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Evening star., 1951-03-26
HELP WOMEN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
day 35.hr. wk.; S55. RE. S1tSe or
sEMcGR;EffaafFS9i-srENocEArHER-. MG; fafSi -ss sap.-
rienced, for permanent position, g.
day. 40-hr. week Pleasant work.
purchases. INSURANCE and hospi-
tsas'op Hpns Peoples Pan paGa sroRss Rec
sEGRRETAsH sEEGGRR1ESTEARs1H' S@sf sTsNoGRhraERAEs- III
tablished sales engineering arm de-
sires responsible ambitious young
lady for permanent. interesting
position; pleasant environment: 35-
sEeRETARYssrEsNoGkAipHsEHkS.c ASSss sSt sHSoc col.
lege degree preferred; excel. working
sond., 5-day wk. Apply in person.
gS aa1'y lsIf ss Ss naIt
time; excel. opportunity for woman
with some. spare time to assist exec
at svs cona St ss sours w0msos so. oFsaR1sssSn
SECRETARY sTENoGRAPHER, in
teresting and varied work with Red
Cross blood program; liberal en-
ploye benefits; 5-day week. Apply
9 MRS. WEBB: l73o 2 st, NV: -27
gle, Tor trade association. permanent;
once duties; starting salary, SO. 900
S3.120. Phone DI. 3522. 80
SHIRT OPERATORS, MUST BE Ex-
PERIENCED ON 2-GIRL UNIT; TOP
SALARY FOR RIGHT PERSONS.
APPLY LUNA CLEANERS. 1905
14TH ST. NV. 2ss
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HELP WOMEN
INTERVIEWER

And credit girl. for ne. location.
Loan or finance experience desired
Initiative and ability q must. If you
can Ill these qualifications we will
pay for your experience. Our en-
ployees know Of this ad. Apply in
confidence. Send short resume ia
Box 111-V. Star.
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CLERK

Opportunity for interesting clerica
work in service dept. OF large loca
company. Starting salary. $40 q wk
5la days. Pleasant telephone voice
and some knowledge of tipping. Ap'
ply between S and IL am. MAN
HAITIAN CO. LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING. 1928 Florida ave. NV
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Assistant Bookkeeper

ASSISCdIIC bOOKKeeper
sistant bookkeeper who has ability
TO type and do all-around once
work. Automobile experience prefd.
but not essential. See Mrs. Nc
Denald At ADDISON CHEVROLET
SALES. 1908 14th st. NV. -27
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HELP WOMEN tcent.)

BOOKKEEPING ASST. and cashier
for main ONCE Of lge.. chain opera
tion: paid vacation and ernploye dis
count Apply MI. Marshall. ARIsTS
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MEN-COLORED
HELP WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT. Junior. for public ac-
counting once, no exper. necessary.
no tipping. State age, education,
sxper. and salary desired. Box ST,
Star -27
ADDREsSoGRAPH OPERATOR, un-
DOR 30: splendid working cond., no
sat. Bet. Ar.-3 pm, RIM. 800,
Si3 18th st. NV. --c7
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER, age 30
%; good salary. employees benefits,
Zee MR.. VALDES. 1910 q st. NV.
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PIX. OPERATOR
EXP. permanent position, to work in
executive e.,9 9fees ss..tIaa. 1924 gDshuF s s.
group insurance and purchase dis
counts. Call Miss Shortell, RA.
1000. HOT sHoPPEs, INC. 90
PIX OPERATORS
For work in large apartment build
cASarrz.A ass AP4ly P4o4 x psfsOnRel st 0'T. ONCE
PhIs9NNE,. ias..,;s, "a, ASST, i some 1yplns; n:
EMPL. AGc1.. 9l1 King ST.. Alex Alex.
REecEpT1oN1sr and switchboard m op-
eieao5 eefieeso5 Arlington; 5-day wk JA
REcEPTIoNIsT for physicians Once
not nee. Phone JE. $1,000 for
RECEPTioNIsT-TYPIsT 5h-day
sti.v SEi; prs ONCE; salary open. Box
saiEs aIiy' CHI istr for work in retail MGs Sss-
Hills. Silver Spring. Nd; pref. one
who lives in the vicinity Of bakery;
closed Mondays. Apply at BAKERY.
sALEsGIRL-MGR.. exper. for ex-
elusive sports wear shop, Conn. ave,
Excel salary and opportunity for
right person. OR. 2640. -2S
SALESLADIES. experienced juvenile
furniture and toys; excellent salary
and commission. Apply ESTHER
SHOP. 1925 F st. NV. IS
SALESLADIES, ready to wear and
accessories, for fine ladies Speciality
store: experience preferred: perma-
nent position with opportunity for
advancement. Apply THE ESSTE
NV. -9S
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HELP WoMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

