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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
Problems Of
Pupils Slated
For Study

A conference on pupil per-
sonnet problems for persons en-
gagged in work with students will
be held at the Statler Hotel
on Nov. -, IA, and Is. for
Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
In attendance will be teach
ers counsellors, principals. SUI
perintendentS, school nurses, Wis
iting teachers, court and social
workers. attendance field work
ers. psychologists and psychia-
trists.
This is the l4th annual con-
ference on the problem. High
land Park is the host city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
Decorations Shown At
Big Downtown Hotel

Glenfield court celebrated his
9Th birthday on Tuesday. Nov.
H. al his home with his par
enis Nj and Mrs Robert Blown.
Stage Attraction
There VIII be an extra stage
attraction on Dec. 9 at the Duke
Theatre. when Todd Rhode and
his orchestra perform At 730
and $50 y m Doors will open
at 5'45 p. m.
! attended ST John NJ. F.
Church in Pontiac last weeA and
heard the Spirit OF Hope" Cos
pei singers present program.
The church is led by the Rev
Walker and is now engaged in
q two week revival program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
BY MILE KIRKLAND

The Callers Foto and Florist
Shop in the Duke Theatre build
ing is offering a special holiday
decoration for windows. center
pieces. and mantelS There was
display at the Book Cadillac
Hotel recently All the designs
are by Ken Soul. an Instructor
in florist design who has taught
in New York. Chicago and De
troit.
The Foto department is offer
ing special Xmas card
Mr. and Mrs Marshall of 20l22
llene became the proud parents
Of baby boy on Nov. 10. They
have two other boys.
Mckee Curry Brown OF 1887
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
River Rouge
BY ETHEL TUCKER

the second Wednesday OF each
month. The next meeting will
De Dec, 10 in the MOI thrup
School at $3.50 p. m.
Club Briefs
The Go-Getters will act as
aostesses to the old folks at Flo
Sc Hospital on Tuesday. Nov.
-. They will serve chicken sal
I'D sandwiches and fruit with
tie assistance Of Lucy SCOTS
Grocery Store.
The Mothers Board OF the
Union Baptist Church will en-
'rrtain the elder mothers on
'Ionday in the church from one
$, four o'clock.
The Wayne Vacation Club met
IN the home OF Mrs. Jones Of
228l Illinois Mrs. Reese. acting
as hostess Mrs. Reese served a
very lovely luncheon and enter
tanned The members. The menu
consisted of roast chicken and all
the trimmings. and cake and
iello. The next meeting will be
in the home of Mrs. McDaniels
os l02 Milwaukee.
SOCIAL NEWS
My mother. Mrs. ] c Gala
way OF Cincinnati. Is visiting
acre for the Thanksgiving Holt
days She arrived Tuesday eve
ming and Is in her home al 1854
18th street Ecorse
M. and Mrs Allen Mcclure Of
5037 Vinewood. have as their
house guest for a week their
cousin, Miss Willie Mae Mcclure.
Of New Jersey, She arrived In
town on Saturday.
The Rev. p. S Cherry from
Gary. Indiana held a weeks
series Of meetings at the Zion
Church Of God. on Colfax and
Warren. The church celehl ated
its fifth anniversary on Sunday.
Raptismal services were held on
Saturday Rev C. Tucker pastor
Mrs. Matte Carter OF Mel
bourne returned last week from
an extensive tour OF the South
ern states.
The Gay Felicks met Sunday
in the home Of Miss CorliSS
Brown on Morell and Fort street.
This young club is progro ssing
rapidly. Watch for their an
nouncement of their after-ChriSt-
mas ball
Phone your news In 20 vi. 2
1889 on or before Monday noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
Drs. Sweet On
Annual Trip To
Florida Home

DR. o. II. Sweet. well known
Motor City physician and sur
econ, ant his. brother. DR. Otis
Q. Sweet, prominent dentist
are now spending their annual
vacation al their home In Bar
tow, Fla.
The brothers were caught by
a TRIBUNE photographer last
week JUS: before they boarded
the South Land from the Union
Depot. They will return to De-
trort shortly after the first of
tho year.
Their offices are located at
1900 Chene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

