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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, MD;-26 acres Of cleared
Perfect setup tor homesites for building
plsed at 1Snans
Is.%.n PK5ff is Fls.;s5, so i5S HS $780, Or can Y
s good easils Soil esated ass
sGe f. % 81 sea ms. hs' from Sn Wh s an
per 8 0 s5set; l. csT sEH NJ; p sEoMS IL oS4s. "a
opposite MeadovWood d' in s'S2 Montsomary an aSIe
I'd. and only ga miles from the new Naval
Sstien and Ideally sisusted a az Tor olee fs
Gsorsis AVE- HAH s 4od dEatogs sy. sSc s.as ss4s
aHs GaFN be.utI mas has So .eV.9an mgh to offer Nat
stsi :soo s bn 's
youshD s, vest
s9sp.Ps; IS Nh Nasys s1kHSss s5 &
sfH9 iHss ana hSssys ses
80 acres. vicinity Annsnd.les Va; high.
ing in quarters. Also one 25-acre tract
III I9oTt Isns nifhTs' frontage same vicinity
sS;AckE TRACT in Fairfax County. nea,
Falls Falls Church; trunk line sewer runi
can be cut into small lots; this propert,
is Is priced for quick sale and is an excel.
1sas np Sus as WooB Snly $500 Per :crs sro.s ROW
Falls Church, CH. 3421; ewes. GIL. so4I
A4PRnox!MATEIY 4sa1,o 20 ACRES. rairfas FART
old 9 t.]D ]Pomtnion ao drive, sls,5eo: AppTox,i:
GI ss7s r. aoH6s pxRNE iaSmas Brofer Garr Pnen'
SO ACRES, near Riggs I'd, suitable for de-
ssSS pep aere aeou Sr mss pn from s q as
800 ACRES at Laurel. Md, over !, mil.
nsr on Ra1aiSa''s kES sShe gEss es fs is
q cHRvr Rs cHasG, H1 elsi aD. ,s AcREs-A chs,e.
PrSRHssa q nosd
having ~ to 100 r; frontage with depths
.sse De to w iSe a1ss Iii lots oSn op on on %
1t is attractively priced and will warrant
prompt action from prospective builders,
th sss "a Gsnn
flu particulars. call Mr.. Beaupre lover the
EsHEs FISH sna eo sc Nc Nc sestor, s.ss THoss
70 ACREsSSewer % available. % near M 013H oid
~ fssss oS ssl Fl sp&%sD ssi5f0s eAib Is
II miles from Pentagon: ideal topography
and surroundings for quick subdivision.
this Is 2 monsy.maker; small cash pay
t. Oh Of Baitimore re- blvd: % eiectricity M sDS and
transportation: suitable for subdivision;
WA. 1862. J. c. LEWIS, Broker 10
22 ACRES, miles Fairfax Courthouse:
ysar-round road; wooded; S120 per acre.
TWo ACRES IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. 10
miles from Washington; beautiful high,
rolling woodland: 314-ft. frontage on all
year road; nice homesite; $1,000. $40
down. $25 per mo. VERNON M. LYNCH g.
SONS. &C once ooa z miles out Columbia pike.
Mo6pRD Rfij iiSsss sdnias m sst in Nd
mr.. bus, cleo, sta, etc. $3,350: $3.50
81 1896 a.: 8 a., nr. Col pike, Va. SiI.250;
81 o., mr.. Burke. S169 a.; a. nr. Lewins-
vile, s1.750. terms. N. E. RYoN CO.. GE.
ss ACRES, two tracts. one fronting Column
FOOD hishway to WashinEton, several de,
VERY DESIRABLE tract of more than 100
acres in Prince GEORGES County, Close in.
Right for development All utilities on
hand. 1000 f.. frontage on main high
way. Also fronts on 2 secondary roads.
assnt. gssutiul, rolling Land Here's
priority " bui!siHs S Hs a less than * 81 600 per
st. NV, RE: 3l61; ewes. sH. 4s41. -
low prices. easy terms. JAMES T. MA
HONEY, woodward Bldg. RI. 2411. IS
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WAREHOUSES For SALE,
Paul Ford

