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Near 7th st. WharveS

Near 7th st. WharveS
white or colored. Attractive mod
ern conditioned brick. with living
tory W on Ist H.; 2 bedrms. and batn
on end A.: new type oil burner. gas
range. hot-water heat, elec. refer.,
garage. Clear. Closing estate. Price
asked $1,000. Eve. phone Mr.
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 < st: NV. Realtor Ma. 075s
CoLoRED-1s4s PARKWooD PL.
NV: a conveniently located,
st. and Park I'd. Oil heat; ideal
location for professional man; only
coEoREpG,1S4 81; fHc: 81 EUCLID GsGG ST. NV Nv
rms. and reception hail; full bsmt ;;
hot-water. heat; priced for quick
sale Csi CaREMNE M faa5s REAITY F. Go 1888 III q
cosoRE1-sso plt axS sS oGfNcT nH slss 81. Nv He
ss'offf sm. ofl h.. Di gar: McpgvfTT. RX. 44ss
cst9EEPssoo cs%M5,.fsEs Dl'st? saocK 'ssa ans s.!
baths. refrigerators and s stoves.
LOUIS RUDDEN, EX. b7O7. -25
COLORED-NEAR 10th AND QUINCY
STS.-Fine tapestry brick, auto
Mr.. Maury, TU. 1925. MARSHALL
l. WAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV.
coLoRsD-RocK CREEK CHURCH
rd.. near Georgia ave.-vacant and
in good condition. 8 rooms, 2 baths,
oil heat Ref1ned neiphhorhood
Price, Sie,5oo; 81, 500 down, 500
month. Call r. ELIOT MIDDLETON
Realtor, s04 18th st. NV. RE. 1851,
CoL0RED-soo BLoCK,RANDoLPH
ST. N.W.--Spacious liv. rm. and
din. rm:, tiled kit. powder rm; and
den on 1st f.: rms, kit. and bath.
End, d.; full bsmt. with bath; new
ment. Call Mrs. Rybikowsky. TR.
77tse;. .oz5 zAoAM1 REALTY co. eves.'
COLoRED-3eOO BLK. 18th ST.
Modern 7-rm. brick, oil heat;
$1,000 down. low monthly payment.
COLoRED-1st AND RHODE ISLAND
. AVE. NV apts.; 8 apis. vacant;
substantial brick, 10 rms, Ia
baths, oil h.-w.h. Can be handled
with only S1,2b0 down. ENTER
PRISE REALTY CO., Elk. 3400;
cOL0RED-s FAMILY: S1,e5o down
and $39 per mo- net buys this excel.
brk. property; cony. location.
STILES, DI. 2SS0 or FA. 4S16,
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THE EVENING STAR B-1
WASHINGTON TUESDAY October 25 lo49
SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcons. j

SSSS"S~" S~6sVSs NSouasI
3-BEDRM. PREWAR BRICK home.
situated in one. OF Silver Springs
with fireplace, built-in bookcase.
Kitchen with Monel metal sink; rec
reation room. sas &C. heat; de-
tached garage, concrete driveway:
beautifully Handicapped lot. close to
schools and transportation Priced
at only Sl6,a50; vacant and ready
for immediate occupancy. Splendid
financing. Open daily to $50 pm.
ITS NiI BE T Aff7MNe8 ff7 W. brick rHSo, .bunga.
low OF finest quality; wooded lot,
6Hx2Oo; > rms: tile bath, huge ex-
pansion attic; full bsmt.: gas heat;
PT5fed PRaNK very pHT,fps lGT fpE oHick pf ale:
eyes. cali Wo $3.50. -
RAMBLERs, S13,5uO AND UNDER.
Excellent close-in Silver Spring Sec
ton; 3 nice bedrooms. fireplace.
completely equipped kitchen. base
meht Large lot SH 101l It'll 9
pm, YOUNG & BOWERS CO.
gig ACRES. old house; $4,000,
% acres. no improvements, Sl7 800.
u acres, old house; $1,000 per acre.
L. l. W. Dse dRooMFs, 5sI 'i'7sE 17ss iGHS EYE ST
BETHESDA
Situated in lovely woodland setting,
secluded. yet with express bus serv-
ice within block. this white brick
Colonial of A bedrooms, 31a baths.
den and recreation room. is ideal
for real family living. For further
details call Mr.. Haines. MI. $500,
Ext. 604, with BEITzELL. DI. 1900.
Bradley Blvd, English Village
Charming stone and brick home on
large landScaped lot with garden
barbeoue t"IH pit and 'oii quaint MT patio ioti Oh
dining room. full center hall liv-
ing room with fireplace, breakfast
room, kitchen, paneled den, powder
room, 8 generous bedrooms, . baths
second floor; pine-paneled rec. room
with bar: full basement, breeZeway
to garage. Ewes, Mr.. Harper, WI.
1875
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, WI. 1920.
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-FOUR CORNERS

