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ADVERTISEMENT.

money on your foor buying.
Try one of his Long Island
ducks for Sunday dinner and
you'll agree that it was
pretty good suggestion. They
are plentiful now and reason
ably priced what's more,
the flavor is delicious.
Want something really spe-
cial for your fish dinner to-
morrow? Just take a look at
the sturgeon at Javin's Sea-
food Stand (NO. 434, Ma. S649).
You can bake a sturgeon steak
cut to any size you wish, serve
it with a drawn butter sauce,
garnished with parsley and
lemon and sit back and collect
the compliments of family and
friends.
Perhaps you are one of the
many who have been looking
for real salt Goldfish. Mr.. Naehli
of Stand SAL, ODI. 5955) is one
of the few dealers in town who
has this product. You can get
it in bulk, by the pound pack
age or shredded, ready for cod
fish cakes. Stop in tomorrow
and see him and all the un-
usual salt fish he has. Perhaps
you'll want to take home some
salted roe herring or finnan
haddie.
Whatever you may need {.
from the freshest of salad
greens, fruits and vegetables
to flowers for your table
you'll find an abundance of va
riety from the stands of over
eighty Independent merchants
all under one roof ready to
serve you. So visit us tomor-
row at:
CENTER MARKET CITY
5th and K Sts. NV.
Just park your car at the free
lot next to the market on X
Street and borrow a cart to
carry your packages. It's the
ideal way to shop.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
K 6.
&Zxf
GEN7ER
MARKET CITY

Everyone is concerned about
the high cost of meat-espe-
cially the meat merchants of
Center Market City. Remem-
ber, they are Independent
merchants and their aim is to
please you, the consumer, be-
cause their business depends
on your patronage. They are
just as distressed about the
high prices as you and /, be-
cause when the retail price
goes up, their profit becomes
less. That sounds odd, but it's
true because they have had to
pay a higher wholesale price
for the meat but they realize
that if they price it~in proper
tion to the increase the house
wife will not buy. In order
to do business they make a
smaller profit. So don't glare
at your butcher when he
quotes you the price as you
buy your meats at Center Mar
ket. Remember, he's on your
side, too.
Do you remember when it
was clever repartee to quip,
"Wanta buy a duck?" Well,
Mr.. Jones, of Javin's Poultry
Stand (NO. 430- Phone Ma.
2672), isn't trying to be funny
when he asks that of you this
week, he's helping you save
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E.

CoLoRED--FIRsT COMMERCIAL on
ksniiw9yth s,nano n,da ave % ne; two-story dst:
eoEoRa2bLk,1Eh 42aS Fl Il azIlf4i 4IirRaAor, I'M.
med. med Pos, p.ossession; lovely s-bsdrmp: :
coLoREpssco Less BON sSbfb BLK a bIAfNE H EoSg H.
Semidet. brick, 6 lovely bright rms,
9d1sn 99ins Center s. snd ii, Isciittss; SS9
sgEd, REAiTY. "a: FIR IKE 7so6i ten'' JOE coNlo
bungalow on double corner lot; s
rms. bath. auto. heat: reduced to
S14,250; owner leaving city; tomor-
EoufTABIE Re REAITY c.. - MI. se1s.
COLoRED - HOME BEAUTIFUL -
Modern. carpeted 2 bedrooms Come
and see. 1870 c st. me-; open 2
Pm, to dark today. OWNER. VI
COLoRED-oPEN e-5-22e Chan
ming st. ne; beautiful S-rm. home,
excel. cond.; bSmt.; gas heat; gar;
about $1,000 down. on terms. Mr..
Marinshaw, vi. 556s. JET REALTY,
CoLoRED-FLoRIDA AVE. NE
mo-; 3-story brick. licensed for
roomers: ST 900 cash, will arrange
financing. Call EN-. 1854; no bro
kerS, please -12
Evening star., 1951-02-18
1721 FT- DAVIS ST

OPEN TODAY FROM PM.
Attractive row brick in lovely Fair
fax Village area. Prewar built. 8
CHEEKY rooms. full din. 'rm., dream
kit, Colonial front porch. stone
fine home in conv. neighborhood,
Your present home in trade. Out
Penna. ave. Sc. l block past
Howard Johnson. left to house,
Must sell today. Submit your offer.
MI. Williams with JAMES CAR
10 "a RS or VI SS-
Evening star., 1951-02-18
TWO-FAMILY BRICK