position typing CORE.
spondence and performing genera
ONCE work in executive once o;
National News MAGAZINE. This 1.
an excel. position for you II yot
working conds. and congenial as
sociates. Enjoy liberal emplcyt
dement's and work in an air-cond
eflce; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Call Mon.
Fri. S:30-5, DI. 1900, Ext. 261.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

ASSISTANT CASHIER
Resident, vicinity Mt. Rainier. oppor.
tunity In fast-growing finance com.
preferred: salary from S17b. Apply
Ia person, CALVERT CREDIT
CORP. 3245 r. I. ave. ne.
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CLERK-TYPIST ..
To handle membership records in
bookkeeping department; must be
accurate and interested in figures
Apply 1928 18th ST. NV -27
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LEDGER CLERK

The Star has an opening for q high
school graduate between 21 and %
years Of age to work as q ledger ant
accounting clerk; for accounts re-
ceivable. routine and control. Knowl.
edge of bookkeeping and typing II
required. 40-hour. 5-day week
s:30-5:30. Mon through Fri. Apply
Personnel. Room 500. Open week
days. S:30-5; Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 Penna. Ave. NV.
MEDICAL TECHNTCIAN and once
assistant: white; 5k days, $50 tc
OPERATOR, youn,
woman, experienced, for work witt
q scientific research organization
5-day week. excellent working con.
ditions. good opportunity for ad.
vancement, Call Elk. S100. Br. 80
NURSE, white. for nursing home.
Must live In. Phone sH. 6O4O.
white. age % to 40, under.
graduate, to live in. CO. 4754. -27
NURSES, colored. for OBJ. cases
Register. now. DU. 1862. MUS
have ref. exp. 2S'
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SECRETARY RECEPTIoNIsT, part
time. physicians ofice, medical
center. Call after l pm. MA. 00s6.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., physi-
clans ofice, Medical Center; state
qualifications and salary expected.
Write TO M. D., P. q. Boz 1740. -26
Evening star., 1951-03-26
TYPISTS
APPLY PERSONNEL OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES, INC.

MI Cl1o1 CO, I'M.
1724 H ST. NV.
WAITRESS-White. exper. Apply in
person, CHANCELLOR RESTAU-
RANT, 2I4 Mass. ave. ne. 20
WAlTRESS-Experienced; day work.
M-K's RESTAURANT. 1928 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. -27
experienced. Apply in
person, 1924 M st. NV. -"s
WAITRESS, white, exp. night work.
Apply after 1:30 am, CAPTAIN
GUYS; 1912 New York ave. NV. :
MATTRESSES. white. Estab. business
under new MANAGEMENT. Apply
Monday. 1901 FidIers la, Silver
ssprInEs; Md. 81. s644. H., A.
MATTRESSES (2), white. exp. Apply
in person. GONDOLIER REsTAU-
RANT. 1900 Columbia pike. Arlins-
ton. Va. or call IA. 2-9S62. 81
MATTRESSES. white. no Sundays;
good positions for neat and depend
TsHAssNls. rsls s,Tls. sPgE.1Ip sApgly .Mr e pm p5as
Seth st. NV. 81
MATTRESSES. over 81: Sundays of
IRv1N's RESTAURANT. I'll 18th
wAITREssEs. va TrRiME;Es white; full or rIs BAR.
time; must be neat, Av1GNoNE
FRERES: 1777 Columbia I'd. NV,
co. O333. -2S
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SECRETARY

Established law firm, 20-35
years OF age; S240 mo. to
start. RE. 2579.
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CASHIER

MGR. operator and general ONCE
work; excel. working cond.. with
good pay; exper. not necessary. Ap-
SToREs, INC. 1855 F ST. st. NV wv
Evening star., 1951-02-17
BY D. M. Derwin

