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Evening star., 1949-06-07
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WILL TRADE

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sTlck bone, near eth 81 Ane
walter Reed HekpltAi Ths lovely
home consists Of laT9s Tma :
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lovely lot. quality built lhraag hout
most convenient 10 siaFea ssheols
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APARTMENTS UNFuRhlsHEp

5I0s 9th ST. NV rms, 1st door;
kit. bath and basement shared
cont. hot water: h..w. heat: FriEid-
air, sirs; ,s3SS ne ne SK1.b,l SaR Pm; on spd
floor. 3 or 4 rooms, semibath or
private bath; adults. >
4 RMS. AND BATH; child wei
come; ST5 with utii. 600 r st. ne,
Seat Pleasant, Md
APT. in duplex, expos, lawn. 3
rms, din. aicoye. blinds, Ice. COOL
ing fan, tile bath: cony. sfop.,
transp.; 500; gar. opt. Md. UN. 30
TAKoMA PARK -hedrm.. liv. rm,
d!nette. kit. refgr. and stove, nth
incl: in new 6-family apt: bldg
immediate occupancy. $s9 30 per
mo. 81. 1860 days; sH. 5lo1 eyes
GEoRGETowN-If you can afford "a
pay $3.50 per month. we have 9
newly redecorsted apt. for you; con-
sists OF liv. rm with picture win
dows and firepi., bedrm-, modern
bath and fully equipped up-to-date
kit. Call today for appointment.
Ma. 6433. MR.. FERRYf@eyes. I'm.
0Al2. 10
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BETHESDA

Colonial house. preWAE : roomG. al
iAr8r nnished attic. tile bath ful!
basement. h.-Eh. oil extra lot. Old
shade vacant Owner must sell
Cali Mr.. Tyson, with
J. Noble BoaZ, Realtor
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ApTs. UNFUehIsHEp (cer..

so5 BTTTERSCT SIS rcors.
ssuipTt. bath. Eefsr. saE Use OF
o. laundry. $40 ITO
CosGREss HIIGHTS. sE-e-eeo-
III apt. with Aving IN, clnetts,
kitchen and bath. In modern sp.
building, close 20 EhoppinR ard ovs:
SIS per month includes ali dtB-
tiles; refined adults Only. BOZ 3i-h
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Llr. rn ~:
bedrm. and bath. lsf G: resFiy new
good section ne&g bus and stores;
$50 So utilities Incl. sH. 313n
BASEMENT APT. rms. ki,. tn.
bath, utilities: SIS. 70 children OF
pets HI Sa32 II
I6ys ST. Ne rns.. XII. and
bath. lH &. newly decorated: SIS
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Rs ineiudlas aEs. heat sss and 'iee. CAA
sTiTLASD RD.-N.v lg.. 2-bedrn
apt: Ay rm PVT bath, sntr vel
equip kit: $50 mo. utu. iurni 20
reliable people HI. 4l24 $
PARK VIEW APIS. 5o34 3sth St .
Hyattsvilie. Nd. Apt Ais: avail
able June %. 2 becrrns-. Nv I'M L.,
din. rm. kit and bath. Sa5 in
Guiding utilities, tn eusline, new
shopping center across street Apply
TO MASTER BUILDERS. 1905 r. /
ave. HysttsYills, Nd, US. $500
s5Os CENTER ST. N.w.-Thrse-rm
apartment. including all utiis. of
18th 81. AID. s3ls. between g.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Owner Really Leaving City
Reas priced for quick sale is this
Woods section Oct. brick o! prrWAr
conSt II has lis rm. din rm
kit, and front porch on lat r
3 bedrms and ? baths on End e
knottypine rec rm and lAvAtory
in bsmt; steps 10 IRe stoFEe attic
netiAn blinds. etc II block from
trAnsp. and close to schools Due
10 circumstances, owner needs cash
above hnAnclng and has priced house
accordingly For further intorma-
ton, call Mr. Sehwah, WO. 0HsI
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FRED A. SMITH co.
Merrimack Apartments

Now ready for occupancy; 2-bed-
room apartments; large closets;
$685. includes utilities. S2l0 New
Hampshire ave-, MRS. MILLS, resi-
dent manager
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HOME WITH INCOME
Sl5.750

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81. NV We'll Furnished Al eone
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HOTEL 1440

