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Evening star., 1949-09-27
BABY ESTATE
ABOUT AN ACRE TO A VET

1A>~OS ~ &A&S &ASASi = ~ IA - l
In wealthy Montgomery County. this
SOLD reluctantly by laboratory
technician who has kept everything
IN 1st-class condition while living
CONSIDER: Living room with fire.
place. random oak pesged floors,
full dining room. all-eiectric kitchen
shiny and modern. 2 bedrooms. mod
ern bath with 2 linen closets. addi-
tional space in the attic for bed
room, insulated in the roof; full
basement. oil INV h.. laundry tubs
outside entrance; front porch and
a. scrsensd.in large rear porch of
THE GROUNDS sH' Loads sas"st Of 0iR1hS liVins
space, driveway to the house: ample
room for gardening. landscaping
yes, now you can buy for your
youngster that pony you wanted
when you were a boy. Owner has
requested the property sold to a
qualified veteran who can pay q
modest cash payment and then af-
ford about S66 per month, includ-
ing taxes and insurance. House
will GI I'VE think at about S11, $50
TO REACH: Out Rockville pike
Route 240. 3 miles past Rockville tc
on right pointing to Washington
Grove. turn right and about the
7th house on right to the sign
BABY ESTATE. For details. cal
Ma 9l41 or OIL. 3462.
Frederick w. Berens
SALES. INC.
MA. 9141
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-korthwest
CHEVY CHASE. D. c..

Situated in an excellent residential
section, this conveniently located
Sed Sedrms. snd bath oasn On 1as ss a. nai pric.d
under $4,000 and in excellent
cond. It's an outstanding buy for the
family requiring space plus location.
Call OR. 004S. or WI 54S1 for appt.
REALTY BROKERS, INC.
ESnR ronr
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-southea.

HOUSES FOR sAlE-southeas,
ANAcosTiA-petsehed brick; large
see H0i ss6n ss Sdsmsni doRn HART III:
Hope I'd: Sc, TR. 400. Ii. $500
CONGRESS HGTS. S.E. = Detached
prsvar brick; 4 bedrms.. IN baths
full basemsnt. oil h:-w. heat. ire-
terms. cal %. s-ssos Or 81. 4iSHP iois
TIL pm. WIN. II. SAUNDERS
coNGRESs HEIGHTS - Practically
new semidstaehed brick. 8 rooms. 2
lot: s1sSoo "IsIsfi HARTMAa Eas hsis; REAETYp Ecfip
INC, 1S45 Good Hope I'd. s.e., TR.
FOREST HEIGHTs-122 Huron DR.
Asbestos shingle bungalow, s. rooms,
tile bath, 2 finished attic rooms and
HtRSMaN ,gsS s9Sl2f Sssi sseh pricsS sS s1o45o
Good Hope I'd. s.e.. TR. 44o0. VI.
NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Immediate possession; tapestry brick.
is It. front; 6 rooms, tile bath. front
NAN REALTY. NC. 1345 GOOD
OFF ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Only
1.510 to $4,000 down buys this l.
yr.-old 7-rm. det. home in Al cond.
Liv; room with fireplace, Q bedrooms
and bath on list a. Full bsmt, gas
heat. large level wooded lot; owner
transferred and must sell immedi-
ately; Only $500: Mrs. Cox,
"; s136. ATLAS REALTY. ST. 1858.
goth ST. Sc. Price reduced. Va
cant.-Detached brick; six large
rooms, beautiful kitchen. Colonial
closet space; lot size 5ossSs. with With
plenty fruit trees; Transportation
and shopping within " block Call
sAUNDERs Co. NC.
NEW SOUTHEAST AREA-Small down
payment. balance like rent; semidet
brick. 6 rms. and tile bath, equipped
kit, full bsmt.. oil heat; near trans
portation and schools. Call Mr.
Stover, CAMPANELLA & WOOD. EX
4l13; evenings and SUM-, TW. 1910
-27
vETERANS-see our Naylor Garden,
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HILLMEADE

BRADLEY BLVD. SECTION
Quality-built Colonials, ramblers and
bungalow-ramblers: all with base
lent restricted community. Con-
venient to Bradley Elementary
School: S15,25O to S2l,5O0. All
types Of financing available Open
daily til nine. Directions: From
Wisconsin ave. west on Bradley
blvd, miles to Ridge I'd. to Cooley
Bros. subdivision.
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HOUSES FUR. or uhfuR.

