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Evening star., 1949-07-31

Both Mr.. Moriarty and Mr..
Travers have been active in the
Henry Knox Field Masonic Lodge.
Incumbents assured of the
Democratic nomination without
contest Tuesday are Armistead L.
Boothe, city representative to the
House of Delegates; Howard w.
Smith, jr., Commonwealth's at
torney; Roger Sullivan. city treas
urer; James r. Duncan, judge OF
the civil and police court, and
Marion B. West, judge Of the
Juvenile and Domestic Relations
Court.
Also without opposition are six
candidates for the Democratic
Committee. They are: Mrs. Au-
dry Walz, 1st ward; Mrs. Edith
Warner and Talbot Sinclair, End
ward; Charles w. Sherwood, 5th
ward, and George ". Boteler and
Miss Camille De Lane. 9Th ward.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
! Mental Hygiene Group
Asks Public Funds for
Clinics in Maryland
sy the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, July 30.-"The
State and city have shown q re-
grettable apathy in the matter
of providing for psychiatric
Clinics" in the opinion of the
Mental Hygiene Society of Mary
land. >--y--.
Edward E. Yaggy. ir.. society
president. announced today that
the organization will urge State
and city budget appropriations to
establish new clinics.
In criticizing Maryland apathy
toward psychiatric clinics. Mr..
Yaggy said:
For example, last spring. State
officials refused Department of
Health budget request for $27. 900
for the clinic, every dollar of
which would have been matched
by 81 in Federal money"
THE clinic" Mr.. Yaggy refer
red to is at the University of
Maryland. which the society op-
crates. Mr.. Yaggy said the So
ciety will no longer administer
the clinic after January l. 1t had
been supported by the Community
Chest.
Mr.. Yaggy said the Mental Hy-
giene Society fears that because
the clinic will serve as training
for psychiatric students that &C
ceptance of cases will be based on
their value as training subjects.
He said the society also is wor-
ried that insufficient State appro-
priations in the future will reduce
the clinics present capacity.
The society's board said the
psychiatric problem had become
so large that only public funds
can cope with it adequately. The
society said it compares with tu-
berculosis. communicable and
venereal diseases for which treat
ment centers are supported by
State and city funds.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
|GreenbeIt Armory Vote
Due in House Tomorrow

The House is scheduled to vote
tomorrow on a bill which would
authorize transfer to the State of
Maryland of a tract of Federally
owned land in Greenbelt for an
armory site.
The legislation. sponsored by
Representative Sasscer and Sen
ator O'Conor, Maryland Demo-
Gratis, would not involve any
money. 1t already has passed the
Senate.
Maryland is ready to build a
National Guard armory on the
site If the transfer Is authorized.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Budget Trims TO Save
.S5O0,000 Next Year
Ordered by Lane
By the A,socioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, July 30. Gov
Lane announced today he has tolc
all department heads to trim theil
budgets SO the State may Tavt
$500 900 in the next year.
He made an exception OF Statt
hospitals, but asked them to hole
down operating expenses.
Other departments were advised
to control expenditures OIL pre-
determined schedule" which aver
ages 2 per cent Of their budgets for
the fiscal year ending next
June 80.
A State House spokesman said
the amounts range from Sis, 900
for the University of Maryland to
$40 for the Commission IN Uni
form State Laws.
Cuts Made in Last 2 Years.
Across the-board cuts of 2 per
cent were made in department
budgets during the last two fiscal
years. The Board of Public Works
ordered the economies after the
1947 General Assembly passed a
resolution asking annual savings
of $500, 900.
A similar slash in Maryland S
$l35,584.746 overall budget for
this fiscal year should be possible
in period of sliding prices. un-
employment and declining reve-
nues. Gov. Lane said.
The 10 agencies told to cut costs
operate on general funds. Their
budgets total S74.12s.274, the
comptroller's Office said.
Special fund agencies were
omitted. since their money is ear
marked and does not show up in
general treasury revenues. Roads
Commission funds, for example,
are dedicated to highway pur-
poses.
Rules Out Transfers.
He also notified department
heads they can no longer. transfer
salary funds to other items, ex-
cept in extreme cases.
The Governor. added that the
Board of Public Works would
limit money from the $3.50, 900
general emergency fund to real
emergencies "and not to maintain
spending programs established on
a level which the legislative ap-
preparation for the purpose will
not support throughout the budget
period"
Reason for Economies.
He said economies are impor-
tant for this reason:
For months past, we have been
in a mild recession, accompanied
by falling prices and increasing
unemployment, and a decline in
tax revenues should be antici-
pated."
He added:
voluntary economy on your
part may prevent the necessity
of later action by the Board Of
Public Works to eject a cut in
appropriations"
Gov. Lane ordered the budget
pruning only day after delegate
Bandiere, Democrat of Baltimore,
asked Attorney General Hall
Hammond for a ruling on whether
the Legislature could demand
acroSs-the-bOar cuts.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
AIexandrians 10 Vote
Tuesday,; Candidates
Vie for 4 City Posts
By Moy Lou Werner

