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AUTOS FOR SALE tcens.,

LINCOLN 1e4s Cosmopolitan sedan:
a quality car: SLs75. S14e down.
A1To 4fret WHO WaodssAIEss. i1 S' Psi rs sls-
densburE I'd. NE.
LINCOLN 1st! censinsntal o1 mental soHy' gno
Mr.. CAMPBELL. MI s745. eyes.
MERCURY ls4s convertible club
COUPE: We have ., black and !
Lima ,s on.1ar tan beth fully ssni1Rsd Ian sne
Only SI.7s5. MAYMoWKR MO-
TORS; INC. 1l25 18th at. nv.
MHkcUKY iii ths ,s41 station wagon; body
p2a IN nses s,ss & tsRs SE lsia nGrk' no iS fS"n
MERCURY l946 station wagon; gray
finish, wood in excel cond-. new
top just installed: the ear for Your
LOVER r gn NoT2as' re PES INC" 1925 ls'h
MERCURY 1850 Club coupe; dark
equipped with heater, seat covers.
fendix and spotlight: save $500 on
MoToRs; OBS NC ll26 18th st. Nv
MERcuRY 1e4s sedan: a quality car;
1855, S149 down. liberal weekly
terms. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS 1901 6isoensDufs
MERCURY 1e4s late sedan coupe;
i owner. r. and h.. oveEdr.. plastic
seatcovers. excel. cond.; 1895.
Can oE: 2277 or RA. 0Q43. Ill
MERCURY 1949 club coube; complete
with radio, de heater anS seat GO. covers; :;
neRr01; nsR car s'eH Traded edI from rom sorisinsl
owner. Price now 81 ,565. AKERs
oLDsMoBILE-cADIILAC CO, Fair
lington Shopping Center Alex. Va.
MHGkioGRY HHi CRY ls4e sedan; a quality car;
terms. why pay more? AUTO
Wholesalers. i7al Bladensburg
Nc aS; isas. nai TIC. 1900 miles: green with
beige leather: has not been .,ar,.a driven
NASH 1915 Ambassador "6" 4-dr
sedan; outstanding appearance,
mechanically right. spotless uphol-
stery. 5 good tires. low mileage,
.1trss and sst air repms desiTed eer
NASH is46 sedan; q quality car;
S725; S149 down, liberal weekly
terms terms VIZ pay 7sI m0Efs EisdensSurp ATuU
Nash tCs ie4s statesman Cdr; beautiful
blue finish. A like new" perfect
car. Shows meticulous care: Guaran-
teed at only S1,495- WILLIAMS q
BAKER NASH, 2s19 M st. NV.
NASH M iS4s Ambassador custom club
coupe: r. and h., Wv. tires; 800,
or best offer; private owner. Gil.
NASH ASH 1s4s 1900" 4-dr. sedan; vel
low. excel. cond.. 1925: RUSSELL
USED CARS. 4404 r. I. ave. No.
Brentwood. Nd.
NASH 1916 sedan; o quality car;
$725; Sl49 down, liberal weekly
terms. Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburs
Nash ie4s Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
air conditioner, overdrive. new
condition throughout. original owner;
Obs l94S Hydra-Matic deluxe sed..
good cond.:, less than 21,000 actual
mileage. $3.50 cash. RA. 3432.
Call bet. 8 and 8 am; 8 and Pm.
oLDSMoBLE 1947 sedan; blue. Hy-
dramatic; o quality car: SS45, $149
down. liberal weekly terms. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
OLDsMOBiLE 1913 "6e" sedan; or
iginal owner; r. and h.: Hydra;
perfect condition, 81 800. WO. 1922.
IS
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AUToMoslLEs A FOR sAlE.

