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HOUSES FOR sAL-N.w. tcens. ,

fsS foni sSn hom. H B. Ann. nis PARISH M and close
70 the Spring Valley shoppirg center;
Tn, You On .ss Nids esnses sD
TO the right 10 24-ft. living room with
large screened porch Of rear; to the left
tshsn With snS as luxe
xanss and SIT. rsfriserstor; at end Of
&all u . powder room snd coat closet; closet
With 8 closets and 2 baths; stairway TO
vsl-ventilated and insulated attic; full
basement with laundry. trays and toilet;
every day from TO pm:
E. M. FRY, INC.
Realtors. WI. e74o. 1925 East-wsst hwy.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

VI1EV O1I1AOI1 N1O'
n u seldom that you will be able to fnd
price Of SCI 800 This home is vacant
and has been redeeorated throuEhout;
excellent neiahborhood: Convenient 70
schools. stores and Transportation. To
EDW. II. JONES & CO., INC.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E. tcens.)
HILLCREST SOUTHEAST

Beautiful restricted suburban area; 6-rm.
Oct. bungalow, and extra lot; only 81 900
HT AZ sss sac or pAHs once sos Aes1sl Ps
ave- Sc Ii O346 liz
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F. A. TWEED co

f. A. TWEED co.
SBO4 Conn ave. NV. EN-. 1890. -1o
CLEVELAND PARK
Here = Q very attractive det. Dutch Co
lonial white clapboard home, PRICED for
quick sale: 1st hoor, full center hall large
2nd floor, 3 bedrms.. bath; screened rear
porch. garage, full bsmt.; nice fenced-in
lot. Price, S17.950.
w. B. WRIGHT
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CHEVY CHASE. d. C.

On Q nns lot. Prewar detached stone and
brick home; In excellent condition. 1st
floor, living rm., dining rm. and screened
tiful lawn. 2nd a., generous bedrmS. :.
baths, stairway to noored attic. Maid Q
room and bath In basement. Gas h.-w:h
Garage. Price, S23,500. To inspect. call
JAMES T. scHWAB. OR. $500. After 8
pm, 81 2675 or WO. 14OS. -16
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Spacious det. S-hedroom, 2-bsth brick;
txeelleut location. eonv. TO everything;
Detached 3-bedrm. brick; beautiful set
ting. on quiet street: owner leaving city;
Mrs. McCutchen, DE. 9510, OR. 1858
with James n. Prentice Co., 1101 Vermont
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HAWTHORNE

Your opportunity to. purchase dns Gus
venient community. Beautiful living room
with picture window overlooking the sur
rounding countryside. 8 spacious bedrooms.
and 2 tiled baths. LIST hoor library and
powder room and beautifully equipped
built-in garage. Priced for sale today.
6216. with JOHN r. dc sIBouR & CO..
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

S:s0 pm. Be sure and see these new homes
today. They are the finest homes we have
had. to offer for some time: the model
Kitchen will delight any woman. There
are many other wonderful features. and
better still, these homes are priced lower
than o lot Of the resale homes. To
ave. to Utah ave-, then left to 31st pl
and Iight to exhibit home. D. 8. H1EoN
RA S20l is
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CI,EVEI AND PARK


