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Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors, 925 New York Ave. NV.
TO SETTLE ESTATE


TO SETTLE ESTATE
Chevy Chase Section q, 4 bedrooms; q
Colonial home Of real architectural charm.
on quiet street. within l blk. Of Chevy
Chase Circle. and its many conveniences.
Besides the 4 bedrooms, there are q center
kitchen and large screened porch, gas &C.
heat, garage. Priced under $4,000. For
appointment to inspect write Box 3S5-J,
Star. -26
7120 MASS. AVE. NV.
At ATTRACTIVE. new. 7 rooms; 2 baths, indiyid-
Move in with deposit. Price. S24. 800.
OWE. @ B Builder, Hi Io o.. 3oIs. Hi E. W. D- rs
COLORED-COLUMBIA RID. .NR. Ga. ave-
full bsmt;; coal h.-whi.; front and back
CO.. Ap o6s1 Sas EVes FA e5s
coLoRED-eth ST. NEAR SPRING RID.
price to sell quick Cox & Co, Di. 4254,
eoLosaDs6 eG saI No S0gfs e. NMBs IT, oSs .ppt only
Cunts, ~ baths Mrs. Thompson, Ak.
eoIoRfSsS eeSa G9x eq 5oWE R sss VxSAN R 4Rsa Roa
brick home with s rms. bath, eas. eiee;
Realty re- Go. Ap. S'e o55i. Eves., IA. os5a
coLoRED-1s57 G1RARD ST. NV, Just
OF 14th st-3-story brick house, contain
ing rooms and baths, oil heat; excel
lent location; Call Mr.. Fairbairn, with
re. 3216: ewes, Ho. 1000. -27
COLORED-1313 SPRING RID. NW.-s
lovely rms. brick, oil h.w.h., front porch
and 2 inclosed rear porches, nice yard and
garage; price, $12.500; large cash re-
auired. For inspection call JOE CURTO
e6HoREDR4a7 eoHoE ogT RIDGE pL. N.w.-ss.s5o.
rms, electric, ETC.; low down payments
and $3.50 per mo. Call MR.. SHELTON,
coL0RED-4s. RHODE ISLAND AVE.
NW.-Home and Investment. in good con-
dition. Has 9 rooms. baths. h.-w.h.. oil:
property viii soon pay for It: Priced to
sell. Mr.. Pendleton, DU. 346S. MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st.
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pEAYII7IEIn- HOMIE

BEAUTIFUL HOME
In Chevy Chase, D. C.-In most CON
venient and hish-class nsighborhood Is
true center-hali plan with living room.
dining room, large kitchen and den on
nrst floor; nice bedrooms and baths
on second floor, and additional rooms
on third floor; garage. electric refrigera-
ton, slate roof, etc: Immaculate condition
and close to all schools and transports
owner must sell For further information
call Mr.. Schwab. WO. 06S4. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1knh II st Nv MA 234h "a
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$4,000 DOWN, $99 MO.
Buys this modern detached 3-bedroom
Lot 6Oxl50. fireplace porch; perfect condi.
ton. Vacant Phone Mr.. Murray, 81.
S114, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
lh06 II n W MA O2dh
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VACANT
27o0 blk woodley pl. NV. Immediate
possession; Brick with bedrms.,
Mr. Pisner. ME- $500 or 81. 2s24.
VACANT BUNGALOW
years old. rms. gas heat: perfect
condition. Priced at $12.700 with small
Kensinston:u Md: Call Mr.. Weiss. ME.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
4500 blk. Stanford st. Desirable det brick
Call Mr.. NJ. BENJAMIN Miller. ME. b400
or GE 9154.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. 5400.
1885 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
$3.50 down. Exceptionally. attractive
English brick Q rms, 2h baths; featur-
Ing freplaces, rec rm.. garage. immed.
STILES REAL ESTATE
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1olored Veteran. $500 Down

OUIOICU VCUCI dI1, spOOU DOWI1
II you are a GI with adequate earnings,
with this low down payment. Hardwood
floors, copper plumbing auto. hot-water
heat tgas), built-in cabinets, elec. refgr.;
these new 6-room semidet brick homes
today. Property office at 18th and Frank
fort st. Sc. or call SP. 0655, for full de-
tot
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INVESTMENT HOME

