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Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES sALE-N.w. Cont. |,

OPEN TONIGHT 8 TILL Q. Excel.
valuet 4911 Arkansas ave. NV. Det.
spacious 4-bedrm. formstone home;
concrete porch. RECEIPT. hall, flrepl..
recr. rm., stor. attic, 2-car gar,
de luxe kit. ultramodern bath. Only
sHERTzER. RE. 22O1. 81. 7747.
OPEN WEDNESDAY. s-e PM. las
Iris st. NV, Va blk: east Of 18th st.
above Walter Reed Hosp. = This
custom-built, .single-owner home is
Colonial design, 25-ft. liv. rm. den,
powder rrn... open side porch. 3
bedrms.. 2 baths. usable 3rd a.;
fenced garden'% % beautifuIiy % lana.
scaped with lockwood and shrubbery;
2-car det. brick garage. Competi-
lively priced. Call Mr.. Gavin, with
II, g. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000.
BRIGHTWOOD AREA
All tYneg nf hnmA fNr vn1r yaAaHe
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SPRING
VALLEY

Charming house with fine appoint.
ments and designed for the best oi
living; has spacious rooms; 5 he'd
rooms rooms, a,.6 baths .aaasd a1d 2 layatoriss;
built-in garage; beautifully land
scaped grounds with fenced gardens
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO., REALTORS
Builders and Developers Of
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4461
Once Open Daily and Sunday
8 AM. to 8 PM.
(List Your House With Us)
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SILVER SPRING

Near st. Michaels. Charming brick.
slate roof. LIST floor, living room,
fireplace, large den or bedroom,
twin-size bedroom and bath. family
dining room, kitchen; End fioor, 2
large bedrooms and full bath: stair
way to unfinished attic; bsmt.; gas
level lot. A lot Of house for only
S23.750. S. & L. REALTY CO.. sH.
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MASS AVE PARK

MASS. AVE. PARK
custom built brick Colo
NAL, Just OF woodland drive NV,
a.; 2 large master bedrms. and 2
baths on 2nd f.: large hv. rm:
diversified din. rm.: streamlined,
modern kit: maids rm. and bath;
lovely terrace. large level yard and
garden: garage; sundeck; many man
ton, HU. 1854 with JAMES l..
DIXON a. CO.. ST. 1900. IL
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COLONIAL VILLAGE

COLONIAL VILLAGE
Very unusual yet indescribable. a
house which you will have TO see
to appreciate and after inspecting
you will not be able to resist the
desire to possess this home. Nei-
ther a rambler nor Colonial but
the convenience of q rambler and
the graciousness Of q Colonial. This
magnificent brick and stone house
has twin-sized bedrms., a. library
tor q bedrm), 4 full baths ena,
rec. rm.. maids rm. and built-in
garage. This house has not yet
been presented to the public. Let
us be the first to show and tell
you about 1t.
BILL1NGSLEY & KORZENDORFER
Evening star., 1951-10-16

EDGEMOOR, MD.
A lovely corner detached
popular subdivision of Bethes.
da, Just one block west OF
wisconsin ave. Two. separate
outside entrances might war
rant the consideration OF. a
physician or dentist who wishes
to establish an Office In his
home. 1st floor consists OF
huge living room with fire-
place. library. dining room, de
luxe kitchen, BEDROOM AND
TILE BATH. porch room with
southern exposure; 8 bedrooms
and tile bath on 2nd floor.
Recreation room with fireplace,
oil heat and 2-car. garage.
It is thoroughly Individual. gay
in decorative scheme and In
Al condition. Priced at
$29.500. To INSPECT. call
Comdr. STRAWBRIDGE (Eye-
nings, CHI. 7039).
HOS J. FISHER 81 CO., Inc
Realtors. DI. $3.50. ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

