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crsroM-sUnr ssn.sr:h.ll plan,
Tas ss' sails fS's !, .Iper. ' SSiiSss for SIS
s.Sssts, 18Th. 4. spared sr.5S So'hlnsii saii
] Sonpi.ts ttlsd ssths. entrances.
lures Of this home are TOO numerous
70 ii:t hsrss o Ysu must Sc Sc 70 %, ae. z !.
stN sftyts ssfbRM sEbsSMa' SSNfconDi.'.l, ES esls .
equipped; party ;uEn. Owner trans
LSE. .-RMs HOUSE, On approx. "a
sere. lot with shrubs. flowers. nsh
pond: completely tsnesS..n: .1: al ss mSd
Is. store and BUS This hOast Won !,
sst4 or WA. eess, Sat. ana sun,
IS. .soo-op.n Sat. and Sun. I'll 5;
st:r home rooms and bath o 10
lance to to p.str!ct: nr, transp. and
schools $500 E st. Sc, MARYLAND
and Seat Pleasant: liberal tsrms
10 resp party, k6ENsiNo,T,ON
$50 sf NJ. rs So WIS. rs BAYS an. t several
priced under So, ,o6o. Can WA. $500
till o pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS l. co.
ARCHITECTURAL GEM-sli 900
will buy this new modernistie home
built on two levels: 3 bedrns., beau
tifully situated on %-Aere lot with
lovely trees and patios. OF or FHA
terms. CAN WA. 5000 It'll . pm
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO, 10
ASSUME FHA loan, 500 per mo
2-yr.-old 5-rm home that is really
different. Priced at $4,000, with
Sl.soo cash; Call WA. 5000 TN 8
BRICK CAPE COD with 4 bedrooms
t2 on each noorl. Ia baths, f.p
IN large !. p. h-aere lot. full bsmt
Sl3,95o Is buy for this home
conveniently located near New Riv-
ssrdale shoppins center. We alsc
have q similar type home In W
Ayattsyille At the same rrtee Cal
WA. 5000 till 0 pm. ROBERT s.
sEvENS EzsS ROOM s BUNGALOW. 3 6edrms mhq
and breakfast rm., lge. bsmt, with
separate laundry rm.; buiit-in gar.
finished upstairs; house fully insu-
lated, lge. screened porch; lot 5ox
100; Handicapped. Must be seen "a
be appreciated. By owner Hyatts-
vile Hills, WA. Ss4S or AP 046l
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12O-FT. FRONTAGE
EAST PINES

WHERE CAN YoU FTND Q eharmins
little white shingied house. pras.
on lss door, stairs 70 partially IN:
i.h:d "a 5sd nSSr ssy s5,s s snGfh 81 of foS
than sl0.0O0f caii Mrs Mckee.
Out Bladensburg I'd. ID
Peace Cross. right TO Edmonston
I'd. left TO Riverdaie rd.. right 10
66th st., another right 70 e7th 81.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors
Georgetown Once
3207 o st. NV. Hu. 1855
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CHEVY CHASE VIEW
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

los West Leland st. Lovely det. home
on lot I25x2OU. Liv. rm.. l5x32 has
wood-burning flrepl.; 4 bedrms.;
closets; 4 bath; 2 porcheS: full bsmt.
oil heat: flower and vegetahle gar
dens and pool. Shown by appt,
MORGAN REAL ESTATE CO., RE.
40l0 Ewes, OIL 4SO4 p
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BETHESDA
LUXMANOR.


