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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Cont

LAST CHANCE to puy 4-bedr.n, home
with high ceilings. and old-fssh-
toned Spactousness, yet convenient
to schools. stores and transp. Solid
masonry construction with 2 in
close closed pSr Shs Lovely lot 59xlo0;
2 to 6. Call TIE. 1912. Location. so
22nd st. S., Arlington, between Fern
SALE Az i ~ oW WI s-bedrm.,
2-bath brick, Colonial: reduced;
equipped kit. lse.. pine paneled recr:
porch garden plot, back yard fence:
new D schooi; frien ndis NJ een Arlinst tom
neighborhood. 10 Minis. to Fepta-
gon; must see to appreciate; price
81 Sss 80 g. Ice lScat ssoz 24o6 N SEQ.
new 3-bedrm. house: .
baths. full bsmt.. Ice. lot. OWNER,
172S s. Monroe St. Arl.. Va: %.
6oas BROOK DRIVE. Lee Blvd.
Heights, Falls Church Va. Custom
built. solid stone house. Lot 80 BY
1875 IT.; house As by 30. First Il.
Es sn v an, r Sn gsp ts sf Ss dfn Tis
be used as 1st-fi. bedrm.). Lge. din.
rm. with picture window; lge. fully
equipped kit. with screened back
porch; end H.. 3 bedrms., deck of
master bedrm.;. full attic, floored
can be made into 2 additional rms;
place: maids rm. with full tile bath;
laundry rm.; built-in garage; flag
stone patio; liberal financing. Cal
owner for appointment. MR.. WAR
NER. WO. 1870.
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NEAR UNIVERSITY MD.
Three -bedrm. and bath brick rambler,
liv. rm., dinette and kit; on lge.
corner lot: street and sidewalk
paved. 5000 down payment, bal.
$40 per mo-, incl. everything. c. H.
PEARCE. INC, WA. 1000; ewes,
WA. 1899 and WA. 63OS -23
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washington GroVe-$13. 900

"UDAA1IISVOAL N1VFN PAO'OUU
9 large rms, huge screened porch; u
acre beautiful lawn and trees. Mod
dition Call Mr.. Athey Gathers
burg 4S2-W-1. with HOWARD r
SCEAEER Refhesda Md
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AURORA HILLS
lst-FL. BEDRM. AND BATH
White brick Cape Cod with
lots Of INABILITY and feeling Of
spaciousness. Large lily. room
and din. room. ideal for en-
tertaining; kit. equipped with
loads of cabinets and space
for breakfast room; twin-sized
bedrm. and full tiled bath on
LIST floor; . other twin-sized
bedrms.. nursery and tiled
bath on End: large closet;
full tsmt. with ground-level
entrance. garage; well-land-
scaped lot: oil a-c.h.: S26.-
$50; s min. to Pentagon. Army
Navy Club; immediate pos
session
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SPORT NJ FUN

These brick ramblers boast expensive
details, shaded lots Just of Wilson
blvd. Glamorous 3-bedrm home
with full basemt YOUNGSTOWN all
and auto. washer, A home for the
active family GO ron
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WESTOVER

This is 1T A custom built 3-bedroom
brick home, shaded by towering elm
trees. Mammoth liv. nm. with flrepl.
secluded side. screened porch, nice
ultramod. cleo. kit. with deep freeze;
beautiful reer. rm.: Diet. brick ga
rage. This home is the outstanding
buy of the month. Phone today.
L. WAKEFIELD
nu 1TS9 Omen O m O
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

SPECIAL--5O9 Allies rd.. upper
81 300 down. take over LIST trust OF
$50 mo. WEST REAL ESTATE.
Call Mr.. Ferrall, 10. 9-9300: after
e. HI 327u ~
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
peter j. hagan