AREA, $500 down
beautiful s-ream tfssS home; excel. 't's To-
modern well-equipped kit, all bed
ei eRdrsn sre 'psssMippEH sMH Gsss RaxTYd Tard 4e f9r
as1So q g, ofHs rs q. SGsl la,E.-charminr det.
with loft. ceiling', step.ap din. rm., .,
RuTLEY & BAIR. ST. 2911; ewes,
ST 300 Down. near Lincoln PARK
assfaetys easg sood prick aeasna Hah Pts nse
W; CLIFFORD sHERTzER, RE.
BRICK, s17.soo-Just
of Hawaii ave. Mod. semidet. brick
plus sos monthly income. This is
RAPFELL Rf1sI REAL ESTATE. sH. s7e4.
NEAR cATaoLfc GlTaei1c 6AfVERs1TY Univ
located semidet. brick.
rms. In excellent condition. Priced
only S14.250. Call Mr.. Penan.
LA. $4,000, or JU. 7-S997 ewes.
PECK COMPANY
1918 18th ST. NE. LA. $4,000
Sill .95O-Near Woodbridge. Immacu-
late prewar 5-room row brick
home with full bsmt;. gas heat.
BEERS BROS. TILL o. 81. 1911.
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RAMBLER
Detached brick; liv. rm. nrepl,,a din
rm., kit, 4 bedrms, 2 full baths
full bsmt. with irepi and VI bath
a.-c.. gas heat, 2-car det. gar, side
porch, screened: "a acre ground,
overlooking beautiful Potomac.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa.
ave. s.e. IL $4,000 lis
$500 DOWN
Brick home consisting Of liv. rm., din.
rm., kit, 3 bedrms., tile bath. I'm
ished recr. rm., gas heat; located
convenient to shopping and transp.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.. 1911 Pa.
$1,000 DOWN
Bungalow. See this wonderful buy.
Asbestos-shingle home. 2 rooms,
bath. h.-wh., conv to shopping and
transp. SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.,
1911 Pa. ave. s.e, Ii. $4,000. -1S
Evening star., 1951-10-16

29th AND FAIRLAWN
HILLCREST HEIGHTS
We have what you have been look
ing for In these 2 new brick ram
blers located on level lot. 60x120,
and consist OF Ice. liv. rm. with pic
ture window and brick fireplace,
dining-L. spacious and well-arranged.
lge. Sliding-door closets, full tile
bath; full bsmt. with sep. storerm.; /;
gas a.-c. heat. These houses are
well priced at S22,500 and should
sell this week end
A. A. CAROZZA co.
1927 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0040:
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RAMBLER. S12950

SILVER SPRING, $14,950
Italian-style bungalow. conveniently
located near main shopping district.
Studio living room, dining room,
nice yard. Evening OR. O652. PHIL
LIPS. CANDY & FULLER, ST. 2400.
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SILVER SPRING

bier In new-house cond., with q
twin-sized bedrms. and 2 baths,
separate din. rm.. large liv. rm.
with stone fireplace, modern kit.
with breakfast space; conv. located
on corner lot 1ooyi S o6; priced very
Intercounty Realty
OIL. 21O1 It'll a PM
Evening star., 1951-10-16
DOCTORS ATTENTIONI

DOCTORS, ATTENTION!
Ideal Sc. location for ONCE and home,
Ten rms. det. brk. home with level
lot, 120x125, all fenced in; modern
conv., oil h.-w.h. 4-car gar: new
growing white section: paved road,
adjoining commercial area. conv. TO
shopping and bus. See 1t to appre-
ciate 1t by calling BUSADA. 10.
9-85O0. 4415 Southern ave. s.e.-18
4100 18th ST. NE.
Lovely new corner home, having 6
rms, 3 bedrms., kitchen with dish
washer, garbage disposal, ETC.; l.
year lease ct $3.50 mo. Apply to
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC. 1920
< st. NV. EX. 1911. IL
ARLINGTON, VA.
$3.50 Williamsburg blvd, Groom
rambler unfurnished. 3 bedrooms.
heat. Available Nov. !. For appt
to inspect cal JE. 3-722s. or BOSS
g. PHELPS. INC. Ma. $500. is
asARRRHA xARAAs~RA ~A RPkt~
Evening star., 1951-10-16
I MONEY MAKER

A MONEY MAKER
That's what the owners Of these D
family brick homes all claim. Lo-
Gated in q fine. quiet residential
sect. near Boiling Field s.e.. but only
q short walk to mod. shopping and
transp. Call Mr.. Swesnik, JU. 7-7451
g. CO., Ma GAO. lis
Evening star., 1951-10-16
FOREST HILLS

