davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE = Antiques, refinished
doughbox, excellent condition; also
marble top tables, very old marble top
wash stand, also other items. Apply
Dale Workman Store at Shortley, five
miles west of Millsboro on Route 20.
Phone Millsboro TITS. S37-6-12-1t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

Axe REGISTERED PEDIGREED
COLLIE PUPPIES FOR SALE-Call
GA-z-5OO9. Y-1-16-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

$4,000 fb. FAIRBANKS MORSE
condition. Priced for quick sale, $500.
Robert r. Layton Company, Inc,
Bridgeville. Phone EDgewater 7-3651.
24-5-1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE-15 cubic foot Wilson
upright freezer, perfect condition. Call
GA-2-4321. B-6-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

RENT A NEW SINGER SEWING
MACHINE for that spring sewing
only $500 a month. Phone GA-2-8435
for free delivery. Singer Sewing Gem
ter, Milford. 234-17-10t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR RENT-Six room house and
bath, hot and cold running water.
Apply 400 North Washington Street,
Milford. Phone GA-2- -9537. Available
July 1. D-24-6-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

NOTICE &. CESSPOOLS PUMP.
ED, CLEANED AND HAULED-Work
guaranteed. Eric L. Hazard, Milton,
Del. Phone 4S1S 1O-9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
LIVESTOCK WANTED Re,

prices paid. Buy and sell with COM
pete confidence. Sale every Wednes-
day Caroline. Sales. Livestock Auc-
ton Market, Route 404, Denton, Md
Phone 265. 30-8-22-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

WANTED - Floor sanding and fin
ishing, also remove wallpaper by
steam, reasonable rates. Orville Hill.
Milton, Del. Phone 4200. Lift
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
STORM WINDOWS FOR SALE.

cleaning, jalousie windows and doors,
awnings, venetian blinds, Armstrong
wall and floor tile. E. NJ. Clendaniel,
Lincoln. Phone GA-2-5744.
30-3-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
,HOLSTERY, DRAPERIES,

slipcovers and fabrics for sale. Spec
ial buys always on hand. See samples
in your home by calling w. Smith
Chism at GA-2-9322. 25-10-31-tf
FOR SALE-Interested in perma-
nent type awnings? We manufacture
them! Free estimates, easy terms, no
money down. Paul Galloway, u. S.
13, Harrington. Phone Ex-8-885S.
6-27-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE-Building lots or acre
age in cut over woods land, near
Houston in colored settlement. Terms:
Cash or carry. Alex Argo, Jr., 2 miles
north of Houston. 5-29-5tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE = Anhydrous Ammonia
Georgetown 2772. B-4-24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

NEW HUUSE FUR SALE three
bedrooms, den, living room and din
ing area, kitchen, bath, full cellar,
brick front, fully Handicapped, cement
drive, along new improved road. Phone
GA-2-S660. R-28-4-24-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR RENT-Or quick sale: Good
sound building, 100 go feet, equipped
with water, electric and heater. Known
place for business or made into apart
ment house. Reasonable price. Phone
GA-2-5692, Houston, Del S-39-6-12-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

SPREADER BODY FOR SALE.
srank sG5Hk Warrington. Georgetown. Phone
@ooo. 11-14-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

RAT TERRIER PUPPIES :. FOR
SALE--Lester Hill, Harrington. Phone
6-5-2t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE-Supplies for migratory
workers camps, Mattresses, beds, blan-
kets, stoves and utensils. Abromowitz
Bros, Route 130, Burlington City, N.
J. Hobart 1-4344. 23-5-1-14t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE-Sweet potato plants, 4
varieties and cabbage plants. Charles
H Carpenter, Lincoln. 6-5-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
SANDING EOUIPMENT

