davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
YOU WILL. ENJOY.

This beautiful large lawn surround
ing this fine 5-rm. semi-det. brick.
Consisting of liv. rm., din. rm.,
fully equipt. kit, 2 bedrms., tile
bath. full bsmt. Hedges surround
ing lawn. All aluminium storm doors
and windows. S11,500, 81, 800 cash.
v. WARD BOSWELL, Inc. 220 S.
Wash. ST., Alex, Va, AL. 2616, TIE.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MONTGOMERY COUNTY = 30 acres
In grass. by owner; 20 mi. D. c,
line; approx. A-mile frontage on
pike; live stream Excel. neighbor-
hood and view; S12,500, with $500
cash. Phone 81. 1888.
OCCUPANCY-Beautiful
estate. including large house, fur
nished, within 100 miles of Wash
1ngton. D. c. 1000 acres. adaptable
as hunting and fishing club, ranch
or Sanatorium. miles south of
Berkley Springs, w. Va. S54 500 90
which is less than 40es of actual
cost. For details, Box 344-S, Star.
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UNUSUAL INVESTMENT
LANGLEY HUNT AREA

About 38 acres, surrounded by land
selling from 30 cents to S1.00 per
square foot. May be purchased for
4 cents ner So fl
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NEAR NAVY ANNEX
HOMES WITH
SMALL, ACREAGE

23OO Wilson BLVD. OW. $50
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSE IN VA, on few acres within
20 mi. D. c.; must be inexpensive;
state minimum down payment. Re
Ply BOX 52S-S, Star. 30+
SHEPHERD PARK, Brightwood and
Petworth; cash buyers available, free
INC. RA. 1900. -"
PVT. PARTY will buy from owner, s.
bedrm. house, Manor Park, Bright
wood. Takoma, D. c. GE. AGO.
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7-ACRE ESTATE
Near Fairfax Courthouse
SpEnpNnM AD1E

(-ACRE ESTATE
Near Fairfax Courthouse
51gERRo9M WET4S Y :, 4 4T BATH. o1 LARaE dIYsT
HOME Planned FOR ENTER-
TANNING AMP ,vESg E0R GRACIOUS
In a setting of oaks and inclosed
with a white paddock fence, this
charming home, built about 10 years
ago, was carefully planned and de-
signed for antique furnishings, with
its 8 old mantels, high ceilings and
random width floors. OF center-hall
stepdown living room QSx25), with
French doors opening on wide brick
terrace, dining room USX1S) with
fireplace and Colonial. corner. cup
boards, buffers pantry, Kitchen,
glassed-in archway leads to the
child shildren's wing, which contains first;
bath: on second floor, large chill
dren's bedroom and bath, nurses
room and hall, connecting with main
second floor. Bedrooms on the main
second floor are master bedroom
u5x25l with fireplace and private
with connecting tiled bath. Storage
attic, 2-car garage, hot-water heat
with oil burner, storm windows. The
dwelling Is situated on gentle knoll
in a setting of oaks. The remainder
OF the acres Is IN pasturage ;nr,aed The The
white paddock fence and there is a
stream across the acreage.
George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
CHI. 1888 or ewes. or Sun, GIL. 6615.
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2 BUNGALOWS
LOVELY TARA
SAFE FOR CHILDREN

Masonry rambler. located in attrac-
tive and exclusive residential neigh
borhood; beamed liv. rm. ceiling.
custom firepl. uniquely designed, 3
bedrms. and tiled bath, bsmt., shaded
lot 75x15O; owner moving to Florida.
See it today! Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. off Glebe Rd.
OW QOQ0 -20
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OPENING FOR FAMILY SHOE Store

1910 X ST. N.W.-New store in ex-
cellent downtown location, ideal for
showroom and office or retail bus.
1mmed. posS. CAFRITZ, DI. 90SO.
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Broadmont-Open 2:30 PM.
Lovely English Brick


