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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FoE SALE
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BUILDERS-can BREHME, AP. 1852,
for good building sites; 40 lots. in
Woodmoor, Silver Spring, on grade,
sewer: 20 lots off Piney Branch rd.,
Silver Spring, sewer, on grade; SO
lots of N. H. ave-, semidet.. on
grade, sewer; 2 lots Phila. ave-.
TAX. PIX, paved street; 1885 lots
Defense hwy, very low price: 90
lots in Chillum, acreage. 10
4S ACRES OF well-located open land
between Potomac and Rockville.
Maryland consisting of 435-foot
frontage on Falls Church road. This
property is priced right for an i'm
with JAMES L. DIXON a. CO. i03S
18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes. Co
SHEPHERD PARK-Lot 5Ox215, /
blk. off 18th st.; high elevation, good
neighborhood; all improvements in.
cail Mr.. Combs. with L. E. BRUEN-
NIGER & SONS. Ma. 2040; after 5
PM, WI. 1858. .
PLNECREST. vas mi. from Penta-
gon over Shirley hwy; beau. wooded
100000 homesite; $3.50. YER
NON NJ. LYNCH g. SONS, Lincolnia,
Va, AL. 59G6; (closed Suns.)
ARL., NORTH-70xl25 high elev.,
fenced; bsmt., ready to go. much
material, oak flooring complete win
dows, doors, trim, flowers, shrubs
and fruit; $4,000 or $4,000 for
lot alone; cash. Gil. 7729. MR..
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

WILL BUY commercial property show
ing net return Of $4,000 to $40, 900
year. Give full details. Box
147-X. Star. 10
and coml. property. I have cash
investors. HU. .7142. 10
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BOATS

CRUISER. 36x11. nice lines; built
ssnsi0s' sas50e' tg5!y oT 7ts4 equipped; sleeps 4
FACToRY-BUILT. 30-FT. CRUISER.
Mahogany construction, Chrysler
Crown motor; sleeps two couples
IN separate cabins, eft. headroom,
complete toilet, bottled-gas stove
ready to go; asking $4,000: reduc-
ton for fall sale. See MIR. HURLEY,
Southside Marine Service, Urbanna.
Va.
CHESAPEAKE BAY BUILT cabin
cruiser ,4S it.. comp. equipped. new
motor, life preservers, galley. rear
open deck. compl. inclosed control
cabin; sleeps 4. Sacrifice for low
PIER, Deal, Nd. west River 61si.
s1aissr This s7s fast is5o tsI6possssd ssdsp
able boat, sleeping 8. used less
than 100 hours, must be sold by
reserve. officer. Save over $4,000 on
megt1 9rlginal nP Prifs; ssoS Shown by appoint
REFINIsH YOUR BOAT the MODERN
way. Belt. disc or vibrator sanders
saes iSIo aoDEFs Efgsiree sIooRs aa5ine aa5 5I
MERCURY OUTBOARDS. sales. parts
service, rentals. trades. service ali
outboards, BLAiOCK CYCLE CO,
Sl17 Ga. ave-, Sil. Spg., SH. $3.50.
RENT 0uTBOARDS ny DAY or Ssek
at BLALOcK CYCLE CO.. sll7 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring. SH $3.50.
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
Herring Bay, Eastern Bay. Gooses.
For reservation. call CAPT AN
THONY KING. wa AI92
20-FT. 2-BUNK CABIN Job; Al
shape. $3.50. WA. 1880. -
21-FT. OWENS 1947. like new. Sleeps
four. Fully equipped, $4,000. Next
to POLICE Harbor Pier. NE. 14ls;
ALDEN SCHOONER. SO feet; former
ocean racer; aux: $4,000. E. HUNT,
4713 North Rock Spring road. Arl
los
a6-FT. FISHING BOAT, fully equip
ped. just painted; docked at Colonial
Beach, Va; sacrifice for S275. Cali
LA. $500. all day Sat. and Sun.
33-FT. AUX. YAwL-S2 $50 or best
offer. Beautiful Maine boat worth
$4,000 COL. SPANO. OIL, 1864
10
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
l acre. country store and 5-rm. apt
having oil h.-w.h., bath, phone and
electricity; large never failing
stream; splendid garden spot: some
fruit. Good location on left. State
road u mile to railroad, school bus
by door; 20 mi to D. c. Widow says
sell. Priced $500, "a cash. Poss
Sept. 10. Exclusive.
212-acre chicken farm; S-rm. house
with h h-w.h.. complete plumbing,
electricity and phone; full bsmt.,
laundry trays, new furnace and
good roof; housing for 1000 chick
ems; shade and fruit trees; "a mile
to railroad; hard-road frontage; 20
miles D. C. Priced $12,500, $500
cash. bal. $50. mo. Immed. poss.
263-acre manor loan stock farm;
lge. 9-rm. brick house with new
plumbing ano electricity: 45X7C
bsmt, barn, double corn house, hos
house. hen house. ETC.; 40 acres oak
timber, 40 acres permanent pasture
balance for crops; 3 streams. cattle
fenced; ~ mile hard-road frontage;
school bus by door: 2S miles D. c.;
price $27. 500; "a cash; growing corn
crop included; possession Is days
2 dairy farms; 60-cow barn on each
l mile east of Poolesville. Cal
Charles H. JamiSon. Poolesville 26l2
with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC. -J
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PRINCE WILLIAM co

