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Evening star., 1950-08-25
APARTMENTS uNFuRNIsHEp
At goth and Eve st. NV,

At goth and Eye st. NV.
Combination apis, ofices or studios;
L to 3 front rooms. tiled baths:
ami. MR.. HENRY, RE. 0S77.
COLORED-TWO ROOMS and bath,
all utilities. Adults only: S53. 80
Edison place ne, VIM. T. BALLARD,
1919 Eye st. NV. --26
CoLoREH-13OO BLK. COLUMBIA
RD. N.W.-Just 2 apis. left in new
bldg, 3 rms. and bath, all utils.
included, $1lo per mo; 2-rm. ef-
ficiency unit, share bath, $75; for
quiet people, no children allowed;
refs. REQUIRED. DE. 1886. -25
COLORED
1000 Block Euclid st. NV.
NEWLY REMoDELED APARTMENTS
AVAILABLE SEPT. 1St
3 rooms, kitchen and bath, SS9 so
l room, kit. dinette. bath. $3.50
New electric refrigerators, gas ranges
and kitchen equipment. Gas, elec-
tricity, water and janitor service
included in rent.
APPLY BETWEEN Q AM. AND s
Pm. TO MR.. GRAHAM HEAVEN
Basiliko Investment Corp.
1025-A Vermont Ave. NV. DI. S124
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CHEVY CHASE

SI6, ,0UU
Seldom Is such gracious living avail
able in this price range and in such
an exclusive area tnr. Conn. ave.
on Mckinley ST.. This fine home is
in tip top condition and features
fireplace and opening onto a secluded
front porch; side entrance hall plan.
lge. kit. and breakfast nook. 2 dble.
bedrms. and a master bedrm. with
dressing rm.: full bsmt.. oil INV h, !;
redecorated inside and out. This
fine home should sell quickly. Call
Mr.. Schrider. RE. 65S5; Suns. and
ewes. call WO 3314.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. 723 goth st. NV. RE.
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"CRESTWOOD"

An exceptionally fine, red brick Co
lonial. built in 1941. Z rms. 3a
baths, screened porch, maids rm.,
rec. rm. This house Is located on
one of the most beautiful streets
in this section; conven. to schools,
transp. and shopping center. By
appt. only, Mrs. Lord, TU. 1859;
Mrs. Grant. CO. 6246. Exclusive
listing. PAUL P. STONE. Realtor,
1Ol5 1hth st. NV. MA. 1370. ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

HILL-Immaculate, semi
detached, 3-bedroom brick, in quiet
leighborhood. close to churches,
schools and shopping; has powder
room, 9 converted back porches,
huge dining room and kitchen. oil
INV. heat; substantial cash required.
Call DI. 1918 till pm. VIM. H.
SAUNDERS CO. INC. --25
PARK-Det. brick on
large lot: 4 bedrms., den., 2 full
sishs moesrp cs Tsanas FhsHHfasu' R.stS pFSs
TU. $500: ewes. CO. 8414. 30
NEAR U. 8. SENATE OFFICE BLDG
is this lovely immaculate 3-apt
home; very fine cond.: priced fully
furn. at $1,000; $2.b00 down;
reasonable terms. No rent Seilinss
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS, 515
=. Capitol st., Ii. 3-0129; eyes,, FIR,
1903.
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JEFFERSON STREET
2-FAMILY HOME

MONROE ST. NV, Mr.. 14th ST.
house. semidetached brk.,
Liv. rm., din. rm., kit, breakfast
rm.. 2 bedrms,, bath: 2nd floor, iiv.
rm.. din. rm., 2 bedrms., bath, kit,
breakfast rm., sun porch; 2-car ga
rage. full bsmt., oil h.-wh. II you
j are interested in this close-in loca-
ton. call Mr.. Holmes, EN-. $685..
st. NV, Ma, 1879. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25
GEORGETOWN
AMOCO
COFEEE SHOP

COFFEE SHOP
Downtown, centrally located, serving
office bldgs.. hotels and apt. bldgs.;
costs $32 ,000 to build; now asking
$4,000, down $4,000. Air cond..
seats 81. good lease; chance for
couple of young men to show big net
profit.
A. R. SEELYE, DI. 1925
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BETHESDA