LOVELY HOME. 25 mi. from wash
liv. rm.. l6x26; open fireplace, din.
ing rm. all-elec kit; full bsmt
bpilt-ir gar: air-cond. heat. AP
1851 or MI. 400 -2T
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4 Bedrms. and Den

4 Bedrns. and Den
Plus R. RIM. Cottage in Rear
Beautiful brk Cape Cod on lge. lot:
8 baths, . bedrms. and den or sun
rm. on 1st A.; modern features such
as phone plugs in all rms, cleo
trio gar. door. etc, beautiful rec
rm.; Arm. cottage in rear is mod
ern; an unusual buy for S27,5OO.
Fer appt. call IA. s-470O. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT & INSUR-
ANCE 20 0T
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe.t

HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK : bedroom
ssshed sad safa Brick fs' ons e'F Of tsey ss incest
streets in this location. There are
z, rooms, 2 baths, garage, storage
sStsic, SsaS,,. nice sizsa xyvyn yard do Easily ssdz
Conn. ave-. EN-. 1890 till pm.
BARNABY WOODS: 23,75o-A very
fine detached brick on large lot with
2-car garage; large. living room, din
ing room and Kitchen on lst moor;
3 large o bedrooms oonn. and md. 2 baths on on
room. one Of the best locations
Priced for quick sale. r. A. TWEED
s 60. ! = 5So4 Conn. ave- EN-. 1899 ss 'ill
BRfGiHariwooD-a15 1ngraham 0 st.
tile baths rec: rm;. gas h:.w.h.. "a
tion. ,I Fos sale by OWNER. ST. 1884.
sassAiSsAaTSSasiooD, aA a9Ssi q, Rso.seio @sG p:
eondition: w. Z. BEERS. sH. 4747,
BRRiGHfTWooD BARGAIN - Only
GppEN HgSS OF Rx sens5Sas S4S9 81 esEms s4s5 oois
CHEVY CHASE, D. ca bedrms.
bath; liv. rm., 3Ox14; din. rm.. pow
der rm., den, modern kit. Complete
furnished apt. in bsmt. Under $50.
CHEVY CHASE, D:C.-This 4-bed-
ROBIN, 2-bsth detached residence has
excellent room--sizes and is ideally
located. First floor has full center
hall, living room with fireplace, din
ing room, equipped kit. and sun
ro6m: 2nd floor. nice bedrooms
and 2 baths; there are 2 rooms on
the 3rd floor; detached garage; oil
Car. W. B.. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Spacious CEN
ter-ha1l home in flne location, mr.
38th and Garrison; 4 bedrms.,
baths; nr. woodrow Wilson and
Mprch Schools; $24,750. THOS. l.
PHILLIPS. wo. 1900. until Q Pm
cIH5yifLANp IHH5yif AMI PARk-spacious. Dc.
tached custom built home, neal
Com. ave-: large lot with beauti-
tit trees; very reasonably priced
$4,000. To inspect call MT; , Lewis
THRocKMoRToN, Realtor, pi
cY9YSyEIANp PARK-Detached s-Sed-
rms 2-bath brick home; 1st.n. der
and law finished attic $25, 600
THoS. L. PHILLIPS, Wo, 1000, un-
I'll o pm. 361S Conn. 20
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WHITE BRICK