LUXMANOR
A beautiful new cor. home on approx.
Y acre; lily. rm., din. rm., fully
rms. and 2 full baths; flrepl. in liv.
rm.; flrepl. in bsmt.. planned for
Eecr. rm.; bargain for quick sale.
To inspect, call
r. H. BEST, INC.
Mr.. Burklin. wi. e2ss. %
BETHESDA RAMBLERS, Sls,950 to
$4,000. Sample house, ,5s03 WILL
met rd. Open I to daily. Re-
baths, wonderful kitchen. stairs to
large storage attic Out Old George
town rd. TO Beach ave. and left !
block to house on risht.. Some
models viii go -G1 with 10S down.
BlllingSley & KorZendorfer
OR. 1896. OR. 1922 TILL 0 PM.
BETHESDA BARGAIN
Near Naval Hospital. just OF wis.
ave.--Very spacious white elapboard
eet aesashs h1me wtfh azs hyins ans
attic suitable finishing into extra
bedroom; auto. heat; Bendix washer
included. Price, S15,e50. with al
lowance for decorating. Call ONCE
till 9 Pm.
German P. Young, DE. 4444
BETHESDA-6 rms, / bath; garage:
brick and frame; close to schools;
S1T,950,
BETHESDA-3 bedrms., 2 baths; 1st-
fir. den and lav:; rec. rm.; garage;
CHEVY CHASE bedrms.. 2 baths:
1st-fir. den and law: large rooms;
frame and stone; $4,000.
NORTHWEST REALTY
OIL. es67. OIL. 5211. WI. 14s4. 3
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
1863 H S.W.

This 6-rm. row brick has just been
completely redecorated, and is to-
days best buy. MA. 1884, ewes. Ia.
1889. III
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CT APPROVED

Two-bedrm. BUNGALOW in convenient
Sc: location. No down payment re-
porches: large level lot. Priced be-
low CT appraisal. T. D. BURGESS,
VI. 2S02 It'll s. 10
SMALL DOWN PAY
MENT; 1900 block A st. Sc: mod
ern semidet. brick; lovely rms.
modern tile bath, full bsmt. with
beautiful rec. rm., gas heat. hard
wood floors throughout. Plenty yard
Newkirk. TU. 3232; ewes. ia. 204O,
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS, 3005
Georgia ave. NV. 10
COLORED-NEAR LINCOLN PARK-
Brick home, Z large rooms, fully
furnished; easy terms. MITCHELL
QUICK. ST. 1868; ewes. RA. 341S.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
BUNGALOW, $11,950
large shady lot completely fenced;
front porch. liv. rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm., equipped kit,
2 twin-sized bedrms., bath; full
bsmt., laundry room. outside en-
trance.
RAMBLER, $14,95O -.
full basement. living dining rm.
combination. brick fireplace, ample
closets, roomy kitchen.
Colonial Home, $17,250
Excellent location. level lot. large
living room. guest-size dining rm.,
equipped kitchen, large bedrms. 1t,
recreation rm.. side porch.
HANDSOME INCOME
Al1-brick apartment house. built in
194S, contains three 2-bedroom
apts. total Of IA rms. with income
of 1895 per mo. or $4,000 per ".
Operating cost including taxes. in
surance and utilities amount to
only S945 per yr. Price S27,50O.
Wood -Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave, 81. 500 till 8.
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QUO b 81. NV. MA, Z346,
WE TAM RTTTTn

You Q nice home On 0 lot We have,
Just "a block on Branch ave. Sc.
For further Information eall MR..
SPARKS. MA. 1913.
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hE. 1858. bL. U77b, UN. lbGB.
OFFICERS, ATTENTION
S16.95o. $3.50 cash. Yes, $3.50. ts10O
per month includes INT, principal,
home in a beautiful neighborhood; I;
8 spacious rooms and hall. powder
room on first floor: eomplese sely
equipped kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal unit; bsmt. with ga
rage Held till Friday only. VA
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RAMBLER. S14.95O
SILVER SPRING

Owner Leaving Town
Some lucky buyer viii enjoy this
lovely 2-story brick. 8 bedrms.. III
baths, lge. enclosed porch. bsmt.
has recr. rm. and be6rm., lge lot:
close to everything. Call Mrs. Fink.
JU. 7.76l1. cox q Co. 81. 0775.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
Immediate Occrnancv

