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Open Sun, l Till Dark
SILVER SPRING

New brick Colonial. containing 0 large
rooms, IN tiled baths, full hsmt.
gas heat, 2i-ft. concrete porch.
built-in gar: garbage disposal
Priced sis.e5o. TO reach: Out
CoiesviIie road. to Indian springs
Country Club. turn left on Forest
Glen road. two blocks 70 house.
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
sSi0 Georgia Ave. sligo b100.
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CAITHERSBURG
'0G(:AITHERSBURG

walker ave-. one of the choice locs-
tions in town. overlooking the much
admired Methodist Home; large
rodern kitcher. full Hcorsd etttc,
fulI basement. oil heat, storm doors
and windows: price. S14.25o:
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OPEN SUNDAY
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ANDREWS' FIELD

S-room Cape Cod hunsaiov all mod
eru lmpruy emsut&. inGuiated lsrgs
screened porch, gsTaEe is-&rfe lot
30 atlU; terms HI, 16ssH, after q
pm, Mr. Hamilton. HI A17o.
WEST REAL ESTATE
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UNIVERSITY PARK

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SUBURBAN sALE-Mc. Goat

Is YOUR FAMILY the four-room
size? Here's an excellent corner
home in Bethesda, relatively new,
with a bedroom and "a bath down
stairs and 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
up; rumpus room, built-in garage;
a porch you'll thoroughly enjoy ali
summer. Owned By Army otcer
who is Transferred r. p RIPLEY,
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EAST PINES
Open for Inspection

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GLEN COVE

Realtors. 1i3Ol Ga. Ave. tWhest ton
10. 5-I23I. LO. 6-O3l5.
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NEW s.ROOM BRICK

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MICHIGAN PARK HILLS

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Providence Hospital slts astAshse
briek, . sTE old. g IrnA and =
hathA. lot soSI1u; pr1e. sjb.Tsa
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s. r. MARTIN & CO.
sesB Conn. ave. Du. $500 ssss-
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rurVEpry MANOR

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with dtt ssraGss pFsss. si5-oxAss
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RANNOCKRuRN AREA

errounded By estates and with q
I50-ft. frontage on River rd., this
attractive rambler-type home is SIT
uated on "a acre Of ground. abundant
IN trees. shrubs and flowers. Liv.
Completely equip. kit. 2 bedrms.,
bath and a lge. inclosed, heated
porch leading TO terrace. 2nd q.
has . finished rms; storage space
and plumbing roughed in fol-. future
bath; full bSmt-, oil heat; u bath in
bsmt: screened summer house. Prlee,
ST. $50. INEZ CUSHARD, DI.
2740, or OR. 1892, WI. 5s67
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$1,000 Down-Open 1875
X GI Approved-Greatly
Reduced

New all brick. d rms. a baths, Ice
size porch and fully equip. ki
Nev brick. : rms Ia baths, kno:ty
pine Den and gar. Directions. Out
Old GeorgetoTn I'd. 5 min. 20
Wyngste Subdiyfsisn, l DIX. past 70
Ryiand dr. and turn left. Cal
DAN OSTRCW AL tunes. CO lal0-
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RIGGS & co
Veterans. Attention

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Bethesda. Md.-$19,950

o rooms. 2 baths. buiIt-in garage.
a.-c. heat with oil burner; brick
Colonial, insulated; copper cutters,
fireplace. slate roof. side screened
house; rear yard fenced. Easily
financed. See this house right away
Call WO. 1900. once open Sun.
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.
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CHEVERLY. MD

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FOR SALE BY OWNER

/ am Offering because am leaving
town. at considerably below the mar
ket. my attractive stone. brick and
frame Groom home, IN one OF the
most convenient sections OF Bethes-
da. near schools, stores, churches
and transportation.
The house consists Of large, bright
living room with fireplace and pic
ture window. an attractive dining
room. a thoroughly modern kitchen.
3 bright bedrooms and tiled bath.
The house is well constructed. hav-
ing a dry basement with solid con-
crete foundatio walls. slate roof,
copper water pipes, completely in
sulated. including storm sash. The
porch has been screened. the yard
is well sodded and HANDICAPPED.
The financing can be arranged on
a very attractive basis for either
veterans or nonveterans. Call NE
for an appointment to see my house.
Wisconsin 1883 No agents Il 5
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srfl7''4--
Accoceek Bungalow

5 room frame buns sloS. with ezpsn'
sion attic. plus 10 acres Eood ispa
chicken house, bRTn TnlA hovae i
not modern. but for the price ol
$3.50. ii 10 bargain SCOTT
SANDERS, 10 $3.50. even. 20
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,leiFT 1 lApAll
VETERANS Only

