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Diving and Salvage Work
Ex-Navy diver. LU. 1-4565.
FOAM RUBBER

For boat cushions, seats, mattresses
Any size or shape. LATEx FOAM
PRoDucTs CO., s07 H st. NV,
THE FOLLOWING NEW BOATS are
all that we will have available un-
I'll after the. emergency:
10, Y and l9h IT. Correct Craft
%. Welin sedan.
2S' Steelcraft de luxe sedan.
33 Correct Craft express cruiser,
twin Packards. 80 MP; h. teak deck
ssinetts; fish S,, wells; sleeps 4. No
RcA and SUB signal radio telephone,
Packard engines, Martin outboard
We 'ftsi offer the following USED BOATS.
Inspection by appointment.
1913 l0 Correct Craft run
! ls3s &c. Chris Craft. sleeps 3 a'75o
chryslers, sleeps 4; dinette 4.5oo
twin Pscksrds $500
sleeps 4; airfoam mattresses 1000
Must be, seen to appreciate.
TIoossay's cost: sfs.o9o l" .s,aSo
Ike new $500
1898 36' fishing boat, 1947
Chrysler $3.50
Grays 1e4s $3.50
1882 3S' double cabin Wheeler,
115 h.p., Chrysler 1947; bar
gain .o,-,-4.7 4.75o
GhrySlers $500
515 hip. - - 1000
toilets 1000
erman, twin 145 hip. Chrys-
lers 1945; phone. automatic
PILOT .1O.5Oo
condition $4,000
diesels new Ia47 25. 900
ST1CKELL-WHEEL YACHT CO.
Sunday Call Tux. 2SsS
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BOATS teomt.)