y
For sale By owner. custom butt .
" -oid eunGa,eS, convenient trAnsp
churches grade. ig. An6 81 hiSh
schools House wtil &C Ol or buyer
can assume present GI ananei1ss.
Fully equipped kit din rrn. @s-ft,
dv, ru, oedrrnA. and hath aoSred
atttc, screened porch. fun eSrpt.
work bench. shower and laUna.
c1nS,s copper screens. COPPER pipes
and Venetian blinds throuEhoQt eli
h.-wh; higA. wooded lot 500 "a.
trontass is Minis, downtown, Sls. =
$50, 5000 NJ st Sc. 20 $500,
ewes, Sat aud sun
NEAR MT. RAINIER
HOME AND INCOME
Spacious a-ru. modern house. ar
RANGED aS 5 apis Sl3n per no.
from . AptS-; 4-rm apt for UWntr;
excel, conc: oil heat, Lr trsnSp,.
schools. stores, gccd investment,
Mrs. Nader. US. SSf4. COX & CO.
UN 1890.
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TAKOMA PARK, $50
Cozy white prewar bungalow; 8
rooms, sleeping porch. fireplace;
INV. gas heat; attic and big. dry
PassWshss;7 eaioWs. $500 iSSa 70 s1i.6oo. ss DuH
GORDON w. HOLLAND
81 Carroll Ave-. sI. S96e. 81 2275.
Ill
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sEMI-DETACHED, $12,950
and bath home, mr.. Hillcrest, Is now
avail at this reasonable price, on
good terms. Nice I'd, concrete
front porch. new gas a.-c. furnace
and h.-w. heater, rec. rm., storm
EESSERr TO soSs 5es any Reatoas fims' s5 sa
e. Cap. st. Ii. 3-0129; ewes. Ii.
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DEVMOPMENT CO.

Builders and Developers of
Wesley Hts. Sumner d Spring Valley
1880 Mass. Ave. NV, OR. 4464
Evenings Telephone OIL. 0051
81 rrf feA
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SUMNER
OWNER TRANSFERRED

OWNEzzb IIsIlIN5r E.tLktEO :,
Four-bedroom, 3-bath home. Wei
planned for efncient Housekeeping
and family comfort, In this delight
Other rooms include: liv. rm., din
rm., library. kit, built-in garage
w. G. & A. N. MILLER
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OVER
S65O.OO0

IN SMALL HOME SALES MADE
ro r1YElho sHfE oR THF FRspE M9HTH Yo3s 3R AoMn
CALL cox AND co.
RE. l633. a.. O77h I'm 1ho6
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HoUSES-SAlE-S.E. Cont. J
HOME COMFORT

Can be yours in this nice broom
brick at 2214 32nd st. in Hillcrest;
basement; 2 fireplaces; large con-
crete porch; garage. Drive by and
look it over, then call for appt. to
inspect.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-OO40.
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SILVER SPRING
RAMBLER, S17.95O

1-.74e, p x 5OOO
Custom built. loc. in q beau. area:
rm with picture window and frepl.,
din. area 10x10, kit. garbage dis
posal and washer, 3 good-sized bed
rms. and bath, full bsmt., "a bath,
gas heat. conv. to everything.
CAPE, COD
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

q LUCHS CO
1905 II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
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coLORED-I3OO BLOCK QUINCY
baths, front porch. rear screened
porches, full basement; reasonable
price and terms; possession with
title. To inspect. call Mr.. Cameron
(eves., RA. 1S1D. with VIVA. N.
THROCKMORToN. Reaitor' DI.
coILoRED-714 8 ST. N.w.-seven-
rm. row brick; will redecorate to
xutt purchaser; very reas. terms.
Ma 1884; ewes, IA. 1899. II
COIORED-ON NEW HAMPSHIRE
rooms oil heat, good terms to
responsible party. RA. 3094. 10.
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HILLCREST AREA
Desirable 2-bedroom semidet. brick
IN a fine location; full basement, gas
heat; screened porch; very nice
grounds. Can be bought right.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc. LU. 4-OO40.
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HoUsEs EoR SALE-Mo.

