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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom Arlington
apt for small house or 2-bedroom apt. in
Baltimore CT vicinity; Gil, 1921, =
for same in New York City; rent, 500 or
under. Call MRS. sAXTON. AID. 500
FxCHANGE-Large attractive two-bed-
room apt; elevator BLDG; NV; for two
bedroom bungalow or apartment with play
lovely Ne. APT.@cool and in excel
cond,, , rms. kit. bath and screened-in
porch: low rent; will exchange for similar
apt in NV. section off Georgia ave. AT
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ho+hwest.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK; S22 800
First offering of this attrac. brick home
First floor has living room with fireplace;
din. rm. and modern kit. , tWln-slzed
bedrms., baths on 2nd f.; storage attic,
Years old. F. A. TWEED CO, 55o4 Conn.
aMERIGAN AMI; ~ @9H UNIV. " rRmconv to spring
built iit Ensiish-type brick, s yrs, old 3
bedrms, Iiv. rm., din, rm., y baths. mod.
equip kit side porch, &C, heat; well in
in,a5ed Immed poss sssssfE BENJAM1N J t MILLS Real
tor. Tower Bldg, ME. 1900: ewes, OIL.
RaRNARY Ra WOODS AREA-colonial brick,
deep lot inciosed with Anchor, fence: 3
sSG sFockEY ef y 8oosaEAD IeS5RG sEo AD oos
1tme q sette%ent Def bricR,
cond., rms, > baths. den. screened porch.
GfS ri h~ [R h WIZ With fr snmmef and winter hook-
up; large lot. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
5f3a 5, "a q$5 SIick home in new
rm. with fireplace excellent kit gas heat;
lge level tree-shaded lot. low esa5 eash p PAY
R,m mr. pukANT Sl=ansS H1lLANp WHITE is 60 20
hicnai McDEv1rT Realtors, D sH 67e9, RA AIS
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA-LuXurlouS llVlng
tifuI grounds Of Z, acre, near Kenwood;
built 1910; 3 bedrms, , baths Il bedrm..
bath 1st frD, large rec. rm, maids I'm rm'
bath, 2-car gar: OF h.-wh. McDEVlTT,
Realtors, SH $3.50 RA. 4422. -15
BRIGHTWooD;, near Sheridan TheateEm
A row brick, rooms. inclosed porches'
recrea. rm.. gas h.-wh,, built-in garage,
alum. storm windows Venetian blinds;
redecorated throughout: terms Call MI
sheehan. ewes. RA. lls2. COX & CO
RE 1888. d.. 4.35+ - j.
BRIGHTwOOD, Buchanan st. east Of
!6ih--Lovely home, row brick bedrms,
I2 baths, 3 porches, parcuet floors, rec
rm attic finished. new condition; clear
'rlced to sell. SISK REALTY CO., INC,
DU 3677, RA. 632l Ill
BRIGHTWOOD, near Coolidge High School
semidetached: rooms: oil h ", heat;
PHILLIPS, Wo 1900 until pm. 35ls
CHEVY CHASE, D. ca bedrooms.
baths; 100000. DI, 774o; eve, OR, 5cs6.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-s rooms. baths.
t1 ss. tEo saps1s I2s gss gp4o.., .swh Saso Sss
1884, Ill
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HOUSES FOR sALE-ko+hwe.,.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Well-built. center-hall brick. on . lovely
lot Quiet St. convenient to transporta-
ton. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, drst-floor lava
tory, large living room and dining. room,
fine kitchen. delightful screened porch over
looking fenced garden, stairs to storage
attic, gas heat, garage. house and grounds
in excellent condition. Reasonably priced
To inspect, call JAMES c. SCHWAB, OR.
$500. After pm. call 81. 2575 or WO.
4nk 10
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ApARrAEh1s SUBURBAN.