PONTIAC 1916 sedans,.e; DARK hlae
finish. equipped, T., b. and seat
covers: this popular body style Il
priced rasht At cnly secs. 80 day,
MAYFLOwER MOTORS. INC, lisS
18TH St nv. -
PONTIAC ia46 sedan: 3 quality ear;
S9s0, Sl49 down. LIBERAL weekly
terms. Why pay moref AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Blaaensaars
iass -" eonx.: aecss-
, sories galore, low mileage. ertg,
owner Perfect condition Inside
Spotless. No dealers. 81, 700 or
best offer, MI. S2ss. -
PONTIAC as S-eylinder 4-dr.s r and
b; gray. nnish; GOOD eend sis5
ments tOtaiins si47i&- oI, 's;s,
PONTIAC 1850 Catalina =: brand
new; Hydra-Matic and all other
extras; Sc,59S; small down payment.
balance financed through eur bank
81 bank rate interest. ST. 500,
PONTIAC 1916 sedan. . quality car;
s5go: sag down. liberal .sskS
WHOLESALERS. 1881 Blsdenseurs
Pontiac 1910 sedan: fun price
S2s5, AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1871
B!edenSburE rd. ne.
PONTIAC l94l: owner only. Like
new: S42S. Call MRS. BuRD, IA,
4-l60o, %
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

s-BEDRM,, mod. ,yesr:round furn.
house. pine paneled liv. rm. with
flrepl., screened porch, shady yard;
ct Sylvan Shores, en- South River,
10 mi. from DC; access to nice,
sandy beach 100 It. from prop;
total price $4,000. Phone Annapolis
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT building site, so.x1 Co.:
less than 200 yards from bathing
NEW LUsTRoN HOUSE with bed
rms, available for immed. occu-
pancy; $1,000 with reas terms.
Call MR.. BERGER, EN-. 500.
BUSINESS OR HOME-6 acres, g.
room house, . baths; on West River,
Shadyside, Md. Garage, 3 chicken
houses, wharf. $4,000, easy terms.
NO. 6917 after 2 pm.
BT. CLEMENT BAY = Attractive q
bedroom cottage with beautiful out
look: electricity. public water; to
settle estate. $4,000. st. Clement
Bay, 3-bedroom cottage, fine condi-
tion, with new pier 81 IT. long;
hoists for boats; summer house, util-
tty house. garage; all In fine condi-
tion; $4,000. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 x ct. NV. ma. 1166.
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BOATS tcont.)

BOAT wANTED-Am interested IN
buying o custom-built cruiser about
40 fl. Not over q few years old.
Must be in 1st class shape. State
make, design and other features to-
gether with best price. Am only in
terested in bargain but will buy
Immediately If suitable. Box 27S-J.
6 HIP. o. b. MOTOR, Elgin. used /
season, S75. LO 5-S6O5.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MoTORS-we
have available for immediate deliv-
cry Ford i29-'47, Chevrolet '34-'47.
Plymouth '34-'47, Dodge '34-'47.
We can order Buick, Chrysler, De
Soto. OidS.. Pontiac. Studebaker and
monthly; installation can be ar
ranged MONTGOMERY WARD.
Alexandria, Va, AL. 1900.
Used AUTO PARTS, all makes. mod
els; reas.; guar. WARREN'S AUTO
SALV, 4036 MINI. ave. ne. "a
block north of Benningl VI. 1868
1889 CHRYSLER MOTOR, completely
reconditioned: written guarantee;
S95. JU. 7-S055. IS
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MOTORCYCLES

SPRUNG HUB TRIUMPH I94s; new
paint; recently overhauled with
sonable WA. 0s93 after 8 pm. s.
CUSHMAN MOTORSCOOTER; excel.
condition, cheap. Call King S-7575;
ewes, OV. 67S4 3
HARLEY-DAvIDSoN '4s "l25" never
damaged, excel. cond.. will sell for
$500. EN-. 1866. 3
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TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

Oc1luIC, american, IraVeIO
and Howard House Trailers
With complete bathrooms, elec. refg.,
INV. heaters, etc.
Financing at So
VACATION RENTALS
Open 8 to 9 weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wis. Ave. WO. 1891.
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GARAGES

