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Newly furnished and decorated: 1
rm., kit. and bath. 24-hr. phone
and elevator service; S24.5O-S31 80
wk. l440 R. I. ave. NV. -l2
LA SALE APT. HOTEL
2 rms. kitchen and bath; fully fur
nished: maid service and linens:
commodious 1-rm. with pvt. bath.
S24.50 weekly. Loc. in the heart of
the business and shopping district.
Apply 102s Conn. ave. la
On Mt. Pleasant Carline
Newly dec. furn. apt, lge. studio
rm. with Q expensive Hollywood
beds and Iiv. rm. furn. Everything
mod. and brand-new. Kit. and
din, I'm. combined. Refer, stove,
sink and dinette set all brand-new,
supplied with gas. cleo, telephone
extension, maids service, linens and
towels, bedding and spreads: lsun-
dry facilities; SS5 per mo-. for q
couple or 2 ladies. AID. 66s1, 1929
Hobart st NV
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
4 BEDRMs. AND Ia BATHS
located Q blocks from Conn. ave,
and truly , good buy. 1st H., liv.
rm., extra-large din. rm., kit, den
or bedrm.: End a.. nice bedrms.
and Ia baths; attic; oil h.-w.h.
beautifully decorated det. garage;
nr. schools, shopping and transp.
miss seeing 1t today.
E. r. BOYNTON co.
OR. 0s0O; eyes,, Mr.. Blackwell. OR.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C,

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Lovely semirambler right in the heart
Of Chevy Chase. Large living room
with dining ell, equipped Kitchen. 2
rooms and " bath upstairs; fun
basement with oil h.-w.h.; wooded
lot, high elevation, close to Conn.
ave. This Is an unusual home, and
warrants inspection. Only $17,5OO.
Substantial cash required.
FRED A. SMITH co.
REALTORS.
1l1S 17th ST N w NY oAS0
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1914. .950"

$l4,9 ,95O
Residence in Comm. Zone
A drastic reduction to sell
Immediately makes this an
outstanding opportunity to
acquire . home with immedi-
ate commercial possibilities.
Fronting on main street in
Northwest D. c., 1t Is 20 feet
wide and has six rooms and
bath on two floors. Gas heat,
Vacant. Well financed. Phone
Mr.. Peck, To. 14l5.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 234b.
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HoUsEs FOR SALE-Northwe,t
HOUSES FOR SAlE-NofthWest
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Rambler Advantages
In Chevy Chase, D. c.
900 Q50

This detached corner brick
full Hawthorne section of Chevy
Chase, Just q square from
transportation. On the first
hoor is q living room with
fireplace, dining room. kitchen
two bedrooms and bath and on
the second floor are two bed
rooms and bath. Center hall
plan, recreation room with
bar, oil heat, built-in garage.
Phone Frederick Schwab, WO.
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NO. 3-Kensington, Nd.
Three Splendid Detached Homes
$4,000 to S13,75O
One new bungalow; 8 rooms and bath;
full attic; gas air condition heat:
deluxe throughout; two others Of 6
rooms and bath; gas air condition
heat; modern throughout. All are ex-
tion call nights and Sunday-Lock-
wood 5-1705. All exclusively with
METZLER-Realtor
Dt. $500 1106 Vermont Ave. NV
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SHANNON & LUCHS co
1908 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Three Splendid BUYS

AAA &C StACAAA4O ouyo
No. Just West of 18th st.
Overlooking Rock Creek Park
Owner will trade on larger home
18th st. corner preferred Splendid
detached brick; perfect condition. 6
rooms and > baths, powder room on
1st. floor; paneled recreation room
in basement, gas h. W. heat. built
rooms large and bright. Cali us for
inspection and further information.
Nights and Sunday-EM. 3072.
No. 2-Nr. 14th and Quincy sts.
Two-Family Arrangement
Splendid brick row-Newly decorated
throughout, floors scraped, etc
Modernized kitchen; rooms and 2
baths: double enclosed rear porches:
paneled basement with full bath;
kitchen arrangement on 2nd, includ-
Ing sink. Live on 1st floor and 2nd
floor apt. will pay overhead. H.-w.
gas heat. Priced right to settle
estate. Nights and Sunday. call GE
354O,
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Brightwood, $12,950
641 Hamilton St.

