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Evening star., 1948-09-12
LOTS FOR SALE,

BRIGHTWooD, 18th and Van Buren, pl.
Homes Sewer, water, e.s tet Ex sseo; .Vss ives.
iso.soo 80 DEEP ACRE. wooded lot. Owner.
nr; Camp spTinss: 81 900. VI. 55s2.
e fs IN Water sna
ayallable, conv,. to carline. MRS; BUR-
GS Gs ESao EsoI st9s srofd S. w t2Ss 5
MRS. BgRoEss, R.sitor, sioa Broad St
NEAR ND. uNIvERsITY-e lots, 5ox1so;
sdsrsg s5i: RRIIEy IEEy Realty C. yN ia, =.
ss1sfa sss mo H2sraas sais s szs9 ss'H end
HERS Fd MI Ek tsoq siVD sSs
development for better-type homes; have
estate prvaeS and features
at $500. terms; architeetursl help on
your home plans; builder available. Phone
H6Ts fs iSf II kfS1TW6krR e Ts%Gls SssS & cs build
nS aoxn lots: 5osl4 os Drss G pGsic Il sa sSSs
WE HELP OUR Tor OWNERS to ananc.
xo9dsa ed, lot ssxlsoi .. i.rssI, ,nslas.s
yond Falls Church. OR. 3074 Sunday,
or after 7:so pm weekdays MA. sSS7.
so FIT BY eio TT. Chevy chase-With
gorgeous house plans; 8 blocks to right Of
G Aye nT f1sss hvs Chase
RR:Sssissi, g %ses vs. SsS. sas5 VIVA.
iso feet M deep; paved street and 'tss ssversss I
assl aas'G T. 4 01o hom.s IS: si5oS i, Sn " 2s'h
OUTSTANDING SELECTION Of property.
You are assured of maximum value At
S:,"SS g. H41 ss'?;s 'sS ~ :s =
Large 9,0oo 50. #. lot; small terrace, level
sTIbrks isTiRi MAdEE daFTrSST1oS n sss IN lo. e1s:
nsud:d aa $50 se1 Der 'ss e 'ass s
e eHoicE 6Si CORNER LOT, 41s.ct. front: :
nr. bus transp shopping centers and
GU, Es S ssss oys nsm'ia ss se
di.bs I'd. trafnc lisht, turn left on Al,
ington ST.: block to 3rd St, northeast
SaapLEf fEsaf5 81 Hills zhsl GROVE Beautiful
wooded lot containins over 10000 50. IT:
high elevation, located on Fernwood I'd
bet. Bradley blvd. and Hillmead. WI. $685.,
BY OWNER adjoining 50x135-ft, Level
lots; Hillcrest Heights; Is min. from GEN.
ter D. c.; utilities in: good rambler or
3 Individual homes; might consider trade.
pEF22sNsE HWY, L.nhsm Park lots.
SILVER SPRING, corner lot, 65xl45; all
utilities available. Make offer. Call SLIGO
6770. -12
FOR sALE-unusually. attractive l1a-acre
lot on Seven Locks rd. in the heart Of
the Bethesda Country Club. district; ap-
prox. 1856 fl. frontage by $50 II. depth;
priced at $4,000. Call Wisconsin 1892.
o. .oo, ,ors .ou,,. 12.
division which has 81 new BUNGALOWS built
Will sell whole at real bargain. HI. 5777.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD. 1a-acre lots OF
Branch ave. Sc, nice loca tion; bus service,
20 min. downtown; Sl,900-SI,50O each;
z down, balance in monthly payments.
Clinton or Clinton HTQ.y -1r
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$1,000 HOME LOTS

