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LOTS b ACREAGE FOR SALE
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SUBDIVISION GROUND, near whea-
ton and Georgia ave, area. 1900
#. frontage, paved highway; gas
syfdta ayailable; eroTat water and sewer mile k
Price $500 per acre. Call Major
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 K
a$ E, acres. Z located d approx: IS miles !,
quick sale. 81, $50. Cali Mr.. MILLER,
LO. 3-3530 after pm. -17
ARLINGTON BUILDING SITES from
i desired. AsK5Us REALTY CO.
NEAR 9xi 29S2, NaRqkoRo 81; Ro52' PIKE lots
9s22E5So FsFms FsmasF zEV ztES yti1s HpLsd assI
SO ACRES, Ashton, Nd. Wooded. roll
ing with stream. S12. 300. CoFF-
MAN \ RE REALTY CO.; sH. 4123; eyes.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Lovely home
site, loca. in beau. Belleview Forest.
Exclusive. restricted. wooded. Ideal
for the discriminating home builder.
Reas. priced at $3.50. Phone CHI.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. 142 #. front
ITO it. Deep by owner, OIL. 9406.
FIVE TO SIxTY-ACRE TRACTS for
sale in Fairfax and Prince Will
liam cognties' TOWN REALTY GO.
CHOICE CORNER LOT - 1s5xioo;
near District Heights. 10. S-2931.
HAWTHORNE - Beautifully wooded
lots in this desirable, and regulated
section, adjoining Rock Greek Park,
near the District. Mrs; Grant. co.
"a 7s1R SGREs so15 Hoossa lSth St NV s
Lee hwy. on State Rt. S2S. 2 mi.
no agents; price, $4,000; $500
cash balance trust. Box 1s7-x,
40 sEMIDETACHED LOTS. ne. Sec
water and sewer available. c. M.
PLUNKERT. 1404 M st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE LOT for sale, $500
block 18th st. NV; 50x15O; price,
$4,000. Call RA. 2135. -19
FALLS CHURCH-Attractiv v acre
homesites. All utilities available,
near transp.. shopping and schools.
Priced from $1,000 to S2,S00. If
you buy here can build your home
at rock-bottom price. OWNER. GIL.
WOODED LOT situated on Little
Falls I'd. between OLD Dominion drive
and Rock Spring rd.. .072941A. with
sewer and water; all paved: priced
at $4,000 cash. JNO. j. LOFLIN,
2429 Wilson blvd, GIL. 4312, OK.
Two ACRES OF LAND, running hI
stream. beautiful trees: 2 blocks of
Colombia pike. FA. 21S4. after z.
FOR OUTSTANDING VALUE in farm
with acreage, see ad under Houses
for Sales Montgomery Co.." listed as
Country Home With Acreage"
D: LLOYD NORRIS, S616 Ga. ave-.
SH. 1927. OIL. S996 or 81. $500.
ONE ACRE, one block OF Lee hwy,
near centreville. Excel. building site.
Priced $3.50. Terms. PENTAGON
REALTY CO.. Lee blvd. Fairfax. Va.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-The COM
homes. Here you can get build
ing site from 90 IT. up to whatever
frontage required for the home you
intend to build. II you want to
live in clean protected residential
development, come out Colesville rd
about l mi. beyond Four Corners
and see what We are doing. Get a
desre si ae at my a oee on te pfopeStH y1a
once hrs. 10-5:30. otherwise by
appt. ROBERT E. HEATER. sH
ARLING NGT0N-Aurora Hills. corner
So 800 cAPuTI IA a 5io9 ahDleI mI I
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20 ACRES