3 Bedrooms, Den, 21a Baths
Drive out promptly to inspect this
spacious. attr. home with lge.;
in the exclusive and lovely Broad
mont community of nearby Falls
Church. 1st floor with vestibule
entr. hall features spacious liv. rm.,
family-size din. rm., lge. knotty pine
den with fireplace. 1st-flr. tiled Law,
cheerful, all-elec. kit with break
fast space; 3 larser-than-u usual
bedrms. (master bedrm. has pvt.
bath) hall bath for other rms. on
2nd floor; firepl. in bsmt.. gamerm.,
built-in gar. lge. screened porch,
flagstone patio terrace with stone
barbecue f1repl. Owner will ar
range conven. terms-priced only
206 BUXTON RID.
Drive out Lee blvd. or Lee hwy. to
Broad ST., to entr. of Broadmont, to
Buxton rd.
Dick BasSett, Realtor
SPECIALIZING IN VA. SINCE 1925"
CHI. 5057, CHI. 4311.
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PRIVATE PARTY
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SAIL

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
GEORGETOWN : lst comm. lot,
fronts on sts.; 43 it. on Wis. ave.
Cali RUDOLPH sHILLIN' CO. 1919
FACING NAVY YARD-11th st. Sc
6-room brick. Only S10,950. Mr..
Tolson. FIR. 0390 O'BANNON
REALTY CO; FR. 511a; 81
light. MARSHALL J. WAPEE CO.
zoo rr f'F FROM, q T,~ 100 Pi ri. 1s46 4DEEp-
close in; thickly populated area
very heavy traffic: location is hard
= \. LIGHTBoWN. WA. 1925.
DOWNTOWN. near PUBLIC Library
Income producing, excellent invest
ment; store tleasel. 3 apts and rear
concrete work shop. Call MR.
Bldg.--1st commercial. next to cor
ner, 3-story brick, IL rooms,
baths; not subject to rent control.
Price, SIS. 900. only $1,000 cash
W9nnM.pb Ee99irsd. balance sopn,s in one trust
723 Goth St NV. RE. 65s5; sun.
and ewes, Mr.. Mccarthy. WO. 1926.
DOWNTOWN, on wide ave.-Brick
store and apt. suitable for beauty
shop. real estate oflce. cleaning or
grocery store; about $4,000 cash
will handle; possession of tntire
building; potential rentals of S15O
onth. To inspect call RALPH D.
,,9,S GoHN. ~ Exo 57o5, . 4
any sizes desired. in Wheaton. Glen
mont and Colesyille areas, priced
1901 Ga. ave Lockwood 5-O315
or Lockwood 5l231.
1st COMM.-Tak PIX; excel. loo. on
Carroll ave-; low price; must be
sold. Industrial N Y. ave. at
Bladensburg rd.. $4,000 So. it; r.r.
level. NO. 0064, ST. $3.50.
3033-35 NJ ST. N.W.-store, floors
above. Apply
NICHOLSON g. CO.. Ma. 1897
The Burlington, 1920 Vermont Ave.
81
2-STORY BUILDING on VIII
son blvd. in Clarendon, Va, with
$4,000 yearly income, 100000. Reas-
enable terms. Exclusive with
MFTZT FTP
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DON'T WAIT!
YOU MAY BE LATE!
LOOK IT'S NEW9

Owners transfer makes available this
desirable. new brick rambler, offers 2
twin bedrooms; spacious living din
ing room with fireplace; GE electric
Kitchen, utility room, pull down
storage attic Secluded location, large
lot. yet convenient to everything.
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OPEN 2 TO 7

Brick Bungalow, $12,950
The bedrms. in this attractive
home are supplemented by a fin
ished expan. attic. You will love
conv. close-in location. Should sell
today with the excel. financing.
Directions: Out Lee blvd. to Glebe
rd., left to So. 7th, right to 3S14
and open" sign.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy.
GIL. 633s. 3103 No. 10th. OK. 1879.
HAVE CLIENTS for Arlington Forest
home. For prompt sale on your
Arlington property. call Gil. 56s7.
Sarah Scott, Broker
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GECRGETOWN-l63O WISCONSIN
open today, to g. Better than IA
return: Mrs. Stradley, RE. 1888,
with cox & CO.
ATTENTION colored investors, prac-
tically new; 5-family apt bldg, 22S5
st. ne. (now occupied BY whiteJ'
yrs old, rent S3,426 yr.; So3,750'
INC, Me. 1717, TIA. 751l.
LARGE 2STORY BUIIDTNG-On
wilson blvd. in Clarendon. va:
with $4,000 yearly income; $50 900:
reasonable terms; exclusive with
METZLER
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1919 K ST. NV.
1st Commercial Property
INDIAN HEAD MD.