Nothing adds SO much to a room
as the warm, rich glow of a we'll
cared-for floor.
In building or buying new
home, floors and their eventual
finished beauty are always given
considerable thought. However,
there are times when one buys
an old house to remodel or to re-
decorate when the floors are In
sad condition and re-fiooring,
though expensive, seems neces-
Sary.
Now, with the aid Of new elec-
trical floor machine on the mar
ket, floors can be made beautiful
almost as easily as a rug can be
vacuumed. This new electrical
floor. appliance will scrub floors
every crack and crevice-in quick
time. It will wax floors to q
hard, mirror like finish-in min
uteS.
Loosens Imbedded Dirt.
With its steel wool pads, it will
dry-clean floors quickly, loosening
all imbedded dirt and CRIME. Most
stains and sticky food spots can
be cleaned In a jiffy.
1t will do professional sanding
job, barring the natural wood grain
beauty of old floors. or worn floors.
It removes layers Of unsightly
paint, varnish and shellac. and
reflnishes the floor. It does these
jobs with an assortment Of attach
ments, easily snapped on or of.
! Some of the advantages of this
Evening star., 1951-02-17

most of them less than 20 acres
and the majority less than five
acres.
Words Of Caution.
But Mr.. Van Schreeven has a
couple of words of caution.
First of all, don't write the
State Library asking for a list of
available land grants. The answer
will be a form letter outlining land
grant procedures which adds up to
find it yourself"
Second. land grant title, even
signed by the Governor and bear
ing the great seal of the Com
monwealth-at a 50 fee-is not
necessarily the last word. Title
insurance companies steer clear
OF these lands because there al
ways is the chance somebody will
claim prior rights.
Why all the haste, you, ask?
That's simple.
In the first place. a special COM
mittee of the Virginia Advisory
Legislative Council is studying the
old statute with an eye to revising
the procedure-and probably up
ping the price.
Secondly, there's the case Of the
sawmill operator who was granted
title to 1917 acres In Louisa County
last year after paying the Com
monwealth's price, plus around
$3.50 In fees and surveying costs.
He had title to the land, certified
by county surveyors and locators,
checked by the State Librarian
and Attorney General, and signed
by the Governor.
But. while he was waiting the
required six to nine months for
prior claimants to come forward,
somebody else walked In and cut
of his timber.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
81 Million Apartment
Included in Week S
Building Permits

