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Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
Fast and Reckless Drivers Pay Fines, Lose Licenses

Traffic tolls were neavy on the Anchorage-Palmer highway this week.
 Guilty" pleas were entered in virtually all cases.
 Sentences imposed by U. s. Commissioner Dorothy Saxton in Palmer, were:
 Charles B. Wright for driving near Mile Post 46, under the in fluence of liquor, $50 fine, license revoked 30 days.
 Paul C. Douthit, for driving a jeep under the influence of i- quor, near Mile Post 45, $50 fine, license revoked 30 days.
 Charles R. Suycott, excessive speed, $50 fine.
 Hugh J. Bromley came doubly to grief. Arrested for reckless driving, he was fined $200 and his license revoked to Jan. l, 1852. Disregarding that penalty, he was again arrested for driving while his operators license was sus- pended, was fined $100 and sen fenced to 30 days in the federal jail at Anchorage.
 Audrey C. Cruthfield of An chorage was fined $100 and his license revoked 60 days for driv- ing while under the influence of liquor.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
Proceeds From Firemen's Ball To Pay For Truck

Critical matter of fire protec- ton for the Palmer area will have all sirens wide open for the Fire mems Ball May 5, in the school gymnasium.
 Proceeds will apply on the pur- chase of the new-and third fire truck, which still is manned by strictly volunteer help from the Fire Association.
 It operates like this: Fire! Phone the alarm. The siren on the thea tre entrance blows. Volunteers rush fast. They man the trucks. And if it is possible within the limits of human endurance, in- genuity and water facilities, the fire is battled. But with former volunteer fire fighters fast gone into military service, more are urgently needed. Also fire en- zines cost money-hence the ben eft ball.
 In the matter of equipment, the third truck will give maximum of fire-battling facilities. But there's always a budget to meet and the Firemen's ball has that as its goal.
 The Xiv anis Club has set up a committee to work as co-sponsors with the Fire Assn. on plans. Committee members are:
 Kiwanis Club: Dr. F. R. Sims, A. J. DeJulio, Chet Sandvik, Bob Johns, Joe Loyer. Firemen's Assn. A. V. Hagen, Ray Lancaster, M. Mitchell, Month Sherman, Bill Smith.
 Turn On the Siren
 Features for the Firemen's ball so far are under smoke screen. Anyway, the committees promise it will be at least a 3-alarm at- traction.
 The program will be blazing hot" they promise.
 And seriously they remind that everyone who helps stage the Firemen's ball, or who buys a ticket to it, is adding that much percentage to the fire-protection of his property.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
All RALLY WILL PLAN NEW ACTIVITIES

A All rally for all interested All youngsters and also for all All leaders has been called for ? pm. Friday, April 27, at the Pal mer high school gym.
 This is the time to enroll in the various clubs and to sign up for participation in the many con- structive activities, Miss Marylou Lashbrook, home demonstration agent for the University of Alas
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
CONSTRUCTION
 ENGINEER ARRIVES

James Teeters, construction en- gineer, has arrived in Palmer to take over his post with the Bu- reau of Reclamation. He former 1y spent several years on the Boy Sen Dam project in Wyoming, and before that was at Billings, Mon tana. Teeters and his wife are primarily concerned now with finding a place to live.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
Community Calendar
FRIDAY. APRIL 20

ANNUAL KIWANIS MINSTREL Show, school gym, 8 pm.
 SATURDAY, APRIL 2l ANNUAL KIWANIS MINSTREL Show, school gym, pm.
 SUNDAY. APRIL P EPISCOPAL CHURCH Services, United Protestant Church, pm.
 MONDAY. ApRIL. g KIWANIS CLUB, regular dinner meeting, Coop club room, SOS. VETERANS TRAINING CLASS, Coop club room, 8 pm. PRENATAL CLASS, 2-3 pm. at Health Center.
 TUESDAY. APRIL 24 WELL-BABY CLINIC, Health Center, 2-4 pm. BOY SCOUT meeting, United Protestant Church, 2 pm. MOOSE and WOMEN OF THE MOOSE, 8 pm. EVENING CRAFT CLUB.
 THURSDAY, APRIL 2s NORTHLAND PIONEER Grange, Grange Hall.
 MUSIC APPRECIATION Group. Allan Mick home Everyone. in- terested welcome
 FRIDAY, APRIL 27 SPECIAL TYPHOID CLINIC, adults and school children. Health Center, 2-4 pm.
 TUESDAY. MAY l ST. MICHAEL'S ALTAR & RO- SARY Society Mrs. Esther 'Brockbauer home, 8 pm. All women of the parish welcome.
 THURSDAY, MAY HOMEMAKER'S CLUB TEA, in basement United Protestant Church, 80 to 3:30 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20