FOR RENT-Do it yourself, rent by
day or week; also full line of floor
finishing needs. Masten Lumber and
Supply Co., Inc. Phone Milford GA-2-
4547 29-1-23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE+Ogden and Clark soy
bean seed, grown from certified seed,
cleaned, 1925 per bushel. Lloyd Schla-
bach, Owens Station. Phone FI-9-4720.
21-6-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

HAVEN LAKE HOME FOR SALE
White red trim, corner property.
Phone GA-2-9372. Z-5-8-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

WANTED-Man or woman over 81
to serve customers on Watkins route
in Milford area. Above average earn
ings. Write p. o. Box SOIL, Dept. So,
Richmond, Va. 6-12-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
5sli ]

REGISTERED BEAGLE DOGS !.
FOR SALE-Phone FTeldstone 9-437O.
C-5-29-3t
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12
:

NOTICE-The 1. G. Burton Company
Garage and Show Rooms, Milford, will
be open every evening from p. m:
to 8 p. m. 1-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-12

FOR SALE-Four used air condi-
TONERS, good working condition, SIS
each. Hotel Milford. 4-24-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
Arthritic Wills
Body to Medicine

A 5l-year-old victim Of
rheumatoid arthritis who died
Tuesday has willed his body to
the Georgetown University
Hospital school of medicine for
use in arthritic research.
Charles H. Littell. who was
in severe pain for 80 years. was
a craftsman but was unable to
work in recent years because Of
his disease. He died Of burns
suffered in a fire in his apart
ment at 1924 Wisconsin ave-
nue. NV. last July 20.
DR.. James A. Kehoe. a rheu-
matologist at the hospital.
said Mr.. Littell's body viii be
under study for about eight
months. a much greater length
Of time than is possible under
autopsy examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22

the big marble base. They did
that themselves"
DR.. Seletz said he suggested
his name be removed, but 1t
did not good.
"Just why a few (attorneys)
became so violently upset." he
said, 1T do not know. The only
thing I can figure is that it's
q reprisal against me from
someone who lost a case be-
cause / reported Gin COURT the
degree of injury suffered by
one of my patients"
But Mr.. Cooper said:
mo personalities were In
volved. It's Just one of those
things that interfered with the
administration of justice. As q
matter of fact. some jurors
commented. I know there were
complaints from Jurors"
It has been suggested that
the bust be placed in another
public building, maybe the
county hospital. But Mr.. Seletz
won't buy this.
II made Lincoln the lawyer
for a courthouse" he said
That's where he belongs"
On the eve of the bust's re-
moval, DR.. Seletz said sadly:
"It distresses me to see q
second assassination Of Lin
coin"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
Gunner Get
$l,5o6Fron1
Toll Office

! YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Aug,
% Cap An Ohio turnpike toll
collector who thought two hold
up men were joking was shot in
the leg at the Youngstown in
terchange last night.
State highway patrolmen said
the gunner escaped with 81 500
in the first such holdup on the
turnpike.
Paul Corner was wounded
when one Of the gunner fired
at the ceiling to show he was
in earnest. The bullet rico
cheted OF Q water pipe.
Patrolmen said Mr.. Corner
and two other collectors. Will
liam Bowen and Frank Ernst,
were counting receipts In an
ONCE near the turnpike exit
when two men came in carry
ing revolvers.
The two wore hooded sweat
shirts. reversed and with eye
holes cut in the hoods, so their
faces were masked. The col
lectors thought it was a joke
until the bullet was fired.
The gunner ordered the coll
lectors to the floor, then
grabbed the money and ran out
Of the ONCE. They crossed q
field on foot and got into a car
on Ohio z. the patrol reported.
/ Mr.. Corner lives at nearby
Poland. Mr.. Bowen and Mr.
Ernst are from Youngstown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
BEECHAM
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
him. They gave no hint at all.
Not a sign"
Audiences have come to
expect quick tempered Sir
Thomas barhed post-concert
Iflreworks-and enjoy them.
With white beard flashing,
eyes twinkling. Sir Thomas
has a high regard for himself
Il will not be called the
greatest musician ever" he
once said. ION the other hand
I'm a damned sight better
than any foreigner"
Oh his 80th birthday last
April Sir Thomas said: II
shan't retire. If you do. you
either die Of boredom or the
machine runs down."
For the first time in years
J Sir Thomas has agreed to con-
duct at Britain's Royal Opera
House. Covent Garden, next
winter.
taxes.
His first wife was Utica
Welles. daughter Of a New
York doctor. Their marriage
took place in 1908 and ended
In divorce in 1913.
| That same year he married
! Betty Humby Of London. a
| Well-known concert pianist
She died last September of a
heart attack while Sir Thomas
was conducting a series of con-
certs in Buenos Aires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22