WASHINGTON. .. {.
Evening star., 1950-06-09

"a ACRE, BEAUTIFUL HOUSE
On Route I'll With white board
fence; consists Of iiv. Tm-. kit. and
dinette. 2 bedrms. and bath on sc
a.; open stairway 70 End q. with
space for 2 more bedrms.: house in
ros pfos. e6o HssSms essh r.Snlr.S 1d ,SAn Pkg &
TAGON RxALTY CO.. FAirtax 3pos
5S-.s.S=.z
Evening star., 1950-04-30
RWeRA
LIKE THE CUBAkS"

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o reol feeling for the rhythm con bonk on it Those
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and Ieom to Rumbo correctly You Ieorn foster with
Arthur Muroy's Moee Step Method. And you oequre
snort technique oIone with the otest steps Remember
its EASY-you get the secret Of the reo Rumbo movement
otter one hour
An expert Arthur Murroy teoeher will give you donce
onolys;s FREE. Why not obey thot impulse Now Don't
delights ote thon you think! Come in or telephone
Executive 4l00 . you'll be omozed to discover how
quickly you con moster ALL the loest donce steps BY
Arthur Munoys famous Moeie Step Method
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Morse of Oregon and Democratic
Senators Scott w. Lucas of Illinois
and Hubert Humphrey OF Minneso-
ia, were among influential men,
bers of Congress who reiterated
their pledges to fight for enact
ment of a Fair Employment Prac-
tees law and other civil rights
legislation, in addresses to the
Delegates attending the meetings.
Other speakers heard during the
meeting were Rep. Jacob Javits,
New York; Rep, A. Clayton
Powell Jr., Democratic of New
York; Rep. Raymon Madden,
Democratic Of Indiana; Rep. Will
liam Dawson, Democratic of Hi
nois, Val j. Washington of the
Republican National Committee;
A. Philip Randolph, President of
the Sleeping Car Porters Union;
Roy Wilkins, Secretary for the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People.
Seasoned observers among MEM
bers of the press and old time
WASHINGTON citizens called the
Civil Mobilization the greatest
meeting of its kind ever held in
the nations capitol.
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which could be we'll based upon in
telligent political participation, in
telligent political responsibility, and
intelligent use of the ballot.
Included among the S,019 dele
gates registered at the Mobilization
both white and Negro, representing
fifty-seven National organization,
and az states, were delegates from
Alabama, Arkansas, South Caro-
lima, North Carolina, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and
Texas representing what is gen.
orally referred to as the deep
South, and a section of the country
where Negro citizens suffer most
from the denial of basic Civil
Rights.
Among the more widely known
Southern Negro leaders registered
as delegates to the meeting were
Attorney Walton, Atlanta, Geor-
gia; Emory 0 Jackson, Birming-
ham, Alabama; Editor of the Birm-
ingham World; ARENA c. Mallory
of Lexington, Mississippi; Vice
President, National Council of
Negro Women; n. A. Hester, Hous-
ton, Texas; Secretary, Texas Negro
Democrats; Kelly M. Alexander,
President of North Carolina State
Conference of NAACP Branches;
and Percy Greene, Editor and Pub
Usher of the Jackson Advocate, and
President of the Mississippi Negro
Democrats Association.
The real views of the Southern
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-01-28
FREE GASOLINE

That's the TRUTH We are giving
gasoline away absolutely free.
In fact, to every purchaser of a
SPIC and SPAN Used Car from
our NEW LOT at 112 Z. Pearl
Street between now and March LIST
we are giving full 55-gallOn bar
rel of gas, any brand you choose
absolutely FREE. To be delivered
by the Service Station of your
choosing. Come in and see for
yourself.
, 1950-09-15
CHAMBER

NJ -.
San Juan on regular weekly
sailings and then transferred
to mail boat, which gave con-
siderably faster service than
at present.
The Chamber m ade com
plete investigation with Post
master Wilbert Armstrong, the
Inspector and communicated
direct with the Assistant Post
master General for a correc-
ton and improvement in ser
vice.
John j. Gillen, Deputy As
sistant Postmaster General
writes the following: I'VE
have reviewed the matter and
have issued instructions to the
New York Office which will
assure the receipt at St. Croix
of parcel post once a week"
Further investigation of de-
lays in mail from San Juan to
st. Croix via the mail boat is
being made and it is anticipat-
ed that considerable improve
ment will be made in order
that st. Croix can secure one
week service out of New York
on all mail and parcel post.
, 1950-09-15
A PROCLAMATION
October "a. 1850 : United Notions Day