Grange Initiation Service
 Northland Pioneer Grange No. 1 will hold yearly initiation April 26 at the school gym, 8 pm.
Valley frontiersman., 1951-04-20
Valley Frontiersman Page II

ka Extension Service, said. At the Friday party there will be fun and food, and an. outline of activities to fit into any young ster's schedules and ideals.
Evening star., 1951-05-06

INDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES
Dental section so handy to the
country club; large home of 6
room size with attached garage;
S21,950. Homes of this design in
this area sell quickly at this price,
don't wait too long. RIPLEY g.
ROMER, Realtors, 81. Gill. Open
ewes.
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SILVER SPRING-Beautiful 9-rm.
Colonial home, $50 yrs. old; mod
ernized in every detail; bathrooms
on 1st and 2nd floors; acres land;
beautiful trees and shrubbery; this
place Zoned commercial; ideal for
tea room or antique place; $50. 600,
soLEM REALTY CO.. Ma. 4244;
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BETHESDA-S2O.9 $50

Attractive 1-yr.-old white brick Co.
lonial consisting Of lst-floor powder
rm., liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
3 GOOD bedrms. and tile bath. TSe,
side porch and full bsmt. with play
rm. leading out to large fenced in
yard. Conv. to schools and transp
Occupancy at settlement. Shown by
appt. Call Mr.. Matthews, ewes,
Mo. S42s with COOLEY BROS,
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iouSEs-SALE-MD. tcont.J
SEE COMTOIS' ADV. =
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, Greenwich Forest-NeV
brick rambler in neighborhood of fine
homes; spacious lot; near conven.
fences; large rms. such as din. rm
17x15, bedrms.. 8 baths, Q fire-
places, 30-ft. porch; built for com.
Portable living; occupation. upor
See. property at $500 Lambeth I'd.
Bethesda. Md. r. R. FURMAN, OIL
$500; CO. 1887 ewes. and Sun.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SILVER SPRING

Detached brick. on lot 100x10O; liv-
ing rm.. firepl.. dining rm., kitchen
tile bath. 1st f.; 3 large bedrooms,
tile bath, 2nd f.; full basement,
roughedin bath. G. a.-c. heat; 2-car
det., brick garage. DI. 1015 TIL
pm; ewes. and Sun, SH. 1885.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc.
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Fred B. Cushman, Realto1


