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Evening star., 1951-04-10
Race Commissioners
Testify at Probe Of
Bowie Bookmakinq

A Prince Georges County grand
Jury investigating gambling ir-
Irregularities at Bowie Race Track
today studied testimony from two
members of the Maryland Racing
Commission. ..s
Frank Small, jr., Washington
auto dealer and a member of the
commission, told reporters that he
and another commissioner. former
State Senator Wilbur Dulin OF
Anne Arundel County, appeared
before the jury yesterday.
Carlyle J. Lancaster, States at
torney for Prince Georges County
said he did not know whether
other witnesses would be called
today. He said that if any in
Idictments are returned. they prob
ably will not be drawn UP for
several days. He refused, how
ever. to identify any witnesses.
Also called before the jury yes
terday, according to Mr.. Small
were two Bowie officials, Dick
Pending, track superintendent
and his assistant, Marty Myers.
There was no comment from
Mr.. Lancaster or the witnesses re-
garding the testimony.
Comeback Money" at Issue.
The Bowie investigation has in
volved accusations that book
makers bet large sums Of "come
back money" at the track at the
fall meeting.
In testimony before the Senate
Crime Investigating Committee, L
Ed O'Hara. former general man.
ager at the track, said comeback
bets had been taken at Bowie.
Mr.. O'Hara told the committee
that during a 13-day period at the
track last fall, three comeback
bettors had wagered more thar
$241. 900.
Comeback money is bet by q
bookmaker or his agent when hi.
customers have put up an unusu.
ally heavy amount on a particular
horse. The bookmaker bets on ths
same horse, protecting himself
against heavy loss. The comeback
bet lowers the odds on the horsl
and also assures the bookmaker O.
a return if the horse wins.
SIS Million Bet i'm Year.
Mr.. O'Hara told the Kefauvel
Committee that comeback bets al
Maryland's mile tracks totallee
$2.5 million last year.
Bowie is operated by the South.
ern Maryland Agricultural Asso.
citation.
Last January, the State Racing
Commission referred to the Prince
Georges States attorney a steno.
graphic report of statements made
by Bowie track officials.
A commission spokesman has
said earlier that an investigation
of the track was being made, espe.
cially with reference to assertion.
that bookmakers had been active
there at the fall meeting.
H. Courtenay Jenifer, commits.
sion chairmanfi gave three othel
major tracks-Pimlico, Laurel anc
Havre de Grace-a clean bill ot
health after questioning track of.
! f1cials.
The Bowie track has been in re.
ceivership since February
Charges Of gross mismanagemen
and misuse of corporation asset
were made in seeking the receiver
/ shin.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Two Arlington Policemen
Promoted to Sergeant

Two Arlington policemen, Philip
e. Lucas, jr., and Harold r. Carr
have been promoted to sergeant
County Manager A. T. Lundbcre
has announced.
The manager said the selections
were made on the basis of CON-
|petitive examinations open te
policemen who had five or more
years service.
Sergt. Lucas, 80, lives at 1914
Nottage lane, Falls Church. Sergt
Carr, 36, lives at 1853 South
Thomas street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Federation Opposes
.zoning Amendment ir
Montgomery County

Old1utIlOuS OppOSlIlOu W Gilc
proposed amendment of the Mont
|gomery County zoning ordinance
Ito permit operation of tourist
homes on State roads, regardless
of zoning classification, was ex-
pressed last night by the county's
Civic Federation.
A public hearing on the pro-
posed amendment has been set by
the County Council for 8 pm.
April 2S. in the liquor dispensary
building. Silver Spring.
Milton A. Smith, chairman of
the Internal County Improvement
Committee, pointed out that tour
list homes are now allowed in resi-
dental B zones only. Many high
class residential areas have homes
facing State roads, he said. If
this proposal goes through they
would be subjected to the con-
slant threat of having to combat
tourist home applications to pro-
|tect the character Of their neigh
horhood.
Some Standards Not Specified.
Mr.. Smith charged that the pro-
posed amendment was open to
criticism also because of its failure
to specify some standards which
would guide the Board of zoning
Appeals.
The federation asked the Coun-
ty Council to postpone until after
May Is any local legislation it
may be contemplating to create
an appeals board to handle all
coming matters.
The Maryland General Assem-
bly, has passed enabling legislation
for such action. The federation
wishes to- make a complete study
|of the factors involved before the
County Council holds a public
hearing on the proposal.
In another action, the fedora
ton urged the Maryland State
Roads Commission to take the
Initiative in selecting a route for
the Northwest Freeway as quick
ly as possible" so that the Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission can prevent
any further construction of
homes in its path.
Council Is Commended.
The federation offered to send
representatives to Baltimore to
discuss proposed routes with the
commission.
It was pointed out that homes
are rapidly being. built in the
paths Of all proposed routes OF
the freeway. "a
The County Council was COM
mended for its recently announced
decision to take more action In
public sessions.
A suggestion that the fedora
ton disapprove the proposed es-
tablishment Of a central fire pro-
tective service for the suburban
area was referred back to the
Public Safety Committee for fur
|ther study.
The proposal involves opera
ton of the seven suburban fire
companies by the county, appoint
ment of a suburban fire chief and
establishment of a central fire
board, among other things.
Opposed by Fireman.
Henry Marschalk, member of
the board of the Takoma Park
Fire Department and historical
chairman of the Maryland State
Firemen's Association, spoke in
opposition to the committees S
recommendation. He said the
volunteer firemen are doing a
magnificent job, but do not have
adequate training or equipment.
The federation voted in. favor
lof a tax increase to recompense
the Park and Planning Commits
sion for fees it would lose by trans
fer of It's inspection services to the
County Council. A tax increase
Iof ! cent per 500 on real estate
=, -, I.r, 49,
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Health Group Forming

