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Evening star., 1951-09-24

CLEVELAND PARK-S22,5 500. on
Reno I'd. The socially correct town
house address for white house
with green shutters, semidetached
town house. 4 bedrooms and bath
upstairs; full basement and VI bath;
screened porch; full-size living and
dining room, flagstone terrace. A
sacrifice at this price. BILLINGSLEY
& KoZENDORFER. OR. 1926 til
|CREsTWooD sEcTIoN-For an ap,
proved purchaser. One of the fint
homes in this desirable area. Co.
lonial white brick, 4 yrs. old, recep-
powder room, screened porch. full
basement with recreation room. fire.
place. rear flagstone terrace. maid s
room and bath. laundry room and
utility room, 2-car attached garage
n1 69 ins9sst ns9sS Gfh esll r Mt White Seyss
MORTON Realtor, DI. 6092.
FoXHALL VILLAGE-6-room brick
and ,stucco English-type row house,
tastily decorated; large yard; gas
heat; $1S,950; no brokers. WO. 1906
NEAR MASS. AVE. AND 18th ST
N.W.-Large dwelling, newly re-
modelled and decorated: IA rms.
baths; all large rms; ideal for use
as chancery, national headquarters
Snon-profitl, doctors home and Of
Ford with 1oS6 JAMES L; DIXON 4
PETWoRTH-Smau down payment.
balance on easy terms. Semidetached
brick, 3 bedrooms and . baths on
2nd n; 1st-fl. den, finished recrea-
tion room; garage; deep well-land-
scaped lot; must be sold; owner has
nNFRhASnn homo
LEY & KozENDORFER. OR. 1926
sci oIrAcKENBos ST. Nw.-six
rms. 2 baths, built-in garage, recr
rm., 2. flreplaces. S24, $50. For in
formation, call Mr.. WARD. UN
4as DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-LoVely
brick home consisting of liv. room
din. room, kit. 3 bedrooms. bath, J
porches. bsnt. and built-in garage;
Just papered and painted inside. and
out; very low terms; very low down
vacant, JUSTINE REALTY CO,
209 IIth ST, S.W-Home and in
come. aptS,: each with 3 rms,
rsmds Tsnts dsra x nice G. # adf PRKER zsEd eS9d e9
Ma. 1926. ga
MT. PLEASANT = Brick attached.
owner occupied. spacious foyer, liv.
rm., din. rm., 4 bedrms., heated
sleeping porch. full bsmt., front and
rear entr., maids rm., dble. garage
SPARKS AGENCY
500 r. I. Ave. NE, DU. 1906.
Ewes, NO. S475. IS
KANSAS AVE. AND 4th ST. NV.
detached brick; . COM
plete baths; vacant next week; i'm
mediate possession.
NJ. B. WEAVER
500 BLOCK ALLISON ST.
Row brick, 6 rooms, front and rear
porcheS. Hot-water heat Mrs
ChriStakos, RA. 3129.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346
NEAR 9TH AND DELAFIELD PLACE
Colonial row brick. rms. mirrored
living. rm.. lovely porch, j n baths,
full bSmt, oil heat; excel. cond
Owner has purchased new home.
Price and terms right.
DAVID MUSHINSKY. RA. 6912
Ma. 0223; EYES, ia. 1879
-25
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HoUSES-SALE-S.E, (cort. ,

CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND Z Sc.
yerted into 2 separate apis. Price.
1900. WILLIAMS. Ma. 4933;
ewes. OR. 1884 "a
COLORED--l344 A ST. Sc. You can
buy this desirable row brick home on
terms with reasonable down pay
automatic gas heat. To inspect cali
Ma. S036, ONCE OF A. M. DRAISNER,
l4O4 L st. NV; open sun. IL to
pm. PA
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14O0 BLOCK RHODE IS
LAND AVE. - 11-ROOM
BRICK. FULL BSMT. GAS
HEAT.
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RROoKLAND

BROOKLAND
We can now offer for Oct. occupancy
this very attrae. detach. frame home
In this popular area. Newly dec
and In immaculate cond. This home
at 2003 Kearney st. ne, offers quiet
residential living with shopping
not call Mrs. Point to arrange tc
inspect?
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV, MA. 2345
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COLORED
PROFESSIONAL MEN
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

496 SCNOoL ST. s.W.-5 rms, with
gas and electric; vacant, Only $3.50
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
"WANT SCHOOLS?"

