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Evening star., 1949-02-03
Arlington Votes Taxes
On Autos, Businesses
And Professional Men

Arlington residents must buy coun-
ty automobile license tags and busi-
ness and professional men pay
privilege taxes this year under
ordinances adopted last night by
the Arlington County Board. 1t is
the first counrysi in Virginia to exer-
else such powers.
The board acted under authority
granted by the General Assembly
to enact the new levies which here
tofore have been reserved to cities
only.
Both revenue-raising measures
parallel State ordinances except for
rates. The motor vehicle license
rate is exactly half of the State fee
with passenger cars paying Is cents
per 100 pounds of the vehicles
weight. Minimum for cars is 50.
Some Taxes Retroactive.
Taxes on business and professions
are effective as of March / this year
and must be paid by March 81 to
avoid penalty They will be retro
active to January l, the due date in
future years.
| For example, the tax on retail
merchants is IL cents per 500 of
gross receipts rather than Is cents,
the levy against professional men
is on a fiat fee. rather than gross
receipts basis. and the charge for
nonresident merchants operating
from trucks, such as dairies and
bakeries, is much less than the fee
suggested in the earlier drafts.
t For professional men, however,
gross receipts are used as a yard
stick to measure the fee Those
having gross receipts of less than
5000 will pay $40 tax. This will
graduate upward until the doctor,
dentist or lawyer crossing SIS 900 or
more will pay 500. The first pro-
poSal called for a gross receipts tax
of So cents-highest in the ordi-
nance.
Contractors, builders and develop
ers, too, will pay a levy which is ac-
tually a fiat fee but which is based
on gross receipts. This will range
from $40 for those crossing 81 900 to
5000 and $500 for those taking in
more than $500,000 A 26-cent gross
receipts tax first was scheduled for
contractors.
Tax Schedule Listed.
Instead of $3.50 for the first truck
and 500 for each additional, non-
resident dairies and bakeries will
pay 500 for each one If they sell to
retailers and $50 II their customers
are individuals.
The tax on nonresident dry
cleaners, however, will be $3.50 for
the first Office, store or truck and
500 for each additional one, as
originally proposed.
The ordinance includes a land
lords tax of Is cents per $100 of
gross receipts on owners of more
than two rented houses and owners
of apartments or commercial prop
erty.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Bill 10 Freeze Tax Rate
In Maryland Incomes
Nears Final PASSAGE
By J. B. Zotmon
Stor Stoff Correspondsnt

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-The long
delayed bill to keep the tax on per-
sonal income at 2 per cent today
needed only approval of amend
mentS befofe being sent to the Gov
ernor for his signature.
Unanimous Senate approval yes
terday made General Assembly
action on the measure all but final
1t would rescind legislative action
taken at the 1947 session to raise the
tax to 212 per cent this year on 1915
income.
An amendment tackled on by the
Senate Finance Committee woulo
permit taxpayers to use the short
form" for incomes up to $4,000.
After the favorable committee re.
port was adopted Senator Edward
D. Storm, Democrat, of Frederick
County, offered an amendment
which would reduce the per CEN
rate on investment income to
per cent on the first 81 600.
He emphasized his proposal would
affect l949 income and would moi
interfere with the Governors budget
for the 1949-50 fiscal year.
In a roll-call vote, the amend
ment was defeated, 1913.
The Senate deferred to Monday
night action on a favorable Judiciary
Committee report on a bill to amend
the BouSe Act so as to admit in evil
dence concealed weapons found in
an otherwise illegal search.
Among proposed legislation sub
mitted in the Senate yesterday was
bill providing for the issuance OF
licenses for the carrying of deadly
weapons.
The licenses would be issued by
the Baltimore police commissioner
and the superintendent of State
police to applicants of good moral
character and reputation who could
show reasonable" cause for carry
ing weapons and who have knowl-
edge of their use,
In the House, Delegate Joseph A.
Bertorelli. Democrat, of Baltimore
sponsored a bill to exempt from
the sales tax clothing and acces-
sories of children under years OF
aoa
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Suit by Negro Schoolgirl
POSTPONED in Alexandra

