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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR sALE

GEORGETOWN - Ist comm. lot,
fronts on 2 sts.; Az IT. on Wis. ave.
Suitable Tor high-lncome apt. bldg.
with stores and parking facilities.
Call RUDOLPH SHILLIN. CO. 1919
s-Ro0M BRICK HOUSE for sale. by
ewneE; eSIaiaa Phone TR. o575. 1893
NORTHEAST = Second commercial:
10000 SO. #. of ground with partial
4S19. MR.. CAMERON. =
1913 1ath ana ST. N;W:-store room. 4
1874 14th st. NV. D1. 3346.
COUNTRY STORE with living quar-
ters, stock and fixtures; located in
Carroll County, Md; yearly bust
osss osners sS hssh reason pPee for sfs fs05
10th ST. N.-Center of clarendon
commercial lot. 50x115: bargain
for quick sale, PAUL B. H1LLlARD,
BLAIR ROAD, Takoma Park, D. c.
A sizeable piece of commercial
ground; 65-ft. frontage, near rail-
way; larger older house. 1NEz
EXCELLENT CORNER LoC. for gaso-
2li and 20. For appt.. to inspect,
REALTY. Gil. 2IO0 OK l243. 5
BRICK GAS STATION with store liv-
ing IaId qua1tf5s' ar r. a. mi aefss valuable
Priced to sell. Call OWNER, HU.
Mr.. 2lst and X SITS. N.W.-Ideal for
radio-teleyision shop. drycleaning
ois 91.s or ,ns sny reaa sma1ype 1eE RE business
FIRST COMML.. near 7th and L NV.
ID garages; approx. l0,S00 So it.
IHos: D; WALSH, inc, sl5 flth
SMALL CoMMUNiTY sToRE-con-
fectionery and lunch: drive-in cor
ceSsion; main road to Shore Point;
PRICED for quick sale. UN. 9s72.
conmeTeis SM nssi nsx next e to A coT. o.
ner; 3-story brick, IL rooms, >
Ples 81 SSD'sss only y s5oS ssn5 6Onsssi eash
sss5Iss fsian's sokR1s one feaFUls tFuss
and ewes. Mr.. Mccarthy, WO. 5326.
OUTSTANDING CHURCH BLDG.-
m sound WtR fr OF ahoa
wHII AisI TRADE X DE MT fFmf PR6PEk4T GE IFIl on
Wsshington-Baltimor rd., mi.
HeioLs dsen Laq6sl 96s S9oit frontage 200
properly or lot. NO. 1874. r
INCOME PROPERTY. 1900 and 1900
block on N st. NV, also ne. Rhode
Island, 1st com. ideal for drs.,
trater., etc. Offered by Florence E.
Goldsmith, with MYRTLE A. WEAD-
ON CO., HO. 1910; ewes. ST. 9526.
SUITABLE FOR stationary, supplies,
engraving, printing or any business
est. wholesale or retail Good buy
at S65,000 with $4,000 cash pay
ment. the bal. in l trust. Monthly
ELDEA COMPANY
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OPEN TODAY, 2-7
HOME AND INCOME

Enjoy living almost rent free in this
conveniently located row brick. Has
S100 month income from furnished
End floor, one bedrm. and bath
apartment. Loan payments on en-
baths in lower apartment. Bus at
door; shopping " block. $4,000;
S4,400 cash down includes $4,000
in furniture and equipment To
reach: Mount Vernon blvd. to Pow
hatan st. Cat Hot Shoppe). turn
short right to home.
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18th AND COL. ROAD
Converted brick bldg: units, fur
nished; income, $4,000; price, Sl9,-
500.
Safe, Trouble Free
Brick bldg; located NV. D. c.;
tenant pay all expenses and re-
pairs; owner pays taxes and in
surance only: responsible tenant on
long lease; price, $72. 900; income
$1,000.
Fireproof Apt.
1-yr. .-old brick bldg; ali 2-bedroom
apts.; Va. location; price, S137 800
$50. 1000 cash. balance one trust.
Hotel-Apt, Fireproof
About 8 yrs. old; Income. $25, 900;
price. S125000; close,in location
ARLEDGE BROS.
oW. 444S. 2523 Wilson Blvd.
OK. 1888; ewes. FA. 1910.
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HINT COTTNTRV