INDIAN HEAD, MD.
Several excellent commercial
properties ranging in price
from S6,950 to S52, 500.
Property includes a business
shopping center site of $50
#. frontage near entrance to
Govt. plant; also includes apis.
and stores. which are well
LEASED and can show an excel
lent return. An opportunity
for an investor with vision.
Phone Mr.. Wolberg. ia. 1886
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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PAR EXCELLENCE

Here's a brick Colonial that offers
charm. good living. Seclusion, con-
venient location plus excellent value.
Spacious living room. dining room,
equipped kitchen, breakfast nook
plus large screened porch on 1st: 3
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd: .
large bedrooms on 3rd; recreation
room with fireplace. also bath. in
basement; slate roof and finest con-
struction throughout. Many extras
included. Let us show you value plus
at S21.45O.
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[ acre, 2-bedrm. modern house, 8 mi
D. c.; $1,000 cash. Full price,
S10,500.
3 acres, 3 bedrm. modern house, Is
mi D. c.; ls cash. Full price,
$500.
l2 acres, l large bedrm., 2S-ft. liv-
ing room; 10 mi. D. c. Full price,
$4,000.
Is acres, 3 bed rms. SEa mi. D. c.
Priced, S32 800. Make us an offer
EASTMAN AND SEAY
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LUCKY BREAK

See this well-located 2 twin-bed room
brick Colonial, situated on large lot.
close to shopping buses. parochial
school, Living room with fireplace,
dining room, equipped kitchen; side
screened porch; full basement. $1,000
cash handles.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe, JA. 4-1620.
Evening star., 1950-07-30
HERE'S A HONEY,

See this new Q twin-bedroom RAM
bier, situated on level "a acre near
TySons Corner. Huge living dining
room: large electric equipped kitchen,
You'll like the spaciouSness, privacy
and INABILITY. viii try GI. S11,5OO
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
INVESTORS

5-rm. brk. bungalow with full bsmt
and starred exp. attic; liv. rm. has
fireplace; kit. is equip; bedrms.
oil heat. Presently rents for $10C
per mo. Total price only $12,750
Will go GI.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Gil. 27S4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

or buy bldg, con-
for light mfg; state exact loc.,
size and how equip, also rent or
purchase price. Box 32O-R, Star,
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OODLES OF ROOMI

Unusually well-located brick Colonial
offers 2 bedrooms, tiled bath, living
room. dining room, equipped kitchen
on st; . bedrooms and tiled bath on
2nd; grade-level basement has den
with fireplace plus 3 other rooms
porches. sun deck. Easily adaptable
to 2-familY living S24 2hn
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED


WILL PAY up to times rental for
good prewar apartment building
Must be in good location. Box
245-T. Star. 8
WANTED 4 to 10 apt. bldgs. in q
good section; from owner or broker
Call MR.. ODUM, RE. 5216. .
ATTENTION-Since buyers with
plenty of cash to buy business OF
invest. prop. Call US for an inter
view. PROMPT attention. DINOWTTz
Will invest $50. 900 for apartment
not less than 80 units or hote
building; prefer downtown. Broker!
invited. Box 393-S, Star.
PRIVATE PARTY
Would like to purchase 4 or 6-family
apt. or small investment property;
good location. Box 1865. Star. a
WE HAVE bona fide cash
buyers for apartment build
ings, any size. We are able
to handle complete refinanc-
ing. Call MR.. GODDARD,
MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC. 1920 K st. NV.
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HOUSE and ACre-SlU, ,5UU
Speaking of homes worth the money,
here's one that is hard to match
2 bedrms. and bath. Full basement,
gas heat Combination Rusco
screens and storm windows. Let US
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-29
PrOgreSSiyeS Oppose Mundt Measure

the world community.
The Mundt bill marks sharp
break with the hOnOred tradition
of freedom of political expression.
II would stifIe free discussion of
the critical questions confronting
us today. What are the alterna-
lives TO the H-bomb? What are
the ways to peace? How can we
avoid another depression? How
can we secure the minimum es-
sentials of a decent life for all
people?
The answers to these critical
questions must come from free
discussion, exchange of opinion,
and demand for changes within
our constitutional framework.
When any government agency is
empowered to tell us what we can
hear and say and with whom we
can meet, we are no longer free.
Democracy is then only word.
If we value liberty. we must
fight for it. We must defeat the
Mundt bill. You can share this
fight by wiring or writing Senator
Scott Lucas, Democrat majority
leader, and your two senators, urg-
ing them to kill the Mundt bill.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-29
Program Features
kimOnO-Clad NiSei