Colored-Nw.. Quebec -pl, complete
apis. with income Of $4,000 per year;
bedrms.. 2K baths, 3 lge. porches, living
rm.. dining rm., kitchen, hardwood floors,
natural trim, must be seen to appreciate,
don't miss. Call ST. 1923. PHILLIPS &
20 ok
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PETWORTH
SHEPHERD PARK

New 3-bedrm. and 4-bedrm. homes, 8
completely different types: BUNGALOWS. q
story Colonials and Cape Gods. Open
beauty, location and quality Of materials
and workmanship; 2 and 3 baths and all
modern innovations. Excellent financing
Liberal trade allowance on your property.
Directions: Out 18th st. to Primrose rd.
$500 block of 18th ST., east on Primrose
rd. to 14th st. to houses. Call Mr.. Grinder,
MA. 9296; ewes, VI. 6743.
Dol INGED GONRpAMV
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sligo 1870.
VETERANS

VETERANS
Brick bungalow in choice Silver Spring res
dental district expansion attic, roughed
IN; full basement with outside entrance;
unusual attractive living room and dining
room; full price, S13,950.
Suburban Investment Co.
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3 story brick home, prewar. needs redeco-
ratmg Two large bedrooms. fireplace. oil
n, FULLY equipped kitchen. Close to
District line, transportation. schools and
shopping: Owner will sacrifice for S11.25O
with 81 $50 down payment.
Suburban Investment Co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkD.
HYATTSVILLE
LEWISDALE

LIZ w IOOAIE
''Washington's fastest growing subdivision
Grams. A wide variety Of lovely new brick
homes. with all modern conveniences. De.
signed to save space and labor. Lovely
ing to location and features. You can buy
your home here for as little Is $1,000
down, S75 per month, including taxes
interest and insurance
We also have homes available foe
nonveterans which may be purchased on
convenient term payments. Investigate
Lewisdale today! On Riggs rd.. Just north
OF junction Of East-West hwy, Aser I'd.
and Riggs rd Look for our ofdce. Open
evenings and Sundays.
J. c. LEWIS, Realtor
6114 40th ave-, Hyatsville. Phone WA.
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pvt. home. 1928 Upshur st. n.w.-7 rms.
outside inclosed porch, front porch; newly
decorated: near schools and transp.; rea-
sonably priced; worth your while to see 1t.
Owner purchasing larger home. RA. 1880
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81 900 DOWN for a 7-rm brick home:
5th and Hamilton sts.; h.-w.h. total price,
S12,500. KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA.
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-$16,250
brick. 8 twin-sized bedrms; nicely land
scaped level lot, det. garage; q very cheer
ful home in a highly desirable neighbor-
hood; must be sold this week by naval
oficer being transferred. Shown by Mr..
Guarino, with
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
1922 18th ST. NV, ST 1900 Week ends
and evenings. WO. 1878. -26
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5610 2nd PI,. NV,

Immediate possession on this very modern
attractive 6-rm. semidet. home: gas h.
Hollywood bathroom and Pullman kitchen.
Priced right for quick sale. -26
1909 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
Detached frame: 7 rms. and bath, screened
sleeping perch, hot-water heat. Oil burn
er; conven. to transp., schools and stores;
poss., with title; price. .$1S,750. Call
Comdr Frankenberger, with
SANDOZ INC
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BRADMOOR-$16.5O0

CHEV OTAOE VIEW
3-bedrm., 11,-bath all-brick bungalow;
situated on level lot In excellent neighbor-
picture window, side porch. dining room,
Il bath, large equipped Kitchen; second
floor. 2 large bedrooms and tiled bath;
full basement with a.-ch., outside en-
trance: 2-car attached garage; $4,000
lst trust Price. Sl7.50O.
o. L. MURDOCH, PL. 1105
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Capital View Realty Co.
NJ W Al. IHr

CHEVY CHASE
Just one-haf block from the popular Rose
mary School is this well-financed de-
tached brick home. requiring only reason
able cash payment to purchase Three
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor; living
room with fireplace, dining room, large
kitchen and screened porch on first floor;
new oil furnace. automatic hot water,
electric refrigerator, slate roof and all the
features one expects in a quality home.
Call Mr.. Evans, WO. O290. with
SHANNON Qr IIICHG co
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FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
Choice corner location; brk house; liv.
bsmt conven. to everything. Mr. Nc
Donnell, TR. 1882. with T. PAUL MUDD,
exclusive broker, 240S Minnesota ave. Sc.
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sell fob. and obtain the volume
necessary for economical operation.
I'VE must obtain business. over a
wider area and must be competitive
at distant points If we are to ac-
cumulate sufhcient tonnage of the
variety of products We produce" he
ca III
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Driver Won't Contest
Negligence Charge! /!