S-RM AND BATH APT with utilities
FURNISHED APARTMENT, rooms and
portation; employed couple; SIS. OK.
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SACRTFICE

Owner leaving unexpectedly for South
America Will Sacrifice beautiful home
overlooking Rock Creek Park Acre of
900 for quick sale Phone EN-. 3791 .
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EN-. $3.50 till 0 pm.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
New Groom brick Colonials near Spring
Valley Shopping Center and Apex Theater;
many other extras; 30-day possession;
priced to sell. Call DI. 1915 till 9 pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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CLEVELAND PARK

Frankly an old house but one that win
make some family a comfortable home;
good condition; spacious rms. with quiet
Schools Schools and and transportation % ion are are Few lew Of Of
the advantages: bedrms., 2 baths, oil
heat: The price justifles your inspection.
ewes, Elk. $3.50. FRANCES POWELL HILL,
60S Doth ST NV .
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CHI. CH., MD.-S19,950

OII. VII, I0D' p1 . ,OOO
rooms "t tiled 9fsx Bath fuIl Basement sereened
side porch, stairway to attic. Gas air.
cond. heat. Det. garage. so wooded lot.
Adjoining the park close to picnic
grounds and rec. center Two blocks TO
bus. Excellent location for the children.
Call WO. 23O0 until pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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FOREST HILLS

time; l blk off Conn. ave-: step-down lv.
rm., bedrms, q baths, library, rec. rm.
2-car garage; well-landscaped corner lot,
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
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AI,REMARI,E ST

ALDCWAnLE . L.
truly good house. 3 bedrms, baths.
library on LIST floor; rec rm., finished
attic; gas heat For information, call Mrs.
Way, DE 4101; ewes. EX. $3.50 FRAN
CES POWELL HILL, 1908 Goth st. NV.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Near Mass ave, white frame house for
large family; 3 bedrms.. including bedrm.
and bath on LIST A.. also liv. rm., din. rm.,
den and kit; all rooms are large; nicely
landscaped lot, mr.. transp.. and shopping.
Call J. NOBLE BOAz. Realtor, 7424 Wis.
ave, WI 1900.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
A lovely Diet. custom-built. English-type
brick home in immaculate cond.; st floor
has large liv rm, fireplace, din rm., kit.
den. lavatory; End floor, 4 bedrms, . tiled
baths; full bsmt 2-car garage; large lot;
w. B. WRIGHT
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1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345.
CLIP THIS LIST TODAY!
HARVARD ST, NEAR 18th

HARVARD ST. NEAR 18th
Row brick, 80 front, containing 3 apts.
Immediate possession on one apt. for owner
Sound investment and income
at an exceptionally good price. Call ewes,
Mr.. Jolles. Ii. 1895.
FERN ST. NV.
100 block-Semidet. brick containing 4
bedrms.. tiled baths. full bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., completely furnished. Call ewes,
Mr. JolleS Ii. 1895.
! 9th ST. NV.
5000 block-Det 4-bedrm,;;. .;-bath home
price with excellent terms. Call ewes.
Mr.. JoIles, Ii. 43:35
QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD
Brand-new det brick in lovely University
Park neighborhood bedrms., 2l2 baths;
beautiful recreation ..rm. with fireplace.
This is an unusually well-built home.
paney. Gail ewes, MI, JoIles. II: 1895.
ONE IN A MILLION!
Forest Heights, Md. New lovely 3-bedrm.,
2-bath home fall on ground f1oor) plus
two separate entrance apts. with income
of S1s5 per mo, An unusual investment
ewes. Mr. Joles, Ii 4335.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
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3 VACANT APIS.

3 VACANT APTS.
An exceptional buy is offered in this lovely
brick property built lust before the war as
an apt. rouse and located in the finest
and shopping. 1t has separate front and
rear entrances 3 stoves, 3 refrigerstors
beautiful kits. and baths, gas heat. loVely
lot etc Ideal for your own home and
a good income from other apts. Priced very
reasonably. with no cash payment for I'M
mediate sale.
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors, 1872 K st. NV, Elk. 1871.
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CHI. CHI, MD.-$17,950
Brick Cape Cod Colonial, six rooms, den
and built-in garage, oil INV. heat; close to
shopping center; possession with deed.
Call WO. 1900 until 8 pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