V1,VVO 44N<ASA1 L0 -
,hotce lots for homes, located in New
hampshire ave. area. in Maryland: water
nd sewer installations guaranteed' full
'ized so te 80 foot wide lots. clear level
and some with trees. some without trees.
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

sTROUDSBURG, PENNA. Finished A.
room bungalows, modern fully equipped
ki'feh fs eat etf Ap Ryyss Af
Star Route, Stroudsburg. Penna
FLoRIDA-For rent. eficiency apt. bed
seasonal Oct / to May 81. Gleoe 5275. e
NINE HOUSES, five business places, all
rented; one large warehouse; also city
water works. supplying the town Of 800
a GOOD income in this most healthy year
round climate, elevation 4,400, contact
G. l. MARTIN, Mayer, Ariz., Box 1872.
CENTRAL FLORIDA-Bargains in city and
income who viii retire soon. n or = Others who
want start in life in trucking and chicken
raising. We have what you have been
saaed te write shat you asnt or need
* 5oHS e'HS SHu RohaR RSSn1s 'Po g. 50n sos sss
Orlando, Fla.
MIAMI BEACH, near Lincoln Ed,--spa.
!; kitchen facilities: reasonable Box
ssEfVEN.RooM HOUSE, furnished. on two
from center OF Delray Beach; Florida,
four blocks from ocean Sl5G"o
details. call Glebe 6a4a.
LOVELY MODERN stone house with 81.
acres on highway; magnificent view and
Four-room house with electricity and
one acre. in village, bordering Rapidan
River; fishing and swimming; $3.50.
Lovely spacious modern residence with
convsiescent home; $4,000. p. NJ.
BROWNING, Broker, cuipeper. Va.
with two spaces overhead for more rooms,
v With II ssS IT, oa
surfaced hwy, No 65: also miles west
Of Front ROYAL, Va acres acres with 18th. stable;
Chicken Chicken house. house: e cash payment Of 81, 500
with the rights to assume an $4,000 flrst
mortgage balance, ~
road rs So E ss ana miles Ga souS s'; q
Linden, va; only 81 800. ,, -
New cinder block business building on
Sa 8 s. hs 800 With It desp so It noy soS On
e e. Riysrtoa' va. and 5 miles out Of
s'eas corner; tSGsf,i high level lot 100 f. BY $50
and Front ROYAL, va; $1,000 cash. ..,
noneon flon on Ne 5aa hNs Ss9ek so 'u 0'a
Gas station na,d With build buildings large ISs
toaEist's court: can b eousS. a. s5$; 900;
Royal and Waterlick. Va.
Gro. store with S-room residence with
gas station; income runs around $4,000
per year. lons-established business;
s-room apartment, with store, on .Ches-
ter ST. in Front Royal. Va; monthly in
come S237; will sell all at, s215O0,,
Large two-storv brick modern residence
with all improvements on WASHINGTON
ave, Front Royal, Va; $4,000; posses
sion al once.
broom modern frame residence with all
con- Neniences and all furniture. In Viscose
City, mile W. Of Front Royal Va;
Roadside lunch building with, modern
restaurant, on South Royal ave; less than
2 city blocks from the Skyland drive en-
trace; splendid tourist business; only
Larse modern corner with two modern
two-story brick buildings one building
new modern equipment for cleaning busi.
ness; S2.25O; del. truck with deal, in
Strasb lrg, Va: several apartments in
building, monthly income viii aver. $500
with only stores and apartments; new
building vacant on sround floor and base
Sport shop store u Iaa Bs5ryviIs iYhs splendid
DTIGr rropt Pova1 We nhnne
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NORTHWEST LOTS

Semidetached. some have water and sever
already In; can sell about so lots ct the
right price: no such ofier can be made as
We win offer you. These lots are In the
District Of Columbia; transportation near
At hand. BEALL TURNER q CO.. HOS
Vermont ave, RA. 0SS5, Ma. 6131.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.
Ist COMMERCIAL-3s $3.50 1T. fronting
on n.ain sts,.- in desirable sc. loo:
priced low, or will trade for apt bldg Or
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

Wardman Park area-An attractive build
are spacious and modern, 3 rooms and
bath each; oil heat; excellent investment
or a beautiful place TO live with sooo
income Box 14-Z, Star,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

STORAGE YARD-For materials, supplies
or equipment: located in Rosslyn; approx.
5Oxl30 it.; $50 per mo. Telephone pl
STORAGE BUILDING. 75x45. 12-ft, cell
ing Also small building 20x26, on n acre
Of ground; Bethesda area on State rd.
Call WI $500, WI. 4063. -13
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ApARrMsh1 SITES FOR SALE.