Newly furn., and decor. l rm., kit,
bath; 24-hr. phone and elevator
service; S2S-35 wkly. 1440 Rhode
Island ave. NV. --9
CoLORED-ONE ROOM. kitchenette
apt. share bath. 222 5th st. Sc. s.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 II st. NV. MA 2345
Chew Chase D C..

huo II 81. NV. Ma 80
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Lovely 2-story det. brick home with
3 spacious oedrmS; lEe Nv rm. with
fireplace din rm.; den. kn, and
sept brkfst rm, large full bSmt
with lavatory. oil heat and gar one
block of Wisconsin avenue. excel
lent price with reasonable terms
Call Mr.. Weiss. NE 54O0; ewes
AK $3.50, or TU 4oas
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
DRAST1CALLY REDUCED
Col leaving country makes this de-
slrabie corner property available
Attractive liv, rm, and din. rm,
side porch, lst a. lsvatory. EarAge
Well financed Call Miss Fitch. MI
1850; ewes, CO. 437g
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL

1900 Conn. ave. an address OF dis
tinction, overlooking Rock Creek
Park at Taft Bridge; Washington S
newest de luxe fireproof and sound
proof apartment building; offering
elevator. switchboard. package room
and garage facility; q limited selec-
ton OF one and two bedrooms. un-
furnished. now being readied for
occupancy; rentals from 81 so. Call
HU. 700
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RErHESDA

and bath, extra clean. Nv oil
isrse attic, sood lot and vel! To-
Gated
J. Noble Boaz, Realtor
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Evening star., 1949-11-06

New spacesavng Phlco design gives you 72 cubic feet
of refrigeration 121 square feet of shelf area all in
floor area of feet There is 3-postion temperature
control large size glass covered vegetable crsper large
size ice cube trays glass tray for food storage and de-
frosting. Secosing door latch requires only gentle
touch to close large freezing compartment with door,
rigid steel shelves with stainless nish acd-ressting
interior and 5-year protection plan on the hereticay
sealed Philco super power system Beautifully finished
in durable, cleaning white. It's kitchen star! All
yours at Lacy's for as little as 25c day:
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Scholarship Exams Set
Al BIadensbure High

Competitive examinations for
10 college scholarship awards will
be held at the Bladensburg High
School at 8 am. May Z.
Prince Georges County school
officials reported yesterday that
candidates desiring to take the ex-
animation should apply to the
county's Board of Education by
next Friday.
Two of the scholarship awards
will be given to county students
directly. while eight others are on
q Statewide basis.
The two county awards include
one for boys at Johns Hopkins
University School of. Engineering,
and one for girls at st. Mary's Fe-
male Seminary. Johns Hopkins
also is offering the other eight
scholarships. three to the School
Of Engineering and five to the
College Of Arts and Sciences.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Chevy Chase Voters Meet
Monday 10 Fix Tax Rate

Qualified voters in Chevy Chase
Village will meet at 8 pm. Monday
in the community library. 5906
Connecticut avenue. to decide on
the special local tax rate for the
next year and to, elect new Board
of Managers.
Under the law. the voters decide
what rate shall be fixed and the
County Council makes the levy.
The present rate is 40 cents per
500 valuation.
Residents of incorporated towns
in Montgomery do not pay the
county suburban tax, which has
been 80 cents.
The Board Of Managers will re-
port on its work in the past year.
Members are Arthur w. Defen-
derfer, chairman: George M. Fer
ris, vice chairman; p. A. Davis,
treasurer; Arthur G. Lambert,
secretary; William s. Garland.
Miss Virginia G. Platt and Mrs.
Barbara H. Hayes.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Bernard WahIe Is Named
Manager Of Bus Firm

Bernard A. Wahle. former presi-
dent Of the New England Grey
hound Corp, has been named
general manager of the Washing
ton. Virginia g. Maryland Coach
Co. Al
mr.. Wahle, who worked at one
time, with the Interstate Com
merce Commission and the Office
of Defense Transportation, sue
ceeds e. G. Crandon. who has
served as general manager since
June, 1t was learned.
Mr.. Wahle, who recently was
with the National railways Sys-
tenn. also has been named to the
Board Of Directors Of the coach
company, formerly known as the
Arnold Lines. The concern serves
parts of Arlington and Fairfax
Counties and has a Washington
terminal at Twelfth and r streets
NV. Mr.. Crandon resigned.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Gibson Heads Fairfax Unit
For Election Of Battle