Admission is free. and prizes
VIII be awarded Ushers viii
include George Glenn Louls FL
lis. William Thomas. Matte An
drews Joshua Baltimore. John
X Horton Michael Stcen j. w.
Cooper. Boyd Holland Josetta
Boiling William Philips. DIN
Sterreit Booker T Ellis. Mary
Jenkins J W Mack Alphonso
Henderson. Fannie Harris Mary
Smith. Theresa Tabor. Elsie Clai-
borne. Lucille Mcdonald. Myrtle
Wlgg Paul Baee Lotte Newton,
and Katherine Young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

ence B. Sab-MRS. TUCKER
bath. DR.. !. d. Nelson. DR.. +. w
Johnson f. l.. Collins. Mrs. r.
Rose. Mrs. S. Thomas. David
Holmes. Hugh Salisbury. Rich
ard Horne DR.. Lloyd Z. Law
son. j. J. McIlwain. Ernest W
Wheeler. c. B. Bolden. Celeste
Cole. +. r. Becker. Rev. c. A.
Trammell M G.. McCrary. and
yours truly.
A brief program was rendered
with DR.. F. w. Johnson leading
a panel discussion: DR.. S. B.
Milton addressed the group: Mr..
l.. w. Cornwell introduced the
various business and professional
men and women present j j.
McIlwain expressed appreciation
on behalf Of the association;
O. s. Mitchell, president. gave
greetings and Mr.. Ebert Collins
presided.
Celeste Cole. voice teacher
presented a recording OF one Of
her students Miss Vivian Martin.
Miss Martin has wonderful
voice. amazing quality. she is
also a student of Wayne Univer-
sity. Miss Martin can be heard
on Tuesday at 1880 on Station
WWJ.
Parents Teachers Association
The Northrup Parent Teachers
Association held its initial cleo
ton on Wednesday. Nov. 10, in
the Northrup School. Officers
elected are as follows; president
Mrs. Edith Carr: first vice pres
ident. Mrs. Helene Douglass;
teacher vice president, Selma
Sherman: father vice president.
Mr. F.. May: secretary. Emma
Edmonds; assistant secretary
Dorothy Ward; treasurer. Mrs.
Evans.
The members adopted the by
laws as presented and agreed
to conduct their meetings on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

The Down River Business
Mems Association sponsored
luncheon for all the business
men and women of this area on
Wednesday. Nov. 10. at one
o'clock at the Red Robin Rcstau-
rant. 800 Visger.
Many business men and women
were present for the occasion
from many OF the local business
establishments and also from
Detroit. They were D.. Ru toiph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

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Quinn, I. d
Thomas. Dr. S
B. Milton. l.. w.
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salisbury. h c
Rev. N @ so n
Pryor. o. S. Nit
chell. Adam "
w h lite. A. l..
Foster, James T.
Jackson. Joseph
Graham. Cla-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

Who got married last wsek9
Did you go away on q vacation
OF business trip7 Let US know
what you are doing. We want
TO print il. Address il TO The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

Money bock-f this recipe falls
Many Of the thousands Of folks who have
been taking lemon JUICE for rheumatic pain
have found that BY adding two table
spOoufuis OF Allenru 10 one Tablespoonful
NJ Lemon juice IN glass OF water. they e.,
faster relief for the aches and pains caused
by the equity phases OF rheumatism. neu-
ritis and lumhAgo Ailenfu Is 20 year old
prescription made just 20 relieve such symp-
toms Costs litLe Al druggists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
NEGRO DOLLS

Every homo should have Q
Colored Doll. Special Sale on two
flashY numbers with hair. NOV
ing eyes. shoes. stockings. nicely
dressed, Price Ss.4s and S7.ss. II
c. o. d. postage extra. Agents
and distributors wanted every.
where. Write The National Com.
pany, 2sl West l3Sih Street.
New York City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

Saginaw Notes
Mails Delay Reports
Of Valley City Ne VS.
o.. wise Ware. Bureau Chief