Alexandrians who vote in Tues
days Democratic primary will Sc
lect candidates for commissioner
of revenue, city sergeant and two
justice of the peace positions.
Commissioner of Revenue c..
Aubrey Callahan is being opposed
by William E. Sellers, a Potomac
Yards employe and public tax
auditor.
j. Frank Moriarity, who was ap-
pointed city sergeant in April to
succeed the late Claude w.
Fletcher. will be opposed by w.
Hugh Travers, former State ABC
employe.
The justice of the peace contests
are in the 1st and 5th wards.
Michael P. Frasca. incumbent, is
opposed in the 5th ward by Francis
c. Treger.
Callahan Succeeded Father.
Three candidates for justice of
the peace in the 1st ward are w.
Hobart Little, James r. Carver and
F. c. Pullin. 1t is the first time in
recent years that more than one
person has filed for justice of the
peace.
Mr.. Callahan has been commits
sioner of revenue in Alexandria
since 1914, when he was appointed
to the Office on the death of his
father, who had been commits
sioner since 1898. The younger
Mr.. Callahan was a deputy under
his father for 20 years.
Mr.. Sellers Is a wheel-plant
foreman at Potomac Yards, where
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Peach Festival 10 Be Held
Az Bethesda " COTTAGE

The Bethesda "Y" Cottage,
recreation center at 8410 Wiscon-
sin avenue, will sponsor a peach
festival from 6 to II pm. Thurs
day at the cottage.
An entertainment ptogram is
being prepared, and peaches. ice
cream and cake will be served.
Proceeds of the festival will be
used for upkeep of the cottage
sponsored by the Montgomery
County YWCA for Bethesda young
adults and service personnel. Co.
chairmen of the event are Miss
Helen Fraser and Miss Winnie
Brooks.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Handicapped Children
To Get Swimming Course

Arrangements have been made
for a 12-week course in swimming
for handicapped children of men,
bers of the Montgomery County
Cerebral Palsy Association. Mrs.
r. L. Dunn. president, announced
yesterday.
The group has obtained the use
of a pool from to 8 pm. Wednes-
days. Children who wish to at
tend must be accompanied by a
parent.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Grosshoppers Threaten
MARYLAND Orchards
by the Assoeiatsd Press

University Of Maryland ento-
mologists reported yesterday that
grasshoppers are posing a threat
to apple and peach orchards in
Washington, Hartford and Mont
gomery Counties.
Orchardists were urged to spray
the ground and lower limbs Of
their trees with chlordane. They
were warned not to spray during
the last three weeks of harvest
next fall.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

Columbia: Kenneth p. Laird and
Jessie B. Sailer;
CORTLAND: Charles M. Knoble
and Guy j. Lester;
East Falls Church: Charles r..
Fenwick and Ellis M. Lacy;
Jefferson: Mary r. Day and E..
w. Hamman;
Lyon Park: w. B. Barber and l..
Audrey Warren;
Lyon Village: j. Ernest Burleson
and Benjamin G. MILAN;
Virginia Highlands: Harrison
Mann and Leo Urbanske, jr., and
Westover: John H. Barrett and
Arthur Pomponio.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
Wharf Application Filed