First time offered. this lovely det. 2-story
brick home completely decorated. consisting
of living room with fireplace, dining room
kitchen and den on first floor. large
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor. Full
basement with recreation room, fireplace.
full bath, built-in garage, automatic heat:
large well-landscaped lot. Let US show you
this today Call RE. $3.50. 9 to 9.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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GEORGETOWN

3256 N st. NV. This grand old George
town home must be Sold corner; IL rms,
2E baths, oil heat. Brokers coop. invited.
ST 1916; ewes, RA. 2527. BLANKEN &
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Adjoining Rock Creek Park. Exceptionally
well-built new brick Colonials; close7in
convenient section; all contain Z rooms,
ga baths. including den and tiled powder
room; garage: many special features and
extras; excellent value. Call D1. 1Ol5 till
9 pm.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc.
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FOXALL VILLAGE

Price reduced for immediate sale. You'll
be surprised when you see this out
standing value in one of WaShingtons
most popular residential sections. 5 bed
rooms and > baths are featured in this
excellent home near GEORGETOWN Hospital
All bedrooms have spacious closets, also
large windows. Lovely garden in rear
of house. Built-in garage. Home and
grounds in excellent condition. One block
to school, shopping and transportation.
Call ME. 1143 until q pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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DETACHED. S14.5OO

This lovely 6-rm house only Tyr .-old.
Large lot, gas heat, has 1st trust of Sl0,-
900 and can be bought for low down pay. pay,
rent Located in very desirable section
near silver Spring. For full information,
call ALVIN BROWN RE 1868. IL
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2 LOVELY APTS.

Each having 2 bedrooms Is available n
this handsome brick property, located on
Conn ave, near Shoreham Hotel; poss. OF
either apt is available and property Is IN
excel cond.; ideal for your expense-free
home and income and priced very, reason,
ably on good terms for prompt sale. can
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
rue center-haIl home. -Four bedrooms, 2
baths large sleeping porch; fully insulated.
Very pretty level lot with beautiful shade
covered terrace. two-car garage. Mr.;
shackelford.- Ma $500. Evenings and
week ends. 81. 660s.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. 10
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CHEVY CHASE D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, D. z.
Brick Colonial, entrance hall, lge. liv. rm,,,
fireplace, screened porch. 3 bedrms., .
baths on End floor; lge. bedrm, on 3rd fl
>. car built-in garage. Well-landscaped lot,
1924 wisconsin ave. WI. $500. >
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION

Your row house for a new det. brick home
consisting of 6 lge. rms, -f1r. powder
rm.: gas &C. heat, 2 baths, all elec. Kit.
with garbage disposal unit. truly re-.
markable buy and situated in most
conv. NV location. Call MR.. GINNETTI,
MA 574O or WO 1868 ewes. IL
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

1905 Northampton st. n.w.-Brand-new
i-bedrm home, featuring marvellous con-
struction: elec. kit. gorgeous decoration,
etc. Open daily from to pm.
Legum & Gerber Realty
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GEORGETOWN
Owner leaving city, desires immediate sale
of spacious town house, located in one of
the finest sections of GEORGETOWN; first
floor. large drawing rm. with fireplace, din.
rm. powder rm., equipped kit, patio in
rear of house; master bedrmS.. , baths,
3 other bedrms. and bath; abundance of
closet space; maids rm. and bath oil
h.-w.h.. LAUNDRY in basement. For appt.
call Mrs. Davis, MA. 1850; evenings, OR.
51s1.
J. Rupert Mohler, Jr., Realtor
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NE sECTION-Brick home; 3 lovely bed,
rooms, tiled bath, bright living and
dining room, modern Kitchen ,r;. rec r1om. is4Ts
ward: near all conveniences; $500 cash,
bal easy terms MI Williams. GE 1lns:
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO., 1224 l1tn
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RRIGHTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOD
Brick det prewar home, in excel. cond.;
bedrm and tile bath on 1st f.; ind A.,
> bedrms tile bath; mod. kit, lge. din.
rm living rm. with flrepl., screened porcn;
full bsmt., recre. rm. finished in knotty
pine with hrepl. and y bath. oil heat;
ouilt-in gar; on large. deep. handicapped
lot: terms. Call OR. OO4s It'll pm:
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
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EN-. 33SU tlII y p.n
BETHESDA