Building permits were issued
during the last week for a num-
ber of large projects. most Of
which were previously announced.
Largest was for 81 million for
an eight-story apartment build
ing at 1900 Rhode Island avenue
NE.
Among the permits were:
WAYNE street. Arlington; The F&W Con-
strssf straston S: Co. bsildsr 5oi North wyns
Fourteenth street NV; to erect one s.
story brick. er-block. concrete apart
ment and stores t413 units). 1900 Rhode
i'sa Courts 1ss sss' sansn ss mG sad
builder, 1923 Z street NV; schrter,
Worland 4 Patterson. architects, 1920
spartments i91 units. 27oa-is-I5-17.ai-
25-27 Birney place Sc. to cost $31S. 500.
:, Capitol Court Corp. owner and or A. B.
NV; to erect one s-story limestone ma. ma.
sfreet e 9ss snss enans s15
Seventh Street wv prescott GSasa Constr g.. s
Posr sas sons arcssss ssss N.Y. zs Mssapo apsE
brick and cinder-block stone bank build
To tns cost ss sna Sod 4 Seventeenth street NV;
,.ss .nsssrthampton z a.p.s1 psyologmsns &C.: owner.
I. Kessler, architect: to erect three M
ssa5g ssSg sFs1 ans ,.s And dfEsns
Builders ksseeiation: me n @ owner And
builder. Victor Bldg; Earl Won Reichen.
sash o. tarcaltsst i91s G9od Hope road
cinder-block dwellings. e11 to s37 Nichol-
son 1ys street NE: to cost $50. 900.
tt,en, owner and builder. 1900 Street
MW street c0rnipg i Meoss % l7ss
Ss Sec snd rses SzN hroush shhToush
Thfd iis Gham st4eet Raes e sE sost sns ooo
arehiteet i4ae sm Webster street NE aae to
sUs srsst six L &Ssstory e brick and frame dwellings.
2s32.34sS8s-d0o42 q sss AZ Thrtieth street Me-
": {. y <. II. Miller DEVELOPMENT Co..
owner and builder. 1880 Massachusetts
ING. 514e Tiden 8. Nv as1ff e cost sas. 5000 .oo6
Northampton Development Co. owner
bslls.ra bshs 1918 NV sMEo"Hkssslsr Rssss L. ksss cs
ssk sssS sSd sSsssss ~. sss az ..s
The Gables ccnstrSction' ion CO. '; owner ssSa and
builder. 1866 Hillside I'd. SE.; Frank
Martinelli architect. 1164 10th 81. NV;
block dwellings, 2301-3-5-7-9 18th st. Sc,
to cost $4,000.
M. B. swanson, owner and builder. 3235
sTisk and sinder-bioee dweilinss.o sif o eszse47
s1ss coln@sis Hsishs 0sns Station; Sa,lass sss
not selected; 8. Applehy. architect. 1920
Ontario a I'd: NV; to erect one l-story
). Builders. Association. inc. owner and
builder. Victor Bldg: Earl Won Reichen-
TO erect two 2-story brick and cinder-
block dwellings. 641-43 Nicholson st. NE.
to cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
You Can GET Land
Al 75c an Acre, but
You Have 10 Find Il
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Feb. 16.-Run-
do not walk-to the nearest piece
of land you know isn't owned by
anybody If you'd like to purchase
1t for rs cents an acre.
That's the correct price-75
cents an acre-for a land grant
from the Commonwealth Of Vir-
ginia.
There are few strings at
Observation-Disclosures as there
were 800 years or more ago when
the English Kings were parceling
out the colony's forests in 100. .000-
acre lots.
The parcels also are smaller
these days. says William j. Van
Schreeven, State archivist, who
keeps the old records at the State
library.
The whole process is a legisla-
tive hangover from the days when
the royal governor granted land
in the name Of the king.
Land Grant Virtually Same.
The State land grant law Is
virtually the same, and the pro-
cedure was laid down in substance
around 1705, when the number of
grants to individuals instead of
companies required some sort of
uniformity.
George Mason. framer of the
Virginia Bill of Rights, and
Thomas Jefferson wrote the origi-
nal law, but there are few bar
gains now such as the 157 acres,
including the Natural Bridge,
which Jefferson picked up in 1774
for 100 shillings in good, lawful
money"
It takes a lot of digging today
into local records to find a piece
of waste and unappropriated
land" Folks generally just STUN
bic on plots which are not listed
on tax rolls and whose ownership
has long since been lost in the
early maze of oak tree-to-fence
post surveying.
Only 10 grants have been issued
since the State Library took over
the land records in July, 1948,
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manently finished with strong

manently finished with strong
welded joints that won't require
yearly repairing or repainting.
The manufacturer claims 1t will
not break. split, splinter or rot.
Two models are available, one
1R feet by 8 feet, the other 2
feet by 8 feet. Holes are drilled
In the trellis to permit fastening
1t to fence or porch.
For further information. write
to Mr.. Derwin, Room 724, Star
Building, including self addressed
stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
| Real Estate Brokers
To Meet Here in Fall

The National Association of Real
Estate Brokers, the organization
Of Negro real estate dealers, will
hold its convention in Washington
next September, q conference of
the group in Cincinnati decided
this week. Exact dates have not
Evening star., 1951-02-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1851

as yet been set. An attendance
Of about 200 Is expected.
Attending the conference from
Washington were Waddell r.
Thomas, president Of the local
group; Joseph H. Greene, conven-
ton plans chairman, and Arnett
G. Lindsay, executive secretary.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
New Machine Brings Beauty
To Floors of Old Houses

electrical floor machine. noticeable
to this writer. over competitive
machines is the way it "sits''
naturally on the floor in operation.
1t is quiet and vibration-free. It
doesn't work sideways but. seems
to glide, due to its counter-revolv-
ing brushes.
Finger-tip control is assured be-
cause this machine is designed
with proper distribution of weight
centered over the brushes for per-
feet balance. The fiat disc-type
brushes. giving q full 12-inch
swathe. enable every inch Of work
surface to come In contact with
the floor.
The bristles are extra long and,
according to the manufacturer,
are wearable to the wood. The
machine can be used to beautify
and preserve any kind Of floor
wood, asphalt tile. linoleum. rub
ber and terrazzo.
Other features are buffers which
are complete units Of genuine
lambs-wool; all-metal styling with
no paint or plastics to chip; q
full A-h.p. AC-DC motor and 80
feet Of heavy-duty, ruber covered
electric cord.
Evening star., 1951-02-17
Steel Garden TreIlis.