3, YRS. oLD-S14,950; $50 MO.
Take over, S11 800 trust at 4Se. One
apt: rents for S100. Live. in the
in 1 apt. Excellent Sc. location
Each has liy. rm., dinette. equipped
kit. tile bath. bedrm. Full bsr,t.,
gas heat. outside entrance. Owner
transferred suddenly. This will go
FREDERICK w. BERENs SALES
INC, 1870 4 st. NV, Ma. 5OO5,
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5-UNIT APT.
3 BEDROOMS-S11.5OO

3 BEDROOMS-$11,5 500
excellent terms to auaiified veteran
for this lovely white frame home in
f1ne residential section; features
pine;:paneled den, 2. screened porches,
maculate throughout. Cali Mr' Nil
key, RE. 0606, Sat. and Sun. To
reach: Out Rhode Island ave. ne.
to oath St, left six blocks to Ran
dolph st, right one block to 25th pl::,
BERENs EiERi & sa9Es hGJss 1Ee EEEDEE1SK 5S6
NV. Ma. 5005. LIS
cSEeBE1sMEs sEeoTA AeH:ssTm ST. SEAa sna saHi sash
room, Venetian blinds, carpeting on
stairway and hall; good condition
throaehout. Call Mr.. Carter, VI.
0237. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
COLORED-141I MONTELLo AVE.
N.E.--Vacant. & rooms, bath, cleo,
h.-w.h.. Colonial porch; priced very
reasonable for a quick sale. Open
for inspection Sunday, 2 to 4:30.
z; M; CHAPLIN, Ills You st. NV,
COGORED-1431 MoNTELLO AVE.
Colonial front porch beautiful back
yard, 3 be6rmS.: in new-house cond.;
gas range; Frigidaire, Venetian
blinds, window cornice incl; can be
days after $50. BY OWNER only,
CoLoREDmseso AMEs ST. NE
Open 2 till dark, FOR the particular
buyer. Brick semidet.. 6 rms. and
bath, attic. recr rm.. in bsmt.; nice
yara fsras ApRE EGaaeFtS! Ill., hGne I1 S g. soea
ewes III 4-3525
COLORED = VACANT - Detached
home in. Brookland; 6 large rooms,
bath and extras, including wall-to-
wall carpeting and deep freeze.
L1yely EpW nn terraeed aeS1 lawn. MRS. cor
coLoRE6-WooDR1DGE-1st time
offered for colored, this charming
contains liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. .
Priced at only $13,500: g.. r:
MARTIN M RI. 60, g., Realtors, DU. 1886
coLokkp3a6o5 q MA; plaa6o5 Jackson st. ne, in
~ baths. 't det. ct ce SricF; ideal for efiees. s'
rooming house. or apt; s26;,5o0,
ooLosED0vRTERANs ee[oS RS 0xRsHiRAN ss75 deS down.
917 4?th pl; Attractive Arm. and
bath bungalow; new cond,; auto
matte heat; vacant. Also attrae-
tive terms TO non-VeteranS. H.
GashxRE godo. w. esEsSzlzR' 1913. RealtoF' WA
COLORED-OPEN TODAY / to 6,
1884 Ames st, n.e.-6 rms. 2 baths.
corner brick home. recr. rm.; priced
for immediate sale; very good terms.
Mr. Hanks. OR. 6S44, with W.
CLIFFORD SHERTzER. RE. 2201.
COLORED-BROOK - Holiday
special. Corner house. Colonial
front porch, 6 rooms. modern kitch-
en-. colored tiled bath, hardwood
floors, front and rear yards. Mr.
Pharr. FIR. 1858. J.. H. GREENE
REALTY CO., 715 Fla. ave. NV,
coIoRED211ae X ST. N.E.-open
Sun.-6 rms. 3-story; lge. yard:
S12,450. JONES REALTY CO. 2217
14th st. NV, DU. 0656. IL to. s
COLORED-CAPITOL HILL - Home
and income; brick. 8 rms. and bath;
9nlT psTaTs;5 81 ;59e 70 doTn sa9E MoRGAM an. real
"a
Evening star., 1951-02-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED-BROoKLAND.
DETACHED BRICK