DAMASCUS-In an excellent loca-
l am offering a semibrick bungalow
open fireplace, oil hot water heat,
full basement. Venetian blinds. SIS
600. Possession to suit. Call Jerry
Williams dnS DamasfHs ss61 or 9oo Fred
S-Semibungalow of stone
and brick construction; living room
16xlS with stone open fireplace. in
viting dining room. kitchen modern
to the minute. 3 bedrooms, IA
baths. all hardwood floors; 2nd floor,
room; full basement; oil hot-water
heat double garage; S23.50O. Call
Jerry Williams. Damascus 6261. or
Fred 3. Cushman, Gaithersburg 299.
DIAMASCUS-ThTee 4-room bungaa-
Call Jerry Williams. Damascus 626i,
or Fred 3. Cushman. Gath. 299.
DAMASCUS-4-room frame bunga-
low. bath; 2nd floor would make 2
nice, rooms; full basement; oil heat:
S1O.5OO. Call Jerry Williams. Da-
mascus 6261. or Fred B. Cushman,
NEAR DAMASCUS-New 4-room bun
galow, bath: expandable attic, full
1dSSLucAI' uOuDlc garage SS. .0OU
Call Jerry Williams. Damascus 6261
or Fred B. Cushman. Gath. 299
OODFIELD-Frame semibungalow
8 rooms. Ia baths, large living
room with open fireplace oil hot
water heat; double garage; Sl5,750
Possession with title Call Jerry
Williams. Damascus 626l. or Fred
B. CuShman. Gaithersburg 300,
CLARKSBURG-Sm 3-room frame
bungalow; l acre of land; no bath
no heat: no basement; splendid To-
NEAR CLARKSBURG-3-room frame
bungalow. bath. basement; meat
house. chicken house. hog sty and
small stream; few fruit trees; 2l2
acres of land; $4,000 Possession
WAsHINGToN GROVE semiframe
bungalow on lot 100xl5O: s rooms,
full baths. open fireplace. hard
wood floors. hot-water heat by coal,
iuu basement; garage; Sg.950.
WASHINGTON GROVE-Semibunga-
low. 5 rooms, bath. oil heat. full
basement. expandable attic; Sl2, 800.
GAITHERSBURG-2- story frame, 8
rooms and bath. full basement. oil
neat; "a acre of land; S12, 800.
Possession with title.
Fred B. CuShman, Realtor
$40 Frederick Avenue
y L..
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$500 DOWN

BIO Frederick Avenue
Gaithersburg. Maryland
Phone Gaithersburg 299
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BABY ESTATE
BREEZEWAY BEAUTIFUL

MEAN ASHTON, MD.
NOW HEAR THIS: Cape Cod home
breezeway and garage on $4,000 So
it. of rolling Maryland countryside
Large living room, dinette. fully
Two bedrooms. bath. Second fiool
expandable with dormers. Wide
breeZeway connecting to garage
BIG DEEP FREEZE A vista over
the surrounding countryside. Price
S $3.50, and we think a first trust
OF about $4,000 for either a vet
eran or civilian can be obtained
Call Mr.. Taylor,
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES. INC-152O K ST. NV.
MA. 5005
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WHEATON HILLS

4-bedrm. bk.; Q bedrms., liv. rm., din
ing rm., kit. full tile bath, 1st A.;
End f., 2 bedrms., 94-tile bath
ample closet space. Fully insulated
copper plumbing, full basement
laun. tubs, venetian blinds and
screens: Large lot conv to transp
and shopping. S18,5OO; $4,000
down. Approx 500 per mo- Shown
by appt. only. Sun, call WA. O515,
or ask operator for Ashton 5293
Weekdays, UN 1915. UN. 7l7I
THE HUDSON co
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BRADLEY HILLS

See this large red brick rambler. for
merly priced at S39.500; now re-
l acre. Enter at 9005 Bradley blvd.
keep bearing to your right until you
are in front of the said rambler.
Owner and builder. Open l to 8.
OF, 0SRS "a
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HOUSES FOR sALe-Mn
NEAR CLARKSBURG

Six-room semibungalow. needs some
of repair innd put 2 zn6 nice LEGATION; acres
MAN, Realtor, $40 Frederick ave
Gaithersburg. Md. Tel. 299.
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OPEN 2-5
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
410 Penwood rd Beautiful 3-bed-
room brick in Indian Spring Village:
approx. l .yr. old; equipped kit with
auto. washer, picture windows. We
nettan blinds; lot 55x146, land
scaped and anchor fenced; near St.
sum large FHA loan; reas. down
payment; price. $16,500. Directions: !:
Out Colesville rd. to Old Bladensburg
I'd, right to st. Lawrence dr.. left to
Cherry Tree lane, right to Penwood.
left to 4l0 and open sign. REALTY
INVESTMENT 70 GE OGTn
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Large living rm., picture window
stone fireplace, stippled walls. Shad.
ow boxes and valances. Extra large
master bedrm. and colored tiled
bath. 2 closets, 2 twin-sized bedrms
and bath, sliding door closets. Pan.
eled den with picture windows. De
luxe kitchen. breakfast space; dish
washer disposal, loft combination
refrigerator, de luxe electric range
exhaust fan. Full basement with
huge recreation rm. Beamed ceiling
fireplace. Asphalt tiled floor. Full
bath. maids rm. space. Large 2-car
garage with overhead door and con-
crete driveway. Stairway to 2nd
floor. Space for 2 large rms. and
bath and large patio extending full
length of rear. Priced from S37, 500
to S43. 800. Drive out today and
see these beautiful homes. in Wood
haven, a select community of dis
tinctive homes, designed and built
by p H. DEIN, telephone WI. 6611.
Out Bradley blvd, l mi. past Wilson
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HARWICH CAPE GODS
Gil APPROVED
npEN rTYT D1~Ty
peter ]. hagan