First offering Of this Colonial brick
home in this fine section. Center
kitchen, large breakfast room, 8
bedrooms and baths. Maids bath
in basement. Evenings Or 0652.
PHILLIPS, CANDY & FULLER. ST.
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1884 P ST. NV, APT. 81
Prom z pm. te 9 pm; sat ;.Ia and rsgTs sun;
size living rm., 2Sx1s, open firepl;;
balcony; library or dining rm., kit.
with all modern conveniences, Incl.
garbage disposal; Q large bedrms:
and tile bath with shower: SWAY
Blinds and window fixtures included.
EDWARD J. KYLE. Realtor
e17 18th st. NV, ST. 5755, or GO.
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STLYER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
Authentic Rambler, $23, ,750
Large liv. room with picture window
and fireplace. Separate dining rm..
side screened porch. mod, kit. with
breakfast space, master bedrm. 10
by Is and full bath; 2 other we'll
proportioned bedrms. and bath; fun
by $50. Home located in exclusive
Woodmoo-.
RAMBLER, $12,950
New listing; 2 bedrms: and den with
fireplace, Nv. rm., dining rm. COM
bination with bay window, equip.
kit. and bath. BreezeWay to garage
large level fenced lot. Close-in locs.
ton
CAPITAL REALTY co.
sH. O673 If no ans. 81. 1895
Evening star., 1951-10-16
SOLID LIVING

SOLID LIVING
For lessl A home that is q lifetime
Investment; consisting Of s spacious
rms. through side-han plan, oil heat
front and side porches; see this
excellent value for only 81, 1000
down. in Brightwood.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON & CO.
e05 18th st. NV. Call til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Washington, d. c.
TTESnAY ncTnRFR fR. Iak1
APTs. UNFURNIsHED Cont

s5o5 l4th M ST; ;o NV ~ .ge; rms. & kit.
titles; completely decorated; adults
STEIN 4 CO.. ta15 K st. NV,
soss HANNA Hanna PL. Sc, Apt. Mod.
sae iael ss7 fas s. ks dE 800 ssoo reisf d.lis'
1I05 C ST. S.W.-1 rm.. kit, bath.
sTANBRsoUoH on premises or call
2SOS 18th ST. NV, lst A.; 2 Ige.
rms, kit. and bath; $40 mo-; adults
only; imm. occup. To inspect, call
two, two, BIEspDRooMs-sso.75 per month,
including utils.: adult families; ad-
plication. 1910 Vermont ave. n.wo
Suite III. Monday through Friday,
GoooED SoRTHEAsT LocAT1oN-Liv;
ing. rm.. bedrm., dinette,. kit. and
@o Dssn sfasRsi iSla5ih Se''ei RE
TORS 1850 K st. NV. ST. 5443;
1880 sIMMs PL. NE, OIL Trinidad
dinette; kit. bath, pvt. entr.; reas.
ss5 STH 1f'si sr. s.w.-s rms. bath;
$54;41; To inspect call LOUIS RUD-
Den A 67o7 67.,rs src ,.s -.
trac. 2-bedrm. spts.; sos and $50,
incl. utils. Call 10. 2-061S. 8 to
$50; rental ONCE at 1000 Missis-
AVRPLABLE SiIfi AL, I'm IMMEDIATELY: i bed
rm., liv. rm., kit, dinette, bath and
porch apt; 18th st. ne; S5S;l2 Incl.
heat and hot water. Apply MIR.
BROOKS. 1904 10th st. ne, Apt; 8.
is.
ANACOSTIA-Nice 2-bedrm. apt in
new BLDG. mr.. stores, schools; avail
bargain; $500 incl. utils. LU.
4.3539 after $40. - lis
3 RMS. AND PVT. BATH, Takoma
Park, Md. Call 81. 27SS after O.
pm. -lS
ALEX. bedrms.. new attached
brick; S110 mo-; very conv. loca-
tion, min. from Pentagon. Phone
Mr., Tindula. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO., XII. s-3644 or TE.
- -
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

NEAR BOILING FIELD
$6,e50-S42 9s MO, INCL. TAXES
CoZy 1-bedrm apt. in modern bldg |;
Is-ft. liv. rm., 15x12 bedrm., z
walk-in closets: bus and stores az
corner. A real buy at this price!
4cs loan. Move right in. ~
HARRY L. GODDARD, OIL. 1922
Evening star., 1951-10-16
BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Cent?