PRINCE WILLIAM co.
9 rm. frame house with bath. 2
screened-in porches, oak floors. 1st
fl. liv. rm.. din rm. kit. and 2 bed
rms. gas stove, refgr., built-in double
sink cabinets: End A. liv. rm., din.
rm.. 2 bedrms., gas stove, refgr..
cabinet sink 8 oil heaters to go with
house; > elec. pumps. elec. h.-w. tank
in kit. This property located on la
acres. Lovely lawn. lot of shrubbery,
chicken house and barns; near shop
community cannery. 81 miles D. C.
Price $4,000, "a cash. bal. to suit
purchaser.
A. 6. ANDERSON, Realtor
111O N. Vernon st.. Ari. ia. 4-U696
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sAL

oNE-HALF ACRE industrial ground,
excellent location, Just of River I'd.
Call MR.. WALKER, WI. 8651. IS
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT, 1859
stores used-car !i lot etc. ETC.. viii piTeDie rent'
NE. 1900. Du. 4b0l 10
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FARMS (cont.).
MCNTGOMERY COUNTY

s ACRES, cleared: 7 mi. to Silver
Spring; house. barn and spring;
S11,950, OWNER, 10. 5-O432. 10
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LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON d. C.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1914 K ST NV Ma 654a
SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
Mr.. MILLER. ME. 1920; EVE
NINGS 81. 1921.
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ST. MARYS

Fall showing of large cottage sites
and acreage tracts on and near the
beautiful Patuxent River only | hr.
drive from D. C. 1t will pay yod to
visit st. Marys this week end and
see for, yourself the many advantages
offered for year round living. Prices
start at $395. terms If desired
DIRECTIONS, Maryland Route No. 5 to
Waldorf, left at stoplight, Is mi. to
Guys Corner. thence Route 235 to
st. Marys Beach sign.
OVER 600 ACRES-2 miles water
front. so, miles from D. c. Farm,
stables, brick home, pier. Partly
subdivided; write or phone for Il
Iustrated brochure Brokers CO.
D. Lloyd Morris, Broker
sH. 1927, s616 Ga. Ave, Silver
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I4II K 81. INV. %
FARMETTE
. acres in Laytonsville. (Md.) area
on paved State road. % miles from
D. c. Completely modern house anc
garage, 2 yrs. old: 1l2 stories. {
rms, fireplace; excellent view; price
$13,200.
CALL MR.. CORBIN. ASHTON BOIL
THOMPSON & GRAY, Realtors. 904
Ellsworth DIR, Silver Spring. 81
6l00 q
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S35,OOO

$3.50
Loudoun County cattle farm; excellent
for nonresident owner; including
buildings, equipment, machinery,
tools and half growing crops; 220
acres open. balance in valuable tim
Der. total 254 acres; located of No.
so: 30 miles from Key Bridge; farm
house with bath, electricity, phone.
two bedrooms; new large corn crib
and granary; new machine shed:
smoke house; chicken house; storage
shed, and small weekend cottage
for nonresident owner; well watered
and fenced; fields lined and fertil-
ized: now grazing and feeding 100
head cattle. This is a paying farm
and wei. worth your inspection.
Phone Major Lane. Ma $500; eve
nings, WI. $3.50 for appointment and
details.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE

CONN. AVE. AND M ST. N.w.-Under
$30.000, 3-story and bsmt. brick
bsmt. suitable for remodeling into
store. For details, call Mr.. Manuel,
with DRURY REALTY CORR. MI.
1000: eyes,, EN-. 1886. 10
RESTAURANT AND BAR. class C
license, corner location. S-year
lease, low rent business daily $3.50
to $3.50: small payrool; price S13.-
900, Call from 8 to 2 pm. Ask
for OWNER. RE. 846S. 10
Vacant, Commercial Ground
$4,000 50. it., 4521 14th st. NV.
10000 50. it., front on Gist, Chicago
and Chesapeake Ave.
This ground is available at low price,
all cash. Call HARRINGTON, Ma $500.
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
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HIGH ON A HILL
80-ACRF FARM

Center-hall, 6-rm. frame home; We
netian blinds, excellent water sup
ply, electricity and telephone: beau
tiful shade trees; nearly new, 900
capacity poultry house; good barn
and all outbuildings in good condi-
tion. Entire, farm well fenced;
young orchard, 20 grape vines, etc
About 35 mi. D. c.; good buy at
$l3.500, $4,000 cash required.
DILLON LAND co.
1112 Hillwood Ave, Falls Church. Va
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AUIOS . IKUSNS FOX HIKE
VAN TRUCK. any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance,
ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. 1916.
AVAILABLE IMMEDlATELY-Ia..
Chevrolet vans. stakes panels and
pickups for hire by day. vk. or con.
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRTV-UR
SELF 1923 I st Nv NE 70Il
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

S17,950; so acres. modern 7-rm
house. bath, full bsmt., natural gas
heat; well fenced: springs for stock
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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GARAGES

Manning Trailer Sales
YOUR MID-STATES DEALER"
J. s. No. / at Berwyn, Md. Tower 6681
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needs bldg. approx. 60x100 for
service work Will consider contem-
plated construction on lonE-term
lease; nr. Bladensburg and N. Y. ave.
Box 4b2-R Star
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CHEVROLET '4s Fleetline; r. and

1-owner: low mileage; beautiful ,
tone finish; 1890 KIRK MOTOR
CO. 1000 Ga. ave-; ia. 4s00.
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetline 4-dr. Sc
dan: radio and heater; 21,000 actual
miles bysone owner. This car is far
Must be seen and driven to really
be appreciated. Weekend special,
S1,095. Cash, trade or terms. BELL
MOTORS, SOLO Wis. ave-, WO. 5000.
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dVc. at -UUN So. NE. %
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster conv.,
r. and h.. defrosters. spotlight, other
extras; new top: excel. cond; sale
psiee S12S5' n IeI l9ng-teTm ,0s ioT1Tste e 4
Silver Spring Packard dealer. 7911
Ga. ave, Silver Spring, Md, SH.
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40 TO 80 MODELS
Drive in, bring your title. You'll get
more cash here.
WOLFE MOTORS
18th and X Sts. NV. EX 5562.
"TTDS 60 EACVD
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CHRYSLER 1941 sedan. in fine condi-
ton. A car that will go anywhere.
New tires. plastic seat covers, new
battery, mechanical condition per-
feet: the best buy on the market for
$500; privately owned. WA. 700e
cHRYsLER sn,sI;I; le4s Sc sedan: radio, heater;
chk9snEh isss III R. Il aye 4sdrI ne; s.s. radio,
heater, automatic shift. seat covers,
1Ssy 1gxt ttirss; .syoo low mileage; Ike new;
CHRYsLER Al cony.; r. and b.. new
sstIrsg sg sxcel l.sg smgech. eond.. clean;
CHRYsLER late al Windsor de luxe
4-dr. sed:: med. blue. low mi, l.
tires; no dealers; $3.50 or best offer.
cHsYsIER 2si sGER; 1s47 a-dr. Windsor wlS sedan;
green, like new: delivered '4S; low
mileage; orig; owner; $1,345 or best
CORD Beverly sedan: r., h., Wv
tires; as is, $3.50. or trade postwar
CROSLEY 1947 2-door sedan; new
mnnoSter, meter, good condition; $3.50. WI.
DE 'sSoTo AZ custom 4-dr. sedan; s
l.. a4lu A.' HGW llIco, runs ana looks
IKE pkena new; Vi, orig owner; price, ST; ;325.
DE SOTO 194S Custom 4-dr.; low
mileage, accesoried; pvt. party must
sell; S1,495. VI. 4215. 10
DE SOTO 1942 custom 4-dr.; perfect
1946 model: $495; easy bank financ-
ing ARRANGED. WILLIAMS, r. I.
ave. at Goth st. ne, IS
DE SOTO 1910 for sale for S125
cash. Call any time Of day, '49
motor. Ii. 6-30S6. O.
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ARLINGTON. WILSON BLVD.
Approx. 1000 it. floor area. can di-
ofhces. ARLINGTON REALTY CO..
2204 Wilson blvd. OW. $500. 10
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
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DOCTORS. ATTENTION-Ofic well
located on downtown 10th street;
reception rm;, lavatory. consulting
equipment. Call Mrs. Gavin with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO., 1922 18th
st. NV. ST. 1900; Ewes. DU. 4SS1.
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CHEVROLET ie46 4-dr., black fn.;
r. and h., custom seat covers: clean
little car; S795; So financing. "a
mos. to pay. WILLIAMS, r. J.
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COIlplctely SQulppcu, q CaE yOu ~
be proud to own; beautiful sea green
finish; very low milssgs; Sl;2455,
1346 Cue st. NV, DU. $500. ---8
CHEVROLETS 46's, ATS 4S's; also
Pontiacs and Plymouths. all models.
One-owner cars. priced from SS95
to S1.595; best quality merchan-
disc available. We sell. finance and
insure you, all in one package; no
second liens. lust S195 down, easy
payments. WARREN SANDERS,
Bladensburg and N. Y. aves. ne,
CHEvRoIET 1850 Power Glide sed.;
equip; $l.S92. Why pay more? We
deliver for less than Is down; easy
weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg.
CHEVROLET 1947 coupe; heater: low
mileage; l D. C. owner; special
price, S935; 1925 down. 1s mos. to
pay. NATIONAL MOTORS. INC,
14th and Columbia I'd. NV, MI.
cHEvRoLET ie4e 4-door. sedan.
cond.; only $S95, easy payments.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 265 Carroll
st. NV. GE. 1908. $
CHEVROLET 1850 Power Glide sed /;
equip; S1,S92. Why pay more? We
deliver for less than y down; easy
weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE
sALERS. 1881 4lsdensburg.
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Silver Spring Exchange Club
To Get Charter Toniqht