/ mi. from Potomac River
IL Va, and 81 mi. from White
House Modern home, 30x15 liv.
rm,, flrepl.; IA. baths. 2 bedrms.;
R2r., young fruit, walnut and many
dogwood trees, spring; completely
fenced $4,000
FREEMAN & SHERBURNE
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EPPING FOREST-Summer home on
water with commanding view. Per-
feet location, pier, etc.
Epping ForeSt-Year-round home. 8
rooms and bath; directly on water;
good harbor. SWIMMING, fishing,
Grabbing, etc.
Epping Forest-Other homes and q
few lots in this very pleasant COM
munity, which has its own club
house, beach and boat club. Inquire
for EVA GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor,
at Epping Forest gate house or
phone Annapolis 4612. lis
GUNSTON COVE
bedrms. up; liv. rm. with fireplace,
kit, large screened porch overlook
ing river; on lots; Sear-around
home If heating plant were installed.
LAKE JACKSON
Cabin on middle of 3 lots; screened
porch overlooking lake, bedrm., liv.
rm. with fireplace, bath with shower,
kitchen. Sat. and Sun. call Mr..
Warfield TIE. 1926. Cali TIE. 3445.
CHAS. r. HOOFF. INC.
216 Prince ST.. Alex, Va. lis
ONLY $3.50.
Large rms, year-round furn. home
at Cedar Hurst on the Bay, equip
ped kit, lge. screened porcn; 1u-4C.
boat with motor. This home is in
excellent cond. Quick possession.
Call OWNER 10 S-S075 -17
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peter j. hagan
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

LAKE JACkSON
Wanted to purchase 2 waterfront
lots or cabin on water front State
price and terms. Box 145-V. Star.
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CAPE ST. CLAIRE
On Chesapeake Bay
y miles from Washington

We are now offering lge. beautiful
cottage sites with tall majestic
hardwood trees. Price. $3.50 Terms.
S35 down and IS monthly. Other
desirable sites proportionately
priced. Representative on property
each day until dark. Directions:
From Peace Cross, out Defense hwy.
(U. S. 5O) to Annapolis, continue
on (Route 50) mi. to Cape St.
Claire.
LEON ACKERMAN
3100 Barr Bldg, $40 18th st. NV.
Phone EX. 0511.
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LOTS

In order to complete the
settlement of the late J. S.
Gruver's estate. we are offer
ing some choice bldg. sites To-
Gated in beautiful Woodside
Forest Silver Spring. Md. For
full information. call g. r.
SMITH,
81. 5644
between 1890 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1951-03-17

CADILLAC 1946 Fleetwood, all 1947
appts.; 1st class cond.; beaut. finish;
Wv. tires. r and H.; 10000 act
mi; pvt. owner; S1,795. FA. 4195.
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STORES FOR RENT Cont

SMALL STORE in downtown NV.
section, near 10th and Mass. Call
Mr.. Adams. LLOYD R. TURNER.
Reaitor, 900 7th st. s.w., ME. 1647.
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RIGGS ROAD
BUILDERS
ATTENTION, BROKERS!
ACREAGE FOR SALE!

Ideal for subdivision or farinette. IA
acres. "a mile Andrews Field, 75O
it. on State road. Will sell all or
part. HI. S1l4 10
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TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont.) J

DODGE as 1a-ton pickup: excel
cond.; guaranteed. terms arranged
S595.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M SITS. NV. MI. 164e
Evening star., 1951-03-17

STOCK OR DAIRY
$50 acres. level. rich land. 80 miles
from Capitol; croSs-fenced. watered;
complete dairy. cows; equipment
with seed now going in; $4,000,
half cash: without cows and equip
beat everybody; growing stock Of
your choice. Call for details on
this bargain now. ALTMAN REALTY
CO. GIL. 6436. lis
TODAY'S BUY IN VA.
S10.25O. so fertile acres. S-rm.
house, electricity. water in house,
springs, pond site. fenced; COM
$4,000. so acres. 6-rm. house, l.
rm. guest house, S4,700 cash. I'M
mediate possession.
260-acre dairy farm. large Colonial
manor. house, 2 tenant houses, barns
and many other outbldgs, stock
and equipment. Everything in 1st-
class shape.
106 acres on Lee hwy; a11; sub-div.
property.
H. A. DARNE
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DODGE AZ R-t6n panel; used by
florist, Al cond. Guaranteed.
Terms arranged; $685..
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd and M ST. NV. MI. 1916
Evening star., 1951-03-17

SMALL FARM
Just the place to restore. Commut-
inston. Ing $50 20 acres fe' Of land, % 5-room, SSm
2-story dwelling with electricity and
telephone. Good barn, wei, springs
and small streams. Long frontage
on good road Buildings need re-
pairs. Priced low for substantial
cash.
TERRY B. SIMMS
GE. 7037. FA. 6517
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$105,000
VIRGINIA ESTATE