Open L to 8. Dunnigan built row
brick, 1st .noor, living rm., dining
rrn., den, kit; 2nd a.. 8 bedrms.,
bath; full Basement gas h.-W.h.; /;
". I. BEERS. SH. S7z7, IA. ases.
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Ideal NV Location

Ideal NV, Location
! ,. T. l1825 18th St. $e,SQo
p 7. T. 1a9S iao9 Summit %1nm .1! Dl;. sss6b9 o's69
2 ;. r. (bll2 Conn. ave. J---$1i,S0O
2 b. r. f2039 N. H. ave.5 ,760
3 b. r. u623 Lanier pl0---$15,76O
Call for tmmed. appt. to inspect these
we'll located apt. homes; well nm
anced. with tmmed. occupancy.
HOME REALTY co.
Cali from Q to o. Tu. 025s. RE. 1887.
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SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
Six-room apt. near Capitol; monthly
payments like rent. Call RE. 1881,
UN. O759. IA
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Large living room. 2 bedrooms, kitch-
en- and bath with shower. All apart
equipped play yards. School bus d.
rect to project. Laundry facilities.
Sodded, Handicapped lawns. Capital
Transit bus direct to project.
Take F-4 bus (9th and Constitution)
to Michigan ave. ne. termina.;
change to K-6 New Hampshire
bus direct to project, or take K-4
bus "Chillum' to New Hampshire
ave. and District line, change to
KS mt. Rainier" bus to project, or
drive east on Missouri ave. Riggs
rd) to Chillum rd., right to project,
or out Michigan ave. lQueens Chapel
rd0 to Chillum rd.. left to project.
H. G.. SMITHY co. p
Sl1 18th et. N. w. ST. $500.
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= AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Price reduced on this det. brick home,
tion and shopping; this is 4 prewsr-
built home with 3 bedrms., stairway
to finished heated attic, lovely liy-
Ing rm. with fireplace. dining rm.,
kitchen large enough for breakfast
table,; built-in garage, automatic
BY appointment. -
ARLIE L. JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
4 INC.
OR. 7100. Realtors. Til Q pm.
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Vacant, Immed. Possession
WOODBRIDGE

Convenient to bus, stores, schools;
detached home; 5 rooms, bath.
basement, garage; S11,750. Fur.
nished or unfurnished. Terms ar.
rappad
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cODOkEU--FIHST COMMEKCIALr.
111S N. H. ave. NV; 8 rms. bath
OIL h.-w.h.; row brick; $3.50 pc
mo.s Call A. M. DRAISNER, Ma
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718 TAYLOR ST. NV.
Open Sun. 2 till 6-Lovely Colonial
row brick: reasonably priced; 6 rms,
~. baths, parouet drs., full bsmt.,
auto. gas heat, 2 rear porches, lge.
yard oct. dble. gar; easy terms;
poss. At settlement. Call Mrs.
West, with D. Il. JOHNSON CO.,
EE. 6212, MA. 1895; ewes. and Sun,
DE. 1927. is
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Colored-60 Bryant st.
I large rooms; row brick; good con-
dition; conv. to Howard Univ,
transportation. shopping, churches.
Good value at S12,85O. Inspection
By appt.
SCOTT SANDERS
b1a1 Macarthur Blvd, OR. 6678.
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HOUSES-SAlE-hE tco
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

