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SUPER kEMToNE and ksmeIo
for less at Coast.to.Coast Stores.
Cut Bank. Montana. 29.lwc
Evening star., 1959-12-13
SUNDAY
FURNITURE
CLEARANCE

DINING ROOM
7-Pc. Walnut Dining
Room Suite. Table,
buffet, hutch and 4
chairs. Floor SAM
ple!S Reg. sl9995 s134
6-Pc. Lined Oak Din
ing Room Suite.
Table, China or
buffet and 4 chairs
(extra buffet or
china, $79) Sl94
9-Pc. Mahogany Dim
ing Room Suite.
Table, china, buffet,
5 side and l arm
chairs. Regular
S459.95 1899
9-Pc. Cherry Dining
Room Suite. Table,
china, buffet, 6
chairs. Floor sample.
Reg. $479.95 1866
Walnut Dining Room
Table. Floor sample.
Reg. $685. $44
Lined Oak Dining
Room Table. Floor
sample. Reg. 1895 S32
Round Lined Oak
Dining Room Table.
Plastic top. Floor
sample. Reg. $685. $39
Drop Leaf Dining
Room Table. Plas-
tic top. Floor sam
Pile. Reg. 1895 $46
Solid Cherry Drop
Leaf Dining Room
Table. Reg. s129.95 $79
Solid Cherry Buffet.
Floor sample. Reg.
sl79.95 sll9
CHAIRS
Reclining Chairs with
vibrator. Reg. S69.95 S39
Sleep Chairs. Opens
to sleep one. Floor
sample. Reg. 1895 $48
Swedish Modern
Chair. Foam cush-
ion seat and back.
Made in U.S.A. Reg.
1895 - $27
Platform Rocker. Reg.
$24.95 Sl8
Club Chair. Tan
tweed. Foam cush-
ions. Reg. 1895 $50
Channel-Back Chair.
Gold damask. Floor
sample. Reg. $685. $50
Modern White Plastic
Chair. walnut
backs. Reg. s24.95 $l2
Early American Chair.
Green cover, foam
cushions. Reg. $79.95 $50
Plastic Boudoir Chair.
Floor sample. Reg.
1895 SIT
Large High Back
Platform ker.
Nylon cover. Foam
cushions. Reg.
1895 S79
Maple Chairs. Floor
samples. Reg. $685. $29
Evening star., 1959-12-13

kinds, is rms; desks
TV. washer. Residence. Walter
Reed area Everything goes
Strictly cash and carry. hrst come
first served. Cau RA. 6-22i0, fol
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HI-FI SALE

Mylar Tape, 1,SOO # S2.la
Mylar Tape. 1900 II. 50
Pickering 81 NIX. I dia
stereo cart. Reg. SEQ Sll.5O
GE D.a Stereo. Reg S24 $40 n5
l2-in. coax speakers $500
Eric FIN tuner very good) $50 90
TRADE ms
Downtown Lansing 20S cab S25
Iannoy l5-in Caposio S13g
Silver Spring: Ampex $50. latest
model Res $3.50 Now $3.50
Bethesda Sale of Floor Samples.
har~ainS.
EMCO WHOLESALERS
500 l1th st. NV NE. s-43sl
1923 Fidler Lane, S, 8. JU. 5-lsOOI
1885 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1959-12-13
LIVING ROOM

LIVING ROOM
2-Pc. Living Room
Suite. Sofa and
matching chair in
charcoal boucle,
foam rubber cush-
ions. Floor sample.
Reg. S279.95 Sl99
2-Pc. French Pro-
vincial Living Room
Suite. Turquoise
damaSk, foam rub
Der cushions. Nodded
rubber back. Floor
sample. Regular
S499.95 s289
ape. Living Room
Suite. Sofa and
matching chair.
Brown nlyon, foam
cushions. Floor sam
pie. Reg. sl99.95 Sl39
3-Pc. Sectional Sofa.
wn, turquoise
and black tweeds.
Foam cushions.
Floor sample. Reg
ular $l99.95 $148
Ape. Sectional Sofa.
Slim line arms. Tur-
quoise tweed. Foam
cushions. Floor sam
pie. Reg. $299.95 Sl99
2-Pc. Brown Boucle
Living Room Suite.
Sofa and matching
chair. Foam cush-
ions. Floor sample.
Reg. S269.95 sl79
Early American Love
Seat. Green tweed.
Foam cushions.
Floor sample. Reg.
Sl59.95 Sl09
Occasional Tables.
Ends, steps, corners.
Reg. 1895 $6
Table Lamps. Reg.
Sl2.95 - S6
Evening star., 1959-12-13
OFFICE FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE SALE