ATTRAC. BAY sAILER. left. gan
risged. phle.-ended sloop Jannet.
Needs slight repairs. S40O or best
oner. Buzzard Point Boat Yard,
oITBoStRnt IGT1 IA st. MSTfoR. S;Tf r,,n-,ds .4o.
By h,p:; very good cond.; $500. Call
DoUBIE CABIN CRUISER. ss IT,.
fully, equipped. May be seen at
Washington Yacht Club. s.e.. or call
WANTED 80 or '5l Mercury. x. q.
1sfT g. + R6wSoAr hD Ssl ae; cars SSss ssd anchor
moving. Must sell. $65. Cali 10
2-9463 after 10 am,
SCOTT ATWATER, 7ia h.p.. 2 years
Old: excel: eond.: best ofier: See at
GREGORY'S. $50 Maine. MA. 4572. .
oUTBoARD MOTOR. new 10 h.p.
Johnson: never been in water. OF.
caBIN BOAT. eox7; Kermath engine.
excel, cond.; $500 or best offer. EN-
16-H.P. JOHNSON ouTBoARD. good
eond.;. S95. 1913 F st. ne. Ii.
RSoWVBoAT, marine plywood with
oars 9x4: used 8 mos; completely
sefindiShedi made ns;s.. to order; I,5s SAFE
lift. WOLVERINE, seats 8; steer
ing wheel; lights: windshield; 16-
hcrse. Johnson motor; Sterling
<traIler; ! Y, old; S70o; Can be
seen seen at METSHERs RoATHouSSEs,
1900 Canal rd' or call EN-: "a 94Ss.
RUNABoUT BARGAIN, ae-ft. Chris
Craft complete with convertible top
and extra equipment; will do better
than 36 m;p.h.: in AL cond. Can
5 fRiefsd no9AsD r seen i4ts Ct snd
i3-FT. CABIN CRUISER. boat Don
ma" First-class cond.. 1881 Coast
Guard inspected; $1,000 or best
offer. Call RA. 1910 or see at Bug
l4Fr laFd S1s coMB SGaIsasS paSaSoa., excel con-
loft. CABIN CRUISER, fully equip;
W.-Chrysler marine motor. FRANK
MARSHALL, Deale, Md. 10
HOUSE YACHT-Wtil comfortably ac-
eommodate comm t family Of s; all conven-
with shower hover dinstte' lin so's so-ft. Ha'nISSE deem
house. VIII sell to best offer by 18th
LET'S Go SAILING. Sail boats for
rent on beautiful South River. at
Md. Instructor available. cali An
ssP0B BARsfr fas 1pr 6ssTN rfsissTSaticns CRUISER
eompl; recond., 95-h.p. chrysler Ace;
S1:S00. InSp., 1900 NJ st. s.e., 10.
SAIL BOAT-Thompson Sea Gull,
lS IT,; cabin. sleeps 2; Just painted;
$4S5. FIR. 1884.
GXINRUDE and Elto outboard motors:
thompson boats. new and used serV.
ice and parts. used parts: factory
representatives -37 11th &C. &c
43-FT. HOOPER ISLAND, new condi-
ton, marine engine. speed 81 m.p.h.,
$3.50. L. l. CURLEY. Colonial
Rfssa yst PeSRf sKipSSSIk $seI sa.,..a.
IT; cabin. small auxiliary; Q real
windlammer: $3.50; terms. F.
AVERILL. SH. 6Sl9. weekday ewes
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FoRP SoR6,t,or ~ H2to1 n pickup; excellent
DODGE i947 i. stake body: 2 trucks.
Excel. cond.. tires excel. Can be
seen at 1881 4th st. ne. Phone
TR 5000 or GE; 9434. 10
oOnd. s2's7S, Phone RE. So 5Sss.
SEVERAL acton pickup trucks; ~
and 4S. Any reasonable offer ac-
cepted: Good cond. OR. 3646. 10
2ls-YARD DUMP BODY, s IT. by
7s in; slightly used; greatly re-
SSs Ssssd q price st nx 3. 4 IA MSEks aIaS SON.
$ss5. Cali all FRANK. Fs1sh9'aSs No. 0eesssS6; ssSo;.
TRgCK bn9CK FOR SALE, with insulated
SftiSSni. S6HdSi sYSe RF aSsSy 5Sdy in exceilen. con-
horses or moving purposes. Runs
offer. afe neGj GE Mqss 1ado SELL $500 or best
F0R6 sna6 iS47 aed,.,sa station wagon; in real
oWS SSE Gar MofoEs q sSEs DaS@sn aSgs &c
REQ l946; 2-ton: S295. AP, 3o41.
INTERNATIONAL, l2-ton panel, help
sr,s SPRINGS separable cab; ideal
'ff sssNss lGQ s5S g. 5000 asS2 sunsBs spn
S.%.: SR SiGo SaFksa or Ses. 81 of,eT.4 1881 F st.
FORD 1949 la-ton panel; excel. coud. :;
caEvRSLEf 81 sfst Isfs pss ~; nIsko9 aees.
EpaEMosoSss sSs0' MoTos oTYS5say co, wa1FFFspsyy. 1FoDty.
FORD VS. 1850 h.ton % picEup;' iy' g..
4s 4sS 2SsH assaal mi; price. S1.1s5. Cali
FORD 1910 s-yard dump truck. BUILT.
UP springs; one owner; low i,iieaee
Gall Mr.. SAMUEL coFER. Nc.
S728. between 8 and s. viii con-
CHEVROLET I947 ton truck, eft.
xsa; xsss good condition. Call Rockville
CHEVROLET ls47 sedan delivery; aS
eHAsR eEpHhAsssRtisS Mdr6S 15ics e. s7lS 49, SHEyY
cHEyRoLET 1913 sedan delivery; Ta
owner; heater and defroster; exec
MOTOR nf: 9Fo6C co" 772b Wisconsin ave.
caEyRoIEr 1s41 panel u ton; mlS 8tc.
or painter. MA. Sl23 before Z p.m.
DODGE 1889 a-ton panel; mech.
Al, new clutch, new brakes. heater
and good tires. D. C. inspected.
Pyt. Ppyyt.. owner forced to sell at S195.
2344 Wisconsin ave. NV. or OR.
INTERNATIONAL 1916 KS, Ih.ton
panel; owner driven; good cond. 9I6
r; !. ave; ne. NO. 985S. 10
CHEVROLET, acton panel, low mile.
age, excel. cond. $3.50. BY OWNER
San oe seen at 5oO1 4th st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1s46 a-ton panel; low
mileage: excellent cond.: fully euar.
anteed: $495 MA 642O
INTERNATIONAL Seton panel; GOOD
eond': new paint Job: oak floor; good
GeorRia ave SH Rnhn IN
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BSA-SUNBEAM