The Glenmont- Highland Public
Health Lay Committee will hold
an organizational meeting at
lp.m. tomorrow at the Highland
School In Wheaton, Md. n
Evening star., 1951-04-10

quoted Mr.. Sasscer as saying his
committee would study Andrews
flight patterns to see if any run
ways could be changed.
Mr.. Glaubitz said Mr.. Sasscer
also promised to do anything in
his power to allow water hydrants
in Morningside to tap a water line
running from the District to An
drews base. Fire Chief Lawrence
ID. Beardmore said the town had
no hydrants on which it could
draw to fight the fire Sunday
When the departments engine
tank was dry the water was gone
Asked about comments of fire.
men that it may have been pos
sible to save a life in the fire il
the water had not run out, Mr.
Beardmore told the group only
that he didn't think it was pos
sible to do anything that wasn't
done. ~
E. A. Glenn of 220 Woodland
road, president of the Prince
Georges County Republican Club
proposed that a Morningside resi-
dent sit with the Sasscer commit
Itee to make sure the Air Force
doesn't cover up, to make sure the
proper questions are asked and
answered" Mr.. Glenn, who ran
against Mr.. Sasscer in the last
congressional race, was delegated
to make the proposal to Mr.. Sass
1cer.
Both Under Treatment.
The move to come to the aid o1
the Snyders, who both are under
treatment at the Boiling Air Base
Hospital, first was proposed by J
Louis Goldman, 500 Skyline drive
and president Of the Morningside
Volunteer Fire Department.
Mr.. Goldman reported that he
had learned only $104 will be left
after insurance pays off the Snyder
mortgage.
Then, Milford Bookhultz, 80, of
Marianne drive, a plumber. pro-
posed that contributions be used
for materials to rebuild the Snyder
cottage. Ralph Daily, 210 Wood
land drive, a roofing contractor,
Immediately offered to furnish all
the asbestos siding needed.
AS the meeting broke up the
firemen and council members
agreed to form a Snyder Fund
Committee" with Curtis Deily OF
223 Naples road, the Morningside
treasurer, as chairman. They de-
cided to ask a contractor in the
community to supervise the build
ing job.
AS the residents left the meet
ing hall they dropped $500 IN coin:
and bills into basket. That was
the start of the Snyders' new
lhople.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
Citizens Leuque to Elect

The Baileys Cross Roads Citi-
zens' League will elect officers at
8 pm. tomorrow in the parish
hall of st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1951-04-10

CIvICS LESSON CORRECTED-Henry Park (center) Ayear
Ae Va student tells two classmates about the letter
received from Vice Admiral Ross Mcintyre personal
physician President Franklin ID. Roosevelt, denying
committed suicide Henry wrote the letter
after civc teacher told the class that President
Roosevelt himself Admiral Mcintyre wrote back 81
positively say President Roosevelt did commit suicide
any way Listening Henry Jackson Qeft and
Jimmy Jackson -AP Photo.
Evening star., 1951-04-10
MARYLAND Income Tax Return
Easy Under 'OptionoI Method
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 10. - It's
much simpler to report your State
income tax by the optional
method" on the first two pages
Iof Form 5O2.
That's the standard form. It in
Icludes tables that tell at glance
Evening star., 1951-04-10

