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Evening star., 1948-11-06
II ROOMS. 8 BATHS

IL ROOMS, 3 BATHS
For the large family or suitable for rest
is located in Takoma Park, near the Bliss
Electrical School: lot 100000 feet, con-
tanning 2s;5O0 50. TT: modern kitchen:
value at only S23.950. Phone Mr. Terms
EN-. 0666 with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
DETACHED BRICK
On lovely lot; years old; consisting of
3 tWin-sized bedrooms, III baths, lovely
screened-in porch, living room, fireplace,
dining room and modern kitchen: attached
garage; ] block from transportation
Priced to sell. Phone Mr.. Clements, Wo
35l4, with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 II st. NV, MA. 2345.
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BEVERLY HILLS

Brand-new, custom built for owner. Cape
Cod brick: up-to-the-minute kitchen and
modern tiled bath, large, light airy base
lures; owner cannot occupy and 1t Is to be
sold with immediate possession for the low
price of S16,950, practical cost. Inspee.
ton by appointment only.
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
Phone. Alex OO7S, TIE 2442. THE Old.
Reliable once" 7s
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CAMP SPRING

Full basement garage oil heat, expansion
attic; L vr. old; owner transferred. must
sell at once; $13,500; $4,000 4eo trust
Soruce 0490. with T. PAUL MUDD, 240S
MINI. ave. s.e. u
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NEAR DAMASCUS, MD.-Bargein. New g.
room. modern. brick country home; lovely
view; fireplace. oil heat. two baths. all
hardwood floors, full bsmt.. large side
porch; near theater. schools and stores.
S6500 bargain near Colesville, Md
Two beautiful cool wooded acres, improved
running water, new refrigerator some
furniture: on q hard road JOHN BUR-
DOFT, Colesyille. Md. Call Ashton. Nd ,
3s46. r. F. D. No. 2, Silver Spring. Nd
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v. A. APPROVED-$13,8OO
Open today. 1 till dark. 81 800 down.
Silver Spring area. These won't last at
this down-to-earth price. Featuring pic
ture-type kitchen and dining room. large
tiled bath, attic roughed in for End bath
and more rooms. Full basement with
outside entrance. Gas heat. Also avail
To reach: Out Ga. ave. "a miles past
Colesville I'd. to Belvedere dr., left blocks
to houses.
Enterprise Realty Company
1924 Eve ST. NV, Elk 34OO -
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BETHESDA. MD.
BETHESDA

Bungalow: sas hot-air heat. screened
poSs. Price. $4,000: terms, So, 900 down.
balance TO be arransed. Priced to sell inn
meGiatsly Inspection by appt. CLARENCE
c. kEISER. WI. 4176; nights, WI. 1898.
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CLARENDON

Asbestos shingle home. near Ashton
He Heights eisins Womens Club; on busting easy
rooms and 2 glass-inclosed porches, full
basement, INV. heat, det. garage, large
level lot. Price, Sl3.S50.
ENZOR REALTY co.
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81. 30l0 until pm. -
lnEH NY

FREE-GI APPROVED
Open 12 till dark in Bethesda. 5000 cash
or household appliances to be given aWay
free with each sale Of the last homes in
this subdivision. All-brick and z rms,
pine den: 2-story and Cape Cod bungalows.
81 1000 up. $4,000 down. 500 a month.
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd., 3 min
to Wingate Subdivision, blk. past to
Ryland drive, WISCONSIN REALTY CO
OIL. 9712: dav ami night, CO. 1910
BrnkerS' co-nneratinn invited -
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MCLEAN

In restricted subdivision, new Cape Cod
white frame, with bedrm. and full bath
on 1st floor, . spacious bedrms. and bath
dining rm. 12xl3. large modern WE'LL
equipped kitchen, full basement. oil heat,
l2-acre corner lot. Buy now and select
your own color schemes Priced $13,950.
For appt. call E. H. IRWIN, MA. 1895 or
ElmWOOd R4S -
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SLIGO PARK HILLS

