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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

3-BEDRM. BRICK, NV; beaut. re-
tile bath, Ven. blinds, full bsmt.;
gas heat; screened porch. Incl. sun
parlor; S110 mo. Hudson 8S44. 23'
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW; cellar;
auto. h.-w.h.; equipped kit; Ven. bl.;
near schools; s.e,; s125. LU. 1895.
bedrm' brick semidetached: avail
sdlf a6ls July oiI z; SIP J65. mo. F. E. NAL
10Th AND ADAMS ST. N,E;-BrandH- q
posal; $135 mo. Ex. 34oo. Ewes.
UNFuRNIsHEp Nj RI HOUSE, near wal waiter
Reed Hospital with living room din
MI. Barrow. DE. 5000. RANDAL Il. Il.
HAGNER, 1921 Conn. ave.
DALE DRIVE, Silver Spring-Large
3-bedroom brick Colonial with ga
mo A. A j. kEssTNaER EasS5sSsS sOtstce { e.. sH2'
COLLEGE aei'l PARK.HoILYwoop@ssb TX HoIispwj
mo-, arm and bath bungalow;
automatic heat; avail. July 1. H.
CARLYLE DeLozIER. Realtor. WA.
NEW HSS0' HOME, near Riggs I'd. and
rm.. beautiful kitchen; rent, S125.
LOWERY g. MARTIN, SH. 1900
1903 AVALON PL.--Parklawn Uewis-
dale, Md. new 6-room detached
home; gas heat; S115 mo. Call LA.
6-6666, PECK co. 361s 18th st.
ARLiNGToN-a-bedroom duplex iiv.
rm., equip. kit, full bsmt.; close to
schools. transp., shopping; immed
occupancy. MILTON G. SMITH,
NoR7H 1SST n dlfSs Fd oT a2So % cool
semidet.; excellent neighborhood,
cH. 4311, cH, 5657.
AREA-2-bedrm. semi
det. in good section of jefferson
Mnn9F b5ms nce sepnsade ssrd sf6 fP sgS F@ Edae fu
hill DIR. Open for inspection Wed.
eve; eve; 7eesti I'll dark. R. W. MULLEN
sx-RRooM ROOM HOUSES. practically Te new;
Bensinston ssnsn s1sS; Bethesda; E, S159 80
sE2fgy sHPis Nc; coRf ehFiss%Sn $500 Wis shaEo
CCNv. 70 BOILING FIELD and
Andrews Field. modern 6-rm. brk
Colonial;, 3-bedrm., IL bath. lge,
4CIOCu IOGs anu
senter sntno near by; s125 mo. 10.
SILVER SPRING AREA 2-story
center hall, 7-room brk.; 8 bedrms.
ga baths; 2 flrepls.; screened porch;
built-in gar; back yard fenced; %170
month. SH. 1870. -21
SUMNER
OF Mass. ave.-Modern 3~bedrm., 2
bath home plus library. den and bath
on first 4, large rms. garage: S235
mo. Call Rental Mgr, WO. 1900 with
THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
NEW-SEMIDET.
8 bedrooms. combination living
dining room.
All-electric GE kitchen including
dishwasher and garbage disposal.
Full basement with toilet and outside
entrance.
Convenient to shopping and transp.
Representative on project daily
Location: Out Pa. ave. Sc. left on
Alabama ave., right on Hillside rd..
left on 46th St.. right on H st.,
right on 46th pl.
Frederick W.. Berens, Inc.
1928 K ST. NV. MA. 5oo5.
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SHANNON q LUCHS &C