Prewar. in lovely residential district;
3 bedrms., 2 baths, full Dsmt. in
cludes maids rm. with bath: gar
OMcer transferred will sacrifice for
Sl7,950. For appt. call ia. s-470O,
MONTGOMERY INVESTMENT g. IN
SIR co
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NAYLOR GARDENS

MA LN<4t 0x44t1I&>A@
Several select / and 2 bedroom units
available to veterans.
CONSISTING OF 12x1S Fl: LILY;
RMI;, EoYEEi DIN; RM, M LAEGE htGH
Reasonable cash payment. monthly
payment, monthly payments from
S64.75 (all charges included. -.
l-bedrm. unit, $3.50 up: 2-bedrm.
unit, S6,750 UP. Compare these CO.
op. prices to others! Ample storage
and laundry facilities. beautiful
grounds, best construction. Children
welcome. Transp., schools, stores at
hand. Sales ONCE. Administration
Bldg, cor. Naylor I'd. and 30th st.
s.e. Open Sat.-Sun., 1-5 Pm; Tues
Thurs, 6-9 pm.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
Exclusive Agents-RE. 1888.
Ewes. TW. 1191 or GE. 9220.
COLoRED-VACANT / and 2 bed
rm. apis. in finest NV. section for
$3.50 down and low monthly pay
ments, you will own your own apt.
instead of accumulating rent re-
ceipts. HARRY LOPATIN. DI. 1850;
ewes. RA. Q60S. -3
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CONN. AVE. LOCATION
NEW HoMES-ONLY l LEFT
5108 34th ST. NV.
One block east of Conn. ave. on
Fessenden st. to 34th st. n.w.-Cus-
tom-built. beautiful homes; Z rms,
maids rm.. etc. Open 5 to o pm
SHAPIRO. INC, ME-. 1717. -2S
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
Prewar brick, 6-rm. home: large liv.
rm. with f1repl., din. rm., fully
eauiht. kit. 8 large bedrms., built
In garage: full basement with out
side entrance; total price, Sl9,95O.
SH. S0l0 It'll 8 pm
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE CO.
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CLEVELAND PARK
CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
An imma culate house in the nicest
area of Cleveland Park; bedrms
and baths on 2nd f1r.; bedrms
and bath in bsmt.: full reception
hall; very large liv. rm.. din. rm
den and kit. on 1st FIR; exterior and
interior in excellent cond.
Chevy Chase Realty Co.
1920 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. 1900.
g to @
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1922 G. ST. NE.
See this nice S-rm. and bsmt.. built
In garage home. IT'S equipped for
families and in peri. cond.: S4,-
600 cash: bal. like rent. AT. 7043
A BRICK RESIDENCE. located c'cse
to Northeast Washington. contain
room on first door. House only one
year old and in nrst-class condition.
Low down payment. To Inspect. call
A. S. GARDINER & co.
Realtors, 1881 L st. NV. MA. 1884
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HOUSES FOR sALE-korthws.t
4-Bedroom, 2-Bath Brick
WEST 0F 18th at