BALTIMORE. July 80 (P).-The
Baltimore district Army engineer
announced receipt today of appli-
cations from George c. McGuck-
ian of Annapolis. to build a tim
ber wharf in Spa Creek, and s
FELTON, Atwell of Eastport, to
dredge a small basin and channel
in Wells Cover of Spa Creek.
Evening star., 1949-07-31

ton the con-
tests for pre-
cinct commit
teeman.
The races for
posts on the
County Demo-
cratic Executive
Committee pro-
duce election
eering'' similar
to the State
W ide battles,
but in greatly
concen tr a t e d
form. There are
two members of
Evening star., 1949-07-31

he has worked for 30 years. He
also is a public tax accountant
and auditor. He lives at LOG
East Del Ray avenue.
Uncontested Candidates.
Mr.. Moriarty. 81, was deputy
city sergeant for 18 years before
his appointment as city sergeant.
His opponent, Mr.. Travers, who
is SO, has been a volunteer fire.
man in Alexandria for IS years.
Evening star., 1949-07-31
RuckerCharges
TwoCandidates
Gang on Him
Friction in Primary
Grows; kemeth and
Stanton Accused
By Robert c. RoIIinqs

Vlrginia's campaign for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomina-
ton is generating friction at the
grass roots of the party in Airing
Evening star., 1949-07-31

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DUPONT CLUE. i32fB 18th ~. Nv
Nice lSt-neor double or triple. with
pyt. hath. $3.50 each. snd-aooT
double and share room for boy;
S47 so each Cool basement. angles:
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PVT home; tge. single RIM; refined
gentleman: excellent meals. GO.
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fs1s MASS. AVE NV The Oak
mont; downtown location. very
attr. Ire. dbis-. tufn bedSs sxsel
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nv, vicinity waruaAn PARK Hotel.
gccd meals bright clean Fooznse
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ladies OF young nssn: showers: ran
ntn9 water in roouae. elevator.
switchboard; sxseiIent board. Iss
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
BOATS Cont

BOAT MOTOR. srsy Is. 5 hp.,
cooled used very little, SIS, PA
BOAT LUaBER-Martne ulywood
Free boat plans Mercury Cupboard
Now then. try ROBINSON'S 1889
Kenaworth ave. ne. AK. 1890.
JOHNSON CUPBOARD MOTOR la4s
de luxe, 5 h.n., practically new
$3.50 Ho. 1884. Ext. $50, ana
N y RoPE. we have it in stock :
t.-inch. ls-lneh and as-ineh. NASH
MARINE SUPPLIES INC" ESQ
ENTIRE ouTFir, or Or any ay' part. al lar
below cost. fast. double stepped
runabout. 22-h.p Johnson; less than
80 hours; sturdy Platform trailer
Cali wo. 1857 alter : m. j"
ee-H.P. EvINRUDE. rev Sept, '4s;
n nsg eGn nd Ion. Sili "emonstrste
FISHING PARTY-Dsy, nirht: ches-
Bay. Sharps Island, GooseS For
Eeseryatlons. call CAPT. ANTHONY
ouTBoARD MOTOR REPAIR-Best
in the city. MAYFLoWER MARINE
s.w, ST 1890 is
MERCURY OuTROARD motors, all
sizes in stock at present for irnmtd
delivery: terms and trade MAY
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w,. ST. $500.
INBOARD AND CUPBOARD boats.
All sizes on display At Wash S
largest indoor boat display rm
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE.
INC. 1900 Maine ave. s.w~ ST.
ALUMINIUM BOATS. i #. Ions a
few left at the sale price OF sI25
ca. For any OF your boating needs,
come to Wash's largest and best
equipped marina. MAYFLOWER
Maine ave. s.v, ST. 1890. lis
STAINLESS STEEL and Judd trailer
boats. guaranteed not TO leak OF
Bin 9k sf no th5R Sn r fRgi1i1EE c c6
RENT OUTBoARDs al SHERIDAN
CUPBOARD RENTAL CO, 6l35 Ga
ave; GE. 3040; Sea Bee parts dealer.
U-BUILD-IT-12-ft. cupboard runa-
oout: smart lines. light and fast;
$50 so. See and try them at
STEELCRAFT DOCK. Maine ave.
and NJ SITS. sw.. or call ST. 4145
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs, sired
AsaARD Kennels. REGISTERED. "a.
COCKER SPANIEL at stud. beautiful
black show type, II champions on
his pedigree with Axe 81. 2565
LARGE COLLIE SHEPHERD. male, /
yyr old; fine for farm; IS. Call
KITTENS. free: 8 wks; old; would
hands, otherwise / wi viii i have to on have e
e ihsa Aass' sHfSHE III f puppy male
Sl2 mos; sired by champion Capt.
Franz v.d. oldehove: S125. sH.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES and
crown dogs, all colors, Axe res.
Top Flight Trouble at stud; priced
reasonable. We deliver. Rockville
sTGD SERVICE WANTED for Alb.
tiny toy, fox terrier, male dog NOT
KRiss KRoss KENNELsWDoss and
cats boarded; cocker pups for sale,
c Tessl Ph onr F eGnR.i ILL.,
must 60. 50 BEAUTIFUL puppies. sli
reg; male. s25; femalt. SIS: sac
rifice prices on breeding stock,
champion DiOoCllnes. MclNI1RElS,
SeoTsis ave. ext. sH. 7}ss. '.'t ~ II
FREE KITTENS 90, to good. kind
homes. Really cute. 1919 14th st,
WANTED GooD HOMES for 4 kit
tens. all males. Call GIL. 4l44.
BOXER PUPPIES, fawn, black mask
and brindle. wks. Old. cropped.
Axe reg; price reas. Cali GE. 2745,
IL to 4 On 10
RED poBERMAN PrNsCHER at stud.
Cali SH. S791. lis
SIAMEsE KITTENS. sired by Rose
dere Jo-Nee. eligible SPA. resistra-
ton; clean gentle and affsctionate;
S35. Falls Church s13s. 100
GREAT PFRENEES, Q. all-white fe-
males. z wks. old. Axe reg. Look
like polar bear cubs. Reas. WA. oT36.
GOLDEN COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe
reg. Sire Is fam champ: $50. Ask
for MRS. BRANTIEY. 10. 5-s4I1.
MINIATURE SCHNAUZER PUPS, 4
mo-; show prospects and pets;
champion sires and dams. Fairfax
BOXERS, Mossmont kennels have
some exceptional nice puppies. See
them AL, 0S05 Ia
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MIscl. WANTED Cont.
dear!