REDLANDS. Calf, April 20 -
FOUR kimono-clad girls will partici-
rate in dedication program of the
Ruth D. Tuck Memorial Scholar
hip Fund at Redlands University
on May S. the JACL regional office
reported this week.
The girls, Michiko Gotanda, Mi
Tori Yoshida. Harumi Shibata, and
Chikaye Azeka. will perform classic
Japanese dances in the program, the
theme of which is Brotherhood
Unfinished Business" expressing the
nationality cultures brought to the
United States by various groups. The
Nisei dancers are students of the
well-known instructor Of classic
japanese dancing, Fujima Kansuma.
They will perform the following
numbers: "Onatsu Hanagasa,' Mi
tsumen," and ''Mawari doro.'
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EN- Measures
Continued from Page Il

Continued from Page Il
is my sincere hope that the fruit of
the labors of the subcommittee will
meet with the approval of the Sen
ate.
L trust every senator will study
the report and the provisions of the
omnibus bill.
OF the bills receiving close study,
yhsre is little doubt. Sen McCarran
is not noted for his liberal outlook
in matters of immigration. However,
attorneys, who have reviewed the
bill specifically. have said it is "bet-
ter, in many respects, than we ex-
pected".
Analysis OF a bill as technical as
his is something that can be done
most effectively only by experts in
he field, and then only after inten-
i've study, Masaoka said.
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lCnntinned from PAGE n

Continued from Page II
full citizenship rights for all Am
orleans. viz, the Walter Bill, which
grants citizenship to our Issei par
ents, rent control public housing,
and all other health and welfare
proposals, which may be supported
by the Communist Party, such
organizations as the JACL, the
NAACP, the American Civil Lib
critics Union, the CLIO. the AT of
l.. veterans and church groups, if
they support such measures, risk
Indictment through guilt by assO-
citation.
On such a simple, clear-cut is
sue as that of fighting the discri-
minatory practices of the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress, the JACL,
the NAACP. and many trade I'M
ions and citizens groups, may be
labelled Communist front" be-
cause the Communist Party also
supports this campaign.
Beyond the threat of the Mundt
bill to the security of we Japan
csc Americans. and all other min
GRITTY groups, there are broader
questions affecting the total Am
erican community, and ultimately,
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-29
.kushida to Speak
On B'nai Program

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April 20
Let Freedom Sing, series of pro-
grams developed by the Institute for
Democratic Education and sponsored
by the Defamation League of
B'nai Birth. will feature a Nisei
peaker on the fifth of their weekly
series. on May 8. JACL regional dir
ector Tats Kushida will be the guest
speaker over Station KF'MV on this
date at 8l5 pm.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1950-04-29
st. Mary'S Guild

St Mary's Guild will have a meet
ing from 8 pm. Thursday. May 4
in St Peters Mission.
All members are to bring compile
ted articles as donations to the white
elephant table.
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Real Estate
BEACON HILL HOME

Living room with fireplace, din
ing room. One bedroom down and
three bedrooms up. Hardwood
floors. Full basement with oil fur
mace. Detached garage. Close to
Beacon Hill School and bus. Full
price $500. 1,5OO cash down.
BEACON HILL
Three bedrooms. Living and din
ing room. Large kitchen, full base
ment with furnaced heat. Detached
garage. House recently painted
outside. This house is close to Bea-
con Hill school and shopping CEN
ter. Full price $500. CT or FILA
finances. Extra adjoining lot also
available.
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Mptv>M\lcttov>
BAPTIST
9OI f.. Spruce