Very desirable property located or
Moreland Lane in new community
highest elevation In Bethesda. Liv
rm., din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., y
baths, storage rm., screened sidt
porch and back porch. Open from
lot with beaut. oak shade trees
Price. SI6.950. For appointment II
inspect, call WI. 1896; ewes, OIL
booQ -17
Evening star., 1950-08-25

WOOD WORKING SHOP = Fully
equipped; at present worked part
time; showing good profit; plenty Of
business to be had; owner in bad
health. Priced to sell.
RESTAURANT AND FROZEN GUS
TARD = On main highway. adjacent
to thickly populated section; new
equipment: priced at Sl2 500; terms.
Owner quotes $500 net monthly av-
erage.
j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
2525 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. OW. 1000
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HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tcont. J

DETACHED BRICK
Conv. to everythins; large rms, i'm
med. poss.; 2 types. Shown by ap-
pointment. 2S1S, 1890 18th st. ne.
AT. 1888; reasonable terms. -27
63I GALLATIN ST. N.E.-Modern,
brick. 5-rm. semidet.. with front
porch. full bsmt.. elec, refgr. and
old: reasonably priced. Sl,250 down
and $87 80 monthly. incl. taxes
and insurance. Out Michigan ave.
left on 18th St. left on South
Dakota. left on Gallatin st. STEU-
81. D $685. ''' AN OA' @a7 Vi
I'll GALLATIN ST.-Brick. near Ga
ave-. St. Gabriers Parish; q rms.
bath. full bsmt.. gas h,-w.h., large
back yard. concrete front porch and
$1,000 cash. owner, IA. 4oio. iiIGc
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BETHESDA. S18,85O

Brightwood Surprise
An attrac, cozy brk. home of 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit, IA
baths, gas heat and det. gar, In top
cond. An unusual price and terms.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
DOMINION GARDENS
300 BLK. WEST GbEBE RID
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

A limited no. of ! and 2-bedrm apis
with dinettes; avail. for immed. Of
early occupancy.
Rentals SIS and S9o.5O. All utils
included.
Modern apis. with all cows, play,
grounds, parking areas, excel. trans
portation; Arlandria Shopping Cen
ter within walking distance.
A. B. & W. Braddock Heights bus
18th and Pa. ave, / blk. to devel
opment from bus stop at Old Do
minion blvd.
Out 14th st. bridge to Shirley hwy.
past Dolly Madison High School
turn TT. to Glebe rd, left through
underpass and follow West Gleb,
rd. to development on left.
once on premises. $500 Milan dr..
OV. 4305, 1897.
F. BALDI, REALTOR
217 Southern Bldg. MA. 24O5.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
"NR. 10th & NEWTON


A good buy in a row brick home with
B rms, 3 bedrms, tile bath; for
only S12,950.. Located lust of 18th
st; It is a pickup; Cal NE; 1i4s 4;
AN. Realtor
COLORED-Ist COML. near N. Cap.
and Fla. ave. Large, 2-story and
basement brick containing 8 rms,
3 porches: lear gar. Excellent to
combine business and residence Call
DI. 1915 till 8 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
.DERs DERS go go. nc, INC; CAT ANN IA si}S
l to 6-412O New Hampshire ave.
Row brick, 3-bedroom home; finished
basement, auto. heat. det. garage;
excellent buy; CONGRESS REALTY
Co, DI. 1889. 27"
COLORED-UPSHUR ST.. NEAR 18th
N.W.-Attrac. brick; s rms. on 2
ns. Front, porch; hardwood floors,
side. Terms. call Mr.. BYRD,
DE. 1101. -27
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GLASSMANOR

Spacious / and 2-bedrm
apts.; designed for gracious
living.
A BEAUTIFUL NEW SUBURBAN DE-
VELOPMENT AWAY FROM THE
HEAT AND TURMOIL OF THE
CITY. YET ONLY 15 MIN. TC
l-FARE BUS SERVICE INTO PROF.
ECT.
6. CAP. ST. AND AUDREY LANE
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN DAILY
AND SUNDAY. LO. $500.
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HILLCREST-VACANT