GARAGE AND SHOP, ideal for
plumbing and heating or storage.
Call WA. 1892 after 6 pm. -
GARAGE. located Just of Annapolis
road, ideal for auto mechanic, or
storage for small business; reason
1915. UN. 7171, weekdays. 5
In Hyattsville. Riverdale or Bladens-
burg area; must be dry; elec. lights.
MR.. CAVE, UN. 1865. z p.m.-9 pm.
-
1sT CoMMERCIAL-Auto repairs or
workshop Of any kind. $50. Rear
1905 r. !. ave. ne, DE. 6375. 3
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SUAAER HOMES
VACATION PLACES.

VIRGINIA BEACH, vA.-Attractive
available June 9th. by week or
month: 200 feet from ocean at
fashionable north end near SURF
CLUB. Completely furnished: maid
service available. Apply p. o. Box
81. virginia Beach. -12
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S47.500
S O l. D !

soak Spring Farm" Orange County
Virginia, advertised at auction for
Friday, June 9th, has been closed
out privately. The dairy herd-26
head-and full tractor equipment
will be sold at public auction on
that date starting at 10 am. JOS.
M SAMUELS a. SONS, Realtors,
Orange, virginia. -S I
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AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 1h-ton; has 15-ft. van
body; so" high. 4 5" wide; 2-speed
rear sho motor I;e T;eeenty overnauiea sash IN
trade or terms, $945. STEUART
MOTOR CO., 9Th and N. Y. ave.
INTERNATIONAL PICK UP, 194e;
private owner; nearly new condi-
ton; $500 cash. Phone WI. $500.
CHEVROLET 1946 1a-ton panel; ex-
eel. cond. throughout: will accept
trade: S675. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
co. l3Q Conn. ave. RE. 7&72 a
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TRAilERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has o lge. display Of both new
and used trailers;. very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers. ranging
in size from Is to SO IT.: priced
5 yrs. Phone TO. h111
Evening star., 1950-06-07
MIC Truck & Coach DIV.
80 M st. NE. ME. O5O5. Id

TRUCK VALUES
'4s Ford, dump. $795.
AZ Ford, dump, $795. .
'42 Dodge, dump. $685..
'46 Chevrolet. stake, S695.
AZ Studebakef, stake. $795.
AS Willys sedan delivery. $685..
40 Dodge. R-ton panel. S195.
40 Chevrolet. ia-ton panel. $50.
Al Ford. ha-ton panel, S69.
'3S Dodge, 2-ton panel. S95.
81 Ford, package delivery. S295.
~ Estudebaker. a-ton pickup. $6S5.
KENYON-P
CHEVROLET
3140 Lee Hwy. CH. 9003. -s
CHEVROLET I946 hs-ton stake; low
mileage; excellent motor, tires. body
and paint: guaranteed. terms; $675.
STOHLMAN
CHEVROLET
s2ss u ST. NV. MI. 1e46.
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Chalmers HD-SE
diesel tractor shovel,
used for 2 weeks, for sale
due to change in busi-
ness plans. w. H. WEBB,
1900 Jefferson Davis
Hwy, Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1950-06-07
LOTS q ACREAGE FOR SALE