BRICK CoLoNIAL--S25, 900
CuStom-built 3-bedroom home Of dis
tinction. Features 25-foot livinR
uitramodern aii-eiectrie Kitchen
packed with appliances. First floor
powder room. Thick slate roof. Love-
ly shady lot. Property located in ex-
elusive section. Every house is diff
ferent. Only $4,000 cash is required.
HILLS - $4,000
bungalow on deep
lot; close to all conveniences: new
gas furnace, family-siZed dining
room, porch, combination screens
and storm windows; detached ga
CoLoNIAL-S1. 800 DOWN.
Charming spick-and-span brick Co.
lonial. lust 2 years old. 2l-foot hv-
ing room, big dining room. twin
ment. Gas heat. Only sI3.750.
NEW BUNGALOWS - S700 DOWN.
Cape Gods, with 2 nice bedrooms and
large expansible attic, de luxe kitch-
en-, lovely full basement, gas heat
Only S12 per month to G1s.
OFF N. H. AVE. - S14,950,
Almost-new 6-room Colonial in choice
location. / block from buses, shop
ping, schools and movies. 23-foot
living room, plus other large
rooms Walk-in closets. outstandinR
kitchen with all the latest appli,
ances. Large corner lot. $500 viii
handle.
SMALL BUNGALOW-S7, 800
bungalow with full base
ment. large attic. detached garage
and equipped kitchen. PropertS
needs . few repairs but can EASILY
down.
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CAPE Gods

S6a1 Il SS410
These new homes under construction,
located in District Heights, will be
ready soon. Liv; rnn.' din. rn1;, kit,
pandable attic has plumbing and
heat riughed In; full bsmt., gas a.-c.
heat. lge. lots; pick your own color
scheme. FILA financing at 41afe.
Brennan 81 Porter Realty
MA 1613 Eves TT 2.2OQ6
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
ARLINGTON. CLOSE IN
CUsTOM-BUILT BRICK

Lovely Cape Cod in Airing
ton; lge. liv. nm. with nrepl.,
din. rm., de luxe equip. kit. l
bedrm. and bath down, bed
rms and bath up; excel.
closets. de luxe features
throughout; S29,950 with subs.
cash
TINKLE PROPERTIES
HOO 50 Glebe Rd., OW. 1926
Ewes, ia. S-0917. GIL. 6525
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
ARLINGTON FOREST

An area of fine homes, public and
and bus transp. Brick Colonial
with 3 bedrms. and tile bath. living
rm., dining rm. and equipped kitch-
en-; full basement and side porch.
Good value at S17.500.
REALTY INVESTMENT
1917 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va, OW. 1920
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LANGLEY

One Of the most unusual homes in
this most desirable community. I'm
maculate condition, surrounded by
charm. If you like something diff
ferent this will appeal. Knotty-
pine studio living rm. with firepl.
din. rm., screened porch, wall flag
stoned patio, mod kit, appliances
Laundry rm., automatic washer
dark rm,, lavatory;. End f., 3 bed
ment, deck porch; oil heat; attached
garage. Immediate possession; price
Sd 500. For appt.. call E. H
IRWIN. OW. 1928, or dial Elmwood
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AURORA HILLS

Arlington's finer residential area. Brk.
Cape Cod with full English bsmt.
and bath; Ice. liv. rm with firepl.,
lge.. din. rm., equip kit. . beau
tiful lge. bedrms. and tile bath on
lst 4. Builder vii! complete = adj
for $4,000
REALTY INVESTMENT
2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl, OW. 1920
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GOLF CLUB MANOR

GOLF CLUB MANOR
1st-FL,. BEDRM. AND BATH
Character and charm pre-
vail in this unusual white
brick home with cathedral
type paneled living rm., fire.
place, guest-sized dining rIn.,
glassed-in porch. electric kit:
bedrm. and tiled bath. End
floor has large bedrms.,
walk-in closet and tiled bath.
Full basement, "a bath. oil h.
VIII, attached garage; excel.
cond. On quiet, restricted
street with many dogwood and
other trees; S25,950.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
FRED ]. GEORGE, Realtor
2173 N. olebe Rd. at Lee HWY.
GIL, 6777 List With Us. OK. 0l4l
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Secluded. Secluded

Back along q tree lined winding
road atop commanding hill is
this remodeled 6-rm. Colonial
home. Modern and clean, re-
quires substantial cash. asking
S16.So0 --.-
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NEW HANDLERS
3 BEDROOMS-$12,95O