And . lovely new subdivision area
rd.. on Q lot .1O0xl20 with 6 rms; 8
bedrms.; tile bath; att garage
Ready for immediate occupancy and
the price is very reasonable. Cal
NE. 1143 until 8 pm. ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtnr
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HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
Immediate Possession

Situated near 10th and
Sheridan SITS. NV. One of the
most beautiful Towne-style
homes in the city. Three
beautiful bedrooms and 2 baths;
reception hall. living room,
dining room, kitchen, lovely
recreation room with bar:
patio for entertaining. We are
at a loss to attempt to de-
scribe this beautiful new brick
home. To inspect phone Mr..
McCauleY. LA 2-3h41
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WE HAVE

The ultimate for the discriminatins
executive who wishes to combine
convenience. Located in the Crest
wood area at 4524 18th ST. NV. Cat
Buchanan). This lovely stone home
has large liv. rm. with adjoining
sun parlor. din. rm,, kit. with pam
try. center hall with formal stair
baths on the End d. For further
particulars. consult Mr.. Awkward.
with SHANNON & LUCHS COM
PANY. 1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Modern brick
rambler. ready for immediate pos
session session; Ia bsdr%s, and o5.s : baths 6s
:SSl5 :S$sS6So. 500 Sor Inspection 0ssfp ssii F. 4
Nv. EN-. 1890 It'll 8 pm. pa
CHEVY CHASE. near Conn. ave. al
the Circle-1st time offered. Thi:
elegant brick detached home feature.
real architectural character, endur.
ing construction especially planned
for particular people, vet mod.
est In price. For charm, as yor
enter the wide center hall. you have
a view Of the rear garden that Is
spacious and beautiful; the livins
room and dining room are large ane
especially suited for entertaining
There is library, kit. and powder
room that completes the Ist floor;
2nd floor has bedrooms, 2 baths
stairs to- finished 3rd floor witt
lots Of storage space; 2-car garage
priced at only S42. 500. Gail Mr
Macht. sales director, who will ar ar,
range for one of our statesmen K
sheg YOU tie property; LEESTGM EGM 4
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-We have !
number Of residence properties II
this desirable area conveniently 10
Gated and In excellent condition, II
various price ranges and very eooc
terms. For further information, cal
J. NELSON HUGHES. OR. 344o,
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BRAND-NEW
SEMIDET, BRICK HOMES

SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
3 bedrms., din; rm., complets
and garbage disposal. full
bsmt. and other features: only
S115 mo. 5000 blk. 10th st.
ne. CTurn north of Mich. ave.
on 18th ST., just beyond Cath.
U to Emerson St. then left 2
blkS. to 10th st.
THE STEUART BROS, INC
ST. 1896 or DI. S695.
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SILVER SPRING VALUE
BEST & COMPANY
ST. 0nl4. RE. S266. -

Washington Grove-$13,0 900
8 large rms, huge screened porch; "a
acre beautiful lawn and trees. Mod
ern kitchen and heat. Tip-top con-
dition. Call Mr.. Athey, Gathers
burg 4S2-W-1, with HOWARD r.
SCHAFER, Bethesda, Nd.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

rms. Incl. porch, ise. % liv. rm' with f
firepl.i full bsmt., gas heat: shrub
good cond tfs So 900 100 to 90sa $4,000 aess5' CAM
DfREC@ FROM OWNER. 1887 OH.
st ne, bedrm.. semidet. s.. zoo
cash. Bal like rent. Cali Ho. 1858
NEAR S. DAKOTA AVE. and Bla-
denSburg I'd. ne: bungalow. bargain.
bath ist f.. attic Ee' rms HiseI with nS bath afc
fnll n.h iosIt 6smt., gar; lge; level lot with
ing S16 500. HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. Lu. 4-34O0 vi. 1916. 80
26th ST. NE.-Near Bunker Hill I'd,
Custom built. detached brick; 8 bed
rooms. 1l2 baths. recreation room,
reasonably priced, prompt possession
To inspect call Mr.. Lewis GIVE. Wo,
4070l. With VIM. M. THRoCK-
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERsITY-
Vicinity of 18th and Michigan ave. /;
7-room semi-det. brick. auto. heat
to sell Immediately h With 5000 5000
down. Call Mr.. Penan, LA. 6-f;f66
PrcI or Jo; .t 1897 ewes. PECK CO.,
BRENTWooD v1LLAGE-Modern row
brick home in fine condition. 8
lovely rms. tiled bath, 5 bedrooms
auto. heat. Price, SI3.5O0 on terms
Call MI. Cody, LA. 6-6666, PECK
CO., 36lS 10Th st n o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