The mails went astray last
week and Saginaw news did not
Zach the TRIBUNE Office until
100 late We pray this won't hap
men again. and hope our readers
will understand.
Our Saginaw readers wer e
rlcased TO learn OF the citation
,or merItorious service given our
sdtor-publlsher by the Army.
Frank Camera. busting and
oonuiar Master Seal Roofing
e." head. is handling circulation
Sor the TRIBUNE now. and is
making plans to get our paper
20 outlying sections which do not
now receive II. He has several
Woodworking newsboys and we
uree YOU to buy from them when
thew rpprcach you with the TRI-
BuNE,
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Rosie M. Price. Reporter
"What Is God 10 You" was the
subject of the sermon preached
nm sunday by the Rev. William
: Rice pastor Communion SER
vice was held and the baptism OF
nfarts tho previous Sunday.
Confirmation
Confirmation of stewards. and
election Of trustees took place al
the first quarterly conference last
week conducted by presiding Ell
dor David A. Blake. c. z. Burton
was designated superintendent OF
the sunday School. All clubs and
suxlaries have been reorganlzed
for the church year.
The annual hymn singing will
BE- conducted at the First Baptist
Church next SUNDAY evening. Mrs.
Cora Krksey will lead the group.
The laymcn's organization held
rs r'eeting at 4 pm. at the
church
We are glad To see Mrs. Spur
locA. is we'll and up again.
NJ Evelyn St Cyr is I'll at
her homo
NJ Ella Mceks is improving
ranidlv
Mrs Eula Lambert. 1929 ~ eth
avenue recently returned home
nom FIVE weeks visit and va
,ation at Hot Springs. Ark.
While there she attended the
Western Arkansas Conference of
the NME Church. Bishop George
W Raber. formerly of Detroit,
PFC sided Bishops. Gregg. Allen.
and many others were also in at
Tendance.
Th.nksqlvlna Services
The churches Of Saginaw are
joining in a union Thanksgiving
service on Thursday morning at
10 m. at the Zion Baptist
Church End and Johnson streets.
The Rev O. j. Steel is pastor
Mrs Robert Frisby OF 400 N
4th avenue is out again after
short illness.
After spending six weeks Wis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29
MT OLIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
Leila III. Williams Renonr,o,.

Leila II. Williams. Reporter
ga man winter spread his
wnite blanket on Saginaw on
sunday, Nov. is. but Mt Olive
mad ITS usual turnout and collec-
ton. 'o''eV
Sunday evening services were
featured by a Nine Man Ser
mon"
On Nov, 2 program was ron.
dered by the Mt. Olive Nurses
Guild. Mr.. Mukeson one OF the
church ushers. gave a talk on
hrst AID. The juveniles rendered
SPECIAL numbers which were en-
loyed by the. audience. Miss Lei.
Ia Hess is president OF the guild
The pastor. the Rev. r. B. Brad
ley. and his committee wish 10
extend their tharAs to the com.
munity for the help that has
been given 10 aid the family Of
IL which was living In the woods
near Caro- close To h Chwav NJ
46 in Tuscola County.
Aid for Needy
The family is composed Of q
slcklv father. a mother and ton
children ranging in age from
three weeks 10 Is years. The
church social worker. Miss Bail
&c. has contacted the authorities.
We hope TO have some response
in providing help and in meeting
their housing problem. which is
really TuScola countv's duty.
But group OF Saginaw citi-
zens have clothed and fed them.
Among the contributions are the
following
Mrs Geral dM ne Martin.
children's clothing and shoes: the
Rev Mrs Corley and mother ov-
ercoatS and shoes: Frank Diaz.
grocery. food Mr. and Mrs. T. II.
Westbrooks. clothing: Miss Leila
Williams cooking utensils and
and food. Miss Lillian Mincv.
clothing: Mrs. Naomi Holt. chill
dren's clothes; Mrs. Rob nson.
food: the Rev. and Mrs. r. B
Bradley. food s. Hall grocery
store. groceries; Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Nair food and clothing; Miss
Edith Bailee. new baby layette
cod liver oil. and baby milk
Mt. Olive Church. SOS: Mr.. and
Mrs William Pitts. shoes and
clothing; Miss Annie Riggs. gro
ceries: Times grocery store
canned goods. food: Mrs. Halle
Woods. shoes and clothing: Mrs.
Frances Hall clothing and food:
Mr. and Mrs Dan King. BED and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-11-29

ting her daughter. Mrs F,h-,
hemper Mrs Charles A Ioaen
leit for her home in Psola Kss
last Thursday. s Mas
Troop 80 OF the Girl Scon
marked its first annlyersarv L.. 80
week wee at American Legion pos,
Slz headquarters. A seven ,,araS
cake decorated the table and is
nora Kent gave a talk on the h;s
tory Of the troop. VIC ms
Inc party was sponsored no
Or y. 5 Bagley. DR.. A A cl.y
TOR William Allen Hobar, Oasss
MIS- George w. Evans Mrs Da"
wa Walker. Mrs. Pearl BradIsy
MRS. Christine Comes Miss An,
me Young, and Clarabelle vii.
son. Many council guests were
present. "eie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
3 Escape Unhurt
In Virginia as
Bridge CoNopses
Speeio4 Dispatch to The Star

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Dec.
16.-Three persons escaped injury
last night when small bridge over
Deep Run Creek on Route II near
here collapsed, sending car and a
truck 10 feet into shallow water.
Virginia State police said the car,
coupled by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A..
Jennings of Natural Bridge, drove
on the bridge and itscollapsed. Jack
Smith, 40, of Warrenton, who was
driving a trailer truck loaded with
$4,000 pounds of miscellaneous
freight short distance behind the
Jennings car, said he saw the rear
lights of the car in front of him
suddenly disappear. Before he could
figure out what had happened to the
car, his truck plunged into the ra-
vine, passing completely over the
car, police said.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings were
treated for shock and cuts at Ply
sicians Hospital, Warrenton, and
released. Mr.. Smith did not rs-
quire disqualification, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Hydttsvi|Ie Increases
Police, Fire Salaries;
Studies Liquor Issue