Golden flash. $50 &C.. outstanding
performance. SUNBEAM shaft drive,
superbly smooth performance. BAN
its field. See ali 8 and Others on m
display. Buy now motorcycle tires,
batteries. saddle bags. goggles, ac-
cessories at low prices; parts. re-
pairs all makes. Trades and terms,
BLALoCK CYCLE CO., S1l7 Ga,
ave., Silver Spring. SH. 605o.
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SPECIALS

AZ II. D. "4B," $3.50.
Is 4. T. B. ~. hsns and H. Ms'ea5; ess5oa A0o'
80 H. D. "45" de luxe: lots of
chrome, saddle bags, buddy seat.
rubber mounted bars. low mileage;
$3.50.
'4S "74" o. H. v. de luxe; completely
equipped; $395.
INN immediate ySt delivery; I've % loo "IIh miies Der Der
gallon.
Cash. trade or terms.
June 10 and IL. Loconia, N. H.,
gypsy tour and 100-mile road race,
HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES 4
SERVICE
1908 31st st. NV. MI. 0602.
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Attention, TRAILER Owners

Attention, Trailer Owners
We are in q position to accept your
used house trailer in trade on a
new Colonial or Landola. Various
models in stock l or 2 bedrms., If
YOU are interested in new trailer
take your used trailer in trade,
come in to see US or call WA.
1903. NATIONAL TRAILERS SALES,
5000 Baltimore ave. Riverdale, Nd.
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MOTORCYCLES tcont.l

o.h.v., buddy seat, spotliehts. saddle
bags; low milease; excel cond.;
HHRIEY-DAViDSoN 1e4s as1";
o.h.v.; new condition; 1000 miles;
all chrome extras; best offer. 10.
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS FOR HlRE

VAN :! IS,,,1n TRUCK. Je any size Job; . prompt !.
ia. 1887; after z PM. dE. 1916.
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5-rm. display model; excel. quality
and workmanship; Servel refgr',
apt.-size range; flush lavatory; Are.
pl.; lot with picket fence; built on
porch addition, % IT. by s #,
Priced for immed. sale and occu-
pancy. Call TU. 1896 or TU. 23I3
Tor appt.
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GARAGES
1892 ONTARIO ROAD

1882 ONTARIO ROAD
New garage bldg. Second Commercial,
1000 gal Gas tank and pump,
Ea1s lesss or sale soy y c. oERB1cH. MI.
ORTHEAST-Lovely 2-story. clean
brick bldg, suitable for garage or
warehouse; door across entire front;
extra wide alley. Tu. 3948.
SGL. GAR. concrete floor, $3.50 mo.
Apply 40 Cedar st. NV. GE. 1905.
GARAGE WANTED, 2 stalls, with ce-
ment floor, Sc. or ne. location. VI,
7434 any time -12
FOR RENT-One-car garage, cement
f;F fG1ri aa4l 1900 block Taylor st. NV.
1913 5th ST. N.W.-single garage.
MRS. DESPER. RA. 5701.
GARAGE WANTED
For one car. in the vic. anywhere
near Mass. ave. and goth st. NV.
Call A. DISSIN & CO.. DU. 0465.
$495 AND UP
10es DOWN 80 MONTHS TO PAY
Precut aluminium garages and utility
buildings. Put them up yourself or
we will erect them. For details call
IA. $4,000; ewes. Overlook 5525.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC. 1921
Lee hwy, Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-06-10

We Just don't talk 1ose more. Do not
sacrifice your car for the Wholesale
retail price. We buy all makes and
models. We pay of your finance co.
and take care OF all title details.
Call Mr.. Cash, Ii. 3-9877
Evening star., 1951-06-10

BECAUSE DEFENSE WORK
At Owens factory requires. we are
having an unheard-of spring clear
ance Of new Owens cruisers. sos
and 34's. Beautiful. seaworthy.
bronze-fastened. roomy cruisers at
such, such PRICES as. for example: New
S7.480. Phone US, or better. come
to our plant. See for yourself these
remarkable values while they last.
OWENS YACHT CO., INC.
Stanshury Rd., pundalk. Ralto.. Md.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
ON THE SPOT