NEW
Heayy-duty industrial steel
shelving, IL BY 80 in:
shelves l5j 6'3" tall s.
Four drawer. gray, steel,
full-suspenSion. letter-siEe
file cabinets, with thumb
latch on each drawer
tyou can't buy IL for lessl 3!
Gray. steel executive desk
tthe best value in town 81
USED
3x5 Csrdex fileS. per drawer ST.
Letter-sized, steel transfer
files %.
Refinished walnut executive
and secretarial desks AS .O0-65 o.
WE HAVE $4,000 FEET OF WARE
HOUSE SPACE LOADED WITT
OFFICE FURNITURE OF EVER
DESCRIPTION AT REAL SA'
INGs TO YOU. GIVE Us A TR
BEFORE YOU BUY. FREE r
LIVERY AND PARKING.
N. FRANK & SON
4l4 3rd St. NV DI. -"
Evening star., 1959-12-13

FURNITURE, GEORGETOWN home
antidues-Pine dry sink, dinettC
set. 4 early reproduction Chippen
dale chairs, chests OF drawers
desks. chairs, single bed, sofas
oil paintings, old prints, gold-leai
frames, tables, lamps. mirrors
dishes, silver, Oriental rugs: dec,
orators item, excellent for Xma,
gift; Estey Spinet piano and bench
NO T-USQ5
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Furniture-NeW
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
PURCHASES

Makes Possible These Fantastic
Savings on High Quality
New Furniture
Brands You Know and Trust
DRExEL, 'Litchfield" Coin dou.
Sd5al dresser solid rock maple
DREXEL, Peasant Prov large chest
and matching double bed. Breton
walnut; Sl2S.T5.
THOMASVILLE, Rural English 6-dr
chest, pecan and walnut: $50 .65
TOWNSVILLE Contemporary Bed
room Suite; SlSS.15.
DREXEL. Sun Coast" T2-in. buf-
tteets solid FURNISHED cherry;
DREXEL. Peasant Prov. oval ext
table, and matching server, both
for Sl4sS5.
MORGANTowN, 64-in. 18th Cent
credenza buffet, SOS rs.
DREXEL, Dining Room Suite. con-
sists OF oval ext. table. 4 solid
mahoR. chairs, and breskfront
china. S26q.75.
drawer chest: S3Sa5
ORLEANS French Prov. fruitvood
double dresser: $50 30
SPECIAL GROUP of mite tables.
closed out at SO.
SPECIAL GROUP OF solid maple
dining rm. chairs; $40.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Ho LAYOUT. landscape with track.
brand-new: hall price. IA. 7-0546
HOIST, Tuskey automatic elevator
platform, for construction Jobs
~ per mo, 2o-tt. unloading
neiGht. RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP
Evening star., 1959-12-13
HI-FI

You can shop the reSt-but IL YOU
want the best for the same money
come to Audio Center. We have all
nationally advertised components,
AUDIO CENTER
Sales and Complete Service
1862 FAIRMONT AVE.
BETHESDA. MD. Oh. $500
Evening star., 1959-12-13
GUITARS