A Riverdale carpenter pleaded
nolo contendere today in Municipal
Court to negligent homicide in the
traffic death last December OF a
pedestrian at Fenwick street and
New York avenue NE.
Kenneth E. Wilson, IS. Of the 6200
block of Fifty fourth avenue, River
dales entered the plea after with
drawing his earlier request for a
jury trial before Judge Ellen K.
Raedy.
Wilson was arrested December Is
after his car struck Fritz Widde-
kind. Ga, OF Havre de Grace, Md,
as he was crossing an intersection
Mr.. Widdekind died four days later.
Police reported evidence that VIII
son had been drinking at the time,
and also pointed out that there
were 84-foot long skid marks at
the accident scene.
| Sentencing was DELAYED for two
weeks pending investigation and re-
port by the probation Office.
| Meanwhile, a Capital Transit bus
driver held in the traffic death last
Friday of DR.. Sara Winifred Brown
/ 30, retired colored physician and
Howard University trustee, today
pleaded not guilty to a charge OF
negligent homicide on his arraign-
ment before Judge Thomas D.
Quinn.
The defendant, William H. Evers
%, Of Greenbelt, Md. was granted
jury trial on the request of his
lawyer. Sidney johnson.
Evers was held yesterday by a
coroner's jury, which bound him
over to Municipal Court after 80
minutes deliberation.
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David Y. CahiII Dies;
Prosecuted Chapman
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK. Nov 16.-David v.
Cahill, 64. who as former Assistant
United States Attorney sent the late
Gerald Chapman to Jail for a
81. 100000 mail robbery, died yester-
day.
Mr.. Cahill served as assistant
prosecutor in New York's Southern
District from 1918 to 1923. In 1921
he prosecuted Chapman and his
confederate, George Dutch" An
derson, for robbing a mail truck on
Broadway.
/ Chapman and Anderson each got
4 Is years in Atlanta Federal Peni-
tentiary, from which they escaped
in 1928. In October, 1925. Anderson
and Detective Charles Hammond
killed each other in an exchange Of
gun fire at Muskegon, Mich.
! Chapman was hanged at Wethers-
field Prison. Conn. April 6, 1926
for killing a Bridgeport policeman
NV Cahill was counsel for the
Government in 1885 in the three
year investigation of the insult
financial crash. This inquiry ended
with a directed jury verdict of not
guilty in the third prosecution OF
the late Samuel insult. utility head
and his associates They had been
charged with criminal violation Of
the Bankruptcy Act.
At his death, Mr.. Cahill was
regional counsel to the Penal Divi-
sion of the Internal Revenue Bureau.
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Steel Leaders Ask
Senators 10 Clarity
|FTC Price Policies

I. Two representatives Of the steel
industry which last summer went
on the fob. free on boar6 price
basis both opposed that system be-
fore q Senate subcommittee today.
They asked for clarification of the
pricing situation so businessmen can
know how to price their produce
without breaking the law.
Joseph L. Block, vice president of
Inland Steel Co.. Chicago, said in a
statement prepared for presentation
to the Capehast Subcommittee on
Trade Policies: Il am in favor of
the right to meet competitive prices.
This would provide a maximum
number OF sellers knocking at every
buyers door,"
Destroy Advantages.
r. L. Gray, president OF Shefield
Steel Corp. Houston, Tex, said the
Federal Trade Commissions price
policies in effect destroy the ad-
vantages of location of his company
land other similar small producers
in the steel industry and in all in
dustry."
Under the fob. pricing system
the producer sets his price for de-
livery at the mill, the buyer paying
the freight. This results In a wide
disparity in delivered prices to the
nearby buyer and the purchaser who
Is distant from the producer.
Last spring the Supreme Court
upheld a FTC ruling that the
basing point system in the cement
industry was illegal because it was
used to fix prices. Under basing
point system the producer absorbs
at least part of the freight, result
ing In prices somewhat uniform.
Wants Price" Defined.
Last summer the steel industry
switched from the basing point sys-
tenn to the fob. system. Business
men fear that under the FTC pol
icies only the fob. price system
is legal
Mr.. Block said Congress should
define the term price" to remove
businessmen's doubts.
MY suggestion is that price be
construed as either the delivered
price or the plant price, depending
on the sellers prevailing selling
method" he said
He said Inland Steel can make
more money selling fob. but that
he does not want an enforced mill
price system. He said he Is "in
favor Of legalizing the right to meet
competitive prices"
Mr.. Gray said his concern cannot
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Man Held in $500 Bond
In SITS Shoe Store Theft