REALTOR, 1905 R. I. Ave, Brentwood
UN. $685.. WA. 1857. Open 8 till 8
New Rambler, $17,95O
Beautiful 3-bedrm. brick rambler
complete GE kit, storage attic, full
bsmt.; large lot; $4,500 cash viii
handle. RUTLEY g. BAIR, ST. 2911
or OIL. 1905.
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BETHESDA Brick Colonial near
Sstp SSayal on H9Spital' 9nd d;n ? bedrms3 tile
rm;, with fireplace on 1st fl Bsmt.
with rec. rm. and outside entrance.
Automatic gas air-cond. heat. Lot
'12ox67. 103 Gladwyn court. Oh.
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ASSUME CT LOAN
RAMBLERS
CHEVY CHASE


You too can find the satisfaction of
nome ownership in these we'll
designed ramblers; five types to select
from. as new as tomorrow; all have
bedrooms Zone paneled den). all
GE kitchenes. full daylight Easements
for your future heated recreation or
play rooms. full dining rooms, king
size living rooms. Ia baths; some
with garages; two center-han types;
some have 4 bedrooms. ga baths;
near school. transportation, shop
ping. churches. community center
and the inviting recreational ia
cilities of Rock Greek Park; the
prices reasonable from S19.250 to
S2T,50O. with liberal financing ar
ranged. North on 18th st. or Conn.
ave. to EaSt-West hwy. and turn left
from 18th st. or right from Conn.
ave. to Grubb I'd. (2600 E.-W. hwy.
and north blocks. following rambler
sign. SUPER BILT CO.. builder; Zig
& McKeeVer (AgentO SH 1920 -6
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NDIAN SPRING CLUB ESTATES

FOREST ESTATES, Silver Spring
By owner; 3-yr.-old det. Colonial
brick house; 3 bedrms., full bSmt..
garage. Near parochial school. 81.
1882. No brokers please. -6
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OPEN 1 TO &

VI I1N 7 y o
1877 Grant ave-. Takoma Park. A
side porch; reconditioned completely:
extra .rm and y bath in basement;
fenced-in lot (55x15 55), shade trees,
fruit trees, flowers and wonderful
garden spot; det. garage; l block OF
stores, bus; near Catholic church
and parochial schools; wonderful
buy, with $500 down; priced Si3.-
$50. Directions: Out Carroll ave,
approx. "a mi. to firehouse, continue
n blk. beyond firehouse, left on
Grant, continue Ia blks. to 127,
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. GE.
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Evening star., 1951-12-12
Lancaster Gets 81 200 Post
AS Prince Georges Attorney

c. Calvert Lancaster is the new
Prince Georges County attorney.
Mr.. Lancaster was appointed to
the $7.200-a-year. part-time posi-
ton in somewhat of a surprise
move yesterday by the all-Repub-
lican county commissioners.
Several Republican lawyers, in
cluding Deputy States Attorney
w. Douglas Pyles, Delegate John
F. Lillard. jr., and Mayor John N.
Torvestad of Colmar Manor had
been mentioned for the job since
Adrian P. Fisher walked out in a
huff last week.
Selection Unanimous
The commissioners themselves.
however, took no cognizance to
the courthouse speculation. Their
selection of Mr.. Lancaster, who
has been assistant county attorney
for the past year. was unanimous.
Mr.. Lancaster, who is 30 and
lives at ALP Fifty third avenue,
Hilltop Manor. Bladensburg, is
the younger brother of States
Attorney Carlyle j. Lancaster.
The younger Lancaster was
graduated from Catholic Univer-
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Arlington School Board
Praised by Association