Open Saturday and Sunday Four new
homes of distinction. On beautiful Park
Valley rd Cape Cod. two-story bunea-
low. center hall and 24-ft liv. rm:
although these homes are designed for
discriminatins buyers. they are priced un-
der 100000; To reach: Out Piney Br
road g mi. beyond Georgia ave-. turn
right on Park Valley rd to open sign
RSBERT F. LOHR, Owner. GE O257. -
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BEVERLY HILLS HOME

One of the finest 3-bedroom homes in
this exclusive area: ga baths, large rooms
cha arnaingly attractive garage. j. FULLER
GROOM REAL ESTATE Co, OK. 44s7;
eveS., Ow. 44s5. GIL. 2247. -
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: CENTRAL TAKOMA PARK
This spacious home with 31a baths has
been divided into apis. and provides a re-
markable income for the investment. Lo-
Gated on a lot 75x15O. 2 blocks from 6
busltneS and shopping center: new roof:
h.-w.h: with oil, auto. hot water; Johns
Manville siding. Owner has left town and
wants to sell.
ROBERT E. LOHR, Realtor
GE. Oss1, 311 Cedar st., NV, GE. o257.
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MCLEAN VICINITY

u acre, consisting of liv. rm. with f1repl.,
den with built-in bookshelVes. din, rm.
with corner cupboard. all elec. kitchen
bath, all on 1st floor; stairway to clothes
closet and general storage in attic: bsmt;
with "a bath and root, cellar; attached
ask for Elmwood 322 or 325
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
, 1948-12-20
ST. Tho. Councilmen
Here For informed
Discussions

Members of the ST. Thomas
Council are here for discus
sions with members, and mem
berselect of the st. Croix
Council for the purpose of
preparing a joint program for
the Virgin Islands, for prepar-
the Virgin Islands for present
alton to President Truman and
the 81st Congress.
Speaking TO rthe dedication
the Honorable Carlos Down.
ing pointed out that there had
been SO many reports Of one
kind or another on both NUM-
cipalities that it was thought
best to coordinate all reports
with the proper Qualifications,
by the time the Congress
meets.
To accomplish the aforehen-
toned it is necessary to begin
at once, since all such pro-
grams should be ready for
presentation not later than
February or March. It is rea-
Continued on Page 81
, 1948-12-20
Tax Exception Bill Wus
Not Passed BY
st. Thornus Council

Visiting Councilmen from
st. Thomas expressed surprise
at the article which appeared
in the Avis under date Of Fri
day, December II, stating that
the Tax Exemption Bill to en-
courage new industries to the
islands had been passed. The
bill came up for discussion and
was sent to Committee Of the
Whole where it still is.
The three visiting members
Honorables, Downing, Harris
and Brown, said that action on
the Bill in St. Thomas is plan
ned for its first meeting in Jan
uary, when the new Council
convenes. This is one Of the
matters that the legislators
will discuss while in st. Croix,
with the reelected and elect
ed members.
Action was deferred until
further information could be
had on the Puerto Rico Law
Continued on Page 81
, 1948-12-20
PRIEST ADMINISTERS
LAST SACRAMENT

In the midst of the hundreds Of
persons that gathered around the
little cart on which the lifeless
form of Mrs. Hendricks leaned
last night, a priest Of the. Holy
Cross Roman Catholic Church, adj
ministered the last rites Of the
church of which she was a promi-
nent member.
Someone in the crowd held a
flashlight to aid him in perform
ing the ceremony.
, 1948-12-20
Frederick c. McFarldne Dies Suddenly