WELLINGTON ESTATES
Brick rambler, 3 bedrms., i bati
garage; spacious grounds. S1S.75(
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1,?OO SO. FT. BASEMENT. zoned
Bethesda ai aVe Htso BE- 8ethesSa sSin'hs Nd s or
phone Rockville 1926. Is
10000 so. FIT. of heavy industrial
ground. fenced; private railroad sid
ing; brick office and scales; ne.
location. Ma 1855. -6
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7 Rm. House on 5 Acres

7 Rm. House on 5 Acres
This substantial farmhouse with it,
stately pillars has about 1t an ali
OF friendly comfort. Inside there
are living room with fireplace
large dining room. modern kitchen
and second living room. Upstairs
there are 3 bedrooms and a tiled
the numerous trees make it com.
Portable the year around. Behind
the house are Broom dairy which
would make a charming guesthouse
and large barn. ~ miles from
Washington. Price, S25,2OO; addi-
tiOnal land is availahIe
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SEEKING QUALITY?
4-I.EAF CIOVERI

II you can await completion of this
custom built rambler; offers 3 bed,
rms, liv. rm, din. rm.. kit, 3
porches, o.h.-w.h., full bsmt.: nearly
Il acre lot; located in Annandale;
builder intended to occupy. Should
CT at S15.95O.
REALTY, INC.
z751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. JA. 4-1620
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COUNTRY LIVING
IN THE CITY
2 MINUTES TO PENTAGON

We invited YOUR inspection of the
beautiful grounds and the inside
OF this charming home. We can
rrffnmmTnq rfnn inyes ibis, this property as a
CHAS. r. HOOFF, INC.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
COMMERCIAL, industrial ground, D..
| c.. Md: railroad sidings; ware
| houses erected for well-estab. drms.

COMMERCIAL, industrial ground. D.
c.. Md: railroad sidings: ware
houses. erected for well.estah; firms.
e. N. LiGHTBoWN; WA 1879;
terms; for immediate sale. UN. 321 |.
ACME REALTY CO., 3211 Perry ST..
Mt Rainier. Md.
WE HAVE CHOICE. commercial lots
mont and Colesville areas. Priced
reasonably. Exclusive with, z. s.
PRICE e. CO.. 1901 Georgia ave:
Lockwood 5-1231 or Lockwood
NEAR EAR b 9th AND EvARTs N.E.-ae.-
,726 50. it. of ground, with . ware
houses, cont 6.400 SO. it.; sep.
brick ONCE bldg; AGAR siding with
dock. also truck dock; So 900;
terms; A M n ROTH; RE; a33o.mSS oS
heated. wash room. ONCE; easy park
ing: S175 mo. or will sell. A. M.
Zoned for Manufacturing
In heart Of Rosslyn business, in ex-
cess of $4,000 50. it.. 200 fl, on
wide boulevard (extra good valuel;
another, plot 160.xl4o' on ry. sid
shopping. Priced below competition.
Also have SO'xl0O' on Kenilworth
ave ne. Will SELL lease or build to
suit tenant. Call Mr.. Stup with
BETHEL
1915 K st. NV. DI. 310O. q
INDUSTRIAL LOCATIONS
From 10000 square feet TO
2s acres. Excellent sites in
D c.. nearby Maryland and
Virginia. Several with rail-
road siding. Short haul to all
Metropolitan area. Suitable
for any manufacturing use
Also several warehouses now
available. If you are seeking
location for your business, call
Everett Scott CO. 1000, Ext.
669.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345. s-s
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One bedrm. u bath frst floor; liv.
rm. with fpl., full-size din. rm.,
spacious equipped kit, two enormous
bedrms. up, gigantic double Mr.. and
Mrs, closets in each, full bath; full
shaded lot 200 It. deep. Asking S16,-
600 Attention: Will submit CT con-
tract with GO 0ln dnmrn
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MASON HIRST
Phone FA. 7447
Annandale, Va. Closed Sunday,

Rambler-Full Basement
81 $50 Down--$49.89 Per Mo-
California redwood. Huge living rm.,
fully equipped kitchen, full basement
with English entrance, OIL heat and
recreation rm.; u acre of land with
beautiful trees and shrubs: immacu-
late condition; only 20 minutes from
Pentagon; Call Mr.. Kite Sat. and
Sun. at Falls Church 1888.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC.-1520 x ST. NV.
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9-UNIT APT. NV.
$40 500