OPEN DAILY, IL AN. TO z PM.
4643 H STREET Sc.
10 new all-brick semidet. 3-bedroom
houses. featuring GE kitchen. dish
washer, garbage disposal. z Gu. #.
refgr. and the much-talked- -about
GE range; full basement with out
side entrance and toilet; private
parking space: adjacent to one Of
block from the busline and schools
Orders taken daily IL am. to z pm.
Phone LU. 2-8105. ask for Mr..
Beasley or Mr.. Martufl.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
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$50, 900: Call Mr.: Burton: Tu. 2lO0
10. 2-4377. AVON sHocKEY, Real
tor. FL
COUORED-lRVING ST. near I4th-
Brick, 10 rooms. 2 baths, oil h.-w h;
possession; bath on 1st and 2nd fis,.
good terms. FISCHER. oW. 1910.
coLoREp-s5ss DowN-unit BLK.
N. Y. ave. NV. 7-rm. row brick.
full bsmt. h.-w.h. Call OWNER.
coLoRED-CHANNING AND NORTH
cttrIat3T. cAPIr6L sTsony a GooSa Sa2So S9sk dowp
large roms. baths; full hsmt.; gas
heat; deep lot; det; garage: excellent
PRISE REALTY CO., 1924 Eve st..
NV. Ex. 3400; eyes,, GE. 5711.
CoLoRED-HoUsE FOR SALE
apis. 1 furn.; newly dec. S17
Webster st. NV. RA. 1865 after
coLoRED-UN1r LoRiDUN1r BLOCK sEAToN
PL.-9 rooms, 2 kitchens, 2 baths,
furnished; S262 mo: income; & Sa:0o0 SaSSH
coLoRED-oNLY $3.50 CAsHNAt-
tractiye 6-rm. brk. home, Colonial
front pch., double glass inclosed rear
porches, oil heat, beautiful deep
coaoEEDfEnEAsE fsae ya6d EaE E4 READ 41s these fes
lures of this flne brick home, near
7th and Varnum. Lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm.. huge modern kit. with Tappan
range and WESTINGHOUSE refgr.; 4
bedrms.. tile bath and shower; full
bsmt.; gas h.-w. h.; porcelain laun-
dry tubs, storm windows and doors.
Venetian blinds, awnings; 2 concrete
porches. front and rear; 2-car ga
rage. AL for $14,950, with reason
able terms and immed, poss. Can be
seen any time. GE. 3232 or ST.
3466. TANEN REALTY. -21
C0LORED-2-UNIT BRICK with in
div. heat; 8 rms. and bath each.
$500 cash will handle. LOUIS
CoGoRED-i5oo CoGoREDD & ELK BLK. IOWA AVE.
N.W.-Just listed. mod. S-rm. tap
estry brick; full bsmt.; gas heat;
det. garage; clean as o whistle.
Priced to sell today with low down
payment. Mr.. Penland It'll 10 PM,
Ii. 7-5695. ATLAS REALTY CO.
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DRUGSTORE-Popu NV. corner;
about $500 daily average; 10-year
lease; l or Q active registered drug
gists should greatly improve this
MILTON GoLDSMrTH. Di. 044o.
KOSHER DELIcATEssEN
Very nice opportunity for young COW
pie. Call BENJAMIN AUERBACH,
IA. 1894. D1. 3131. "
- coLoREp RESTAURANT
5000 weekly. closed Sunday. low rent,
AiU5EIRfBiAcH q CO. pI. e5o1, DE. se4o
IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Arranged as 4 apts;- and 9 bedrms. !;
rent, S165; new 5-yr. lease; best
OF furniture throughout; over 500
monthly income quoted; near 18th
monthly. Call Miss Lee.
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
BE YOUR OWN BOSS!!
Own a Western Auto Associate Store!
household appliances, sporting goods,
ETC., etc.
Capitalize on Western Autos Nation
wide consumer acceptance for value
giving No retail experience needed
we train you'll Minimum cash
capital of $4,000 to $4,000 re-
quired. See, phone or write US for
information.
Western Auto Supply Co.
400l Leeds Ave. baltimore 90, Md.
Phone Arbutus 1895.
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I'M Old GEORGETOWN

Home of elegant simplicity, with
charming formal gardens. brick con-
struction. double drawing rooms and
good-size dining room. all with
nreplaces; fine kitchen and break
has three large bedrooms. two baths,
room-siZe cedar closet; 3rd floor has
two bedrooms and bath, large stor-
age room, two-car garage. Carefully
priced and truly wonderful op-
tinction. Shown by appointment
any time.
D. A. HANES co.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