RANDLE HIGHLANDS
Large 7-rm. brick Colonial 1st-fr.
powder rm., extra bath in bsmt.:
oil h.-w.h. Big front and rear
porcheS. Just , blks. OF Penna. ave.
near Highland Theater. Asking
:$15,500. About $4,000 cash viii
handle.
T. D. BURGESS
1924 Pa. Ave. Sc, VI. 2SO2 Til o.
Ok
Evening star., 1950-08-25
"CRESTWOOD"

For professional people desiring tops
In location; only 10 min. to down.
town; we offer this new home OF
din. rm., modern Kit, den with
powder rm. on 1st floor and screened
porch. End floor contains 3 lge
master bedrmS., 2 full baths with
stairway to attic; roughed-in rec.
rm. with firepl in daylight bsmt.
throughout; Lear detached garage
and lge. lot. Priced at $3S,500 with
$4,000 cash down payment Mr..
Phifer, Hillside STA. PAUL P.
STONE. Realtor. 1915 18th St. NV,
Ma. 131a. Exclusive listing -21
Evening star., 1950-08-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

- GET SETTLED before
the grand rush. Look at beautiful
2010 1st NV: Sunday from IL noon
It'll dark, weekdays from 4 to g. pm,
or by appt. and you will see q beau
tiful 2-story brick with all paper
scraped from walls and replaced
with washable, paper; inside and out
grade paint. lst 4. contains liv, rm.,
reception hall. din. ,rm. and large
kitchen; End f., cheerful bedrms.
with large closets each; oil h.-w.h.;
deep back yard: full bsmt., front
and rear doors. Vacant. can move
orMENT eand s CORR. 1915 s.i i4th b. St. NV;
or oTna apt hGNfsi $3.50. Mr. Moore Ho, o7l@
COLoRED@NEAR 18th AND PARK
RD.-Row brick; 2 compl. apts., 4
rms. and bath each; oil INV h; full
bsmt.; $1,000 to $1,000 cash. bal
less than rent. OWNER. IA. 7o10,
N. CAPITOL ST. mr.
Sibley Hospital-Zoned commercial
& rms. and bath. h.-w. h., 3 porches
garage; lot 20x12O; large alley in
rear; excellent for home and busi-
ness. ness no S12,76o, with S2'750 cash
AND QUE NV
baths, gas heat. Owner quotes in:
come of over $3.50 month. You will
have to act fast as this is q very
desirable piece Of property. Shown
by appt. only Mrs. Thompson. OV
1884, RA. 6303. LEATH & ASHLEY
CoIoRED Eo: 0s9h ot4h' AND SHEPHERD
N.W.-Immaculate row brick. equip
ped for 2 families; 2 kitchens. ? full
baths, plus basement law, concrete
porch. garage, Venetian blinds, gas
h.-wh. Make an offer; liberal terms
Ewes. call HI. 1860. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, D. 141l.
COLORED - JUST OFF SOLDIERS
HOME NV; beaut. 7-rm. tapestry
brick. semidet.; full bsmt.; lse' front
and back yard; ample shrubbery; ] st
time offered; this one is really nice
and priced to sell with easy terms.
Call Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
CO.. ST 1858. -25
COLoRED-HOUsEs-In all sections
Of the city. Call MR.. WARE. CO.
CoLoRED eSSi OR wHITE-ssoo BLOCK
9Th ST. NV, near Shepherd-You
can't find a nicer home; bedrmS. !,
recreation rm.. gas hot-water heat;
large yard. garage; all in perfect
condition; possession. WALTER M.
BAUMAN, 1127 K st. NV, MA.
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GREGORY ESTATES
APARTMENTS

GREGORY ESTATES
APARTMENTS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
At last, q modern apartment develop
ment at rentals you can AFFORD.
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. dinette, bath
$66.50
iiy. nm, . bedrms.. kit, dinette, bath
$500 and $77.50
All utilities are included in
rent; primary and secondary
schools in walking distance.
Storage spaces, play yards,
off-street parking, laundry
rooms with automatic washers
and dryers-all for your con-
TO reach. Take Benning I'd.
ne. to Central ave-, out Gen.
trail ave. about 2 mi. to Addi-
son I'd, left on Addison rd. to
Roosevelt ave. in Seat Pleas
ant. then right to project: or
take W.M.&A. Seat Pleasant
bus to Roosevelt ave, thence
apis. Beautifully furnished by
Peerless Furniture Co.
RESIDENT MANAGER
ON PREMISES
10. 8-2745
Evening star., 1950-08-25

HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, located
on 3 main hwys; beer and wine
licenses; 1S sleeping rms, baths,
fully equip; doing good business.
Phone Winchester, Va. 6S32. -27
DONUT SHOP, excellent location,
Silver Spring; owner must sell;
good yearly income. Sligo O364.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-14
NOTICE IN THE

PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT
 In The Matter
 Of The Guardianship Of CHARLES ANDERSON JR., and HERMAN ANDERSON, Minors.
 NO. 341 PROBATE NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE Is Hereby given that Elsie Anderson Firth, Guardian of the Estate of Charles Anderson Jr., and Herman Anderson, Minors, pursuant to a license granted
 to the Guardian herein on the
 18th day of November, 1949 }by the above captioned Court, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, and subject to the confrma- tion of this Court, on the 1st I day of February, 1850, at the hour of 200 o'clock P. M., of said date, at the office of the United States Commissioner and Ex-Oficio Probate Judge, lof the Kodiak Precinct, Ko- diak, Alaska, all the right title and interest of the above cap- toned minors, in and to the following described real property:
 An undivided ] interest in and to: Lot Number Eight 1 (8) of Block Number Two (2), (of the Kodiak Townsite, ], according to the official plat of
 United States Survey No.
 2537B, accepted by the Com-
 missioner of the General Land
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-14
voIIeybaii Meet
 Al Base Tomorrow

Two teams of local athletes will compete in a championsh1p mems volleyball tournament which starts in the Navy gym at noon Sunday.
 The Community Center Will have a team and Coach How ard Carpenter of Kodiak Higk School also has entered a team of school athletes Army, Navy and civilian teams from the base are expected to part icipate.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-14
Office, September Il, 1941.

Office, September II, 1941.
 The terms and conditions of the sale are cash, in legal ten- der of the United States of America, to be paid to the Guardian of the above men, toned minors the day of the sale.
 DATED at Kodiak, Alaska, this 9th day of January, 1850. Elsie Anderson Firth Guardian of Charles Anderson IT,, and Herman Anderson, Minors.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-14

difference to the Russian New Years Celebration at the Elks Club.
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
Letters to the
Editor

Dear Editor,
In twelve days over 1900 cltl-
zens signed the petition for a Fair
Employment Practice ordinance,
filed with the City Clerk April
Is. This is "thank you" letter
to those of your readers who
signed which we would appreci-
ate your printing in the Post.
-. If the enthusiastic response
of the cross-section of Tucsonians
polled in this short space of time
is representative then we can say
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
School Picnic

The annual Religious School
picnic marks the end of the school
year at Temple Emanuel. 1t
will be held at Brandes School
May IA.
Families should bring a basket
lunch. Drinks and ice cream will
be furnished by the Sisterhood.
Mrs. Jack Gawsner is picnic
chairman and members of TYO
will serve the refreshments. Per-
sons at the Temple at 10 am,
will be furnished transportation.
Prizes for scholastic achieve
ment and school attendance will
be awarded. A baseball game
will be played between teams
composed of TYO and fathers
present. There will be a pro-
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Jane Kurn.
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
EDITORIAL
IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST

newspaper can be practically anything except
affect you. - ,.,
Community Council the executive director
bonus Of $500 for this years work. addition his salary of
S65OO year Further voted him increase OF $lOoO Tor
next year in the of expense account
According their constitution the executive ooaro Is recon-
endng body delegates of the entire council can accept
reject their acts
Did the board thorough survey of the general COM
muny deerming the applicants performance Certy e
suited matter affecting spending 1unos wnicn are M @
the budget intended for relief @
g. Can Tucson budget of only $3SOoo Tor local
needs afford to pay $500 plus other help and
which practically twohds OF the money avail
able? We know of city raised $4,000 last almost as
Tucson which didn't spend penny Tor
every dollar where intended to go by s
Competent inform that the local director snou g
$4,000 per the basis OF what Is raised locally anu ~
be stretching it point
Why has the decided that bonus is due the orec
tor on the basis of months service? -
s il on the basis having been the director wne just
ee% of our quota of the CJA driver With
hundred more families residing the amount raised
is lust few thousand dollars than l94S Al TINS po Tue
[ Zach received is less than in 49, the rest of the country
raising as much as $50 and last With the AID
of such working campaign chairman as Joe BIN
dis we much higher figure should nave Oeen
Mr. Brndis Shandouse advance gifts CHAIRMAN p
alv gave almost amount raised How well ala tne @
rector fare in soliciting from the great mass OF folks VINO really
put over? .44
in moving the council present location? We 90 no
result this move mas
d or children are attending community center program
because of its poor Another act the cutting out Oh e
free the children has also helped 10 ro" w
gram out of gear . ,os
C. Did the from firing the woman VINO allIos
handed organized chdens center program
practically no available?
d. Is it because in short months one eiec'eu
of the council already resigned?
Is because leading Jewish mems service organization
.h n+o sch turnnnoi proposed OF the council
that they threatened resign All OF TINS In just Se'n
We have questions but space does not aow
s the nattern for this growing community for many
WHICH may 80 VIZ F MIR
years
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05