MT VERNON AREA - 31x4s-ft.,
sooded sot Or!is s. 1amSliI n Sssh
place Kit kit. WITH with eSpiace % 0foSe Breakfast last
area; 3 bedrms.. 12x15, 12xl4 and
12x11; 2 tiled baths: full basmt..
att gar. outside entr.: oil h.-w
Dashboard radiation. Repeat. excel
lent location among expensive
homes. Conv. to Alexandria or Ft.
Belvoir. Priced, S22,95O with S1O,-
500 cash; balance one trust. SOUTH
ERE REALTY. ia 5-6640. Open
-FOUR BEDRMs.. new-house condi-
tion: conv. Pentagon,. Navy Annex
and Airport. Reasonably priced. Call
OW. 1000, day; OF. 1924, ewes, for
appt. ]. MAYNARD MAGRUDER
BY 0WNER-$23,750: custom built,
194S, center-hall brick Colonial with
attached garage. full bSmt., rec. rm..
Ice. liv. rm,. fireplace, separate
din. rm., equip. kit. auto. washer,
IA baths, 3 bedrms.. expandabla to
4; lot contains ! acre surrounded
by woods; pvt. ideal for child;en
pets; located in the Virginia coun-
gon. Call FA. 3si7 for appt. to
INSPECT. No agentsl ~
ELEV. LoC.-Fine ma
pies shading porch; newly remodel
ed 3-bedrm. home with den. new
oil burner and water heater, Vene-
tian blinds; all rooms spacious:
wonderful bargain at SIS. 800: So
500 cash. MISS KING. KE. 3-5164
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WHEATON HILLS
$16,950
3-BEDRM HOMES

New 3-bedrm. brick Colonial nov
being completed. Lge. liv. rm., fam.
ily-sixed din. rm.. de luxe equipped
kit. with breakfast space. Holly
wood tile bath, full. dry hsmt., gai
heat. copper plumbing, lse., level
sodded lot. 2 blks. to school. shop.
chaser may decorate house to suit
Woodside Realty Co.
SH. 6440 Til 9 PM.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG LADY, bet. 1923. to share
house with other girls. OV. 4762.
HOUSE TO SHARE with several con-
genial working girls; conv tranSp.;
Just like home. DE. 6716 or DU.
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4-BEDROOM CAPE COD

Solid brick construction. lge. iv. rm.
with, picture window, hrepl.; nrst
A., bedrm. or den. lge. din. rm.,
full bath, equip. kit. screened
breezeway. gar; End a. has 5 twin
size bedrms., compl. bath. full bsmt.
with outside entr.. corner lot; price
only $2S,500.
Wood d-Conley Co., Realtors
S710 Ga, Ave, 81. b7O0 till 8,
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HILLYER PLACE

Near Dupont Circle; bedrms., 2
baths, sun rm., spacious liv. rm.
and din. rm., newly dec; yr. lease
from Oct. l5 at $3.50 mo. JOHN R.
$500; eyes,, Mr.. Thott, WI. 0020.
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GLEN MAR PARK
BIG BRICK RAMBLER

All large rms, kit. with breakfast
nook, 8 twin-sized bedrms., excel.
closets. full bsmt.. with firepl., lava
tory, auto. gas heat; wooded lot.
PRICE ONLY S19.96
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