Gorgeous Mt. Vernon type executive
manor house. "a tile baths, fire.
PLsGeS, @ Oh h;-M,h'i mooeFn tenant dairx
barn; go head Of cattle: $4,000
in farm machinery; 2 miles white
board fencing. This fine farm can
be bought for a fraction Of its
cost. Let us show you.
nTTT NN AMI ~
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LAKE PRTVIT,EGES

48 ACRES
On Route 301. just south of Marlboro.
1000 #. on highway. Approx.
100 #. on loan. $4,000. Call
Mrs. Holden, 81. 1868, RE. $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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25 ACRES located in Loudoun Co.
within 50-minute drive from D. c.
Property well fenced and tillable
Good barn. chicken house, meat
house, garage, hay shed. The house
is a good sound arm. frame bldg.
with part basement. elec and nice
front porch. Owner selling because
Of i'll health. This one priced for
quick sale for only $3.50. Shown by
appointment only.
Evening star., 1951-03-17

HISTORICAL ESTATE
1853 ACRES
Built before 1875, situated on knoll
with view in all directions. One OF
the few homes of this date in the
country. Completely modernized
brick, true Colonial. modern baths
and oil h.-w.h.; good basement;
yestibule entrance through center
hall with beautiful staircase, 2 liv.
rms, din. rm., very large. all-pur-
pose .2-story rm. with beamed CELL
ing, brk. floor. fireplace and tecky
cyprus walls; French doors on both
sides, kit, 2 offices. maids rm. and
bath on 1st f.; 4 lge. bedrms. and
3 baths on End f.; open stairway to
very large attic. 8 cottages; 3 to-
tobacco barns. 6-stall stable; g.
stanchion COW stables; other farm
bldgs. farm implements; rm. for
100000 hills of tobacco. Insp. by
sppt. Call Mrs. Holden. 81. 1865,
RE $3.50.
Colonial Investment Co.
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NEW SHOPPING CENTER

SILVER SPRING
Shopping ctr. attrac. location. low
rent. good lease. Box 3SS-V. Star.
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VIENNA, VA.
Lovely rolling acreage. both wooded
and clear, surrounding lge. 4-acre
pvt. lake; fishing, swimming, excel
location and restricted for your
protection. McDIARMID, Selective
Real Estate. Phone Vienna $780,;
lis
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE WANTED in N. Arling-
ton or close In. IA. S-O65S. is
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash di-
rect to owner for building site in
NV. Washington or nearby Mary
land; must be suitable for 3-bedroom
It; street and utilities must be in,
EM. 0500. No brokers' -1S
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DoCT0R,s OR pENGisTwNew Mt = eyci} build- ID
cation WEAVER BROS, INC, DI
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

Suppose we were going to bring
that opening scene up-to-date. We'd
scarcely have to change line of it.
About the biggest change would be
in the props. Have to move out that
rolltop desk, of course, and substi-
tute a big flat top that additionally
is as clear and barren as an alkali
flat-the sign of the modern, eff
ficient executive.
But the conversation, the friendli-
ness, the banter, would be just the
same-until we got down to the line
"How much do you think you'll need
to carry you through, Charlie?" At
this point the banker would prob
ably press button and when his
secretary appeared, he'd say, Bring
me Mr.. Jones file, please"
In minute a file folder is placed
on his desk. He opens it and scans
the first sheet.
1t's in the Record
wen, OudTu6s you Tan 4UO A6dO
of cows last year and had a IS per-
cent calf crop. This year you kept
another so head of cows and boosted
the calf percentage to IS. That's
good. But your costs will be at least
as high this year as last, still running
around $50 head, so maybe we'd
better make it about $4,000. And
you can plan to take the note up,
say Nov. l."
YEA" Charlie might say, Guess
that's about it all right. It's all there
in the record. Well gotta get those
beans out to the boys"
And that is about it. 1t is all there
in the record-the biggest feature in
the modern tradition of livestock
financing.
It was just such a record that
Enrol Gait showed me the other day.
Gait is president of the First Ma
tiona1 Bank of Great Falls and has
been in the livestock business and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