4-Bedroom, 2-Bath Brick
WEST OF 18th ST.
A beautiful residence Ideally
situated in that community Of
fine homes nr. 18th and
Blagden ave. NV; elaborately
decorated by the owner and
in beautiful condition; has
magnificent recreation room
with bar in the basement;
first-foor powder rm.. 4 bed
rooms and 2 baths on second
floor; one bedroom and large
storage room in the attic.
Two-car attached brick garage.
Drapes and curtains are in
cluded with the property.
Vacant. For the discriminating
purchaser seeking q home OF
refinement and charm, this Is
real opportunity. Phone
Frederick Schwab. WO. 06S4
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NEW HOMES
MICHIGAN PARK
1900 Block of Taylor st.
Fully detached brick. modern In every
respect; 8 large rms. 2h baths;
modern kit: lot 42xl75: moderately
Open Daily, 2 to 8 Pm.
HO. 0700 R. @. Dunno co. $685.
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COLORED-VACANT
UHLAND TERRACE
Lovely brick home, 6 large rooms,
full bsmt., Colonial front porch
Price, $ll.950; rees. terms.
WErTZ REALTY CORP.
906 18th st. NV, ST. 1855.
COLORED-BROOKLA
LOVELY DETACHED HOME
You will be proud to own thi,
beautiful home: Q bedrms. and bath
on 1st a.. besides . lovely liv. rm.
dining rm.. kit, pantry and break.
fast nook: 2nd a. complete I'm
ished; automatic h.-w. heat: garage
ssItaial sa5Istantial down Payment: can Mt
rprn A sAx1nrx 60
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HIRE lS YOUR CHANCE $3.50
HARD TO BELIEVE $3.50 DOWN
Here Is your chance to buy q small
and bath. Colonial front porch.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N: Capitol: Realtors, Ma. $3.50
conSRebmEHobr sG5 enlv.Es 81 NM isARb RE SlSs avs
lst st. n.e.-only $1,000 down.
GSelonissl On porch: easy payments
coLoiED1ArrENr1oN er.LMoa-
ern two-family semidet brick home
Separate entrances and meters. Only
om oah o.E ays viii III sss s9s sas s1s end
home. MITCHELL QUICK. 81. 77sl'
coIoRE6-DEsfRABLE coIoREES iahai LOCATION;
6-rm. brick. bath. bsmt., front and
mo psar Hpf4y n1rshss sRox$k $2s9 Rs.1y dEyn S sso
cofosEb 6ffsiaEi DG sfsf AsAae sE saee
markable 11-rm. brick income prop,
large front porch. brick garage This
is best buy in city at price we can
91ote yeY; Mrs. Cog. VI. 1885,
sss5s1. ss:Rss ssad ssons 1sn: and
cSE6kEBbo ceinSf BOZ 1865 1856 fso5 powN. szTso ss;
month: semidet.; 6 large rms, gas
( ne. Brown REALTY Corr
c6poRsRbs Rss6s; e7ss si.oso 81 cHsa; saG2 balance
a.ss II: rfas ess! iaf sH1ei and Ii hEi
QUICK, 81. 1881; ewes, RIA. 341S.
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VETERANS
NO CASH DOWN
Near Sears Roebuck on L st. ne
Small, compact row brick home
mo. pymts. about S39. Better come
In quick on this. Ewes, GE. 022C
or TW. 1191. DRURY REALTY
CORP l227 K RE 1102 or
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COOLEY BROS.
Builders of Better Homes"
Dl. 1881. Investment Bldg.
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{ BEDROOM 4 2 BATH WELL Ap-
POINTED WHITE BRICK COLONIAL
on a fne wooded lot and
contains center hall, large living
room, den, dining room, and kit
chen. stairs to storage attic, full
basement with asphalt tile floor,
2-car built-in garage,
W. G. r. A NJ MILLER
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MT. RAINIER
4 bedrms, story and ": lge. lots
$500 cash. Full price. S12.600.
WILL ROGERS REAL ESTATE
WA. S262. SH. 4460
CONTINUED on Next Paee.I
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
PHYSICIAN, 4 children, desires 4
bedrm. unfurn. house in NV. sec
ton; ress. rent; will take 2-yr. lease.
Du. O56S 80
FBI AGENT wants to rent 2 or 8
bedroom unfurnished house, D. c.
or suburbs. JE. 1886. 29'
TEXAS CALLNG-U.-S. A. F. officer,
wife and 8 little Texans need 8 or
4 bedrm., unfurn. hse.: prefer Arl.
Jo, $4,000. Ext. 536, or IA; f.
NAVY CAPTAIN wants 4-bedrms, 2
bath, .unfurnished house; Alex. or
8; Arl OF. 1915 after 8 am.
8 BEpRM. HOUSE in se., ne. Sec
ton or nearby Nd. Rent around
Sl10 per mo. vi. s271. -2s
STATE DEPT. foreign service ofacer
desires 3-bedrm. unfurn. house;
DI. 4TO7. Ext. 205. 30
GOVT. SCIENTIST desires 3 bedroom.
Ia bath house In Anacostia or
NtrKinia; $50 month. CH. 1924 .
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1896 sth ST. NV. CORNER HOUSE
In Al condition; z rooms. 4 bed
ton. stores and Roosevelt High
School. This is q real buy on to-
days market and will sell on easy
terms: small cash down, balance
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Nr. Lafayette School and Trans.
2 yr. old det. brick, offering charm.
warmth and graciousness, in a
well-built and planned home. 3
lovely bedrooms and baths on
I'd d. Complete modern kitchen.
Built-in garage. Priced in the very
low 20's. Excellent financing.
LEGUM AND GERBER CO.
AID. 1900 TIL 8 PM.
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ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
brick, consisting of 6
rooms. " baths, gas heat, finished
basement. shrubbed yard. Anchor
fence; house redecorated and ready
for immediate possession. CARL o.
HOLLOMAN, FIR. 9933. 80
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COLORED-NORTHEAST
A fine tapestry brick home near 13tt
and Nd. ave. ne; having :
door may be used as separate apt.
full basement: oil hot-water heat
home In excellent condition.; conven.
lent to TRANSPORTATION mad shopping
priced right: don't fail to see thii
home. Call Mr.. Richards, WO. 6595
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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DEVELOPMENT CO.
Builders and Developers, of
Wesley Hts, Sumner q Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464
Evenings, Telephone ia. 5579
iIist Your House with IIsl
Evening star., 1949-09-27