New York police still want TO
question Trafiicante about the
murder Of Albert Boom BOOM
Anastasia, the one-time lord
high executioner for the old
Murder, Inc, mob.
U. s. Interested
The Federal Narcotics Bureau
never has made any secret of
the fact 1t practically always
wants to talk to Trafiicante.
The Internal Revenue Service
is investigating him. also.
Trafficante became the Amer
lean baron Of Havana's gam
bling enterprises under the Ba-
tista government but was top
Piled from control by the Castro
revolution. Trafficante was
known as top man in the plush
Sans Souci Casino in Havana
and to have financial interests
in several others when Batista
ran the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22

carefully as the people came
Through the front gate. They
we're checked again before
being permitted to enter the
church.
Earlier today police experts
examined the white wooden
church from the top Of the 30
foot steeple to the floor search
ing for photograph apparatus,
They found none.
J On Stevens orders. no pho
itographers were permitted in
side the church during the
ceremony.
Two motorcycle policemen
were assigned to escort Steven
and Anne Marie from her par
ents' modest home to the
church. a distance Of about a
mile. Another 48 officers lined
the road to direct trafiic and
keep back the curious.
The wedding reception and
dinner was set for Immediately
after the ceremony in the
Kristiansand Club called the
Society Club" and sometimes
the white House."
Norwegian kings have been
Ifeted there on visits to Kris
tiansand. the nearby seaport
on Norway's south coast. The
last royal visitor was King
Olav. in June, 1858.
On the beverage list for the
reception were champagne and
red wine along with punch for
the teetotallers among the
guests-the brides family are
lteetotallers.
On the menu were con-
somme, salmon, steak, ice
cream and Norwegian cake
Mayor Leo Tallaksen Of Kris.
tiansand said that was a typi-
cal. wedding feast In this part
of the world and added:
The Rasmussens have ar.
ranged the reception and din
ner for Steven Rockefeller
exactly as If he were a local
boy"
! True to custom they are foot.
/ ing the bill.
The Sogne Lutheran Evan.
gellcal Church was decorated
with pink carnations and rose!
covering the center aisle lead.
ing to tn ealtar. African lilies
gladiolas and chrysanthemum.
bloomed everywhere in the
church.
Gov. Rockefeller few to Nor.
way last night from New Yorl
Ito join his wife, already herr
well in advance to help in pre-.
pairing for the wedding. ant
other members Of the family.
Grinning broadly. Gov. Rookie
teller stepped on the plane al
lKristiansand Airport, kissed
Anne Marie and shook hands
with her father.
I'm delighted to be getting
a beautiful and intelligent
Scandinavian daughter in.
law" Mr.. Rockefeller said.
The family motored to Sogn,
from the airport for q wedding
eve dinner at the Rasmussen
home. It was prepared b.
Anne Marie's mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
HOLE IS RIPPED
IN IRON CURTAIN

WALKENRIED, q e r
many. Aug. % (AP)-
Somebody from West Ger
many tore a hole in the
Iron Curtain near this lit
tie mountain town. West
German border police said
IL heavy concrete fence
posts were down and the
barbed wire cut between
them. They suspected
some one on the Western
side who did not like the
idea Of the fence, COM
pleted only Thursday by
the. Communist East Ger
mans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22

