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Evening star., 1951-08-24
'NvEsrMEh1 PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALT

OWNER RETIRED. desires to sell
1416 n. Capitol st. NV, 2-story
brick bldg, store on 1st H.. 6-rm.
and bath apt. on End A.; lot. 25x130.
Rooms are very large; ideal place
for women's dress shop, cleaning
business or grocery store. The en-
tire bldg. iSein excellent cond. from
cellar to roof. You may inspect at
any time. Price, So 800: So. 500
cash. For further details. call NO.
61.2. If IT'S house. ROUSE. -26
GROUP ). OF MODERN one-story
stores in northwest Washington.
renting for more than $4,000
yearly. $4,000 cash required. bal
ance in first trust Downtown busi-
ness building. near 9TH and F
streets NV. 100000 with $50 900
cash required. Balance. first trust.
I T. SSTrEvdAlRId, 9os Union Trust
NV. ny; Dupont circIe-Brick. f.
story bldg. 10 rms. z baths; lO0ee
rented to roomers; complete with
lovely apt. for owner. furnishings
included. CONGRESS REALTY CO.
LU. 1-570O "a
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. e10 nth st NV
attractive desk space for those who
want the best Receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answering
service available Call ST 345fj
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 FOR business purposes, SCI
interest plus bonus: loan for ] yr..
payments repaid monthly, Box 41S-
u. star 26e
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GARAGES

PRE-CUT ALUM. and wooden ga
RACES: and utility bldgs.. I0es down
delivered, S4g5; Ia car. 14x2O IT..
delivered S519: . car 90x20 II
delivered. S703. Put them up YOUR
self or we viii erect them Open
daily Sat and Srn drive ont and
look over sample bldg BERKEY
PROPERTIES INC. 332I Lee
rst sTSc ScoMMEkcrarP Ss PhonT Resf "a Of s-ea s4se
I4th ST. NV, facing Newton st.
Storage or shop. $50. RA. 2036
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DILLON LAND CO.

FA. oLI1. IA. Ig5B. JA 4-I3I0.
$13, 3,500-TERMS
/ l0-acre truck farm. mi Glendale.
Md, easy committing distance to
DC; rms. li2-story bungalow; 4
yrs Old: electricity. heating plant :
also .caretaker's quarters. large chick
en- mouse, hog pen, rabbit hutches,
road: city water l blk away. Pos
session Sept.l.
W. w. LEWIS. REALToR
SH. 0440, SH. 2971; Ewes, GA 6476
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BUSINESS PROPERTY foR REM

10000 FIT. on new Four Mile Run
rd.: paved street, sewage. lights,
wsier va ,eS eic rncf fosa scaiss 'n sor ienSs ant
sale or lease. Call OWNER. ia
4-1436, 1000 -Four Mile Run I'd.
SPACE VACANT, 1st commercial, ST.
level store, S100; bsmt. rms, con-
ss9o ~ %" w. o4i'et Spiils' os H
1868 I4th ST. NV, oppos. Cavalier
Hotel; store or ofice and liv. quar-
ters; $50. RA. 203R. --2S
TWO LOCATIONS, Silver Spring and
featuring, storage, studios. sign
shops. any commercial uses IA.
4leA. --26t-
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RIvERWOOD

RIVERWOOD
new in waterfront farms:
3 to D acre one-man farms facing
on beautiful hard State. roads; also
suitable for retirement or camp
sites; $3.50; $50 down, SO month.
Build what you want; start afted
making down payment and Just
continue your monthly payments.
Plenty timber You have. for no
extra charge. use of recreation park.
miles of sandy beaches. clean salt
water swimming, boating. fishing,
grabbing. Be wise and own an out
of-town site Drive down now
Nothing like this. Riverwood is an
investment for men or women. Get
YOUR out-of-town land now.
Directions
Drive to Waldorf via Routes No. s
or No 301 or Indian Head hwy !,
left at Waldorf follow Cape st.
Marys signs through Hughesville to
Guys Corner then miles to Cape
st. Marys and Sand Gate Signs
Hines Engineering Co.. Inc.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
tconsinuedl

IRV MARTIN WILL
PAY A PRICE FOR
YOUR CAR THAT WILL
ASTOUND YOU!
CALL Ii. 3-9747.
MY REPRESENTATIVE
WILL CALL ON YOU,
DAY OR NIGHT. AT
YOUR CONVENIENCE.
NO OBLIGATION.
WE WILL TAKE CARE
OF ALL FINANCE
AND TITLE DETAILS
~ y
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1sf COMMERCIAL,