Prac. new: 6 rms. and colored- tile
BATH large liv. rm. with fireplace,
hardwood floors throughout, modern
kit, air-cond. heat, toilet in bsmt.,
slate roof, front porch; terraced
front and rear yards. Sun. and
evenings, call TIA, 1884.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
81 500 DOWN

Near Good Hope rd and Nichols ave.
Brick. semidetached. 3 bedrooms,
full basement and 2 inclosed porches.
Total price. S13. 800; terms. SIS
mo. Call Mr.. Triska. ST. O322 or
EX. 4474 weekdays.
JERRY BAKER. EX. 4474
Evening star., 1951-02-18
"A. Il. OAhOLLA CO.
1927 PA. AVE. Sc LII. 4-n04n.
HOME AND INCOME

A very attractive 2-family brick res,
in a most conv. loc., nr. Pa. ave. and
L blk. from Catholic church; each
apt. consists Of liv. rm., din. rm,
all-elec. kit. with garbage disposal,
2 bedrnls. and bath; gas heat; bsmt;
mouse IS 10 yrs, old and in perfect
cond. BY appointment
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2327 PA. AVE. Sc. LII. 4-nO4n.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
NORTH
MICHIGAN PARK
WOODRIDGE-$1,5 500 DOWN
WOODBRIDGE

OPEN 2 TO
brick, in perfect cond.; :;
full bedrms. and tile bath on
first floor, finished rm. on 2nd, am
pie storage space and closets, gas
h.-w.h.: spacious lot: conv. to
transp., shopping and schools.
This house is priced for immediate
r. @ DUNNE. HO. OTo0; ewes. and
Sun. Mr.. Curling. LA. GIGS.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
COLORED.
HOME AND INCOME

5th NEAR Fl ST. NE.
Colored. substantial brick, 3 apis, 3
rms. and bath in each apt. Owner
must sell at sacrifice. Bsmt. Coal
to an offer. Reas. terms to respon-
sible party. ST. 1857, GE. |7SO4.
BREITERMAN REALTY co.
-1S
Evening star., 1951-02-18
WOODBRIDGE

CUSTOM-BUILT
Nearly new Diet. brick residence.
about 2 years old and kept in peri.
cond., lge.. liv. rm. with fireplace.
din rm., kit. 2 bdrms. and bath
on 1st Fl. . lse. bdrms. and bath
on End f., gas-fred hot water
heat. Nice location near transp.
and schools. Must be sold due to
death in family. Price. S27 500,
For details. call Mr.. Tenan, LA.
6-6666 or JU. 7-S997.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
MONEY MAKER

Nice 12-rm. comp. furn. det home.
Approx. income per mo-, S215. Conv.
terms. Nr. carline. SOUTHEAST
REALTY CO., 1911 Pa. ave. Sc.
Ii $4,000 30
Evening star., 1951-02-18
Professional or Income
CoLoRED-140O BLK. TAYLOR ST.

VULUKED-I4UU DIN. IH1LON p.
N.W.-3-apt brick. Live on 1st II.
pay for your home. Lge. bsmt,, lava
tory, laundry trays; oil h.-w.h.; det.
garage. Price and terms are rea--
sonable For appt. to inspect, call
Mrs Thompson. RA. 052S. NO. 0006.
LEATH & ASHLEY. INC, Ma. 6464.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
COLORED
0NI,V SdQS DnwN

14o0 BLK. MORRIS RID. Sc.
Row brick home, with z rms, . mod
ern baths and gas heat; convenient
location. SURETY REALTY COM.
PANY. AID. 0531 till 9. -25
COLORED-17th AND D SITS.
Sroom tapestry brick. Full base.
ments with rec. rm. Oil heat. Det.
garage. The most immaculate hons
In this section. Priced to sell inn
mediately with reasonable down pay
ment. Mr.. Penland til 10 pm. Ii.
7-5695. ATLAS REALTY CO. Is
Evening star., 1951-02-18

COLORED.
18th ST. Mr.. c ST. NE.
Open 2 to 4 p.m.; semidet. orick;
large 6 rms, ? tile baths, rec rm.,
chestnut trimming; gar; gas heat;
arranged for l or 2 families; priced
right for quick sale. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC, Exclusive Agent, LU.
4-34O0, VI. 1915.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
COLORED
1905 QUARLES ST. NE.

