles IAN s.; NV! NV; ;, l;sss5%T,
rental. an utils, incl, To, 2.elll.
isib N. cAPIToL-x-Y.z on:
street parkine incl, wired Tor Ar
must Be seen TO Be appreciated:
ssh - i aSv ~ uiil ,, A agse, lAni'0r
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Bedrm'; Nv. rm.; Kit; bath; 2ne
Mi. pch.; $3.50. Lease. no. e
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coMPLrrE Az. FuRN.
MISCELLANEOUS goa RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
sod CUTTER rollers; etc, RENTAL TENT I! Y
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ALTuRAS HOTEL

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS next 70 bath;
0 blks above White House; S4b
to s55 as singles; 1919 Mass.
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OFFICE FURNITURE
USED-NEW

wis .,,y sIeris. .! gs.a dsshs- Ssl;s sS n
Sectional bookcases. aiaaa dooTa
=. excel eond.----per heetion 4 90
Many, MANY OTHER ifris
New-Close outsl-New
ALL IN oENuINE WALNUT
s:;s;' ;lss!. a.; as. 'sSfSSs TEsSSSS
pedestal desk Ias 90 ii7.oo
ENee. DIP. deak over
s hises i'0n' ana $500 $3.50
EEss, noaular desk, :. -
7gx3e. bent top 2n7.Oo ao7.e0
CredenAa Tor
lotheF Component Pieces AvailAhlel
Table. 06xaA, Crotch
walnut. coliector'F -
Exec. posture chair.
stsel, green leather ...oo
upnoi. -ans==-=su sa8'nn
f-dr. steel files ----------. $500
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ROOMS FuRMIsRED-N.W.
fcOklTtNllFDi

SLEEP ON FOAM MATTRESS.
wake up 10 music; clock radio.
~ Tefers grill; s7-Ss "a. TX.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. c.

FoGGY BOTTOM, 2617 Eye. st,
n.w.-Three rms, kit. and bath, 3
exposures. ST. 3-S220, Re. 3-25l4.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apt. in
apt. bldg. Elk. 3-6S50 for addi-
tional information.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 2O13
New Hampshire ave. En-
cheney; new stoves all utils. incl
wired for air cond; elev. bids:
attr. lobby Res. Mgr, NO. 7-19as
HAWAII AVE. mr., N. CAPITOL
nice rms. kit bath. heat and
INV. for only $50 80 incl. 7-ft.
refgr. locker and ldry. in bsmt
STEUART BROS, INC, D1. =
$685.. Dl 7-2434
MISSOURI AVE. NV, 4IS-Mod
2-bedrm. apt, air-cond., conyen-
lent TO stores. transp. OIL. ?-4B7O
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
l-bedrm, and efficiency in modern
elev. apt. bldg; newly decorated I:
convenient NV. location. Call
manager until z pm. Re. 1869
100 18th ST. NW.-Newly deco
rated i-bedrm. apt. avail. i'm
med. Call Elk. 3-3076.
1925 HALEY TERRACE Sc
Choice loo, cow. to everything
S65.25 mo. incl. utils. AID. 2-2217
before Pm. or key Apt. 2.
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WAR SURPLUS
1nnnn RARGAINS