NEAR 10th AND C SITS. S.w.
8,400 so. IT. of desirable 1st COM
mertial property with 40-ft. 'front.'
age on 10th st. Improved by S-rm.
semidet house in excel, cond.; lge.
gar. store rm. and ice house; oil
t perty y caii R Nj. Mcintosh. @ SfS Ex. 24s0:
ewes MI. 6565. ext. Ill.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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Perfect 23-Acre Snread

Perfect 23-Acre Spread
All cleared and completely board
fenced; approx. "a mi. frontage
Containing t-rm 2-bath house, gar
barn and other buildings; straight
out Colesville pike on Route l16
ton intersection to open sign; sat.
and sun; priced right excel. terms.
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CAPE
ST. MARYS

On the beautiful Patuxent: nothing
Just like II; Washington,s finest
nearby. salt water front develop
ment; miles of white, sandy shores;
ideal swimming. boating. FISHING and
crabbins. Large wooded lots at 1895
Drive to WALDORF via Routes No. 4
or No. BOZ or Indian Head hwy, left
at Waldorf and follow our signs
through Hughesville to Guys Corner,
then straight 5 miles to Cape st.
Marys and Sand Gates signs.
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DON'T WAIT

Until this valuable acreage is sub
divided Approx. 3 acres in a growing
communitv. 10 miles out. 735 It. on
paved rd 427 IT. on unopened street.
water available BRENTWOOD REAL
TY co UN 1866
Evening star., 1951-08-24

AUSTIN 40 sedan, like new. Ss95:
Morris As sedan. S595; also Pre-
feet AS sedan, black, leather uphol
S795. These economical, easy-to-
handle bargains are at HILL g.
SANDERS. .1114 Vermont ave. NV
Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer, MA
Evening star., 1951-08-24

AUSTIN 1946 4-door sedan, excep-
tionally clean. S395. MANHATTAN
AUTO KAISER R-FRAzER, INC, both
sides. 7th and n. st. NV, NO. 1857.
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Continued on Next Pasel
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MEDICAL on COMMERCIAL

MEJ1CAL OK COMMEKClAL
And apt, 37l3 N. H. ave. Private
entr.. excel transp. GE 2l22.
Ala 18th ST. S.W.
Modern. new office bldg. in the heart
OF the s.w- market, near Govt. agen.
cies CAL r.; A, HUMPHREYS Real
tors. Ma 5000.
Evening star., 1951-08-24

WILLYS 1851 panel; recently pur-
chased; sacrifice. 81 .0a5; buying
CHEVROLET Al Acton pickup; fiat;
very clean. Price. S345 UN 3553
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NEAR WARRENTON
OK NHTT Ec an -

L2s beautiful rolling acres. Unusual
home site. LARGE shade trees, drilled
well and electricity. Fields fenced
and cross-fenced. Excellent stream
Tor, your own lake. Close to Lee
nighway. Priced for quick sale.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HELP MEN

LARGE NEW YORK STATE candle
manufacturer wants salesman with
car to sell church candles and sup
plies in Washington-Rich ter
ritory prefer man with knowledge
of Catholic church and religious in
Stitution trade; sales experience with
wholesale grocery or similar organi-
zation will be considered; commits
sion basis; excellent opportunity for
right man. Write for application
form: F A. Kreuzer, MUENCH-
KREUZER CANDLE CO., INC. SYRIA
psoGkrsslvk faSe Ii 81 K INTERESTING work
with unlimited advancement pos
sibilities; permanent positions for
10 men. Apply AMERICAN FL
NANCE CO. aaos r. l. ave. Mt.
MEN. 8 ewes. and Sat.
for sales service dept; about S}
per hr.; no car nee. Apply Tues,
Wed and Thurs, $3.50 pm, RIM.
Tn2 1l0 l4th st. NV. Us
OPPORTUNITY 2
married men in life insurance bust
ness; large established debts; pleas
ant outside work: 5-day wk;: age
27-40; exper. not nee. S55 wk. and
large commission. Apply 1910 Yer
mont ave. NV, SUN LIFE 1NSUR-
ANCE CO, or phone MA. 81 90. IT
Evening star., 1951-11-27