A new type steel trellis, suitable
for climbing or rambling roses,
described as rust proof and per-
manent by its manufacturer, is a
big aid In the garden. This new
trellis Is weather-resistant, per-
Evening star., 1951-10-31
Take Ny Word for 1t BY F'o"t Colby

Strike me dead with the Union
Jack, and bury me deep in Picca-
dilly Square!
There's no such title as "the King
of England!
A letter from D. H. F. of Sacra-
mento, takes me severely to task
for insulting the Scots, the Welsh,
the Canadians, ETC., by the use Of
the aforementioned phrase.
Now, believe me, D. H. F., I
meant no insult, and the provincial
Journalistic epithet for the British
monarch mwittingly slipped out.
The King is properly addressed
officially as: "His most excellent
majesty George VI (Albert F'reder-
lex Arthur George of Windsor, by
the grace of God, of Great Britain,
Ireland, and of the British Domin-
ions beyond the seas, King, Defend
er Of the Faith, Sovereign of the
British Orders -. and here fol-
low all titles and decorations spe-
cially bestowed by Britain, Canada
New Zealand and Australia"
Q'm twisting the lions tail q
little; quite proper designations are:
King of Great Britain, the British
King, or King George VII
Mrs. r. G. w. of Wichita asks
whether we should speak of Thomas
Jefferson's house, Monticello, a:
MON-ti-sell-oh, or MON-ti-chell-oh
Monticello Is italian for little
Evening star., 1951-10-31

mount" The italian pronunciation
is: MAWN-tee-C -CHELL-oh.
Thomas Jefferson, author of the
Declaration of Independence and
third President of the United
States, was the sole architect of the
famous residence which he desired
ito be "a thing of symmetry and
taste" He gave it the name Mon
Iticello because it sits upon a noun
taintop in the Blue Ridge.
Apparently there is no record as
to which pronunciation Jefferson
preferred, and today the prevailing
pronunciation is MON-ti-SELL-
oh, with MON-ti-CHELL-oh a close
runnerup.
From L. w, Y, Syracuse: No! I'll
not pronounce epitome as "ee-PIT-
oh-me" instead of the natural EP-
i-tomei
A. As I have observed time and
again, English is like that. AS to
your own pronunciations, say them
any way you wish, sir, and be proud
of our American right to free
speech.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
3 Get Permanent
Posts on Staff Of
Chest Federation

Three new permanent staff ap-
pointments for the Community
Chest Federation have been an
nounced by Edward j. Keyes, ex-
ecutive director.
Richard w. Palmatier has been
named manager of the Business
Employees Unit I, effective April l.;
Miss Rena Brown has been ap-
pointed manager of the Special
Solicitation Unit, effective March
s, and Mrs, Florence Arnheim will
become assistant to Mr.. Palma
tier, and will manage Business
Employees Unit II during the au-
tumn campaign.
Mr.. Keyes said the administra-
tion changes would accomplish
economies in year round ad-
miniStration.
Mr.. Palmatier succeeds George
H. Pennell, jr., who resigned. A
native of Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mr.. Palmatier has been execu-
tive director of the Arlington
Community Chest and Council
Evening star., 1951-02-11
Enrolment Of Boy Scouts
In Area Climbs 10 1851

District area Boy Scout enroll
ment reached a peak of 1851 on
December 31-an increase of 2,301
over the 1949 enrollment-officials
of the organization announced
yesterday.
DR.. Leonard Elstad, Scout COM
missioner for the National Capital
Area Council, said the II per cent
increase here is a larger one than
the combined increase in Balti-
more, Philadelphia and Pitts
burgh.
DR.. Arthur A. Schuck, chief
Scout executive, announced a gain
of 215,707 members across the Ma
ton in 1850. AS of December 81;
he said, there were more than 81
million boys and adult leaders en-
rolled.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

since February, 1949. He lives at
4654-B, South Thirty sixth street,
darlington.
Miss Brown. currently Teen
Age Program Director at the
YWCA, Seventeenth and X streets
NV, has been in YWCA and
USO work since completing grad
uate work at the University Of
Texas and Catholic University.
She was with the YWCA Pent-
house USO here from 1914 to 1916.
then joined the staff of the YWCA
in Spokane, Wash. She returned
Evening star., 1951-02-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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give thanks for their lucky discovery Of
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blood thus reaching the lungs and bronchial
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ated and better sleep thus promoted. Get
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else viii do and take this opportunity to join
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their lucky discovery Of MENDACO.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
DR.. Atkinson to Speak

