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WARNER BLDG. one to three rms.
furn. or unfurn.. IN large law ONCE
suite; PIX, receptionist. large law
library; for lawyer or accountant
ARLINGTON BLDG. 1928 Vermont
ave. NV. One pvt. rm. 12x17, 4
with lawyers; most suitable for
lawyer, accountant or professional
office. Call Mr.. WATTS. NE. 2394
8 ACRES near Beltsyille: shade trees
Gay. end YsDr1Hs Ms: !! sa5s' $50. WINSTON ON c
1908 EYE N.w.-Near Doctors Hos
rent. Call DI. 6273.
5595 GA AVE. NV. at Kennedy ST.;
S35 and UP, Incl. all utils. Avail
parking space. RA. 1900
EVANS BUILDING. I42g New yors
Seisass rooms EfS f met ssosEs ySsz s
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. connecting
most suitable for doctors or any
professional ONCE; located in one
ordway Ord mi st. near 9eai, Uptown Thests5
EVs pAv1s 3uii NO 'hisfn1a sana 'i0h' eah Nit
1917 18th sT. NV. tabove K St,
LIST. fl. suite or :. or 5 rms, modern
building, REASONABLE. ST. 553o
5th and X SITS. NV. ts2S 5th ST.
One large room containing 1850 So.
it.: ideal for office. jobber or dis
tributor:. heat light and ienitor
service furnished: freight elevator:
500 per mo THOMAS j. FISHER
{, CO.; INC. 73S 18th st. NV.
AIR s, -cceoSDlrIoNEp, ftreDroof Gen.
t,ry Building. 4Io hth 81 nv on
posiite Municipal Court. 1T ofices ;" avail
able in single units or suites of .
to s rooms. Single rooms as low as
S4s per mo. Parking space available
THOMAS J. FISHER & co. INC,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
CONN. ASE.-DeSlrable street-floor
semifurnished Office rm. Phone OR.
conn. AVE. AND DE sALEs-Avail-
able April !; Ces.rable single rm.;
S65. Call Mr.. Smith. with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. D1. 1411. =:
end AND KENNEDY SITS. NV
Sinele or suite of rms. available in
modern ONCE building; from $50 UP
Suitable for contractor, architect or
manufacturer REP. Cali Mr.. Hol-
land, H. G. SMITEY CO., Sl1 18th
st. NV, ST. $500. %
ORGANIZATIONS
modern bldg. on upper Conn. ave.
1900 So. IT, of office space, con-
sisting Of q rms. and 1,l00 So
IT, of additional space fer storage
mimeograph or work rm.; pvt. en-
trance and toilet VIC: avail, tmmed
Call Mr.. Holland H. G. SMITHY
CO.. sl1 18th st. NV, ST. 1900,
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTr-RENr
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

$4,000 SO. FT., centrally located.
pvt, r. r. siding and Office. Ma. $3.50.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

WILLYS 194s pickup; four-wheel
drive; "a ton; S725. Call WA. 6 IA.
20
TRUCK, Chev. 1850 sedan delivery;
l 800 actual nileage: like -neI; ST.
go; pvt. owner 231S Mime, ota
ave. Sc, LU. 4-53@1. IS
FORD '49 a4-ton express; excel. cnnd.:
S7"5 or best offer. JE. 3-165s.
FORD 1941 haf-ton panel; ladder
rack; S275. Me. 2646, 7l9 ! st.
GNc' TRhCToR 1850 model, HcRA
522, 3-ton, full air, 100000 tires;
Al condition; may be had for un-
paid balance. SHERIFF MOTOR CO..
900 Rhode Island ave. ne. Il
GMC 1850 one-ton pickup: plywood
canopy: 5700 mi; S1,295. East
Stoneapple. Chevy Chase, Md. 80
GMC 1949 one-ton panel; used
months; low mileage; best offer.
AMERICAN BEAUTY BARBER SUP
PLY. 733 9TH st. NV. MA. 6S27.
GMC az. 1ls-ton with 12-ft. van
body: excellent cond., very good
tires; for sale by orig. owner. $3.50.
Phone Ma. 1894. 6Is < st. NV. q
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BANNOCKBURN
ALMOST 3 ACRES