BOOKKEEPER AND OFFICE MAN:
AGER ASSISTANT - knowledge of
tipping. retail credit experience help
full. Box AIS. star.
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HELP MEN

SHOP MAN for electric construction
company, some experience as elec-
trician required. Top pay for year
around permanent position; union
working conditions: paid vacation
Call GE. 1901. --27
Evening star., 1951-11-27

SA4AXtXAA
For once work IN large appliance
appearance. excellent salary; la-day
week. Apply MR.. Dublin. 937 F St
NV i
CLERK MANAGER, experienced for
dry cleaning store; steady work:
no evening hours good pay. EN-.
CiLEHRK-TYPrsr, for auditing de-
personnel Once, SEARS. RoEBUCK
4 co. $500 Wilson blvd. Arlington.
CLERK-TYPIsT, Bethesda area; s5-
Apply IN in person. coLuMBfA Is'i5f1s sPEc-
IALTY. 500 Bradley blvd, Chevy
cIERk-fYpIsr iffis' Mfi needed to les learn
finance business; pleasant working
conds. vacation with pay; free in
in person, LINCOLN LOAN sERV-
ICE. NC; 3412 R. 1. ave. Mt,
CLERK TYPisT for insursne. ONCE;
policy writer and gen. OF. duties:
ms exp. preferred but not neg: exc,
40: employee BENEFITS Apply Mr.
Sears or Miss McGrath. GREAT
AMERICAN INDEMNITY CO. $50
ESodEard ES 1sa6 Blds., 18th and H sts oa l,W'
CLERK-TYYPIsT. white; permanent
position with life insurance CO; ex-
eel, working conditions, paid vaea-
ton. retirement benefits; shorthand
helpful but not essential: no expert
ence necessary. Personal interview.
cfERk4YPIsT. l1h 81 Nv in1erestins ane a 5ot.,
work, pleasant surroundings; 5-dav
week, liberal company benefits. plus
vacation with pay. Apply general
Offices, Wafdman Park Hotel. $500
WoodIey I'd. NV. ~
Hhss rHrlsr 1Sns vE piEg fss f9sb Position ST
CLERK -fYPIsT. fs-35. experienced.
knowledse of bookkeeping prefer
able but not necessary: 5-day wk.
4s45 r; |; ave. AP. ,4351. 70
be good typist; experience in payroll
work helpful; pleasant working con-
ditionS with employe benefits after
onno5 months ds. empioEment; t,,rA Apply per
cIHRk fh TYp1sf 02 De sass sses dep st nH
tablished wholesale business: perm;
good salary; employee benefits Call
MISS JONES: ST. err for app.
perm. job: 5-day week; free group
insur. Phone MIR. BACHSCHMID,
Ma. 911". bet. 9-10 am. -27
CLERK-TYPIsT. for insurance Of
flee, 5-day week; permanent po-
sition: $40 per wk to start Apply
500 Victor Bldg. 724 9th st NV.
not over 35, for
small ONCE: 5-day wk.. pleasant
working conditions. Apply Mr.. Nor
ris. KANE TRANSFER CO. n116i
9TH st. ne, near 4th and Rhode
Island ave. ne Us
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HELP NEM
YOUNG

YOUNG MAN with college back
ground to train as casualty in
surance underwater. casualty in
surance experience desirable but moi
necessary. Permanent position with
excellent chance of promotion; give
age, education and business expert
ence in 1st letter. Box 30l-Z. Star
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CLERK-TYPIST

Permanent position for responsible
woman; tipping speed unimportant;
non-profit cafeteria; 371a-hr., s.
day week Apply personnel ONCE
Equitable Life InS. Co.
SIG 14th st. NV, 20
Evening star., 1951-11-27

YOUNG MAN, stock and delivery:
drivers license: chance for advance
nent; day work; drug store. :i039
MAN. white. with some me
chanical exper. 10 handle service
control board 5t2.day -wk,, usual
employe benefits. Box boz. Star,
YOUNG MAN. temporary micro
filming position, 3 months dura-
ti0n: experience not necessary
Apply Room 300. Si6 14th ST. NV.
YOUNG MAN. single or with eouiva-
lent obligations as adluster, for
national automobile finance CON-
pany, good opportunity for Ad-
vanCement. car furnished; must be
Interested in dealing with people.
have GOOD education and be willing
to work diligently. UNIVERSAL.
c l. r. CREDIT CORP. Standard
OIL BLDG. 26l Constitution ave.
YOUNG MAN, high school education
for receiving clerk; reasonable salary
with good opportunity for advance
ment. Apply WESTINGHOUSE
ELECTRIC sUPPLY co, 1916 K $,
NV. between 10 and | m. -:9
YOUNG MEN, 1926. free TO travel.
Texas. Calf and return; tranSp
furn; no exper. necessary; our men
average S75-St0o weekly. Cash
drawing account. See MRS. HER
NANDEZ. 1873 Que st. NV, !!
I'm TO / pm: $50 TO : pm. u
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HELP MEN