CASH
For clean pre-war cars. We will pay
OF your unpaid balance and give you
the difference IN cash, Drive In at
our convenient downtown location
ton to you Plenty Of parking.
OPEN DAILY, 8 AM. TO 8 PM.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 I4th st. NV. NO. I'LL
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pay SS x1ro ssdsa Slas Mhy
l73l Bladensburg Rd.. II. 3-sS00.
CHEVROLET lg4s Fleetmaster 2-dr: /;
lent condition throughout: suaran-
$I.045. sToHLMAN CHEVROLET,
33rd and N sts, NV, MI. 1916 Iii
CHEVROLET 1850 Styleline 2-dr. de
'axs ss5 sed me- { es54dh hefssT' Ext sss 81 filter
CHEVROLET 194e de luxe Fleetline
4-dr. sedan: has received excellent
care; only one owner; low mileage.
equipped: guaranteed: terms, 81 .295.
sTolHLMAN la CHEVROLET. 3sfd and
CHEvRoLET 10 1e4s 4.dr. de luxe; 1
owner; radio. heater. accessories;
cHEVRoLET go "a-dr. sedan; low
mileage; excel. cond.; specially priced
at 81 .l45; l3 S st. ne. DE. 4572.
CHEVROLET 1s4e 4-dr, de luxe Sc
dan; r. and h.: peri. cond.; by
original owner; S1,24b. MI. 2976.
CHEVROLET '3s sedan; s143. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS.
iH1s 66isrnSSarF sss e. 1d+ IL ssy.ne sSSS
and defroster, air-conditioner, w.-w.
tires, low mileage, perfect cond. orig.
sY'ss5. sY2sT Pyst oW. sss4. ss4li getting e0n'''
CHEVROLET '3s sedan: S143. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. Ii. $4,000.
CHEVROLET '46 2-dr.: two-tone blue,
good mechanical cond.. clean in
side: price, SS45. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., 7725 wis. ave. oL.
CHEVROLET so 4-door styleiine;
white sidewalks, r. and h., complete
ly equipped: owner leaving country;
1880 or best offer. TIE. 5270.
CHEVROLET '4e sedan: $3.50. Why
pay more? 59 bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd. Ii. 3-8S0O.
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe 2-dr.; pvt.
owner; $1.450 or best offer. oW.
cHfEHv2RioLEr 1s4s club cpe.: orig,
dark blue metallic finish, r. and h.,
low mileage; Sl.195. MALONEY'S
INC, S126 Ga. ave. Sill. Spg., SH.
1880; Sun. and eyes,. phone 81,
CHEVROLET 1s47 business coupe:
gray; heater. pvt. owner; no dealers;
$S25; Sun or ewes, AL. 2329.
1871 Bladensburg Rd.. II. $500.
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CADILLAC 1946 "62" 4.dr.; r. and
h., Hydra Matte, WV. tires, original
black finish, excel. mechanical cond.,
$1,095. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Cue st. NV, DU. $500. -15
1949 "62" 4-dr.; r. and
h., Hydra-Matic, Royal Master Wv,
way, S2,495. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES, 1345 Que st. NV. DU. $500.
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L O 8 T

500 By Q csrtain man IN Arlington
who sold his car TO Q nsighbor with
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block 9oNth OF Key Bride
1917 North Moore St OW: 9797:
PRIVATE CAR
OWNERS
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Trailer Values
TRAILER HOME