NORTH MICHIGAN PARK-Immac.
ulate 3-bedrm. brick home; modern
less than 4 years old; Re RscreasioT ssNaoI
yard, ideal for children; transp
at corner. Any purchaser may as
sumo 4Es GI loan with reasonable
down payment. Call LA. 6-666t
until 8 pm. PECK CO.. 1918 12tf
st. ne.
WOODRIDGE-Det. bungalow, on q
lovely lot, near 18th and Kearney
front and rear porcheS; hv: rm;l
din. rm.. kit. 2 bedrms: and bath
on 1st f.; 2 bedrms. 2nd n; full
bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; det. gar; reas
terms. ST. 3466, TANEN REALTY
WE HAVE HOMES in Michigan Parl
at prices you can afford to pay
Det. and semidet. bricks. Mr.. Mar.
tufi, LA. 6-7S45. MARSHALL J
WAPLE CO., Realtor, DI. 1916.
5000 BLOCK 9Th PLACE N.E.-Thi.
semidetached brick house Just of
South Dakota ave-, Is in better con.
dition than when new. rooms ano
tile bath; basement, gas heat; COW
cred front porch; fenced yard; exter-
ior Just painted. New Venetian blinds
throughout. $4,000 down, the bal
ance on AZ trust: payable 1886
per month including principal
taxes and int; early possession.
Call Mr.. Carter, 81. 1864. MAR
SHALL J. WAPLE CO., Realtor; D1.
334R
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PRICE REDuCED

Owner must leave for California;
quick sale essential. Near 18th and
Kennedy SITS. NV, lovely Colonial
row brick, 2 stories. cellar, 8 rms
a full-size bedrms), 2 baths,
glassed-in sleeping porches; oil
burner. h.-w.h.; Gear garage. In
yestigate this bargain today. Ewes,
phone TIE. 176S.
T.. T. GRAVATTE
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THE CLYDEsDALE

he I'll DE1obA1lG
1901 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
VACANT
A very attractive 2-bedroom
apt. home. with 3 exposures,
affording a view across the
tree tops of Rock Creek Park.
Has center entrance hall. large
living room. 2 bedrooms and
bath. kitchen; priced at only
$13.5 on reasonable terms.
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THE NEW PARKsIDE

176a p sUMM1T UNI TAPh'i3M Ph. NV.
! A lovely front apt. of bed
room and bath. entrance hall,
living room. kitchen and
dinette. Can be had for S7.250.
Close to original price. Inquire
at once.
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO APIS,

4h4A54bAA(1f1AN 411Lh . 1 O01O klE i %
2633 18th ST. NV.
Artists studio Of splendid
70 proportions with living accom-
modations. Studio room ex-
tends UP 2 stories into vaulted
ceiling, with lengthy north
windows; there is a real fire.
place with attractive mantel.
Modern bath and kitchen has
been installed. Balconies have
Z been utilized for sleeping quar-
ters. A most unusual apt. in
Washington's most uniquely
& attractive studio apt bldg.
Price and terms are reasonable.
EDMUND J. FLYNN
{Co-op Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg.
RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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COLORED
2-FAMILY

Near North Capitol, LIST and "
sts.-First floor. three rooms. kitch-
rooms kitchen and bath; front and
rear porches, separate entrances
Iwo-car brick garage; full bSmt
with oil burner and laundry facil.
titles. $500 down. balance S15o
per month. mnsognsth. Du. 1887; evenbjnnss'
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10Th ST. EXTENDED
2-FAMILY

2-FAM1LY
Semidetached brick; less than 5 years
old. One unit contains 3 bedrooms.
bath, combination. liv. rm. -dining
2 rooms, kit. and bath: gas INV.
heat; modern throughout. Priced at
$4,000. For further information.
call Mr.. Engle. GE. $3.50. with
BEITZEII. DI. 300. -21
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED tcont.) J
ARLINGTON

New Colonial homes; 8 bedrms.. bath
and half. all-elec. kit, screened
side porch; conven. to schools and
Isnyi,,I trsnspi Immediate ecsyppancy; n; Mt T
Builders and Developers. 1924 Lee
hwy, Arl. ia. 4-1300. -19
CORNER LOT, beautifully Handicapped,
1927 Riverdale rd., East Pines;
bedrn1s., hv. rm., lge. kit, glass
inclosed sun porch, gas heat; newly
deco. Available immediately $100
appointmient.~ - WA. se1s.~ ~ 4''
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
nI 1000 -0a
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. 30tn and Nay
lor rd sc Very large 1~bedroom
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI 1000;
ewes. OR. 5761 or LU. 1-7069
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NO GOOD WIIL,I

New super market fixtures, stock and
equipment for sale. Highest offer
takes lock, stock and barrel. Located
in nice shopping center. Good lease
Owner has urgent outside interests.
Must be sold. Terms can be ar
cited. Call WA. 920S, after Z pm.
No agents. 80
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SUMNER
OF Mass. ave.-Modern 3~bedrm., q
bath home plus library. den and bath
on first a., large rms. garage: S235
mo. Cali Rental Mgr, WO. 1900 with
T3OC T. pHTIJIPS
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BRICK RAMBLER