NE 1tf1N4oLL1tO
3 BEDROOMS-$12,950
S1,750 DOWN, S59.I3 MO.
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
This is one first offering Of these
brand-new ramblers in modern de-
redwood construction. Features are
spacious living room with fireplace
large dining L, modern equipped
kitchen, tiled bath and real bed
rooms; .parquet floors. Plenty OF
closets and storage space.
Directions: From Peace Cross turn
right on Defense hwy. Route so
approx. 2 miles to Woodlawn ave-,
turn, left l block TO list pl, ther
turn right to Emerson ST.. then lefl
to 6942 and 6a44 Emerson st.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC, 1s&0 K ST. NV,
Ma, 1905
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NEAR d. c. LINE: home and income:
10 yrs. old, 6 rms. tiled bath; lge
mod. kit. has big 11-cu.-ft. refRr
bsmt. apt. OF 3 rms. pvt. bath and
entr.. rents for $40 mo-; mr.. school,
storm windows and screens; oil &C.
heat; WA: 9l44 and CIR. 1867.
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COLONIAL

This attractive 6-rm brick home ad-
Joins Tara" indeed a very nice
location. is one Of today's best buys
Note particulars: Lge. rms, full
bsmt,, recr. rm. with f1repl., lge.
screened porch. nice LIT and many
other interesting features. Phone
IA 2l22 or FA. 1415.
Falls Church Realty Co.
12l S. Wash. st. uee HWY.
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Arlington Man Gels
Year on Theft and
IMarijuana Charges

Conrad Lynwood Atkinson, %
described by his attorney as q
confirmed drug addict was sen.
fenced to IL months in the Vir-
ginia State Prison Farm yesterda,
after he pleaded guilty to charges
of grand larceny and possessing
marijuana in Arlington Circuit
Court. ~ =
Judge William D. Medley agreed
to specify that the man be given
medical treatment after Attorney
Alfred Hiss said his client is
going through = difficult time
without the drug" Atkinson was
arrested May 8 with another
youth near his home at 261C
North Franklin road and charged
with the theft of two cameras
from an Arlington camera shop
Indictments returned by the
jury include a murder charge
against Columbus Epperson. %,
colored, Of zoos North Edison
street. Arlington. He pleaded
guilty and was scheduled to stand
trial July 10 in the hatchet slay-
Ing OF his wife Viola, %, on
May IL.
Grand larceny charges against
two contractors in separate cases
were among the indictments. Les
ter James Robinson, a former
Arlington contractor, was ac-
cused of taking 1923 from vir-
ginia B. Vance Of 1881 Lee high
way, Arlington, on promise of
building a house. o. B. True. a
Fairfax County builder, was ac-
cused OF taking $4,000 from Mrs
Anna B. Nelson Of 800 North
Wayne street, Arlington, and fall
ing to construct a house as part
OF an agreement.
William Raymond Marsh, %. of
ll3l N. Kensington street waived
grand jury action on IA charges
OF burglary, breaking and enter
ing and forgery. The crimes are
to have occurred between
October and April in the West
over area.
Laddie Dwight Owens, 81. no
fixed address. was sentenced to
nye years on a burglary charge
and three years on a grand lar
ceny charge after he waived grand
Jury action. Judge Medley ordered
tnat the terms be served concur
rently. i
Henry Lee Woods, 20, of 1914
Westlawn drive, Falls Church.
pleaded guilty to aiding Atkinson
N the theft Of two cameras and
was sentenced to a 12-month term
n the State i Prison Farm atl
Goochland. va.
The six-man jury chose w.,
Glen Bixler as it's foreman and
included Ivan A. Booker, George
VI. Saegmuller. w. Marion Sutton
John Tennis and James H. Nutty-
:ombe.
Evening star., 1951-06-19