Ideal site for your rambler near
Temple Hills and Suitland Govern
ernment bldgS Beautiful view. hish
elevation: restricted subdivision.
Call Mr.. Bell with
peter j. hagan
1906 r. 7. ave. ne. UN $685., WA.
loh1. Office men Q til @ -n0
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TWO S-UNIT BRICK APTS.; $4,000.
dition. 10 yrs. old. For full informa-
ton call Mr.. MANN. SH. 5555. rs
029-93i-033. 10th STREET NV
3 stores. 4 apts,,; present income
over $4,000 annually; price. S4S.500.
mission. BoB HoLLANDER. owner.
FOUR And s-FAMILYYA YAi duplex gie,;' bidgs {, !,
NV, and Sill. Spg.. Md. Excel. In
come, or live in one. other apis. will
2 ADJoINiNSG ~" "4-FAMiLy FLATS;
excel. rental area; annual rental
approx. $4,000; S45,0o0 for both;
apis. are attractive, and rent for
approx. $50 per mo. each; very
nice. conservative deal for some one
ssG:I1g sessins gp gil5,sdse ps pvaIT tnr9stment
DE LUXE SMALL APT. BLDG, Conn.
and R. l. ave. NV; s units; oil heat;
all equipment less than :, yrs. old !:
annual rent $4,000. Make effer,
LEGUM g. GERBER REALTY CO.,
AD. 1900 til 8 pm. 20
1910 G ST. S.E.-Solid 2-story brick
Hds adse sEGas p5ss'isay sn st on PENN bs,6
RRElyats REss call 1P' or On sss. ss Fl Franz yasans s.
HOT sPoT" Substantial brick
bldg. at intersection BALTIC. blvd.
and College ave. at Univ. OF Nd :
nov, occupied by Prince Geo. Bank;
adspts6le ae ss6e t9 most any, type businsss,
6-UNIT. Sas,5o0; less IS; than ( yrs.
old. Det. brick apt. with over 81 600
yrly. income, Also several ., 3. 4
and 8 unit bldRs. RAFFELL REAL
TvFkkpz sH MpMs5 BOG g 80 p yearly in
come; $4,000 handles, BUILDING
and 5-yr. leases; %, 3-rm. mod
kit. and dinette apts, Individual
heat. tenants pay utilities: 80 ware
houses; all rented. Cab DI. 1913.
till 9 pm. WM. H. SAUNDERS
SEVEN APARTMENTS - Desirable,
attrac., 3-story modern cor. brick;
downtown NV; oil heat. apis. fur
nished; annual approved rent, S4,-
524. A GOOD buy at S3l 500. good
terms: Inspection by appt. through
FRANCIS G; aE1GLE at l4l7 L st.
GEORGETOWN-Charming apt. for
yourself and 3 apts. for income
Snits. $3.50. M. jacobs. i No.
1919. MEZZANOTTE AND CO.,
s;ySiT ! H. APT: Brlshtveea; =, . 2 story;
04a3. CHI. 1905, EN-. O303.
f-UNIT APT.-3 of 3 rms. and bath.
] OF rms. and bath; lot 50x2n0:
soft. swim. pool. ACME REALTY
CO, UN. 3211. 2g+
APARTMENT HOUSE GROUNDS
ApproX. 10000 SO. IT. Zone 60-C: To-
H. ~,
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NEAR CLARENDON,

NEAN VLAIlGNDO1N
Attractive older type home. Conv. to
transp., close to Henry Clay Grade
School and Clarendon shopping. 3
bedrms,, liv.. rm. with firepl., din.
a side screened porch. All this for
only Sl6,500. You will like this
roomy house. Exclusive. OW. 4420.
9 till 8, OW. 9426.
Town & Country Realty Co.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR RENT to responsible party
Newly decorated, modernized, large.
Victorian home; first floor, living
room. dining room. den, kitchen,
lavatory; second floor, bedrooms,
2 baths; tower room, attic, barn
space for riding horses; secluded yet
close to highway, stores and bus
line; 20 mi. from D. C.; IL mi. south
Of Winchester, Va. Phone 2S-J,
Stephen City, Va.
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CUNNINGHAM ACRES
LANHAM PARK
Defense Highway
Lovely Lots
S750 to cn00
MASON HIRST

Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Cloead Sunday 80
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PRopERrY-sALE

Fireproof bldg; convenient to rail-
road siding. Box 295-Y, Star. 80
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New store located on heavily trav-
eled Wis. ave. Size 20 by 90 with
full bsmt.. show windows, off,
street parking, suitable tor most
any. type retail business. Call Mr.,
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE '0Aks