DRY CLEANING BUSINEss-syn-
thetic. Fine location. at $I25 per
mo. Selling at inventory price Of
$19.250. owner Ill. Has crossed
RSEasis sHA Es124H hSHis srRSEch ESE hs'ises se sa
ass sS'oi 18th ST. s.E.-vacant store.
approx. .1Sx16; equipped as shoe
repair shop; immed. occup.; .reas.
rent rent to resp 5esponsisls %sAay party Apply AsoE
LTNcsHEoSETTE.. yss l55S 4 Z: IN Va large S downtown
office building. doing good business
and making money; hours, 8 to 4:3o;
no SUNDAYS. Price. $500. OWNER.
ss.e56mfwo-yr.-old sai Slif; det. JIM if bun
galoW. very desirable rental area,
turn on equity Of $3.50, besides
Pssyl5s Ps G. s NJ Dt1eSs1Raso 3Sassos sifl ST. 4sYs sYsE
DRUGSTORE - Suburban, mostly
colored trade. Big DEVELOPMENT now
being BUILT OPP. store; SIS. 900 With
eRs;ha ensrhalf cash. o.1d MILTON GOLD
PARTNER wanted for speciality mail
order item. Moderate investment re-
GsocfRY fu6NsHi Y0t STORE. eeal coiiege PARK
owner leaving town. must sell. 5000
weekly business. can be tripled with
smart management. Stock and
equipment worth more than S3, 900
asking price. ARTHUR CARR
LARGE oRGANfzxTfioN. operating
chain dry cleaning stores will set
you up in business. You can operate
l or several branch stores on
percentage arrangement. The stores
offered are doing q fine business.
Interested party must be responsible
line not necessary. A chance of a
lifetime. State your background, ex-
perience, age. education. etc. Box
2o0-V Star Ia
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Continued on Next psgs.)
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ARL.-e rooms, 2 baths, oil. heat,
large ify. rm., screened porch, ga
rage. Blk. bus. stores. 1mmed. poss.
SI35. -CH. 016S.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
SILVER SPRING AREA

SILVER SPRING AREA
Exceptional Values
RAMBLER, S13,60O
2 bedrms.. large tv. I'm. Assume large
40 loan.
BRICK BUNGALOW, S15.eOO
2 bedrms., din. rm., liv. rm.. side
porch. equipped kit; excellent loca-
ton.
COLONIAL. S1S,50O
Powder rm. on first floor, large iiv.
rm. with fireplace, side porch. large
lot; easy financing. low down pay.
ment.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER. S2l, 500
3 bedrms, garage. large liv. rm.:
fne location and convenient to
everything.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

$595 DOWN
800 BLOCK 3rd ST. s.W.
6-rm. row brick home; bath. coal
h.-w h.; conv. to schools. stores,
etc. SURETY REALTY CO.. AID.
O531 till 9.
The echo., 1951-05-15
BAY SPRINGS

Dear Editor:
This comes to let the many readers
of the Echo know that Lodge No
146 has lost one of its faithful men,
bers in the person of Mr.. Rosah
Young. He departed this life May
g. 1851. He leaves to mourn his
passing a wife, 2 sisters, 1 brother
and host of relatives and friends.
The echo., 1951-05-15
Buccaiunna News

Lodge No. 494 held its regular
meeting Tuesday night with good
attendance. They have a very ex-
citing program scheduled for May
10Th. Everyone is invited. The
program starts promptly at 800 o.
clock. Don't be late, you may miss
seat
The echo., 1951-05-15
a SORTING AREA o"''"o
3 WAsnAs CENTER D . STORAGE AREA
E IRONING CENTER
ISiHditI BY snginterI Of Hofb0inf. fHe.