3-year-old boy is licking ice
cream cones at his Kent Village
home today because of the swift
action of a Prince Georges Coli
and Country Club 1ifeguard who
breathed into his inert body while
his mother and his older brother
stood by.
Little Stephen Witsell Jones
son of Air Force 1t. Col. Alan
Jones, assigned to Military Air
Transport Service at Andrews Air
Force Base. played on the lawn
outside his apartment at 7216
Forest road yesterday.
While Mrs. Jones put clothes
in a washing machine in the base
ment, Stephen walked away.
Missing him a few minutes
later. his mother began q frantic
search.
She remembered that her other
son. Newton. 9. had gone to the
clubs pool a short time before.
Evening star., 1951-06-19

An ambulance siren shrieked
Mrs. Jones stood still. She hearc
the vehicle screech to a stop al
the pool. Rushing there. she broke
through a crowd drawn to the
scene from golf tournament anc
saw a husky lifeguard working
desperately over a little form.
It was Stephen.
He had covered the block from
his home in rapid time and. un-
observed by any one around the
pool. had toppled off the deep end
Curtis Kearns, 10. son of Sidney
M. Kearns, who lives near Ste
phen's home. saw the child
dressed in swim togs. lying mo-
tionless on the bottom under more
than feet of water.
He called the lifeguard. James
Robinson, %. of 4611 College ave-
nue.. College Park, a student at
the University of Maryland.
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they will receive such benefits as
street lights, police and fire pro-
lection, garbage collection, and
street maintenance.
The special annexation election
for the Is to 20 residents of the
Lanhart area will be held from
to 8 pm. Monday in the council
chamber.
In another action, the council
decided to advertise for a new
contract on the purchase of the
city's garbage. It was pointed out
that the city receives $50 for about
l20 tons of garbage a month at
the present and the council felt
the price should be closer to $I0O.
Evening star., 1951-06-19

Association. said his group op-
poses acquisition of more terri
tory by the Federal Government
which. he said. now owns per
cent Of the land in Virginia.
Site Study Urged.
At the suggestion of Delegate
Edwin Lynch, the meeting agreed
to ask that proposed study of
airport sites be made Immediately
by the Virginia Advisory Legisla-
tive Committee. The citizens also
requested the Commerce Depart
ment to hold up its plans for the
Burke airport until the State
study is completed.
About 100 families would be dis
placed for the huge airport. The
supervisors have protested selec-
ton Of Burke.
An observer at the meeting
Store Owner Joe Staub of Burke
whose property will be taken for
the airport project, told reporters
they were hearing only one side
of the story at the meeting.
A number Of residents Of the
area, Mr.. Staub said, foresee i'm
|provements such as commercial
development, bus service and sewer
installation if the project is
carried through.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Fire Virtually Destroys
East RiyerdaIe Bungalow

Fire of undetermined origin
burned out a five-room East
Riyerdale bungalow yesterday
while the occupants, Mr.. and Mrs,
Joseph Waters, were at work.
Volunteer firemen said the in.
side OF the one-and-a-half- STORY
frame residence at 6218 Fifty.
eighth avenue was destroyed ex-
cept for a bedroom on the first
floor.
Riverdale, Bladensburg, River
dale Heights and Cottage City
fire. fighters responded to alarms
turned in at 3:25 pm. by an un-
identified person.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Electrical Contractors
Pick legislative Group

The Prince Georges County
Electrical Contractors Association
last night named a committee Ia
work with associations throughout
the State on legislation involving
electricity.
Members Of the committee are
John r. Riggles. chairman:
George E. Belt. Elmer Pyles, Bert
friedman. Frank Hawkins and
Charles Sullivan.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
DeadIine for Democrats
Announced in Alexandra

June % is the deadline for
candidates to file for election to
the Alexandria Democratic Com
mittee.
The committee is composed Of
two representatives from each Of
the city's six wards. Miss Camille
DeLane, of the 9th ward, who is
secretary-treasurer Of the COM
mittee, and James S. Suit, Sd
ward. are the only candidates to
file so far.
Candidates are required to file
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
a petition bearing the names Of
so qualified voters. The election
will be August 7, which is the reg
ular date of the August primary.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Housing Office Wins
|SH,O75 Rent Refunds
For Il in Arlington