The Hyattsville City Council last
night granted salary increases to
policemen and firemen and began
investigating the right of wholesale
liquor distributors to make deliveries
in the community.
Councilmen split over the amounts
of salary increases but decided by
5-to-3 vote to grant the following
raises:
Chief of police, from $3.50 to
$4,000 annually; assistant chief of
police, $4,000 to $4,000; four prl-
Yates, $4,000 to $2,400. The three
paid f1remen were granted fiat in
creases of $500 annually.
Council members voting for the
scale were Thomas E. Arnold, Fred
M. Coxen, Hiram L. Lawrence, Vic
tor r. Boswell and Harry A. Styne.
The three who favored lower in
creases were H. Wilson SpicknaIl,
Claude N. Davis and Henry j. He'll
man.
The legality of wholesale liquor
deliveries in Hyattsville was ques-
toned during discussion of an ap-
plication by the Washington Dis
tributing Co. for a permit to make
wholesale delivery of beer, wine and
liquor. City Attorney Nicholas
Orem, jr., was instructed to study
the question.
The council authorized additional
parking spaces in the business area
and approved on a 60-day trial
basis the Bird Taxicab Associations
petition to operate a cab stand on
Rhode Island avenue, just north of
Farragut street.
It received a letter from Mrs.
Catherine E. Kirsch of New York,
refusing to sell the home of her
late father, William P. Magruder,
on Farraguet street, for use as a
public library. Mr.. Magruder,
Hyattsville resident who died sew
eral years ago, bequeathed the COM
munity lot and $4,000 for library
construction. The lot is on Gallatin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
-Four Indicted in Arlington,
One on Charge Of Murder

Four persons were indicted, one
of them on charge of murder. by
an Arlington County grand jury
yesterday as the December term Of
Circuit Court opened, with Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy presiding.
Napoleon Valentine, %, colored,
2100 block of South Oakland street,
Arlington, was indicted in connec-
ton with the fatal shooting, Mo-
vember %, of Mrs. Lenore Cald-
well in a trailer camp on South
Glebe road. He pleaded not guilty
and trial was set for January %.
Robert Clifton Boyle, "a, Callao,
Va, was charged with carnal knowl-
edge of a 15-year-old District girl
on April 7. 1947 Boyle pleaded not
guilty and trial was set for jan
uary 80.
Phillip Redondo, 10, Fort Belvoir,
Was accused of breaking and enter
ing in four separate indictments.
His trial was set for January 80.
Paul o. Spyers, %, was indicated
on a charge of breaking and enter
ing a drugstore in the 500 block
of Lee highway on November 10.
Trial was set for January 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
First New Year Baby Will Get
Gifts From Bethesda Stores

highway widening has been dis
cussed for 10 years. Within the last
year the Roads Commission has
made three changes in its plans con-
corning the width of the street.
A six-member committee was ap-
pointed to judge Christmas displays
in the Bethesda business district.
The members are Mrs Robert J.
Dannemiller, president of the Chevy
Chase Women's Club; Mrs. Edwin
Warmer, president of the Bethesda
Women's Club; Mrs, Percy Register,
president of the Newcomb Club;
Clarence Keiser, president of the
Community Service Council; Alfred
Rinaudot, chairman of the Com
mercial Development Committee of
the chamber, and Hugo Brooks,
photographer. The judging will
take place Friday.
The board recommended that
chamber bylaws be revised to pro-
vide for a retail merchants division.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Potomac Toll Bridge Returns
4 Times Estimated Revenue

with the Susquehanna Toll Bridge by
a $2,350, 900 Federal grant and So
O00, 900 Maryland bond issue. The
Susquehanna Bridge brings in even
more money.
Toll across the Potomac is rs cents
for each passenger car, plus IS cents
for each occupant besides the driver.
the truck fees range from 81 to
$3.50.
Public relations, Bridge Supt. FL
wood w. Schafer says, partly ex-
plains the business boom.
The dollhouse staff changes fiat
tires, waters radiators and even heats
milk for babies. It drives cars over
the bridge for elderly, tired or
nervous drivers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Takoma Council 10 Suggest
Relief in Street WIDENING