Frederick R. Mac Farlane, principal Of the Dun
bar High School in Dayton, Ohio, died suddenly
at bis home yesterday morning at 7:25. Word
came in a cablegram received from his wife to his
brother, Reginald, who resides in Frederiksted.
No details as to the cause of his death is as yet
known. It was reported, however, that he was not
in the very best Of health for some time added to
his strenuous duties as principal Of one Of the out
standing schools on the mainland. He will be bur
led tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Mac Farane, was a distinguished educator
and native of this Island. He visited here during
the Centennial Celebration and was the special
guest and principal speaker.
He is survived by his wife, three sons on the
mainland, and several relatives here.
, 1948-12-20

koerno on Saturday. The
Dutch, had already given.
ward the interior Of the Is
land while other forces landed
in Sumatra.
Bombers and fighter planes
opened the attack on the CAPT
tai this was followed by the
landing of para-troops five
miles away which quickly
moved in to seize all the gov
eminent officials.
The Netherlands prime min
lister in a statement to Parlia-
ment said that the young Re-
public had planned to open
large-scale operations in jan
uary and that the commander
in chief Of the Republican
army, who was seized by the
Dutch, had already given Of
the order to increase infiltra-
tion Of the Dutch-held areas.
Under those circumstances the
government did not agree to.
the UN good offices commits
tee to resume further talks.
The Security Council of the
UN was hastily convened and
adjourned until next Monday.
, 1948-12-20
NEIGHBOR FIRES SHOT:
KILLS WIFE, MISSES
HUSBAND

a feud between former
friends caused the tragic death
Of Mrs. Catherine Hendricks.
when she was hit by a bullet
ostensihlY aimed al her hus-
band Francis who was riding
with her on their horse-drawn
cart yesterday afternoon short
" after six o'clock as they
neared their home across from
the Richmond estate.
The fatal shot which was
fired by John Martin through
his window where he had been
waiting, struck the victim in
her side, killing her almost in
stantly and barely missing her
husband and two children who
were riding on the cart with
her.
Acting Director Matthias
was notified; as he hurried to-
wards the police car, Alphon-.
so JOB" Andrews, who was
formerly Police Clerk, volun-
teered to act as chauffeur. Ar
irving at the scene they found
the victim, who had just fall
en- forward from the seat, her
head resting on the front Of the
cart; their faithful dog remain
ed beneath the cart as hun-
dreds of persons milled around
Following a hurried examin
alton the Acting Director left
to summon the coroner and
brought back Sergeant Plas-
kett and Patrolman Gerard.
Continued on Page 81
, 1948-12-20
DUTCH IN TIGHTENING ATTACK
CRUSHES NDONESIAN REPUBLIC

In a tightening land, sea and air attack, the Dutch crush
ed the young Republic of Indonesia, and captured the capital
and most of its high officers including THE President, DR.. So
, 1948-12-20

Report of his death shocked
his many old friends as well
as the many new ones he made
on his recent trip here. He i'm
tended to return here when he
retired.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Taitling Tess
Tells

BY the time this is out that mad
mad man Of music, DIZZY GILES
PIE h asbeen here and gone and
We'll have to tell you about the
guys adm gals who jumped or ra-
the be-bobed at the dance next
week
Well, we'll do a bit of tattling
now.
1t SENS as if Dolores Blake and
Clarence Johnson are coming on
strong.
With Beatrice Hall and Clinton
Robertson hiving so much fun toge-
Their we wonder what has Jackson
Johnson got to say?
Well Agloria Rodgers we are still
waiting for you to make up your
mind between Willie Davis and Her
bert Jones.
What is this we hear about Mary
Lucus and A. V. Luckett? Better
wake UP, Alice Hall, and get hepped
to what's going on around you.
The cats are wondering who is
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

ganized for the year of 1948-49. The
officers are as follows: President,
Doris Moore; VicePresident, Dor
othy Jones; Secretary, Sarah D. Luz
ckett; Treasurer, Magnolia Startlin;
Parliamentarian, Thelma Nichols;
Historian, Bessie Galloway; Song
Leader, Harry Lee Archie; New
Reporter, Magnolia Bilbnew.
The last was held on November
Is, 1948. The devotion was also con-
Quoted. The Installation of officers
was enjoyed by ALL
We the New Homemakers of A
merica will cooperate in all activi-
ties that will help maintain Better
Homes for a Better Nation Cam
eron Street School was represented
in the National MIA. meeting in
July l948, at Baltimore, Maryland.
Thelma Nichols was the represen-
tative from here, she was selected
as one of the alternates. The meet
ing will be held in Jackson, Miss,
next year.
The Hi-Y Club is doing fine in
their club They have decided to
buy one-half page in the Annual.
Last week the boys. contributed two
boxes to older people in. our COM
munity. We are glad to help out
at every Thanksgiving.
The Freshmen Glass outtotals any
class in the High School. There are
lC4 students, 76 girls and % boys.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
Gatesville News
Maggie Thomas, Reporter