The suit OF a colored high school
girl, who seeks equal facilities in
Arlington schools. has been contin-
ued indefinitely in Federal Court at
Alexandria.
The continuance in the case OF
Constance Carter against the Ar
lington School Board and Supt
Fletcher Kemp, was granted by
Judge Albert v. Bryan at the re-
quest of Attorney Lawrence w
Douglas who said Mr.. Kemp is Ill.
Miss Carter. 16, a student at the
Hoffman-Boston High School fol-
Negroes, charges discriminatory
practices. She was refused admis-
sion to the white Lee
High School to take courses she
said were not offered at the Hoff-
Boston School.
The plaintiff. represented by At
torney Leon A. Ransom, asks ad.
mission to Washington-Lee as ar
alternative to equal opportunitie.
and facilities at Hoffman Boston.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Montgomery Volunteers
Sought for Gray Lady Duty

Forty volunteers are needed for
Gray Lady duty in Montgomery
County, according to Mrs. Kester
L. Hastings. chairman of volunteer
special services for the Montgomery
Red Cross Chapter.
The Naval Hospital requires addi-
tional workers for day duty to serve
as shoppers for bed patients, as
recreation assistants and craft
workers. The hospital at Forest
Glen requires volunteers for both
day and evening duty as hostesses
in the recreation hall and as recrea-
ton assistants, Mrs. Hastings said.
Volunteers for duty at both hos
pitals will be interviewed by ap-
pointment next week.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Mrs. Fowcett to Head
YWCA in Alexandria

Mrs. Laurence G. Fawcett has
been elected president of the Alex
andria Young Women's Christian
Association.
Other officers chosen at the an
nual meeting recently were Mrs.
Charles Bilisoly. vice president;
Mrs. H. H. Burks, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Penn Howard, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. George
Penn, treasurer.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Barrett Back at Desk
After Florida Vocation

Supt. of Police Robert J. Barrett
today was back at his desk after a
Florida vacation ordered by his
Doctor.
} Maj. Barrett left for the South
a week ago Monday. after catch
ing a severe cold during the in
augural festivities. His Office re-
ported the police official was much
better"
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Bishop Roines to Head
Methodist Publicity Unit
By the Associoted Press

III By the Asseeioted Press
- CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Bishop Rich
zNArd c. Raines, indianapolis, Ind.
yesterday was elected chairman ot
fhe commission on public informa-
tion OF the Methodist Church
Bishop Raines, who succeeds Bishop
G. Bromley Oman Of New York
was named to a four-year term at
the commissions organizations
meeting.
The commission is described as the
ehurch's worldwide newsgathering
organization.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
I'd. T.. Students Reach
Science Talent Final

Two Washington students are
among the 40 high school seniors
named today as finalists in a ma
tion-wide Science Talent Search" D."
They are Walter Gilbert, 16, of
1909 Thirty-fifth street NV, of the
Sidwell Friends School,, and Carl w.
Werntz, II. of $40 Nicholson street
NV, of Coolidge High School.
The youngsters were chosen for
such accomplishments as construc-
ton of generator used In atomic
work and original research into the
culture CT the ancient Indians. The
flnalists, nine girls and 81 boys from
II States and the District, will COM
pete for total of $1,000 in 'schol-
arships offered by the Westing-
house Electric Corp.
With all expenses paid, they will
attend five-day science talent in
stitute here starting March 3. AT
that time they will be interviewed
by board of judges who will Sc
lect the award winners. Top award
will be a four-year $4,000 scholar
ship.
| Young Gilbert plans to go Har-
yard next fall to prepare for a ca
reer as a research chemist or a
physicist. He has been working to
separate chromium and hafnium in
one step, a chemical problem that
has not been solved yet. He has
built his own equipment for micro
photography and also has made
photos of sunshots seen through his
own telescope.
The other District finalist Carl
Werntz, expects to continue his star
gazing hobby and become an astron-
omer. He plans to attend either
Georgetown or Harvard Universities.
He has built 6-inch rejecting tele-
scope. a mirror testing device and
mounting apparatus. He is a men,
Der of the National Capitol Astron-
omers Club.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
D. {. Bureau Studyinq
'0ne-Shot' Penici||in
Treatment Of Syphilis