MODERN GARAGE BLDG, containing
about 10000 SO. #. floor space. on large
space. on Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va;
available on short notice. Price. $115,-
900. WO. o603. -
RHODE ISLAND AVE, Brentwood, Md
6Ox20U it., 1-story brick warehouse with
gas-hlewer heat with S0x20 parking. lot
on Rhode Island ave. Suitable for light
manufacturing and sales display. Will con-
slider leasing. JEROME MURRAY. RE. 2460,
1881 G st. NV.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton, Nd.
Size 40x60; 2nd floor; S75 mo. Spruce
1166. -6
4-STORY BRICK BLDG.-Railroad sid
26, 900 50. IT. floor area; close-in location;
valuable roof sign privilege; zoned indus
trial Suitable warehouse, light manu-
featuring, distributor or ONCE use. Avail
able on long lease to one tenant. See
Mr.. Norris with WEAVER BROS, INC,
Wash. Bldg. DI. $780, ewes, CHI. 923S.
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C. w. CLEVER CO., INC, Offers
l.. Estate near Leesburg. large highway
frontage. part of house built in 1859. Sale
or trade.
q. 8-room house. gas station, other
buildings, 2A acres, large Route No. l
frontage; excellent property; $4,000.
3. Large Colonial house, dining rooms,
tages, o acres with 700 feet on highway;
property. stock. fixtures and equipment.
8. s-room house. near country club.
B. 6.room house and parking lot, Wash
ington blvd, Clarendon; business and rest
dence: rent only
g. Plumbing business, stock. fixtures.
building, equipment including trucks; very
essonable. Phone CH. 1929 or OK 0322.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B-25
seerfukF
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT tcors

BUILDINGS now being constructed. 16-
IT,. ceilings, gypsum roof, nreproof: suit
populated area ne. Louis BURMAN.
: sEMfDSETAcHED HOUSES on large lot.
Va. xoned business: suitable offiees or
business; tenant to do own remodeling.
NEAR Isth AND MASS. AVE. N.w.-For
nonprof1t organization association. or
school; large 16-room town house; 4-story
available immediately. For further infor-
nation call Mr.. Kamons, OIL. 1852, with
LEOuM g. GERBER REALTY CO. AID
JUST OFF CONN AVE. ON sT.--Entire
building consisting of 3 floors and base
ment with separate entrance. each floor
containing approx. 1,400 SO. #. viii rem,
whole building or separate floors attrac-
tive lease offered. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
| DI 141l y
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STORES FOR SALE.

old, on a good highway, 8 miles from
., g. near a approved subdivisions;
S2l,750. Call Mr.. PIfienberger, AT
14Ol 25th ST. se.
GEORGETOWN, 5000 block of M st. NV.
ELarge store, ants. above; excellent busy
CO. 290g N st: NV. MI. O6OO. 5
EXCEL LENT BUSINESS LOCATION-Va-
immediate occupancy, 22-24 @ st. NV.
Call 1HQS, p. WALSH, INC, sl5 IIth
st. NV, DI 1887 s
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY For RtN1.

STORES. warehouses;. ofices-Specializin
In commercial and Industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements. We
retail and wholesale LOUIS BURMAN..
RE. 1888
ALEXANDRIA, va lge. rms, King st. !,
rect entrance; / rm. is entire front Of
bldg: makes excel ONCE space. AL
BAKER. Eealtor. 624 King r. TIE. 7343
or Alex. 6o44. %
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

APPROXIMATELY 20x60 #. size. viii
consider larger. Suitable for storing, pack
ing and re- shipping small tools and general
hardware items. Bldg. should be accessible
to trucks and should be of brick or con-
crete construction. Call MA. 9050. -6
Evening star., 1946-09-06
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont,