3 brick bldes., 3 floors each. Each
apt. has liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 2
bedrrls and bath. S11, 900 cash re-
quired; balance in irst trust. $4,000
annual income: excellent value. Call
Mr.. Weiss (eves. and Sun, 10.
2-5760.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 < st. NV. Realtors ME. 540o
20
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BUILD TO SUIT TENANT
Two lovely stores on 11th st. NV.
suitable for colored barber shop
shoe repair, valet shop, etc Lease
or sell same to reliable party.
DAVID MUSHINSKY, RA. 6e12.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED TO RENT. warehouse space.
Immediately. approx 1900 50. it..
on 1st f.. pref. ne. or sc. loc.,
parking space. Call MI. 9044. Sun.
Np. 9r Mon Mon.NN.po,,s s.rs-., as are,
with fivable house; desire to keep
COW. chickens: must be reasonable.
Description, price to Box 352-S, Star.
CLIENT WILL BUY modern fireproof
warehouse, $4,000 to 10000 So. it.,
ok; rr. not needed. A. M. ROTH.
RE. 1880. IS
10000 so. FIT. of good warehouse
space wanted; prefer all on one
floor but will consider . story;
prefer B. g. O.. R. r. siding; will
pay cash or on terms, or will ne
gotiate for long term lease. Call Mr..
Dixon. OF JAMES L. DIXON q CO.,
ST. 12OO. g
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BUILT TO SUIT TENANT
Goth ST. NV, AT K
MODERN 4-STORY AIR
CONDITIONED FICE
BUILDING WITH PARKING
IN REAR. LEASED TO ONE
TENANT ON NET BASIS OF
$4,000 PER YEAR.
DoN'T MISS THIS opPoR-
TUNrTY BEFORE PRICES
RISE.
DRURY REALTY CORP,
MI. 1000. Ewes, WO. 1891.
EN-. 1886 or OR. 5761.
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INVEST. PRoP.-sALE tceas. }

I6-UNIT APT, Mt. Pleasant section,
$50, 900; easy terms. EBERMAN,
EN-. 0303 till 10, pm.
8.UNIT APT. brick. @ st. s.w.. only
S2S500; worth S35 900; down pay
ment. $4,000. CITY REALTY. RE.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NORTH ARLINGTON

2 bedrms., brick Colonial, equip. kit,
full bsmt., rec. rn., encl. porch, gas
heat Lot beau. Handicapped; lge. trees
and shrubs; 1?6 It. frontage; ! blk.
Call Gil. 56S7.
SARAH SCOTT BROKER
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
VIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS

S13 3lst st. So, S16,950; Oakcrest
section. Open for inspection 10
dark; 3-bedrm. all-brk. rambler, lse
liv. rm. din. rm comb, several pic
ture windows affords an excel. dis
tance view; gas a.-c. heat. Excl
with j. Lee Price once.
Open for inspection 2-7 pm, .260O
Joyce st. so; 4-bedrm. brk.. home
on a beaut corner lot in Oakcrest;
. full baths on 2nd H., "a baths 1st
f., "a bath in bsmt.; lge. liv. rm.,
din. rm., equip. kit, side screened
rm., mshog. bar; attached garage
King sts. Alex, George wash
bedrm. Colonial center-hall brk.,
bedrm. and bath, liv. rm. with fire-
place, din. rm., equip. kit. 1st 4. =;
full bsmt., recre. rm., Bendix washer,
oil burner, h.-w.h., built-in garage;
fruit trees in rear yard, English
lockwood front entrance.
Si7,S,5o. .t,5o. Bra. BraddSck SSd H Heishts' Alsx lex
I'm; with 6rePlsese, dinstte' 4 Kit; 2
can be built on 2nd A.; plumbing
heating already installed; level lot
with beaut. lawn; full, clean, dry
bsmt., aluminium comb. storm win
dows and screens throughout.
In Oakcrest, So. Arl., S21,500:
rms, bsmt., lge. lot. garage. What
For inspection call the ONCE of
J. LEE PRICE
1908 So; Arl, Ridge Rd., Arl., Va,
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IMAGINE THIS
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
ONLY S14250

OPEN 1-b-I7UU N. POCOMOkE
Don't delay. this is the best buy in
Arlington. This most attractive
home contains 1st-floor bedroom or
rooms and full tile bath. 2nd floor
Cheerful living room, dining room.
large fully equipped kitchen. Full
basement space for recreation room,
outside entrance; new gas furnace.
Beautiful level fenced yard. nice
shade and fruit trees and lovely
shrubbery. Substantial cash required
Directions: Out Washington blvd.
beyond trafic light at N. Mckinley
rd.. bear left on 18th st. to POGO
moke ST.. left to our open sign and
house.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Padin RJdo Arl IA A-1l5H
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CONVENIENCE
UNDERPRICED