The Arlington Education Asso-
citation has voted to express it's
confidence in "the splendid work
of the Arlington School Board and
administrative personnel"
Donald Frischmann. association
president. said "the resolution
was passed because of criticism
Of Arlington school curriculum
which has been published in re-
cent weeks"
The resolution, approved at a
meeting Monday night, included
"a statement that, THE associa-
|tion recognizes that legitimate
criticism is healthy but it abhors
the type of criticism that destroys
the confidence of the people in
their schools"
The organization has on its
rolls SOS teachers and other school
employees.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
5 Alexandra Boys
Confess Robberies

Five Alexandria juveniles from
2 to IA years old have confessed
participation in a series of house
breakings that netted over $500 in
stolen goods and money.
Police said the juveniles worked
in two groups, each headed by the
same 14-year-old.
Detective Robert Jones and Pvt
George Rush said the youngsters
have admitted breaking into 10
homes, attempting to break into
two others and also admitted five
auto lootings.
Among the housebreakings
police attributed to the youthful
gang were: 327 East Mason ave-
nue.. $45 in change stolen; 203
East Monroe avenue, $475 worth
of achery equipment; 2608 Terrett
avenue, $12.25 in cash, and 204
East Randolph avenue, $50 worth
of jewelry.
Police said one of the boys also
confessed taking a school teacher S
pocketbook at school.
The boys have been released in
their parents custody pending
Juvenile Court action.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Mrs. Bryan S Defense
Enters Insanity Plea
AT Trial for Murder

Mrs. Grace Olivia Bryan. 33-
Iyear-old mother of three children,
went on trial for her life in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court
today for the murder of her hus-
band, Lloyd Vernon Bryan. 81. of
Damascus, Md.
Mrs. Bryan is accused of shoot
ing her husband with a 20-gauge
shotgun at the home of his 49,
Iyear-old girl friend near Damas-
Gus.
At the outset Of the trial, her
attorney, James H. Pugh. entered
a plea of not guilty. claiming the
frail. bespectacled defendant was
insane at the time of the murder
She is being tried before Judge
Charles w. Woodward and Patrick
Schnaffer and jury of nine men
and three women.
Mrs. Bryan, clad in a black
dress, kept her head lowered and
lnervously twisted a handkerchief
as Mr.. Pugh told the jury in his
lopening statement that the wom-
an had been living in constant
fear Of her life.
He said he would prove her hus-
band frequently assaulted her
that he drank heavily and that
his cruelties led her to the break
ing point
He told the jury he also would
prove that Mrs. Bryan did not re-
member shooting her husband.
The shooting occurred at the
home Of Mrs Evelyn Betty Haws
who lives with her grandmother
Mrs. Oscar Burns, on Woodfeld
road.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Arrests of County Drivers Soar With New No PASSING Slams

on all State roads in the county,
and arrests increased to a record
high of 267.
Roundup Drive Denied.
Last month, the total went down
again to 148. County Police Chief
Charles G. Orme said he believes
motorists are beginning to get ac-
customed to the new zones and
that the number of arrests will
settle back to normal soon.
Chief Orme emphasized there
has been no police campaign to
round up violators of the solid,
center line rule.
A spokesman for the State
Roads Commission said the no.
passing zones were heightened to
conform with national uniform
traffic control policies, adopted by
Evening star., 1951-12-12

The new king sized, no-passing
zones the Maryland State Roads
Commission has been painting on
all its roads has resulted in a
drastic increase in the number of
Montgomery County motorists ar
rested for driving across white,
center lines, police statistics
showed today.
Before this summer, when. the
commission had : all the State
roads in Montgomery repainted
to extend the no-passing zones,
arrests for crossing the solid line
averaged about 100 a month.
In September, when the road re-
painting project was nearly COM
pleted, arrests for this violation
jumped to 1853. BY October the
new passing zones were in effect
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Ordinance Reading
Time Cut Short by
Babel Technique