The new Exchange Club of Sill
yer Spring will receive it's charter
at 8 o'clock tonight at the Indian
Spring Country Club.
The charter will be received by
william w. Momtt, president OF
the new club. Representing the
National Exchange Club will be
j. Benjamin Brick of Atlantic
City.
Chairman of the charter meet
ing will be Robert L. Noble. Of
ficers of the new club include
James L. Allnutt, Vice president;
Edward j. Fitz Gibbon, secretary
treasurer, and Joseph R. Griffin,
William E. Cissel, Mr.. Noble, DR..
Merton L. White, DR.. Edwin R.
Rapp, Gregory j. Lanigan and
Stedman Prescott, jr., members of
the board of control.
Theodore G. Proctor and Ralph
Cole of the Exchange Club of
Washington will be sponsoring
committeeman at the installation
Evening star., 1950-08-18
Abandon Evil Habits,
Young Adventists Told

Modern young people are 80
calloused to sane living" that
their evil habits don't faze them
in the lease, Elder Warren N.
Wittenberg told a $50 meeting
of Seventh Day Adventists today.
Young men and women will
have to abandon their habits of
drinking, smoking and immoral
ity," he told a youthful audience
at the Potomac Conference camp
meeting at Washington Mission
ary College, Takoma Park. Dele
gates from the District. Maryland
and Virginia are attending.
Scheduled to speak today are
William H. Shepherd, president
of the college; William E. Battye,
missionary of Australia and S.
Rore, a Fiji islander who will
appear at an evening session in
native costume.
More than 5000 persons are
expected to attend tomorrow's S
Sabbath services. Elder c. L.
TORY will be the main speaker
At yesterdays session, DR..
Henry E. Andren, Seventh Day
Adventist consultant in neuro-
psychiatry at the Washington
Sanitarium, told the meeting:
The present war is largely the
result of victors of the last war
Furnishing the conquered. If the
same stupid policy is followed in
this war, the results will be even
worse"
Evening star., 1950-08-18
Free Star Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight

Programs presented through
the cooperation of the District
of Columbia, Arlington County.
Montgomery County and Prince
Georges County Recreation De-
partments and THE" Film Gen.
ter of Washington.
Washington, $3.50 pm.
Janney, Wisconsin avenue and
Albemarle street NV; Bright
wood. Thirteenth and Nicholson
streets NV; Douglass Simmons,
First and Pierce streets NV:
EdgeWood. Third and Evarts
streets NE: BriggS-Montgomery,
Twenty-seventh and I streets
NV; Trinidad, Trinidad avenue
and Meigs street NE; Watts
Branch, Sixty second and Banks
streets NE; Thomson, Twelfth
and L streets NV; Randall,
First and I streets S.W.; Anne
Beers, Thirty-sixth place and Ala
bama avenue Sc.
Arlington, $3.50 pm.
Lubber Run Park. Second and
Columbus streets.
Montgomery County, $3.50 pm.
Pinecrest, st. Lawrence drive,
Four Corners.
Prince Georges County, $3.50 pm.
Landover Hills Elementary
School. 7009 Varnum street.
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Fairfax Will Open
'1een-Age Canteen'

The town of Fairfax viii lopen
its new Teen Age Canteen at 8
O'Clock tonight at the Scout
House.
The project is the result of
months of work by community or
ganizations and individuals.
Teen ayers who attend the
opening are scheduled to elect a
leader to work with adult groups
in planning a program.
The Rotary Club, builders of the
Scout House, have given permis-
sion for use of the building as a
canteen. The house is located
south of the courthouse, west of
Chain Bridge road.
Among the organizations de-
veloping the plan for a canteen
is the Woman's Club of Truro
Episcopal Church. Mrs. John H.
Rust is the groups liason officer
with the teen ayers.
For the present, the canteen will
be open twice a week with volun-
teers as chaperons.
Helping the project are Mayor
elect Robert Walker, the Rev.
Raymond Davis, rector of the
Episcopal Church, and County Po-
liceman j. H Hailman.
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Judges 10 Hear Petition
OF Negro Law Student
BY the Assoeia,ed Press

RICHMOND, Aug. 18. - Chief
Judge John J. Parker of the
United States Fourth Circuit
Court of Appeals has designated
a special three-judge court to de-
eide whether the University Of
Virginia must admit a Negro ap-
plicant to it's law school for grad
uate study.
Sitting with Judge Parker on
the court will be Circuit Judge
Morris A. Soper and District Judge
John Paul.
The court will hear the petition
of Gregory Swanson, Martins
vile attorney, for a decree to re-
strain university officials from de-
nying him admission on account
of his race.
No date or place for the hear
ing was fixed in Judge Parker s
designation order.
Mr.. Swanson had applied for
admission to the all-white uni
versity law school. The board of
visitors rejected the application
on the ground the State consti-
tuition and State laws require that
Negroes and whites be educated
At separate institutions.
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Dorothy |. Mcmillan
Named Nursing Chief
AtAIexandria Hospital

Miss Dorothy Laverne Mcmillan
has been appointed director of
nursing at Alexandria Hospital.
Van C. Adams, hospital adminis-
traitor, announced.
She succeeds Mrs. Irene M. Ros-
eel who was ousted effective at the
end of the School Of Nursing year
In June Miss Nellie A. Jones
has been acting director in the in
terim.
Miss Jones will continue in that
capacity until Miss McMillan's ar
rival August 28.
Miss Mcmillan is a graduate
of Philadelphia General Hospital
and has B. Sc. and M. Sc. degrees
in nursing from the University of
Pennsylvania. She served for three
years as nurse in the Pacific
theater during World War II.
When Mr. Adams announced
Mrs. Roszel, who had been direc-
tor for 13 years, would not be re-
number of protests
were made. His announcement
said that the medical staff
thought a change was needed. - (
Subsequently the nursing staff
made public a letter condemning
the removal and the Alexandria
Hospital Board of Lady Managers
objected to what it called lack
of courtesy and consideration in
Mrs. Roszel's removal.
The Board of Directors, how
ever, upheld Mr.. Adams action.
After that, Mrs. Milton K. Lock-
wood of Mount Vernon resigned
from the Board of Lady Managers
in protest.
Evening star., 1950-08-18
15-Man Plans Group
For Civil Defense Is
Named in Montgomery