room unfurn house: children, IL,
10, z, 3 mos. Phone jackson S-1746.
25'
CANADIAN NAVAL OFFICER, chill
dren require 4-bedroom unfurn.
NV preferred. Willing to pay $500
Fairfax 295-J. 24'
REFINED, respon. adult family desires
unfurn. 3-bedrm. hse., approx. 500
mo. rent. Call IL to 8 pm. GE. 1896.
30%
3 OR BEDRM. HOUSE, furn.. in
NV. area. for diplomat. Call Mr.
RICCARDI. AID. 1885. -25
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S3 500 CASH
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BROoKsIDE MANOR. s13.75o. I'M
maculate 2-bedrm. bunga.; bsnit., ex-
pansion attic, fenced yard; at
tTfNNp1 tTaGS,ys terms; Snis,pyWyAh; VA; 2Q33,, ".
3-BEDRM.. asbestos shingle, excellent
prewar, construction; Quiet neigh
bborn9Sod; b1 10y lovely shaded shaded lot; gas
800. $1,000 down, to reliable p pur-
SRiakosE Paaisfi Af REALTY LIZ co' UA' s4s4'
CARMODY HILLS-Ss.5e0; S2,1Oo
cash; 2,bedrm; homs: cOnv. to An,
GLEN COVE. MD.-SI7.250-A coy.
detached; all-bIiek home; Just of
ave; liv. rm. with open firepl.. din.
bath on 2nd fr.; full bsmt., slate
roof. new gas h.-w. heating plant:
spacious lot, 6Ox135; beautiful
trees; reasonable cash and Low
monthly m 6nc. payments Y, ns .d Should be seen
rwEap ays al2. fSi E2. 1gse !se tn SSo4 5 Cong
COLLEGE PARK ramblers.
bedrms., tiled bath, din. rm., iarg,
hy. rm. with fireplace. moderI
skl6Snep; s1on1 p.it1 tqll bsmt; screens; 2 block y
0463. @2S
4 BEDRMS.. living rm., din, rm,
Kitchen. 2 compl. baths, full base.
ment. Corner lot, completely recon.
ditioned. So, 500 down. balance tx,
rent. 1901 Edmonston rd.. Riverdale
Mr.. DISTRICT LINE All = brics
rambler; lge liv. rm, with firepl.
din. nm. Ia baths. beautiful kit.
lse. bedrms.; also rm. for 2 more
bedrms. upstairs; bsmt.; mr.. schools,
stores and buses; $1S.S50. Direc-
Ethan Allen ave. to Auburns ave
left blk. to Elm ave, then right
TO sign. SoLEM REALTY CO.. MA,
4244; ewes. WI. 890S. -25
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ESTATE SALE

SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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4 BEDRMS.-S14.500
FLASH!

Mr. and Mrs. Homeowner and all the
shoppers at sea! Here's one Just in
before press time! Brick Cape Cod
S14. $50. Just of Lee blvd. Two
good-sized bedrms and tile bath,
equipped kit. with exhaust fan,
stairway to expansible attic with
bath roughed in. Uncle Sam says
81 npn eoeh ,,ncoeeorv
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Landover Hills, $1,000 Down
Assume Vets loan on q 2-yr.-old p
bedrm. shingle bungalow. with full
bsmt... gas heat: near ali cony,;
immed. poss. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO.. WA. 1855. UN. 1856,
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Former Army Psychologist
SOUGHT on Bench Warrant

A bench warrant was ordered
issued yesterday for a former
Army psychologist, who was in
dicted last Monday both on
charges of committing perverted
sex acts with one woman and at
tempting to get another woman to
perform perverted acts.
District Court Judge James w
Morris ordered the bench warrant
issued when the defendant Reu-
ben L. Revens, middle-aged Alex
andria (Va) man, failed to ans
wer when his name was called
Mr.. Revens, who has not been
arrested, has not been notified
officially. it was said, of his in
dictment The bench warrant in
structs that he be taken to court
to answer charges contained in
two indictments.
Revens repeatedly resigned his
position as a researcher in meth
ods of psychological warfare, with
the Army Department when ar
investigation was launched into
his activities.
According to investigators, Rev
ems prescribed perverted sex acts
as treatment for psychological all
mentS
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Brother and Sister Among
; Youths Held in Robbery

A youthful brother and sister
and a teen-age companion, all
from Michigan, have been held
for action of the Prince Georges
County grand jury in the robbery
of a Beltsville (MdD gas station
January 8.
William Leake, 18, his sister
Helen Leake, II. and Arthur Ly-
dick. II. all of Centerlire. Mich,
were held after a hearing before
Judge Robert w. Mccullough in
Marlboro Police Court yesterday.
Police said the three are charged
in series Of break-ins of gaso-
line stations and stores along
15-mile stretch of the Baltimore
boulevard from Berwyn to Gull
ford. All the burolaries occurred
asrly the morning of January 8.
Only one charge, however, was
presented at the preliminary hear
ing. That one involved the theft
of tires and tubes from the sta
ton. The Leake youth pleaded
guilty to the charge. but his sister
and Lydick pleaded not guilty.
In addition, Leake pleaded gull
ty to a charge of broo king and
entering a Clinton gas station
January 7. A cash register and
$50 were taken in that case, police
,eStified,
Evening star., 1951-01-27
'Montgomery|nspeeto|
Quits Work Agency,
Charging Favoritism