GUITARS
New American made; starting as
low, as Sl2 .95. Stella, Harmony
and Kay. S q W PAWN BRO
RERS, 2l57 Penn. ave. NV, Open
evenings. Free parking in rear.
GUITARS-AMPLIFIERS
OPEN TO-DAY, l TO 6P.M.
Discounts on All Makes Up to 40es
CENTRAL CHARGE
! GUITAR SHOP, 1915 NJ ST. NV.
ME. S-1419
GUNS--Going overseas; 3O-O6 rife
With scope: 357 mag. saw pistol:
ANTIQUE German Scheutzen air
rife. Apt: >, 1900 Anime St.
District HEIGHTS Apts., Md.
HARRIS OFFSET PRESS. 35x45 5,
: color. Can be seen in operation.
Need space. Price reasonable for
quick sale. Box bly,, Star.
HEATERS RANGES New, used
!gas. o, wood, coal. ACME sTovT
co l0ll eth NV Ma s-s952
Heaters; Hp dSsr,Gl:.6 oil an onYs sI5eS sl$So
Open 10 to 9 until Christmas.
PAYMENTS start Feb. l.. 1860.
SEARS BASEMENT, 45OO Wis.
! ave. urN
HEAVY-DUTY Black and Decker
, elec. saw. elec. small hammer
Pyroeon for balancing heating
SssSInS Sysssms' mscS sS. ssggto ssgto RsnmGTe NOR
dow unit air cond. K1. s-069I.
HI-FI. Heath kit, wan 4, 20 watt
amp. WA-P2 pre-amp. SIS l
SPIT" chsnser: best offer. Call
HI-FI, Msgnavox. less than . yrs.
old; l0.watt ampltfler. speakers,
incl. l5-in. bass speaker; solid
VIII. 6-79S7.
Acrasound 60-watt basic ampli-
fers, S119 for both: guaranteed
3 mos, THE HI-FI SHOP, SiG
King St, ALEX, KI. a-4544.
/ Open daily TIL g. Thursday and
Friday til O.
HI-FI, stereo speaker system. .
Ri enclosures, > woofers, tweet-
ers; unbelievably priced at $50
for all. VIII. 6-747l.
HI-FI, Harmon-Ksrdon trio, stereo
amp. and pre-amp. model A-224; ;
$50. LU. 1-7256.
HI-FI CABINET, custom built
49x46x1S, solid mahog., top
access. sections doors and op-
tional bass reflex, cost Sl75, sell
$50; also Fisher 25-vatt amp.
SIS AID 2-69S5.
HI-FI, Jensen 2-way speaker sys-
TEN mounted in a Cabinart base
ultrafex inclosure. so. 5-4034.
after 5.
HI-FI. custom AM receivers by
Avery Fisher and McMurdo Silver.
Thoroly. checked. excel. cond. Fine
for 2nd stereo channel, $50 ca.
OIL. 6-494S.
H-FI Telefunken radio, AMIN
SW: 3-speed record changer at
tachment, 20 LIP records, S175
complete; TV, admiral. 17-inch,
$40. RA 3-7T5S, Sun. only, 10
HI-FI-4-spesker; 3-speed. Coium-
9ia Hl-Fi phonogrsph' perfect con-
HI-FI sTEREo-1a59 Grundig Ma
leStic; Superphonic Speaker SyS-
under warranty: after small 'T down
payment paw only 50 35 week
BROWNS FURNITURE CENTER
1909 Good Hone Rd. Sc.
LU. 4-3sO2
Hl-F1, one knight FM tuner.
KN140 and KN51O amplifier and
pre-amp, 10 watts, 90 DAYS old
original price, SS1 90: will sacri-
fice, sos. FE. 3-497O.
HI-FI' complete stereo. Eico HF-
- amDlifler, Garrard 12iCl
changer with Weathers cart. two
Argus bookshelf encl. with Noreleo
gad9M speakers; 5000 KE g.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

HI-F1, one knight FM tuner.
KNl40 and KN51O amplifier and
pre- amp, 10 watts, 90 DAYS old !:
original price, SSl 20; will sacri-
nee, SOB. FE. 3-497O.
HI-FI' complete stereo. Eico HF-
80 amDlif1er, Garrard 131C
changer with Weathers cart. two
Argus bookshelf encl. with Noreleo
gal0M speakers; 5000. RE g.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

HI-FI CABINET, custom built
49x46XlS, solid mahog.. Q TOP
access. sections. doors and op-
tional bass reflex, cost Sl75. sell
S75; also Fisher 25-watt ANN.
SOS AID o-6QS5
Evening star., 1959-12-13

FURN.-card table. 4 chairs. new,
never used hst price. SOS; sell,
Evening star., 1959-11-24

CAPITOL HILL, s. Z. Newly decor.
reas., convenient to transp. LU.
l-6525 or LU. 3-0S50.
Evening star., 1959-11-24

PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
nave a complete selection Of pianos
and organs for sale Including
some values in used instruments
Plenty. Of parking space in front
OF each store. 1882 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring: 5169 Lee highway
Arlington; 104 William St, Fred
ericksburg. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores open evenings.
PIAN0S-We have brand-new, ma
tionally known makes of pianos
az substantial discounts from the
manuIacturer's sugge d list
price: Get our quotations before
you buy. We have over 100 in
struments on our floors including
many used items. ST. 3-63O0
PIANO MART, lois 7th st. NV
In the block above the Library. J
PIN BALL MACHINES, All cleo for
rec; rm. and club, in Al cond., $50
and up. EX. 3-2l73, PLAYLAND
AMUSEMENT, 4l3 9th st. NV.
PUMP TANK and hose for sale
FL. 4-5263.
transistor 6: new, leather
carving case, ear plug and bat
terry, S25, JU 7-7432
Evening star., 1959-11-24

COL0RkD-LARGE RM. with home
privileges; couple or woman. LA.
h-5757 after 6.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Grocer SIugged,
Robbed of $3.50

A 65-year-old grocer was
slugged. thrown to the ground
and robbed Of $3.50 last night
as he walked in the 1900 block
OF Thirteenth street NV,
only four doors from his home,
police reported.
The grocer, George Law, who
runs a store at 1925 Fourteenth
street NV, had closed the
place and was on his way home
when he was grabbed from be-
hind, hit in the face and
thrown down by a colored
youth, police said.
A second youth. also de-
scribed as colored. grabbed Mr..
Laws wallet containing the
$3.50. Both escaped. police
said, but not before Mr.. Law
ripped of a piece of the
second youths trousers.
Mr.. Law was treated for cuts
and bruises to the face and
hands at the Washington
Hospital Center and released.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Sculptor Freed
Of U. S. Tax Bill
BY the Associated Press

Sculptor Oscar j. w. Han
sen of Charlottesville. Va,
won't have OF pay Federal in
come tax on the final 500. 200
the Government paid him for
carving the new Liberty figure
atop the victory monument at
Yorktown, Va.
The Interior Department ap-
preparations bill. passed by
Congress early this week,
valves the tax on the ground
that the money actually re-
imbursed Mr.. Hansen for losses
in connection with his sculpt-
ing and was not really income
in the profit sense.
The money was appropriated
for Mr.. Hansen several years
ago. following renegotiations
concerning what was due him.
It had turned out that the cost
of doing the job was much
more than had been antic-
ipated. II was agreed then that
the money would reimburse
him for his loss and. in turn.
Mr.. Hansen would give up any
further claim against the Gov
ernment.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
More Racket
Indictments
Are Forecast

Assistant Attorney General
Malcolm r. Wilkey today pre-
dicted that more indictments
will be forthcoming against the
Nations top 100 racketeers.
The head Of the Justice De-
partment's Criminal Division,
speaking at San Antonio, Tex,
on "The Changing Face of
Crime" said quite a few cases
are 'in the pipeline" at this
time.
He explained that the charges
most useful in prosecuting
major violators usually require
q long period Of Investigation,
but added that I'VE anticiuate
our unremitting attack win pay
of with increasing results as
time progresses"
In an appeal TO the public.
Mr.. Wilkey said the chances
of honest citizens coming in
contact with organized crime
now are much greater than a
few years ago.
He said businessmen par
ticularly may face the threat
OF violence or economic reprisal
which seems to be an newt
able attribute Of some popular
types Of illegal activity"
If you are q weak sister, |"
he told an audience of busi-
nessmen, you will knuckle
under. pay extortion in in
creasing amounts and thus
contribute out Of your own
pocket to the 1lourishing OF
crime in this country"
He said men of courage
faced with racketeer threats,
viii contact their local Office
Of the FBT or the nearest
United States attorney.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

in 1928. Miss Barrymore, q
Catholic. never remarked.
Her 10 favorite stage roles:
"The Second Mrs. Tanqueray."
School for Scandal" The
Constant Wife," THE King
dom of God" "The Corn Is
Green" Hamlet" with Wal
ter Hampden), The Twelve
Pound Look" Lady of the
Camellias," ''Declasse" and
Sunday"
Her movies included "The
Farmers Daughter" The
Paradine Case" Moss Rose. /"
Portrait Of Jenny" "The Mid
night Kiss" and "Just for You"
Her last years were quiet.
surrounded by books. two cats
and mementos Of the past. She
kept an interest in show busi-
ness through TV and was an
avid baseball and boxing fan.
To laments that the theater
was dying. she would say:
Propaganda. The same
dirge has been cried for 5000
years. I've never found the
theater dead and I never ex-
pect to find It dead"
Evening star., 1959-06-19