with pride and confidence that
Tucsonians want FEP, can reap
the benefits enjoyed by 4 cities
and 10 states where similar laws
have been passed and are operat-
ing successfully.
Sincerely yours,
William w. Denton,
chairman, Citizens Com.
for FEP in Tucson
Dear Editor,
: 1t is with a great deal of pleas
ure that 1 write to tell you how
much I enjoy your fine radio pro-
gram each Sunday. Of all the
church music written, l think
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05

me dancing with his charming wife the santa
Rita hotel last Sunday Hymie quite dancer incidentally
Dwight Fke didn't quite live up to his advance
billing minds Fisk who turned out to be flat
that he let out all of his foul air. II you nave
nothing Sunday 14h chartered bus Will take you
at am Armory park the Ayers Ranch few miles
from Tucson for dav food and dancing Total CHARGE
AZ includes two meals Sounds good
local doctors the maid recently when you
onighpease don't spill anything Inc mao
replied Don't worry a'am. never talk much
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05

THE ARIZONA POST, IA e. Penning-
ton, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 3-54S4.
owned and operated by Rebecca
Staman RutZ and M. l.. RutZ. Harold
Advertising Manager, and
Pauline RoSenblatt, Society Editor.
Entered as second class matter under
the act of March 3, 1879. Subscriptions
automatically renewed unless notifleo
in writing prior to date Of expiration.
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05

minor tones of Jewish music are
the most stirring and truly religi-
Gus.
am not of your faith but if one
worships the Divine Greater sin
cerely, what difference the creed?
Sincerely,
Jane Reed NuSbaum
The Arizona post., 1950-05-05
myers, DIARY


rues confessed sd who heads the lunch de-
pament but why you try lox II must confess
is" declared the gent Then
why not try tastes?" insisted Sid very
well then like it, and while you're at it.
will you good this lox bage with cheese
Dr. Irving interesting theory why Tucson is
asthma It's because OF the dryness mere
which ionzed Charged with electricity DR.
supported by several leading scientists ana SOUNDS
interesting don't you think?
One Of the top the party given
week at Dorado with Mines Jee Myer
son. Henry NJ hostesse The hosesse
all exactly settings bore their initials
Sam r. Kaufman weeks in New York where
says with Scalise and Joe Salvatore two Leading
sy in thinking ideas for the new men
fashions If the style calls for Daggy pants TINS 1a put some u
The A T. A. basketball team had been
taking of from older boys this season. VINO weren
too complimentary about the AZs ability 30 the aeer ca
enged them game played at the Y April 25 Re-
suit: AZA gave real beating 1921
submits supposedly written by her
precocous dog Skipper and dedicated to his mother for
Day:
You keep smelling sweet watch me while
cross
inject with shots of rabies to protect me from
of babies.
When I'm feeling with that pill
feel just like child andactng human drive
you Wild
When you leave alone pine so, and and moan
you back and Skipper, Boy oh boy do
feel clipper!
this I'm yelpn loud in bars that really make me
proud.
Day."
If you good turn be at the big picnic at Kineys
Ranch Sunday May grand tme and be-
sides it's fund Mr. and Mrs Irving
hobby that's liable to into business
chickens which really longer
broil Max West formerly
Anton has opened his
hardware ON Grant Rd Best wishes Max! Cohen
Encyclopaedia Britannica to put In that
happy his wife feeling better after two months illness
22nd wedding anniversary which comes
eh Bob!
Shiffman of Rosenblatt got long dis
that his sis had been hurt
accident the loyal brother Immediately chartered
private aid However he neglected to
pilot slightly asthmaic The pilot flew the plane
up the bunpy weather and Art forgot
all his sister, much misery he 1n trying to breathe
Anyhow Arts back the ground and sister, Mrs H. feeg pet
alls well that ends well
enters of law school, making side
selling juice to cafes
this Don? Drink Pitts orange juice
without the Pitt The hoity set call
ing different
Irving Morrison tells the about Tucson who fe
months applied local bakery They handed him
noticed the questions
church belong to? The filled the applca
didn't the job He be Jewish Recently
go business himselthe
after he the of the bakery
business any difference
belong before your" the
question S. The bakery didn't get his
This because it's true! For stunning
look at Cora P0ards Crceete the
that's Y and San Francisco according Cora
Sam Heez will tell about the he liked best Sam
used to be in the Navy
that he had his in Myers
Diary You just did, Joe there! store in
Yonefs Mays 203 East Congress It's
much the saving at Mays Sports flash
Nathan Smith three
which has happened before to Nate we've been told
Sadie MItz of Tuons besiked saegals pleasing
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The Arizona post., 1950-05-05