Alexandria city officials are
not as rude as it may appear
when they all start talking at
the same time.
1t is just the city's new way
of adopting long ordinances.
The charter requires verbal
reading of all new ordinances
and amendments, so the
Council has a number Of city
officials read different Sec
tions aloud simultaneously.
The method was used last
night. as the new 47-page
zoning ordinance was read
and approved on first read
ing in only IL minutes by
having five officials read SEN
tences of 1t aloud together.
City Attorney v. Floyd Will
liams said he thinks the pro-
cedure meets the legal require
ment.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

passed a resolution condemning
the new white lines. Members
pointed out that it takes about
20 minutes longer to drive from
Gaithersburg to Washington on
Route 240 since the passing areas
were restricted.
County agent o. w. Anderson
who said he has been hearing
bitter complaints about the new
white lines in his travels around
the upper county, said he believes
the uniform no-passing zones
probably work fine in the west
where the roads are long and
straight.
But in Montgomery County, he
added, "too many of our roads
follow old pig paths and wagon
trails"
Evening star., 1951-12-12
100000 Reported Raised
In ARLINGTON Seal Sales

More than $4,000 has been
raised so far from the Christmas
Seal Sale in Arlington, Elmer l.
Seger, seal sale chairman, has
announced.
The sale is sponsored by the
Arlington tuberculosis and Health
Association. The money will &c
toward expanding the free chest
x-ray program, maintaining the
daily chest clinic and carrying on
a health education program.
The association also announced
that $3.50 worth of articles made
by patients in Virginia tubercu-
losis hospitals were sold last week
at the Arlington Trust Co. snd
the Southern Electric Co. in
Clarendon.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
DR.. Ice Named Moderator
OF Baltimore Presbyiery
BY The Asseeieted Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. 12.-The
Rev. DR.. Lloyd G.. Ice, pastor of
the Govans Presbyterian Church
here. has been installed as mod
orator of the Presbytery of Bal
timore, which includes all city
churches and part of Western
Maryland.
DR.. Ice, a native of Lawrence,
Kans., appointed DR.. J. Carey
Taylor, assistant superintendent
of Baltimore schools, as vice mod
orator
Ministerial changes made al
the Presbytery's 478th stated
meeting yesterday included:
The Rev. John F. McCloy
Presbytery of Geneva-Lyons, N. Y.
to Martinsburg. w Va, as chap
lain of the Veterans Administra.
ton center.
The Rev. John Mcpherson, who
resigned as pastor of Woods Me.
mortal Church, Severna Park, tt
Calvary Presbyterian Church, Ar.
lington, Va.
Evening star., 1951-12-12

sity law school in 1949, after serv-
ing during World War II as a
lieutenant (j.g) on Navy LIST.
in the South Pacific. He is married
but has no children.
Inherits Many Problems.
AS legal counsel to the com
Imissioners, Mr.. Lancaster inherits
some of the problems that caused
his predecessor to toss in the
towel. Chief among these is the
Berwyn road grade crossing issue
over which Mr.. Fisher and Com
missioner Edward j. Ned" Waters
Iof Berwyn Heights wrangled last
week.
After several heated exchanges
during which Mr.. Waters chal-
Ilenged Mr.. Fishers official opinion
that the county should not file
"a court suit to get the crossing re-
opened. Mr.. Fisher marched from
the meeting room and came bach
with a letter of resignation.
A few days later, the commits.
sioners voted to retain "a specia
counsel" after the first of the
year to work on the grade cross
ling matter.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Montgomery Youths Get
Prison Terms for Breaks

Two Montgomery County youths
received prison sentences in Coun-
ty' Circuit Court yesterday for
burglary and larceny.
George Wiggington, 81. of the
$500 block of Ridge street, Chevy
Chase. was sentenced to an inde-
terminate term not to exceed
seven years in the State Reform
atory for Males.
His companion, Allen c. Clinton
10. Of the 200 block of Carroll
avenue. Takoma Park, was SEN
fenced to an indeterminate term
not to exceed five years in the
|reformatory. The sentences were
imposed by Judge Charles w
Woodward.
They and two 17-year-old boys
were charged with stealing s6C
and cigarette lighter and electric
razor on May 80 from the home
|of Carlos v. Spence, 221 Gran
vile drive, Silver Spring.