Il ACRES IN NORTH ARLINGTON, suit
able for subdivision. water and sewer avail
able; $1,000 per acre. WRIGHT REALTY.
INC, Mr.. Clark, GL. 9l66, GL. 2423 eve
nings 5
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS for suburban
estates, In nearby Va; tracts OF from /
acre to 5 acres in restricted development.
and many city convenienees avail: some
tracts are cleared, others are beautifully
wooded. while some. Join pretty little
streams; sections OF nice homes and
large estates: average price $1,000 per
acre. Phone GE 7037. IS
3s ACRES. just south OF the limits OF
Vienna. Va: SSQ-ft. frontage, on State
I'd. by depth Of more than 1000 IL.
nicely wooded for subdivision. EAST
MAN & STEELE, Falls Church 269O.
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STORES WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, . small store
suitable for dry cleaning establishment
IN nice neighborhood. Long lease. Ii.
0445. 10
RADIO REPAIR and appliance store, will
purchase stock on hand; prefer Mhite
neighborhood. Box 66-E. Star, f6s
Evening star., 1946-09-06
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and I
snug fisherman'S haven; ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast Fertile homesites.
to 8 a., fronting or nr. salt water, connmu-
nifty boat dock priviI, hard rd. elee. Titles
guaranteed. Priced as low as $500. s45
down, Sl5 mo. Immed. possession. For
beautiful illustrated free booklet, write. or
oh. bet and 3, PAUL z. HARRISON.
I73o st NV ME- It43 s
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE,

MODERN COUNTRY HOME-A modern s.
room house. also 5-room house. barn and
other buildings; about 13 acres; 20 miles
in Sou. Md. owner will sell for small
down payment. easy terms, or viii ex-
change for small city property. Call
WO. 0IO0
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

STUDIO, in upper Conn. ave location
available for teacher OF piano or accordion
by the hr. or day; facilities for takinl
MESSAGES and appts. Box 73-D, Star =,
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO BUY. residential frst and
second commercial, lots and acreage for
veterans and others; apts, hotels and
tourist courts. Inspect any real estate in
or near ID. c. Long list Of waiting clients.
RA. 29OO or write Box 236-D, Star, IS
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LARGE COTTAGE. ali modern conven
.ences. sleeping for 8: North Beach, Md,
until September ID. OIL 2246. Is
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sUsINEss PROPERTY WANTED.
SUMMER HOMES

END COMMERCIAL PROPERTY wanted
lease, lot must be S0x15O IT,; replies co
f1dential. Box 333-B. Star. -
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s.e.. $10.350: good income
lst commsrcisl, NV, Ie1, . b.. run
brick: to to siiey; income, sss6 pss mi, mo.
s1e,b0o. RA. 2e0o or Box 22l-rt Star
Evening star., 1946-09-06

or bedroom and bath on LIST floor: 3 bed
S. Haa e 81 es'f 1s; Sss
DOCTOR Or DENTIsT-Besutiful home
ssamed pea a ceiling. din, rm:. kit. 5-rn1. apt. apt
ind iat path that hsdr would make good onlces. On
e ss -fis aAkkINarosE ksa1sss sSEntE
GGIEo5ss2e GIosE Te fENTsosNT HEsns sosT 8.x, 4x 1850
ishea nsas and heavily Insulated second d.: 3
ioye1y nn yond bedrms Al with cross ventilation
h:-w oil heat. det. sarage; % cornsl 11ssment lnt
OK OK, a111, BANGS q JoHNsToN. exciu. Iu
Is:M. WALLS in this delightful rambler
Baths oil ii bsst besine tui roPm Pm bedreoms ln
di.Es GhLE s SERVICE: INC 47as Lee hwy. "a q
tsSf eoSpEhrfLY Iii di GsSI FSks,sHyn a,
tasteiuly furnished prevar baf built With vsl fui
eash nsedea snd Sa s ios hsss on,
dlNda9s IN isoS sS.LTy ox' 4rss Co sso4 wilson bSd
LYON VILLAGE, attractive 2-bedroon
sEs % earendon. desa'ifn fsatars. as. 'fn ~
GsSfss GsSssfss51en ssoS saTS, yf5y s1tFes
saAhEd g. 1863. fss'us!Ss ox sffss ssffss sso4 wi
LARGE COLONIAL. close il. set back of
Lee blyd., 5 large rooms and bath witt
space for 2 other rooms. and half bath
on q. 6; heat. level ground, fenced-in rear
immediate possession: price, SI2.95O. AR
5J5dnaqToN REALTY Co, exclusive agent
@@o4 wilson blvd. GL. 1900. OK. 4123.
BY OWNER, beautifully decorated bricl
s1oanded BY homes ot finest quality: on Is Is
sized liv, rm. with built-in bookshelve
and fireplace. din. rm.. equipped kit, util
looking a forest Sf towering oaks: q bed
on 3rd n: outside ground-leyeI base
ment entrances to concrete patio: paneliet
rec; rm, and firepl. cold storage rm..
bath. 9il heat laundry trays, copper plumb
,ng, ,g, slate IL o roof, 6uilt-ia sarage: only /!
npv fSp apt o Prh.eicsls II sE 0oply. %
Sun. 1401 Leesburg pike; ! acre on 3
streets. s-rm. home. nice lawn and shade
In earase, coal h.-w.h. elec. b.v... elec
stove and SIT. refer, HELM REALTY co
or Or 2730. s.
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1909 LOCATION, main shopping section
store and space above; could divide store
INTO small moneymaking stores; mer-
chants and investors. Act quickly. Box
-Oo-D, star. II
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NAL with slate roof. center-haH entrance.
in booksheives, dining rm. and euuippsd
porch: second a., 3 bedrooms and 3 tiled
baths, with wealth of closets: 2 bedrooms
on the .3rd floor; full basement, large pine
paneied recrea. room with fireplace, half
bath, 2 outside entrances: oil heat. copper
plumbing; attached garage FRED ].
GEORGE. Realtor, 2173 N. Giebe rd. OIL.
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d LET OTHERS heIn Vol,