A Montgomery County road in
Spcetor has quit his $3,200-a-year
job after accusing officials of the
county's Public Works Depart
ment of inefficiency and favor
itism.
John r. Seybold, 80, Rockville,
submitted his resignation in q let
ter yesterday to Public Works
Director Mason Butcher. Copies
were sent to each of the seven
County Council members.
County Manager Irving G.
McNayr said today a reply to the
charges will be made at the coun-
cil's meeting Tuesday in Rockville.
He added Mr.. Butcher is prepar-
ing the answer.
Asked to Quit. He Says.
Joseph c. Kordella, chief of the
highway engineering division, had
asked him to resign, Mr.. Seybold
said in his letter.
He charged that the "overstaffed
and overpaid heads" of the De-
partment of the Public Works are
wasting thousands of dollars an
nually and daily overlook viola
tions of the road code.
AS an example. he cited the
intersection of Fuller drive and
Greenfield street. Kensington Es-
tates, near Wheaton.
Springs Bubble Up"
"A personal observation of this
location will convince even the
untutored eye that springs should
not bubble up in the midst of ones
street."
Mr.. Kordella said today he had
asked Mr.. Seybold to resign be-
cause "he just didn't pan out"
He said the latter had been en-
ployed by the county about FIVE
months.
Told of the former road inspec-
tors charge about Fuller drive
and Greenfield street. Mr.. Kor-
della denied that springs bubble
up" there.
"Mr. Seybold shows he doesn't t
understand how new streets are
built in subdivisions" he asserted.
I'm all such cases, the developer
has a contract with a road con-
tractor and any defects which
develop after the street is COM
pleted are corrected att he con-
tractors expense. not by the
taxpayers"
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Jury Trial Is Sought
In OiI-Dumping Case
Special Dispatch 10 The Sior

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Jan. q
Defense attorneys yesterday
asked a jury trial for an oil COM
pany and its president who are
accused of releasing fuel oil into
st. Marys River while raising a
sunken barge.
Trial Magistrate j. Ralph Abel
passed the case along to Circuit
Court at the request of Attorney
Robert E. Wigginton. No trial date
was set..
The Gulf Atlantic Transporta-
ton Co. and its president, Harold
G. Williams, are charged with
dumping Oil into an oyster seed
bed area on January s.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Army Investigating
Alcohol Poison Death
OF 7 BeIvoir Soldiers

Army investigators today con-
tinued an inquiry into the alcohol
poisoning deaths of two Fort Bel
voir soldiers.
The victims were identified by
Fort Belvoir as Corpls. Thomas
M. James. 36, of 40 Hillcrest
drive. Fairhaven, Alexandria, and
Clifton Wells, %. Burgaw. N. C.
Both men died Tuesday about an
hour after they were admitted to
the post hospital.
Army authorities disclosed also
that a third soldier, Sergt. l/c
Leslie j. Iverson. had been ad-
mitted about the same time with
same symptoms. Sergt. Iverson
whose age and home address were
not disclosed, was reported i'm
proved today.
An autopsy showed that Corpls.
James and Wells died of alcohol
poisoning. according to Fort Bel
voir. Both men were attached to
9,829th Headquarters Company
They worked together in an en-
gineer supply depot. Sergt. Iver-
son is member of the 63d En-
gineer Parts Supply Co.
Funeral services were held yes
terday for Corpl. James, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery
The body of Corpl. Wells was sent
to North Carolina.
Corpl. James leaves his wife and
a 2-year-old daughter.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Ambulance in 3-Way Crash
Rushing Patient 10 Hospital

One man was slightly injured
yesterday in a three-way collision
involving the Branchville (Md0
Rescue Squad ambulance, which
was transporting a patient to a
Baltimore hospital.
The accident occurred on Bal
timore boulevard in West Elk
ridge, according to State police,
when the ambulance struck sta
ton wagon, pushing it into a
truck. Driver of the station
wagon, Jake Miller. SIS, Dundalk,
Md, was admitted to st. Agnes
Hospital, Baltimore. for facial
injuries.
Police said the station wagon
pulled out of a side street. Miller
was charged with failing to yield
the right of way to an emergency
vehicle. The ambulance driver,
Robert Shipley, Is, Branchville,
was charged with reckless driving
and a technical charge of reckless
driving was placed against the
truck driver, a non Maryland resi-
dent. A hearing is set for pm
February 7 in Elkridge.
The ambulance patient, Houston
Swink, "a, University of Mary
land student, was placed in the
State police ambulance of the
Waterloo Barracks and taken to
the Marine Hospital, Baltimore
Police said he was suffering from
a lung disorder. He was not hurt
| in the crash.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Lanham Woman Named
To State G.0.P. Committee