Modern, detached brick home, on level
lot, conv. to .transp, schools and shop
ping. Large liy rm. with fireplace. din
rm with bay window. fully equipped kit;
2nd floor. 2 good-sized bedrms., "a bath
with shower; large screened side porch,
most attractive, rec. rm: with bar, gas
h W h.; good buy at 100000
Billingsley' & Sanderson Co..
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BARNABY WOODS

$500 3lst pl NV. A group of 5 center
hall Colonial brick homes, tastefully deco
rated and beautifully planned with LARGE
well-proportioned rooms; gas &C. heat
This group Of homes located on deep
wooded lot, with rms, 2E baths. plus
stairway to finished and heated attic.
Built by David Biron, one Of Washingtons
better builders. Easily financed. Open
weekdays. 7 to 9 pm.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

FOXHALL VILLAGE
Beautiful semidet brick residence with 8
lge rms. bath, full bsmt; oil INV h.
f1oored attic for space for . additional
rms, built-in garage: Venetian blinds,
screened and storm windows, hardwood ifs.
throughout; fireplace
R. A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor
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More U. S. Marines
To 60 to Mediterranean

NORFOLK, Va, Jan so.-Ap-
proximately 1000 United States
Marines will be sent shortly to the
Mediterranean, 5th Naval District
headquarters announced today.
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US. Workers Eviction
Suit Goes 10 Trial

An eviction suit involving two
Government Navy Department
workers is to be tried before a jury
in the landlord tenant branch of
Municipal Court today.
Facing possible eviction from their
apartment at 914 Hamilton street
NV. are Mrs. Isabelle Melia, rs,
and Miss Sophie Niemiec, 20, both
employed in the Nays Bureau of
Personnel.
They have rented the apartment
at the Hamilton street address since
last February, they said, from Mrs.
Mildred o. Watkins, 51o8 Third
street NV, owner of the building.
The building subsequently was
leased by, Mrs. Watkins to Mrs.
Wanda Frank, 1910 Maryland ave-
nue. NE, who has brought the
eviction action on the ground she
needs the apartment for her own
use. the tenants said.
Milton Mindell, attorney for the
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both for and against their superior
officer. All witnesses appeared under
a guarantee of immunity from re-
prisal of any sort which might re-
suit from their testimony.
The Fire Chief himself proved the
defense's strongest witness, display
ing a wide knowledge of the affairs
of his department and foolproof
memory of the details of its oper-
ations during the % years of his
Fire Department service.
The investigation of Chief Muir
phys fitness to hold Office grew
out of a statement made last June
before a congressional committee by
Fire Capt. Joseph w. Cenroy that
the chief had contributed moth
ing but decentralization" to the de-
partment. Capt. Conroy is presi-
dent of the Washington local of the
International Association of Fire
fighters (AFL).
At that time, and on numerous
subsequent occasions, the Commits
sioners have said that, if Capt. Con-
roy's statements could be made to
stick" Chief Murphy would be dis
missed, but that if they did not
stick, Capt. Conroy himself would
have to face charges.
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FEC Member Says Communist
Can Legally Run Radio Station

Asked by Representative Wiggles-
worth, Republican, of Massachu-
sets whether he did not know that
Communists advocate overthrow of
the Government. Mr.. DUR replied:
mo, / do mott
He noted that "the Supreme
Court has refused to take that view"
and added that the court also has
ruled that the FEC cannot consider
the political beliefs OF any appli-
cant for . radio station permit.
The discussion started over cues
tioning about the FCC's attitude to-
ward FBI reports on applicants for
station permits.
Mr.. Durr cited one FBI report
which said merely that an individual
was reported. in 1914. to have been
in contact with another individual
who was suspected of possible pro-
Russian activities" He added:
When the FBI is engaged in an
investigation of a violation of the
law have no reason to lack con-
fldence in it. When the FBI gets
into the field Of opinion do greatly
question its competence in that
field"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-30
BY ths A,soeio,ed Pres.