s.Mhr SAWS, q. SO. PICKS 81
NJ, s.dAi' dAs tAns' rs;
PAINT. .k0i saw b. pha'
\ 90, HAAsAKRe, SOC; SAWS
81 All RAlkKs AND cuLTtyAToIlh'
TARPAULINS
y l9s ,i;,i 49, $40 ess sa'sol p asoe
j. II. GICHNER
ISIS N 81, NV. ~, a-e9fb
WASHER. Maytag Nringer, pump,
$685. window Ian, HomafL a-apeed,
". timer. $50. Dehumidifier, Cool
orator, $50, Az lust like new
lflI y. Inslswood e.. Arlington
WASHER, Easy spinner; excsllsnl
3 or EVENINGS after d, o.
WASHER, Easy eplndrier, sg5l /
sofa $50: desk $40. Call Oh
w ssI.s sSol a s:DS P0e ga Ei'y sgsiEs
WASHING MACHINE, vrinRer, auto
pump, good workine condition
SEQ, EM, J-Oo54.
wIIEELcHAIR tchromsl, hospital
Dc luxe over-hed table and other
Invalid eauipment. OF, 2.2s3a,
MUST BE SOLD
FuRN .--3-pc, sectional sofa, curve
turquoise tufted sofa, Empire
chairs. z French Provincial chairs
In damask, pr. sold lounge chair
and pair Of brown tweed luunel
chairs. I solid mahoaany Qua
headboard bedroom suite. l small
ainstie set asseytsd iamps;. PIC ~
INTERIORS, SOC Kennedy IS NV.
COMPLETE APT. FuRN
In fashionable a9t, on roth q
for graeious living: has 8 KermAl
oriental russ Bedrm. has white In
dian rus. Is mos. oldi antidu
white furn.. solid mahog., Frencl
Prov. antiques, Moving 70 Arizona
Apt also avail 10 approved ten
ants shown By apt. only. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
EMBASSY SECTION
222l BANCROFT PL. NV

Luxury Apt.i liy. rm., family.
alne din. rm.,. fuiiy-equip. kit,i. !
tWin~alne bedrmA,s I've bAtnnl
screened enclosed porch. $500.
10 inspect see tanitoE on premise,
ewes, KM, 3-a47d,
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

BLAIR MANSION HOTEL, mr.. Wal
ter Reed. 77Il Eastern ave. NV
Choice rms. single or groups. JU.
S-3O29, JU. a-95S9.
COLUMBIA HTs.-Two-rm suite;
mr.. Woodner; grill, refgr., tel;
cony transp.. quiet; reas. RIA.
CONN. AVE. NV, 52Ol--Lovely
spacious room; refined, con-
genial, empl. girls; pvt. home.
bus at door. EN-. 2-6469.
EMBASSY SECTION, 2126 r St
Quiet. conf, sgles.. dbles: maid.
kit. privils. Also sgles., spec.
excel. transp. CO. 5-7137.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1873 Rises pi.-
Attrac. bachelor apt, well kept;
quiet; SIS mo. HO. 2-4449
RALORAMA RID. NV, 2OO9i u
block Conn. ave.-Large, cool sim
gle rooms: $40 up. AID. 2-929l,
MASS. AVE. NV, ISOO-Lovelv
lge. rm.; mod, furn.. maid serv.
Also single; IS no. 2-9bs9
MASS WISCONSIN AREA - Com
young adult. EN-. 2-ii6e.
P ST. NV, I74O. The Churchill %
Clean single rms, running water.
maid serv.; 81 up. NO. 7-aS6S.
POTOMAC HOTEL, 500 lSth-At-
tractive wkly. rates; dbles. and
sgles., newly furn., TV: downtn
1893 10th ST. N.W.-Bus. women
single, double rms: clean, beaut.
furn.; mod. baths. NO. 7-9129,
9 AND 3 ROOM APIS, convenient
transportation; 8 blocks from
$50 sos 18th ST, downtown-Pvt.
entrance studio for one man: pvt.
tile nhnWer hath $40 frnnf rnnnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