Brand-new, 8 bedrms.. colored
!Ess piaposai. san re. e s4si. aSs Kitchen with
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
Evenings. 81. 1864. 30
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Own Your Own Apt. Home
DEAL IN CONFIDENCE

Buy under a cooperative
ownership plan, which has
stood the test Of time since
1920. Here are some of the
resale opportunities that are
constantly coming up from
among the Al buildings that
we have put into successful
operation in Washington IN
the last 80 years.
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GAS STATTON

Corner location in a heavy business
dist. of Arlington. Va: consists of
3 pumps, bays; good supply OF
stock. tools and equip; year-to-year
A. H. BROOKS, Realtor
3016 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 5100. Open 80. OW. 800.
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TILDEN GARDENS

Sath, rS.' iiv. rm., M din. I'm rm.. kit. entr.
hall, foyer. OWNER, WO. 0129.
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RIGGS PARK

It40OD 1AAtAA
Only Q few left of these new Polin.
built semidet. homes, in one o1
D. C.'s finest areas; 8 large rooms
1st-flr. powder room. G.. E. dish.
washer, disposal. well-equipped
roomy kit; only S14.950, with cas-!
terms to vets. Open daily and Sun
for inspection. Out Riggs I'd. tt
Chillum pl. and Madison st. and oul
open sign.
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
RE 0736 -1Q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

SHEPHERD PARK-$27, 500
Handsome 3-yr-oid, 6-rm. brick CO.
lonial; Just q little bit different from
the ordinary homes. ga baths,
fireplace. screened porch, garage;
spacious handicapped grounds; also
several homes in this area. SH.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Firen1en
Continued From First Page.)

Continued from FUSt FaseJ
ment until Congress reconvenes In
January, 1852"
Meanwhile. Local So, Interria-
tional Association Of Firef1ghters,
bought space in Washington news
papers to outline their opposition
to integration.
designations Predicted.
The local, which represents a
large part of the city's IRE ferce,
stated that designations and re-
|tirements win become widespread
liz the new policy is enforced. II
said that few white men would
apply for fire department jobs
and the result would be harmful
for the taxpayers. who stand te
lose through a less efficient depart.
Iment.
The firemen declared Baltimore
has no colored f1remen; that New
York has only 81 out of 10,50(
firemen and Washington has 10t
or 10 per cent of the total per.
sonnel.
Discussing the close living thai
firemen are subjected to during
their long hours on duty at fire
houses, the local said condition.
with coIored and white flremer
together in the same statior
house would be repugnant to the
white men.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
he Federal SpotIighf
House Approves Pay Raise
For Classified, Postal Workers

GS-12 accountant. Status Is not
required. and the duties include
a certain amount of travelling.
Apply to A. c. Chappell. Room
OHIO. Main Navy Building. +.
Three employees Of the Federal
Security Agency's Office of Edu-
cation have been commended for
superior work performance and
meritorious suggestions. They are
Mrs. Theresa B. Wilkins, Lucille
G. Anderson. and Mrs. Josephine
o. Cortes. Paul M. Camp, di-
rector of the civilian personnel
division Of the Navy Department. s
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
has been given a meritorious
civilian award for outstanding
service. Mary E. Farley, an
administrative assistant with the
Army Adiutant Generals Office
will retire the end Of next month
after 20 years service with the
AGO. Don't forget to lister
to our Federal Spotlight radio
program at 6:15 tomorrow evening
] over WMAL.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
New Accounting Plan
|0f Schools on Food
Surplus Approved

The handling of surplus food!
by the District public schools i!
now meeting the requirements ol
the Agriculture Department
School Supt. Hobart M. CORNING
has reported to the Board ol
Education.
The report followed criticism ot
the bookkeeping methods used by
the schools in keeping track oi
the surplus foods which are dis
tributed not only to schools but
charitable organizations here.
Last month, Philip B. Hearn
field supervisor Of food distribu-
ton for the Agriculture Depart
ment, criticized the methods ane
pointed out that some shortages
had resulted.
DR.. Corning said a study of the
handling of surplus foods hac
been completed and all the book.
keeping methods recommended b,
Mr.. Hearn adopted. He declared
"Mr. Hearn indicated that hi
Office is satisfied that proper in
ternal controls and record-keep
ing techniques are being main
tanned and that the Commodit.
distribution Program is being ad
Iministered properly from tn
standpoint Of internal manage
lment."
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Koreu
Continued From First Page }