arm. FRAME BUNGALOW on acres Of
land, near Vienna price, $1,000 RAY
BARNEY, Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 21s.
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Continued on Next 2age.)
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BEVERLY Beach, on Cnesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write
for catalogue Box Ia. Mayo. A. A. Co. Md
LAKE JACKSON-A 12-mi lake, 81 mi,
Va, 2 mod. log cottages, stone fireplaces
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Methodist Dep|ore
War 0bjector Ban
BY the Associated Press

LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. 19.-Dele-
gates TO the 164th annual conven-
ton of the Virginia Methodist Con-
ference today "deplored" action OF
Smyth and Augusta Counties in
barring conscientious objectors from
teaching in public schools.
'The Methodist Church of Vir-
ginia," a report approved by the
convention stated, stands squarely
in defense of the Virginia consti-
tuition and the American Bill OF
Rights guaranteeing religious lib
erty, and in support of these laws
which have respect of the religious
convictions of our citizens"
The conference adopted a budget
of 1898, ,296 for the year, almost ex-
actly the figure for last year, despite
collections which totaled 1898 per
cent of requests and which exceeded
by $4,000 any previous figure in
the history of the church.
Neil D. Sills, president, reported
for the Commission on World Serv-
ice and Finance surplus last year
of $15,8l8.60 which the committee
proposed to distribute among seven
conference works.
Quotas for districts include: Alex
andria, $29, 900; Charlottesville, Sl6,-
400; Staunton, $4,000, and Win
chester, $l7,970.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Kemp 10 Give Pupils
AT Washington-Lee
Athletic Fund Report

A full report of athletic funds
will be given Washington-Lee High
School students, Fletcher Kemp
superintendent of Arlington County
schools, said yesterday.
Mr. Kemp's statement was the
first public answer by school au-
thorities to a recommendation by
Circuit Court Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy that such an accounting be
made. The jurist's opinion was
given last week when he dismissed a
mandamus suit of Frank L. Ball,
jr., which sought to compel Mr..
Kemp and other school officials to
deposit school athletic association
money with the county treasurer.
In so ruling. Judge Mccarthy up
held a demurrer filed by Common
wealth's Attorney Lawrence w.
Douglas in behalf of the defendants.
Judge McCarthy's opinion said
that if the allegation that no stu
dent is given any report of receipt
or expenditure of the funds was
true it ought not to be. The opinion
stated that the allegation appears
to be admitted by the defendants. y
Mr.. Kemp said that every effort
will be made to comply with the
Judges decision.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Boy, 5, Critically Hurt
In Fall Out Of Auto