100. LOTS, sewer and water avail-
able. construction and permanent
loans avail. suitable for low-cost
homes, nearby Virginia. Box 4so,G'
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS sv.llable
esE'n es MIR al JHMEs 9tislss WAIKIKI AZ Ea@0isds 81
BEAUTIFUL wOODED SITES in de-
'Sirable communities. nearby va va.
style homes. All utilities in, 20 min
Custom Builders and Developers Of
Malbrreeooss and Holmes Run Park
CHREvY CHASE, D. C.-corner lot,
nofth n off q Military d' I'd; triangle
shaped: soft. front, by 146x125;
s1sdn Ssas pfse 14sstGp R neT PhUne hSme sus
sHEpHEkb Siof PAsKIos sTeeDG ss' 5oafoo sh6 sun
Brown WIN Realty CORP. Realtors
ARLrNGToN rSefHi IA GSRsSSEtp-1a ciose-in
BOWERS, 1855 ESs NV" RE. 1928.
'sS asS.ss ssHa 1srs e. G ssds ave so f1 Build to
APPROX. ACRES, 1 block from
South Capitol. facing Southern ave,
on 2. c; line; District improvements
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE, -200x245
it.; will sell below market for quick
sale, OWNER, HO. S035. III
NT0WN. NE, Sc; ground for
., 4, family aptS. or group houses;
white or colored. GEORGE Y.
WoRTHIdINGToN d SON. MA. $685.
cokNaEaR coz aasSi it7s.1o0. New Hampshire
ave. extended area: ST 200. c.. J..
SHEPHERD PARK Very desirable
pay vow to contact KAY REALTY
cGofcE GS1 hs. sIpE g. s1aEs aisO at very Coz cow.
prices; also will cooperate closely
with reputable builder on last few
lots OF close-in, nicely built-up sub
division. Call MANUEL LAZO, FA.
2442, at 1854 Lee hwy. East Falls
INDIAN SPRING TERRACE (nr. Ind.
Spg. golf course)-Choice level lot.
50x145, sec. hlgh-grade homes: L
blk. to bus; all imprs. Only S2,400.
PEI FERRY RI Hay CO. 81 3oo5; g
s0x150, level lot, high elev., near
White Oak, Sill Spg.; paved St.
city water. Only $1,000. PERRY
HAY CO.: 81: 3005; -S
CHOICE ESTATE SITES in Silver
Springs beautiful Springbrook.
sIos Special sdHt. offeT, apPro1t acres high
PERI FERRY HAY HAY CO.. VsL g. soo5 easeo Ss g
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

CONyERTIBLES and other prewar
models; top prices. TOWN g. COUN-
TRY, 5336 Wis. ave, OR. OlOO.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on an
Rskis 8 ffss iiss ss. assured e ns
WANT 100 DAMAGED CARS. 1896
through .1949. any make or model
for wrecking yard. vi. 1865.
MORE CASH FOE YOUR CAR. new
or used. Drive In. bring your title
18th and z sts. NV Ex 6662
AUTOS-Needed at once, don't wait
too long get highest cash price now,
bring car to MORRIS g. HUGHES,
76l4 Ga. ave RA. 1922.
PREWAR CARS, Including convertt-
bles: top prices. TOWN d COUNTRY
MOTORS. 5336 Wis. ave, OR, O100.
= 1896 TO I94I MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade; i'm
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars: any make or
model. Call Bill Golden. GE 1900.
SCHLEGEL b GOLDEN. l19 Carroll
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1850 CAB

SIS down to q person who ear pay
substantial weekly payments and 20
Q person Of high character - 500.
AUTO MONEY CO.. 18th and x sta.
NV -
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AUToMoslLfs FoR SALI.

sTUDERAkER leSp Dc lnxe Gem
SasSss sassS sosss. slSs SSse; Urea sni n.s; ~
other extrAs; absolutely like new.
terms. WOLF Mor6ks. isS ana
X stS nv. Ex. SSes -
lpAl Champtea -
door sedan new trankmlAAien Eys-
ten; gccd ttres: sAoo or esst eaer.
co. o467.
WTiLYs lpAs station WAGON: heater
and defroSter. mechanically perfect,
exceptionally clean; SLOTS, WHY'S
oP WASHINGTON. lSaA L st. nS.
RE A677. -
WII.LYS 1880 q eyl. staten vasnn;
executive driven only . few toOA
miles. like new. Si,SQs wfIlY9
OF WASHINGTON. lsst L St nv.
RE Ak.f -
Evening star., 1950-06-07
LOANS

end AND Srd TRUSTS ON D. @.
property; o4-hr, service. Mr. Green
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1O14 K ST NV Ma. 6540.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.,