AAA4O1 4OcA44 II dI1C1 NU., II
4030 Wisconsin Ave NV
TyO
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CONTINUED on Next PaGo)
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FORD 1919 Custom station wagon;
Cali MR.. JONES. RE. so4e. Mon.
through sat. morning. 10
FORD 81 Victoria; r. and h., WV.
Mes May Aefafy run dsiyeTsd ELY tSar
MI ca Ms 1ssuos dLAssAN ssa lfss Ab shan 1882 eSS1
Can arrange terms and trade. 10
equipped. $745. MERCURY MOTOR
SALES. 3400 River rd.. Alex, KI,
FORD ls47 Pordor sedan: VS., 1D Very
sToHiMsM s5slSR MspMafsR,sss cHsvso1 terms; Ss45
rnpT n Sts; ;oa6 nv; MI; 1915. I'll
Sysss 4ERSs 81 ss6e ss65t5es ss7 Good af4a AoSe
FORD so Gu; custom on1gaa; pordor; heater ao and
other EQUIP; seat covers; this out
standins star value for only 81; ;395; 4
Oldest Ford Dealer. ma. $3.50 Mi0 :
FORD 40 S-cyl. Tudor; heater
ssauip.; clean throushout; a real
sss' Msshs Oldest aaes ys5%0ns E14d be:iss. asf:
FORD oei ssRs' '4s custom de luxe 8 @aS sedan:
exc, mech. condition; low mileage;
Town !, MoToEss 1877 Ca. Ss. ave-.
FORD AZ. station wagon: in real
good cond.. exc. motor and body;
trade your car as down payment:
SS95. CROSSTOWN MOTORS. 1927
Ga: ave-, 8. s., JU. -7-9749.
r. and h., Wv. tires, seat covers,
gunmetal gray; except. clean through
out; 81 .045: mos. guar. HILL &
T1BBITTS. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA
FORD 1949 Custom Tudor "s"; r. and
6s,, r.; wy. AZ sseS; tiSes; peri. cond.; S1,10o.
FORD 1850 Custom Fordor sedan;
WV tires r. and h. seat covers.
" SgnrdAsyrcoating; Ay 5000 mi; s mos. old;
FORD 194s ''s" station wagon; 2s.-
900 mi. excellent shape; avail.
II zon July; oggnsg ogGnssg going overseas;
FORD 1850 Custom "S". sedan;
heater, turn signals, very low mile
age; one owner; $l,595. AcceptableI
trade considered. Once DE. 5710;
home. RIA. S2o4. LII
Evening star., 1951-06-10

ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, for
cash, trade, terms.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 14th st. NV
Evening star., 1951-06-10

CADILLAC aIDILI - ~ bro, .b,rousham; r. B.. seat
running condition and appearance,
cars DISTRICT MOTOR CO. 1863
14th st. NV, MI. 1000. 10
1948 so Special: Fleet
feet condition; radio. back exten-
sion fully equipped. oil filter. brand
new tires. plastic seat covers; orig
ina) owner; S2.550.- CO. 1907 bet.
s and 9 am. 5 to 6 pm. Iii
LHEvOLET 1850 Fleetline de luxe
2-dr.; 1909 guarantee; S1,495
ROYAL MOTORS. Chrysler-Piym-
outh. 15 Kennedy st. NV. TU. 243S
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Senator 0'Conor Praises
Residents Of Georgetown
BY the Assoeiated Press

Tribute to Georgetown as q
community of self-reliant resi-
dents was paid today by Sena-
tor O'Conor, Democrat, of Mary.
land.
In q speech for the Senate
Senator O'Conor recalled that
steps to lay out Georgetown. now
a part of Washington, were taken
just 200 years ago today.
II should like to remind the
Senate" he said, that George
town has been brought to it's pres
ent enviable position by the eff
forts of private citizens insisting
on using their own resources and
Ingenuity to achieve the common
purpose.
Its success may we'll stand al
an example to older and larg.
Ier communities throughout the
country
Evening star., 1951-06-08

June 16 at the Landon School for
Boys, on Wilson lane In Be-
thesda. The carnival will begin al
noon and will continue throughout
the afternoon. It was originally
set for tomorrow but was post
poned a week when the weather
forecast was for showers.
In addition to providing the
major portion of the psychiatry
yearly budget, the
league also provides two volunteer
workers who serve two mornings
IA week at the Nursery Group OBJ
servation activity of the hospitals
Child Welfare Clinic.
Catch Behavior Disorders.
This service, an idea of Dr.
|Lourie's, is part of the psychiatry
department. It's purpose is to
catch any behavior disorders In
the healthy children brought tc
the free clinic for periodic physi-
cal check-upS.
Currently, Mrs. Jefferson Bur-
rus, 2312 Colston drive, Silver
Spring, and Miss Gertrude Good
1888 lockwood parkway NV.
keep a behavior chart on children
brought to the gaily painted, toy
filled clinic.
The children are left to theiI
own devices for as long as an hour
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Employment Mark Believed Set
For Washington and Vicinity