Vicinity Of ST. Bernadette Parish:
rm. kit, 9 bedrms., tile bath on LIST
fir; > large bedrms. and full tile
bath on 2nd FIR; full hsmt. with
maids rm. and shower. Large rear
porch; corner, shaded lot. Reason.
ably priced for this type home. SH.
SOLO till pm.
MONTGOMERY
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SILVER SPRING-$15,750
Two-bedroom prewar brick bungalow,
located a stones throw from golf
course. Living room with fireplace.
extra large dining room, equipped
kitchen, 2 good-sized bedrooms,
large, expandable attic. recreation
room, air-conditioned heat. Large
lent financing.
RAMBLER-$23,950
8 large bedrooms, built-in Gear
garage, full bsmt., all huge rooms.
For a beautiful home. see this one.
RAMBLER-$14,500
Three bedrooms, all on 1st floor: full
basement, large living room with
fireplace, dinette, extra large kitchen
with breakfast space, Venetian
blinds; GI or conventional financing.
Located in the heart of the country
club section of Silver Suring.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC.
CH SSkS Pan1tprs GH CSTR
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MASSACHUSETTS, AVE,

Between Sheridan Circle and bridge;
garden; 4 bedrms., 4 baths; hand
somely furnished; excellent condi-
ton; immediate occupancy for
yr.; If desired, excel. servants and
fat silver. Phone NO. 5665, 9-10
a M AZ nm -S7
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HOUSES TO SHARE

IF YOU DESIRE A HOME in q de-
Iightful, restricted suburban area.
call OIL. 1924 to share lovely home
in Chevy Chase, Md: S11O mo. -25
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HOUSES WTp. TO BUY Cont. !,