October "a, the anniversary of the coming into force of
the Chapter of the United Nations has been designated by the
General Assembly of the United Nations as "UNITED MA
IlONS DAY" to be devoted each year to acquainting all
peoples of the world with the aims and achievements of the
United Nations and to gaining their support for the work of
this organization.
This year United Nations Day will be observed during a
very eventful period in which the United Nations, in the in
terest OF world peace, is engaged in an important police eff
fort in Korea, determined to maintain peace and uphold Ii
berty, democracy and justice.
The people of the Virgin Islands are fundamentally in
accord with the current demonstration on behalf of world
peace now being carried on by the United Nations in Korea,
with the full and active support of our sovereign nation, the
United States of America.
In his Proclamation of May "a, 1850, the President of the
United States of America, has called upon the officers Of
Federal, state and local governments to observe October %.
1850, as United Nations Day:
NOW, WHEREFORE, /, Morris F. de Castro, Governor Of
the Virgin Islands do hereby urge the People of the Virgin Is
lands to observe Tuesday, October "a, 1850, as Omitted Ma
tons Day" in the Virgin Islands; and / also urge that thew CO.
operate fully with the United Nations Day Citizens Commit
by participating in ceremonies and public programs de
sired to reaffirn1 our faith in the detectives of the United Ma
tons our appreciation Of its accomplishments, and our re-
solve to give active support to its principles; and
LIDO FURTHER PROCLAIM that the week beginning
October ~, 1850, shall be devoted in the public schools
the Virgin Islands to the dissemination of infor-
nation on the aims and achievements of the United Nations
through specially prepared programs and activities.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Ithaye hereunto set nv hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Virgin islands
d the United States to be affixed at Charlotte Annalie Saint
Inon1as, this thirhetrday of August, 1850, AID. ~
M NORRIS F. de CASTRO
, 1950-09-15
I
W (2) WHITE c

from the Watergut area in.
Christiansted. It is quite pos
sible that the person now in
possession Of these birds does
not know where to return
then. It will therefore be APP
preciated if the Avis Office be
notified. "A suitable reward
viii be paid
, 1950-09-15
NOBODY KNOWS
o THE FUTURE

Four years ago no one be-
lieved that the Virgin Is
lands would have a native
governor. And four years
ago no one believed that
st. Croix would have a plant
for pasteurizing milk, nor
that the pasteurized milk OF
ST. Croix would be the best
in the Antilles and one OF
the best Of the world. This
statement might surprise
you, but we have the evil
dence of it. It is only neces-
sary for you to drink the
milk to convince yourself OF
the truth
Now at last hotel man
ayers and business men of
the island can tell the tour
lists and the world that the
island Of ST. Croix produces
its own pasteurized milk.
ROMANS DAIRY
, 1950-09-15

o6"oU
A feller's got to be husky to
make the grade in sports! And
it's, so easy-and so pleasant 10
drink the extra Vitamins and
Minerals needed to assure peak
physical condition. In tasty,
chocoIate.fIayored Hemo,
there's a world of healthfuI
food essentials and food supple
ments, along with lots of enjoy
ment! /
Yes 80. Hemo is rich in car
bohydrate and protein needed
to supply more energy and mus.
Gle. And there's Vitamin D and
Calcium and Phosphorus for
strong, straight bones and good
teeth. Hemo gives you no less
than fVe vitaminS and three inn
portant minerals to help give
you the strong, energetic body
you want in order to be first in
your favorite sport. Drink at
least two glasses every day!
Evening star., 1950-09-23
4 Injured in Collision
On Shirley Highway