theater. graciousness personi-
fed"
Miss Barrymore and her two
brothers were born In Phila-
delphia. Their parents were
Maurice Barrymore. q rakish
British actor. and George
Drew. daughter Of the Irish
actor John Drew.
She was educated In a con-
vent. At the age Of IA, her
grandmother summoned her
to Montreal and ordered her TO
take a minor part In a touring
production. It was her first
role.
Established In Captain links
At 81, she starred on Broad
way in Captain Jinks Of the
Horse Marines" It was the
first Of more than two score
starring roles for the tall
beauty with the finely chiseled
features.
In 1909. she disappointed
dozens Of suitors by marrying
Russell Griswold Colt. Of the
firearms family. They had
three children-Samuel. Ethel
and John-and were divorced
Evening star., 1959-06-19

the Baton Rouge Morning Ad-
vocate. was arrested when he
and several other reporters re-
fused to move across the street
from the Governors car at
the courthouse. Mr.. Hughes
was not booked and was Or
dered released
Automobiles we're not per-
mitted to stop within q three
mile radius of the mental hos
pital.
United States Senator Russell
Long was on the Senate floor in
Washington when he received
word his uncle had been taken
to Vaudeville. He declined
comment.
At the hospital the Governor
will be under constant obser-
vation and will be treated with
the same courtesy and respect
given any other patient, an
official said.
At Vaudeville, Gov. Long
offered no resistance. A doc
tor led him from the auto
mobile.
Evening star., 1959-06-19

an and q great. lady--one Of
the last Of the old. great school
Of the theater.
81 remember too how she
marched in the parade in
Equity's strike for recognition
in 1919, She gave benefit per-
formances and marched UP
and down Times Square to aid
Equity. Without her. and
others as devoted as she.
Equity would not have the
stature 1t has today"
Other Luminaries Comment
Others commented:
Clifton Webb: "A queen has
died"
Helen Hayes: "All Of us work
hard In the theater, but none
Of us can ever give it the luster
she did"
Herman Shumlin, producer
Of Miss Barrymore's last great
stage hit, 'The Corn Is Green. I"
during the 194l-43 seasons:
mo one else remains from that
period Of highly unique per-
formers"
Greer Carson: "She truly was
q symbol Of the nobility Of the
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Children to March
In Cleanup Drive

More than 1000 elementary
and parochial school students
viii take part in a cleanup
campaign march starting at 10
am. tomorrow at Eighteenth
street and Kalorama road NV,
and ending in Kalorama Park
of Nineteenth street and CO.
lumbia road NV.
The parade in the Adams
Morgan area is in tribute to
the anti-blight program begun
In that location in November,
1858, by the District and Fed
|eral Governments. The Adams
Morgan project will be con-
|cluded in October. 1860. Mrs.
Robert E. Mclaughlin, wife of
the president Of the Board Of
District Commissioners, will
serve as grand marshal.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Story Of Easy Looms
Barred to Whiteside Jury

the fury while the lawyers
haggled over which portions Of
the deposition should be left
in and which omitted as i'm
material to the Governments
charge that Mr.. Whiteside
sought to influence the rec
by means Of financial favors to
Mr.. Mack.
The defense contends the
favors were only part of an
old pattern based solely on
friendship.
Sought No Return
Judge Matthews did permit
the jury TO hear that Mr..
Whiteside made loans and
gifts to many people"
II never heard him suggest
that anyone do anything for
him In return" Mrs. Held's
statement said.
But the Judge did not let the
jury hear Mrs. Held's opinion
that she considered Mr.. White
side a man who will lend
money TO people without even
finding out why they need 1t. +"
He was a soft touch. I
thought" the deleted part Of
the statement said.
Anybody who came in could
get a loan. :"
The trial today ended its
l1th week.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
By the Associated Press

A District Court judge re-
fused today to admit testimony
that. Miami Lawyer Thurman
A. Whiteside was a soft touch, "
willing to lend money TO any
body who came In"
Judge Burnita s. Matthews
made the ruling at the trial in
which Mr.. Whiteside and Rich
ard A. Mack. former member of
the Federal Communications
Commission. are charged with
conspiracy to influence FCC'c
award Of a Miami television
channel. Mr.. Mack voted with
the FEC majority for Public
Service Television, Inc, a Ma
tional Airlines subsidiary.
The testimony came in a So
page deposition by q former
personal secretary to Mr..
Whiteside, Mrs. Zelma M. Held,
now Of Ellwood. Ind.
Loans, Gifts Cited
Mrs. Held was described as
lying Ill in q hospital In Bluff
ton, Ind, and unable to appear
personally. Her deposition re-
cited numerous loans and gifts
made by Mr.. Whiteside, includ-
ing several to Mr.. Mack.
Mr.. Mack worked for Mr..
Whiteside from August, lg49,
until September. 1850.
Judge Matthews dismissed
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Miss Soyo' Contest