The Egypt Hill M. B. church rem
dered Thanksgiving program
Thursday. The program was rem
dered by the Egypt Hill School.
Everyone enjoyed it very much.
The teachers are Mrs. Mary E. Lac
ky, principal: Miss Lomax, second;
Mrs Clay, primary.
The sermon was delivered by the
pastor at 1890 pm. The ext was
Hewbrews LIP, 'Have Faith. The
subject was Give Thanks Unto The
Lord Always" Everyone enjoyed
the sermon. The collection raised
for church purposes were $70.56.
Then the pastor received many
gifts from the members. The pastor,
Rev. p E. Lott, was thankful for
the gifts, also money received that
day
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Coleman are
the proud parents of son born on
Nov. %. The baby has been given
the name of Kenneth Joe Coleman.
Both mother and baby are doing
fine.
Miss Alean Howard is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Johnnie Millsaps and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

the cute chick with Skeets so often
Well, to the cats who want to
know the names of the fine Tou-
galoo majorettes, here goes. Ruth
Kimball Lou Elva and Gloria
Broussard, Beatrice Littlesaige,
Gladys Rose, Ruth Cooper and Al
inc Owens. no we can't tell you
whether you can get a break with
any Q fthem, you'll have to try for
yourself. =.
The Tougaloo Band Uniforms are
|snazzy and we mean just that.
Freddy staggered seems to be
getting rather big times with all
the cats, especially certain guys
in College. ohm yeah Freddie. I.
The chicks are wondering why
Doris Barron wishes to keep her
love affair with Melvin Ross a Sc
cret when she seems to ace high
with that young man.
The chicks are also wondering
why Barbara, Jones acts so shy,
when she knows that Harry Nor
man is the real gone guy with her.
It's Eddie Lillian Hill and a
certain tenor sax playing guy now
and they don't seem to care who
knows it.
TIE romance between Sarah and
Jabo heems to have been revived,
and they are just like tow peas in
la pod.
Everybody knows that Wayne
saves a seat on the bus every NOR
ming for one person only and that
Hart Hillery.
Who to look for at the Vanity
Show at Tougaloo Saturday night:
Ruth Norwood and Charles Jones;
Henry Lee and Geraldine Smith
Marth Jean and Coleman Miller:
Wilbur Smith and Lucille Slaugh-
tier.
John Simpson, take it easy, we all
know you are playboy.
The rough Junior class withes
to express their heartfelt sympathy
to Coleman Miller for his great
loss just before Christmas. his be-
loved Josephine Clark.
What would happen L Joseph
(Cheater) Greer couldn't sit by
Melvin Mckinney on the Bus2 If
Peter Smith didn't play with Hen
|rietta2 If James West could ride
the west-side bus? ~
Well Elizabeth, Gerald d. and
Mile Alice, it seems as if Aslean
is the only girl in Sweet Albert's
life lately. She is putting down
plenty trash we hear.
Walter Patton looks as if Bobby
MCKINLEY has put you completely
|outs of the picture with Sweet Will
liam
Yes MeuRotieeAJoe Speaks has his
eyes set on a certain little girl late
~.
s. Say Algeria why don't you get
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

hepped and see that Hoover loves
no one but Norma, you are only
side line with him.
What's this we hear about Marie
Zackery taking Blackbird away
from Joella?
Willie w. is letting it be known
that he is all out for Mile Alice
and don't care who knows it.
Ray and Toni are still that way
about each other
Chauncy is having a hard time
making up his mind between Mar
tina Ann and Gussie but it seems
Gussie has the best go.
Not many of the regular be-bobers
were out to hear DIZZY, we sup
pose this was because of the Home
coming Day at the 'Y" how
ever, on hand be-bobbing to kill
was Hazlene the Jumpin' Chick.
Best potatoes are firm and clean,
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