Total non-agricultural employ
ment in the Washington Metro
politan Area scared to what is
believed to be a record high OF
6o6, 800 by the end Of April, a rs
per cent rise in a year and gain
of 1890 over the estimate for
March.
This was reported today by the
District of Columbia Office of the
United States Employment Serv-
ice, whose labor market data for
the first time includes all of
Greater Washington.
Bulk of the increase in total
employment is explained in the
Federal Governments addition OF
80 200 personnel here since last
April, including an increase of s.
TOO over March.
Besides covering Alexandria,
Evening star., 1951-06-08
THIS SUNDA Y'S BEST READING
is IN
gbe Sunday $taf
wiz DOW kvsn;ns edisisA

THAT SUMMER vAcAToN-W be North South West or over
this Sunday
help choose snd help plon.
NEW FUEL FOR THE GREAT oEBATE?The House Committee
American Activities going ho Moi Gen. choes Wousby Gen.
MoeArufs chief Of intelligence the Fomous Rehod Sword
the Soviets wotime Tokyo His testimony the
Of United sues For Eost policy into flame This
brought
n this Sundays Editorial Feature
EATWEST HoRETRADNG-7he the in omoo Cheyenne
think Wes Europeon trade merely mokes the Reds
get their honds tol goods isn't thot simple It's like
trading horse for timber lot Both poies something. If
didn't let Europe the timber whatever from the Reds they'd have
from Whot would ot do economy? Herbert
Boer complex situation another Ed
toio Feature Section article this Sunday
FALLS CHURCH EEcToNTuesduys election day in Fos Church. The
s this Sunday outline the involved and whot
ing eonddote stand for
POTOMAC MD BANDotomoe Nd isn't big but its got lots Of
community spirit bross band The band provides the moteo for
still another feature in this Sundays Pictorial
FOR MEN Corey ds jolly fishing
TIE this Sundays This Week Masozm about loving hubond
who thought that womons place trout stream Washington
Talks Too Much BY Erie Seyeed about the charming number mill
tory secrets leaking out Of high places and Berlin Trap by Arthur
Gordon obous beautiful blond American headquarters, other
features this Sunday
FOR YOUR BEST READING EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK ORDER THE EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR HOME DELIVERY, $3.50 A MONTH tNGtT
FINAL EDITION 10 CENTS ADDIToNALl PHONE STERLING 5ooo
Evening star., 1951-06-08
MRS. Lowell Set Fire
TO Cure Sick Woman
Witness Testifies

Mrs. Eileen Lowell's "faith heal
ing" included setting q waste bas-
ket afire to make a crippled bed
ridden woman get up land run
out" a witness testified in District
Court today.
The witness, Mrs. Mary Louise
McCabe Of 3218 Wisconsin avenue
NV. is a member of the Wesley
Methodist Church, whose pastor,
the Rev. c. Stanley Lowell, is be-
ing sued for divorce in the trial.
Mrs. McCabe said that Mrs.
Lowell mentioned a number of
"clients" in her faith healing"
lpractice.
Earlier, another witness, David
Macdonald. who with his wife oc-
cupied an apartment in the church
parsonage at 1888 Jennfer street
NV. testified he had heard Mrs.
Lowell say she would ruin him
(Rev. Mr.. LowelD and drag him
through the gutter If it's the last
thing I do"
Doubts Her Capabilities.
Mr. Macdonald said he felt Mrs.
Lowell was not physically or
mentally" capable of caring for
their three children.
Why" he said, "in Is years
she hadn't learned to cook"
He also said that when me Of
the children, Sylvia, 8, visited with
her mother after separation of the
parents last September. the child
refused to say her prayers for a
week. He said the child claimed
she was told "JesuS is just little
boy"
The divorce action before Judge
T. Alan Goldsborough. now in its
second week, has gone from the
erotic to the bizarre on witnesses
brought to the stand by DR..
Lowell. The case recessed at mid
day for the week end.
In earlier testimony, two people
who lived with the Lowells in the
parsonage in recent years told Of
having seen manifestations Of
Mrs. Lowell's beliefs.
Mrs. Mary Louise Hadley Of
Silver Spring, testified that one
day she heard the Lowell's 9-year-
old son, Dean, run to his mother
saying, 'Mommy. there's ants in
the living room"
Reply Is Quoted.
Mrs. Lowell's reply to that. the
witness said, was "Oh. leave them
alone. there's enough room here
flor all of U.S."
John M. Smith Of 1243-A Ala
Ibama avenue Sc, testified he has
heard Mrs. Lowell talking to house
plants, ''like African violets."
"She believed potted plants
would bloom better if you'd talk
to them kindly-if you would tell
them we love you.' then they
would thrive" Mr.. Smith told the
court.
The witness reflected a bit, then
observed. ''I think she's living in
an imaginary dream world"
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Night of Thrills Set
For Tomorrow as Rain
Causes Postponement