Arizona Post, May S, 1850
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Court Ponders Action
On Boy, Is, Held for
Three Sex Attacks

District officials today still are
undecided how they will handle
the case of a 16-year-old colored
school boy who has confessed to
sex attacks on two young women
and a 10-year-old girl within the
last four weeks.
Police said Juvenile Court Judge
Edith Cockrill still has the prob
lem under study. The youth
could face charges in Juvenile
Court. or the court could relin-
Quish custody of the youth and
permit his trial in District Court.
If tried, and convicted in the
higher court, he would face pos
sible death sentence.
The decision on where he will
be tried rests entirely with Ju-
venile Court officials.
Detectives said the youth. iden-
tilted as Lee Verne Boseman, a
Cardozo High School student,
freely admitted the sex attacks.
He was arrested late Tuesday
and charged with raping a IT.
year-old school girl near her home
on November 20. attempting to
rape the child on November IL
and attempting to rape a 20
year-old housewife whom he
choked unconscious early this
week. He is also charged with
robbing the housewife.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Renewed Effort Asked
For March Of Dimes

Commissioner John ssell
Young has asked all members of
the District March of Dimes
Committee to strive harder than
ever before to increase collections.
He said the increase Is neces-
sary due to the many new cases
of polio this year. The drive here
will be held from January 13 to
81, with Infantile Paralysis head
quarters to be at 1850 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. It will be
opened next week.
More than so business men,
Government officials and educa-
tional leaders heard the appeal at
the planning meeting. Edgar
Morris. general chairman Of the
1851 drive. presided.
Mr.. Morris pointed out that
the District must collect greater
amount of funds in the new drive
than ever before "in order to be
in a position to assure medical
care and treatment for polio
victims of 1951-and for those
who have already contracted the
disease"
Elwood H. Seal, chairman of
the District Chapter Of the Ma
tional Foundation Of Infantile
Paralysis, told the group that the
1850 number of polio victims was
second only to the large number
of 1914. At that time there were
1874 cases locally. and at the end
of last month there were 1873.
Commissioner Young and Com
missioners Guy Mason and Gordon
r. Young have been chosen hon.
orary chairman Of the 1851 drive.
Other officers elected include
Charles Stofberg, vice chairman;
James c. Russell, secretary; Rob-
ert v. Fleming, treasurer; John
NJ Christie. assistant treasurer:
J. J. Krohr. controller, and Rick
La Falce. co-ordinator.
Evening star., 1950-12-07
Blind Veterans Employed
In Most Occupations

Blinded veterans of World War
II have entered nearly every
major occupation field, according
to a survey conducted by the Vet
Grams Administration of 1904 vet
Grams. OF this number 448 were
in training and $50 holding jobs
at the end of 1949.
There were 1894 veterans who
had lost their sight as a result of
service. Those not in full time
jobs in in training, numbering
800. the Veterans Administration
said, were in part time jobs, out
Of work, preparing to start train
ing or who had stopped training.
But, it was pointed out, not all
OF the veterans covered by the
survey were totally blind.