Seeking Convenience?
This is 1t, Nr. ne. Gov. bldgs,,
close to everything; a fne, well.
built row brick house; rms. fun
dry bsnlt., lge. storage attic, oil
h.-w. heat; all in excel. cond Owner
asking only $l3. 500. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO. EN- 1900
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SILVER SPRING-4 bedrms.. Q baths
on La. ground; house newly deco
rated; $125 mo.
3-bedrm brick Colonial; new-home
@eab REAEPoRs lsrs i@s sH nc $500 s9 tn
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HOTEL 144O

CHASTLETON HOTEL
Furnished apts.; 1 and 2 bedrooms
See manager, 18th and r sts. NV
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1920 Wis. ave. NV, OR. s431 or
Coi. Henry 7; Boettcher. o. s, A.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-16
U. S. Army Prohibits
Showing Of Maxi Film

Washington, (JTA) - The Ar
my has prohibited the showing of
films depicting Nazi persecution
of Jews to American soldiers
bound for duty in Germany, it
was admitted this week by Army
authorities here.
An Army spokesman said the
films might create ill-will' a
gainst the Germans and that the
Signal Corps Film Service was
operating under entirely differ
ent instructions at the present
time" One film banned was
Concentration Camp Atrocities"
The Army described this docu-
mentary as the most spectacular
coverage of atrocities in various
German concentration camps"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-16

ected national president of the
Mizrachi Women's Organization
of America, as the Oath Annual
National Convention of the wom-
ems religious-Zionist organization
came to a close.
Almost a thousand delegates
representing 1877 local chapters in
every section of the country con-
cluded the five-day conclave by
voting a record-breaking budget
of $1,511,OOO for Youth Aliyah,
child restoration, social service
and educational activities spon-
sored by the group in Israel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1949-12-16
Savannah, Ge0rqia
MRS. Lionel GoIub Heads M;zroh; wor,e,

Mrs. Lionel Golub, of Brooklyn,
New York, was unanimously ell
Evening star., 1949-04-10
BIoodmobi|e Will Seek Donors
In Charles County This Week

Vert, wife OF Mai. Gen. Vert
commanding officer at Ft. Belvoir.
is Auxiliary Blood Program chair
man at that base. The Arlington
Count Red Cross chapter will con-
tinue its blood donor program
Mai. Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd
commandant of the u. S. Marine
Corps Schools at Quantico. is
credited with much OF the sue
cess attained at that base. Mr.
Evans said. The chairman praised
the blood recruitment work OF
Mrs. C. c. Jerome. wife Of Brig
Gen. Jerome, chief OF staff; Mrs.
r. o. Bare. publicit chairman,
and numerous Gay Lady volun-
teers who aided the nursing staff.
Mrs. Jerome is Quantico's Blood
Program chairman.
Hospitals in the District. Mary
land. Virginia and West Virginia
benefit from the blood donations
TO the Red Cross. Mr.. Evans
pointed out.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Bookmoker of 81
Spared Jail Term
Because of Age +
BY the k,sociofed Press