Kysi1o, s~sI Sstb . ~ uS
kAsa Gfssps ttissh Ssa Do -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
District Plans Check
Before Setting Tax on
Vending Machines

District officials have decided tc
check further into the food and re-
freshment vending machine business
here before imposing the 50 tax on
each machine.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Chester Gray revealed last night
that representatives Of the coin
operated vending machine industry
will be invited in for discussions be-
fore the levy is imposed.
He made this announcement, after
the vending machine people ap-
peared at his Office yesterday to
protest an earlier announcement by
License Supt. Chatham T. Noting
ham that the 81 tax will be i'm
posed on each machine.
Tax Limited to Cost.
Mr.. Gray said the 1882 law author
izing imposition Of the tax-which
has never been enforced because
most machines do not require Dis
trict supervision-specifies that the
tax shall be imposed only to cover
cost of inspection and supervision
Most machines, until recently, were
not complicated and required nc
extensive District supervision.
Some new machines, however
such as the coffee dispensers, con
tain cream and automatically re-
quire Health Department supervi.
sion. Some machines also require
plumbing and electrical inspection.
Wants List of Machines.
Mr.. Gray told the vending ma
chine operators to prepare a list O
the type and location of every dis
penser in the city for District ON
Gals. When this classification lis
is ready, Mr.. Gray said, District Of
ficials will be ready to discus
changes in the regulations and thu
amount of tax to be imposed.
Simple machines, such as thos'
dispensing chewing gum and othel
packaged goods, require little super
vision and probably would not b,
subjected to the tax, Mr.. Gray said
In any event, he added, the ia,
might not have to be set at 50
since the law requires only that thu
tax be imposed to reimburse tn.
District for supervisory expenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Msgr. Jordan Reappointed
Catholic u. Vice Rector

The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward B.
Jordan has been, reappointed for
five years as vice rector Of Catholic
University, the Rt Rev. Msgr. P. j..
Mccormick, rector, announced to-
day.
While the board Of trustees ap-
proved the action at its last meet
ing, public announcement awaited
formal confirmation by Pope Plus
XII. The Most Rev. Amleto Gio-
vanni Gicognani, the Apostolic Dele
gate, transmitted the Pope's ap-
prevail to Msgr. Mccormick yes
terday.
Msgr. Jordan, author and edu-
Gator, has been associated with the
university in teaching and admins
trative posts since 1921. He was
named vice rector In 1913.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

avenue and Delafield place NV
filled up with water because the
Anticipated sewer was too small.
She remembers boys in bathing
suits trying to extricate cars
stranded in six feet of water.
Complaints Futile.
For years this area had been
flooded after every downpour and
residents complaints to District
authorities were futile.
But the 80 flood was the "last
straw" While the cellar of their
house at 1921 Decatur street NV.
was still virtual pond, the Tel
fords called meeting of neighbors
in the restaurant they operated at
the time at Fourteenth and Deca-
tur streets NV.
Forty people attended. and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

Arkansas Avenue Community AS
ISOLATION was born. And because
of the efforts of this group, the
sewer was enlarged the next year
Now the association usually holds
its annual picnic, another of Mrs
Telford's ideas, on the same tri-
angle that once filled up with water
after every summer thunderstorm.
At her installation last night Mrs
Telford reviewed the accomplish
ment of her association and talked
of new goals. She wants the citi-
zens to get branch post Office at
Fourteenth and Decatur streets NV
and community house.
Fay Urges Jury Duty.
United States Attorney George
Morris Fay addressed the group and
emphasized the duty of every citi-
zen to serve on juries when sum-
moned. He said only 10 per cent of
those summoned for jury duty here
request to be excused.
The following officers were in
stalled with Mrs. Telford: G. H.
Collingwood, first vice president;
Mrs. John w. Robbins, second vice
president; Henry Rhodes, third vice
PRESIDENT Mrs. Frank M. Schertz,
secretary; George o. Berger, treas
urer, and Clifford H. Newell and
Frank Gauss. delegates to the Fed
Grafton of Citizens Associations.
The meeting was held in the Bur-
dick Vocational School, Thirteenth
and Allison streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Georgia Prison Comp
Fugitive Held for Return