Two 4-bedrm.. 2-bath Colonials in
exclusive section. One at S25, $50,
the other S26,950. Both excellent
values. Call for appointment
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
OW. 5000, OW. 1888,
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
WANTED

4-family. 6-family or S-unit apart
ments. We have clients with cash
waiting for quick action and fast
results Cali AL Bookoff.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. 1889. MA. 1874.
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STORES FOR RENT

BROKER-RE. 1166
Limited Type Listings Solicited.
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S1O.95O

See this 2-bedrm. rambler with col
ored tiled bath and fixtures; liv.
rm. with Roman brick firepl. and
picture window. An ideal home for
low cost. To inspect, call OW. 5000.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 LEE HWY. OFF GLEBE RID.
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1915 K st. NV. DI. 300. Il
INDUSTRIAL, LOCATIONS
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H ST. NV, MA. 2345. IS
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BUSINESS PRop.-RENr (cent. J
ARLINGTON AND FAIRFAx Colum-
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED-OLD HOUSE or store
with small frontage, suitable re-
modelling or lot; for print shop,
downtown Washington. Box l72-
r, Star. $
WANTED - Garage. Well-established
auto co. needs approx. 5000 SO. IT.
for repair shop or contemplated
construction on long term lease; near
Bladensburg and N. Y. ave. Box
452-R, Star.
STORE with living quarters; will buy
or rent; prefer uptown location.
Box 500-S, Star. Sc
ACTIVE BUSINESS location for drug
store. Box 466-S, Star. 81
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RAMRLIN' RAMBLER

A beauty on 10 acres; complete in
three weeks. See It today. Has liv.
din rm.. beautifully equipped kit,
3 bedrms., . baths. full bsmt. with
re. rm., den and bath; breezeway;
patio and Gear garage. All for
npfv cog OOO
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4 LEAF CLOVER

4 LEAF CLOVER!
See this immaculate white Cape Cod,
located on large level lot. close to
schools and nearby Fairfax; liv.
rm., dinette. electric kit. . bed
on 2nd.; full bsmt. with rec rm;
Venetian blinds. Assume GI lean,
LUCKY BREAK
If you can await completion OF this
custom. built rambler; offers 3 bed
rms: Hv. rm., din. rm. kit, 3
porches. o.h.-w.h,. full bsmt; nearly
n acre lot; located in Annandsle,
builder intended to occup>. Should
GI at S15.950.
REALTY, INC.
4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. ia. 4-162O
e
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GROCERY STORE SITE
In large apartment development on
main highway at N. H. ave extended
and Piney Branch rd. with area of
$500 SO. #. and full basement,
32'x7T.. This is an emo store in
chain of units; occupancy to be-
gin on or about November 80.
Terms of lease and rentals open to
any reasonable offer. Apply ]. C..
Finneg. Res. Mgr. on premises.
Northwest Park Apis.
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SMALL, ESTATE

SMALL ESTATE
Charming 4-bedrm.. 2-bath, center
ground, within walking distance of
Potomac, miles to White House;
large screened porches overlooking
wooded area; ideal place for chill
dren; fully equipped gear garage.
Price, S34 900; terms.
LINDSAY D, SIEGFRIED
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VACANT S13 50O

V4A01A4N pI y ,OOU
Attractive 2-bedrm. brick on lse. lei
in No. Arl.; full bsmt., oil heat;
newly decorated. See 1t, today.
F. E. MALCOLM
Realtor 0w 2n01
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CLARENDON BUILDING
Wilson blvd. and No. Fillmore st.
Arlington's newest office building.
Single rms. and suites, S65 and up.
R. KASS, EN- S100. -12
1904 WIS. AVE. NV.
Near Sears Roebuck and next to
Peoples Hardware, left. frontage.
r. KASS. EN- 500. -l2
Evening star., 1950-07-07
Derby Racers and Schedule