SALISBURY, Md, April 9-An
a1-year-old man was convicted of
bookmaking today and his age
saved him from a jail sentence.
Judge Carl L. Walter said he
was suspending a 60-day sentence
for Charles B. Eyer because that
might be "a liftime for a man
OF the defendants age"
The judge fined Eyer $3.50 after
defense Attorney William w.
Travers waived a hearing and
pleaded for leniency.
Police Chief William Chatham
said Eyer was making book in
the rear of a fruit stand. The
elderly defendant told the chief
he accepted bets only from his
friends and made no money on
them"
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Construction of a modern $500
900 outdoor theater IN Rock Greek
Park is the aim of officials OF
the National Capital Sesquicen-
tennial Commission.
1t is planned as a major monu-
ment Of the Sequicentennial which
will stand long after next years
l5oth birthday celebration for the
city. National Capital Parks OIL
cials are cooperating in the pro-
gram.
Paul Green. the noted play
wright. who is preparing TO write
a historical and patriotic drama
for the Sesquicentennlal. inspected
the site Of the projected amphi-
theater, last week.
The natural amphitheater is
on the east side of Rock Greek
Park, between Colorado avenue
and Morrow drive. N. w, just
west of Sixteenth street. 1t is
a heavily wooded area. The site
is directly south Of the recreation
area, a few hundred yards into
the woods. Under the tentative
plans, a new highway would be
built into the area at the south.
Mr.. Green pointed out the am
phitheater would accommodate
5000 to 5000 permanent seats.
with provisions to care for over
flow crowds by erecting additional
seats and providing standing
room.
Mr.. Green described the site as
more beautiful in natural sur
roundings than either the am
phitheater at Williamsburg. Va. or
Manteo, NC.
The author has The Common
Glory" at Williamsburg and The
Lost Colony" at Manteo on Roam
oke Island along the North Carol
ina coast, as current summer pro-
ductions.
Mr.. Green said in his opinion
only a comparatively few trees
would have to be taken out at
the Rock Creek Park site. He
declared that with proper light
ing and approaches. the scene
would look like Fairyland'. He
envisions it as 18th Century con-
struction. reminiscent of the Vir-
ginia plantations. He said there
would not have to be much grad
ing in the natural bowl.
The stage. erected at the bottom
of the amphitheater. would be
equipped with all the latest de-
vices.
I'VE shall try to put in drama
here the real meaning of Ameri-
Ca" Mr.. Green declared. 1T
will be a drama built around the
character of Gen. Washington
and the City of Washington. We
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Arlington should start thinking
Immediately about raising funds
for construction of an addition to
its sewage treatment plant so it
can help halt pollution OF the
Potomac River. County Board
Chairman Basil M. DeLashmutt
declared yesterday.
Although the county sewage
treatment plant handles about
6 900 900 gallons daily, more than
5. 900 900 gallons of untreated
effiuent are emptied into the
river each day. To this Alex
andria adds an equal amount and
Fairfax County is responsible for
1850, 900 gallons.
The Virginia Water Control
Board has requested municipal
tiles for quarterly reports on
progress being made toward re-
duction of pollution and this was
mentioned to the County Board
Yesterday by Manager A. T. Lund-
Der The first report is due
May /.
When board members suggested
items of progress" which might
be used for the quarterly reports,
Mr.. DeLashmutt asserted such q
procedure simply would be post
poning the inevitable"
He referred TO plans which the
county has for an addition 10
present treatment facilities and
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Rockville Christian Church
To Begin Auxiliary Building

The Rev. DR.. ]. Warren Hast
ings, pastor of National City
Christian Church, will deliver the
sermon at a ound-breaking cere-
mony for a new educational build
ing of the Rockville (Md.) Chris
tian Church at 8 o'clock this aft
ernoon
Among those expected to be
present will be Mayor La Mar
Kelly of Rockville. The Rev. j.
Virgil Lilly is pastor Of the
church.
The new educational unit will
have eight classrooms. church
parlof. choir room. pastors study,
dining room and kitchen.
Members of the Building Com
mittee are Brawner q. Harding.
chairman; Bradley Karn, w. s.
Belt. Frank H. Karn, Frank H.
Higgins and George A. WILSON, u.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Theuters in u. S. Parks Urged
Bv Founder of Barter Group

Of conservation and my conten-
ton is that we should pay more
attention to cultural conserva-
tion," Mr.. Porterfield explained.
Mr.. Porterfield reported that
"the seed had been sown" for two
methods of providing these facili-
ties. The first would be for the
National Park Service to construct
the facilities for after-dark en-
tertainment and operate the con-
cessions itself for the public.
The alternative is for the Bar
ter Theater to get the National
concession on after-dark enter
tainment so 1t could be the clear
ing house for all cultural enter
tainment that would go into the
Nations National parks.
II see the facilities as a func-
tional building with an outdoor
seating system" Mr.. Porterfield
said. "a sort OF amphitheater so
that the same stage could be used
for outdoor and indoor shows
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Montgomery Citizens
To GET Finance Report