APARTMENT StlES eOk SAls.
MT. RAINIER-Approxima $4,000 50.
large apartment projects. Suitable for
apartments business. Call owner. HY.
03I2. after g. B. E. sAGER.
to 3S acres, approved
FHA For information call N. c. HINES
& SON, OK 1860 weekdays. -12
BEST Sc. LOCATION. 1900 SO, IT.: also
complete plans for 60runit bldg, check
this II you are thinking of building apis.
VIM j. ROSENTHAL, 1924 X st. NV.
RA s266. -13
UPPER CONN. AVE.
We have . apt sites One corner with
/ lOO-ft. frontage on Conn ave. Both are
very reas priced For further informa-
ton call WO 1900. Once open today;
EDW. H. JONES CO., INC.
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BUCKINGHAM AREA

In Nearby virginia. near iuterseetien of
Lee blvd and Glebe rd.-Frontins l2s II
Commercial which Is approved with .
s.rm. dwelling, equipped with heating
system and bath; house easily eonverteo
George Mason Green Co:
2s4o wilson blvd. ArIa Va. CHI. 3sss.
Ryns and Sun III. 3S3S --l2
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED

and 2nd-commercial ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease.
A. M ROTH, woodward Bldg. RE. 1880.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
COMMERCIAL, industrial ground. D. G.
and Md: railroad sidings:- all prices. e.
N, LIGHTgoWN, WA 1925. ia
ing in Northeast washington. for sale
Call WORTHINGToN, CH. 1910.
BLADENSBURG RID. AND n. Y; AVE
$4,000 So. IT. or more, 100-ft. street
frontage, railroad siding. Call MI.
Fischer, with DREYFUSS BROS. ma.
O5So. ewes WO 3l90 IL
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BUILDERS

We have choice lets located in the Country
Club section Of North Arlington with all
curb and cutters. water. sewer, gas and
electricity. Priced right with excellent
terms. Construction loans available.
Robert N. Brumback Co.
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442n NO 18th ST
ENZOR REALTY co

8501 North Wash. blvd, Realtor, CH
1000. OK. 2234.
COLORED-LANGLEY. VA-5-rm., bsmt
frame house; ga acres land. oil h.-w h
stream through grounds, Gear gar,
chicken house. Call Mr. Davis. with PAUL
J. MILLER, DU. 2422 till pm. 1921
lAth a
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GOOD BUILDING LOT

House' in Arlington; 8 blocks from stores.
ehurches. school Large hardwood trees
in yard; paved street Sidewalk sever
water. elee. Sale direct from oxneh
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-10
Volunteer Bremen
 Elect Officers

The Volunteer Bremen met in the City Hall Friday night for the election of officers and renewal of active membership in filling the required quota.
 President Norvin w. Lewis call ed the meeting to order members w. A. Boucher, B. C.. Baker, H. G. Miller, Al Doyle, H. F. Har- per, Binks Seiffert, Norvin w. Lewis, Donald Lyle, Garnet Mar tin, and Keith Hedreen. Tom Mar tin was excused for absence.
 The first order of business was nomination and election of new officers. H. F. Harper was elect ed president, B. G. Baker, vice president, Donald Lyle sec-treas., and Binks Seiffert and Garnet Martin trustees.
 It was reported that the meet ing with the members of the City Council Fire Committee, held re- gently, brought out the plans for changing the set-up in the police and fire departments in the city. The councils fire committee an- nounced the plan in relation to the reorganization of the Volun- teers, who will work with the Fire Chief. The question will probably be discussed in the coun- cils meeting tonight.
 It is believed by members of the Volunteer Bremen that the pro- posed change will improve the situation greatly in that there will always be a responsible fireman on the job, and not expected to do police duty as well.
 The newly elected officers were expected to be the entertainment committee for the next meeting which was scheduled for May 26. They will take care of the re- treatments for the evening.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