-Four persons were injured, none
seriously. in collision on Shirley
highway near the Pentagon ware
house in Arlington last night.
Joseph H. Pugh, jr., "a, of 1T
North Columbus street, Alexan-
dria, driver of one car, was ad-
mitted to Gallinger Hospital with
head injuries. His condition to-
day was reported as good.
Treated at Emergency Hospital
and released were Silas Hutchin-
son. 26, of 2910 Thirteenth street
NV. driver of the other car; his
wife, Mrs. Cora Hutchinson, 19
and their 7-month-old daughter
Frances.
Park police said Mr.. Hutchinson
apparently had taken the wrong
turn near the Pentagon and was
headed the wrong way on the di-
vided highway. When Mr.. Hutch
inson stopped to figure how to gel
righted, according to police, the
car driven by Mr.. Pugh crashed
into him.
John Hall, 6, suffered a severe
leg cut yesterday when he was
struck by a car on route 202 near
Cheverly. Md. The child was
taken to Prince Georges General
Hospital, where his condition was
reported good. He lives at 6214
Osborne road, Landover.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
Roads Commission Shifts
Officials in MARYLAND
By the Assncinfed Press

FREDERICK, Md, Sept. 23.-
Thomas G. Mohler. formerly resi-
dent engineer for the State Roads
Commission in Frederick County,
has become assistant district en-
gineer in charge of construction
for Western Maryland.
He is succeeded in Frederick by
Silas D. Kuhn of Boonsboro, who
has worked in roads commission
construction work in the county
for Is years.
Mr.. Mohler moved to the dis
trict office at Cumberland to sue
ceed j. Carter Shyrock of Frost
burg, who resigned.
G. Bates Chaires continues as
chief district engineer at Cumber-
land and Robert E. L. Putnam,
former resident engineer in Fred
erick, continues as his assistant in
charge Of maintenance.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
Montgomery Chest Dinner
Opens Fund Campaign Drive

More than $1,700 in pledges
and contributions were made last
night for Montgomery County's
annual Community Chest cam
paign at dinner given for busi-
ness and civic leaders of the west
ern suburban area.
I. S. Turover, Chest vice presi-
dent, gave the dinner at the
Brook Farm restaurant. Louis L.
Orgera, executive director, told
the meeting that Montgomery
County received $4,000 more in
Chest assistance this year than
it raised during last falls cam
paign. The new quota is $685.
600. =
Other speakers included Marvin
Simmons, president of the Be-
thesda Chamber of Commerce,
which this year is sponsoring So
licitation in the Bethesda busi-
ness areas, and Frederic P. Lee,
County Council president, who
urged support of the Chest cam
paign, which begins October IL.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
Carver Junior COLLEGE,
Instructors Named

Appointment of the first five
instructors at the new George
Washington Carver Junior Col.
lege for Negroes, Rockville, was
announced yesterday by Dean
Parlett L. Moore. >.@
At the same time, Dean Moore
said applications for enrolment
at the junior college, the first OF
It's kind in Maryland, are run
ming ahead Of expectations and
several other instructors will
have to be hired.
Those already named are Leroy
Brown, who will teach industrial
arts; Mrs. Marjorie B. Edwards
who will teach social science:
Mrs. Novella M. Monk, home
economics; Mrs. Dorothy l.
Smith, English. and Kermit l.
Weaver. who will act as registrar
and treasurer.
The college, which will open
Monday, will be housed in the
Lincoln High School. All classes
will be held after 4 pm.
The institution will be moved
to the George Washington Car
yer High School when the latter
is completed. At that time, Lin
coin High will become a junior
high school. Pending completion
OF the new Carver School, seventh
grade students in the area will
be taught at the Longview
School, Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1950-09-23
st. Morys County Fair Festivities
Continue After Coronation Rite

Marys Academy. is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Lacey.
She was chosen from o group of
nine, one from each Of the coun-
tvs election districts. The others
were Judy Mueller. Mary Alma
Hewitt. Mary Ann Candella, Flor
ence Gragan. Helen Anderson.
Dorothy Abel. Mary Hall and
Connie Rice.
Rear Admiral M. F. Schoeffel,
commanding officer of the Pa
tuxent Naval Air Test Center,
crowned the queen in ceremonies
held In an exhibit building be-
cause of the threatening weather.
Henry j. Fowler, president of
the Fair Board, was master of
ceremonies. Mrs. Jean Labat
served as chairman of the Con-
test Committee. The queen title
was selected because religious free
dom In Maryland was established
at st. Mary's City when the Eng
llsh settlers landed there In 1884.