Mere membership in the Commu-
mist Party Is no legal reason to keep
a man from operating radio sta
ton, member Of the Federal Com
munications Commission says.
Clifford j. DUR told a House
committee that during hearings on
the independent Offices appropria-
tions bill sent to the House floor
today.
He also questioned the "compe-
tenee" of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation to enter the field of
opinion" when it makes reports to
the FEC on the character of people
seeking station permits.
The committee passed Mr.. Durr,s
remarks on to Congress without
comment.
II doubt" Mr.. DUR told the Con-
gress members, "if we could legally
consider the organizations to which
a member belongs, or his politics,
unless we get to the point of show
ing that the individual advocates
the overthrow of our Government
by unconstitutional means"
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. - . . . .
Attention: Aspetites
SATURDAY
SU PRISE!

Well wager it's been many
a fortnight& since you've
feasted as fine as this.
We've taken the best part
of tender beef and fastest
rnaearoni, set it cheek to
jowl with just the right
amount of tomatoes and
enough onion for favor.
ing, then Drowned it with
bread crumbs. On top is
a tasty touch of tempting,
toasted cheese.
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two young womer, said he would
try to prove DUR the trial that
the building was ,ased and the
eviction action brou, 1T against his
clients after they explained to
the Rent Control Boc~d about the
rental of their four-room unfur-
nished apartment. ,
He said that, from February II
to September rs, Mrs. Watkins
charged Mrs. Melia and Miss
Niemiec S110 a month. After their
complaint to the board, rent cell
ing OF $65 a month was imposed.
The two young women conferred
yesterday with Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel Clark King about the
case. On the basis of their state
ments, warrant was issued for
Mrs. Watkins appearance in Mu-
nicipal Court on charge of failure
to apply for rent ceiling on the
apartment for the seven-m month
period. ..:'
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in a fire which they said destroyed
more than 1000 100000 francs (about
S5,000,000) worth of food and cloth
ing. Included in the loss was 1000
tons of goods from the American
Friendship Train. ,.
The blaze destroyed a six-story
warehouse in suburban Charenton.
Firemen said they suspected arson
because of the speed with which the
- :: SIR Cd through the stone and
steel structure.
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LOS 7.

male, all gray; Jan. 6 at
leather collar with bell;
MISS STORY, 211S Q st.
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Some Changes Made.

Originally, there had been 10
points in the list of the fire chiefs
alleged misdeeds. In the course of
pre-trial legal maneuverings and
during the trial itself, however, five
of these counts were dismissed by
the Trial Board, while one new count
was added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-30
Palestine GroupSlahs'
Drafting Report Today
|0n u. n. Police Force
BY the Asseeiuted Pres.

LAKE SUCCESS, Jan. 30.-The
United Nations Palestine Commits
sion moved today to get Security
Council action for enforcing parti-
ton. G5tn
The five-nation commission meets
at 2 pm. to begin drafting special
report for the Council on the en-
tire security problem.
This question, because of its sim
gular Importance, was not dealt
with In the first monthly report of
the commission due February l and
still secret.
1t was understood the special re-
port would include the crucial ques-
ton of whether an international
force would be needed to carry out
the U. N. Assembly's November 20
decision to split the Holy Land.
Informed quarters already had
reported the commissioners agreed
on the need for such a force. The
main question now is whether it
should make specific recommends
tons or merely report current
strife.
Meanwhile, protests arose against
a scheduled appearance of Herbert
H. Lehman before United Nations
atomic delegations.
Directing delegates said too many
Americans were giving advice by
invitation to the U. N. Three top
ranking Americans have been heard
by the atomic commission. Mr..
Lehman is billed for February 16.
These delegates made 1t clear that
they did not object to New Yorks
former Governor in person or what
he would have to say. They said
they simply wanted to hear man.
agement experts of other, countries
as well as Americans. Russia was
not known to be among the object
ing delegations.
Evening star., 1948-12-10
Prince Georges Man Found
Dead in Gas FILLED Car