THE SCENE IS the interior of the
First National bank in COW town
in the west back in the days of the
open range. The president of the
bank is seated at his rolltop desk in
side the railing that pens off his Of
flee area. He looks up at the sound
of high heeled boots stomping across
the floor and greets the 1anl1y gen
tleman striding through the railing
gateway.
Hi, Charlie, you old cowpoke. Sit
down and rest your bow legs. What
brings you to town."
The man addressed as Charlie
Grapes his lean form comfortably
into chair and pushes his big hat
to the back of his head.
'eWell, John, I got a crew a.
wranglers out there on the place
that's eatin' me into bankruptcy The
cook sent me in for more beans and
side meat and I thought I'd touch
you for a little grub stake just till
shippin' time, you understand"
How Much charlie?"
How much do you think you'll
need to carry you through, Charlie?
.Oh. maybe $4,000. Them wran-
g1ers get away with a lot of grub.
And then I've got little feed bill
from last winter to pay
You still have a few cows on the
place, I reckon"
well, the boys claim they saw
some wanderin' around the place yet
this spring. The winter was a bit
rough, but most of en- came through
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
By DON K. BoSLEY

in pretty good shape. Calf crop amt
bad. Seen better, but there's enough
to keep the boys pretty busy
brandin'.
Good. You're sure $4,000 will be
enough"
''Yea, that oughta take care of the
beans and incidentals pretty handy
till shippin' time. Well, thanks.
Gotta get those beans out to the
boys"
And that, dear friends, is supposed
to be picture, more or less ac-
curate, of the way bankers and
cattlemen did business according to
the good old western tradition. A
fine and noble tradition it was and
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
Still FIourishes, But Something Has Been Added
It's All in the Record

fine and noble way of doing bust
ness. No juggling of figures, fancy
bookkeeping or other fuss and
feathers just straight-shooting, two
listed, Observation-Disclosures sort
of thing.
That's What Counts
John, the banker, didn't know how
many cows and calves Charlie had.
Charlie didn't know for sure either.
But John did know Charlie. And
that's what counted.
And what of the tradition now?
Has it gone with the old west? Not
at all. It still flourishes, but it's been
streamlined with few modern inn
provements.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

WE APPRECIATE
the selection and purchase at $4,000 BY
Hustled & STANcHFIELD, Wise River,
Of yeorline herd bull prospect, q son Of
TT Proud Mixer lst. Good headed, thick,
yellow, short legged bull that We
used Q little in our own herd. He is out Of
ing cross thot have been excellent producers
here at the Ronch.
And the selection and purchase at ST 500
by w. c. JONES & SONS, Wise River,
Of Golf Of the some IT Proud Mixer
Advance B Domino 23d breeding. Very
typeY an excellent herd sire prospect in
both present conformation and the blood
behind him Thanks.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01
g Beef Cattle Numbers, Value

Steers Bulls
Montana farmer-stockman., 1951-08-01

LOCATION
5 miles west.
III miles north Of
Bohemian. Turn west
off o. S. 10 north
of Bohemian at
KBNN radio tower.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Milk Price Increase
Becomes Official
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 16.-The
State Milk Commission yesterday
established minimum producer
and resale milk prices In Metro.
politan Washington's Virginia
AREA.
Actually. the commissions or
der, effective last midnight, meant
no change. The commission
Simply established the prices pre-
vailing on October 9 when it held
a public hearing on a request thai
the State agency fix both min
imum and maximum prices.
A spokesman said the commits
sion took no action on the maxi
mum prices.
Under the commissions order
the minimum producer price was
set at 1922 a hundredweight for
3.5 per cent butterfat, plus
premiums. The home delivered
minimum price will be 23.5 cents
a quart. an increase Of / cent
over the minimum previously fixed
by the commission. The commits
sion's action usually controls the
prices in Washington and its
Maryland suburbs.
Virginia distributors asked the
commission to fix both maximum
and minimum prices after a pro-
ducer price increase late In Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
BY the A,saciniad Pres,

