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ROUTE 90, HOWARD Co:-14 miles
S9,95O

Lot 50x20O. First floor: Liv. rm.,
din. rm.. kit. one bedrm. and bath;
second f.: 2 bedrms.. lge. porch. 3
$4,000 at Az. payable S5I.1s mo.
$12,250
Brick with fireplace. 4 yrs. old; liv.
rm,, din. rm., kit. 2 bedrms.. and
bath: one 30-ft. bedrm. on second.
Daylight bsmt., hot water. gas heat.
porch. Terms.
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OR. 2100 OPEN 8 TILL {
46o5 41st st. NV
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CAMP SPRINGS-Beautifu 3-bdrm
rambling stone and brick bungalow
lge. liv. rm. with fireplace; full
size din. rm.. mod. kit with
range and retsr,; full bsmt. witt
knotty pine recrea rm., built-in
bar; oil h.-w.h.; det. brick gar;
large level lot. Only 4 miles D. C
line. S1S,95O. terms DEWEY M
FREEMAN. 3214 Branch ave. Sc
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ST $500

63O1 Inwood St. Cheverly. Md.-Open
> till dark; beautiful 2-story brick;
center hall, liv. rm. with open flrepl.:
din. rm. with chair rail, equipped
kitchen, 3 lovely bedrooms. tile
bath. full bsmt.. with outside, en-
high corner lot. Just one block
from new St. Ambrose School: you
can see the Capitol from the dinins
room; approx. S3.S00 down. assume
4cc loan. SS541 per mo-, includes
everything. Directions: Bladensburs
rd. to Peace Cross, right on De-
Tense highway to third traffic light,
right to Cheverly ave, right to Kill
mer St, left to 63rd ave. right to
Inwocd and house.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENIIE

OPEN SUNDAY / TO 6 PM.
GAIT. living room with fireplace, large
modern kitchen with electric dish
washer, etc; dining room. 2 spacious
bedrooms. ground level basement
gas &C. heat: concrete front porch:
immediate possession. Out N. H. ave
! u mi. PAST D. C. line. left to 18th
ave, right to Elson ST.. left to Elson
court and house. Call Mrs. Clark.
HU. 1904. CT Mr.. Clark GE DOLL
MARSHALL J: WAPLE CO.
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REDUCED

This lovely 2-bedrm. bungalow in
conv., close-in Silver Spring ioca-
ton is now priced for quick sale
at S13950; wall-to-wall carpeting;
completely fenced yard; full bsmt.,
lge. kit. separate din, rm. This
house should be seen to be appre-
ciated.
THE GOSS co.
III COLL. r,nnr L a : o~1R
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S12, 500
GIT EFP uH,T, MD

frame bung allow. one block
off Route 5: 1st floor. liv. rm.., din
rm.. large kit. with pantry. larse
bedroom, front and rear porches;
End floor finished into one large
bedroom: full bsmt. with outside
entrance. h.-wh.. 30-gal. elec. h...w
heater. Venetian blinds, storm win:
dows and screens; beautiful lot. 9C
by 1877: detached garage; city wa,
ter: conv. to Andrews Field ano
Suitland Govt. bldgs.
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ASSUME CT LOAN
peter ]. hagan
S1 600 DOWN

$500 DOWN
sci A MONTH PAYS EVERYTHING
Lovely arm. and bath brick bunga-
low, lee equip. kit. . nice bedrms:
and lovely liv. rm.; oil heat lot
5Ox200. Quick poss. See today.
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Sl3.250

NJ 7 fNNINIGN :,
Large two-story white frame dwell
ing, on 34th St; has liv. rnl.. din
rm.. kit. 1st floor; End floor. j
bedrms.. bath; all exceptionally large
rooms; one room on 2nd floor
equipped with stove and sink. full
bsmt., oil heat. detached gar. large
lot; approx. S3,25O cash. S95 per
month. See 1t today.
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NEW BEAUTIFUL. 5-rm. home, @
bedrms., living rm.. dining rm. and
kitchen, tile bath. built-in tub and
move In. in Franconia, Lincoln
Hgts b-division. Lot No 10. For
appt. call TR. 1858, after $50 pm.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

In beaut. Sligo Park Hill section OF
Silver Spring, conven. to everything
This 5-rm. home boasts large rms.
eXpansible attic for storage or
more rms, and tremendous bsmt
oak floors, copper plumbing anc
spouting. equipped kit. Directions
Out Piney Branch I'd, to 1st stor
right to No. los Park Valley I'd
OPEN SAT, SUN. 1-5.
ROBERT E. LOHR, REALTOR.
S11 CEDAR ST. NV, GE. 0Ss1.
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OPEN SUNDAY, ? TO s Pm.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS
1902 6Sth AVENUE

BRICK BUNGALOW
) rooms and modern tile bath. Ex-
pandable attic and full basement,
,aIge area 'erraeeq ira Iot Win te9eed play
D. c. Owner wants offer. Assume
large 4 per cent trust. Immediate
possession. Right at Peace Cross to
Defense highway. ga miles to De-
fenSe Heights sign. left 3 blocks to
our sign. Call Mr.. Crawford, 10. g.
S67S
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 I4th st NV DI .3346
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peter J. hagan
S10.500
rJ hpDDnUET7