The District Health Department. is
studying a new type of pencillin in
lection which may prove to bes a
one-shot' cure for syphilis, it was
learned today.
Dr.. S. Ross Taggart, director of
the Bureau, Of Venereal Diseases
said 40 cases followed in the study
show encouraging results" but he
stressed that definite conclusion.
cannot be drawn yet from the find.
ingS.
+ He explained that the new type-
penlclllln in oil and aluminium stea.
rate-keeps enough of the drug ir
the blood of patients to combat the
disease for as long as five days
Most OF the penicillin solutions
maintain the blood level for only
about "a hours, thus requiring in
]ections every day. The standard
treatment is to inject about 5000 OOO
units OF pencillin every day for 10
days.
New Treatment Discussed.
DR.. Taggart discussed the new
study after announcing a new radio
series, beginning tomorrow, that will
urge Washington residents with
symptoms of venereal diseases to re-
port to the Health Department for
examination and treatment. The
series will be aimed especially at
women.
A total Of 1892 venereal disease
cases were reported by the bureau
last year-2,000 above the 1947 total
But despite the increase, DR.. Taggart
announced that the number of new
victims Of the early stages of syphilis
dropped from 1852 in 1947 to 1,O18
last year.
Most of the venereal disease in
crease, due at least in part to the
departments extensive case-finding
program, involved new cases of
gonorrhea. he said.
Radio Series Scheduled.
The radio series, to be broadcast
each Friday at l0:45 pm. over Sta
ton WWDC, will be aimed princi-
pally at women because of the rela-
lively small number of female
patients who have reported to the
Rapid Treatment Clinic About 40
per cent of all the victims are in
tthe 20 to "a age group
The 13-week radio series will in
clude tape-recorded interviews with
syphilis victims. recounting the his
tory of the disease in their cases.
Mrs. Evelyn Freyman, radio actress,
will conduct the program.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
D.C.Pub|icHearing5e
Feb. Il on Extension
OF Rent Control Law

A public hearing will be held at
10 am, February IL, by the Com
missioners in the District Building
board room on a bill to extend rent
control here through June 80, 1851.
The bill is sponsored by Repre-
sentative Harris, Democrat, of Ar
kansas, who Is chairman Of the
House District Judiciary Subcom-
mittee handling the measure. Dis
trict rent control expires March 81
this year.
The Harris bill calls for restored
converted housing to District con-
troll and for new section to pro-
tect tenants in buildings where the
apartments are sold through a CO.
operative setup. Both changes are
supported by Rent Administrator
Robert F.. Cogswell. Although Mr.
Harris is opposed to merging Dis
trict and national rent control un-
der one statute, the section on CO.
operatives would parallel the ma
tional rent control act by requiring
that at least IS per cent OF the
tenants in occupancy must hold
stock in the cooperative or join
it before eviction of other tenants
can be started.
Myers introduced Bill.
Another bill before Congress
would eliminate the Districts sep
arate rent control law and place
the city under the same provision
as the national act. This bill was
introduced last month by Senator
Myers, Democrat, of Pennsylvania.
Senator Myers bill would restore
rent control almost to its wartime
status, Tightening and extending the
present National Housing and Rent
Act.
The District Rent Control Admin
istration, meantime. has authorized
rent increases for 498 units in three
large Washington apartment houses
The apartments and the author
lied increases are:
The Ordway Gardens at Twenty
seventh. Ordway and Porter streets
NV, $50 units. 5.04 per cent aver
age raise: the General Scott Apart
ments, Scott circle NV, 180 units,
500 per cent, and the apartment
house at 1717 r street NV, 68 units,
sos per cent.
Ordway Gardens.
Meadowbrook, Inc, had asked a
9.96 per cent rent increase for Ord
way Gardens at a hearing before
Examiner James G. Tyson. The
new rents will range from $3l so per
month for one room and bath to
$3.50 for four rooms and bath
Rents have ranged from $50 to
$8450.
Herbert Harvey. Inc, also appear
ing before Mr.. Tyson, had asked a
1899 per cent increase for the Gen.
eral Scott The new rents will range
from $3.50 per month for one and
one half rooms and bath to S102.5C
for three rooms and bath. The old
rents were $50 to $3.50.
Dora Poretsky also appeared be-
fore Mr.. Tyson on behalf of the
Rocksboro on r street She had
asked a 10 per cent increase. New
rents will range from $28 per month
for one room and bath to $50 for
three rooms and bath. The old
rents ranged from $26.50 to $50.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Legislators Set Hearing
On Veterans Club Liauo,