DR.. James D. Atkinson CO. chair
man of the Department of Politi-
cal Science. Georgetown Univer-
sity Graduate School, will be guest
lecturer Tuesday at the Armed
Forces Information School at Car
Isle Barracks, Pa, it has been an
nounced.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
When the Horn Blows

Councilmen of Huddersf1eld,
England, often have been trap
ped in the Town Hall elevator.
Now a railway switchman's horn
hangs on the elevator wall. Trap
ped councilmen blow two blasts
on the horn and the Town Halls
rescue team goes into action.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

to the District and her present
post in 1947.
Mrs. Arnheim, new secretary to
Mr.. Keyes, won The Evening
Star Trophy in 1914 for organ
izing the Arlington Young Mems
Christian Association, and other
civic endeavors.
A director of the Arlington
Community Chest and the Arling-
ton YMCA, she also has served as
recording secretary of the Inter-
federation Conference of the Ma
tional Capital Area.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

vealing testimony on California
criminal activities.
Mr.. Rice has been connected
with the committee since its for
nation in May, 1850, as an as
sistant counsel. He recently re-
turned to Washington after super
vising the investigations and con-
Quoting the questioning of wit
nesses in New Orleans and Tampa,
Fla. Before that, he worked on the
committees hearings in Philadel-
phia, Miami and Washington.
Senator Kefaver said Mr.. Rice
will conduct several hearings be-
fore leaving for the West Coast.
MI. Rice, who is associated with
his father, Fred j. Rice, in private
law practice, is a native of Wash
ington and a graduate of Colum-
bus University, where he received
his LIB and LIN degrees. Be
fore entering private practice in
1945, he served for 10 years as an
FBI special agent.
Evening star., 1951-02-11

the . e n a I e
Crime Investi-
eating Commit
tee, Chairman
Kefauver an
nounced a S t
night.
In his new
role, Mr.. Rice
will supervise
the completion
of the commit
tees West Coast
i n v e S t igation
which is ex-
pected to pro-
duce some re-
Evening star., 1951-02-11
.Downey Rice Given
Crime Counsel Role

Downey Rice, Washington law
yer who helped spark the anti
gambling crusade here, has been
promoted to associate counsel of
Evening star., 1951-02-11

Having received its charter in
1886, Albany is the oldest char
tered city in the United States,
Evening star., 1951-02-11

* -
Honduras is building dirt and
gravel roads in a public works
plan to boost employment.
Evening star., 1951-07-29
Civic League Golfers
Paired for Tourney

The Pro-Civic League golf tour
nament at the Hillendale Club in
Baltimore tomorrow will draw 16
Washington Civic League men,
oers but only three District pros
according to pairings and starting
times released by Gene Hardy
secretary.
Pairings Of the foursomes in
which District players are in.
cluded:
bell Washington.
l112-Lawrence Wisner. Edeewood
Meisner Washington; Marcy, Washing
ll1S-BtH crabbe D. Rector. Wash
al Houghton. Prince Georges.
;30-,Bobby Grove. Catoctin; Roth
seb. Washington.
ll;36-Ed Jones, Gibson Island; Bailey
Washington.
Il :4@-Frank Tenney, Chester River,
kolllo. Washington; Livermore. Washing
ton.
11:4s-Mel shorey. Indian Spring;
King, WASHINGTON; Riker, Washington.
u :54-Irvin Schloss. Mt. Pleasant;
Mills, Washington,
IL .Noon--Jimmy Duke, Bonnie View:
Fox, Washington.
l2:12 -, Hugh Mcclellan, Aberdeen:
Clark. Washington.
l2:1S-John Flattery Green Spring
Marigio, Washington; Dunlap, InyeSti-
gators.
l2:24-Jack Seymour, Bonnie View
Scherl WaShington.