The thefts OF $716 from a shoe
store at sal Eleventh street NV.
was laid to q 26-year-old man, who
was being neld today for grand
jury action under $500 bond on a
grand larceny charge.
Ed Beam, proprietor, told Judge
Thomas D. Quinn in Municipal
Court that Alvin Walker. colored,
of the 900 block Of l. street NV,
entered the store with a companion
just before closing time last Fri
day.
One of the men, he said, kept him
busy running to the rear OF the
store hunting for the correct" shoe
size. On his last trip, Mr.. Beam
said he saw Walker dipping into a
cash box under the counter. He
added that he gave chase when
both men fled but lost them in street
crowds.
He later identified Walker in a
police lineup. Police still are seek
ing the other man.
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'Brookings President
Says Bumper Crops
will Lower Prices
By the Associotsd Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-Harold G.
Moulton, president of the Brookings
Institution, Washington, today fore
cast eventual real relief" from high
food costs as a result of this years
bumper farm crops.
He predicted this would make any
demands by labor for new wage
increases LESS compelling"
Mr.. Moulton, in addressing the
18th annual convention of the
American Finance Conference, said
the change in the food cost situa-
ton is Of profound importance to
the economy as a whole"
He continued:
1T not only means abundance OF
food with which to meet our export
requirements, and moderate reduc-
tions in the retail costs of FOODS
which will afford real relief TO those
on relatively fixed salaries and
incomes.
1T also will lessen the pres
sure for higher wages and - for
new experiments in price control.
Labor may expect to demand an
other round of wage increases, but
at the bargaining tables and in the
councils of Government their argu-
ments will be less compelling"
Regarding prospects for food cost
cuts, Mr.. Moulton made this quail
fcation:
There is natural lag in this
situation-because of the time re-
quired to expand production-and
accordingly, it may we'll be year
before the full results of the bumper
Yields will manifest themselves
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Another close relative who called
was the Duchess of Kent. She said
she was greatly thrilled.
Britons, meantime. reluctantly
wound up the big days celebra-
tion-of firing guns. blowing whis-
ties ringing bells, flying flags, pa
rading and drinking toasts.
In London merry makers capered
we'll into the cold, rainy night
Crowds pressed 10 deep against the
huge railings of the palace yelling
we want Philip" When Philip
Evening star., 1948-11-16
BY the Assoeioted Press

LONDON, Nov. 16.-All was re-
ported we'll today with Princess
Eliza beth and her new son as rela-
tives gathered to peek at the 2-day-
old prince who may be Britain's S
next King.
Buckingham Palace spread this
good news in the third bulletin is
sued by royal physicians since the
infants birth Sunday night:
Princess Elizabeth has had a
good night and is making excellent
progress" said the report issued at
11:15 am. t6:l5 am. EST. THE
infant prince continues to do well. ;
The princess was permitted tc
have her baby with her for a shor,
while yesterday.
There was no indfca ton how soor
she would be up. Elizabeth always
has enjoyed exceptionally gooe
health and some sources believe hel
stay in bed will not be prolonged
AS for the yet unnamed new
Prince, doctors opinions were no
needed to persuade those who saw
him that he was model" Prince
Prince Brings Roses.
The youngest caller at the palace
yesterday was 6-year-old Prince Viii.
liam of Gloucester, who trooped ir
with his mother, the Duchess o1
Gloucester. He bore asgift of REQ
roses and a letter ne had written
to his 22-year-old cousin, Elizabeth
William was "A page at the royal
wedding last wear.
At the other extreme was 8l-year-
old Queen. Mother Mary. who spent
two hour1 at4the palace..~sAag great
grandmotas9r for the first time, she
was the first visitor after Sunday
nights momentous announcement.
Those close to the court say her
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Asia, with 1,157, ,oOo, 900 people, /,
the only continent with popula
ton Of more than q billion.
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Lola Arnanx is grand with begin
.ners because she inspires them with
confidence and enthusiasm right off.
"How people can 60 through life not
dancing or dancing badly is a puz.
ale to me-" she says. why, Arthur
Murray methods make it easy to be-
come a good dancer in a few
hours" Don't wait-phone EX.
s4l00 or come in today. Arthur
Murray, ll06 Conn. Ave, Wash,
D. c.. or 1103 King ST., Alexandra,
Va. OE. $500.
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Elizabeth, Prince Doing Well
AS Family Gathers to See Son