The Office of the Housing Elk.
pediter today announced it hac
notified % tenants that 1t recent,
won a rent refund fight involving
l$l4,075 against two Arlington
landlords.
One tenant now is living in
Johannesburg. South Africa, and
another in Ankara. Turkey, the
housing Office said.
The agency said the refund
checks will range in size from ST.
Ito $1,000.
The housing Office contended
tthe landlords, Robert w. Hart and
Ellen Brown Hart, attempted to
charge unfair rentals under pur-
ported sales contracts, The agency
|said the alleged sales contracts
actually were rental contracts
under which the tenants paid, on
an average. almost twice the legal
rent.
Tenants Forbidden to SEN.
The agency contended during
litigation that the Harris had not
actually sold the property because
they could not be compelled under
the contract to deliver title.
The contracts, moreover. for
bade the tenants to sell to any one
else or for their heirs to enter into
possession of the property without
the HartS permission. the agency
contended. The units are on
North Washington boulevard
Arlington.
The Harts appealed the case as
far as the Supreme Court after
District Court Judge Albert v.
Bryan at Alexandria ordered the
refunds. The Supreme Court,
however. refused to consider the
appeal and remanded the case to
District Court.
Those Entitled Listed.
Those listed by the Housing
Expediter's Office as entitled to
the refund are:
E. B. Loughlin. johannesburg:
1t. Comdr. B. H. Britten, Ankara;
1t. D. B. LaPierre, Falls Church;
Comdr. c. F. Clark, Arlington;
Marine Col. Allen Sutter, Cherry
Point. N. c.: 1t. Comdr. Sweitzer,
San Francisco: Comdr. B. A. Smith,
Arlington; 1t. Comdr. G. E..
Brandt, jr.. Annapolis; Mai. T. H.
Scott, jr., Spokane, WASH; Comdr.
Carlton B. Jones. Beverly Hills,
Calf; Comdr. M. D. Clark, Ar
lington.
Also Elizabeth M. Gartley, Ar
lington: c. w. Shaver, Arlington:
Ferd M. Brown, Washington;
Capt. Willie G. Woods, Arlington;
William Drees. Arlington; Norval
Heath. Arlington; Maj. Ned San
ger. Falls Church; G. C. Mann.
Arlington; James Miskell, Arling-
ton; Paul G. Cramer, Arlington:
Maj. Harry E. Mornston, Arling-
ton.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
! Cancer Crusade Passes
Quote in Alexandria

The 1881 Cancer Crusade In
Alexandria raised $8,619.60-more
than 1000 above the city's quota,
lit was announced today by Mrs,
Malcolm D. Lamborne, jr., general
chairman.
OF the total sum collected, S.
369.60 was raised in Alexandria,
and $3.50 is the city's share of
pledges from the Federal en-
ploye drive. The city's quota was
$500.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
|HyottsviIIe Council to Set Up
Citizens Advisory Committee

A citizens advisory committee
lis to be formed in Hyattsville to
help keep the Town Council in
formed about community prob
lens.
Mayor Jesse Baggett last night
asked the Council to be prepared
at the next meeting July 2 to NOM
mate members of the committee.
The council also received adele
cation Of residents from the Lam
hart area near Thirty-seventh
avenue and Hamilton street, who
will vote Monday on whether to
become part of Hyattsville. The
delegation was told that for an
annual average city tax of $3.50
Evening star., 1951-06-19
.Ex-Major Goes 10 Jail
As Wife Charges Assault

Lincoln Mackey, 40. who for
merly operated a civil engineer
ing firm in Arlington, today wa
being held in the county jail with.
out bond on a charge of assault
and battery against his wife.
Mackey, a former Army major
was arrested Wednesday on com.
plant of his wife, Katherine
Judge Paul D. Brown refused te
set bond in the case and woulc
make no comment.
Mackey. separated from the
service on June 8 at Fort Myer,
Va, was a candidate for the
Arlington County Board, as an
independent, in 1949.
Mackey served in the European
theater of operations during World
War II.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Arlington Man Receives
Berlin Economic Post