serting that veterans examinations
are "bulwarks of patriotism and
therefore the various officials OF
veterans groups are performing q
patriotic service to the Nation and
should be covered by civil service
retirement benefits.
National commanders are not
considered full-time employees and
would not be eligible, Mr.. Van
Zandt said. But adjutant generals
and other officials would be.
Sure to be Opposed.
The Civil Service Commission is
certain to oppose the measure. Since
it's inception nearly % years ago,
the civil service retirement system
has been recognized as the best OF
it's kind in the country. And COM
mission officials say they intend to
keep it that way by limiting mem
bership to bona flde employees OF
the executive and legislative
branches of the Government.
"The bill s outrageous" a top
commission official told us. II won
der what the rank-and-flle men,
berships of the various organiza-
tions think about such move"
The official added that "the whole
intent and purpose Of the civil
service retirement system-some-
thing which Government employees
have achieved only after years OF
bitter struggle-would be destroyed.
Why should these veterans officials
and employees have any greater
rights, say, than veterans them
selves, or any other citizen?"
The bill has been referred to the
House Civil Service Committee,
where the reaction to it thus far
has been decidedly cool.
But Mr.. Van zandt Is optimistic.
I'VE may be able to work some
thing out" he said.
REvELATION-That provision Of
the Federal loyalty QUESTIONABLE
which asks employees to list any
nicknames they may have has re-
suited in some amusing and even
amazing disclosures.
Only recently, Agriculture De-
partment officials were speechless
when one of the departments top
scientists-a very distinguished and
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Two More x-Ray Units
Added in D. {. Drive

The pace Of the Washington chest
X-ray survey will be accelerated
with the addition Of two truck
trailer mobile x-ray units to the
IA portable and mobile units already
in operation here. \
/ The additional equipment will
arrive tomorrow from West Virginia,
Dr.. Robert ]. Anderson OF the United
States Public Health Service an
nounced. 1t will 60 into service
after an overhaul In the services
shops at Rockville, Md.
Approximately $1,000 District res
idents have received x-ray chest
checks since the opening Of the Dis
trict survey January IL.
Moves among Government X-ray
units put Unit No. I at Temporary
Building U, Twelfth street and
Constitution avenue NV, for to-
day and tomorrow. Unit No. 5 will
be at the Treasury Department
until February Q and Unit No.
is at the National Institute of
Health, Bethesda, Nd, tomorrow
and Friday.
Neighborhood units were in oper-
alton from $50 am. to 8 pm. at
Grant and Division avenues NE,
213 Bayer road SW.;; Seventeenth
street and Good Hope road Sc,
and Connecticut avenue and K
street NV.
Monte Hale. motion picture cow
boy star, was a visitor yesterday at
the Central Unit, 1850 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, which operates
from 10 am. to 8 pm. daily and
Sunday.
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Creator Of Tapestries a l!tIi'ie
kDead Here al 8

Miss Katherine Penn Crawford,
S3, expert weaver. and creator Of
tapestries, died yesterday at the
Louise Home, 1900 Massachusetts
avenue N. w. She had been at the
home since 1881.
Miss Crawford was born in Clyde,
N. Y, in 1865. She studied the an
cient art of Viking picture weaving
In Norway in the 1880s. A resident
of Washington and of Lyons, N. Y,
she wove tapestries depicting such
Washington landmarks as st.
Johns Episcopal Church, Mount
Vernon and washington Cathedral.
The hand process she used, en-
ploying special Norwegian woods, was
especially suited to accurate textile
reproductions of scenes and designs
One of her specialties was the weav-
ing of coats Of arms. A piece Of her
work hangs over q mantle in Mount
Vernon.
In 1881 Miss Crawford's work was
exhibited in the Corcoran Gallery
Of Art, and she acted as an adviser
for the gallery on tapestries. She
also operated loom at the National
Museum.
Miss Crawford has no near rela-
tives. A godson, Comdr. w. S. Hogg,
jr., lives in California.
Funeral services will be held in
the Louise Home at noon tomorrow.
Burial will be in her family's ceme-
terry lot at Palmyra, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
MPs Demonstrate Formations
To Police Riot Squad Leaders