did not appear, they contented
themselves with chanting lullabies.
In oxford police and university
authorities joined to restrain a
raucous student celebration. After
street skirmishes in which at least
one policeman was clouted over the
head with a bottle, undergraduates
linked arms and marched singing
through the town.
Elizabeth to Set Precedent.
Princess Elizabeth has conflded to
intimates that she intends to estab-
lish a precedent in the matter OF
royal motherhood.
Il am going to be the mother OF
this child-not the nurses" she tolo
| them.
! 1t is customary in Britain fol
well-to-do mamas to turn thell
children over to proper nanny
to rear. The mothers peak into the
nursery only when they are SURE
everything is tidy.
| But Elizabeth has made it clesl
she wants to be something more
than a casual visitor in her son
nursery.
The Communist Daily Worker said
1 Princess Elizabeth's new son may
have to shed his title" and may
even become a trade union member
The Daily Worker. which carried
no news stores concerning the birth
of the 2-day-old Prince. published
page l editorial headlined THAT
Baby"
The editorial expressed pity for
one who in his future life would be
denied access to the ordinary peo-
pie except as a special favor" a.,
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LOST

BALFoLD, black. lost between Mt. Rainier
postofhce and Giant Food Store. R. I. ave.
ne, Monday. Reward WA. .6T2,. is
BOXER PUP, tan with white chest, silver
chhn around neck, answers to name Rip -
CIT, all-black male named "Blackie";
aria 5th. Stn and Oglethorpe SITS. NV: re-
wsrd. Phone Georgia 5l34. -I6
COAT. mans. double breasted camel hair;
probably lost in taxi from midtown hotel
pltass ssil RE e557, daytime; pU 4iai,
COCKER PUPPY, black male, S months.
St l2ReF APE Va reefE0 cH 1881 i'O n A'n.nfs mis on
ETCHINGs, colored. (3l. vicinity 14th and
Chpin and 14th and Irving. Call MI
EYEGLASSES, in vic. Of 18th and 10th
sts NV; brown, horn-rimmed in leather
case Call GIL. 3721 bet. 6 and pm. --l9
HRAVY-BAND GOLD RING; description
ss9ee soss rps Booker s1 T hes,r aTt ano in aYcs b
nv. between 10 and 1918 pm. Reward.
LADYs STAR SAPPHIRE RING, 20, dia-
m4nds;; Va Highland hhnd vic. Sun, pm. Liberal
POCKETBOOK, lost Friday evening in taxi,
yyianityy q 4ard and Alton pl' NV reward.
SILVER CIGARETTE CASE initiated -
E. .G." Please return to Greystone Apis.
lobby for reward. is
WHIST WATCH, lady's Hamilton, lost be-
tween Hechts and Beckers luggage store
Sat morning; reward. CH. 1000, Ext; SO.
IL
WHIST WATCH, lady's; round, thick crys-
tai gold band: gold dots for numerals; lost
Frf night. DU. s524. Reward. -l6
WATCH, lady's; white gold, Elein, octagon
shape; between 18th and 18th sts. and
Pas ave. NV. or on 5th and Madison or
Ivy City bus; Friday pm. betEeen Sis
snf $40. Call GE. 3l23. RsEa<a. lie
4saS 1T
Evening star., 1948-11-16
New Ironion Cabinet
Is Presented to Shah
BY the Associated Press