Four persons-one 5-year-old
child-were injured in traffic acci-
dents reported to police late yester-
day
Francis Biancaniello. 5, of 531l
Tilden road, Hyattsville. is in critical
condition at Sibley Hospital as the
result of falling out of car driven
by his father, Frank Biancanieno.
Police said the child opened the
door of the car in the 1000 block
of New York avenue NE. and land
ed in the street. According to police.
he suffered a possible fracture OF
the skull and cuts about the face.
Three persons were injured when
a truck and an automobile collided
at Kensington parkway and Saul
road, near Kensington.
Ralph S. Fitzwater, "a, of CATH
ersburg, driver of the truck, suffered
broken shoulder, while Charles L.
johnson. Al, colored, Gaithersburg.
who was riding on the rear of the
truck, received a possible fracture
of the pelvis. Both were admitted
to the Suburban Hospital, Bethesda.
Mrs. Downie M. Kelly, of Kensing-
ton, driver of the car, was cut about
the knee, according to Montgomery
County Police officers c. B. Crown
and Herbert Fry. Both Mrs. Kelly
and Mr.. Fitzwater were charged
with reckless driving.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
League 10 Sponsor
School for Voters

The Montgomery County League
of Women Voters will hold a one
day voters school from 10 am. to
2::30 pm. Friday at the Takoma
Park Trinity Episcopal Church.
Piney Branch road and Dahlia
street.
Those desiring to attend are
asked to make reservations by Tues
day by calling Mrs Albert Aren't,
Oliver 1888, or Mrs. Lewis Sims,
Wisconsin 7348.
Speakers at the morning session
will include Walter Dawson. chair
man of the Republican State Gen.
tral Committee for the county; Lacy
Shaw, Democratic State Central
Committee chairman; Mrs. Edith P.
Allrutt, president of the County
Woman's Democratic Club, and
Mrs. j. Edwin Smith, president Of
the Federated Woman's Republican
Clubs of the county.
Voting qualifications, selection Of
election judges and clerks and regis
tration regulations will be explained
by a representative of the County
Permanent Board of Registry.
In the afternoon a group of col
lege graduates now serving a year
of internship in public administra-
ton under the National Institute
of Public Affairs will discuss rs
Politics Our Job?"
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Democrats Asked
To Attend Rally
OfFuirfoxGOP

Fairfax County Democrats have
been invited to attend the Fairfax
County Republican rally and bar
becue at $50 pm. Thursday at the
Rhinehart Farm on Leigh Mill road.
The invitation was made by Fred
Bryan, county chairman of the
COP, who declared that he would
like every one who can, especially
Democrats, to come and hear the
Republican candidates and eat their
fill of barbecued beef"
Republican congressional candi-
dates will speak. In case of bad
weather the rally will be held in
a large barn on the Rhinehart place.
the COP chairman added. To reach
the farm, he said, follow the red
arrows which will be placed along
both the Leesburg pike and the Old
Dominion drive.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Noyes Sees COP
'Doub|eDeaIinq'
In Charter Fight
Democratic Leader !
Says Republicans
Don't Won't 1t to Win

The word battle over a charter
for Montgomery County went on
unabated last night as Chairman
Alfred D. Noyes of the Democratic
Country Congress accused Republic
can political leaders of "doubls
dealing" on the issue
Mr.. Noyes declared his organiza-
ton opposes the charter but does
not like to see the COP "hoodwirk-
ing" charter supporters.
They want the charter votes to
bolster their forlorn hope of elect
ing the Republican county candi-
dates" he asserted. Yet, they do
not want charter to win because
should charter and the Republican
county candidates both win, the
charter would legislate Republican
county officials out of Office in the
middle of their term"
Split Is Charged.
The Republican State Central
Committee chairman for Montgom-
cry County as well as several COP
candidates in the Bethesda and
d levy Chase areas are in favor OF
initiating the charter constitution,
Mr.. Moves noted. But "up-county'
COP candidates have urged mo-
vote, while other suburban COP
candidates have said nothing, he
contended.
ITO prove this double DEAL he
continued, the Republicans have
not marked their sample ballot
either yes or no on charter"
Results Are Cited.
Adoption of the charter. Mr..
Noyes said, would prevent Republic
cans from voting in any Republican
county primary and bar the Re-
publican Party as we'll as the Demo-
cratic Party from participating in
future county elections Accord
ingly, he maintained. even those
COP candidates in need of support
from charter advocates do not
dare to declare openly for adoption
of the charter.
The Republican leaders, he con-
cluded. know that a large part OF
the Republican voters will not stand
for the scuttling of the Republican
Party. Those staunch party voters
think more of the Republican Party
than they do of its county political
leadership and local candidates and
they will not stand for any such
brazen betrayal of the COP"
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Georges
Outlines Plan
For Parkway
Q00- Aero prn;or+
800-Acre Project
Will Link Recreation
Areas in County