BY Stoff Correspondent OF The Stur
ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 3.-The Mont
gomery County legislative delegation
will hold hearing at 7:3o p. m.
tomorrow on proposed bill to per-
NIT veterans groups to sell liquor
in their club houses.
The hearing will be in the Silver
Spring intermediate school on Phila-
delphia avenue.
Officials of veterans organizations
in the county say the present law
discriminates against them since
liquor Is sold in country clubs.
Evening star., 1949-02-03
Bake Sole in Arlington

A bake sale sponsored by Circle
No. l of the Pershing Drive Chris
tian Church Women's Council will
open at 9 am. Saturday at the Vir-
ginia Appliance and Service Co.,
3l47 Wilson boulevard, Arlington.
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Ground 10 Be Broken
For Baptist Church

A ground breaking service for
the new $250.Oo0 First Baptist
Church of Hyattsville, will be held
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
DR.. M. Chandler Stith. execu-
tive secretary of the District Bap-
fist Convention, will be the
speaker. Others participating in
the program will be the Rev. Clar-
ence Crawford. president Of the
District Baptist Convention; the
Rev. William Crowder. superin-
tendent of missions for the con-
vention, and the Rev. D. Hobart
Evans. pastor Of the Hyattsville
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
Henry r. Osgood Is pastor Of the
Baptist Church.
Construction Of the edifice will
begin next spring. Paul Kea, a
member Of the church, is the
architect. Jack Norman Is chair
man of the building committee.
The new structure will have a
sanctuary seating 400 persons. It's
educational plant will have about
Is class rooms, an assembly room
accommodating 400 persons. a
kitchen and a pastors study.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kerfh~est