tCOnLlnueQ from F1rSG Page.)
munjom agreed on Smile re-
lstricted areas surrounding peace
camps at Munsan and Kaesong,
when the Reds accepted a q. N.
Icounterproposal. Only two secur-
lity points were reported standing
in the way Of reopening armistice
talks, which the Reds broke of
August %.
Observers at the y. N. truce
camp at Munsan said negotiations
might be resumed in few days.
Meanwhile, u. N. naval and air
forces continued their heavy
pounding Of Reds behind the
front.
The armor supported attack on
the Kunisohg front jumped off at
dawn under cover Of morning
fmiSt.
AS the day warmed under an
Indian summer sun, Allies seized
one hill southwest of Kumsong
attacked the highest hill In the
area southeast Of the city, andshit
a ridge line directly south Of Kum-
song.
Grenade-throwing infantrymen
we're met by new Chinese replace
ments. dug in on the ridge line
I2h miles south Of the city. TIL.
Reds fought hercely to stem tn,
1attack. An Allied briefing of1Icel
said they appeared to be greer
troops. getting their first taste O
battle.
4 To the east, q. N. forces battling
through the ridges between th'
IKumsong sector and Heartbreal
|, Ridge attacked Communists dul
, in on high ground.
South Koreans on the coasta
| sector beat back five light probinl
| attacks the Reds hurled at then
during the night and early morn
ling. All were northwest Of Kan
, song, 26 air miles north of th'
, 38th Parallel.
Farther UP the east coast. q. N
Iwarships carried their seige 81
lWonsan into the 246th day.
i A North Korean comrnuniqut
said Peoples (CommuniSt) coas
guard units" sank a U. N. de-
lstroyer at WonSar.
/ Allied naval communiuues have
.lmade no such report. They die
lteIl Of six RED salvos straddlinf
,tthe United States destroyer
llStormes Tuesday. but didn't sa,
Ihow the American warship Jared
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Truman Reported Planning
Vacation in Key West

President Truman will go tt
Key West early next month for q
work-and-play visit, 1t was re.
ported reliably today.
There was no confirmation from
the White House but an announce.
ment is expected soon.
Under tentative plans Mr.. Tru.
man will leave Washington about
November 8 and stay away unit
some time in December.
The President has had no ex.
tended vacation since he spent
three weeks in Key West las
spring. On the forthcoming trir
he is expected to take severa
members OF his staff and get Z
start on his three major message,
for the next session Of Congress
Evening star., 1951-10-19
DIR. Byrd Plans 10 Ask
Faculty Pay Raise
IAf MARYLAND u.

DR.. H. C. Byrd, president OF the
! University of Maryland. has
served notice on the General
Assembly that he intends to seek
larger salaries for his faculty
next year.
/ "The greatest emphasis is go
ing to be placed this fall and
winter on obtaining salary in
creases for our teaching staff, !"
lDr. Byrd declared yesterday in
his annual "State of the Univer-
sity" address at the fall convo-
cation.
He told some 5000 faculty
members and students gathered
I'm the Coliseum that the Board
of Regents has decided to ask q
20 per cent cross-the-board SAL
ary increase for the university's
$50 teachers.
Points to Competition.
UNLESS we have an adequately
paid faculty." he added. I'VE will
not be able to Withstand the
competition OF other universities,
government and business, and the
university's program viii deteri-
crate"
He said there were no funds in
the university's $l5.2 million bud
get this year for faculty salary
increases, explaining that budget
funds are allocated for specific
purposes.
| DR.. Byrd vigorously defended
the university's atheletic and
military programs which he said
have been criticized because Of
the emphasis they are given.
| Must Have viii to Win.
"Our athletic and military pro-
grams give our men a competi-
tive spirit and in this day
and age, they have got to have
that will to win," he said.
Football at the University of
Maryland has its place." the
president declared. "We are al
ways going to maintain certain
lcurbs to keep 1t in its place"
He said the work of the Air
Force ROTC program on the
campus has one chief purpose
THAT of developing qualified lead
Iers for the armed forces.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
D. {. Bar Group Hit
For Failure 10 Help Gel
Search Rule Changed