Burns N. Gibson. Fails Church,
announced today that he has
accepted. craftsmanship OF the
Fairfax County Committee for
the election OF John s. Battle for
Governor.
Mr.. Gibson Is q former mayor
of Falls Church and also served
on the Fairfax County Board OF
Supervisors. The complete organi-
zation of the committee viii be
announced in the near future,
Mr.. Gibson said.
Chairman OF the Fairfax County
supporters of Francis Pickens
Miller, another gubernatorial
candidate. Is John A. X. Donovan,
Falls Church. Organization Of
committee for other candidates
In the county has not yet been
announced.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
D'AIesundro Asks Lone to Sign
Bill to Make Ober Act Effective

Mayor DAIeSandros request
brought counsercomment from
DR.. Arthur o. Lovejoy. professor
emeritus Of philosophy at Johns
Hopkins University and . memhsr
of a citizens COMMITTEES scekinx .
referendum On the obsr Act. He
said:
There Ia no emergency is1sGify :
ing an attempt on the part q the
Governor. instigated BY Mayor
DAiesandro. 70 cifcufnvsnt the
obvious intent In the provision Tor
q referendum after . number Of
citizens have already indicated
their intent 10 have . resersn-
DUN"
The Cber Law makes IL crime
for 3 person 70 continue member
ship In 4 subversive group or oy-
ransxatson and provides for . log
atty check of al public oncaals,
tncludins school sescherA
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Fairfax Republicans
Elect Is Delegates
For State Convention

Fairfax County Republicans
last night elected Is delegates and
Is alternates to attend the State
COP convention April % at Rich
mond.
Tyrrell Krum. candidate for the
House of Representatives last fall
conducted the meeting and was
named chairman of the conven-
ton delegation.
Over strong opposition from
George r. Bready. jr., of Herndon
and others, the group voted to
adopt the unit rule at the conven-
ton. Under this rule. the vote OF
all Is delegates will be cast in
favor of any measure approved by
a majority.
Mr.. Grum said the Fairfax del
egation will fight for a State
wide Republican primary.
George ]. Schulz. Vienna. urged
adoption of a strong party plat
form so that the Large discon-
tented group of unpledged'voters'
in Fairfax County would look to
the COP on election day.
Fairfax was allotted one dele
gate and one alternate for each
200 votes cast in the county for
Thomas E. Dewey in the last
general election.
81 Delegates elected were Kent w.
Godfrey, Clark Crossman. Claire
Ducker, Louis Fisher and Mont
c. Smith, Falls Church; Douglas
A. Clark. Merrifield; Carl A. Mar
shall, Fred w. Reimer and Mrs.
Ethel Davis. Mclean; Mr.. Schulz.
Mr.. Krum, Paul Rhinehart, jr.:
L. r. Smith, Vienna; Mrs. Mar
guerite Duncan. Mrs. Mary Rich
ter, Alexandria: Roy Hollis, Clar-
ence Cough, Harry Miller. L. B.
Burkholder. Alex Haight and Mrs.
Bertha Burkholder Fairfax Miss
Irene Martin, Nh. Bready. Hern-
don: Milo Hoots, Baileys Cross
roads, and Douglas L. Hatch,
Burke.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Work Will Start Soon
On Lee Highway Hazard

Work to ease a sharp angle on
Lee highway between North Stat
ford and North Randolph streets,
Arlington, is expected to get un-
der way soon, the Virginia State
Highway Department has an
nounced.
During the construction, which
will involve setting back retain
ing wall and constructing side
walk. curb. gutter and pipe hand
rail for ITO feet along the south
side Of the highway. westbound
traffic will be detoured over Old
Dominion drive. Eastbound traf-
&c will continue to use Lee high
way.
The work, long requested by
Arlington residents because Of the
narrow sidewalk and low curb, Is
expected to be completed about
July l.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Sd. T.. Youths Held
For Grand Jury in
Arlington BurgIaries