. .Ss ni S.sss' . SEQ Is s.SHls
Isla q 81, Size, end-n, do.
porch. also lEe, Tefer,. only soa,
Incl. heat and h.-w, erkuAnT
bros. NC, Df. 7-s6eb, pL =
SCI MARYLAND AVE, Nk;--2nd
n. 2 nice rms. lac, at. and bath,
for $3.50. See Nys. Greer II
sso.asssss'r b bSl AgE.s, ssEoss NC d.
si5 18th ST. Nh, Art f-Llv. rm1
ss ZEN BACK Soh s9acKR .y Af Il AZ SaI;
Sii ND. AVE-. N.E.-Two rms. kit
din, bath. redeea LIST A. reas,
WALK TO WORK. . elks, % woc cd
bath, $685. , Emsa ~, ana natn'
SOS in the wellskept. uA-gnlt
il'Gs ~ sldf NV tn' rSm0u'n' l-oO
EFFICy mod. slsy, bids, n.ws=LlyS;
Lmr dinette ana sl.g pain so'oV
In. w. AREA. overlookine Rock
Greek PIX. Most attr, ana unusual
mo- Avail immed, Call co, $500.
3i6s i4th ST. NV. : i.bedIm.
ant. Ali conveniencea Reasonable
rentAli an utils, incl, To, a.glll,
isib N. cAPfTOL-x-Y.z on.
street parking incl, wired for ar
cond.; i-bedrm, apt, mod. bldH /,
must Be seen 10 be appreciated:
:: ssh 4R lSs y CO. uI Mt. A9Sgslss i Anl'0'
2 ROOMS, Kit, semipvt. bath
blocks from Capitol, convenient
transportation, II. 4.iiO0.
2s2I iath ST. N,w.-3 rms kit,
and bath; newly decorated; SbI 30,
AD. a-oo7A weekdays; to. 2-ao1v
$50 v sT. ME- bedrooms. hying
room, kit, bath; utlls. incl 500.
REFS. III 6-20s6, II. 7-sA72.
Nv. room, dlnstts and Kitchen,
Convenient transportation, S1b.
10 inquire; call JU. e-77s0.
9I9 L ST. NV rooms, III,
bath; heat, hot water slevsto,'
WALsHE, NC. iii5 Eye at. NV"
Ma, S-646s,
nET. CONN. AND MASS. on Calf
fornia n.w.--Effie. apt desirable
location. DE. a-5sl6,
ROLLING FIELD AREA
CONGRESS HEIGHTS Sc.
2iO oakwood st.. sE-one bed.
nm liv rm., dinetts, kit. agnld
bath, in mod. apt. bids; Sos-
S73, so mo. incl. all utils. 10. <
892S or RE. 1920.
p4i MASS. AVE.
Entire 2nd-h. apt. Four rms
kit. and bath; $50 per mo, inelud-
ing all utilities.
e225 N ST. NV.
s5ssS per mo. see janitor for
inspection.
HENRY J. RoBB, INC.
1924 Vermont, NV. DI. 7-sll
336 ADAMS ST. NE rms kit,
bath, redec,; 500. -.
bath, redee.: SAT so. -.
Ala 18th Of, ne rms. KIT"
bath, redec. S57 80. 1900.
HARRISON q ADAMS ..
e32 X st. NV. Ma. s-s30s
NEAR BOILING FIELD
$50 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
and 2 bedrms: $50 so and
500 so. All bright outside rooms.
Res. mgr, NO. 3O4. will STOW, MAR
SHALL, ] WAPLE CO. AID. 4-2005.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

sci Maryland Avn, NK,-epd
Ri si ss 500 See NJ orssr y
aolso srSyARIs BROS NC d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
PIANOS
BALDWIN

1k11NOO
BALDWIN
For your guarantee Of Q
lifetime Of musical enjoy
ment, accept nothing less
than the famous Baldwin
Acrosonic.
Every Spinet and Console
piano Designed, Built and
Guaranteed by Baldwin
proudly bears the group
designation "Acrosonic,"
meaning Supreme Tone.
Exquisite Baldwin Aero
sonic, handsome Mahog-
any or Walnut, Full Key
board, of course, with
Matching Bench. Full 10
Year Guarantee, and Free
Local Delivery. Regular
Baldwin list price, $500
Now $675.
Additional Large Cash
Savings on Financing
when using Baldwin Low
Cost Budget Plan. Less
than bank interest.
OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS
OUR 10th YEAR
HUGO WORCH
PIANO COMPANY
or n &C NJ WI MA o OA0i
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.. L.As .sss ss.in,'
and ) bedrm, apis, 10, e.0lha,
Iala q 81, Size, and-n, do,
plex has dlnette and lge, afreenet
mel, heat and h..w, erkuAn1
BROS. NC pf. 7-soes, d. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

ef5 18th ST. Nh, Apt f-Llv. rml
din, I'M, bedrms, kisehen sn pai
bath BACK PORCH AND nhitp'
thf 20 q month, Key IN Apt A.
an Nm AVr NH-TWn rma. lit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

din, bath, redecl, Iat ~ fehHi
WALK 10 WORK, o hlka, 70 Wood:
ward A Lothrop-One nm, ana
bath, S6ai , Tmsa KIT, and bath
SOS IN the wellskept, oA-gnit
sley. BIDS. Ths Plymouth 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05
POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS, poults. Feed and
poultry supplies. JAMES FEED
STORE, 619 x st. NV. ME.
S-00S9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-05