MEN ("dl. white. to distribute hand
bills daily pay So. Apply am
at AGO N Y. ave. n.w.---------9 %
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HELP MEN
SALESMAN
$40 PER WEEK
kALEsMAN-DRIyER. bet. e5 and

Experience calling on local grocers
and restaurants. Good lively per-
Sonality,' raises, good future. Apply
in store; wholesale div, 1895 II st
~
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CLERK -TYPIST

MOTORS INSURANCE CORP.
General Motors Aff1liatel
HAS AN INTERESTING OPENING
ON ITS CLERICAL STAFF FOR A
YOUNG LADY AGE Is TO 30.
TYPING ABILITY ESSENTIAL.
GOOD STARTING SALARY PLUS
GENERAL. MOTORS COST-OF-LIV-
ING ALLOWANCE CALL MIR.
MYERS AT ME. 3270 FOR APPT.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
SHOE Statesmen

In local Thorn Mean shoe stores. pref
erably 20 to SO. Retail experience
valuable but not required; good
salary and working conditions. Apply
between 10 am. and 3 p.m.. Wed
Nov. 2S. or Thurs, Nov. 20. at
Evening star., 1951-11-27
Statesmen

Experienced appliance statesmen for
position on floor of long established ID
Arm We install all of the apph-
ances we sell and are the largest
dispoSers, water heaters. dish
washers, etc. Earning $500 per
yr. See Mr.. George. ind f.. 627 F
st. NV. JNO G. WEBSTER & SONS
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CLERK -TYPIST

Alert. young woman, 1885 years OF
age for permanent position in our
photoengraving department. Must be
least 30 words per min. Apply
Personnel, Room 506 Open week
DAYS. 5000 and Sat. 81 No phone
calls
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CLERK-TYPIST

The Evening Star has an opening In
the classified advertising department
An opportunity for an accurate
typist with good telephone voice.
who is capable and would enjoy
rendering service to customers by
telephone. 5-day 40-hr week II
interested apply personnel once
Rm sos Open Mon. through Fri
$50 am. to 5 pm, and Sat. 9 am
to | pm
THE EVENING STAR
1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
STOCKROOM CLERK

For Photographic. phonograph rec
ord and cosmetic department II
Arlington, Va. warehouse: expert
enced preferred, employe Eene-
fits; top salary for right person
opportunity for advancement
Phone IA. 4-0450.
Evening star., 1951-11-27
SALESMAN
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Wholesale; call on GROCERY and tavern
merchants In Charles and St. MaTys
customers top salary paid Plus
commission. Call Ii. 1-954O. ~
Evening star., 1951-11-27

THOM Moan
1907 F st. N, Washington 4, D. c
Evening star., 1951-11-27

ROUTE statesmen. 5-day wk-. good
working conditions. good pay; yaca-
tions BRIGGS & CO. 454 lIth ST
S.w. See Mr.. BARCLIFT. : 10 3
Tuesday and Wednesday. -2S
SALESMAN for mems furnishings
store; excellent earnings good op-
foSRE Rff6o5SSaEty sHRF RRplS SHOP aensssT so4o 4a sA
SALESMAN to operate established
coffee route; salary. commission and
bonus. expenses paid. car furn: must
live in Arlington Falls Church vic.
For appt. call MIR. CREGGER. AT.
01.2. $50 am. to 1870, 20
kALESMAS-Full or part time. II
not experienced. We Will train men
or 2T,,s1l Eomsn. Zoe Iash. NEW YORK {
SALESMAN--Want ambitious man.
willing to work hard TO accomplish
exceptional results selling we'll
known paint to painting contrac ors
in WASHINGTON vicinity: previous
paint selling experience not es-
sential We offer excellent salary
car allowance, plus bonus or all
poftunity; must have car and sue
sessful sales record. Box 3s4-X,
sAfEsMAN-Full or part time Ex-
cellent salary. bonuses. paid vaca-
ton many company benefits. Apply
Mr Malen, KENTs JEWELRY
store. perm. position: excellent earn
ings Apply NATIONAL SHIRT
SALESMAN for mems wear; exper !;
good salary plus comm; permanent
THE MILLS CO.. 9th and E sts. NV
Evening star., 1951-11-27
HELP WOMEN
Bakery Shop Clerks