Josh. Owens, 80. colored, accused
by the F'BI of having escaped from
a Georgia prison camp in 1947 while
serving the last few months of a
three-year burglary term, appeared
for a hearing yesterday before
United States Commissioner Cyril
8. Lawrence.
Arrested here December IA, Owens
had been employed rs Q dishwasher
at downtown restaurant and lived
in the TOO block of Florida avenue.
He was held under $4,000 bond. pend
| ing negotiations between State and
Federal authorities about his return
to prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

in front of their
house, the Ar
kansas Avenue
Community As
ISOLATION might
not have been
organized nine
years ago.
Mrs. Telford,
installed las t
night as the new
president Of the
association, re-
called how, after
the September
rains in 1899, the
delta at the cor
ner of Arkansas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Founder Recalls How Floods
Launched Community Group

If Mae and Fred Telford had not
determined to do something about
the flash floods that were filling
their cellar and stalling automobiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07

Infantile paralysis is an ancient
disease, with Sir Walter Scott among
the noted victims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Mems s45'oo Suits now 35.75

Every OutercOat Now
Greatly REDUCED!
Wool ceverts. Gobordines, Tweeds VeIours shetonds
and India Whipeords; with removable wool Upper
Innings. Fiyfront and button-hru models with set-in
sleeves, raglan or bonoeoon styles Sizes IS to IS for
reeuors, shorts and longs
Mems $3.50 0utsreoats- now OH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-07
Every Fall and Winter
SUIT REDUCED!

Woo Wessteds Shorkskins Imported Twists ond Harris
weeds, Sobordinss, cove shetIonds, Honespuns and
F'onne's Single and double breasted Sizes IS TO 48
Tor regulars, shorts long, stouts short stouts Iona souts
Evening star., 1949-05-12
West Virginia Detective
Held In 1947 BurqIaries
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. May
IA city detective sergeant to-
day was charged with two bur-
elaries that occurred In l947 and
was accused jointly with q police
civil service commissioner In an
other warrant.
Police Chief Hercil H. Gartin
announced last night the arrest
Iof James Steinbrecher, 80, the
detective. and his uncle. Howard
Steinbrecher. 46, the commissioner,
on a warrant accusing the two in
the beating of q Huntington man
last Sunday. The complainant was
not identified.
Also named with the two police
officials was Sam Martino. 80,
described by police as - resident
Of home for alcoholics"
The police chief said James
Steinbrecher was charged in the
burglaries Of the Montgomery
Ward a. Co. store and the B. and
B. food market, in 1947.
A safe containing some 50, 900 in
cash and checks was stolen from
the fodo market on March 81. l947.
The Montgomery Ward burglary
involved the removal Of q safe
later found abandoned in an alley
behind the store.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Rites Set Tomorrow
For Dr.. B. H. Smart

Funeral services for DR.. Ben
jamin Horace Smart. 80. retired
general practitioner, who practiced
here for nearly 40 years, will be
held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow In the
Chambers funeral home, 3072 M
street NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
DR.. Smart died Tuesday at his
home in North Beach. Md. where
he had been living since his re-
tirement Is years. ago.
Born In Concord. N. H.. he was
graduated from Tilton IN. H. In
stitute. a preparatory school,
and Harvard University Medical
School. He came here In 1895 to
set up practice and was on the
staff at Sibley. Hospital until he
retired. During his career. he was
proclaimed by the American Medi-
cal Association as one Of the out
standing diagnosticians IN the
country. He made his home at 237
Rhode Island avenue NV.
DR.. Smart had been active in
civic affairs at North Beach, where
he had summer home for more
than 40 years. He served as Mayor
of that resort for two terms. He
was q Mason and belonged to the
City Club here. as well as the
medical association.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ethelyn Bloodgood Smart: O son
Benjamin Smart, 3348 Prospect
avenue NV: a daughter. Mrs
Harold Touchette, North Beach.
and a grandson
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Funeral Rites Planned
For Mrs. BerkIey Inge
Here Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Lillian
Galleher Inge. IS. wife Of Maj,
Berkley Inge. USA retired. and
mother Of Mrs. Robert j. Barrett,
wife Of the Superintendent Of Po-
lice, viii be held at ! pm. tomor-
row.
The services will be In Mrs. Bar
rett's home. 5s11 Seventh street
NV. Burial viii be In Arlington
Cemetery.
She was stricken while attend
ing a meeting Of the District De-
partment of the United Spanish
War Veterans. OF which she was
an aide. She was active in the af-
fairs of USWV. Mai. Inge served
In the Indian Wars, the Spanish
American War and World War /
A native Of Loudoun County
Va. Mrs. Inge had been a District
resident since childhood. She and
Maj. Inge lived at the Dorchester
House. 2480 Sixteenth street NV
Mrs. Inge was chaplain Of Dew
ey Auxiliary. USWV. as well as
being active In other Spanish War
groups. She was also a member
Of the Sons and Daughters Of Lib
erty and Of Miriam Lodge, Order
Of the Eastern Star.
In addition to her husband and
daughter. Mrs. Inge is survived by
a son, Berkley Inge. jr.. los Que
bee street NV; q sister. Mrs
Mamie Erwin of Falls Church, Va;
five grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1949-05-12