All edvertisemeats effestae
automobiles for sole must in
eluds octuai selling price Of cor.
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DE SOTO

radio. peri. eand.. $4,000 niles.
driven exeius By private chauffeur.
SLIGO. cash or eeTtf, check, Cap
be seen aS47 8 st. NV. S;AA.e 10
an. only, lo'
Evening star., 1950-06-07
WATERFRONT PROP. WANrEp
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SACRIFICE beautiful residence in
Daytona Beach; Georgian style. per-
feet, ready for living. compl. fur
N. Halifax, Daytona Beach Fla. 10'
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Northeast Council Backs
Parks Recreation Shift

The Northeast Council of Citi-
zens' Associations last night in
dorsed a pending bill that woulc
give the District control over rec
reation, in parks and Playground
here.
Mrs. Franklin G. Sartwell urged
support of the House bill to vest
control of these facilities in the
Commissioners instead of the In
terror Department. A resolution
Ifavoring this bill was unanimously
adopted.
Organized activities for teen
ayers can be a feature of neigh
borhood life. the group was told
Walter M. Bird, president of the
North Washington r Recre ito n
Council. said basketball leagues
dances, movies and television
shows are easily sponsored by a
recreation council. MIR. Bird sug-
gested the Taft school as pos
sible location for a recreation CEN
ter in the Northeast section.
The group met In the precinct
station house at Seventeenth
street and Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Mrs. Little Regains Custody
OF 16-Year-0 Dauqhter

Mrs. Geraldine Little, center OF
a child custody case here. has
taken back one of her two chill
dren she turned over to the Pub
lie Welfare Department last fall
Welfare officials disclosed that
Mrs. Little. who lives at 1917
Tenth street NV, has regained
custody of her 16-year -old daugh-
ter. Edith Christine Hernandez.
The daughter and her half
brother, David Gregory Hudson,
4, were turned over to the Indus
trial Home School last October
after Mrs. Little lost custody of
a 3-year-old boy who had lived
with the Littles since he was two
days old. District Court Judge
T. Alan Goldsborough ruled that
Mrs. Little was not a ''fit person
to rear the 3-year-old.
Young David later was re-
ported missing. from the home,
but was subsequently found.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Invitations Ready
For Mckinley High
Neighborhood Concert

Invitations for the next
Neighborhood Concert by the
National Symphony Orchestra,
under the sponsorship of The
Evening Star, to be held at Nc
Kinley High School, Second
and T streets NE, on Monday,
now are ready for distribution.
Cards of admission may be
obtained upon request at Nc
Kinley High School, at Lang
ley, Stuart and Hine Junior
High Schools; at Brookland,
Bunker Hill, Noyes, Eek
ington, Gage, Langdon, Lud-
low, Wheatley, Burroughs and
woodbridge Elementary Schools;
at st. Cecilia's, st. Martins
and st. Patrick's Parochial
Schools, and Gonzaga High
School; the Recreation De-
partment at Sixteenth and La
mont streets NV. and the
business counter in the lobby
of The Star Building.
The concert, which will be-
gin at 8 pm, will be broadcast
by Station WMAL, The Eve
ming Star station.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Auto Show TO Open
AT Anmory Feb 18

The first auto show in 10 years
will open February 1S in the
Armory. Conducted by the WASH
lngton Automotive Trade Associa-
ton, the show will be open from
2 pm. to II pm. daily for week.
On display will be % makes of
cars, both American and foreign
models. There also will be acces-
sorry displays, featuring the latest
in modern conveniences and gad-
gets for autos. Racing cars will
be shown, too.
The shows theme-to tie-in
with the Sesquicentennial - will
feature models of historic build
ings and structures here.
Singers Frances Langford and
Connie Boswell will entertain
daily. Admission to the show will
be 40 cents until 6 pm, whent
price will double.
The show will close Fehr
IS.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
DR.. Seckinger Opens Serie!
Of Radio Talks Tomorrow