Bakery Shop Clerks
Careers in selling open 20 women
who enjoy meeting the public. pleas
ant work in our modern pantry
houses. Some selling or cashtering
experience desired. Meals and ny
lon uniforms furnished. Plus paid
vacation and sick leave. Locations
in Nd, Va and D. C.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
HOT SHOPPES INC.
USE STAIRWAY TO End FLOOR
34I G ST. NV. NO PHONE CALLS
Evening star., 1951-11-27
ROOM CLERK
ROUTEMAN

For diaper service. 81 or over. white
quired. Guarantee and commission
Apply to Mr Mason, or Mr.. Shep-
ARD. NATIONAL LAUNDRY CO, u
Pierce st NV go
Evening star., 1951-11-27
ARCADE-SUNSHlNE
T3h T.smant ST NV &
CLERKS

CLERKS
For once work in large appliance
company Must be good typist, neat
appearance, excellent salary; 5Ia-day
week. Apply MR.. Dublin. 937 F st
Evening star., 1951-11-27
CLERK

For laundry ticket pricing: must b,
accurate with figures; paid yaca
items, employees discount. For in.
terview, call Mr.. Pollak. RA. 5000.
ARCADE-SIJNSHINE
Evening star., 1951-11-27
BANK BOOKKEEPER

Burroughs operator. age IS to 35;
pleasant working conditions; good
hours. See Mrs. Brotherhood
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP
10ni G ST. NV -
experienced. for mod
err. new shop on Columbia pike IN
Arl.. Vf Conveniently located
Good transp. Salary and comm
Cali FA S7S7 for appointment.
BEAUTICIAN-Full or part time:
salary and commission: established
Evening star., 1951-11-27
BEAUTICIAN

and COM; 5-day. wk. NEISNER' s,
18th and G SITS. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR, exper, for Sc.
shop. 40 hrs: $50 sal. and comm. !;
must work : evenings This is a
good lob lor good operator.
CAGLE'S BEAUTY SHOP, Ii.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. work $3.50
basis on salary with commission.
. CalI o.. AZ AZ, ro, -,.;;a0. 80
all round. for Jul ES HAIR STYL-
IST. Shirlington. Va: 5-day 40-hr.
vk.; salary and commission, Call
Mr.. Jules. Al: 1oS6. =
BEAUTY OPERATOR, experienced:
top salary; pleasant surroundings:
unusually nice clientele. OIL. GSi4
or OIL G23s -29
BOOKKEEPER. experienced In ac-
counts receivable: daily sales tabu-
lstion and statistical work good op-
portupity with outstanding concern
in retail store operation. Call
MRS LICE IL T-SnGn 90
Evening star., 1951-11-27
STENOGRAPHER

. 1 EINOJOICAI I1IiIC
National publication requires accu-
rate stenographer. under 80: 5-day
WIZ, vacation. insurance. hospitali-
cation. good starting salary; unusual
opportunity for advancement. CO.
IOI4 40
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Fire Tax Discussion
Is Set for Tomorrow
In Prince Georges

Mayors, fire chiefs and repre-
sentatives of the county commits
sioners will meet at 8 pm. tomor-
row in the Mount Rainier City
Hall to draft a proposed bill setting
up a special fire tax area for the
western part Of Prince Georges
County.
This area embraces territory
served without charge by fire de.
partments of the Metropolitan
Area.
This announcement was made tt
the Hyattsville City Council last
night by Mayor Caesar Aiello.
The Council adopted an ordi.
nance limiting the parking o1
commercial vehicles at night ir
residential sections of Hyattsville
The action followed complaints ot
trucks parking overnight in resi-.
Dental areas.
It was announced that the city
has now paid for its 235 parking
meters and is receiving an income
from them of about $1,000 a
month. An appropriation of $500
from the parking meter fund tc
improve the businessmen park
ing lot south of East Hamilton
street was voted.
TIE Council will consider COW
.ering volunteer f1remen respond
ing to alarms with insurance. The
paid firemen already are cov-
cred.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Man Gives Himself Up
In Traffic Death Case