TO know more than sketchy
details about what sort Of q
deal was made.
Cuban police had arrested
Trafficante last June and Or
dered him deported. His air.
plane passage to Tampa was
booked more than a month
ago to carry out the deporta-
ton order.
Not ON Board
When the plane landed after
q nonstop flight from Cuba. q
delegation Of Federal agents
and investigators was waiting
at the Tampa Airport. But
Trafiicante wasn't aboard.
Police said then they had
heard informally Of some sort
of 1lth-hour deal that stayed
the deportation order.
Recently the Cuban police
are reported to have decided
they had no solid evidence Il
justify kicking Trafiicante Out
Of the country.
The Capitol Hill sources sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
LINCOLN

Continued From First Page
day-did not respond with In
difference. His comment:
"1his head spent four
long years working on it. ]
thought it was fitting for the
courthouse because 1t was Lin
coin the lawyer. :. I did not
ask them to put my name on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
ROCKEFELLER
Pastor Halls Couple
For Setting Example


before him in front of thu
altar.
Anne Marie's father escorted
her and then took a seat be-
side Mrs. Rockefeller. The
maid or honor walked to the
altar and stood beside Anne
Marie, carrying the bridal
bouquet cluster Of white
carnations and yellow roses.
Following Immediately, Ste
ven and his best man walked
to the altar.
Sisters Near Ushers
Stevens sisters, Miss Mary
Rockefeller and Mrs. Robert l.
Pierson, Of Evanston, H., and
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Rodman
Rockefeller. occupied benches
near his ushers.
Anne Marie's I'VE brides
maids-all wearing gowns sim
liar to that Of her sister and
carrying bouquets Of mixed
f1owers-were opposite them.
When Pastor Gautestac
summoned Anne Marie and
Steven to come before him
everyone rose.
Speaking slowly in Nor.
wegian, he began his wedding
sermon. It was addressed d.
Irectly to Anne Marie and
Steven.
Crowds lined the road In
front Of the church three
hours before the ceremony.
Crowd Braves Rain
Rain began falling but the
crowd increased steadily. Red
and yellow raincoats. ant
typical fishermen's rubber rair
hats blossomed along the roped-
of area.
To control the crowds, the
police parked two trucks, about
1000 yards apart on eithel
side of the entrance to the
church and ran q rope be.
tween them. The arrangement
turned the highway into a one.
way traf1c artery. Cars anc
trucks we're backed up on boil
sides OF the church.
At the hotel in KristianSand
Mrs. Rockefeller said her sor
Steven had "a few butterflies
but ] suppose that's natural"
She said Steven slept vel
and ate q hearty breakfast.
That's q good sign" sh'
added.
Anne Marie's home wa
silent. A large sheet covered
the windows on the grount
floor. Blinds were drawn ovel
the windows on the uppel
floor.
-1own the road. above a gaso
line service station. q largI
home made sign said: "Gratu
lere congratulations
Two hours before the cere
mony. the first busload of polio,
arrived. The crowd was orderly
The officers took stations look
ing over the low stone wall sur
rounding the church yard.
Inside this enclosure. the flag
of Norway and the Unite,
States stood side by side on tn
graveled path leading to tn
main entrance
/ Steven and Anne Marie, VIII
once worked as a maid in hi
fathers home, chose q simpl
ceremony starting with the ira
ditional wedding march.
An hour before the ceremon
the church doors opened an
about rs people with ticket
for the ceremony were admitted
These were not invite,
guests. In the Norwegian Gus
tom, neighbors Of the bride
family may request special en-
try passes to a wedding. Stevel
said he believed about 100 tick
cts had been issued.
j The police checked each on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
'Mobster 7 rofficonte
Seen in Castro Deal