MONEY TO LOAN. FHA first deeds
IEi1as parking troubles. THE VIENNA
FiksT TRUST i; LOANS E5eNs' ON i1 real estate;
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS
CASH FOR list AND End TRUST
NOTES, Incl LIST trust; on acreage;
quick settlement. white or colored
notes In D. c.. Md and Va FULTON
r; GORDON. the Colorado Bldg.
l4th and G SITS NV Dl $3.50
.IRs3 hsssersl aNn stss5tioH srasbSn rR,,s, ,o.ns
BARroW 5ND REAfTY sEHTS Sosi CO. Realtors e4aMs
1891 @ st. NV ME 2495
MONEY ON SECOND rkuSr-we
will buy second trust notes. D. c
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MgNT CORP '312 " ave M
4. I1s, 6es INTEREST. according t,
classification Of securitv ard loca
ton; no charge for appralsals
TRUSTS. 1st. End and srd: Md. Va.
CO. 903 N Y ave. nv, RE. 1872
End TRUSTS bousnt for spot cash;
2la TO ttc DISCOUNT. ND. VA.
OR D C. Mr.. QUICK, RI 341S.
1st. end. srd TRUSTS BOUGHT
White or colored; pvt. money avail
MR.. WALKER, ST. 1891. -
CASH FOR End TRUST NCIES
On any property or location in y C
M ARKIN, ST. 1852. GE. 239a.
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81 500:

19-acre Montgomery County stock
farm. Germantown area; improved
With 9-rm. house water, electricity
and phone New 36X6o cattle barn.
New corn house. new turkey house
and wire run GOO capacity. One Of
the best meadows in this area, bor-
derins on Seneca RiVcr. approX. 90
acres in cloves, lespedeza and tim
othy: 25 acres wooded. Farm neW4y
fenced. 20 miles TO D. c. on left.
ate possession Exclusive. Call Chas.
H. Jamison. Poo'esville 26l2. with
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
al
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.)
RETHESDA MD.

BETHESDA, MD.
New st9re located on ID heavily tray, r!s, :,
full bsmt.., 2 show windows, of.
street parking, suitable tor most
an,,. any GJ type retail business. Call Mr.
H. G. SMITHY co.
81 18th st. NV. ST. 1900. 20
Clarendon, Virginia
In the heart of Clarendon on Wilson
Size range from i 900 50. #, to
400 50. IT. Suitable for ladies
wear. shoes. leather goods and gifts.
For rental information call Mr..
H. G. SMITHY co.
sll 18TH st. NV. ST. 330G. 20
7th st. near P NV.
Large store. 5Ox95. with rear load
ing; ample ample wlnd9w s3vs, diSpiay -; sass .,s
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. REALTORS MA. $500
STORE VALUES
t. H ST. NE.
End commercial; 3-Story brick bldg.
with full bsmt. and large repair
shop in rear; $500 month.
% RIGGS RID, CHILLUM. MD.
Large home, suitable for commercial
use. with an acre OF ground; $3.50
month.
1000 EYE ST. NV.
1st-floor commercial store. incl. heat
and hot water; S1S5 month.
I'll G. ST. Sc.
20x70 feet, plus large connecting
garage In rear; S13o month.
713 Bird ST. NV.
15x50 feet completely remodeled.
Plus 2 apis. renting for Sl02-S250
month.
l3 H ST. NV.
Across from Govt Printing Office;
incl. heat; S125 month.
740 9Th ST. NV
End commercial. 13X30; sos month.
1o3 18th ST. NE.
Store, plus arm. and bath apt; $3.50
month.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors. MA. 5000
=
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$10,750

S1U,75U
NEAR FIT. MEYER, VA.
Out-of-town owner has authorized
the above price for a quick sale. Ap-
proximately $4,000 required as cash
down payment, Detached home situ-
ated on lot 50xl10 having q COM
Portable rooms. bath q bedroomsl.
practically new oil furnace, hot
about April 3rd. To inspect, cali
MR.. LATIMER evenings, EN-.
011O. THOS. ]. FISHER a. CO,
INC. Realtors. DI 6S3O
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

1875 EYE ST. N.W.-Large light
room approximately 400 50. it.; I'm
mediate possession. MR.. CLARKE.
NE. 5062 q
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HOUSES wrp TO BUY Cont, INVEST pRop-sALE cont)

CASH. CASH! FOR YOUR PROPERTY
24-hr: service. Mr., MUSHINSKY
RA. 6912, MA. 0223. ia. 1879.
MODERN, clean, . or 3 bedrm. home,
nearby Md. location. Has substantial
cash. MRS. COX. VI. S136; ewes.
Ii. $3.50. .
QUICK ACTION with spot cash for
YOUR HOME; Md, Va. or D. c.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 34lS. 31'
6 RMS, Diet. or semidet.. brick or
frame house. in ne, under $4,000;
for colored family. VI. 1865. 81
WISH TO BUY nice 2 or 3 bedrm.
home, consider any nice location.
Hana coch Boy 9O.X Star OSo
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FARMS tcont.)