Appointment of Ray w. Smith,
2146 North Courthouse road, Ar.
lington. Va, as director Of its
Economic Affairs Division has
been announced by the Berlin
Element of the United States
High Commission for Germany.
A graduate Of Dartmouth Col.
lege. Mr.. Smith served with the
Air Force in World War II and
has been special assistant in the
Office Of the commanding general
OF the Military Air Transport
Service as a civilian since 1916.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
3 Polio Cases Reported
In Suburban MARYLAND

Three new cases of polio have
been reported to the Montgomery
and Prince Georges County Health
Departments.
The new cases in Montgomery
a 7-year-old boy and a 10-year-old
girl, both Of Bethesda-bring to
five the total cases reported in
the county so far this year.
The new Prince Georges case ID
a 4-year-old Kent Village boy. He
is the second case to be reported
in Prince Georges this year.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Strait Reindicted,
Witnesses Sworn
For Assault Trial

Norman r. Strait, 40, a River
dale automobile mechanic, will be
Iarraigned today in Upper Marl-
boro Circuit Court on a new in
Idictment charging him with the
February / rape of a 72-year -old
Bladensburg woman. &
Strait was reindicted yesterday
by the April grand jury, recalled
because the Maryland Court of
Appeals adjourned for the summer
without deciding whether grand
jury witnesses must be sworn in
open court.
He was again formally accused
Ioy the same panel that returned
Ia true bill against him in April
after hearing testimony from wit
Inesses who took their oaths in a
room apart from the courtroom
ana out OF the presence Of a Judge.
Witnesses Sworn in Court.
Eight witnesses against Strait
and several who testified in other
cases were sworn yesterday before
Chlef Judge John B. Gray, jr., AS
soclate Judge Charles C. Marbury
and a full retinue of court at
taches.
Observers predicted that SINH
iar procedure will be followed
throughout the 7th Judicial CIR
cult until the matter has been de-
cloed oy the appellate tribunal.
In a report handed in to Judge
Marnury at 3 pm. by Foreman
Ralph F. de Clairmont and Clerk
Margaret Trueman, the grand
Jurors said they had retrrnedI
seven true bills and ignored four
presentments in their one-davI
session.
Names of those indicted in other
cases, which were described asI
minor" by States ATTORNEY Car
lyle j. Lancaster, will not be dis
closed until defendants have been
taken into custody.
Indictment CHALLENGED.
= =, strait. challenged the validity of
tne April indictment in a habeasI
corpus action filed by his counsel
a. Gwynn Bowie and Ignatius III
keane.
Judge J.. Dudley Digges denied
Straits bid for freedom in a rul-
ing which upheld the swearing of
witnesses outside the courtroom
2 practice followed for nearly half
, century in Prince Georges, Mont
somery, Anne Arundel and Balti-
more Counties.
The Appeals Court last week.
aeld that the question could notli
oe brought before it in a habeasI
corpus procedure, but it did not
.ule on the point at issue. 4
States Attorney Lancaster said
he new indictment was obtained
% prevent the same question from
arising in an appeal action in the
went Strait is convicted. u
Evening star., 1951-06-19
North Four Corners Group
Elects Officers for Year

F. Earl Buscher, 1925 Ole
IBladensburg road, was reelected
president of the North Four Cor
Iners Citizens Association at its
annual election last night.
Other officers chosen are N
Merritt Bachelor, vice president;
James Gourley, treasurer; Mrs
Bruce Mettler. recording secretary
and Mrs. Catherine Sumner, cor
responding secretary.
The group went on record as
approving the plan of the Silver
Spring Hospital Association to f.
nance the first unit of a local
hospital by private contributions.
Evening star., 1951-06-19
Pastor Assumes Duties

sHEPHERDSTOWN; W. Va.
June 10 The Rev. John Grissing.
er. Of York Spring. Pa, has
assumed duties as pastor of st
Peters Lutheran Church here ano
st. James at Uvilla. He fills a va.
cancy caused by the resignation oil
the Rev. Howard w. Hinkledey
who was called to duty as ar
Army chaplain.