KAPUSKASING, Ontario, Oct.
i6.-This bush country paper mill
town left the starch out of its
rousing welcome to Princess Eliza
beth and the Duke Of Edinburgh
last night.
Instead. the working man town
officials took the hard-traveling
royal visitors to the paper mill,
staged an informal party, and gave
them plenty of time to get to bed
early.
Mayor A. M. Stevenson, foreman
Of the mill which is Kapuskasing s
sole industry. said he realized the
visitors needed rest after their
crowded program.
Today the couple fly to Winni-
peg to begin a 12-day jaunt
through the Western Canadian
prairies and British Columbia.
Kapuskasing's 5000 population
was bolstered for the royal visit
by another 10000 persons. They
poured in by train, bus and auto
mobile.
Princess Gives Talk.
Their loud chant of I'VE want
Elizabeth" brought the heiress to
Britain's throne to her hotel bal
cony for a brief speech. She
praised the pioneers who had
hewed communities out of this
rugged husband and expressed
regret that she could not visit
other frontier towns.
The Princess and the Duke
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I Get Prison Terms
For Giving Girls Dope
by the Assosicted Press

BALTIMORE. Oct. 16.-Three
Jockeys and two exercise riders
are among the seven men SEN
fenced to prison terms on charges
growing out of parties at which
teen-age girls were given mar
coticS.
Criminal Judge Joseph Sherbow
said yesterday the circumstances
Of one case involving a 17-year-
old schoolgirl were too sordid to
be repeated"
: Charles Richardson, 2S-year-old
eolored exercise rider at race tracks,
drew the stiffest term Of 10 years
IN the penitentiary. He could have
been sentenced to twice that long
tor supplying dope to minors un-
der a 1851 Maryland law.
: Three-year terms were given
Robert Williams, 22-year-old for
lner exercise rider; James McDer-
mott. 20-year-old Glen Cove N.Y)
Jockey. and Frank Novella, 81,
Lawrence (Mass.) jockey.
Thomas Kane, 20, another jock
ey from Baltimore. was sentenced
to two years and Wilford Dion,
18-year-old exercise boy. and Al
bert Rice. 10, to 18 months.
The seven were arrested after
police investigated reports of
parties around the Pimlico race
track section last spring. Five
girls were involved, two Of them
is years old.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Sasscer, Labor Office
In Maryland Take Up
WIN. "a. Strike Issue

Efforts to end the w. M. & A,
bus line strike branched out IN
two directions today with a Con-
gresham and the Maryland Labor
Department stepping into the
picture. e
Representative sasscer, Demo-
crat, Of Maryland. offered to act
as q mediator in settling the
month-old impasse. Union officials
said they would confer with him
today.
Baltimore Hearing Set
The Maryland Labor Depart
ment ordered both sides to a
Baltimore hearing at 2 pm. to-
morrow and to decide whether
one side or the other is at fault.
A. L. Spradling. international
president, and Sam Berrong. in
ternational vice president Of the
Amalgamated Association of
Street Electric Railway and Mo-
tor Coach Employees Of America,
will arrive from Detroit tomorrow
to assist the union cause.
Company Accuses Driver.
Leslie L. Altman, w. M. & A.
president. charged today that a
striking bus driver threatened q
driver who had returned to work.
The incident was said to have
occurred last night at Hillcrest
Heights. Md, terminal point Of q
bus line restored to service only
yesterday.
Union officials claimed they
have been successful for the most
part in blocking company plans
to employ new drivers and me-
chanics to replace any regular
employees who refused to work.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Bio Welcome Given Princess
And Duke at Paper Mill Town

spent almost an hour and a half
touring the paper mill. one of
the country's largest newsprint
plants. Most of its product goes
to papers in the United States.
The Duke, particularly. was keen
ly interested in the production
process.
At the party. at which she met
local officials. the Princess was
intrigued by the bow ties Of some
Of the guests. The neckwear
sported on the wings pictures of
her and the Duke.
The Princess slipped sherry. The
Prince sampled a special brandy
punch.
Detroiters Join Welcome.
Only other item on the schedule
was an inspection of Kapuska-
sings Girl Guides. The Princess is
chief of the organization.
The Right Rev. r. J. Renison,
Anglican Bishop Of Moosonee,
presented the Princess with sew
eral articles handmade by In
dians.
The couple few to Kapuskasing
from Windsor. Their visit there
took on an international flavor
when 100000 Detroiters from
across the river joined about as
many Canadians in giving them
an enthusiastic welcome.
Fifty motorcycle policemen from
Detroit supplemented the usual
escort Of 10 Canadian mounties
and led a procession on a 13-
mile drive through Windsor.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Committee Named 10 Probe
Hayre de Grace Purchase
by the Asseeiafsd Press