TEHERAN, Iran, Nov. 16.-Mo-
manned Saed Maraghei holds both
the Premiership and the Ministry
OF the Interior in the new cabinet
he presented to the Shah today.
Ali Asghar Hekmat is Minister
OF Foreign Affairs. Maraghei, who
resisted Russian demands for oil
concessions in 1914, was authorized
to form the cabinet a week ago
after Premier Abdul Hussein Hazhir
resigned.
Evening star., 1948-11-16
Argentina to Decorate.
Mayor of New Orleans
by the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES. Nov. 16.--Mayol
De Lesseps S. Morrison of New
Orleans, will be decorated with tn,
Argentine Order of the Liberator
grade of comendador knight com.
mander) by President Peron today
Gen. Charles Caldwell, retiring
United States Military Attache
here. will be made a grand officia
OF the order. The presentations
will be made at the Government
Palace.
Mr.. Morrison, who is a guest OF
the Argentine government. will &c
to Montevideo, Uruguay, tomorrow
before returning home.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
Jury Sets $23.250 Price
On Area Sought by Army
BY The Asseeiatsd nssss

BALTIMORE, Nov. ia Federal
court jury has decided that n
acres Of D. Chester Kemp's Freder-
ick County farm are worth $23, $50.
The value was established In a
condemnation proceedings. The
Government wants the tract as an
addition for Camp DERRICK, the
Army's chemical warfare expert
ment center near Frederick.
Mr.. Kemp, who operates q 174-
acre farm that has been in his
family since 1750, valued the II
acres aG $4,000. Government ap-
praisers thought the price ought to
be somewhere between $17,300 and
$4,000.
Evening star., 1948-11-11

Marcel and Lois Houle, boy
T1untain. and Virsie jenkins. boy.
kossrs ss sna and s MsIa.Sss SSnfs kimSsi SSy s.r
Arthur and Dolly Lanse. boy:
ssISsrdM s M shd ss.s Alma .fGnsle' Eswis. slri. IT.
Louie and Georgeianne, Lucks, girl.
Aasn Assn AND snd Be- sssDs4a lns0KK Kynsn sas boz,
PISnsld and Marion Mace. boy.
MaTOn hsi,'n and and Helen. HelsR Mecsrry ss girl
Waltep snd snd Mdrea adiea MsEsi.os' MsEssi hoy boy
ssT.. assTy and sad M!ldFsd sipsdI Mils5 Fir
EDWARD EDWARD ant and Win Wilma MORAN. MOAN. Boy boy.
WIIiIsm iIIs ..s sna a.;l Hadisy Myers: siTi.
Pdvsrd faa and dpsssy gasnn ooeeessr oeesnsf fir rr
Raymond and Marianne Perlovski. boy.
Assa: Asaso 'an and Nssa sese Pssesda s
Roy ana Madeline Rissieman, boy.
eSass eeSsasss ana snd saEsz ssn ar f
Rnen and Ilse sasredo. boy and sirl
asss: sss:ss ss sss HssR H$}y ss.s: s:s:s1f II be,
sishsrd @ and JthSaa Johsnna. 1sesG; ssssses, a1irl.
Stanley and Wilma szsry, boy.
Fsos. Fsol ana ana aoTEsias Mslsn Tilmsn nn. girl
s1a essl1.. aaa and Pss%s Tasr r9ss s
ponald and yirsinia Van Koushnet. boy.
na ssmaei 'na and tssa Esther Wxfs Wafer. pSs sS;.
Clarence and Eva willis, boy.
EdWsrd srd snd ana Mary y sro~a. SHa.'s Girl. .'fl
Evening star., 1948-11-11

Oscar = weinberg, 6s, 1902 18th st. NV.
Isidor Permut, &c.. 1047 Irving st. ne.
Marths s csds, g. g. ssas sfls sis.ssas aSRi Md
Ephraim l.. Gerber. SO, 1915 Upshur st.
waiter nlx ). Evans, 81, ss1s r a,n.v.
Iisetta A. dssch, go, 72 seaton pi. NV.
John Konkov. So. Homestead. Pa.
Charles II: Bell. 4s, Arlington. Va.
Charles G. Lassise, So, 4453 Lily Ponds DR..
William Younge. 81, Arlington, Va.
Ernest Scott. e6, AL Temple et s.w.
Samuel Jones, IS. 1880 New jersey ave-
susie Lucas 81. IS Quincy It. NV.
Harry Booker. SO. Half st. sW,
Infant Rogers, 310 Knox ct. s.w.