American mobser Santos Trafcane reported to have
made peace with the government in Cuba and found
q haven there from United States police. a t}
Well placed Senate declining TO be quoted BY
name told the story to reporter They said the information
from police oals and that the police don't claim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
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and blue eyed, wore a black silk
street-length dress with a velvet
panel in the skirt and a bolero
jacket.
Mrs. Rasmussen's costume
was q printed cotton pique
street-length dress in mauve
and white. She wore a large
mauve hat.
Ushers at Right
The six ushers. Rodman and
Michael Rockefeller. brothers
Of Steven: his best man, Jerry
Riggs Of Omaha. Nebr., and
three former schoolmates. stood
on the right.
Anne Marie's sister Thorhild,
acting as her maid Of honor,
and her bridesmaids. five girl
hood friends, stood on the other
side.
Nearly ITO invited guests and
spectators sat on the wooden
benches on both sides of the
aislel Among them was Trygve
Lie. former secretary general OF
the United Nations. In the gall
lery were five newspaper cor
respondents.
Pastor Gautestad told the
young couple:
your example shows that
real love, which is from God,
breaks down all the social and
conventional barriers amongst
US. To build q good home is
perhaps the greatest Of all
arts"
I "a Good Ambassador"
Turning to 23-year-old
Steven, the vicar said: you,
Steven Rockefeller, take with
you into your new home a good
inheritance"
To 21-year-old Anne Marie
he said: I'VE will thank you
for being q good ambassador
of Norway and we hope you
will be a good member Of the
Rockefeller family and q use-
sful citizen Of your new, great
country"
Steven and Anne Marie will
ffiy to New York tomorrow for
a honeymoon in the United
States.
An hour before the ceremony
q gardener was still busy inn
proving on q bridal arch over
the gate leading to the church
He hung several strings Of red
roses down from the main
arch. with punches Of sweet
peas in the middle. These
flowers got stuck in the UNI
brellas Of guests hurryine
through the gates.
Anne Marie Waves
When Anne Marie arrived
there was slight suspicion Of
the sun breaking through the
overcast. Anne Marie and hei
father stood in q car which
had its sun roof drawn back
She waved happily.
Friends shouted to her:
"All happiness, Mia"
Mr.. Rasmussen wore q din.
ner jacket and a Homburg hat
The sun did break through
just as q prearranged sign wa
given the crowd outside tina
the couple had been pro
nounced man and wife.
Opalescent light streamet
into the church through TIL
stained glass windows. I
bathed the altar and the flowe,
filled hall.
Love Songs Played
As soon as Anne Marie ant
her father took their seats
the strains Of organ and violil
music filled the church. Tn
musicians played two Norwe
gian love songs. wed Ron
dane" by Edward Grieg an,
"Veslemoy's Sang" by Johal
Halvorsen.
The music echoed agains
the heavily forested mountain
surrounding the church.
Then the audience sang
hymn, THE Love Of God"
When the last full-throatel
notes died away, the vica
summoned the couple to stan,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-22
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OIL. 6-5702.
DOG, scottie, male, black. with tags
Georgetown I'd and Wilson lane area
"Tammy." Reward. Please call OIL
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DOG, mostly dachshund, male, blk
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: WALLET, red leather, with gold trim
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= e-U1@J. 20
, 1959-10-03
HILARITY .

and color with an impressive
cast headed by Glenn Ford,
and co-starring Gia Scala,
Earl hoffman, Anne Francis,
Keenan, Wynn, Fred Clark,
Eva Gabor, Russ Tamblyn and
Jeff Richards, with Mickey
Shaughnessy, comedy find Of
the year, also adding to the
laughs.
Don't CO Near the Water
tells the story Of the mem
bers Of q Y. S. Navy public re-
lations section based on a beau
tiful tropical island, called
Talura, during World War II.
The island is a stopping-off
place for junketing congress
men, temperamental CORES
pondents and assorted VIPS.
The p. :. men, armed only
with typewriters and 4 vivid
Imagination, tell the world
about the Navy but-don't go
near the water.
, 1959-10-03
SUNDAY, MONDAY.
MGM Pictures presents
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"

in Cinemascope and Metrocolor
The Laugh Of Your Lifetime!!
Glenn Ford, Russ Tamblyn,
keenan, Wynn, Gia Scala
Earl hoffman & Ann Francis
This is the side-splitting story Of
the Navy Public Relations Force
who laugh and love but don't
60 near the water! This rowdy,
roaring hit will keep you in
stitchesl
LATEST NEWS
, 1959-10-03
PUBLIC !.