BALTIMORE. Oct. Ex-senator
Della. Democrat. OF Baltimore,
legislative council chairman. yes
terday appointed a committee to
Investigate purchase Of the Havre
de Grace race track property by
the State for a National Guard
camp.
The committee of Senators,
Turnbull, Democrat, OF Baltimore,
and Turner, Democrat, Queen
Anne's County and Delegate c..
Ray Barnes, Republican, Carroll
County was instructed to report
at the next meeting of the coun-
Gil November IA.
Senator Della said he felt the
investigation is necessary Ito clar-
ify the situation and bring the
matter into the open for the bene-
fit Of all concerned"
The State paid $500,000 for
the race track last week. Senator
Turnbull was among those who
raised questions about the pur-
chase.
Senator Turnbull and other leg
islators recalled that last winter
Gen. Milton A. Reckord, adjutant
general, assured a House commit
tee the Havre de Grace site was
mot being considered as a replace
|ment for Camp Ritchie, which was
bought by the Federal Govern
|ment.
Mr.. Reckord was president of
Havre de Grace when it was sold
Ito owners Of the Pilnlico and
Laurel tracks. Nine days after the
sale. Mr.. Reckord was named
pr 6ident Of Pimlico.
Evening star., 1951-10-16
Indictment Charges
Mother With Murder
OF Newborn Twins

A Government worker was in.
dicted in Arlington yesterday or
two counts of murder in the death
Of her newborn twin girls, and 6
Marine was indicted for man
slaughter in the traffic death o1
an 18-year-old girl.
Miss Ruth Alice Beverage, Is
OF the 300 block South Quincy
street. Arlington. an Arlington
Farms mail clerk, was indicted in
the suffocation deaths of the twin
babies, born unattended in her
apartment on August 8. She
pleaded not guilty when arraigned
today, and a trial was set for
November %.
Miss Beverage is accused of
wrapping the infants in a blanket
and placing them in a suitcase in
her closet. She was arrested at
her desk the next day, after po-
lice, investigated a complaint OF
the woman's landlady that blood
was Spattered about the room.
Marine Pfc. Richard Martin
Ruffner. q. Of Quantico, was in
dicted for manslaughter in the
death Of Barbara Klein. 10, ot
3471 Fourteenth street NV, on
August S. He was driver Of an
auto that struck the rear of "a
parked trailer truck at Boundary
Channel Bridge and Lee Boulevard
in Arlington. Miss Klein. a pas
senger in the car, died in Emer-
gercy Hospital an hour after the
accident.
Two men were indicted for the
robbery Of the Airport Drive-In
Theater on Route l in Arlington
on September is. They are Robert
Thomas Peirano, %. of Hoboken
N. j., and James Young McGinnis
Is. of the 400 block Rittenhouse
street NV.
A former motor vehicle divi-
sion license examiner was indicted
for accepting bribes while acting
in an official capacity. He is Lee
w. Browning. "a. arrested in Or
lando, Fla, where he was living
with his mother, after having re-
signed his position in Arlington
"a.
Air Force S/Sergt. Galen Blair
Brouse. %, Of the Air Transport
Service, Washington National Air
port. was indicted on five charges
of burglary. He is accused of burg
larizing five homes during August
and September. One Of the houses
police said he burglarized is the
home Of Representative Rhodes,
Democrat, of PENNSYLVANIA,
Evening star., 1951-10-16
A Correction

Attorney Arthur L. Willcher was
described in The Star last Wednes-
day as one Of two lawyers who
filed a lawsuit on behalf of Regal
Clothing Co. TIL Seventh street
NV. seeking payments from a
married couple who had never
even been in the store. The Star
was incorrect. Actually, Mr..
W1llcher was retained by the store
only to prosecute its appeal before
the Municipal Court Of Appeals,
He did not represent the store in
the suit which was dismissed by
the lower court. In the appeal
from this dismissal, Mr.. Willcher
served as principal counsel, with
Attorney Jack Politz, who handled
the original suit. listed as ION the
brief"