HOWARD CoUNTY-25 acres. Don't
be fenced in. Modernized farm
house; . lge. rms, mod. kit; in
phone; everything cozy, fruit. shurb-
poultry and hog houses: garages.
JOHN BURCROFT, Colesville. Nd,
r: J: D. z; Silver Spring. Md. Call
HhM Tssms srR9nI SAIaIeySsi Ssf
EaRs s4RouT 80 Realty SssIef Mrlles aiH Wood sFss
ward Bldg. Washington. Sterling
500 DOWN. $40 MO. buys. for s16
an acre. 70 acres ,youns timber some
sawable; 200 yds: road frontage;
nesr n5 good town OF Louisa Va TE.
COUNTY, MD. 10
acre dairy or stock farm, 80 miles
from Wash. Good 10-rm. brick
house with mod. bath, 6-rm. tenant
house. large bank barn with 81 COW
Wash, type barn under construction,
creek. 140 acres in grass. Owner
leaving country, must sell Asking
s2 SG;5aen zee, s57'99G A.. t2 JSdz lst trust.
ave. VT wi. 544i, A' A'' '0'' WIS
is ACRES. Ia-mile off Route $40. i'm
proved with a 6-rm. frame house,
needs redecorating; plenty of out
bldgs.: which. are all in good cond. ::
workshop and garage. $4,000 Call
Jerry Williams. Damascus 626l, or
FRED B. CUSHMAN. Realtor. $40
Frederick ave-. Gaithersburg 299.
HOWARD COUNTY-2o4 acres. very
fertile. level tractor land: 6-bedrm.
country home; nice setting; Ice. bank
barn with all necessary outbuildines
in good repair. JOHN BURDOFT,
Colesville, Md. r. F. D. ., Silver
Spring. Md. Call Ashton (Md.) 3S46
IaO ACRES, about 3 miles from
Damascus. A splendid stock farm.
The entire farm has a practically
new fence, plenty of water, lge. bank
barn with ample space for stock
cattle; double, corn crib; 2-story
frame. house in excel. cond., and
good looking; has no bath. no heat:
full bsmt. The bldgS. are all in
excel. cond. and newly painted. If
you are interested in stock farm,
this one might be worth looking over.
Cali .Ierrv Williams, Damascus 626l
or FRED B. CUSHMAN. Realtor.
90 Freoerlck ave, Gaithersburg
.9a. -nS
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BUNGALOW SPECIAL
COUNTRY SQUIRE
EXPAND LATER

EXPAND LATER
Expand your living quarters as your
family grows in this all-brick Cape
Cod home 1t has a large liv. rm
with firepL. formal din. rm.. nice
kit. rear screened-in porch, > twin
sized bedrms.. tile bath. full bsmt.
and stairwayS to an easily ex-
pandible attic. Assume high CT f.
nancing. S3. 600 down. Only S15,-
T50. ,t
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 9IO 18th ST. NV
Near Conn. and X. New modern at
tractive desk space for those who
want the best. ReceptioniSt. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 1856.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
HOME-Lovely 6-rm
IN esers oTss Ws A9me scres aIse o. fne @2a
with cattle barn. on hard-surfacec
road, 25 miles to D. c.
DAIRY FARM on Route 24O. 4Sf
acres, barns, D. C. approved, 4
houses; all stock and machinery gC
with the property. Reas. price anc
terms,
COUNTRY ESTATE
400 acres OF beautiful rolling lane
with beautiful bldes. fit for mil.
lionaire. Words cannot describe the
beauty OF the improvements on thj,
property, Priced at only $3.50, 900
Call Mrs. Ross. Gaithersburg 4Si.
LYMAN C. DELE AND CO.. INC,
1870 New York Ave. NV. ST. $500
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$500 DOWN
$4,000 CASH???