lsf Aess And EieasTs sTs,d Isabssr, White
c. Card, iss and Hush h0 I. Reid si IT,, siass l5s
Franklin Cole, 1s7: and Boris kim. 1ss'
20 pottsa saarss m 5s carst0o ans Glen e
Heat IL: John H. Worm Dick 1873: John
Heat 4s Rob asa Gsrber aa@ie Te'I Yas Ernest nest
Hufnagel, III, and Barry p. Brooks, 1877.
Heat 40; john A. Catlett. jr. 191:
Ms Msslle SIZE, A. II Hubbard. liz. and Stewart ].
:, Heat 50; Richard ziemer. 100; Todd
Walter. Walter l36 and and Toni salyan, l46.
Jimmy counselman. 1s5. and Donald K.
.nd D'tsS John Hmst@a mooas lse eo John
Heat 90: Roger Vanture. 139; "skippy"
Roy: W.. r. 147 and Bob Mapser, ls,S;
F F.. .oeoshesan, I77. and woodrow smith,
:, Heat So: oliver Fisher, 17s; David Nor
' Heat So nd JOSEPH d MarEand NJ bodd. ri s5 e4 James
Chapman: 100, and Conrad, j. Krell, 80,
Brasn asn 1s5 g. and a0sas aehss esss Witt 49, 49,
Heat 5S: Lawrence Medlin, ,ir.. 1853;
Glen Morsan, IT,, 159, and Eugene Beane.
Heat 50; Stanley Dorfman, 1872; Billy
Heat 60 Joseph A. Harty. r., I75;
John S. Reilly. l5l. and Douglas Kane,
Charles Danny Mcclure. 1e5. and Rus
sci c. Cox. l24. will be assigned heat
later.
1t is anticipated that several
boys will fail to report for the
race. If one of three boys in a
heat drops out, two-car heat
will be run, or an unassigned boy
will replace him.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
heGarraghy Honored
For Greater Capital
Committee Leadership

Joseph c. McGarraghy, retired
chairman of the Greater National
Capital Committee of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, last night
was honored by friends and asso-
ciates at a testimonial dinner in
the Hotel Statler.
Mr.. McGarraghy retired as
chairman of the GNCC last Friday
after serving for three years as
leader of this active convention
and tourist unit. which is partly
responsible for bringing so many
thousands of visitors to Washing
ton.
James E. Colliflower, who sue
ceeds Mr.. McGarraghy, presided
at the dinner.
With leading professional. civic
and judiciary leaders present
short addresses in tribute to Mr..
MaGarraghy were made by Thorn
ton w. Owen, president of the
Board of Trade, and by John A.
Reilly. Leon Chatelain, jr., and
Frederick P. H. Siddons, who were
presidents Of the trade group
while Mr.. McGarraghy was chair
man of the Greater National Cap
ital Committee.
Others paying tribute to the
retired chairman were District
Commissioner John Russell Young,
Frank E. Weakly. president Of
the Hotel Association of Wash
ington: Chief Judge Harold M.
Stephens of the United States
Court of Appeals. Judge E. Bar
rett Prettyman of that bench.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
Derby Guide

The Event-A coaster race for
Boys IL to Is, in which con-
testants drive cars of their
own building.
Place-Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, between Branch and
Alabama avenues.
Time-All contestants to re-
port to starting line at 8
am. Races start at 8. A
parade of contestants will
precede the race, which will
continue throughout the
day. The final heat, pitting
the Glass "a" champion
against the Class "B" cham
pion, will be about S pm.
Sponsors - The Star and
Chevrolet, in cooperation
with the District Depart
ment of the American Le-
gion.
Bus Transportation - The
Hillcrest bus, Route CO, of
The Capital Transit Co.,
leaving Seventeenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. which can be reached
by streetcars on Routes 80
and 80 and B-2 buses.
Washington, Marlboro &
Annapolis buses, leaving
from 403 Eleventh street
NV. also pass the course.
Broadcasts On the spot
broadcasts from the finish
line can be heard on WMAL,
The Evening Star station.
at 9 am. 11:45 am, 2:15
pm. and the championship
race at approximately 5
pm.
Evening star., 1950-07-07
Murder Charge Changed
To Manslaughfer in Knitting

A charge Of murder lodged
against a Bladensburg man in con-
nection with a fatal stabbing Mon
day night has been reduced to
manslaughter.
The lesser charge was brought
against Nicholas j. Lutzio, AZ, of
the 1900 block of Baltimore ave-
nue., on recommendation of Assis-
tan States Attorney Hervey G..
Machen.
Trial Magistrate Alan Bowie au-
thorized Lutzio's release under
$1,000 bond, pending a hearing
July 20.
Lutzio is accused of fatally
stabbing Douglas Anthony O'Mal-
ley. 80, a tile setter of 230 S street
NE. with a knife during fight
in the 4400 block of Baltimore ave-
nue., Bladensburg.
Evening star., 1950-07-07

over WMAL, The Evening Star
Station. On-the-spot summaries
will be presented at 9 am, 11:45
am. 2:15 pm. and pm. The
time has been donated by the
Washington Chevrolet Dealers
Association.
The District Department of the
American Legion will conduct the
racing and will set up refresh
ment stands for spectators.
Judges for the races will be
AAU members.
Cooperating to conduct the
racing will be The Star, the Dis
trict Department of the American
Legion. Chevrolet and the Shell
Oil Co., which will provide re-
freshments at the losers stand"
The first Washington Derby was
run in 1888. This is the ninth
Derby here, since the races were
discontinued during the war.
Evening star., 1950-07-07