1905 QUARLES ST. NE.
Def. 8-RM. AND REC. RIM.
Open, 1-6; vacant; LIST f., liv. rm..
ise. @ bedrms.. i AIt bath: or rec. room. toilet.
coal h.-w. heat; 2-car garage; lot.
t.gn,s 50xl4o; s9e neTy ssSnEps sss15 sl?959 s9S1
Macarthur blvd, OR; 567s;
10 rms. 2 baths; lot 10OX142: gas
hit. pchs. McDEVITT. RA. 1922.
Evening star., 1951-02-18
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Cont
LITTLE CASH
SHANNON & LUCHS co.

Ingraham St.-Chillum
Fine. semidetached brick home with
weii-designed iiv. rm. with fireplace
cheerful dining rm. and modern
kitchen; full basement offers lge.
recreation rm. with built-in bar,
maids rm.- with full bath. utility rnl.
with gas INV. heat: detached ga
rage. level lot. The price is right,
the terms are good. Call Mr.. Hy-
y,ifh
Evening star., 1951-02-18
coLoREp-es7 SHEPHERD ST. NV

Open for Inspection Sat. and Sun.
Q It'll dark A snug 6-rm., 1-bath, row
brick home with gas h.-w.h.; ideally
located to shop. center and tranSp.
Conv. terms. MOORE & HILL CO;
col ON IN CnsInI ErrE rorn niarn-
Evening star., 1951-02-18

COLOhED, 1910 A ST. S.E.-Be auti-
ful buff brick, six rooms and bath.
Convenient to everything. owner
occupied and kept in excellent con-
dition. OWN. Deep lot to separate
garage and paved alley. Priced TO
sell quickly. $4,000. Open Sunday
and Saturday ! to $50. Other days
BY appointment. Ewes. and Sun. call
Mr.. Hayden, Ii 3-4790. A, H,
BACAS REAITOR AID S4S4
Evening star., 1951-02-18
2205 T PL. Sc.
FAIRLAWN VILLAGE
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Open Sunday l Till Dark

OINII ri on DUU
Vacant and available for quick pos
session; redecorated and in excel.
like new; modern and attractive.
built lust before the war Fine liv.
rm-; din. nm, modern equipped
kitchen, , large bedrms and lovely
tiled bath. Spacious, deep. fenced in
yard; full bsmt.: oil a.-c. heat. One
reasonable down payment. See it
sunday. Directions: From light in,
center OF Aracostia, drive out Good
Hope I'd: to 22nd St. left to r
9I97 daily; ewes, and Sun, cali
CO. $685..
rapitol JJiou, Doo1+,, ~
Evening star., 1951-02-18

COLORED-VACANT
Corner brick. 9 rms. including 5
kitchens and 2 baths; full cellar,
lovely yard, oil h.-w.h.. front porch;
q bargain. AT. 1908. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
CheverIy Man Is Killed
In Crash Near Ladysmith

A Cheverly (Md.) man was
killed in car crash near Lady
smith. Va. last night as he was
bringing his Marine son home
from Paris Island, S. c., for the
Christmas holidays.
He was Harry A. Brown, 81,
of 1921 Greenfield road, a cost
analyst with the Military Air
Transport Service at Andrews
Field.
The Associated Press reported
the accident occurred when the
car in which Mr.. Brown was rid
ing with his son, Pfc. Joshua E.
Brown, 81. and another Marine,
Pfc. Carl c. Cioffi, crashed into a
bridge abutment at Campbell
Creek, mile north of Ladysmith.
Pfc. Brown and Pfc. Cioffi were
reported in satisfactory condition
at the Quantico Naval Hospital
today. Pfc. Brown is being
treated for head and chest in
juries. Pfc. Ciofh is being treated
for broken right arm and right
leg.
Mr.. Brown is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Ruth Brown, and an
other son, Selvyn, Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
District Man Dies
Of Injury Suffered in
Htch-Hike Mishop