COLORED-S75O DOWN
Large 3-family brick apt. bldg.; 4
rms. kit. and saith each. separate
entrances; rent from apts. more
sion Of one Of the apis. To Inspect
today. call RE. n73S till q o m. rs
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Peace Conference
In Building Strike
Set for Tomorrow,

Representatives of the laborers'
union, which followed the car
penters on a strike tying up $780,
00o, 900 in construction two weeks
ago, are scheduled to meet at 2
pm. tomorrow with the Master
Builders Association.
But no meeting has been sched-
uled for representatives OF the
District Council of Carpenters to
meet with the builders. The car
penters are asking that their $2.40
hourly wage be increased to $3.50.
This was the weekend labor
situation here as reported by the
United States Cancellation Service
of the Department Of Labor.
The carpenters and the build
ers had meeting on June 8 at the
request of Cancellation Commis-
sioner James A. Holden. 1t was
fruitless.
One hundred driver SaleSmen
Of four pie companies also are
continuing on strike.
A fourth strike was settled yes
terday, however. when 130 pro-
duce warehousemen and drivers
voted to accept an offer Of eight
concerns in the Union Terminal
Market.
Deliveries of fruits and produce
handled by the firms had been
at a standstill for a week. The
strike was settled on the basis OF
this offer made Friday by the
firms.
Workers employed for a year or
more will receive a 81 bonus for
every six-day week they report
promptly for work. They will also
receive weeks vacation pay
making the strike paid vacation.
In future years they will receive
a week of with pay.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
140 Injured Here
During Week in
Home Accidents

Home accidents accounted Tor
injuries to i4o District residents
last week--the highest number Of
the year-the District Red Cross
reported last night.
Several cuts due to handling
electric fans, brought out to COM
bat last weeks hot weather. were
among the injuries. Also inclid-
ed were So falls. 10 burns, two
poisonings. and seven patients with
foreign objects caught in their
ears. stonaehs or throats.
Three adults died from falls at
home.
In q pre-Fourth Of July cele-
bration. q S-year-old giri was In
jured by q sparkler thrown by .
playmate. and q six-month old
baby girl was treated for . neck
injury incurred when she caught
her head between q mattress and
crib bars.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
|CIoy Guthridqe, PBA Expert, Is Retiring
by Nelson "A. Shepard