Miss Soyo" Of 1859 will be
selected at a coronation ball
sponsored by the Syrian Ortho-
dox Youth Organization from
0 to IL pm. tomorrow at st
George Syrian Orthodox
Church. 4335 Sixteenth street
NV. She will represent the
local chapter at the groups
Eastern region convention Sep
tember 1913 at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Evening star., 1959-06-19
Theoter Mourns Ethel Borrymore, 79,
As Greet Lady Of Old Stage School

HOLLYWOOD. June 10
(AP).--Death came quietly
yesterday TO Ethel Barry
more-and closed the curtain
on an era ruled by a proud
theatrical dynasty,
She died in her sleep. She
had been invalided in her
Beverly Hills apartment for
more than q year with a heart
ailment.
Miss Barrymore would have
been 80 August is. She will be
buried in Calvary Cemetery
Monday.
For more than six decades.
her regal bearing and resonant
voice had captivated audi
ences. She had been q star
Of the theater. movies, radio
and television.
The sharp-witted actress.
who originally wanted, to be q
pianist. was the last surviving
member Of q theatrical trium-
virate that included her equally
famous brothers John and
Lionel. John died in l942 and
Lionel In 1854.
Theater Their Forte
I'VE 3arrymores became ac-
tors not because we wanted to
go on the stage" she once ex-
planned. "but simply because 1t
was the thing we could do best"
And it was. Ethel was the
most versatile. ranging from
light comedy to tragedy with
equal skill. She won q 1914
Academy Award for her por-
trayal Of the fatally Ill mother /
IN None But The Lonely Heart"
and nominations for Spiral
Staircase" and "Pinky."
Show business great and
near great mourned her death"
In New York, the Ethel Bar
rymore Theater dimmed its
lights for five minutes before
starting the nights perform
ance.
= In Hollywood. Actress Judith
Anderson, a friend Of 30 years, |
wept softly when told the news
and then quoted these lines:
There's a new star in the sky |
:. and the glory Of the heavens |
is my infinite sorrow"
10 Bellamy Pays Tribute
In Washington, where he Is
appearing in Sunrise at Cam
pobello," Ralph Bellamy, presi- |
dent Of Actors Equity Associa-
ton. paid tribute to her as an
actress and as friend of those
In the profession.
This hits me with the deep
est Of emotion" Mr.. Bellamy |
bald.
she was a wonderful wom-
Evening star., 1959-06-19

Mrs. Long time to arrange for
the pickup.
When his car crossed the
East Baton Rouge Parish line,
deputies stopped 1t, then drove
him to the parish courthouse.
Gov. Long, growing angry, re-
fused to move from his car. DR..
williams and another physi-
clan, interviewed the Governor
as he sat on the front, seat
smoking a cigarette and joking.
They obtained, then, an or
der from District Judge Fred
Leblanc, committing the Cover
nor to the State hospital. That's
when the fireworks really
started.
The scene-shouting police,
arrested newsmen, barricades
and threats of camera smash
ing-harked back to a day long
dead when Gov. Earl's elder
brother, the late Huey p. Long.
ran Louisiana as his own king
dom.
DR.. williams said later that
Gov. Long had thoughts and
beliefs not fully based on fact.
He also said he had a bad
heart.
At Vaudeville, DR.. Belcher
said Gov. Long had been given
a hasty physical examination
and assigned to a private room
in one Of the hospitals 20
buildings. The Governor faces
a more exhaustive physical ex-
animation today.
No Trouble on Trip
1--WE had no trouble with
him." said Assistant Chief
Deputy George Leblanc, one OF
four officers who accompanied
the Governor.
There were arrests and
threats Of arrests smid the ex-
citement that accompanied
Gov. Longs arrival at the
Baton Rouge Parish Court
house and at Vaudeville.
Jim Hughes, B reporter fol