Public opinion on county
finances will be sought at meet
ing of the Montgomery County
Civic Federation at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the Bethesda Elementary
School.
A report on the financial situ-
alton of the county will be given
by John T. Moore, chairman Of
the committee on public finance
and budget. Emphasis will be
placed on proposed expenditures
for schools and other capital i'm
provements.
The federation is one of several
county groups represented on a
Joint committee which has been
asked by the County Council to
study ways Of meeting the critl-
cal need for school buildings.
Formal action by the fedora
ton will be deferred until the
May meeting, so that delegates
may carry back information to
their member associations.
other business will include q
report by Royal H. Carlock. chair
man of the committee on internal
county improvements, on the
status Of Fairgrounds and COM
munity buildings in the county.
President Herbert N. Eaton has
announced the appointment OF
Walter II. Verdier of Rosemary
Hills as chairman Of the commit
tee on roads. streets and bridges,
to fill a vacancy caused by the
RESIGNATION of Nelson M. Brown.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

With 202l2 pints Of blood do
mated by the Quantico. Va. Marine
Base personnel last week setting
a new record. the Red Cross
Bloodmobile for the first time will
turn its attention to Charles
County, Md. this week.
Rudolph M. Evans. chairman OF
Blood Recruitment for the Red
Cross Washington Blood Center,
announced yesterday the Blood
mobile will be outside the U. S. o.
building, Indian Head, Md. DON
ors will be received at the build
ing from 10 am. to 4 pm. We'd
nesday. Mrs. Victor Bowling is
Blood Program chairman for
Charles County.
Montgomery County and Mt.
Alto Veterans Administration Hos
pital will be added to the Blood
mobiles schedule later this month.
The Bloodmobile will be at Ft.
Belvoir, Va. from 10 am. to 4
pm. Thursday. Mrs. Douglas L.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
By the Associoied Press

ABINGDON, Va. April 9.-Rob-
ert Porterfield. founder and man
aging director of the Barter Thea
ter Of Virginia. now wants "cul-
tural" recreation In the National
and State parks of the Nation.
While the Barter Theater has
been taking theater to The peo-
pie. the real centers of recreation
the National and State parks
have no adequate facilities for
cultural recreation. Mr.. Porter
field observed.
Mr.. Porterfield recently con-
ferred with Newton P. Drury. d.
rector of the National Park Serv-
ice, and Representative Fugate.
Democrat, of Virginia. in WASH
ington to see what could be done
along this line. He presented a
plan to erect theaters for plays to
be presented by the Barter group
in the country's % national parks
The Nation is very conscious
Evening star., 1949-04-10

shall try TO interpret the meaning
and destiny OF this country. as
we'll as We can do it,
Mr.. Green said he is now en-
gagged on preliminary research
into the Seventeenth and Eight
eenth Centuries for the work. He
is studying events leading up
to the creation of the City OF
Washington. He epitomized it as
making a survey of sources"
at this time. The dramatist de-
clared the actual writing will not
begin for some weeks. He said
the presentation will feature
music and dancing.
Edward Boykin. director of the
commission. who accompanied Mr.
Green to Rock Creek Park for
a first-hand inspection of the
site, said the commission pro-
poses TO set aside 100000 for
building the new amphitheater
and for producing Mr.. Green's
presentation,
Evening star., 1949-04-10
100000 U. 5. War Dead
Returned for Burial So Far

A total Of 10000 dead from
World War II have been returned
TO this country In less than half
the fve years the Army expected
would be required.
However. officials are not abs
TO say exactly when the program
viii be completed kinee many os
the next Of kin have not decided
whether they wish the return and
the Identification s-owrs - Sill
Ia underway In overseas areak
X Is estimate e.
matsIy 700 900 dead wfIi b. re-
turned for rehurials In the United
States.
When the program Ia eoEapaesfd
the Army then wiii beg.n is s~-
lection Of the ''unknoSn service
man Of World War II for eafiA!
In Arlington Cemetery, ms -
expected 10 take place sosnst4'sas
next year. though no oen'-He cas-
has yet been Sci
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Dobney Watts Succeeds
Reurdon at Winchester
IN ths Associctsd Press