A Washington man died last
night at Arlington Hospital of in
juries received when he was struck
by a car whose driver said he was
trying to "hitch-hike ride. The
accident occurred near the High
way Bridge on U. S. Route /.
Enos Morrison, colored, of the
300 block of Ninth, street, NV,
had been under treatment for a
fractured leg and extreme shock
before he died.
Arlington polise reported that
Samuel A. Emigh, "a, of Auburn
court, Alexandria, said he stopped
his car at a stop sign yesterday
afternoon and Mr.. Morrison mo-
toned for a ride.
Mr.. Emigh said that when he
started his car, Mr.. Morrison
made a grab for the door handle
and missed" striking the side Of
the Car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Mrs. Allen Stansbury,
Hospital Aide, Dies

Mrs. Allen Stansbury, 25-year-
old volunteer social worker here,
died last night at Prince Georges
General Hospital after a brief
illness. She lived at 903 Fairview
avenue, Takoma Park, Md.
Born in Kewanee, ILL.,, she was
the former Mary Jane Miller.
Mrs. Stansbury was a graduate
nurse of The Cradle. Evanston,
III.
Since coming here about five
years ago, Mrs. Stansbury had
devoted most Of her time to doing
social work in a number of hos
pitfalls. She was active as a re-
cruiter of other volunteer workers
for the hospitals and the Depart
ment of Rehabilitation.
Mrs. Stansbury was second vice
president of the Aid to All Char
tiles, an organization of 256 young
women from the Washington area.
Mr.. Stansbury is a radio en-
gineer at the Bureau of Standards.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by her mother, Mrs.
Winnie Miller of Chicago, and two
sisters, Mrs. Norma Turnbull, also
of Chicago, and Miss May Miller
OF New Mexico.
Funeral services and burial will
be in Kewanee, Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Mrs. Pearl {. George, 81,
Retired U. 5. EmpIoye, Dies

Mrs. Pearl Carruthers George,
81, retired Defense Department
clerk, died yesterday of a heart
ailment at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Harry Dunn in
Winchester, Va.
A native of Aldie. Va, Mrs.
George had lived with her sister,
Mrs. j. Robert Conner. 1915 North
Seventeenth street, Arlington, Va,
until her retirement two years
ago.
She was with Defense agencies
here for about 10 years. Her hus-
band died several years ago.
Besides Mrs. Dunn and Mrs.
Conner, she leaves another
daughter. Mrs. Frank Anderson,
of Winchester, and another sister,
Mrs. w. o. Beasley, of Virginia
Beach.
Funeral services will be at
pm. Friday at Winchester. Bur-
ial will be there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Republican Poll Backs HYDE
For Congress in Montgomery

IMarkey Of Frederick and State
Senator David j. Mclaughlin of
Washington County. State Sena-
tor Robert B. Kimball of Allegany
also has been mentioned.
On the Democratic side William
Prescott Allen has announced his
intention to seek the nomination
The seat in Congress now is held
by Representive Beall. Republican
Iof Frostburg.
Mr.. Beall is giving up his seat
in the House to run for the Senate
seat now held by Senator O'Conor
Democrat.
Mr.. Hyde. IL, an attorney, lives
Iat 1904 Elm street. Bethesda. A
native of Washington, he moved
to Montgomery County in 1899
He was elected to the Maryland
House of Delegates in 1916 and
to the State Senate in 1850. He
served in the Navy during the
war and spent 20 months in the
South Pacific. He left the serv-
ice with the rank of lieutenant
commander.
He is a member Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, the Bethesda
Lions Club and the Board Of
Trustees Of Christ Lutheran
Church. Bethesda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Bar Group Backs Nominees
For Tax Appeals Board

Three nominees for the post of
sole member of the District Board
of Tax Appeals were recommended
today by the District Bar Asso-
citation. The nominees are 10 v.
Morgan. former president Of the
Bar Association. who formerly held
the tax appeals post; George F.
Lynch. an assistant corporation
counsel, and David Wiener, an at
torney with Offices at 1925 H
street NV.
The men were selected by the
Judicial Selection Commute of the
Bar Association, headed by Mil
ton King. after mail canvass of
the associations membership.
The former member of the
board, Lawrence Koenigsberger,
died early this month, leaving an
|unexpired term of one and one
half years. The position pays
SIC, 1900 a year.
The recommendations were for
|warded to Commissioner F. Jo-
|seph Donohue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Mrs. Gladys 7. Bond Dies;
Smithsonian EmpIoye