A Night Of Thrills. benefit
for the Masonic and Eastern
Star Home, scheduled for
presentation beginning at
4::30 pm. today, has been
postponed until tomorrow at
the same time because Of
rain, sponsors announced to-
day.
The Griffith Stadium pro-
gram, which will open with
a baseball game between the
Metropolitan Police Depart
ment team. District cham
pions, and the Boiling Air
Force Base team, will last late
into the evening.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
Legion Will Get Permit
For Convention Moiorcade

The Police Department will is
sue parade permit today for the
American Legion's motorcade
July 10 preceding it's 33d annual
local convention.
An alternate route was worked
out with Assistant Police Supt.
Walter T. Storm, skirting the F
street business district after Supt.
Robert j. Barrett had refused a
permit for the originally proposed
route including F street.
The approved route will be from
Fourth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, along Pennsylvania
to Ninth street, Ninth street to
TX street, K street to Connecticut
avenue and along Connecticut to
the vicinity of the Shoreham Ho-
tel, where the convention will be
held from July 10 through July 81.
Maj. Barrett imposed a general
ban on parades through down.
town Washington on May /.
Evening star., 1951-06-08

and the especially trained volun-
|teers chart their reactions to other
children, to complex or educa-
|tional toys and their ability to
Iamuse themselves.
In addition to providing a psy-
Ichiatric service to all branches OF
the hospital. the department also
has a considerable teaching pro-
gram underway.
DR.. Lourie estimates the depart
lment trains each year $50 resi-
dent pediatricians, nurses, interns
and medical students from the
Georgetown and George Washing
ton University medical schools.
I'VE are not training psychia-
trists, but are giving persons who
will be concerned with child
health an understanding of chill
dren's emotional problems, and
how to recognize them. To really
understand a child, it is necessary
to have the whole picture-the
mental condition as well as the
physical"
After the i've years Of League
support are up, the hospital will
take over completely the financing
of the psychiatry department, ane
the league will turn its attention
to some other hospital need.
Evening star., 1951-06-08
New Commissioners
Tour Alley Dwellings
In Clearance Survey

The two new Commissioners
went on their first official inspec-
ton Of Washington's alley dwell
lings today.
Commissioner r. Joseph Dono-
hue and Engineer Commissioner
Col. Barnard L. Robinson were
shown through Dixon's Court be-
tween the 300 blocks of H and
streets S.W. .-
Their guide was DR.. John r.
Pate. director of the Southwest
Health Center. The tour was ar
ranged by the District Redevelop-
ment Land Agency which has $2.5
million to start assembling prop
critics for private or public hous-
ing developments.
Mark Lansburgh. chairman OF
the board Of directors of the
agency. and board members John
A. Remon, Richard Atkinson and
James E. Colliflower were on the
tour.
They were Joined by Housing
and Home Finance Administrator
Raymond M. Foley, who has mil
lions in Government funds to lend
to such agencies in America S
cities to do away with slums.
Commissioner Donohue was in
vited into d house where a col
ored family Of four elderly persons
were living in one room and cook
ing fish on a small range.
The Commissioners will have to
approve the selection of any arG,
for redevelopment. # it's Dixon s
court, Commissioners Donohue
and Robinson indicated. their two
votes-a majority of the Board OF
CommisSionerS-are assured.