Mrs. James H. Molineu of Lam
ham has been appointed a mem
ber of the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee for Prince Georges
County.
Mrs. Molineu is in charge of
the minority room in the House
OF Representatives. She and her
husband have been active in Re-
publican Party affairs in the Lam
ham community.
State Senator John r. Fletcher,
chairman of the G. o. P. commit
tee in Prince Georges, said Mrs
Molineu was selected, after long
study, to fill a vacancy caused
when Thomas E. Latimer resigned
late last year. Mr.. Latimer left
the committee when he was elected
to the new Prince Georges Boare
of County Commissioners.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Fairfax Board Will Send
26 10 Army February 6

The Fairfax County Draft Board
today announced that 26 men will
be indicted into the Army Febru-
airy 6. They are:
Wilford R. Schwarting, Falls
Church; Randolph E. King, Route
/. Mclean; Billy C. Reynolds.
Connolly Springs, N. c.; William
A. Windle, jr., Front Royal; Will
liam B. Ward. Route 3. Alexan-
dria; Robert F. Skrinski, Route 4.
Alexandria; Thomas A. Brooks,
Route l, Fairfax; Vaughn L. Blew
ms, Route /, Fairfax; Walter o.
Gaskins, Burke; Robert E. Gas
kins. Box 679, Falls Church; James
D. Little, jr., Route /, Springfield; A;
Vernon A. Morris, Alexandria; Le-
roy Marshall. Route 1, Lorton.
Also Leon E. Trumble, Route /,
Burke; Thomas Hannold, Route
2, Falls Church; Frank A. john
son, Route S, Alexandria; Clarence
P. Robinson, Route /, Clifton;
Warren A. Heath. Route /, Fair
fax; Russell E. Rector. Route l
Herndon; Calvin T. Bushrod, Lor-
ton; Wayne G. Williams, Route
/, Annandale; Gordon Bowman
Route 8, Vienna; Thomas C. Deit-
rick, BOT Potomac avenue, Alex
andria; George r. Gill, 2726 Con-
necticut avenue NV: Charles Lee
Merryman, Route /, Annandale
and Jerry c. Midkiff, Route 5
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Two Montgomery WeekIies
To Merqe Their Facilities

Beginning next Saturday, the
Rockville Times will merge it's
personnel and production facil-
tiles with the Montgomery County
Record. Robert Jerome Smith,
owner of the Record, will publish
both weeklies.
The move was. announced in
today's issue of the Rockville
Times. John c. Mackey, present
publisher, said his newspaper will
be leased by Mr.. Smith for five
years. Ownership of the publica-
ton will not change hands, how
ever.
Mr.. Mackey explained he took
the action because of limited
facilities at his own plant.
There are three other weekly
newspapers in Montgomery-the
Maryland News, Montgomery
County Sentinel and Bethesda
| Tribune.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
Greater Food Output
Is Urged at Farm
Farley in Hagerstown
By jones BirchfieId
Stor Sioff CORRESPONDENT

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Jan. 81
John Magruder, director of county
agents at the University of Mary
land, yesterday told farmers from
Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia
and Pennsylvania that their main
contribution to the Nations mo-
bilization effort will be to produce
more food.
He warned that farmers will be
faced by labor shortages, controls
and high costs.
New Labor Sources Seen.
The use of housewives, CITY,
dWellers and foreign workers to
help harvest this summers farm
crops was foreseen by D. A.
Tucker, farm labor representative
Of the Maryland State Employ
ment Service.
Addressing some 600 farmers
and county extension agents at
tending the annual four-State
farmers meeting, Mr.. Tucker said
the supply of migratory farm la
Dor is down 20 per cent due to
the draft and increased employ
ment in industry.
Since the Government is urg-
ing bumper crops this year, Mr.
Tucker said farmers are going to
have to look to new sources for
their harvest labor.
Mr.. Magruder conducted q
panel discussion on farm prob
lens. The meeting was arranged
by a committee representing
farmers from 19 counties in the
four State area. The group is
headed by Herman Stockslager,
Washington County (Md.) farmer
Trench Silo Shown.
John Welsh. Berkeley County,
w. Va. brought to the meeting
a box of grass silage taken from
a trench silo he constructed last
year at a cost of $50 and said
the quality of the grass silage
was superior to corn silage from
an upright, conventional silo.
DR.. James D. Clubhouse of the
University of Maryland Animal
Husbandry Department. discussed
livestock and poultry feeding.
DR.. w. r. Bell. Veterinary
Science Department, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. reported or
advances are being made in con-
trolling hog cholera.