Second Of three articles on the Moylond
income tax
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NoTIcE ~ tnEDTT0ns

ti933 Probate Act, Sees. IfD. I20)
IN TlE COUNTY tDGE's COURT
~ AND ron MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE.
In res Estate of
CAROLINE AMANDA WATKINS,
Deceased
To all creditors and. all persons
having cams Or demands against
the estate az Caroline Amanda Wat
kins. DECEASED. late of The city of
Key West, FLORIDA. Monroe County.
state OF FloridaA s.s1
q Yeue and each pt gotf, are hefsbg
s1otffed and required to file Eafi
claims or demands which Ssus or
amy of YOU may have against The
estate II Caroline Amanda Watkins,
dereaaeass late 81 Tha GUY " Key
~ 81, ElQr8aa, Monroe County.
sstAtA Of lsi6fsd1. Insthe office OF the
County Judge of Monroe County,
Florida. i'm the court House Of said
County at Kay West. Florida, with
in eight calendar months from the
time of the first publication of
this notice. tn-wit. July .. A. u.
1851. Each claim or demand must
be in writing and mast state the
place of residence and post offiee
address of the claimant, and must
he sworn to hy the claimant, his
agent or attorney.
Any such claim or demand not so
filed within eight months from the
tinae Of the first publication of this
notice shall be void.
Dated at Key West, Florida this
5th day ~ July. A. n. 1851
TOM o. WATKINS.
AS administrator Of the Estate OF
Caroline Amanda watkins, de-
ceased. ..
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5o-Legal Notices

property described in such eertifi-
cate will be sold TO the highest
bidder at the court house door on
the first Monday in month OF Aug
uSt. 1851, which is the sth day of
August, 1851.
DATED this 5th day of July, 1861.
fSeal) EARL Il ADAMS,
'erk Of Circuit Court OF
\. anFoe County, Florida
jul6-iS se-Zt.s95I
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50-Legal Notices
EContinnedD
Tallahassee, Florida
THua aufh 7g=7

June goth, 1854
NuTIGE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
! rus tesss e k9ex slPler qaI sl5al,sayes
iiHHt tund OF the state of Florida,
PQrsuapt .te q I.akyse gwilaafG tsg = Say
7aIe. fSr objections only. in Talla-
aassees Florida, az ~ go o.'elock
) 81. August 7thA 1851, she.~g akf in
AoNRA)E COUNTH, described as
follows.
PARCEL. A: Fer point Of refer
ence commence at the u s..
Coast and Geodetic Survey Tri-
Sng0tatiou Station "MangS rhe,
cuordiHateS of which are Y
lNorth) 90.5I64S fest and x
EE8st) 244.936.07 feet This
lponQnent (stationl being es-
tahlished and eoerdinates com
pUted on tho Transverse Nier-
Gator system Of plan cdordi-
mates for the Eastern PENN
spiar Portion Of Florida, by
the u. :. Ceast and G;eodetic
survey From the point Of ref
erVnce thus described using
bearings based upon the grid
lines Of the aforesaid coordi-
nate system, run North 450
feet to the shore line OF the
salt Pond Key Spoil A r a. a :
E9thtt use kh"" 9 az iItHefi9
ICY tnth'~ North - w
" EST, $50 rect tht nee S"uth
south s. 90 West, sea feet,
thence South Az 00 West, 1890
feet: thence South Is 90 West,
G47.G1 feet To a point for point
tG beginning: from the point Of
llfgipetAg thHs described cons y
'tn4ie South 90 W est Z3ni
st4ef; sTHa '-ths We sou tff AZ
70 cast q, 80 ret
thence N@rts ~ sg9 EsesI paEa5
i9 h"o~tNeft t1aule N'a. q,
l.'3k fIel % ~ .so aa.. ,,, run.
a5 faf 60 H"g 1ore b. Us lfss - to "o Ss
"t o'S 'i'"'"s
~ ~ ~ -; For poin{ oi reg
erFnc creme, !. c e., ,i, a, c,, Inc " r.,
coast 1nd Gcodt Tie survey Irl-
aafn ftion station Name ti!t
cord tha tes ~ when are
tNorth) 3O,3iil.eS teet ana \
f-@St - , ',aG -, 90.
Il94"iI''','' ~" ,'''i n,'i'N
!ah'isht'l "1n 49,! 'iil"tes aue.,
putet on the traverse heIt ,5
tor system OF p.ahe E 1
mates Tor the f' - M. ~
S9iar ForlIon ot F .,,lSa, !; by c tne
vey From the point of refer
enee thus described using bear
lngs based upon the srid tihrS
Of the aforesaid coordinate
system, run North 800 ftet 10
The shore line of the Salt Pond
* e. Spoil Area otherwise
known as Dredgers Kew thence
North ~ ut W est -" ltFt,
thence South So 90 West, 9l0
feet; thence South 6 co West,
62o feet; thence south 90
West, 1870 feetE thence South
az CO. West. SYI IS feet. thence
S0uth~42e o. 90. sFsas - 29lA.l3.
feet khsuce SoutlsSS5s 90. Vest
a0.3S feet: thence North 42S
0& 203 West, 2tps feet. 10 a point
I'm point of bSgiHRiag: from
pAint S>f beginning thus de-
sE7.iheH continue TNaFSh s3s9 or
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5o-Legal Notices
(Continued)
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAN DEED
La.Annan mn ~. a.s...n
H0use Biii No. lSfil