LIsTINGs WANTED = Unexcelled
service in appraisal and sales Of
D; C.. Va. and Md. homes Men
with long experience in this area
are ready to quickly sell your home
at top market prices. Eve, phone
GE, 29oo, L. T. GRAVAITE: Real
SERVICE 70 LOCAL property y',, owners
LOT more than 20 yrs. For quick
MARSHALL WAPLE CO., 1924
l4th st, TN NV, DI; "346. --26
H}q1cf y1qE hogSs s4 l@Io foT cash, MITcHELL
! BUY EvERYTHiSG. f1 Immediate In a
cash. instantaneous service. Elk
II f'pR: PRoMP1 M; osa9 ATTENTION to the mao Sale
ment property is what you desire.
sall r: A, HUMPHREYS. Realtor
anpraissIs Results since 1912
ALL Cash AT ONCE for your D c.
small: SNAIL condition S's OF ,mms,sr,ai mate e Boz o.
90. Rockville. Nd
bedrm. home in a nice loc. Have
substantial cash, Box l4s-G, Star
CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE at once;
aAly SoAdIblOll VI SC(LlON. "tllLS OI
From fS5Sae' owSERD ofs c ever Or sea searSy So?
to I rms. Will pay cash. Give price
location: P, o. BOX 5597. D. c. N6l
wanted; For results, can WALDO
IMMEDIATE CASH L for your home;
4s-hour settlement. JAMES CAR
ROLL. 10. 2-0400. ewes, AK 500
WILL BUY FOR CASH your 2 or 3
bedrm. house in nearby Md own
ers only. Call WA. 4476.
$4,000 cash in 2 or 4 bedrm., . or
lge. liv. rm., din. rm.. modern kit,
den and powder rm., 1st A.; prefer
good NV. location, west of 18th st.
Please call RIGGS e. CO.. EN-. 2345,
AZ Wiz t1F Buy III gs5fFf TouR HOUSE, or sell
Don't hesitate. Call RE. @735, 81.
OF sELL1NGc Have
client for home in Michigan Park
and Woodridse; 8 and bedrooms,
Martuti, Du. OIL. MARSHALL J.
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th ST. NV.
DJ. 3346
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in all sections OF. the city; no charge
for our appraisals
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352; ewes,
NO. 0026. Over so Years Service"
WANT ACTION?
We have investors who pay highest
cash prices. For prompt action in
selling your home cali CO. 1888.
PECK CO. 36ls 18th st. ne
WANT TO SELL?.
YOUR PROPERTY
May be just what our clients want.
For prompt and courteous action
phone AT $3.50 and AT. o5H6
THE GABLES co.
2423 MINI Ave. Sc. 81
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your hcme, white or colored.
COX g. CO., RE. 1888.
SHEPHERD PARK
Will pay all cash for 3 or bedrm.
property DAVID E. BARRY CO..
ME. 2O25; ewes, ia. 9279. -25
COLORED-Wanted for highly cul-
tured family, five-room brick. ami,
north of Michigan ave. ne. for i'm
mediate possession. Box 2SS-G. Star.
25+
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwe.r

COLORED
1900 BLOCK KENYON ST.-4-story
brick, II rms; owner quotes S444
month income; baths This Is q
money maker price, S19.95O; terms.
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SILVER SPRING

$12,500
New 5-room brick. full basement, shed
dormer with windows on End
floor, heat and plumbing roughed
in for 2 more bedrooms and bath.
Priced far below market. Inspec.
tion will surprise you. FLA and
GI approved and financed.
RAMBLERS
suit you. In fine residential neigh
borhood; 2. 3, and 4 bedrooms,
$4,000 UP.
SILVER SPRING
3-year-old brick Colonial. Ia baths
(powder room 1st floorl. 3 full-sized
bedrooms, large screened side porch.
detached brick garage and storage
room; on 1h lots. 911o Sudbury I'd.
Open to offers for quick sale. Home
in new house condition throughout.
GRAHAM & CO., 81. COLO
SILVER SPRING
Detached all brick: 8, enormous bed
room. fireplace and adj. porch. din.
rm., ultra-modern kit. fun bsmt.:
corner lot. fenced with Anchor steel
buy. cali now, ST. 332s.
Phillips & Company
-27
Irontinued an NeYt Paael
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BARNABY WOODS

Det. center-hall, brick Colonial: 6
spacious rms, rec. rm. with firepl..
attic. automatic gas heat. Screened
porch, garage. Nice lot. Close to
Mr.. Denton, Ma. 2O4O after 5 pm
WO. 4444 -91
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HoUsEs-sALE-k.e. tcon,.)

COLORED-LANG PL.-Brick, recr.
rm.. tile bath, gar, gas ht., porches;
$1,000 down. MIR. MuSHINSKY,
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bHOOhDALE VIC.
Practically new detached brick, 8
spacious rooms. III baths, gas &C.
heat, porch. lieht bsmt.. excellent
lot. Only S1S,500. OR. 004S OF
WI. 54S1. REALTY BROKERS,
INC, 55O6 Conn. ave.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest
FOREST HILLS

NEW LISTING-S24. 800
Unusual floor plan. appealing to those
who are attracted by something that
is different: 3 bedrms, Ia baths,
living rm. with fireplace. dining rm..
itself beautifully to the finishing Of
3 more rooms and bath. Built-in
garage. wooded lot. new gas furnace.
Ewes. Mr. R. w. Lebling. OIL. O670.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, WI 1920.
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SIT,VER SPRING MD.