A Warrenton motorist faces a
court hearing Monday in Fairfax
on a charge that he left the scene
Of fatal accident.
Yesterday afternoon, Charles L.
Madison, "a, walked into Fairfax
County police headquarters with
his lawyer and said he was the
driver of a Car which had over
turned near Falls Church earlier
in the day, crushing William In
gram, 20, also Of Warrenton.
Both men are colored.
Mr.. Madison's attorney said his
client was dazed after the acci-
dent and remembered nothing.
Mr.. Madison was charged with
leaving the scene of an accident
without reporting it and was re-
leased under $4,000 bond pending
the hearing in Trial Justice Court.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Prince Georges Chamber
Asks Highway Widening

Prince Georges Chamber Of
Commerce Board of Directors AS
passed a resolution urging the
State Roads Commission to widen
the Defense highway from the
Peace Gross to Landover road, and
Queens Chapel road from the Dis
trict Line to the Northwest
Branch.
It was announced that the
chamber would hold it's annual
Legislative Night" January %.
State Senator John Raymond
Fletcher and the county delegates
will be invited, as will the County
Commissioners.
The chamber accepted an invi-
tation of the Annapolis and Anne
Arundel Chamber to attend a
meeting at Carvel Hall, Annapo-
lis, January 81, to form a Mary
land State chamber.
Charles, A. Mogg, Hyattsville.
and Gordon Louk, Bladensburg,
were elected to chamber mem
bership.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
GreenbeIt Cuts Share
OF Upkeep by $500

The City of Greenbelt last night
agreed to the Federal Govern
ment's proposal to put UP $166 ,28a
toward the operation of the Fed
erally-owned Maryland commu-
nifty during 1851.
This figure was about $3,70C
less than the amount requested
by the City Council in it's orig.
inal draft of the 1851 budget.
The slash meant abandonment
of the Councils hope for appoint.
ment of a social welfare worker
as we'll as a substantial contribu.
ton to the Greenbelt Rescue
Squad. The Council last nigh
discussed at length other possible
means of reinstating the two
projects.
Total budget for this year re.
mains at $217,377, about $4,000
less than the 1850 budget. The
Federal share represents "pay.
ments in lieu of taxes" while the
remainder will be raised by the
city.
In another economy move, the
Council instructed City Manager
Charles T. Mcdonald to dispose
of the official car provided for his
duties. The manager henceforth
will be given allowances for the
use of his own automobile.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
AIexandrian Gets Year
In Non-Support Case

A 50-year-old Alexandria man
was sentenced to IL months on a
Virginia road gang yesterday for
failing to support his wife and
five children.
Themer Conner, who was ar
rested in Novemer in Lancaster
Pa, pleaded guilty to the non
support charge before Judge vii.
liam P. Woolls in Alexandria Cor
poration Court. He told the judge
he had difficulty finding work
since 1948, when he first was
brought into court for non-sup-
port.
In imposing the maximum SEN
tence, Judge Woolls said he did
not believe work has been diff
cult to find in recent years.
The family, residents of the
Chinquapin Village housing prof.
ect, has been supported since 1948
partly by the mother and partly
by welfare funds, police said.
Evening star., 1951-01-16
Takoma Park 10 Demand
Return Of Z LOST Acres

A move to recover IL acres re.
moved from the town by legis-
lative rider was launched last
night by the Takoma Park City
Council.
The General Assembly now in
session will be asked to return the
tract at New Hampshire avenue
and University lane.
1t was not until Albert Guide
owner of the tract, returned his
city tax bill, that city officials dis
covered the land, which lies in
Prince Georges County, had beer
taken out of the corporate limits
by the 1889 Legislature.
Mayor Ross H. Beville an
nounced the departure shortly Of
j. H. Mes. a member of the City
Council who has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Pacific Union Con.
ference. Seventh-Day Adventists
after serving the council for the
past six years. For IA years hi
was manager of the Washington
Sanitarium. The council did moi
take any action on appointing 6
successor.
The following one-way street.
were selected to facilitate the
movement of traffic in test move
Maple avenue from Valley View
avenue to the city limits; Syca-
more avenue from Ethan Allen te
Elm avenues; Columbia avenue
from Sycamore to Poplar avenues;
Woodland avenue from Elm to
Ethan Allen avenues. No parking
will be permitted on Erie avenue
from Albemarle to Maple avenues