vsnisnt residential sections. This lovely
home With large bedrms and large
spacious liv. I'm. with fireplace. mas
maids room IN basement and detached
sssufint complete privsey; modern iiseh:
sais ana Ss las priced 0I properly under go:
600. Bus on corner; close TO schools and
sSs es IL r. 1ffs fs9snsi Until Dm &C.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
CLEVELAND PARK-$18,950
3 bedrooms and bath in st. AIMS Parish
door powder rm4 liy, In:; freplae.. din:
about $500 cash required.
Billingsley & SanderSon Co.
<e34 Wisconsin ave-. Or 1925 till pm.
CRESTWOOD AREA
Near 18th and TAYLOR sts. NV: We are
tapestry brick home, ideal for the larger
dition. including s-clbic-it Keivinstor.
Hotpoint elec. range, storm sash and un-
usually valuable crystal lighting fixtures.
tst floor has wide reception hall, guest
Law, liv. nm. with fireplace, very spacious
ein .m attractive heateS d. oa %oaere
bedrms.. 2 baths and inclosed heated
sunrooms usable the year round as bed
rms. Stairs to storage attic. 2-car de-
ts tssshsd 81. ssr.ss, LHEsly deep & lot With an an
hest; TO inspect this week end. cali wo.
Burr & YOUNG, Realtors
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
We invite your inspection and comparison
Of this o-yr.-old excel. constructed home.
door leading to side screened porch. nice
din: rm. and equipped kit; true center
hall plan: upstairs are 3 tvin-si1s bedrms.
and bath and stairs to seminnished 3rd
a.; full bsmt. with Law, with outside en-
trance; lge. wooded lot. Excel. financing
With reas. down payment.
EDW. j. MCCORMICK & co.
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SILVER SPRING

2-bedroom brick BUNGALOW, attic, fun
basement; convenient TO schools, storS0
cash, $66 per mo- Call MRS. MOS8X
SH. 610O; ewes, SH, 1858, I'D
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RARNARY WOODS
BRIGHTWOOD

e40l sth st-Be sure and inspect this
corner senidet. brick home today: 6 nice
rms, breakfast nook rear porch and dsbath.
Rockwool insulation; oil h.-w.h.;, built-in
$14.45O. HOME REALTY CO., RE. 1887;
ewes, WA 30S4. lie
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UPPER 18th STREET

1900 Crittenden Ut. n.w.-Open sveB.,
8 to Q; surprisingly spacious. centsI-en-
trance; corner brick residence With larss
comfortable living room (freplsceJ. with
side porch, and on the other, BY. we'll:
iS Kitchen i'id with Side porch: % four T q TehserfIl
ATTIC; oil heat. owner ie.vins city:
really . grand home; O grand buy at only
1922 800 See 1t daily. to 8.
INAGGAAkAMR DID MIMER
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on O.. ave. Sl5,960. Detached center.
hall brick; reception hal, living rm., din.
ing nm. and kitchen on 1st door; 3 lovely
heat; reasonable down payment. For dss
tails call till Q pm. weekdays, sum-
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1919 18th M nv TT 1akk~ IA
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TRINlDAD-$12,5OO
dnsneed. easy terms: ) large BED bedrms.. bath hi
large liy rm:. din. rm. and kit; ,newl!
decoreted. lmmed: possession. Call NOV
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COLORED-OPEN EVE. 6-9

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Beautiful corner, 18th and Rhode Island
ave. ne, 1901 18th st.-SemibungaioW,
4 bedrooms, sun psrlor,. Of heat, hard
euired. L. v. THACKER REALTY CO..
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4th AND DEI.AFIELD PL.
Attractive e-rm. brick home. With oil h..
terms Also other very desirable . and
s family homes in NV. area. Ewes. call
Mr. Spratt. CO. 9403 with
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
BbO6 Ga. ave. NV, RIA. 1900, -l6
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SILVER SPRING

A truly beautiful prewar stone and brick
English-type bungalow that is certainly
to answer all Of your dreams Of bunsSloW
perfection. Oversize living room with IRE
place. opening onto . lovely porch; dns
equipped kitchen. large bedrooms and
tiled bath, all on one door; stairNay 10
noored attic and expansion space; splendid
Gas a:-c. heat; delightfully spacious land.
superior in every respect, With $4,000
BY an owner who has already hesn trsnS.
ferred. Phone for appt. until 8 p,m.
Capital View Realty Co.
Realtors e. EHSelu:,ys H as. agents. ss6 New Yesk
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TAKOMA PARK
SS & PHELPS INC.