PUBLIC
per month; General Assistance
$2S.27. per month.
Since aid to the blind is
given to less than fifty reel
pients in the Virgin Islands,
statistics were not compiled in
this category. n general as
sistance the average grant
per month in the Virgin Is
lands is greater than the aver
age III FIVE states and one ter
ritory.
, 1959-10-03
TUESDAY

Warner Bros. presents:
LAFAYETTE EscADHILLE"
Tab Hunter, and the scorching, &
new beauty from Paris,
Etchika Choureau
The suspenseful story of the
Yanks who woreF French uniforms,
fought in French planes and
loved French women
LATEST NEWS
VI E b N S D a Y
Bio Double Feature Day Il
lst FEATURE:
Marti presents:
NEVER LOVE "A STRANGER"
John Drew Barrymore,
Lita Milan, Dolores Wilma
Raw and violent as the book,
that sold over s million copies!
End FEATURE:
Warner Bros, presents:
"BADMANaS COUNTRY"
Geo. Montgomery, Buster Crabbe
Karin Booth
This is the story of the Vests
most feared gun1ghters, who shot
it out at Abilinel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26

Raymond Mcneil. .3, 1909 Monro,
.1342 Vermont ave. NV.
and Srp ~Rida f. WinsIo Sse ~ is' s4 8
Marceilus p. Langley. 10, sic Lowris
pl; ne, and Maude z. Green, is
Leonard j, Roberts, IS. .05I 3eth st
s;ey and Elizabeth A. Randolph. -,
Hiilcrest Heiehts, Md
Douglas Stevens. 80, 1868 Columbia
"a, NV: and Araxie z, Krikorian,
stu" g NV. and nab Drens KAY H ksinspp
20. 3IO3 10th st, NV.
Howard ! Patterson. -. and Marga-
re- a. Mselay, 80. both Of Gathers
HAMPTON Gaat M 2. Reed. a.. 1890 KENYON
81 33I. Sherman ave NV.
William Wayne Moss. "a, and Clairs
Lorraine tilley, H. both Of F'yria.
Melvin Jackie samuels, 20. 1879
Eighth st. NV, and Amanda Dorothy
john Mopeii y 81 IN New rar Haven ra NC Conn
eRG Nae Amelia Knox 49, Falls
Stanley owen voight, 30. Robbinsdale
MINI. and Elizabeth Ann Sheridan,
~, l475 Euclid 81. NV.
John Daniel Ornduff. %. 1O46 Barna-
BY terrace Sc, and Daisy Rasnick.
y, 1913 Barnaby terrace sc.
Anthony Albamonte, Al, l40l X st.
NV, and Joan Laurette Fillion, 81.
Lewiston. Maine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-26
Harmon Seeking
Meters on Cubs

Representative Harmo n,
Democrat of Indiana. appeared
before the Senate District APP
preparations Subcommittee yes
terday and asked that meters
be placed in District taxicabs.
Mr.. Harmon is the congress-
man who rented the front
porch Of his home in Muncie,
Ind, to the United States as
office space for his own use.
He told Senator Pastore,
Democrat OF Rhode Island,
that ever since he arrived in
Washington, cab prices have
been troubling him. Mr.. Har-
mon said he never has paid
the same price twice after TAX
ing a taxi over the same route.
He said visitors from Indi-
ana have complained of the
same trouble.