80. 1t was enjoyed by number
of students.
The elementary department parti-
cipated in the drive for crippled
children, contributing SIT Con-
tributions by classes are as follows:
Beginners A lie; B lie: First A Csc;
B 24c; 6 lie; second A zoe; B 40c;
Third "a osc; B &c.
Under the supervision of Mrs. c.
J. McNeal the MIA. has been or
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04
EAGLE EYE
Cameron Street High School
Canton, Miss.

Professor and Mrs. Rogers visited
Oakland Reformatory, where an
open House" was held, last Sum
day. They reported it as fine trip.
Mr.. Smiley presented an interest
ing musical program, Tuesday, Nov.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

Best potatoes are firm and clean,
have shallow eyes, are free Of cuts,
decap or green spots.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-04

family.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Damages Awarded Both Sides
In Four Suits Involving Fence,

A legal battle over the location OF
a backyard fence in Brookmont, Md
ended yesterday in Montgomery
County Circuit Court at Rockville
with both sides being awarded dam
ages.
The verdicts, according to court
attaches, were among the most un-
usual ever returned by Circuit
Court jury.
After celebrating more than an
hour, the jury, composed of seven
men and five women. awarded 81
damages to Mrs. Myrtle ]. Thomp-
son in her suit against T. w. Tie
deken and 81 in her suit against
Ernest L. Munsey.
Mrs. Thompson, who lives at 6031
Ridge drive, had sued Mr. Tedeken,
1924 Broad street, and Mr. Munsey.
6020 Broad street, for 5000 each.
In countersuitS, Mr. and Mrs.
Munsey, who had sued Mrs. Thomp-
son for $4,000, were awarded s75,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Tiedeken, who
sought 5000 damages from Mrs.
Thompson, were awarded $3.50.
All four cases grew out of the same
dispute and were tried at the same
time. A nth case, In which Mrs.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Montgomery Probing
Beer Offer 10 Students

Montgomery County school Off
cials are investigating report that
students at some of the county high
schools were invited recently to at
tend a National Guard rally at
which beer was to be served.
Mrs. Herman M. Wilson, CATH
ersburg, member of the County
Board of Education, requested the
investigation.
She said she had heard "rumor'
that National Guardsmen, who are
exhibiting recruiting films in the
various high schools, had mentioned
that beer was to be served in invit-
ing high school youths to attend an
open house
Capt. Charles E. Peter, command
ing officer of the 155th Infantry
Regiment Service Co., with head
quarters in Silver Spring, denied
that any members of his company
had made such an announcement
at any of the county schools.
Capt. Peters said his group re-
Gently held a rally in the Silver
Spring Armory at which beer was
served, but that the only high
school youth present was a men,
ber of a company.
The investigation is being made
by Edgar M Douglass. assistant
sllDerintendent of schools
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Capital Parks 10 Sponsor
Treats for Nature Lovers

Three rare treats are in store for
nature lovers this week end, under
sponsorship of the National Capital
Parks
An exploration of the Potomac
Palisades section of the former
Letter estate on the Virginia side Of
the Potomac will feature Sundays
program. The assembly point at
3 pm. is at the estate entrance on
State highway %, miles north OF
Chain Bridge. Buses also will leave
1416 F street NV. at 2:30 pm.
A bird walk from 7 am. to $50
am. tomorrow will be conducted on
the uplands adjoining the Letter
estate. Private automobiles may
reach the point by going to the
entrance of the estate, and buses
will leave 1416 F street at $50 am.
A second bird walk will be con-
Quoted at Park place and Park road
NV. Members of the Audubon So
ciety will accompany the party.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Alexandria Lays
Taste of Water to
Weather Chdnqe