Clay ]. Guthrldge Of the Pabaie
Buildings Administration Is ex-
changing a million headaches from
nearly II years Of wrestling with
Federal Office space problems for
peaceful retirement IN Florida
after June 50.
He is the man who directed the
worlds biggest and toughest once
assignment job for the Capitals s.
26o 900 wartime workers. requiring
the equivalent desk space Of II
Empire State buildings or about
eight Pentagons.
There is never a permanent
solution TO the problem of Govern
ment Office space =" Mr.. Guthridge
explained yesterday. After the
recession from the var peak. the
total employees dropped 10 l67 900
in November. i947. Now the needle
is pointing steadily upward again
to l80. 900. That means we've been
renting back space in buildings
released months ago"
When it comes to taking the
bumps of q JOB. MIR. Guthridge Is
as resilient as a rubber ball. Al IS
he Is looking forward to years Of
golfing and fishing with Mrs.
,Guthridge at Bradenton. Fla. be-
cause he expects 10 keep young
acting as an architectural consult
ant to Florida bankers.
Was Architect fer 20 Years.
For 20 years before coming TO
Washington from White Plains,
N. Y. he was an architect special
izing in bank buildings. He has
planned them in all sections. in
ciuding the Washington Loan and
Trust Co. building here. He also
planned the first Acacia Building
at i0l Indiana avenue NV. since
enlarged to house the Home
Owners Loan Corp.
No man is more familiar with
the trials and tribulations Of try
ing to find more Office space for
the Capitals mushrooming agen-
cies. Former Secretary OF the
Interior Ickes. my one-time boss,
summed it up once" he explained,
when he spoke of 'clamorous
agencies seeking nonexistent
space"
Mr.. Guthridge learned about
space control problems the hard
way. He first felt official head
aches attending the growing
pains of the Roosevelt New Deal.
Then came the defense period and
after Pearl Harbor the hard and
bitter experiences associated
with rapidly expanding and null
tiplying military and civilian
agencies.
"The end of the shooting only
brought on the problem of recon-
version to peacetime footing. from
decentralization to recentraliza-
ton In Washington. And the end
isn't in sight yet." he said.
Has Acted as Consultant.
Mr.. Guthridge won't be here
to worry about 1t, but the PBA
already is beginning to look
warily ahead to another period
OF shutting and reshufiling of
office space here when reorgan-
ization of the Executive Depart
ments becomes q reality.
About two years ago Mr.. Guth-
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Red Cross BIoodmobile
10 Visit Andrews Base

Al Red Cross bioodmohiie will
visit Andrews Air Force Base from
% am. to pm. Thursday 50
military and civilian personnel at
the base can make their flrst
group blood donation. it was an
nounced today.
The only other bloodmobile
stop this week will be at st,
Johns Parish House in Hagers-
town. Md. from noon TO 8 pm,
Monday. During the last week,
fbloodmobile donations and those
at the regional blood center to-
tailed 4s4 pints. the Red Gross
said.
Hospitals I'm the District re-
.ceived 273 pints. with 21I going
to institutions In nearby Virginia
Maryland and West Virginia.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Washington News
Community Movie Program
Gets Under Way Tomorrow