Mrs. Gladys Thurlby Bond. SIS,
ian employee of the Smithsonian
Institution for 80 years, died yes
|terday of cancer at Columbia
Hospital. She lived at 1856
Fifteenth street NV.
Mrs. Bond worked on weather
observations at the Astrophysical
Observatory of the Smithsonian.
A native of Ohio. she came here
from Perrysburg, Ohio. in 1918.
She was a member of the League
of Women Voters.
She is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Jessie White Thurlby of
Toledo. Ohio; a daughter, Mrs.
David M. Williams of 5000 Six
tenth street NV; a son, Frank
r. Bond of Seattle, Wash; a
sister, Mrs. Claire Cupp of Toledo,
and brother, Stanley H. Thurlby
|of Arlington, Va.
Funeral services and burial will
be private. The family requests
that in lieu of flowers contribu-
tons be made to the Damon
lRunyon Cancer Fund.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
81. Joseph S Pensioners
Honor Priest Of 50 Years

The Right Rev. Msgr. Edward F.
McAdams, pastor of st. Joseph
Catholic Church, was honored last
night on his golden jubilee OF
ordination as a priest. He was
given a reception by parishioners
of the church in the church hall,
Second and c streets NE.
More than 600 persons attended
"A purse was presented to Msgr.
McAdams on behalf of the parish
toner's by John Curtin, president
of the st. Vincent de Paul Society
of the church.
Msgr. McAdams was ordained
to the priesthood on December 81,
1901, by James Cardinal Gibbons.
He has served as pastor of st.
Joseph's Church here since 1924.
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Dc Boy, 4, Is Killed,
7 Are Burned When
Home Boiler ExpIodes

A 4-year-old boy was killed and
his mother and 6-year-old sister
were seriously scalded yesterday
afternoon when a hot-water
boiler exploded in the kitchen of
their home at 1887 Sixth street
NE.
Burns received when he was
sprayed with scalding water
proved fatal four hours later in
Casualty Hospital to Carl Broom,
colored, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Broom.
His sister. Elizabeth, is in Cas-
ualty Hospital. Her condition is
critical. His mother, Mrs. Ernes-
tine Brown. q, is in Freedmen's
Hospital, painfully burned on her
right side and leg. Her condition
is undetermined.
Two Children Unhurt.
Two other children were in the
room when the coal-fired boiler
blew up, but they escaped injury.
Cause Of the blast has not been
determined. The coroner, the fire
marshal and the Homicide Squad
are investigating.
Miss Madeline Haggerty, 81. of
616 E street suffered first and sec
ond degree burns on her face and
hands last night in a flash back
from an oven which she was
lighting in her home. She is in
Casualty Hospital. Her condition
is not serious.
-Four persons were driven from
their blazing Halls Hill home
early today. the Arlington County
flre department reported.
The house. at 1921 North Nine
tenth road, was virtually de-
stroyed. f1remen said. The occu-
pants of the house were taken in
by neighbors.
- A family of five was left home-
less when a fire yesterday after
noon swept the five-room bunga-
low OF Lloyd Connolly on Travilah
road near Rockville, causing dam
age estimated by police at $4,000.
All Possessions Lost.
Mr.. Connolly, a carpenter, said
ne had called his wife and their
older son, IL, to help him start the
family car, when they noticed
smoke pouring from the house.
He rescued the two younger
children, Patricia Ann, 2. and
Larry. 4. from the kitchen.
The Connellys lost all their
possessions except a television
set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-12-19
Confused Startling
Is UNLIMITED Guest
At WoodIey HEARING

An unlimited guest caused
a brief stir during arguments
in the Woodley coming case
this morning.
1t was a startling, one of the
thousands which descend
nightly on the trees and IA
cades of the District Building
area.
He apparently flew in an
open window during last
nights cold and could not find
his way out. After about is
minutes of perching on the
gilt frames of various portraits
of city fathers in the fifth
floor hearing room, the bird
was shooed out a window by
a clerk.