Thirty-two squad, platoon and
company leaders OF the newly
formed police riot squad yesterday
watched platoon of military police
demonstrate formations to combat
rioting on the w-blanketed drill
field Of Fort McNair, formerly the
Army War College.
As Police Supt- Robert J. Barrett,
Inspector Floyd .Truscott, and In
spector Lloyd Kelly looked on, the
platoon snapped through three
formations.
An armored scout car with two
30-caliber machine guns and radio
also was demonstrated. Inspector
Kelly, in charge of the riot squad,
said he hopes to get one Of these
radio-equipped cars for each OF his
three platoons.
The inspector said that his squads
now are composed of 10 men each.
But II the men can travel in buses
instead Of five-man cars, the size
Evening star., 1948-01-28

and sovereignty by mobilization and
organization Of internal popular
democratic forces as has been cor
rectly stated in the well-known dec
laration Of nine Communist parties.
(The Cominform9
The Soviet monitor In London
said~P ~Pravda apparently intended to
refer to Dimitrov's news confer
enee at Bucharest rather than Sofia
The monitor said records in Lon
don showed that Dimitrov ad-
dressed a mass meeting in Sofia
January 21, but did not indicate
that he made any mention of the
proposed federation at that time.
"The Sofia In Pravada's article
must have been in error for Bu-
charest," a spokesman at the mon
itor's office said.
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might be increased to IL. The rio,
squad also has a motorcycle squad
and the nucleus of fourth platoon
The demonstration platoon OF
Company C of the 712th Military
Police Battalion, under Second 1t
Theodore Gofourth, showed the
policemen the wedge, diagonal and
skirmish formations.
The wedge is used to break into
a mob. The diagonal is for clearing
an area and beating back resistance,
and the skirmish, o straight line
formation, Is used to block of
streets. The three formations can
be used with either q squad or with
an entire company, depending on
the size OF the crowd.
The riot squad leaders will relay
to their men the tactics they OBJ
served yesterday. Inspector Kelly
pointed out that, since the squad
meets only twice a week, 1t will take
four or Ave more weeks to train the
men fully.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
AFL Executive Council
Launches New Attack
On Taft-Hart|ey Act
By james Y. Newton
Stor Sfaff Correspondent

MIAMI, Jan. 28.-The AFL Exec
utive Council today turned to the
attack Of the Taft-Hartley Act after
william Green, AFL president,
loosed a new verbal blast at the law
and numerous interpretations of 1t
by & the National Labor Relations
Board.
Mr.. Green told reporters that in
his opinion most of the act was
unconstitutional and would be so
proven by the courts. Meanwhile,
he reiterated, labor would work for
its repeal.
The Executive Council, holding its
winter meeting here, also considered
a report of its lawyers attacking va
rious phases of the new law. Albert
]. Woll, head of counsel for the
Federation, reviewed the cases which
have been filed against unions and
for unions since enactment of the
Taft-Hartley Act.
Favors Price Control.
Meanwhile, the AFL formally
went on record as favoring the re-
institution of price control and ra-
tioning Of commodities materially
affecting the cost Of living.
The council demanded sweeping
congressional investigation Of pro-
fiteering, which Mr.. Green said
ranged from 100 to 200 per cent in
food products.
The AFL group, in the first formal
declaration of its position, asked
Congress to give President Truman
authority to control prices and to
ration vital necessities which
threaten to fall into short supply.
Extension of rent control under
terms which will permit fair returns
to owners Of homes and buildings
also was asked.
Demands Excess Profits Tax.
The council demanded enactment
Of an excess profits tax Ito discour-
age indiscriminate profiteering"
Mr.. Green told reporters that he
expected AFL unions would ask for
sizeable wage increases this spring,
but he would prefer a price reduc-
tion to pay increase.
He said that he did not believe
''there is any possibility of rolling
prices back and I don't see how
such procedure could be made sue
cessful."
The council yesterday reaffirmed
objection to the st. Lawrence Sea-
way project on the basis of tire
mendous cost and reduction Of
Transportation employment.
Evening star., 1948-01-28