Charged with taking almost
$4,000 in four Arlington store
burglaries. three District youths
yesterday were held for action OF
the county grand jury.
Held In county jail in lieu OF
$4,000 bond each were Theodore
F. Mozee. IS. OF the 900 block OF
Twenty seventh street. NV. clif-
ton Davis. Is. OF the 24o0 block Of
G street NV. and Albert E.
Walker. %. of the 2200 block OF
G street NV. All are colored.
They are accused of breaking
into the Virginia Hardware Co
store, 20l6 North Moore street, and
taking Sl3 900 from the store safe;
breaking into the Arrow Foods
Corp. store. 4506 Lee highway. and
taking Sl.l00; breaking into the
Dewey Hardware store. 4756 Lee
highway, and taking $7l8 from the
safe. and breaking into the Leland
Market. ALSO Lee highway. and
taking $50 and a 500 diamond
ring.
Money Returned TO Store.
1t was brought out at the hear
ing that more than $4,000 which
was recovered when the three
were arrested In Baltimore Sun
day night already had been re-
turned to the Virginia Hardware
Co. by Arlington police. This
procedure was termed an ''irregu-
larity" by Judge Hugh Reid. AS
sistant Commemorative Attorney
Paul D. Brown said he would
the matter.
Under questioning by Defense
Homer Randolph
Thomas. Detective John Wise
said he had given the money TO
Detective Chief c. Burns Presley
and that later he had seen rey
ceipt for the amount from -
hardware store.
Eluded Police Here.
The accused eluded Metropoli-
tan Police last Friday after i tin
had been received that they were
leaving Washington by bus. They
were arrested in Baltimore after
they were stopped on the basis Of
descriptions furnished by WASH
ington police.
They also have been charged
with housebreaking by District
police. according to 1t. Aubrey
Tolson. in connection with the
5000 safe robbery OF l.. p. Kent &
Co, 1884 Twenty-fourth street
NV.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Fort Myer Sergeant
Held in Hit-Run Case

An Army sergeant from the
south post of Fort Myer was held
for action Of the Arlington grand
jury yesterday on q hit-and-run
charge.
He is Eugene Miller. who was
accused by Richard Brown, 2424
North Florida street. Arlington.
Mr.. Brown said he had stepped
in front or Sergt. Miller's car 70
check the license number after
the soldier and other Florida street
residents had been arguing Tues
day. He said Sergt. Miller drove
the car forward and hit him on
the legs and ito protect my life
had to jump UP on the bumper. :
He testified he rode the bumper
at q speed which reached an esti-
mated 80 miles an hour while he
hung to q headlight with one hand
and raised the hood and pulled
loose ignition wires with the other.
Sergt. Miller. however, testified
that Mr.. Brown had run around
from the side of the car and
Jumped on the bumper after the
vehicle started moving. He said
he was shocked" by Mr.. Browns
actions and that he stopped the
car when he realized what was
happening. He testified that he
left the scene within q few minutes
without identifying himself.
Judge Reid pointed out that he
was not called on to decide guilt
or innocence but whether TO hold
the accused for grand jury action.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Hearing 10 Be Sci Soon
On Extending Drink Hours

The Commissioner wili hold .
public hearing som on . proposal
by the Restaurant Beverages Akso-
citation OF Washington tina, The
liquor regulations here be amend
ed 10 permit serving Of sjcohoiie
beverages between midnight sun
day and 2 am. Monday
The city heads acted yesterday
on q memorandum from Aioohoaio
Beverage Control Board Chairman
Alan w. Payne. suggesting that
the Commissioners might like 70
have public expression On ths pro-
Iposai"
Present A1c regulations permit
sale Of oriy light wines and beer
on Sunday and prohibit service
of any beverages between mid
night Sunday and 0 am. Monday.
Mr.. Payne told sfe Commits
sioners the Afsc Beard II opposed
TO the amendment.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
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BALTIMORE, April I5.-Mayor
D,Alesandro has asked Gov. Lane
TO sign q Law TO put the anti
Communist Ober Act into imme-
diate effect.
The act was passed by the
legislature In March. Az written.
il WIN take effect June /. The
Governor signed IT,
Then legislators got wind OF
referendum petitions being csrcu-
lated. II 10000 signatures could
be obtained before June l. the
effective date of the act would
be postponed until after the No
vember. 1850. general election
So the Legislature tammed
through . bin In the closing days
To make the Oher Act effective On
the day the Governor signed Il.
The act could still be passed on
By the voters IN 1850. however.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Bridegroom Gets 80 Days
And Lecture in Auto Crash