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that NERMELL HUTCHINSON the
htadef ~ tile following certificate
has filed said certificate for a tax
iced 10 be Issued thereon. The
certificate number and year Of is
sAippFe. the description OF the prop
efty. and the name in which it was
assessed Is as follows:
,.teFtifioate No. z52; Year Of is
suance. 1886. description of
Property: Lot 2. Sqr. is Palm
sNnla.s Big Pine Key. Plat Book
J Page 50, Ida r. Calkins Et
AL sub. Of Lot Sec 90, TWP.
ga r. 90 D3-35S. AS Recorded
in Monroe County Records.
Name in which assessed. r A.
Gray.
An Of said property being IN the
County of Monroe, State Of Florida
Unless such certificate shall be
redeemed according 60 law the
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CALLED or ACCOUNT
OF RAIN

ALVA, Okla.-t49.-A meeting
of Woods county farmers and
ranchers 10 discuss details of a
rain making project was post
poned. The reason-the rainmak-
ing corporation said its weather
chart predicted rain and atten-
dance would be cut.
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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
VIE 4 EnAna
NOTICE. or APPLICATION
FOR TAX DEED

li"w~e Biii No. 1869
ma, N2 ,drbrt + HEkERY s|EEiNs
holder of The following certificate
has FLEA sa ID certificate tar,n GAY.
Aaed ~ iFSaen tFHJpAp 90 /
A9Tieats n6m4 r II issl . 1 4 4 Ff tsaE 4
si1sRtce,ftbe Description OF tas FssSSF n
eFtys ann thea fSnIi1eH in ~ llfgh II
was assessed are as foii5Wss
Certificate No. 6a6
Year of Issuance t940
Description of Property TT.
LOTS. ?, 4. ). No NAME KEY
SEQ - e. 81 3. r. 30 H. tlN
Acres E2-5S0 As Recorded in
Monroe county Records.
Name iu which assessed W. Van
Uajtsma IS T.. BETTING
All OF said property being in the
County uf Monroe. State Of Florida.
Unless such certificate or certt-
fieatus sNail ba redeemed according
to law The property described IN
such certificate or certificates VIII
he sold 10 the highest bidder az the
court house door on the first Mon
daN iu the month of September.
1861, which is the 3rd day If Sept
ctnher. 1851
Dated This }9th day Of July. 1851.
GSEAI.} Earl. r ADAMS.
Clerk Of Circuit Court of Monroe
County, Florida,
juIyl3-2a-2T. aug 3. 1851
-~---~zzssnp1------
~ TUE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sINTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
or TlIE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE cot NIP.
~ CHANCERN.
Ease No. 12-ST1
WILLIAM JENNINGS SI-AIlE 20,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR TAN DEED
HouSe Rill No. 1862


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
that L. 4. Pugh the holder Of the
following certificate has filed said
etrtttcatcr for eas tax. deed 4to. he
issued thereof. r h e certificate
number and year OF issuance, the
desEfiption ofs. the ar apaFtSya aud the
nas(s= in whiehxttes'Svass-. assessed is
MS foifoWs. ,sr4e - s = - Rs5e
, civ III Of Rev west ma ( eeaslfl-
cats No, SSSSXear OF Isaasa Ils,hss. b, !
~ ~ q 4 Fteis fl II q 4 n n
4 Il 8 O i SOU 4 n y efists
Tin Which : q ~
Ale of sald AropAAss being in
the County Of Monroe. State Of
Florida
Unless such certificate or certi-
ficates shall be redeemed according
to law the property described In
such certificate or certificates will
he sold To the highest bidder at the
court house door on the first Mon
day IN month Of August, 1851,
which is the 9Th day of August,
1881
Dated this 2Sth day Of June. 1851
(Seal EARL n. ADAMS,
CLERK Of Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida.
juB2a ,iul6- 1881
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS acknowledgements
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KeIiu ! ko|umbija