and was graduated from George
Washington University here and
from Temple University School OF
Pharmacy in Philadelphia. He
taught pharmacology and bio-assays
at the latter school.
Mr.. Mcintyre was q chemist for
the Agriculture Department before
he moved to Pennsylvania, he be-
gan work in the laboratory OF DR..
D. Jayne g. Son 20 years ago.
He was a member of the Cosmos
Club, John C. Whiting Lodge, No.
%. of the Shrine and Almas Temple
in Washington. He was also a
member of the American Pharma-
ceutical Association and the Pro-
prietary Association in Philadelphia.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Ma
bel Passau Mcintyre; daughter,
Mrs. Rexford Van De Boe, Phila-
delphia: two sisters, Mrs. Alma Hud-
son and Mrs. Peggy Hoffman. both
of Washington, and a grand
daughter.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Kufer or Reeves May Head
Merqed Transport Service

Mai. Gen. Laurence Kuter and
Rear Admiral John w. Reeves, jr.,
are being considered for appoint
ment as director Of combined Air
Transport Command Naval Air
Transport Service it was learned
today
Announcement of the appoint
ment of the director as well as de-
tailed plans Of the merger of the air
lines probably will be made shortly,
an assistant to Defense Secretary
Forrestal said.
President Truman recently asked
the Senate Armed Services Commit
tee to report favorably legislation to
allow Gen. Kuter to retain mis- Air
Force rank and pay while serving as
chairman of the Civil Aeronautics
Board. The committee refused and
the President then dropped his plans
for naming the general to the post.
Gen. Kuter now is the American
representative on the international
Civil Aviation Organization with
headquarters in Montreal, Canada.
Admiral Reeves has been COM
mander of the Naval Air Transport
Service since March 5, 1945.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Tobey Says Eisenhower
Still May Be Drafted
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

Senator Tobey, Republican, OF New
Hampshire, suggested last night the
Republicans might yet turn to Gen.
Eisenhower for President.
Saying in broadcast over WMAL
and the ABC network that he
hadn't given up hope for an Eisen-
hover draft" the Senator reasoned
that events conceivably could change
the generals mind.
Senator Tober added that he took
"at par" Gen. Eisenhower's asser-
ton that he is not candidate, but
declared this did not remove the
possibility Of his nomination by the
Republican National Convention. !
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Marine Officer Kills Self
After Scrappinq Note

A 27-year-old Marine officer shot
and killed himself in his Alexandra
home yesterday after crumpling up
a partially-completed note Of ex-
PLANTATION and throwing it in trash
can, police reported.
He was First 1t. Warren A. Lee,
stationed at Quantico, police said
DR.. John Sims, Alexandria cor
oi1er, issued certificate of suicide.
gLt. bee was"found on the floor OF
their home at 1f09 North Pitt street
by his wife Lucille, about 5:15 pm.
when she returned from work in the
Navy Department. He had a bull
let wound in his mouth and head
police said, and a .38-caliber pistol
from which one shot had been fred
was In his hand.
Evening star., 1948-01-28
Brick Hurled Into Cote
Costs Womun SIS Fine

A 23-year-old woman who threw
q brick through the glass front door
of a restaurant was fined $75 in
Municipal Court yesterday.
Convicted of destroying private
property, Miss Catherine Horton, of
the 1000 block of K street NV,
was given the alternative of serv-
ing 80 days in jail.
The co-owner and a waitress OF
the Famous Bar, 1915 New York
avenue NV, testified the woman
had an argument with another
waitress who had refused to serve
her a drink, before she hurled the
brick.
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president OF the
w a o h tngton
Chapter Of the
American Mar
keting Associa-
ton.
DR.. johnson,
PROFESSIONAL lee
turer on mar
keting at George
w a s h | ngton
University, also
W q S n q m e q
chairman of the
national con-
vention of the
association to be
held h ere IN