Would like 70 purchase
for cash; also good used piano Call
RE. 3672. 2ls
GoLD-BrIng your old scid, pla,i-
mum. teeth. discarded levelry We
pay cash. A KAHN. INC. SIS wears
at 9,35 81 NV
PIANOs-We pay highest cash prices
for spinetS, small uprightS. grands,
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 4s70
PlANOs-Grano. uL-sn. spinel, or
apt. size: ar size. arr condition
ven pay cash. SH. 3039
SEWING MACHlNES-W Guy al
types; repair, hemstitching, buttons
eoyereo. pleating 5l6 Iitb st Nv
STOVES, FURNITURE, ranges. ice
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
CO. 1O1I 9TH ST. NV. MA, 1862
TYPEWRITER, by pvt party: Stand
ard or portable. Call between . and
5. VI g292. %
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any condition; china. brie-a-
brac, old jewelry and furniture
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st. NV, ST. 7496.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters, calc.. cash
reg. of. equip. any kind: top price.
RI SIs Go asns ever
china, glassware. rugs. silvervare
PAINTINGS; highest cash prices oatd
Can MURRAY Taylor 1888
ANTIoUES-Bric-a- china, ST.
verware. old iewelry. furn: Any amt.
DORA KRUPsAW. MILESTONE. 1885
BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
homes: cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2e37; after 2 pm. GE. l4lo.
BooKs-sell me your books. open
f FTRiEsD go so sspds sHop s So Sc
ST. NV. Ma. 94a2.
BOOKS, large and small collections;
bought and removed az our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 7a1 9th
St; nv i NE; 5aaS- ,,.,.., oua,,,y.
also movie camera, protector, lenses.
Mr.. WEISS, from go. RE. 2436.
CIiOTHING~Highest prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN's; llss
~ a. NE 5r,e ssa D.,a T ior s sssl
i INST etc: viii cali. MORRIS SALES
100 Fla. ave. NV. MI. 1914
DAoNaPs x.. sS,a ssearssa . vein
QGuEuL. no puICAMSr Wv nku1As sSsS
prices paid, NV YORK JEW
DIAMONDS, gold, old jevelry and
silver. Cash paid ERNEST BuRk
DfSHWASHER. commercial type for
church kitchen; capacity l,25o
dishes per hour. OIL 5000. :,
FURNITURE-I viii accent your old
furniture you no LONGER need. for
reupholstering or repairing Of other
furniture. Also interested In up-
Tlss Pianos Ap ,, 43al. oous sa
priess 9, = FgRs. EcH. $40 TtS
FURNITuRE-Wln suy eItire con-
tents OF odd pieces Also old glass
ware china. brie-assrae. Byy,ns
WOODS 9th and Z sts n.s. Ne
FURNITURE wanted AZ once. good
furniture OF an kinds: entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash. Please
can Nh JAMES. phone MA. 262o.
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RMs. FURk.--Mp. 8 VA.