to hmoden "pt
Her n o.
md
its
keeping stemn nd o
The echo., 1951-05-15
Important To Presidents

The Office of the H. B. A. is re-
questing all Presidents to please fill
out the bottom of the report blank
as has been requested throughout
the years.
Secretary.
The echo., 1951-05-15

The Lodge has three members on
the sick list. We are happy to know
that they are doing fine.
Mr.. M. j Warren, President.
Mrs. Armetta w Everette, Rep.
The echo., 1951-05-15

Mrs. Nola Crosby and grand-dau
ghter of Cecil, Georgia, spent week
with her ter-in-laW and Niece,
Mrs. Mary Crosby and Mrs. Leila
Mae Warren.
The echo., 1951-05-15

This planned laundry occupies wall space Sc
84", including sorting and folding areas. 1t
can be installed with ABC, peninsula divid-
ing kitchen or in any corner Of basement
or utility room.
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BY ROC PHILLIPS

He lay quietly, exploring himself
in search of injury. When he fin
ally moved a little. tentatively,
he decided he hadn't been hurt
probably just knocked out by the
explosion or by hitting table.
He went over to the shambles
that had been the booth. There
was little left. At his back he
heard the screams of the injured.
The police joined him quickly.
Look" Craig said urgently TO
the officer in charge, showing him
his badge of authority in his bill
fold. Keep everyone away from
this spot where the explosion oc-
CURED. and get me back to town
as quickly as possible. I've got to
report to Vargian headquarters at
once"
The badge brought immediate
action.
JUST before they entered the
- city limits he managed to get
through to Vargian headquarters
and tell them briefly the outcome
of their attempt.
FIFTEEN minutes later he was at
the foot of the table around which
the Vargians sat, gravely listen
ing and questioning him.
"You say the tracer bomb just
stayed there?" one of them asked.
That's correct" Craig said.
There can be only one explain
ation," another said slowly. 1T
also accounts for our not being
able to locate Nelva during all
the time we've searched for her.
She's discovered some field of
reality we haven't as yet reached
with our own devices"
Suddenly every voice in the
room stilled. A panel on the wall
had come to life. On it was the face
that looked down on the people
all over the city from the hum
dreds of monitored spyScreens,
the face of Vargia, the Queen.
Only in this screen it was not
still, but alive.
AS one man everyone present
in the room stood and bowed, re-
naming that way. Vargia looked
out at them over the two way
television, her face mixture of
temperaments, as her nature had
always been since birth.
so you ALMOST caught her."
her voice said quietly. She noted
with apparent satisfaction the
trembling of shoulders of these
leaders. and of Craig. Craig. she
knew as a Vargian noble who. be-
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TIME TRAP
AP Ns~sfeofUres

cause he was second born, had
been denied the extra temporal
eye so that he. like her sisters.
could never assume the leader
ship of his line
1--WE been listening to your di--
cussions," Vargia went on finally.
why didn't you try to kin Nelva
before she had a chance to steal
those two from 1850 away from
you? The best she could have
hoped for then would have been
eScape-to try again to reach her
object of affection. Now there's
nothing-except perhaps a faint
time track into realm of physics
we know nothing about"
''But We'll have other chances"
raig said eagerly With him she
has what she needs to carry out
her plans. We can get her when
she appears"
Nonsense" Vargia said. Her
plans don't depend on a stupid
savage from half a century ago.
It's obvious to me that she's fallen
in love with him. He was the best
bait you'll ever have to catch her
and she got away with him.
BAIL"
81 have incurred your displeas-
ure," Craig said woodenly.
"You have" Vargia said coldly.
The Vargians in the room raised
their eyes expectantly. and
watched in fascination as they
saw Craig draw out his ray tube
and change the adjustment to
"lethal."
His face was pale as he raised
the tube to his forehead. His finger
whitened on the fire stuI:.
But suddenly one of the VAR
gians jumped toward him ex-.
citedly. At the same instant
Craig's ray tube flew from his
grasp, it flew through the air to
the Vargian, and Ray Bradley
materialized beside Craig, reach
ing toward him. to grasp his arm
and draw him across into the
t-time stream.
The Vargian fumbled hastily to
reset the ray intensity to half
strength, then turned it on Ray,
freezing his muscles.
Ray tried to take his finger
from the switch in his pocket so
he could vanish. He couldn't.
Sweat stood out on his forehead
from the effort.
The Vargian. his eyes flashing
with excitement, held the par
alysis ray on him steadily.
Ito be continued
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Chapter 80