4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
oosaP:neg; y d.Iiss.sui dlISs ififsi i1ins na s.
VIII VIII fireplace. lge. din. rnn., nice siss lt. |;
1T PT,es. Sas,7SoW. wi With S s1a, ,So8 IL ESss
yours ior z small cash payment. 6aU
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
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$1,000 DOWN

DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
D 1d BATH Sa:. eFsf ess' e.s :sR:d ~
terms. Poss. With deed: shown by eppt
only. Gall MIR. CARNEY (owner-broker)
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BUNGALOW, 3d. $50
Open 1 to 8 Sat. and Sun. 9th near
Alabama ave. Sc. 2 bedrms., liv. rm,
kit. and bath; full bsmt.. oil &C. heat.
Poss. at once. Terms can be arranged
NEWCOMB REALTY SERVICE, TR. 1852
or AK 2643 III
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
1 blk. from Lady Of Lourdes Church and
school. Close to shopping, theaters, etc.
I've bedrms; baths and convertible den;
perfect condition; large lot. Must have
substantial cash. Private owner. Oh.
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3rd AND VAN BUREN NV.
Detached brick, 3 bedrooms and bath. liv-
ing room, dining room, kitchen. recreation
room and fun bath in basement: oil heat.
Sssn pes dsss nsrss. ho
IL IT,, small fspi; I77A ArMEY rz.: a ga fSsSS6 e?
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SILVER SFRING
Delightful bungalow, including extra ieS.
ltv. rm. with hrepl, lge. din. rm. With
bay window, fully equipped kit, . iVs.
bedrms. and bath, expansion attic, gsS
h.-w.h. Bargain at $4,000.
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY co.
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3646 PARK PLACE NV.
Beautiful corner Colonial home Of 9 rms.
and bath, oil hot-water heat, large recre.
alton room. garage.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 x st. NV, MA. 0362; eve. phone
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VC0A0 4014C1S G w. aNVs
1920 K Street NV. Realtors. TX. 1871.
NEAR 4th AND JEFFERSON STS.
Available for the frst time h this unusual
home in this very much sought-after locA-
tion. Featured are living rn., dining rm,
kitchen and den on 1st door; 3 bedrms.. .
baths and additional finished room on
2nd floor; finished recreation rrn., vene-
rage. etc; entire house beautiful and in
immaculate eond. Priced very reasonably
on liberal terms for prompt sale. For
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 x Street NV. Realtors, tx. 1871.
NEAR 18th AND INGLESIDE
$4,000: 3.story brick. 1st d.. g rms:
Kit and bath; and a., rms. kts and
niIrchs aed fI1rnished or nnfi1rniahed II n
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COLOR1D-TWO FAMILY, Sc Randolph
pi-lst d. vacant: two rooms, Kitchen and
bath: End a., two rooms, Kitchen and
bath: rent. $3.50; ;sDaIsts, sntIansss;
1929 l st. NV. Ma. 1855.
COLORED-NEAR lst AND Z. /. AvE.-e
rms. on floors, tile baths, hardwood
semidetaehed; terms. Call 4. VI. STE.
crnhEESSssEbR&E:1SN1vgHSsr,sENr-,sth rhEESs RE: W. Mf At be-
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BETHESDA-$19,950
Quality brick construction, 6 well-designed
recreation room with fireplace; near trans.
portation,, schools and shopping. Quiet
residential area, ideal for children. This
Is . real home and an excellent buy. Call
DI: 10l5 till pm, VIM. II. SAUNDERS
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Mi. Rainier Council Hears
Complaints on Hazards

Complaints that hazardous con-
ditions exist in the haywood Gar
dens apartment development were
presented last night by delega-
ton of residents before the Mount
Rainier Town Council
After protests were heard against
a temporary excavation in which a
child was fatally scalded by steam,
recently and an open culvert in
which another boy was drowned last
spring, it was agreed to have COM
mittee of officials and citizens con-
fer with the Haywood Gardens
management.
Two citizens, yet to be selected,
will serve on the committee with
Councilmen Charles Xander and
Robert Merson, and Health Officer
Clarence Selke.
The council voted to continue the
Mount Rainier tax rate at so cents
on the 500 worth of realty, OF
which 40 cents will be devoted to
the general fund and 10 cents to
the fire department,
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Fairfax zoning' Board
Closes Mental Clinic