SUITE or 2 corner rooms and lava
tory; for adults; in large detached
home. Chevy Chase Bethesda area
no kitchen. WI. 1901 after Q. lis
3s12 ALLISON ST, Brentwood. Md
For married couple. SIS week and
care young baby while parents work
IL
RIvERDALE. MD. 47o7 sheridsn St.
. Ink rooms for rent; semibath.
Phone WA 5000 Is"
ARLINGTON - To Govt. employed
man; front rm. tst O.. new home
shower, bath. refs: | blk, bus to
D, c. Lyon Park, $40 N. Daniel
TAkOs.A PARK-Beautifui furn,
studio bedrm, with refer. and snack
bar Pvt bath and ent. in fine new
home. Twin beds. . closets. HaI
at door 1901 Carroll avenue: SH.
4s4S, ewes, z TO q. --iB
ARLINGTON-Paneied recreation rn..
pvt. entrance. bath and phone, hot
plate. S4s. per mo-; restricted gen.
tleman CHI 3s4S
ALExANDRIA---Single room. prt
bath. for lady TIE. 2s37
TO share room;
twin beds. laundry PRIVILEGES SIS
month Call ON. a44l, lis
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ROOMS rURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w

rm., new furn.. pvt home. quiet.
cow. transp. Cali any time. VI.
$50, 3455 23rd st. Sc, SHIRLEY
Terrace bus w. IL
Mr.. GOVT. BLDG. - LEe. |. b. X.
dble. rn,, employed couple. cleo. g
No utensils or linens furn. No
children OF pets. Call Elk. 1918
ga
$40 11th ST.-Front dble. rm.. com
fortably furn. for refined persons
pvt, entrance, LII. 3-02la. --lp
HILLCREST--26o4B Branch ave Sc
Lovely room. shower; detached home !;
refined gentleman. VI. 0S5l. ---l7
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ROOMS FURkIsHEo-No,.hes.s

Ice. FRONT RIM. dhie. bed: senipyt.
bath. next bath: cow. to transp.
Suit, for or 2. TR. 5000. III
1901 26th ST. N.E.-SinEle room.
private home Of adults; nondrinker,
262i aIth ST, Me- single rms;
crosstown bus; pvt. home no other
roomers MI 44s3.
BROOKLAND--2 single front rooms.
attractiyely furn., employed ladies
SO wk. ca Call DU 6I5s. Sc
THE MARICk, 1873 b ST. NE
Nicely furn, dble, and sgle rms,
.aund, and cook priv. TR. ei54
THE GALESA, ia3 b ST. NE.--Girl
to share rm. with another sgle. bed
laund and cook, priv. FIR. 97is
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. NEEDLE.
sleeping rm,. nicely Turn. for . or
persons. Reas. TR. a47o
1873 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Ne
Newly decorated single rm. FIR
Ol0a III
ATTR. SINGLES. doubles. redecorated.
new furniture. Ii. 3-592a after 9
CoLoRED--sINGLE RIM. for man or
woman; all home PRIVILEGES Call
after 8 pm, LII. $4,000. lie
CoLORED-NICE FRONT RM.---For
rent for man and wife; cooking
privtl. No children. Can be seen at
anytime. NO, 0l46. Is
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