WINCHESTER. Va, April b.
Dabney Watts today was ap-
pointed commemorative attorney
for Winchester, succeeding James
P. Reardon, who resigned because
of bad health.
Mr.. Watts was named in an or
der entered in Corporation Court
by Judge Elliott Marshall. Mr..
Watts is a native OF Richmond
and a son of NJ. B. Watts, clerk
of the Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals. He Is graduate OF
washington and Lee University
and a Navy veteran sof World
War u.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Some Suburban Rents
To Be Cut Under New
Control Legislation

Some tenants in Maryland anc
Virginia suburbs of Washington
will be entitled to rent reductions
under the new National Rent Act
No one knows exactly how many
tenants will be affected. the Office
of the Housing Expediter said here
today, but the number was esti-
mated as comparatively few"
District tenants will not be af.
fected, of course. because all rem.
tai accommodations here are ad.
ministered by the District Rem
Control Administration under 9
separate law governing the Dis.
trict alone.
The affected rental units will
be those automatically decontrol-
ed between January l and March
81 last year.
Blind SpotH in Controls. -
Under a blind spot" in controls
resulting from changing legisla-
tion over the last two years any
unit whose tenant had signed a
Is per cent rent increase lease
was automatically decontrolled II
the tenant moved out at any time
between January / and March 81
last year.
In such cases, landlords were
permitted to charge anything
they wanted for those units. The
result was that in some cases
tenants across the hall from one
another in the same apartment
building have been legally charged
disproportionate rents for the
same type of apartments.
The new rent act which became
effective April l. however. ends
this situation, for it puts such
units back under Federal control
and requires that the rents be
rolled back to what they were be-
fore, or, in case there has been
a general rent increase granted,
to the level of the new rents.
Baltimore Landlords Warmed.
The first postwar change in the
rent centrol law provided for a
IS per cent voluntary" rent in
crease and decontrol of such units
on December 81, 1947.
A subsequent act passed April
/, 1948, provided. however, for re-
control of units whose leases were
terminated or expired after the
date of the new act4 That left
three months for which recontrol
was not provided. 1t is these
units which are now brought back
under control, and the rents are
to be rolled back, the housing ex-
pediter's Office said.
In Baltimore, Walter r. Heath,
the Maryland housing expediter,
warned that landlords OF recon-
trolled units must file q report OF
termination of lease statement
with their area rent office by
April IS.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
DeLoshmutt Urges Eor!y Action
On ARLINGTON River Pollution

declared: We've got to build the
plant"
When comment was made that
there are no funds available for
the project. estimated to cost at
least SIPS 900, Mr.. DeLashmutt
observed:
Maybe we should be think
ing about raising those funds.
The board took no action yes
terday, however.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Miller Files Candidacy,
Pushes Voter Qualifying

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. April
9 (R.-Francis Pickens Miller has
filed his official declaration Of
candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for governor, his head
quarters announced today.
simultaneously, Mr.. Miller
urged his campaign. organizers
throughout the State to devote the
month of April to encouraging
voters to qualify for voting in the
August primary.
May 7 is the legal deadline for
poll tax payments.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Rev. John D. Lee
To Speak in Arlington

The Rev. DR.. John D. Lee, who
will become canon In Grace Epis-
copal Cathedral. San Francisco,
this summer. win deliver the first
of five Holy Week messages at the
II am. service today in Walker
Chapel Methodist Church. 4lo2
N. Glebe road. Arlington.
DR.. Lee also win speak st the
g pm. services tomorrow through
Thursday next week. The serv-
ices viii be conducted by the Rev.
j. william Hougn. pastor Of
Walker Chapel.