kaip velesne praktika parode,
neturejo jokios reiksmes, tai po
nepasibaigianciu lukuriavimu ir
atideliojimq ismokant kisenpi-
nigius. o laisvu laiku mes Wis
zingsniavome j netolima uosta,
gerejomes ten stovinciais ame-
rikieciu kreiseriais ir skaiteme
atplaukianciu ir isplaukianciu
laivu vardus. Bet musu "Ame-
rigo Vespucci", kuris rugsejo II
d. mus turejo paimti vezti j
naujaja pazadetaja zeme, Wis
nebuvo matyti.
Kaip visoki laukimai praeina,
taip ir 81 karta sulaukem. Ke-
leta valandu prastoviniavus
krantinej ir atlikus nuostabiai
pavirsutiniskus italy muitines
formalumus, pradejo leisti lai-
va.
3. Smuklej taip pat yra Dievas
Isauso kitas rytas, sauletas ir
ramus. Suprakaitave islindome
is laivo dugno deni, kuri keli
jureiviai laiste vandeniu, atseit,
plove.
Laivo prysaky esanciame ba-
re kunigas lake misias, kuriu
keli tikintieji pamaldziai klau-
sesi. Kitame baro Some anksty-
vieji losikai tranke kumstimis
stala, svaide kortas ir keikesi.
Ju "porco Madonna, "caramba"
maisesi SUI tyliais kunigo ore
mus. Baro tarnautojai Slave pri-
siukslinta bara, triuksmingai
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vEDA ALGRDAS BIELSKUS
LUBININKAI IAUSTRALIJOJE
VEDA ALGIRDAS BIELSKUS

Maziausio kontinento - Aus
tralijos - lietuviai pasivelijo
sau pramogele = krepsinio tur-
nyra. Spalio men. IL d. Adelai-
de suskrido Qektuvais y Pertho,
Sydnejaus ir Melbourne krepsi-
ninkai. Truputis geografijos: is
Perth'o j Adelaide tick pat kelio,
kaip is Paryziaus j Maskva, is
Sydnejaus - kaip is Kauno j
Roma. Canberros ir Brisbanes
krepsininkai atvykti negalejo.
Juos iveike atstumai.
Turnyrui komandos issirykia-
vo tokiu sastatu:
Adelaides "Vytis'' (Pietu Aus
tralijos meisteris)
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dauz6 pelenines ir garsiai tare-
81 kick ir kokiq likieriu siai die
mai turf atsinesti is sandelio.
Kartais koks tikintysis atsisukes
pro dantis susnypsdavo ''pss", +,
bet tatai tik labiau suerzindavo
tuos Janus vyrus, kurie svaide
ant stale sudriskusias kaip sku-
durus liras.
O tolumoj, laivo prysaky, pra-
dejo dungsoti zemes konturai.
Jie pamazu ryskejo, kol pradejo
blizgeti miesto bokstai ir rumai.
Barcelona!
Manevruojant laiva prie kran-
tines, laivo komisaras Cir cia
buvo toksD paskelbe, kad IRO
keleiviams nebus leista islipti
kranta. Nustebe ir pasipiktine
sugriuvome j komisaro biura,
taciau jis rankoj mojavo Genu-
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jos IRO rastu, kuriame TRIMS
kalbomis aiskiai buvo parasyta,
kad vadovybe IRO keleivius ga
Ii isleisti j kranta tiktai pasyk-
rimo uoste. o mes, naiveliai, suli-
pc j. .laiva, jau maneme, kad ga
lutinai atsipleseme nuo palai-
mintos IRO globos.
Sugirgzdejo laivo kranai ir
pradejo krauti kalnus prekiu.
Kilo laiva turtinguju blizga
limuzinai, maisai kanapiu, dezes
vyno. Priguzejo laivas ispanu
darbininku. Jie nuplyse ir isal-
ke rankiojo sociu keleiviu laivo
pakrasciuose ismetytas bulku-
tes, GALLON AKIN zilrejo j ISL
mama cigarette, bet patys nepa-
prasydavo. Kastiljietis ir aka
mas yra isdidus.
(B. d.)
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