N, W. ARIA, overlooking ROCK
Greek Pk.-Most attr, ana unusual
plne.panslsd enc, M ssp s ~
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APIS. FURNISHED. 0.

GEORGETOWN, 25ii Cue n.v-2
lge rms. and bath: utiit, and sec
retarial service incl; 500 mo.
men only. no. 2-2bll,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Belgrade Exports
To Soviet DwindIe

BELGRADE, Sept. II (AP).
-Yugoslavia is worried by
dwindling exports to the Soviet
Union.
About a quarter Of Yugo-
slavia's exports normally go To
Eastern Communist countries,
Many items exported TO these
countries have no market in
the West.
The Soviet Union last spring
cancveled SITS million worth
of credits to Yugoslavia, Later
Russia refgused TO deliver 300
900 tons OF wheat. Recently
Red China ordered its shipping
agents abroad to boycott Yugo-
slav shipsg and ports.
The Soviet Union imported
in the first six months Of this
year Yugoslav goods amount
ing to less than a third Of the
value Of Soviet imports during
1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Shun Formosu Strait,
More Shipping Told

HONG KONG, Sept. II
CAP The Jardine Matheson
Shipping Companies. one Of
the largest In Hong Kong, to-
day ordered all their ships to
avoid Formosa Strait as a re-
suit Of an admiralty warning.
Nearly all other shipping
companies have issued similar
orders.
Shipping sources said sew
eral British ships have been
calling regularly at Foochow,
opposite Matsu. They added
that of 100 foreign ships char
tered by Red China, 80 are
British.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Miner Friend
Aiding Probe

NEW YORK, Sept. IT tAP) -
A close friend Of DR.. and Mrs.
Melvin Miner has come here
from Pittsburgh TO help In the
investigation Of their Staying,
District Attorney John M.
Braisted said the male friend is
lin no way a suspect" Mr..
Braisted declined to reveal the
identity Of the friend, who came
here voluntarily last night.
The friend is supposed to
shed light on the family rela-
tionships and backgrounds Of
the slain surgeon and his wife,
and their 8-year-old son. Mel
vim, ir.
Mr.. BREASTED said the friend
was located by police in Pitts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Kemp Paper
Repudiuted
By Alcorn
Ry the Associated Press

Republican National Chair
man Meade Alcorn last night
repudiated the Ramp pamphlet
and said it is not being used
by Senator Knowland in his
gubernatorial campaign in
California.
The pamphlet, written by
Joseph P. Ramp, violently at
tacks Walter Reuther, presi-
dent of the United Auto Work
ers. There were reports over
the week end that a group of
rich Republicans was financing
wide distribution of tn e
pamphlet in California to help
elect Eenator Knowland.
Yesterday Paul M. Butler,
the Democratic National Chair
man, called on Mr.. Alcorn to
disown what he called Wamp's
smear tactics.
Mr.. Alcorn sent Mr.. Butler
the following telegram:
I'VE have had only one in
quiry about Mr.. mp's
pamphlet at the Republican
National Committee. This was
received three weeks ago. We
emphatically advised the per-
son making the inquiry to have
nothing to do with Mr.. Ramp
and his writings.
Further, Senator Knowland
advises me that the Ramp
pamphlet is not being used as
a campaign document by him
or his organization.
II think you realize, Paul,
that neither you nor I can con-
troll the utterances or the
writings of an Eastland, Eau
bus or a Kamp."
In this last sentence, Mr..
Alcorn apparently referred to
Senator Eastland, Democrat OF
Mississippi, and Democratic
Gov. Orval Faubus of Arkansas,
who is fighting forced integra-
ton of public schools in his
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