21O6 Luzerne ave.-Attractive 2.
bedrm brick bungalow. on. lge. lot;
contains liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm.. fully equipped kit, tiled bath.
stairway to insulated attic; det.
garage: full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat;
screened porch, fenced rear yard.
Price, S13.250. Shown by appt.
Call Mr.. Fairbairn. with CONNER g
RYON. INC, exclusive agent, 927
18th st. NV. RE. 3216; ewes, DE.
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MASS. AVENUE PARK

MASS. AVENU UE Park
A stately custom-built red brick CEN
ter-han Colonial on beautifully land
deep. The first floor contains large
hall, living room with marbel flre-
place, library with black and white
tiled floor. dining room and kitchen.
sun parlor and powder room. Sec
ond floor consists Of four, beautiful
inclosed sleeping porch and sun
deck. Third floor has two beautiful
bedrooms and tiled bath Two-car
detached brick garage. House is in
immaculate condition. Price. S31.-
800. For appt.. call Mr.. Boswell,
BOSS r. PHELPS INC
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RRIGHTWOOD

bR1CIH 1 WOOD
Only IL yrs old Lovely brick home.
8 rms. and bath. oil h.-v.h., det. ga
rage. This is a home you will like.
FORD E. MORGAN, SR., RE. 1910.
EVeS. LII 2-RA43 -oR
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HOUSES uhFURklsHEp tcon.) HoUsEs-sALE--Nw tcent

54O8 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-AmonE
the last of the fine quality 1s-ft.
row brick homes built in this lower
Brightwood area by Dunigan: 3
bedrooms and 2 full tile baths on
2nd floor; rec. rm.: double rear
screened porches; built-in garage;
oil h.-wh Very small down pay
ment required; S15,15O. Call Mr.
Raymond, RA. 1924, with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. l4l1
39i2 HARRISON ST. NV, $24, 800
will buy prewar 6-rm. brick home
on lge corner lot: glass and screen
ed in porch, gas heat: terms. Chevy
Chase. D. c. EN-. l12S. -@1
$40 FERN PL.-Vacant: 5-room de-
tached brick; redecorated; basement:
nice lot: Sl1 $50. MR.. MUSHIN-
SKY, RA. 69l2. 81
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA
See this prewar-built detached brick
which has had but one owner, and
is in perfect condition. This home
has all large rooms, screened porch
off living room. also breakfast room
OF kitchen. 8 lovely bedrooms. !.
baths, finished basement, with
maids room gas INV, heat. Slate
roof, large lot. and the price has
been reduced to sell.
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
INC.
OR. 71oo Realtors. Till o pm.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS

S22,5O0
This substantial home consisting Of
center hall living rm.. large dining
rm.. kitchen. pantry and powder
rm; End floor has 4 large bedrms.
2 baths; 3rd floor, bedrms., u
bath. full basement, oil h.-w-h.. at
SAMUEL Z. BoGLEY. INC. WI. 1920
-oR
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COLORED-REAL BARGAIN
Desirable row brick home at amaz-
ingly low price Of only S1O,"5o;
nice size rms, bath. full bsmt.,
auto. oil heat; located nr. md and
Rhode Island ave. ne; S1.295 down,
To inspect, call Mr.. Cassidy. HO.
l449 ewes. PECK CO., 36lS 18th st.
e Phone CO 3333
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WALTERS PL. Sc.
Just south of E. Capitol st., 2-story
brick house for sale on very conv
terms. Priced S7,95O. Premises
i2l7 Walters pl. Sc; For further
GER, 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma.
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Indian Spring Village
New Cape Cod type home. ready. for
OCCUPANCY. Liy. rm., din. rm., fully
equipped kit. / bedroom. tile bath:
End fir.. 2 bedrms. and full bath;
full bsmt. and large level lot. Total
price. S16,950 SH. SOLO till 8 pm.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS
This lovely 2-story semidet. brick
home is being offered for sale for
the first time. Contains huge liv.
rm, din. rm., kit with eating space
on first A., 3 nice-sized bedrms.
on 2nd A.. with full bath. Full bsmt.
in yard. Priced for quick sale
Directions: Sargent rd. to Delafield
place ne. turn right on Delafield to
18th ST., down 18th to Emerson.
left on Emerson to 14th and 5000
14th st. ne. and open sign.
GRAHAM CO.. 81. SOLO
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COLORED
1900 BLK. E. ST. NE.

$1,000 TO $1,000 DOWN
Clean as a pin. ready for occupancy
Why pay rent when you can be a
landlord? Two apts.; knotty pine
rec. rm. For appt. call Mrs Voigt,
cox g. CO., RE. 1883: ewes. AID
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HOUSES FOR sALE-horbeo,,

BRENTWOOD yILLAGE-cor. home
with many extras; 3 bdrms., rec.
rm., built-in bookcases and china
closets: S15.500. easy terms. PREM
II TICE CO.; ST. $3.50, No: ooe4. 25'
conveniences on = ise. corner lot;
the home has a liv. rm.. din. rm.,
equipped kit. 3 bedrms. and bath !;
built-tn garage; lge. screened porch,
full bsmt:, oil h.-w.h.;. excel, value
at, at s,Se5o " nrcas For appt 2,n to inspect p
". W. B. B. wR1daT, s4oo 90 Conn. Hn ave- aVe
NV. EN-. 5000.
4242 14th. ST. Me- rms, bath.
gas &C. heat, built-in gar attrac-
tive semidet. brick dwelling, located
close to schools and transp.; sub
Rr sssntla down RoRnEF psERens saa rf1gssd fa9sna
GRUvER-BUiLT new semidetac ched
brick home. Convenient location.
Six lovely rooms, all-metal kitchen,
full bsmt.. gas heat, Colonial front
porch. screens and awnings, Price;
81 S1st59 1875 I'll I'll Or sonyspti0Ha WM 4 sAGs Gs
slRdoM GaSS cSij SUjNGaLow 1NG near R. /. and
Eastern aves: Near schools, transp.:
shopping. Garage, rec. rm. Real
bargain. SHOWN Dy appt. only.
Priced for quick sale; Mr.. Guynn.
EN-. 7792. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
ON 4th ST. Mr.. r. I. AVE.-Duplex
arms. and bath each: S12,50O,
$1,000 down: convenient transp
For quick sale call Mr.. Atino, TR.
1865, ewes. RA. 445O.
VERY COW. LOC.. 3-bedrm, brick
So 900 down. maybe less w. CLIP
FORD SHERTZER, RE. 2735, 81.
S74T
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GALLATIN ST.

Z
BETWEEN ind AND 3rd SITS.
SO. 900 cash and owner will make de-
party. Furn. or unfurn In new
house cond.: 6 rms, full bsmt.. rec.
rm., tile bath, gas h.-wh. Priced
to sell. HO. 36S9 or GE. 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
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NeW-HOuse Condition

1>SV AAS SA1\ OoAASAAcAoAA
Unusual offer. Select your own paper
new stove and new refer, etc Row
brick with i rms, bath, oil heat,
front and rear porches, garage and
lge. yd. Now being put in new
house cond Vacant. Easy terms.
Call MR.. SHELTON, JC. $4,000.
ga
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SILVER SPRING
SILVER SPRING

CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
PAY CASH for houses, any condi-
tion, D. c., and nearby Nd. Call
M,. cuRRo, ST. 1890. 1ves., sH.
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Vacant, Mr.. 1st and U NE.
Move right into this 6-rm. row brick
home with bath; full bsmt. and oil
heat: owner must sell! SURETY
REALTY CO.. AID. O5:il til Q. 20
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Spotlight Review
SET at Leland Hiqh

The second annual Spotlight
Review, a benefit performance
by Montgomery County teachers,
will be staged at 8:15 pm. Mon
day at Leland Junior High School,
Bethesda, and repeated at the
same hour April IL in Richard
Montgomery High School, Rock
vile.
Proceeds are to be used to pro-
mote college scholarships for
worthy graduates of Montgomery
County high schools who plan to
become teachers.
Last fall three scholarships were
provided to Margaret Cooke,
Gaithersburg; Priscilla Leishear.
Sherwood High, and Charlotte
Parks, Travilah.
Miss Gertrude Gantz of Ken
sington Junior High School again
will direct the production. Will
liam Lauer will be co-director;
Arthur Somervell, stage manager;
Miss Weeta Piercy, house man.
ager: Mrs. Ann Reid, ticket
chairman, and Miss Carrie
Schreiber. program director.
The main parts will be taken
by Mrs. Grace Howes. principal
of the Montrose School; E. Guy
Jewell, vice principal. Richard
Montgomery High. and Charles
Hamm, a teacher at Leland.
Other participating instructors
include Mrs. Elizabeth Macdon-
aid, Miss Marian Schwartz, Frank
Proctor and Miss Mary Craig
miles Lee.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Civic Group Asked 10 Back
HOSPITAL Bonds, Tax Boost

The Woodside Park Civic Asso-
citation last night was asked to
indorse a proposed Silver Spring
hospital bond issue and the re-
cent proposal of the Montgomery
County Council to increase the
tax rate to meet school construc-
ton needs.
Ralph Boyd. president Of the
Silver Spring Hospital Association,
spoke in behalf of the hospital
measure, which calls for a tax
on residents in the 18th and 5th
election districts to finance the
institution.
The subject was referred to the
Executive Committee for study
and report.
The association was requested
by Allen H. Gardner to determine
sentiment regarding the County
Councils statement last week that
new schools can be built out of
bond issue proceeds only if tax
payers are willing to accept an
increase tax rate.
Plans were announced for the
associations annual social from
S to 7 pm. Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Louis Monarch,
9104 Alton parkway.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Montgomery Jury Indicts
u In Week; 10 for Larcen,

Twenty-Five indictments, in
Guiding 10 larceny charges, were
returned by the Montgomery
County grand jury this week, it
was reported yesterday.
Among the indictments was one
charging William Stewart, A.
colored, Of Ken-Gar, Md. with
assault with intent to murder
William Russell, As, colored, also
of Ken-Gar, with a 16-gauge
shotgun last November 10.
Others indicted and the charges
were Bernice Ross, William
Foster, jr., Warren D. Corbett,
alias James Brown (two counts) !;
Henry r. Rover, Ray r. Hines,
Willie J. Blue. all on separate
larceny indictments; Paul w.
Smith, Mildred L. Smith and
Robert L. Lundquest, on the same
indictment for larceny; Warren
P. Turner and Edward B. Read,
also on a single indictment for
larceny; John L. Rudd, robbery;
Herbert Sewell. bastardy; Rudolph
Miller, forgery and uttering, and
Vernon c. Thomas, two indict-
ments for false pretenses.
Names Of the other persons
included on indictments will not
be revealed until the defendants
have been taken into custody for
arraignment.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Arlington Collections Lag
In Business License Fees