Here Is the program for the
1850 Washington Soap Box Derby
tomorrow. 1t is suggested that
those attending the race clip it
and bring it to the race to keep
track of the various heats.
Glass A, first-round heats. for
boys 13 to Is will be run during
the morning followed by Class B.
first-round races. for boys IL and
IL. The championship race. put
ting the Glass A winner against
the Glass B winner, will be run
about S pm after the quarter
final and semif1nal races in both
classes.
Boys are listed below according
to class and heat number. Car
numbers are listed after the boys
names.
Doasid asai ses esePa sernard an0ef Masuife.
poWns. Mfat g. M.n snd James Bafss ksns p
oNeal. 5s. and Rudy Wiegsnd,. rs.
IT, hss' ss and fdsS siIl nssa M san sa motifs
Der Linden. 70, and John z. Greeve. 20.
1a Heat 2' Z; Jo Jose s Gomez. a; John E. wor-
den. SO, and william @. Hicks. 80.
Keafnsn g. $s Snased aad silIs 00SPh cSint
johnson. $a. ana %5llism 3 5; paysIl. Is.
shifflet, 100. and Don Carpenter. .jr., s;
Heat II: Mike Reinecke. 80: j. Howard
Heizer, l92. and H. Richard Burgess. 8,
Stokes, 6S. and Buddy Bedell, 4.
Heat 13: Paul Garner, %; Billy Moles,
rs; and Edward Atkinson, 2; 49,
Robey. 80. and Don Sheets, 6b.
Heat, Is: Harold A Sakayan. SO; H.
Richard Coulter. IL, and Hugh MeFar-
Heat le: Joseph H. Luppens, 90; Jerry
Keller, 90, and Robert E.. Dixon. 15;
=, Heat II: RAYMOND Cock, 81: Frank H.
Heat 1s: Carl w. Fischer, 22; John
Heat Iya 10; Thomas <; Anlong, 50; Garry
bsxk1s. d g. snd cea NJ TalecR e.
Hh spa s%snn Earl
Heat a9: Larry Eitel. 20; james E.
hl6oti, so, AnQ JeTry Is. BAKER, Il.
nds Heat 49, .na Alfred Lane 30: t, Russell L,
Heat "a: Ronald Lloyd AZ: Jesse A.
Marcel 4b, and Lester D. Bennett, 5:
81. and Donald Mover, so.
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MoseT saFFy snd asson s. Marrsdn ss me9
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Z. Kefter, 35. and Gordon Becraft, 105
Heat 33; Robert Cullins. II; James C.
Doae Heat "a 81 and psnse s9as. F.uRnsI nana 2
: Heat 35: James r. wray, as; James
Cole, j; and Joseph swartz. Io4.
no 'onn f.1, seoliard; lo5; late entry will
CLASS b.
Heat 80: Harold Skeliv. 143: Matthew
Ret1ew, l5o, and Days Wrinkle, l31.
Heat 81: Walter B. Morrow. jr.. 15S;
Leland W. Miller, 162, and Allan Parker,
Heat 3s: Carroll Mcclarey, es: Charles
Brown, 1876, and Melvin F. Collins. ir,
Heat 80: Tommy Buckingham. 1914;
Heat 80: kenneth E. Rhodes. 14a:
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wiaf Heat ~; ,9 Den Walker. 137: Thomas 9.
174.
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Evening star., 1950-07-07
Water Shortage Closes
Schools in West Berlin
BY The Assoeio,ed Pres.

BERLIN. July 7.-West Berlin
authorities closed 80 schools in the
American sector borough of Neu-
koelln today because of water
shortage. East Berlin Communists
shut of the mains at the sector
borders this week.
West Berlin engineers at first
claimed to have remedied this
shortage, but they failed to pro-
duce sufficient pressure. New
emergency pipes are being laid.
The schools were ordered closed
to prevent possibility of an epi-
demic. Summer holidays were due
to start next week.