Health Officer Daniel L. Seek
niger will inaugurate a series OF
Is weekly radio programs over
Station WMAL at 7 pm. tomorrow
under the title. "Your Lease on
Life"
Public and private health agen-
cies of the District are sponsoring
the series. Included in the group of
agencies in addition to the Health
Department are the District of
Columbia tuberculosis Associa-
ton. Washington Heart Associa-
ton, District division of the Amer
lean Cancer Society. Washington
Hearing Society, District of CO.
lumbia Society for Prevention of
Blindness. District of Columbia
Social Hygiene Society, United
Community Services and Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurse Society.
In the first program, DR.. Seek
niger will discuss some phases of
the Health Departments activities.
j. Edgar Caswell, director of the
Bureau of Public Health Educa-
tion, will act as moderator.
The series is aimed particularly
at residents who are unfamiliar
with the agencies ready to assist
them with their health problems.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Two With Bass Fiddle
Arouse Suspicion,
Held in lis Theft

Pvt. John w. Harrison of the
No. 3 Precinct became a little sus-
picious early yesterday when he
saw two men on the street with a
bass fiddle.
He told Judge Almond w
Scott in Municipal Court today he
was patrolling the 1900 block of
Seventeenth street NV. when he
saw two men half carrying. half
dragging" the instrument.
Their actions made me sort of
suspicious" Pvt. Harrison testified,
land I asked them what they
were doing"
We've just come from jam
session." one Of them said.
Taken to Call Box.
We'll, we're going to have a
little jam session over by this
call box" the policeman said he
told them.
Pvt. Harrison said at the call
box one of the men admitted TAX
ing the fiddle, because "he always
wanted to play one and never had
the money to buy one"
The policeman said the de-
PENDANTS explained that earlier
in the evening they had bought
a pint of whisky ito loosen them
up"
You mean to loosen up their
fingers" Judge Scott remarked.
Two Held for Jury.
Pvt. Harrison said both men ad-
mitted at the precinct they
couldn't play the instrument and
planned to sell it.
Held for grand jury action on
charges of grand larceny were
George L. Littlef1eld, ~, colored,
who said he lived at the Dunbar
Hotel. and William Brown, 10,
colorei, of the 1000 block of Ninth
street NE. They are accused of
taking the instrument from a car
parked in the 1700 block of P
street NV.
Bond was set at 800 for Lit
tlefield, described by police as an
Air Force private AWOL from
Andrews Air Force Base. Brown
was held on $500 bond.
Evening star., 1950-02-03

+ street ana MASSACHUSETTS ave-
nue. and the other at Nineteenth
street. Northbound, one stop will
be located about 80 feet north o1
the p street stairway and the
other at Nineteenth street.
The present stops are about in
the middle of each curve.
A traffic check Wednesday
showed that 1886 persons used
the southbound stop in the a.
hour period, and 2,723 used the
northbound stop.
Citizens attending yesterdays
hearing in Mr.. Flanagan's Office,
or writing the PUG. complained
the distances from the present
stops to some of the exits are
too great.
Some Ask for Escalator.
Mrs. William Barret Ridgely,
1908 G street NV, expressed her
interest as a stockholder In the
Capital Transit Co. and a resident
of the area since 1887, when the
east side Of Dupont Circle was a
peach orchard"
Others urging the additional
stops included Capt. Albert N.
Gore, Dupont Plaza Hotel; E.
Goring Bliss. 1908 Reno road
NV; Maj. Gen. u. S. Grant, III,
u S. A. retired, 1929 @ street
NV; Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, 1885
M street NV: William S. Brough-
ton, 1919 @ street NV; Bernard
B. Gottlieb, 1908 G street NV;
Mrs. Arthur Mason Chichester,
1911 r street NV; Frederick R..
Solger, 2027 @ street NV; Mar
tin Codel, publisher of Television
Digest; Harral Mulliken, 2019 @
street NV; Mrs. Samuel Reber.
1882 Thirty first street, NV, and
Col. Spencer Cosby, 2025 Q street
NV.
Some of the complainants also
asked for an escalator in the
underpass and for guards. The
commission took no action on
these points.
Capt. Gore called for an escala-
tor at the Nineteenth street en-
trance to the underpass, where
Gen. Grant reported there are
36 steps.
Among those requesting guards
was Mr.. Solger. who pointed out
that. at times, the underpass is
lonely, isolated a1d unprotected.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
With Citizens Associations
Group Will Appeal to Truman
For Cleveland Park Library