II you have 1t, CALL US! Here is a
rare opportunity for QUICK. posses
sion of a we'll located BRICK home.
Only 3 years old, it offers bedrm. or
with fireplace, din. rm. with adjoin-
ing screened porch; equipped kit. .
twin bedrms. on end; full bsmt.
with rec. rm. CALI
REALTY, INC.
A1hI Lee hwy at Glehe. IA. 4-1RoO
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Man Is Re-Arested
In Shooting Of Boy
BY the Assoeioted Press

WESTMINSTER, Md, May s.
Investigation into the fatal shoot
ing of 12-year -old Robert Stanley
Hood was re-opened today after
an autopsy disclosed the boy was
shot at close range.
State Police Sergt. Thomas M.
Hignutt and Corp. James N. Poo
teet said Francis Vincent Welsh.
+29, Baltimore, had been picked up
again for questioning.
Welsh was released Thursday
after he told officers the Hood boy
had been shot accidentally near
his home at Pickett's Corner in
Carroll County.
He said he was firing .38 cali
ber pistol at a bottle and the Hood
boy, who had been placing the
bottle in position, was shot when
trouble developed with the gun
and it discharged accidentally.
States Attorney Donald Spon-
seller said on Welsh's release that
investigation failed to indicate
anything more than an unfor-
tunate accident"
Results of an autopsy received
from Baltimore today showed the
Hood boy suffered "close con-
tact wound" and that there were
powder burns within the brain,
but not on the skin.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Arlington Conference
On School Board Elects
New Slate Of Officers

The Arlington Conference on
School Board Candidates has re-
under the Craftsmanship
of Ivan A. Booker to prepare a
nominating convention for the
forthcoming school board elec-
tionS.
Mr.. Booker, who has been active
in Parent Teacher Association
work, was elected Thursday night
at a planning meeting of the con-
ference. Other new officers are
Mrs. Charles S. Goode, vice chair
man; Mrs. Albert S. Gates,
secretary, and James Pettee,
treasurer.
Civic Organizations Invited.
The new chairman invited all
countrywide civic organizations to
participate in this years con-
ference.
Organizations interested in join
ing the conference should, COM
municate with Warren Cox, 280S
South Ives street, chairman of a
committee on membership.
The Arlington County Medical
Society was admitted to member
ship at Thursdays meeting. Rep
resentatives of two groups, how
ever. walked out of the meeting
when the election proceeded
despite their plea that it be post
poned until more organizations
had joined the conference.
Business. Groups Walk Out.
Robert johnson, managing di-
rector of the Arlington Chamber
of Commerce, said he and three
representatives of the Northern
Virginia Builders Association, left
when the election started.
MY point was that the base of
the conference was entirely too
narrow, that 1t didn't represent
enough Arlington organizations,
he said.
Mr.. johnson suggested that
service organizations and other
groups be admitted to member
ship. %
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Arlington Plans
U. 5. Court Fight
On Fare Boost
County May Be Sent
Trial Cost Bills by
Duqdn and Chew

The Arlington County Board is
carrying its fight against a bus
fare increase to the Federal Dis
trict Court in Alexandria.
Last month, the Interstate Com
merce Commission denied a petit
tion by the board asking the COM
mission to reconsider it's approval
last November of a scent fare
increase for the Alexandria, Bar
croft & Washington Transit Co.
At its meeting yesterday, the
board authorized appeal of the
commissions decision to the Fed
eral Court.
In other developments at the
board meeting, Daniel A. Dugan
and F. Freeland Chew announced
that they may present bills to the
county for their trial costs, and
Board Member. Robert w. Cox
proposed appointment of a new
investigating committee to con-
duct an inquiry into morality of
public officials in the county.
After deciding to appeal the bus
fare decision of the ICC, the board
named Attorney Malcolm D. Miller
to represent it in Federal Court.
The County Public Utilities Com
Evening star., 1951-05-06
First Woman Trial Magistrate
lnducted in Prince Georges

Mrs. Nita S. Hinman Crane,
first woman Trial Magistrate in
Prince Georges County, will give
her new gavel its first bang to-
morrow following her induction by
Mrs. Roberta B. Laughton, the
country's first woman chief deputy
circuit court clerk.
Standing in a flower -decked
courthouse at Hyattsville and
flanked by dignitaries, Mrs. Crane
subscribed to the oath of Office
yesterday.
She will sit at Hyattsville this
month and then, under new legis-
lation, will preside permanently
at Upper Marlboro.
Fletcher Presides.
The county's Republican State
Senator. John r. Fletcher, acted
as master Of the ceremonies in
which three Washington judges
Joined some 100 persons in a
round Of fluctuations.
District jurists watching as Mrs.
Crane, who has practiced law in
Washington for several years, was
Evening star., 1951-05-06