HOUSES FOR SALE-NeTfh~est
1915 eth ST. .N.w.-Modern brick.
vacant: new-house condition: si1
lovely rooms, two tnclosed insuiat ted
porches, built-in garage, sas NV b. !;
q very GOOD buy: owner must sell
Can be inspected any time. IA
0396 or open all day Sunday.
today. Lovely brick home, has living
room with miTrored fireplace. dining
room. tiled kitchen, 3 bedrooms. :
Pise as sarass. 'e owS fR RAJ "a" sasz,
IMAGiSE:-s3.ooo down and live tn
a 3-bedrm. brick home: oil heat
and 3 porehes: in American Univ
& For more details, al. M.
rs usfvE ihG ri Fl. $ s,w-v.e.nt
open / TO 5 pm; newly decorated,
immaculate como; temidst. brk., 4
very lge. rms. bath. 3 porches. full
bsmt.. Gas h.-w.h. WETZ REALTY
CORP. 905 18th 81. NV. ST. 1888.
ROW BRK.-s rms. and incIosed
porches, gas heat. dbl. gar; in very
fs Saf fend on MI FsnsS ane e. 4. 0t ,se
FRANKIYN PEALTY CO. .soi An
st, NV. NO. SAIL; Sunday, oV.
BRICK BUNGALOW in new-house
y W. 3ssc. Call OWNER WI. 29s5'
81 500 0DDeowN-MacArthur b!vd2s
TER EBERMAN, EN-. 03o3 til 10
Ais 4th ST. N.w.-Rov brick. 6
estate: $4,000, ia. 9535.
DETACHED HOME, reduced for quick
sale. Open today. . to 9. 1919
Hilton ave; 8 rms. oil heat; fenced
Nd. A buy oRRfsoE. RA. s4i6
GRANT CIRCLE VICINITY excel
lent brick homes; values: most con-
316 and 416 Webster; each has 8
gar, okRIsoN, RA. 54ie, a''' 'O'
3-bath home: located on a quiet
street. / block from Walter Reed;
unusually attractive fenced yard; de-
tached garage; oil heat. $4,000
cash required. Exclusive. HELENA
Week Ae ENDS, OIL. 0 s092. N"' VI Wv
PROPERTY reduced for i'm
Improved premises consisting Of Ice,
well-kept house; 3 rooms. library,
improved Bird floor and storage
space; hot-water oil heat; Gear ga
rage. large lot; in most desirable
neighborhopd. No agents need ap.
ply House open Sunday from 10
am. to pm. and by appointment
thereafter i
1 sac UPsHUR ST. NV, by owner
Charming attached modern brick
home. living room. fireplace. dining
room, den and kitchen on LIST floor;
3 spacious bedrms.. Ia baths. oil
h.-w.h.. hardwood floors throughout;
only $4,000, small down payment,
good terms. Open Sunday to B. Il
SO YOU ST. N.w.-Row brick, q
family apt, g kitchens; 2 baths
Priced, Sl4,b00.. $4,000 down. Live
In one, income from the other. Mr..
WITHERsPoON. AID. $3.50; ewes,
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HOUSES FoR sALE-h.,sAv... HOUSES FoR sALE-Ae.h-.a
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and 4 bedYm. houses that have been
placed exclusively with Us for saie,
in Chevy Chase, D, c. and Chevy
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CHEVY CHASE

1905 31st pi.. n.w.-Today's. best buy.
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porch: 3. beautiful bedrms., baths
on End d.; stairway to finished 3rd
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IA ROOMS BATHS
Roomine house. brick and stone: oil
heat: furnished; rent control CELL
ina quoted $500 mo. $4,000 down
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234 JEFFERSON ST.
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iiv. nm. din. nm modern kii
lovely bsdIms and bath III. nSisn esi
heat: deep yard with ash pone:
detached Brick garage. Directions:
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SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
Open Sat. g. Sun, l to 6 PM.
slOs Eastern ave. at 14th at. NV.
Last one left; priced to sell and
trades considered; we invite you TO
inspect . truly luxurious new brick
home and featuring the new form
lea" kit. Home contains 8 lge. rms,
den. ~ baths. surldeck. screened-in
porch, beautiful rec. nm. and Law. in
bsmt.. fully sodded lot with paved
parking area, dishwAsher, and many
other fne features that must be seen
Ray Morse, sH. $500. BROWN
REALTY CORP. Realtors, DU. $685..
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BRENTWOOD

BRIGHTWOOU
821 Sheridan st. NV.
Open today 11-o. Buy direct from
owner this attractive semidet. brick,
front porch, and rear screened
porches, oil heat. garage, stove,
refer.. screens, storm windows. etc.
Excellent condition. Terms. Posses-
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BEECHWOOD
Charming 3-bedrm., 2-bath Colonial
brick. 8 yrs. old. best part Chevy
Chase. Nd; $4,000 LIST at .4hT i.
You will be charmed by the beauty
of its setting and surprised that
$4,000 cash can buy 1t. Go out
Conn. to Bradley, lsft on Bradley !
circle. continue on Hillcrest to
Beechwood and left to 6210 Beech
wood and sign. -
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