in the Northwest section was sug-
gested at the Arkansas Avenue
Community Association meeting
last night.
In panel discussion, John
Cabot White. Washington lawyer
pointed out that a Junior college
lis the one missing link in the
Districts education system"
He told the more than 100 per-
sons present that "some sort OF
a shift in students in schools ir
this area could give us space for
establishment of a junior college, p
Another member of the panel
Mrs. Desmond Murphy, proposed
that the students now in Macfar-
land Junior High School be trans
ferred to Roosevelt High School
She said both schools now only
have about half enough students
to use the facilities fully.
She suggested. however, that
the transfer be made to provide
space for Wilson Teachers Col
lege. instead of for a new Junior
college.
Mrs. Murphy pointed to made
quate laboratory, library, athletic
and classroom facilities at Wilson
Clifford Newell, association
president, said he favored estab-
lishment of a Junior college at
Central High School.
Other members Of the panel
were L. Seth Schnitman and
Henry Rhoades.
The meeting was held at Bur-
dick School, Thirteenth and Alli-
son streets NV.
Evening star., 1950-02-03
Bach and Boogif
Both on Sesqui
Schedule of Daily
Concerts Planned,
New Director Says

Music from Bach to boogie'
will play big part in Washing
tons Sesquicentennial celebration
this year, the Sesqui's new music
director revealed today.
Emerson Meyers, appointed yes
terday to supervise all music
events for the Sesqui, said a
schedule of daily concerts is
planned for next summer. The
Sesqui music season will open
April Is and close in December
he said. Complete details have
not been worked out.
A Sesquicentennial chorus, folk
music festival and festival OF
American music are among the
projects being planned, Mr.. Mey-
ers disclosed. The citys regular
music activities - such as the
summer concerts of the National
Symphony Orchestra-also will be
integrated with the Sesqui wher-
ever possible, he added. a.
Local Talent" Sought.
Dance bands as well as SYM
phonies will have a place in the
spotlight, the music director indi-
Gated. He said he plans to call
on talent from out-of town as
well as the District area, although
qualified local talent" will be
sought in particular.
He issued a blanket invitation
to musicians and music groups to
offer their services. A music staff
is to be set up at the Sesqui head
quarters 14o0 Pennsylvania ave-
nue NV, and Mr.. Meyers said he
will be there every morning. He
is professor of music at American
University.
The music program will be de-
signed to cater to the thousands of
tourists expected here during the
summer, the music director said.
Music will be a part of numerous
patriotic events, as we'll as hold
ing the spotlight by itself in spe-
cial concerts, he said.
Volunteer Support Asked.
Mr.. Meyers said "a great deal
of volunteer support" will be
sought. No budget has yet been
set, he explained, but this is to
be ironed out in the next. few
days. Sesqui officials indicated
at least two-thirds of the $3,000,-
900 appropriated by Congress for
the celebration still has not been
allotted.
Mr.. Meyers said he was not in
a position to comment on recent
criticism of the request to the
Finnish composer, Jean Sibelius,
to create an overture for Paul
Green's symphonic drama to open
here in June. Critics said an
American should have been asked.
That's not in my department, :"
Mr.. Meyers said. He said he in
tends to stress American compos-
ers and performers in his music
plans.