The Alexandria Mental Hygiene
Clinic was ordered closed yesterday
by the Fairfax Board Of Zoning Ap-
peals because it is located in a resi-
Dental area at Wellington Villa.
The board held that the clinic
could not continue to operate at It's
present location after hearing pro-
tests of nearby residents who con-
tended the clinic was threat to
the residential character Of the
The clinics Board Of
Directors indicated it would appeal
the ruling to the county supervisors.
The clinic was permitted to open
at the Wellington Villa dwelling last
December under an Interpretation
of the zoning laws which permits q
doctors office in a residential neigh
borhood provided the doctor lives
in the house. The mental hygiene
clinic secretary, however, lives At
the clinic.
The clinics opening was delayed
several months because Office space
could not be found for the rent
available. Mrs. Catherine Grim,
owner of the house in which the
clinic is now located, read OF the
clinics plight and offered them use
of the house at 81 year rent.
Mrs. Grim lives nearby.
Although the house was several
miles outside Alexandria, the clinic
accepted Mrs. Crin's offer and trans
ports patients back and forth. Some
patients in Fairfax County also are
served
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Fairfax 10 Continue
Religious Education
Until Law Is Clarified

The Fairfax County Board yes
terday decided to continue the re-
ligious education program in the
country's schools until it can de-
termine how the recent Supreme
Court decision affects the type of
instruction offered.
It was agreed to continue religious
instruction after several board
members pointed out that the At
torney General of Virginia is ex-
pected to clarity the Supreme Court
ruling as to how it affects Virginia.
School Supt. w. T. Woodson said
the court decision also may rule out
use of the school buildings during
the summer months for church.
conducted Bible classes.
Under the religious education pro-
gram now offered in Fairfax Coun-
ty schools, pupils may, on request of
their parents, attend a non-sectar-
ian one-hour weekly Bible class
taught in the schools by instruc-
tors furnished by State wide re-
ligious organization.
The board decided to attempt
second time to close the Spring Bank
Elementary School for colored stu
dents, which is the only remaining
one-room school in the county. A
motion to close the school, effective
next fall, was set aside and the
board agreed instead to notify par
ents of children attending the school
that its closing was being recon-
sidered.
A move to close the school was
forestalled last year when parents
protested.
The Spring Bank School has one
teacher and has IS pupils in. the first
through seventh grades. If the
school is closed, its students will be
sent to Gum Springs School on a
hl1S
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Duker Parole Petition
Considered by Lane
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 17.-Gov. Lane
today considered a parole for Her.
man Webb Duker, whose trial and
conviction for murder attracted
widespread attention in 1881 and
1882.
The Governor has taken no action
on the recommendation, which was
submitted by F. Murray Benson,
director of the Department of Parole
and Probation. The question arose
as routine procedure, since Duker
has served more than Is years of a
life sentence.
Duker, a member of a well-known
family, was sentenced to hang for
the killing of John w. Anderson, 8
milkman, during an attempted
holdup.
A long fight to save Duker from
death was made by his attorneys,
one of whom, Emory H. Niles, later
became a judge. Senator O'Conor,
Democrat, Of Maryland, was States
attorney at the time.
The sentence was commuted after
10 months by the late Gov. Albert
c. Ritchie.
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-Four Roanoke Women
Killed in Auto Crash
By the Associated Press