Quick atmospheric changes were
blamed today by the Alexandria
Water Co., for the unpleasant taste
and smell of the water today.
The company this morning re-
ceived a number Of telephone calls
from the consumers complaining
about the condition. The company
said that quick changes from hot
to cold or vice versa cause a dis
turbance in the reservoir. When
this occurs, the taste and smell OF
the chlorine becomes stronger.
In most instances the change Is
detected in time to allow counter
acting treatment, the company said.
Today's trouble developed "over-
night and the counteracting treat
ment could not be given in time,
it was said.
The City Health Department said
the condition is no cause for alarm.
Both the Health Department and
the water company predict the
water will taste normal in short
time.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Woman Critically Hurl
As Car Swerves, Pins
Her Under Wheels

Mrs. Frederick Player. 80, of 1851
Old Bladensburg road, Silver Spring,
was critically injured yesterday
when she was pinned beneath the
wheels of car on Fenton street be-
tween Wayne and Bonifant streets,
Silver Spring.
Montgomery County police said
the driver, Thomas E. Shoemaker,
IS, of 6817 Georgia avenue NV,
told them he lost control Of the car
when passenger dropped lighted
cigarette and he leaned over to pick
it up.
The car swerved across the street
and struck Mrs. Player. Mr.. Shoe
maker was released on. 81 900 bond
after he was charged with reck-
less driving.
Police said Mrs. Player was going
to st. Michael's Parochial School
for her daughter Patricia, fourth
grade student.
Condition Critical.
Mrs. Player was taken to Wash
ington Sanitarium, where her con-
dition was reported critical today.
Two persons were injured in a
collision of two streetcars yesterday
afternoon in the 6100 block OF
Rhode Island avenue, Riverdale.
Taken to Leland Memorial Hospi-
tai, Riverdale, were Mrs. Pauline S.
Lowden, 81, of 1884 Twelfth street
Me-. and Henry Ohlsen, 81, of 45o1
Riverdale road, Riverdale, Prince
Georges County police reported. The
hospital reported neither was in
jured seriously.
Brakes Failed.
Police said the accident occurred
when a streetcar operated by Cecil
G. Terrence of 315 Todd place NE
rammed into one ahead of it oper-
aated by william F. Engel Of 22e
Randolph place NE. Mr.. Terrence
told police his brakes failed to func-
ton properly. Neither driver was
charged.
Two sailors were injured last night
when the automobile in which they
were riding crashed into pole and
overturned at Beltsville. They were
taken to Leland Memorial Hospital
where they were identified as Elec-
trician's Mate &c Benjamin F
Day, jr., "a, and Seamn 1/c William
A. Seitz, "a. The hospital said both
were in good" condition.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
Mrs. Eastment Nominated
As Library Board Member

Mrs. George Eastment, president
Of the Silver Spring Woman's Club,
has, been nominated to serve for q
three-year term on the Board OF
Trustees of the Silver Spring Public
Library, 1t was announced yesterday
by Miss Mildred Page. chairman OF
the Nominating Committee. 4
The committee has also sent to
the board the nominations of Mrs.
Claude w. Mitchell and w. B. Rags
dale to succeed themselves for an
other term. Mrs. Eastment was
nominated to succeed Charles w.
Schoffstall, who declined renom-
nation.
The nominations will be acted on
at the annual meeting of the associ-
alton May 10. Other nominations
may be made over the signature OF
10 members of the association, ac-
companied by the written accept
ance of the nominee. Nominations
must be submitted not less than five
days before the annual meeting.
Evening star., 1948-04-16
3 Men Indicted in Death
.0f Bow in PIT Identified

Three former employees Of Kay
wood Apartments. Inc, who were
indicted wednesday by q Prince
Georges County grand jury for
manslaughter in the fatal scalding
of a 5-year-old boy last month,
today were identified by States
Attorney A. Gwynn Bowie.
Mr.. Bowie said the three men
are Harold Greenberg. who was
manager Of the apartments until
last week, and George Boyle and
Richard Woods, who were working
on the excavation into which the
child fell and was scalded by steam
escaping from pipes.
The child, Joseph Brennan, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Brennan, 2702
Webster street. Mount Rainier, fell
into the excavation in the 1900
block of Haywood drive while play
ing.