Chapter 80
4 FTER ne departed Craig
\ watched Ray and Joe covert
ly He followed their gaze when
they spied the two girls. and rec
ognized them instantly as Nelva
and Nancy.
AS Ray and Joe rose from their
stools at the bar and crossed the
fo)r leisurely, Craig debated
whether to turn the battery of
paralysis ray pistols of his group
on the two girls at once or wait.
He decided to wait until Nelva
and Nancy were off guard during
the first moments of meeting Ray
and Joe.
At the moment Nelva put her
hand on Rays arm Craig decided
it was time to act.
Now" he muttered. AS one,
he and his three companions rose,
drawing out their paralysis pis-
tolls. and pointed them at the
four in the booth twenty feet away
AS Craig pressed the stud of his
pistol he saw the four figures be-
come shadowy and vanish.
Instantly he was across the
room, taking a small, compact OBJ
iect from his pocket as he ran to
the now empty booth. When he
reached it he laid the object on
one of the seats where the four
had been sitting and pulled a pin.
The object was deceptive look
ing. 1t was a small bomb, able to
follow an induced time stream
and explode when it met solidity.
1t was his ace in the hole, guar
l..teed to follow Nelva to what
ever time she went and destroy
her. He waited for it to vanish on
its pursuit. Instead, it remained
there.
Craig leaped back in alarm, re-
alizing that at the end of ten sec
onds its fuse would become acti-
waited in preparation detonation,
and if it were not gone in time it
would blow up right there.
His thoughts were struggling
with the problem even as he tried
to escape the blast. Why hadn't
the bomb followed the four? How
had they all vanished without
benefit of time travel equipment?
The blast caught him and flung
him backward into people seated
at tables. He lost consciousness.
Whe he came to. the sound of
sirens dying down outside was the
first thing he became aware of.
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Evening star., 1951-10-22
Appeals Court Upheld
By Supreme Tribunal
In Bondman S Case
Carter Deserved Hearing
On Renewal of License,
Highest Bench Decides

The Supreme Court today left
standing United States Court of
Appeals ruling last July that Dis
trict Court judges cannot deny a
professional bondsman's applica-
ton for a license renewal without
giving him a hearing.
The high courts refusal to re-
view the case amounts to victory
for the Court of Appeals in a
long standing jurisdictional dis
Ipute relating to licensing of pro-
fessional bondsmen.
John w. Carter, whose original
application was granted by Dis
trict Court in February of 1947
and withdrawn a few weeks later,
applied for renewal of his license
early this week. District Court
judges refused to renew it on the
grounds that "he lacked the quail
fications for a bondsman."
Arrests Discovered.
The Court of Appeals then ruled
that the District Court should
have told Carter what qualifica-
|tions he lacked and should have
given. him a hearing. In their
appeal to the Supreme Court, Dis
|trict Court judges contended that
the Appeals Court had no right to
intervene in what the lower court
regarded as administrative rulings
reserved to District Court.
The Carter case goes back to
|1947. In applying for bonds
mans license that year, Carter
STATED he never had been charged
or convicted of any offense involv-
ing moral turpitude. District
Court judges discovered later he
had been arrested twice in 1928
lon gambling charges and once in
1885 on a charge of receiving
stolen property. There were no
Iconvictions.
The Supreme Court at first had
refused to hear the case, which
became a hot potato passing back
and forth between the courts.
Second Motion Granted.
Then the District judges asked
the Court of Appeals to allow
them to intervene as a body in a
rehearing, and for the appeals
court to sit en- banc-with a ma
jority of it's members present.
The first such motion was
denied, but the second was
Igranted.
The appellate bench decided, 4
to 3, to stick by its earlier de-
|cision which upheld the deposed
lbondsman's right to a hearing.