United States Commissioner Cy-
ril 8. Lawrence, asked to rule on
an illegal search and seizure ques-
ton today IN a preliminary hearing
on a narcotics violation. said he
couldn't do it and added that the
District Bar Association doesn't
have the intestinal fortitude" to
help give him the authority.
Thomas L. Miles, 26. colored, o1
the unit block of Leonards court
S.W.. appeared before the Com
missioner on a charge of posses.
sion Of amidon. a synthetic mar.
|cotic. The accused man asserted
ia Fourth Precinct policeman whit
Iarrested him Tuesday In Brown.
court S.W., Illegally searched hin
before making the arrest.
May Petition d. C. Court.
81 have to hold him whether IT..
framed evidence or not frame,
tevidence," said the Commissioner
He explained District Court Rul,
l4i-E gives Federal Judges power t,
rule on allegal search and seizure
and then told Miles:
ANY person who thinks he wa.
Illegally searched and seized ma,
lpetition District Court to quasi
the proceedings. All the Govern
ment has to do here is to shoy
possession.
Il do think I should have tn
Authority" Mr.. Lawrence said
'but it's up to the bar associa
tion. I've asked, and asked, ant
asked, and asked.
8 Held in $500 Bond.
"The President has seen fit t,
appoint judges from other States,
Evening star., 1951-10-19

same day George Morris Fay
quits at United States Attorney.
Mr.. Fay. who announced the
resignation, said Mr.. Wilson had
talked to him about 1t last spring
Ihut had been dissuaded at that
time from leaving the Office.
Was Classmate Of Irelan.
Mr.. Wilson. who was a candi-
date himself to succeed Mr.. Fay,
denied that the nomination Of
Charles M. Irelan as United
Estates Attorney had anything to
do with his departure.
MIR. Wilson said he had known
MIR. Irelan since they were class
mates at Mckinley Technical
High School and next to myself
II can't think Of anybody else I'd
rather see have the job"
The resigning~ prosecutor said
1.-THE main reason for his decision
-Iwas that he wanted q general civf
lIpractice after seven years IN vari.
otis capacities dealing with crimi.
final law.
] Joined Fay's Staff in 194S
| Mr.. Wilson. who has lived II
the District since 1916, was ir
iprivate pratice until he becam,
senior examiner for the Distric
Rent Control Administration
From there, he went to the justice
Department. where he spent tw,
Years in the criminal division be
fore being assigned to the Unite,
States Attorneys office as specia
assistant to the Attorney General
then Tom Clark.
In 1948. he was appointed t,
tMr. Fay's staff and put In charg,
!of the Municipal Court division.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
Maryland viii Build
Is Miles Of Roads
Leading 10 New Pike
sy the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10. The
State Roads Commission plans to
build about Is miles of new roads
at the northwest edge of Wash
ington to handle traffic to and
from the new Washington Ma
tional pike.
One of the main connections
will be with Macarthur boulevard.
There will be several others in the
area from Macarthur boulevard
to East-West highway.
The pike, divided four lane
expressway, is under construction
between Washington and Freder-
lex. It will take the place of pres
ent U. S. Route 240
The roads commission has had
under consideration for months
the exact route the expressway
would take through Montgomery
County to connect with the Wash
tngton street system.
Plan Announced.
In announcing yesterday it had
adopted q plan developed by its
engineers. the commission said:
"The plan will carry traffic
southeastward from the Brink
area and will distribute it. by
means of new connecting roads.
over the fan-shaped network of
traffic arteries already serving the
suburban area northwest of Wash
ington, from Macarthur boulevard
to the East-West highway.
considerable improvement of
some of these existing highways,
to permit them to carry an in
creased traffic burden, is included
In the plan.
"The whole plan will require
construction of about Is miles Of
new highway and extensive i'm
provement Of about 10 miles of
existing road. Approximately IS
months win be required to pre-
pare plans and surveys for the
complete project.
"Rights-of-way will be acquired
as rapidly as possible after COM
pletion Of the plans"
The commission did not esti-
mate how much the project will
cost.
The first 7-mile section Of the
new expressway, in Frederick
County from Urbana to just below
Frederick, is about completed.
Construction also is well along on
another stretch from Urbana
south to Hyattstown, in Mont
gomery County, about S miles. The
commission plans to ask for bids
soon on another southwark extern
sion from Hyattstown to near
Clarksburg. Plans and surveys
have been completed for still an
other section from Clarksburg to
near Brink.