DANVILLE, Va, Mar. l7.-Four
Roanoke women we're killed near
Gretna yesterday when an auto
mobile crashed into guard rail
at a bridge on Route 20.
The dead were identified by rel
atives as:
Mrs. L. A. Perdue, So; Mrs. Chris
tie Cannady Perdue, Is; Mrs. Clara
Jane Linkenhoker, 81, and Mrs.
Esther P. France, a.
Mrs. c. E. Hylton and her daugh-
ter, Donna, 6, were injured in the
crash and brought to Memorial Hos
pital here for treatment. Mrs.
Mylton's condition was described as
critical. y
State Trooper T. F. Tucker said
it appeared that the car attempted
to pass a truck and crashed into
the guard rail on the bridge.
The engine of the car was driven
into the front seat. killing two OF
the women instantly. z.
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By The Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 1.-THE
State Corporation Commission
which the General Assembly as
signed as fire chief" of Virginia
was at work today charting a course
of operations under the new Vir-
ginia fire hazards law.
The Virginia Advisory Legislative
Council recommended legislation
after several disastrous hotel fires
in other parts of the United States
focused attention on the subject.
The law permits the Corporation
Commission, through the new Of
flee of chief fire marshal, to estab-
lish and enforce safety rules and
regulations against fire in all pub
lie buildings" 1t defines them in an
other part as any building or struc-
ture, permanent or temporary,
which is used or occupied or to be
used or occupied, by 10 or more
persons who are employed, lodged,
housed, assembled, served, enter
tanned, or instructed therein.
The General Assembly gave the
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County tobacco Growers
Ask Grading Service Vote

A Federal grading service for
Southern Maryland tobacco was
given another boost last night when
Prince Georges County growers were
unanimous in requesting a vote on
the program.
Meeting at the Upper Marlboro
High School, growers were given a
picture of the proposed service by
Walter B. Posey, University OF
Maryland tobacco specialist, and M
I. Dunn, representing the tobacco
branch of the Agriculture Depart
rient.
Growers expressed the opinion
that Maryland producers must Join
with growers in other sections il
they are to remain in the tobacco
business.
In order for a grading service to
become effective this year, balloting
must take place by the first part OF
April, 1t was explained.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Arlington Firm Receivers
SafelAfter Niqht Search

A 500-pound safe, stolen from an
Arlington firm last week end, was
located last night after a 4-hour
search through a rough section OF
Fairfax County.
Meyer Sharlin, president Of the
Dominion Electric Supply Co., owner
of the safe, led the search party.
In addition to cash and checks
totaling about $500, the safe con-
tanned the firms only compilation
of the accounts receivable.
Monday, Onnie Hayden, IS, COL
ored, who works on a farm near
Vienna, found a check made out to
Leo Hill, 2100 block of North Cul-
pepper street. Mr.. Hayden took the
check to Mr.. Hill, who recognized
it as one the firm had cashed fol
him. The two men got in touch
with company officials.
Mr.. Sharlin, and two statesmen
John Cockriu and Joseph Williams
went to the spot on Colvin Run
where Mr.. Hayden had found the
check and began a search. Follow
ing trail of bits of paper and dis
carded checks, they finally located
the safe off Leigh Mill road.
The door had been jimmied OH
and the money and most OF the
checks taken, but the records were
intact.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Tuck Plans Radio Talk
Tomorrow on Work
Of Assembly Session
BY the Associoted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. 17-Gov.
Tuck Is going to discuss the ac-
complishments of the recent General
Assembly in a radio address tomor-
row night.
Beyond the rare announcement
yesterday that he would review
his legislative program" in a half
hour address between $3.50 and 8
pm. the Governor did not make
known the precise points he would
stress.
It was regarded as certain, how
ever, that his newly enacted election
legislation-the widely discussed
anti Truman bill-would be an i'm
portant part of the talk.
The address will be carried by
Stations WRNL and WRVA in Rich
mond with a number Of other Vir-
giraia stations joining In the hook
up. Other stations plan to rebroad-
cast recordings Of the talk.
The Governor yesterday signed As
bills passed by the Assembly, includ-
ing:
A bill to regulate trailer camps.
A companion bill to regulate sani-
tary conditions of service stations.
A bill to increase the garnishment
exemption of the head of house.
hold from $75 month to 500. Per-
sons not heads of households will
have an exemption of $50 a month.
! The trailer camp and service sta
ton bills are modified versions of
legislation advocated by the Virginia
Advisory Legislative Council The
bills place control of both types of
in the hands of the State
Health Department.
Among other bills signed were
To permit the State Board of
Health to contribute up to $4,000
in any one year to mosquito con-
troll district.
To permit a credit union to make
loans up to $500 on notes signed by
the makers alone.
To require the closing of registra-
tion books for voters for six days
prior to special elections and ref
erendums.
Meanwhile, 1t was announced that
checks have been received by the
State treasurer from six more men,
bers of the Virginia House of Dele
gates who refused to accept the $500
bonus voted each member in House
resolution last week
Those rejecting the checks yess
terday included Delegates w. R.
jr., Martinsville, and E.
Blackburn Moore, Berryville. Yes
terday's reflections brought to IA the
of checks returned to the
treasurer.
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Fairfax Car-Truck Crash
Fatal 10 Baltimore Boy, IA