Plans for an 8o0-acre parkway in
Prince Georges County were an
nounced yesterday by Irwin I. Main,
chairman of the Maryland National
Capital Parks and Planning Com
mission
The project will extend along
Paint branch and part of Little
Paint branch from the northern end
of Anacostia River park in College
Park to the Naval Ordnance Lab
oratory at Powder Mill road.
The new parkway was authorized
in an amendment to the Capper-
Cramton Act providing for extern
sion of National Capital parks in
several Maryland valleys, including
Paint branch, Mr.. Main explained.
Under the act, one-third of the
funds for acquisition Of land will
be contributed by the Federal Gov
ernment.
Mr., Main said the proposed park
way will be an extremely impor-
tant" addition to the Prince Georges
County park system because of the
need for additional recreation areas.
The commission chairman said
the parkway will provide part Of
the right-of-way for projected
inter- county highway to connect
with the proposed Annapolis free
way and the Washington Baltimore
parkway.
Part of the intercounty highway
has already been approved, Mr..
Main asserted He added that it
has been included in the county
metropolitan improvement plan de-
veloped by the county commission
ers' advisory board.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Silver Spring Show
To Open Friday With
300 Hobby Exhibits

Nearly 300 exhibits will be dis
played by hobby enthusiasts from
the District, Maryland and Virginia
at the Fourth Annual Show of the
Silver Spring Hobby Association
which will open at, 8 pm. Friday
night and continue through Sunday
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent of schools of Montgomery
County, will speak. Also on the pro-
gram will be the Takoma Junior
High School Band and Justin Law
rie, Silver Spring soloist.
Henry c. Ransom, vice president
of the Hobby Association, will be
master of ceremonies. Presentation
of prizes to the winners of the Hobby
Story Contest, sponsored by the Sill
yer Spring newspapers, will be made
Special guests on opening night will
include national, State and county
officials.
At pm. Saturday a short musical
program will be given by the STU
dents of Montgomery Blair High
School. The program will include
a soprano solo by Joan Bryant, a
trumpet duet by Warren Russell and
James Karickhoff, and selections by
a choral group composed of Irene
Gallagher, Helen Showalter, Joyce
DiVecchia, Gladys Lessig, Geanne
Gritsiz, jeanne zieber and Carol
Gardner.
The show will be open to the pub
lie from 2 pm. to 9 pm. Sunday.
but will not open until pm. on
Friday and Saturday.
William F. Carlin, general chair
man, said that entries would be re-
ceived as long as space was available
in the armory, up to 3 pm. Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Be Sure to Vote on November 5
Some Voices From the Past

In speech before American Legion Convention in 1880
delivered in Boston Mass last President Hoover
made this statement:
There are many responsibilities of the individual in his
obligations community the State and Nation The very
beginning obligations at the ballot box The whole
plan presuppose that the whole people snail
participate in the selections officials the determination OF
policies maintenance OF its ideals Anything less
than this involves Government by the minority
The President of United States has pleaded the cause
representation for the District of Columbia far more
eoquent than could be pleaded by any voteless
Washingtonan ..x.,-
GEORGE ADAMS Junior Citizens Alliance, 1880.
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Sewer and Water Funds Cause
Falls Church Council Clash

be used in connection with the oper-
alton of the two departments. The
other five councilmen take the op-
posit view, however.
The argument was climaxed re-
Gently when Councilman Mccarthy
walked out of a budget meeting
after the council had voted to take
$4,000 from the sewer and water
fund of $4,000 and to use it for a
postwar emergency reserve"
Mr.. Mccarthy said last night he
will amplify his views on the mat
ter at a budget hearing scheduled
for November 4 at the town hall.
Mayor Fenner S. Hazelgrove said
good arguments exist on both sides.
He added he was remaining strict
ly neutral"