9O1 f. Spruce
945 am.-Sunday School in nur-
sery school building.
10 a.m-Issei Worship Service.
11:l5 a..m.-Nisei Worship Service.
Tuesdays-O kazaki class from 8
to pm. at Fujin Home.
Observation-Disclosures in gym.
Every other Sunday-BYF, 7:30
pm. in the JBC social room.
BUDDHIST
1927 Main st.
10 a.m.-Sunday School.
Il am-Young Peoples Devotional
Service. Starlettes in charge Organ
ist Elaine Miyake The Rev. S. Ma
sunaga to speak.
pm. Bodhi Society meeting
every first and third Wednesday.
CONGREGATIONAL
3O5 18th So.
10 am.-Sunday School for nur-
sery. kindergarten, beginners, pri-
mary and juniors. New boys class
4 primary department.
Ills a.m.-The Rev. Al Chin Tsai
70 speak on 1.-THE Assurance of I'm
mortality"
FAITH BIBLE CHURCH
Washington Hall
IL a.m.-Communion Service. Of
ficiator: Mr.. George Uomoto.
7 pm. Christian Fellowship
for Junior, intermediate, High School
and College groups. Place to be an
nounced each week.
Tuesdays Basketball night at
Garfield from pm.
MARYKNOLL
18th & E. Jefferson
9 am. and 1880 a.m.-Low Mass.
Benediction will be held folloWine
1920 Mass
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METHODIST
1896 Washington st.

1896 Washington st.
10 am.-Skeptic's Hour. Chairman,
l. oyd Hoshide.
IL am. - Nisei Worship Service.
The Rev. Paul Hagiya to speak on
TO Live"
7:30 pm.-MYF and Duzzers work
shop night.
NTCHTREN BUDDHIST
1912 Weller st.
10 am. - Kinderg srten children
and juniors service.
IL am.-Young peoples service in
English
PRESBYTERIAN
522 9th Ave. So.
$50 p.m.-Sunday School for all
ages.
10 am.-Tssei Worship Service.
Ills a.m.-Nisei Worship Service
The Rev Tetsuo Saito to speak on
The Pilgrim"
ST. PETERS MISSION
1910 King st.
GAS am. = Church school, John
Yoshida superintendent.
HOO am.-Morning Worship Ser
vice Vicar The Rev. Andrew N.
Otani Nursery
to pm.-GF.S. LIST and Bird
Saturday of each month.
$50 p.m.-YAF. 1st and 3rd Fri
lay OF each month.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
0H-Street Parking
Urged in Montgomery

Irving McNayr. Montgomery
County manager, last night urged
the Wheaton Chamber of Com
merce to push plans for off street
parking In the area.
The county manager suggested
Wheaton follow the example of
Silver Spring. which has an ex-
tensive off street parking system.
Mr.. McNayr estimated the park
ing areas would increase business
and property values in the area.
In a discussion that followed
his talk, businessmen agreed it
would be best to start off-street
parking projects soon before avail
able sites increase in price.
Wheaton is awaiting action by the
Montgomery County Councils leg
islative session in May to author
ize a special levy in the area for
financing the parking program.
The Chamber of Commerce met
at the Glenmount School.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
County l'l Chest 10 Revise
.Budgefing Procedures

IS Trustees of the Montgomery
County Community Chest have
decided to- follow the example of
washington In revising annual
budgeting procedures. 1t was
learned today.
Waslington's United Commu-
nifty Services last week announced
a decision to abandon making up
the budget before the annual
Chest fund campaign.
Louis Orgera, Montgomery Chest
director, said the county organi-
zation's trustees feel the pre-cam-
paign budgetlng competes for the
time of leaders when they are
planning the fund drive. ,
. Like the Washington group.
the Montgomery Chest hereafter
will defer all detailed budgeting
until after the campaign is COM
plete.
UCS leaders said the repeated
failure OF the Chest campaigns to
raise their goals has meant down.
ward revisions from original bud
get estimates, and thus a dupli-
cation of effort.
Prince Georges and Arlington
Chest groups already are follow
ing the post-campaign plan, and
Fairfax leaders are scheduled to
consider the matter at a meeting
tonight. Only Alexandria lead
ers have indicated they do not
favor the revision.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
City Plan Of Rockville
Calls for Parking Area
To Handle 1000 Cars