Queen County. His home is at
905 Cox avenue, Hyattsville.
Capt. Embrey, a native Of
Washington, joined the force in
April, 1881, serving the first 10
years in the I'd precinct. Be-
fore his present assignment he
commanded the 7th precinct
10 months and earlier was de-
tailed to the robbery and homi-
eide squads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

burgh, was questioned there by
a New York detective and
agreed TO return here with him.
Mr., Braisted repeated his
declarations that he and his
stan are not convinced by Mel
vim, jr,'s statement that he
stabbed his parents TO death.
The boy, who is undergoing
mental examination at Belle
yue Hospital, is reported to
have recanted his confession. I"
The boys original story to in
vestigators was that he awak-
ened to find a masked prowler
trying TO choke him in his bed
in the ,family's Staten Island
home, that his parents rushed
to his room in answer to his
cries and that the prowler
stabbed them.
The district attorney has
said the doctor and his wife
Lou Jean, both 81, used the
words "prowler" and mask" in
their dying words to police.
This, 1t was noted, tended to
back their sons original story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Khrushchev Stresses
SoIicitude for UAR

LONDON. Sept. II (AP).-
Premier Nikita Khrushchev
says Russia's policy is to see
that mo imperialist boot should
trample the soil" of the United
Arab Republic, Moscow Radio
said today.
1--WE do not conceal our in
terest in the affairs OF the
United Arab Republic" Mi.
Khrushehev said. "The only
thing we want is that friend
ship between our countries
should grow"
The broadcast, quoting from
an article in the government
paper Izvestia, sal decononlic
and cultural cooperation be-
tween the Soviet Union and
the JAR is gaining.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
Inspector ChenouIt, So,
To Retire in November

Police Inspector Robert D. Chenault. much-commended
veteran of "a years expected be retired from the force
November recommendation of the Board Of Police and
Fire Surgeons
Inspector Chenault 49, has been suffering from back
ament arising from an auto accident his birthday May
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17

26 1858. The Retirement and
Relief Board probably will
make the retirement official
next month.
Indications point to the pro-
motion Of Capt. Albert L. En-
brey, commanding officer of the
third precinct. TO succeed In
spector Chenault.
Powell to Get Promotion
In one other change, Detec-
tive 1t. James Powell Of the
Bird district, is scheduled to be
promoted to captain and as
signed to the United States
Capitol plainclothes detail oc-
tober !.
Soft-spoken, friendly and APP
parently never ratified, 1nspec-
tor Chenault was a figure at
Griffith Stadium from 1910 to
1850 when he had charge OF
the inside police detail for the
Redskin football games.
The inspector built an envi-
able record after he left a
street car conductors job to
Join the force in July, 1924.
In October, 1888, he and Al
bert B. Clarke. now captain OF
the tenth precinct. went into
an inky black room in the 800
block of New York avenue NV.
after a holdup man. The gun
man began blindly firing and
the policeman answered with
their guns. When they finally
turned on their flashlights, the
robber was dead and Capt.
Clarke had suffered a thigh
wound.
Got Many Citations
The early 30s were busy days
for the future inspector, as he
figured in the capture of one
DANGEROUS criminal after an
other and received a long list
of citations for his courage.
Most of his police service has
been in the I'd and 18th pre-
cinctS, the past seven of 1t as
inspector. He was born in
Caroline County, Va, and at
tended schools in King and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
Why "COOd-Time
Charlie" Suffers
Uneasy Bladder

Unwise eating or drinking, may be .
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butchers under 800 lbs; these weights
now rs to 80 cents, instances so cents
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several lots mostly LIST 200-225 lbs ano
bulk 20 23O-2S0 lbs 1880. 90;
1925: mixed grade 40O-50O 10 sows
few head around 900 lbs to 1850.
Cattle 1000: calves 100: slaughter
steers average choice and better, and
yearlings moderately active; steady
to strong: low eholCe and below
moderately active; fully steady: COWS
steady to weak: bulls steady: vealer'
strong; stockers and feeders I'M
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