Property owners on the Maryland
side of Eastern avenue, who said
grading and widening of the
thoroughfare on the District side is
damaging their land, were advised
by the Takoma Park City Council
last night that it would suggest a
course of action after the work is
completed.
The council said it had not been
consulted by the District when the
project was undertaken and the
Takoma Park government could
offer no direct relief.
The protesting delegation, for
which Robert Garrison, 6749 Eastern
avenue. was spokesman, asserted the
grading has endangered some homes
and the widening leaves others
within only few feet of the avenue
The Council authorized the con-
struction of a concrete roadway in
Manor Circle, curb and cutters on
Larch avenue, Heather avenue,
wildwood subdivision, and Kent
wood avenue, Gilberts subdivision
The abbutting property owners will
be assessed for the improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16

The first Montgomery County baby
born at Suburban Hospital, Bethesda,
in 1948 will be given an honorary
membership in the Bethesda Cham
Der of Commerce.
It also will receive numerous gifts
from local merchants as part OF
the chambers membership drive
which will open January l under
the Craftsmanship of Roger Wing,
it was announced last night at a.
meeting of the chambers Board of
Directors in the Bethesda County
Building.
The widening OF Wisconsin ave-
nue. north of East-West highway to
the Naval Hospital was selected by
the board as the chambers chief
project for 1913. Headed by Carl
Bachschmid, chamber committee
will call on the State Roads Com
mission early next year in an effort
to iron out a controversy which has
been holding up the project. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Berwyn Heights Firemen
Honor Retiring Chief

George C. Hudgins 65-year- old or
ganizer of the Berwyn Heights
Md Volunteer Department who
received the Carnegie bronze medal
for heroism last January has re-
tired as chief of the department.
The department elected him hon
orary chief for life.
He was awarded the Carnegie
medal for dragging man from high
voltage wires.
New officers of the department
are Lawrence Leyh, ST., chief; Will
liam Walker, assistant chief: J. B
Stanner, captain; Martin ODean
lieutenant; Lawrence ODea, fire
marshal; Joe O'Dea, engineer; Fred
M. Johns, president; Mr.. Hudgins
vice president and trustee; Law
renee O'Dea. secretary; and T. O
Porter, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16

NEWBURG, Md, Dec. 16.-The
Potomac River Bridge-considered a
financial risk when it opened seven
years ago-is bringing In more than
four times as much in tolls as ex-
pected.
The $5.50o,000 bridge enables
motorists to bypass Washington by
taking United States Route 301 from
Baltimore to Richmond.
When it was built, State Roads
Commissioner engineers figured that
by 1947 it would be netting $500 a
day In tolls. =
At the present rate, the commits
sion says, Its daily haul Is about ST.
$50.
The sbridge was financed jointly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Hillside Mechanic Jailed
In Death Of Boy Hit by Auto

Joseph R. Tutz. jr., 10, of Hill
side, Md, mechanic, was con-
victed last night in Prince Georges
County Circuit Court of manslaugh-
ter in the death of an 11-year-old
boy who was struck by Tutz' auto
mobile.
Judge Charles C. Marbury SEN
fenced Tutz to serve an indetermi-
nate sentence not to exceed three
years in the Maryland Reformatory
for males
The 12-member jury found Tutz
guilty of causing the death of
Charles E. Coates. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert D. Coates, 407 Sixty
fifth street, Maryland Park, on Sep
TENDER 26. The boy was riding a
bicycle on Central avenue, Seat
Pleasant, when he was hit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
Party to Celebrate
WoodIin School Addition

Completion of an addition to the
Woodlin School, Luzerne and Louis
avenues, Silver Spring, will be
marked Friday with dedicatory cere-
monies at 1:30 pm. and an open
house at pm.
School Board and county officials
will appear on the afternoon pro-
gram, in which students will partici-
pate. The party, sponsored by the
schools Parent Teacher Association,
will include square dancing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-12-16
part of another on the Washington.
Baltimore boulevard, Beltsville.
lola Daley Files Request.

A change from residential A prop
erty for apartment use to CONNER
cial d coming is requested in a
petition by lola Daley, owner, for
seven lots in the 600 block of MARI
boro pike, Hillside. Walter R. Harr
owner, is seeking reclassification
from residential A to industrial E
for three lots along the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad, Branchville
Heights.
The permission to operate the mo-
tor court Is sought by Attorney John
F. Lillard for the rear Of his prop
erty at SOL Baltimore avenue, Hy-
attsville. Albert S. Lain and Claude
P. Barb is requesting the garage
and filling station permit for the
west side of the Washington Baltic
more boulevard, adjoining Autoville,
BerWyn,