Appointment of a 15-man Ad-
visory Planning Committee on
Montgomery County civilian de-
fenSe has been announced by
Edward L. Foster, county defense
director.
Named to represent the fields
of medicine, public works, fire
and police protection and COM
munications were the following.
Dr.. B. r. Reap and DR.. Bruce
Benjamin, Montgomery County
Medical Society; H. Brooks Per-
ring, Takoma Park, director of de-
fense; George T. Papageorge and
Mason A. Buther, respectively, di-
rector and assistant director Of
the Montgomery County Depart
ment of Public Works.
Also County Fire Marshal
Charles E. Howe, jr.; Chief Charles
M. Orme, Inspector James A. Nc
Auliffe and Sergt Charles Peter,
county police department.: Chief
Engineer Harry B. Shaw, Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission; Valentine C. Wilson,
chairman Disaster Committee,
Montgomery County Red Cross;
Leo Bender, Silver Spring. Joseph
A. Giammatteo, Glen Echo, and
Thomas Slater. Rockville, volun-
teer f1remen, and Merle E. Floegal,
communications engineer.
Representatives from the Board
of Education, public utilities and
civic organizations will be named
later, Mr.. Foster said.
The defense director also an
nounced that he had asked SEN
ator Tydings, Democrat, of Mary
land, to determine whether Fed
eral funds would be available for
the local work.
Mr.. Foster emphasized, how
ever, that defense plans for Mont
gornery County will proceed with
out waiting action by Washing
ton. They will be made suffi-
GENTLY flexible, he said, to be
co-ordinated at some later date
with the plans of the rest of the
Metropolitan area.
Evening star., 1950-08-18

The. Washington parents Of a
young soldier, sitting comfortably
in their living room here, were
startled and surprised when they
saw their son in action on the
Korean front on their television
scree1..
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Booth. 1919 A street NE.
The son is Pfc. William c. Booth,
18. who is with the 5th Ordnance
Company of the 9Th Army in
Korea.
The Booths were watching the
television news Wednesday night
when, during the scenes of the
Korean fighting, a tank rumbled
across the screen. Atop the tank
were three soldiers.
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The film was slowed down for
as long a look as possible
tits Billie" they all said ex-
citedly.
The film was hacked up and
run again to make sure. Mrs.
Booth clutched her purse. She
was pleased to see her son so
many miles away, but she plainly
showed the worries that only a
mother with a son at the front
can have. Again the film was run.
She got up and moved toward
the screen to get a better look.
Its him all right" she said.
dry-eyed and self-assured as she
returned to her chair.
Mr.. Booth smiled the smile of
a proud father. Do,othy was just
plain happy.
Il had a hunch that some day
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letter last Friday written by her
son on August 5. In the letter,
he said he was about six miles
from the front" While the exact
date the film was taken could not
be learned, it is believed It was
taken about the same time his
letter was written.
Pvt. Booth has been in the Army
for nearly two years. He enlisted
after being graduated from Stuart
Junior High School, After train
ing at Camp Pickett, he was sent
to Japan in June, 1949.
He was last home in May, 1949.
In addition to Pvt. Booth and
Dorothy, the Booths have two
more daughters, Mrs. Betty Bod
ner, who lives in Kentucky, and
Mrs. Vivian Calomeris of Wash
inptOn
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I'd see Bill on the television news
reels" Mr.. Booth, painter, said.
I've never had a thrill like
this" Mrs. Booth added.
He's Lost Some Weight.
ut is good picture of him
then she lapsed into the cares of
motherhood again-"but he's lost
some weight"
He said he'd lost 20 pounds, "
Mr.. Booth put in.
After they had confirmed that
the picture was of Pvt. Booth, a
call was put into New York for a
negative of the film in order to
give the parents a set of the pic
lures. The film had appeared on
the Telenews Daily, which ap-
pears at pm. Monday through
Friday on Channel 7.
Mrs. Booth said she received a
Evening star., 1950-08-18

There's Billie" Mrs. Booth
shouted, almost in unison with
her husband, who also had recog-
nized the center figure of the
three soldiers.
Eagerly, they called the Stars
televiSion station. WMAL-TV, and
a special showing of the film was
held yesterday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Booth and their daughter, Doro-
thy. II. At the showing, they con-
firmed that the picture was of
Pvt. Booth.
In the studio, Mr.. Booth and his
wife. Beulah, and their daughter
were tense as the film was re-run.
Finally. the tank moved into view.
1t moved across the screen with
a wavy-haired young soldier sit
ting between two buddieS