Beginning tomorrow night. the
public again will be able TO at
tend free outdoor movies when
The Evening Star community
movie program gets under way
on Recreation Department play
grounds.
Lively comedies. animated car
toons and authoritative sports
shorts are among the subjects In
cluded in the showings. which
will be introduced on IA play
grounds beginning at 8 pm.
BY the end of the week. pro-
grams will have been presented
at GA Fairgrounds and by Sep
tember /. when the outdoor thea
ters close, 500 shows will have
been given at 81 Fairgrounds in
the District.
Each individual program is
made up of five short subjects
and runs about an hour. The
films are being presented by The
Star in cooperation with the
Recreation Department and The
Film Center, 915 Twelfth street
NV.
More than 250.000 persons.
young and old. are expected to
attend this summers shows. Last
year they were visited by $4,000.
Il The seasons schedule has been
worked out so that no program is
presented twice at the same play
ground. The short subjects,
selected to interest all age groups.
were chosen by representatives of
the Recreation Department. Par
ent- Teacher Associations and The
Film Center.
Members of the Recreation De-
partment who aided in the pro
gram are: Robert Andrews, Harry
English, Miss June Blair. James
Geater, Miss Beatrice Sudan and
Clint Price.
Included in the presentations
will be Abbott and Costello shorts.
last years favorite comedians;
Laurel and Hardy comedies: Mic
key Rooney starring in Mickey
Mcclure films; Joe Louis fight
shots, musicals, westerns and an
imated characters such as Woody
Woodpecker.
Posters, giving the entire in
dividual seasonal schedules will
be placed on all the Fairgrounds.
From Monday through Friday
each day throughout the 10-week
season, The Star will print list
of Fairgrounds showing where the
films will be shown that night.
Here are the Fairgrounds where
the films will be shown this week:
Monday.
Kenilworth, Kenilworth avenue and Ord
street NE.
Highland DWELLINGS, $50 Yuma street
sE
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Prince Georges Hospital
Guild Chuirmun Named

Committee chairmen for the
Prince Georges General Hospital
Guild have been announced by
Mrs. william Bowie. president.
They include Mrs. L. c. Rosen-
krans, membership: Mrs. George
B. Merrick. finance; Mrs. George
S. Langford, publicity; Mrs. Guy
w. Latimer, library; Mrs. Fred N.
Ohm, linen and sewing; Mrs.
Charles E. Kellogg. gift shop. and
Mrs. Morley JUL. special decora-
tions.
Other ofiicers of the Guild are
Mrs. James M. Osborne, first vice
president: Mrs. James H. Hamil-
ton. second vice president: Mrs.
George C. Cook. treasurer: Mrs. q,
Carvolle Bowen. recording secre-
tary, and Mrs. George H. Martin.
corresponding secretary.
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ridge relinquished the more ar
duous duties OF space control TO
L. J. Ziernicki. Since then the
PBA has been drawing on his ex-
periences as eonsultant in overall
control and Ions g-ranged planning
1t was Is years ago when ne
first began worrying about space
control in Washington. In 1884
the Government occupied about
IL .e0o, 900 square feet Of building
space-office and storage-~for q
mere handful OF $4,000 employees
In the Executive branch. Even
then the Government was leas-
ing about 2.000. 900 square feet Of
space In Washington buildings.
That was a waste Of funds to
the economy minded Mr.. Ickes.
who was forced TO admit at last
there appeared 10 be no solution
to the mounting Federal rent bill
so long as alphabetical agencies
we're being created monthly.
BY June 30. 1s45. the peak OF
wartime employment. 26o 900 war
workers and uncountabie tons OF
supplies were packed In IS 900 900
square feet of building space. OF
this amount, 1000 900 square feet
Iof space was leased from private
owners.
Many Bureaus Transferred.
To accomplish this feat In space
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add three judges to Municipal
Court. After the hearing the Ju-
dietary subcommittee, headed BY
Representative Harris. Democrat,
of Arkansas, viii consider Q num-
ber OF minor bills In executive ses-
sion.
The Senate may act within q
day or two on q final agreement
between House and Senate con-
ferees on proposed extension for
one year of the city system for
day care Of the children of work
ing mothers.
The compromise authorizes ap-
preparation OF $100. 900 for next
year. providing that q trust fund
be set up into which would be de-
posted fees from parents. 70 be
used immediately toward the CEN
ter costs. without appropriation
BY Congress.