Presidential campaigns once
were won By o whisker.
That. at least. is the political
theory OF Harry o. Hine. former
secretary Of the Board Of Educa-
ton. who last night served as
toastmaster and impronptu ana
lyst at the YAfCA Old Timers 23d
annual reunion and dinner al the
Central Branch. YMCA. 1875 @
street NV.
Mr.. Hine, glancing around at
the nearly 100 YMCA veterans at
the party. noted but two goatees
still being worn
Things were not like that said
Mr.. Hine 100 years ago. when the
YMCA movement was just getting
started In England.
In fact, he said. you had 70 sport
a luxurient growth on the chin TO
get anywhere-in politics or. for
that matter. in love.
Look at Lincoln. he said. He
wore whiskers. Then came Andy
johnson, a beardless man who
slipped into the presidency when
Lincoln was killed.
This smooth-shayen johnson
got his mail at the White House.
But he lived In the dog house.
commented MIR. Hine. In the
next election, the people quickly
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Easiwind's S Watch Officer
Guilty on Two Counts
by The Associated Press

BOSTON, May IA Coast
Guard court-martial convicted 1t.
Roland H. Estey yesterday of two
Of four charges brought against
him in connection with the fatal
collision Of the cutter Eastwind
and a tanker of the New Jersey
coast last January. It acquitted
him of two other charges.
1t. Estey was officer of the watch
the night of last January 10 when
13 Of her crew were killed in col
lision with the tanker Gulfstream.
Twenty Coast Guardsmen also
were injured in the crash.
The court found that the officer
failed to evaluate properly radar
information and failed TO notify
Capt. John A. Glynn that there
was target" within 3 miles of
the cutter In the radar field. Capt.
Glynn was In command OF the
cutter.
The court said the prosecution
failed to prove charges that 1t.
Estey failed to reduce speed and
order fog signals and that he
failed to notify Capt. Glynn Of the
fog.
Sentence was not pronounced
pending review Of the case In
Washington.
Evening star., 1949-05-12
'Whsker-Iess Old d-Timers Told
Presidential Style Changes, Too

traded johnson for q tremendous
beard-U. S. Grant"
A whiskerless man actually was
elected President IN 1876, he said.
when Samuel J. Tilden won an ap-
parent victory but failed 10 gel q
majority In the electoral college.
That whiskered crowd On the
Electoral Commission took 1t right
away from Tiiden and gave 1t 10
Hayes, who never could have posed
for q razor sd
SO it went" Mr.. Hsne said
Until 1919. every President had
some facial adornment. But al o!
q sudden. as far as whiskers we're
concerned. the Jig was up
"A man with any wniskers at
all didn't stand a chance Look
at Dewey. A moustache. See what
happened 70 him"
Mr.. Hine. who sports q faint
growth himself above his upper
lip. said there once was q time
when a girl thought a kiss without
a moustache was like an egg
without salt"
But things seem TO have
changed. he said. as his eyes
wandered over some Of the hairless
scalps in the audience.
In fact. some of our companions
seem TO have let the new style 60
to their heads"
Evening star., 1949-05-12
Election Of Kristen
At6. W. u. Confirmed

An election dispute over tn,
vice presidency OF the Student
Council ut George Washingior
University. In which q COMMITTEES
OF both faculty and students over
ruled the council. has been settled
10 Was disclosed today,
The action confirms the election
OF Leonard Kristen. i427 Whittier
place NV. as vice president Ths
wransle arose when Frank o'Hrien
245o Massachusetts avenue NV.
another candidate for the post
charged that six ballots which gave
Mr.. Kristen the edge in the April
20 voting were invalid.
Mr.. Kristen hod received SIC
votes. and Mr.. O'Brien a6$. OF
nine ballots found TO be unsiampec
by election ofiieials. six carried
votes for Mr.. Kristen. The Others
had no choice for vice president
After an election efficial reported
before the ballots were counted
that he had neglected 10 stamp
% or To- ballots, Charles Lilien
the councils election chairman
declared the vote legal, The
council, however. by a So vote
over-ruled him and called for q
special election May IL.
Mr., Lilien and the All Student
Party. which had nominated Mr.
Kristen. then took the issue Ia
the Student Life Committee. com
posed Of Ave faculty members and
six students. With two instructors
absent. the committee voted 7-7
TO uphold the election OF Mr..
Kristen.