A bridegroom, convicted In
Rockville yesterday Of driving
while drunk and of using i'm
poroper license tags. was sent TO
Jail for 80 days and lectured on,
the responsibilities Of matrimony
The sentence and lecture we're
imposed By Tran Magistrate Aiger
Y. Barbee. q bachelor.
Judge Barbee rebuked Eston
Lantz. 20, of Rockville. for mar
rying before settling $3.50 worth Of
damages he caused another
motorists automobile. He said
that showed q lack OF respor-
sibilty."
Evening star., 1949-04-15

Inefe $50
are two Republicans and slate OF
seven Democrats running.
Mr.. Knight. who Is In the hard
ware business. Is prominent In
American Legion activities. He 10
past department commander cf
the American Legion In Virginia
and past commander Of AIexan-
dria Post ~.
Mr.. knight also Is past presi-
dent Of the AIexandria Retail
Merchants Association. Is MEM
Der Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and Is past master Of the Andrew
Jackson Masonic Lodge.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Is File for Council
Race in Falls Church;
Mayor Is Unopposed

With midnight tonight the
deadline for filing for the June IA
elections, Mayor Albert M. Orme
of Falls Church is unopposed for
reelection and 13 candidates have
filed for seats on the City Council.
Two other Council candidates
have announced they will file be-
fore the deadline, according to
Thomas p. Chapman. clerk Of the
Fairfax County Circuit Court. The
present Council was elected last
June for a two-year term. but
when Falls Church became a city
in August an election during the
following June was required by
State law. Three councilmen will
be elected from each ward.
Candidates in ward are Sher-
man Wells, incumbent; Robert M.
Cullum, 203 West Cameron road.
executive secretary of the C0m-
mittee for Equality and Natural
ization, Washington; Thomas H.
Graham, 225 South Lee street,
Reconstruction Finance Corp,
Washington. and James E. Durant.
100 West Cameron road, former
councilman.
Ward 2-J. H. Mccarthy. in
sumbent;; Mrs. Jenness Writ
Myers, 116 Great Falls street;
Samuel E. McCrary, 422 Columbia
street. Navy Department. wash
ington; Albert K. Hovey-King. 500
North Forest drive. business and
supply equipment. Washington,
and Joseph H. Mari, 311 Maple
avenue, Chesapeake e. Potomac
Telephone Co.. Falls Church.
Ward 3-John c. McRae, in
cumbent; Lee M. Rhoads. incum-
bent; Boyd "A. Case, incumbent.
and Mandley T. Rust. GOT Poplar
drive. Two candidates who are
expected to file by midnight are
w. David Brewer. 1900 Seaton
lane and Harold w. Hodges, 604
North Oak street.
s.. The State attorney general will
be asked to rule whether candi-
dates will be elected at large as in
the past, or by wards, City Attor-
ney La Rue Van Meter said. He
said he had informed the city
Electoral Board that petitions for
candidates signed by voters Of an
other ward might not be legal.
Some candidates named in June
will be elected for four years,
others for two years. The attor-
ney general will be consulted on
the method to be used to set the
terms of Office. The city's proposed
charter will determine future
terms after this election, the city
attorney said.
Evening star., 1949-04-15
Alexandra Facing lo4o Deficit
Unless Expenditures Are Cut

Alexandria faces q deficit this
year unless the city makes less
expenditures than called for in
the budget.
This was disclosed yesterday by
r. Samuel Luckett. city Council
finance chairman. who has asked
department heads to save on ex-
penses wherever possible. Mr..
Luckett said he would meet with
department heads each month to
see II necessary savings are being
made.
A major factor in the possible
deficit Is a $200. 900 loan the city
had to repay in February which
had not been anticipated In the
budget, Mr.. Luckett said. He ex-
planned that the former city man
Evening star., 1949-04-15

ager had told the City Council the
loan was to be repaid In December.
I948, and therefore was not
budgeted for 1949.
Another factor contributing TO
the city's financial plight Is less
business license tax receipts than
anticipated. Mr.. Luckett said
business license receipts are run
ming $780, 900 behind. More city
auto license tag sales than ex-
pected, however, may reduce this
deficit to about $50. 900. Mr.. Luck
EFT said.
The finance chairman said that
while most departments had spent
less than cne-fourth of their an
nual budget by March 81, more
saving would be necessary to bring
the city but even December u.