Plans for a 2,000-automobile
parking area, park and recrea-
tional centers will be included in
a master plan for the city of Rock
vile being drawn up by John G..
Mcdonald. city manager and en-
gineer.
Mr.. Mcdonald was instructed to
draw up such a plan by Mayor
G.. La Mar Kelly and the Rock
vile Council in view of a recent
six-fold increase in the city's area.
The population of Rockville is
estimated at $500 and an increase
Of between 5000 and 1000 persons
per year is expected. Mr.. Kelly
said.
"Such a condition obviously
demands careful planning for the
best land usuage." the mayor
stated.
Mr.. Mcdonald has assigned
John H. Markland to prepare pre-
liminary plans and make the
study. Mr.. Markland recently re-
turned to Rockville after five
years as an Army officer and as
an official with the civilian I'D
ministration in Germany. a civil
engineer in Rockville before World
War II. Mr.. MARYLAND acted as d
manager fora German area, shout
the size Of Montgomery County. B
AT present Rockville has, Off
street parking for approximately.
500 cars, including lot furnished
hv the scoiiptv &s@3
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Woman Who Stole
Ring to Pay for
Toys Gets Term

A woman who stole a $4,000
diamond ring and pawned it for
$155 to buy Christmas toys for
her 6-year-old daughter was given
a prison term yesterday in Upper
Marlboro Circuit Court.
Chief Judge John B. Gray. jr.,
sentenced Mrs. Maude Brewster,
80. a former housekeeper at Home
wood Farm, near TB, to an inde-
terminate term, not to exceed
three years, in the State Reforma-
tory for Women. Mrs. Brewster
admitted that she took the ring
from a jewel box in the bedroom
of Mrs. French Schinmann. wife
of the owner of the large estate.
She pleaded guilty to a larceny
charge.
She was arrested in a Wash
ington hotel December % by
Prince Georges County Detectives
Wilson j. Purdy and Vincent S.
Free, who recovered the ring the
next day.
Authorities said her daughter,
Laura, has been placed in foster
home by the County Welfare
Board.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Lynch Appoints Foirfox Citizens
To Study Virginia Legislation

same place on February 10. A
report to the people of Fairfax
on accomplishments will be made
after the session adjourns in
March.
Chairmen of the various Fairfax
committee are as follows:
Appropriations, Robert Lenhart,
Vienna; finance, Guy Bayes,
Chesterbrook; schools, Mrs. r. A.
Osborne, Chesterbrook; roads,
Hubert Gerkin, Vienna; agricul-
ture. Homer Stuteman, Herndon: /:
counties, cities and towns, c. B.
Runyon, Falls Church; labor,
Mark O'Sullivan, Vienna; general
laws, Paul Reiber, Mclean; well
fare, Mrs. Anne Wilkins, Baileys
Cross Roads; privileges and elec-
tions, Jack Corboy, Vienna; in
surance and banking, Walter c.
Grain, Telegraph road, near Alex
andria; game and inland fisheries,
r. A. Osborne, Chesterbrook, and
courts Of Justice, John Turnbull,
,Ealls Church.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Beord, Club Governor,
To Speak in Alexandria

Edward A. Beard, newly-ap-
pointed District Governor OF
Maryland, District No. 4, National
Exchange Club, will speak at q
meeting of the Exchange Club Of
Alexandria at 6:15 O'Clock to-
night, at the Beachcomber's Res
taurant, Prince street at the Alex
andria waterfront.
New committee appointments Of
the Alexandria group include w.
Bruce Silcox and Peter Campbell
Brown, program; Thomas E. Van
Note and Marvin c. Hall. attend
ance; Richard H. Bailey and s.
Douglas Gibson, fellowship: Rich
ard w. Buckingham Is preliminary
president of the newly-formed
Alexandria group.
Evening star., 1950-01-12
Tokomo Park League
Opposes Trumun BUDGET

The Community League of
Takoma Park is preparing petit
tions to its congressional Repre-
sentatives opposing President Tru-
mans 1851 budget.
Col. Wilbur Rogers has been
named chairman of a committee
to circulate the petitions. Prin-
cipal opposition to the budget is
based on the prospect. of a $5,000,-
100000 deficit for the year, a
league spokesman declared. The
league has approved the Hoover
Commissions recommendations
for reducing Government costs.