With the deadline for payment
only a week away, less than Is
per cent of the anticipated busi-
ness and professional license fees
have been collected in Arlington.
County Treasurer John Locke
Green disclosed yesterday that as
of Tuesday $54,380 had been paid
in under the new ordinance which
required persons in practically all
business and professions to obtain
local licenses.
In the proposed 1949-50 budget
County Manager A. T. Lundberg
estimated proceeds from the tax
at 5000.
Sale of local motor vehicle
licenses, required in a companion
ordinance, has brought in $37 7,446,
Mr.. Green said. Deadline for OBJ
tanning the tags Is April IS.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Tuck Still Undecided
On Joint Boy Control

RICHMOND, Va, Mar. "a (P.-
Gov. Tuck says he has not COM
mitted himself to supporting a
joint Maryland authority for the
Chesapeake Bay.
The Chief Executives comment
was made yesterday when a re-
porter mentioned that Maryland
Senate and House committees
have held a joint hearing on bill
to create a bi-State authority.
II have not made any commit
ment of any sort to any one at
any time to support the establish
ment of a joint Chesapeake au-
thorlty," he said. In fact, If I
have been approached on the sub
ject since the adjournment of the
1948 session of the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly. I do not recall it.. "
Creation of a joint authority
requires the approval of both State
Legislatures and Congress.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Arlington Civinette Club
To Collect Old Sheets

Donations of old sheets, pillow
cases and "other white. unstarched
materials for use as dressings by
the Arlington Cancer Society will
be collected tomorrow and Sat-
urday by the Arlington Civinette
Club.
The club, newly organized wom-
ans auxiliary to the Arlington
Civitan Club, will accept the gifts
at the former Alcoholic Beverage
Control Board store at Fairfax
drive and North Highland avenue
from 8 am. to 9 pm. tomorrow
and from 9 am. to Z pm. Satur-
day.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Prince Georges 10 Mark
Maryland Day Tomorrow

County and State Offices in
Prince Georges County as we'll
as all banks will be closed to-
morrow because Of Maryland Day.
Schools, however, will remain
open. In Montgomery County, only
the banks will be closed.
The day is designated annually
as State holiday in commemora-
ton of the 315th anniversary Of
the first settlers in Maryland. A
two-ship expedition from England,
headed by the Lord Baltimore II,
st. Marys County. arrived at st.
Clements Island, on March rs,
1884.
Exercises marking the holiday
will be held at the University of
Maryland at 10:30 am. tomorrow
in Richie Coliseum. Msgr. John
K. Cartwright of st. Matthews
Cathedral, Washington, will be
the speaker. DR.. H. c. Byrd,
university president, will preside.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Judge Brown Bars Himself
From School Control Suit

Fairfax Circuit Judge Paul e.
Brown has disqualified himself
from hearing a suit which chal-
lenges the constitutionality of a
State law prohibiting Falls
Church from taking control of its
schools.
Judge Brown, according to
Fairfax Commemorative Attor-
ney Hugh B. Marsh, has asked
the Virginia Supreme Court Of
Appeals to appoint some one to
sit in his place.
The suit was brought by Falls
Church after it became second
class city last August. Under a
1912 act of the Virginia General
Assembly the schools within the
city must remain in the county
system, rather than becoming part
of a city system independent OF
the county setup.
Evening star., 1949-03-24
Neighborhood Symphony
Series 10 End Tonight

The last of this seasons Neigh
borhood Concerts by the National
Symphony Orchestra will be
played at $3.50 o'clock tonight at
Coolidge High School, Fifth and
Tuckerman streets NV.
Under the direction of the Or
chestra's new conductor, Howard
Mitchell, the orchestra will per-
form Mendelssohn's Fourth, or
Italian" Symphony, the Romeo
and Juliet" overture-fantasy by
Tchaikovsky, and the popular
Emperor Waltz" by Strauss.
Concerts of the Neighborhood
series are arranged by The Star
in cooperation with the National
Symphony Orchestra Association
and the District Federation Of
Musicians, Local 161. AIM.
Tonights concert concludes the
third season of the series.
Admission to the concert is free.
The program also will be trans
over the two Star radio
stations, WMAL and WMAL-FM..