Home rule for Prince Georges.
similar to the Montgomery Coun-
ty charter form of government,
is the top objective of the coun-
TVS Leage of Women Voters.
Unanimously, some 70 members
yesterday approved a resolution
setting that goal and planned to
further it while awaiting a re-
port from a survey firm now
studying the Prince Georges gov
ernmental setup.
At it's annual meeting at the
University of Maryland, the league
also voted to continue drive
which last fall helped put 49,
900 eligibles, a record number,
on registration books.
officials Chosen.
In other actions at the all-day
session, the unit elected officers
and directors, revised it bylaws,
|honored its retiring president and
cited three members for outStand-
ing achievements.
The League also decided to
keep a sharp eye on the county
commissioners. They plan to have
at least one observer at each board
meeting who will report proceed
ings fully. Greenbelt. Laurel and
Mt. Rainier units are on the job
this month.
A citation commended Mrs.
Irrna Bogdanoh for her efforts In
behalf Of better government. It
referred especially to her organ
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Mother Clarke Returns
From Trip 10 See Son
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, May Mother"
Clarke, who had "a children of
her own and adopted hundreds of
unofficial sons in the armed
forces, was back in Maryland to-
day after a trip to California.
Catholic war veterans at home
and on the West Coast made it
possible for her to go to San
Diego to see her 22-year-old son,
Vincent Patrick. He is receiving
naval hospital treatment for a
liver trouble incurred while serv-
ing in Korean waters aboard a
transport.
Mrs. Charles Fl. Clarke, who
lives at Thurmont, Md, won ma
Itional recognition for her regular
trips to cheer up men in service
hospitals during World War II.
Her visits to Walter Reed Hos
pital in Washington and Fort
Howard Veterans Hospital in
Baltimore are spaced about eight
weeks apart so she can gather
lpresents for the patients.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
A Rezoning Petitions
Opposed, ; Approved
BY MARYLAND Planners

Denial Of four rezoning applica-
tions in Prince Georges County
and approval of three others has
been recommended by the Mary
land-National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
The recommendations will be
forwarded to the county commits
sioners, who have final zoning
authority.
Petitions on which the commits
sion urged unfavorable action are:
Allen S. Hartman, for the re-
classification from rural residen-
tial to apartments of three lots
on Delano drive north Of Marl-
boro road. 49,,
Ethel Buchanan, for the reclass-
ifieation from rural residential to
local commercial Of two lots on
the south side Of Powder Mill
road and the north side Of Edge
field drive.
William r. Hores and Raymond
r. Keiflin, rural residential to
general commercial Of land on
the west side Of st. Barnabas road
and the south side of Second
street.
J. Douglas Bradshaw, local
commercial to general commercial
of property on the north side OF
East-West highway near New
Hampshire avenue.
Applications which the commits
sion recommended for approval
are:
Angelo Marietta, single-family
home to local commercial of land
on the north side of Benning road
west of Fifty-second avenue.
w. w. Lewis, from single-family
home to light industrial of prop
erty on the east side of Fifty first
avenue, Tuxedo.
William N. Cafritz, from single
family home to local commercial
of the Warner tract on the south
side of Annapolis road neal
CooperS lane.
Evening star., 1951-05-06
Prince William Board
Sets S73S,591 Budget
Special Dispatch 10 The siur


MANASSAS. Va, May 5.-A
budget Of $685. for 1852 was
approved by the Prince William
County Board Of Supervisors this
week after a public, hearing at
the County Court House.
The tax levy was increased from
$3.50 to $3.50 and the merchants
capital levy was set at 81 for
each $l00 valuation.
Last years total budget amount
ed to $502,734. The increase in
the new budget is due to levy
of so cents to provide a capital
outlay of $4,000 for school con-
struction and a levy Of 10 cents
to provide a capital outlay of
$19,500 towards the construction
of a new jail.
The following major items were
listed in the new budget: county
schools, $401,813: public health,
$11.050; county welfare, $97, JAG;
capital outlay for schools and jail,
$4,000; debt service, $36. 900; fire
prevention and extinction, $14, 100;
crime prevention and detection,
1851: collection and. disburse-
ment of taxes, $9,568; mainte-
nance of buildings and grounds,
Sc. 400; administration of justice,
6,508.
The budget also provided for
$4,070 for the advancement of
agriculture and home economics,
and $4,000 for debt service.