John Francis Jackson, ST.. "a, OF
64o1 Sixty-first place, Riverdale
Heights, Md. was found dead In
his car yesterday on the road be-
tween Merrifield and Annandale in
Fairfax County.
A hose led from the exhaust pipe
into the car. The motor was run
ming, police said, and note was
found in the car. Police said Mr.
Jackson was pronounced dead by
a private physician who said he died
Eof carbon monoxide poisoning.
MIR. Jackson's car was parked
about 500 yards from the driveway
of the home of one of his sons, po-
lice said. but they did not have the
name of the son.
MIR. Jackson lived at the Riverdale
Heights address with his wife and
son in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Mckay. He was retired
railroad engineer,
Evening star., 1948-12-10

Mr.. Chatelain Mr.. Chateiain.
said a parade will start at 2:45 pm.
at Sixth street and Constitution
avenue, proceeding to the clubhouse.
Maj. Barrett will lead the parade.
He will be followed by youngsters
from the various Police Boys Clubs,
police officers. the Board Of Direc-
tors, the Metropolitan Police Band
an the Boys Club Band.
Among those expected to attend
the ceremonies after the parade are
the Commissioners, a number OF
Supreme Court and District Court
judges, Congressman and families
of the children.
Mr.. Simmons will serve as master
of ceremonies, Mr.. Chatelain said
A special platform has been built
in front of the clubhouse. It will be
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:ecorated in red, white and blue, as
will the clubhouse interior.
Mrs. Joseph L. Arnold, president
If the club auxiliary, will head q
arge delegation of women and Mrs,
Barrett, wife of the superintendent,
will be chairman of q tea after the
dedication.
A policeman and q club member
will be on hand to explain the &C.
tlvities to be carried on In each
clubhouse room.
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Russia Gets Rore Bison

MOSCOW R.-The recently
established Moscow reservation fol
rare bison is receiving two more
from Poland. Evening Moscow said
these extremely rare animals-o1
which there are only rs In the world
have been secured in exchange foI
five freight carloads Of beaver, deer
fcameiS and white bear.
Evening star., 1948-12-10

tan Police Boys
Club, No. 4, at
S16 Sixth street
S.W.. at 8 pm.
Sunday.
The appoint
m e n t Of Mr..
Chatel a in was
announ C e d by
Robert G. Sim
mons. president
of the B oys'
Club Board of
Directors. a n d
Supt. of Police
Robert j. Bar
Yett.
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Chate|ain Will Direct
Plans for Dedication
OF Boys Club No. 4

Leon Chatelain, jr., president Of
the. Board of Trade, yesterday was
named chairman of the dedication
ceremonies for the new Metropoli-
Evening star., 1948-12-10

The rch fabric ot goes into these suits oomed in
the giant Botany Nails Into the hands Of adept toos
the fabric be and needed and styled The result fine
achievement quality clothing You see in the smooth
f the easy dropne lines the weItoiored look Of Boony
Your holiday otter needs here inviting variety OF
patterns and tones
o.. o.
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Hundreds of Mems

We're $50 to $3.50 We're $50 to $3.50
Ro at the height the this sPeco event
that soves you important dollars fine topcoots and oeoos
Every coat distinguished crisp tailoring its coreu sno
It's rchk woven fobc Have personal Ioo-see how these
belle their modest prices And remember there's an IN
portont saving on any you choose.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-08-19
New Voice To Be
Heard On Radio

Rockville and Upper Mont
gomery County is to have it's
own weekly radio news pro-
gram.
Beginning Saturday, August
%, Mrs. S. Merhle Haines,
elsie White Haines), editor of
The Sentinel will be heard each
Saturday at 1915 following
Ernie Tannen's Community
Reporter" program.
Mrs. Haines will share her
first program with Mayor Lee
Mar Kelly of Rockville. Mr..
Kelly will talk about the his
tory and heritage of the town
and tell of some of the improve
ments planned by the present
council.