A Baltimore boy was killed early
today when the automobile in which
he was a passenger crashed into a
tractor truck on U. S. No. /, about
a mile south of Groveton, Fairfax
County police reported.
The victim was Luther Baker
IA, colored, who was pronounced
dead at Alexandria Hospital.
Police said the boy and his
brother, Patrick Baker, jr., IL, were
riding in car driven by their uncle
Early Jones, IS. also of Baltimore
Mr.. Jones, who was held for in
vestigation, fell asleep at the wheel
and crashed into the truck. which
was going in the opposite direction,
police said.
The truck driver was Milton Hugo
Bergman, 81, Sylacauga, Ala, police
said. He was held as a material
witness, they reported -.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Battery Park Citizens
Re-eIect R. T.. Shreve

Richard C. Shreve was reelected
president of the Battery Park Cit
liens Association last night.
Other officers reelected were
Anthony r. Gould, vice president;
Mrs. Lewis E. Dixon, secretary; E.
c. Andrews, treasurer, and Judge
Carey E. Quinn, counsel.
Eugene A. Bond, j. D. Montedon-
leo, Brig. Gen. Adam Richmond and
Donald D. Webster were elected di-
rectors. Mr. Gould, Stuart L. Bailey
and Capt. F. o. Smith we're re-elect-
ed delegates to the Bethesda fire
board.
Judge Quinn, Robert E. Thomas
and DR.. John Yesair were elected
delegates to the Montgomery Coun-
ty Civic Federation. Alternates will
be Silas M. Creech, Bushrod w.
Allin and Richard L. Lloyd.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
Virginia Plans Enforcement
OF New Fire Hazards Law

commission $4,000 to do the job
$4,000 for each year of the bien-
MUM.
The commission will employ tech
nical assistants for the new Office of
chief fire marshal. The new Office
will require engineers who can spot
an electrical or structural hazard, to
travel about the State for inspec-
tions. About $4,000 annually will
go for this purpose.
Under the act the commission will
promulgate its safety rules and
regulations with the force and effect
OF law, beginning January /, but the
act becomes effective as to the ad-
ministrative plan after July /.
The act specifically states that the
rules shall be reasonable and that
the owner of a building deemed
dangerous will be given a grace
period of year to comply with any
rule the commission may establish.
When the inspectors find an
extreme hazard exists, however, the
commission may make its rule effec-
tive Immediately and permit a
minimum time for compliance.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

tied to District tax payers could
not afford to criticize Southern poll
tax provisions.
Championing the Auchincloss bill
as a measure which will provide
District residents all the powers of
any municipal votes, Senator Hol-
land was opposed in his views by
F. G. Await and Ralph Cusick, both
of the Washington Board of Trade.
Mr.. Cusick, Washington attor-
ney, took the view that while home
rule is desirable, the Auchincloss bill
is not properly drawn. He con-
tended that only bona fide District
residents should be allowed to vote
and that any municipal machinery
must be preceded by national rep
resefitation in Congress.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
CuIpeper Red Cross Man
Ends 7-Yeor Job Abroad

Robert c. Lewis of Culpeper, Va,
commissioner Of Red Cross opera
tions in the Far East, is returning
home after seven years service
abroad, national headquarters an
nounced today.
He will be succeeded by Henry L.
Janeway of New Brunswick. N. j.,
who has been with the Red Cross
since 1914
In another shift, WEIGH H. Boyer
of Silver Spring, Md, has been
transferred from the Canal Zone to
the Hawaiian Islands as director
of services to the armed forces.