CT APPROVED
Three bedroom rambler, 3S by 32
fully equipped spacious kitchen: full
basement. outside entrance, oil heat;
close to stores and transportation
Call today.
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TAKOMA PARK
VILLA HEIGHTS
NEAR CHEVERLY THEATER

D5II LANDOVER I'D.
OPEN SAT AND SUN, 1-6 PM.
Brick bungalow. Large fenced lot.
Two bedrooms and bath on first
floor two lovely bedrooms on second
floor; full basement with recr. room
gas &C. heat; close to everything;
vacant. Army officer transferred.
Priced right at $16,750. E. R.
BOYNTON CO., OR. 0S00, HY. 5517.
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OPEN SUNDAY

LIZ / y wv 1NloDG1l4N
With any one Of four 9 and 3-hedrm
brick ramblers, situated Just 4 mile:
over D. C. line. in new and clear
development with a beautiful setting
OF large shade trees which s
thoughtful builder preserved. These
homes feature fully equipped, mod
ernistic kitchens. picture windows
pull-down stairways to storage. attic
and the latest mode in artistic in
terror decorating; Just liz blocks
to transp., facilities and shopping
conven. to public and new Mt. Cal
vary parochial schools, only few
minutes drive to Andrews. Field
and Washington proper. Drive out
Sun, bet. IL and 6 to inspect al
your, leisure. 2 competent agents
Directions: Out Marlboro pike tC
Forestville, right on Pumphrey DIR:
go ! block, turn right, go one block
to Pine. ST., right / block to home
For additional details. call
T. D. BURGESS
1884 Penna. Ave. Sc. VI. 2sO2
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TOTAL PRICE, Sc 600

Stucco house near Palmer hwy. Liv.
rm.. din. rm., kit, 3 be0rms., oil
heat $1,000 down, $50 q month.
Call Mr.. Smiley, AP. 1920, with
ROGER MOSS. 2125 r. l. ave. ne,
HO. 6020. -
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$13,500
S13950

Rambler type with den. liv. rm.. fire.
bath. ali on first f.; 2 porches. hot
water. oil heat, full bsmt.; very
well Handicapped. Terms.
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RAMBLER. Sll,250
Mt Administrations liv. rm.. din.
rm,. kit. 2 bedrms., garage; bus
and store l blk; a real buy. Call
Mr.. Collins. UN 1925. cox & CO;
COLONIAL FRAME DWELLING
With 3 acres and stable, located on
paved road, near Clinton, Md: 9
miles from District. Special. S13,-
. 500. NOLAN REALTY CO.. Ex.
034T. s
DETACHED 2-APT., MT. RAINIER
One Arm, all elect. kit. and bath
and one 3-rm.. kit, bath apt: prop
erty in excellent condition; oil heat;
large lot; detached garage; cony. to
tranSp.. schools and shops: a beau
tiful property at a reasonable price
Mrs, Cox. VI. S136. ATLAS REAL
TY. ST. 1868. Ia
WHITE BUNGALOW-Liv. rm.. di.
nette. . bedrms.; Just across D. c
line: 81 500 down, S42 mo-, incl
taxes and insur. Price, $500.
Reconditioned bungalow; new-house
condition; lge. liv. rm.. lge din. rm
? bedrms,, modern kit; immed. poss
Full bsmt., oil heat. Lear garage;
50 500; $1,000 down. ST5 mo-; u
blk. from bus. schools. stores. r. NJ
DOLBY. AP 2lO0. UN. 0312. -9
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WOODSIDE FOREST

WOODSIDE FOREST
Silver Springs best residential area
2iz-year- -old brick in perfect con-
dition. set in center of more than
Y acre. beautifully Handicapped Ten
large rooms. arranged for comfort
able living and gracious entertain
tive recreation room with bar. gas
h.-w.h. gear detached garage
Price reduced to $50. $50 Must be
seen to be appreciated. Shown by
appointment only. Call Mr.. Tarver,
81. $500. with
VIM. E. Richardson, Inc.
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OPEN 2 TILL DARK
S1,1O0 DOWN

2-bedrm, asbestos shingle bungalow
with full bsmt.. large deep lot:
blk to transp. Assume Gil loan. pay
ments Si4 per mo- House located in
Viers Mill VILLAGE. Owner drafted.
Call Mrs. Hall, LO. 5-S590, COX &
~
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BRICK COLONIAL

bhlOh NOINJIN IAL
SILVER SPRING AREA
1l7n2 GA. AVE. EXTENDED
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, 2 to
Living rm. with flrepl. dining rm.
kitchen, 3 bedrms., hardwood floors.
aluminium screens, tile bath: full
bsmt., gas a.-c.h.; large level An
chor-fenced lot; near schools
market and on bus line about
$4,000 cash, balance good terms
Call Mr.. Craver, with ROBERT E.
LATIMER, GE. 1870; Ewes. and
Sun GE 4635 ~
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EAST PINES, $40, 300
50 900 down. S6025 a mo-. inc taxes
and ins. This lovely 2-story, s.
bedrm. home, gas &C. heat. lge.
fenced lot. ideal for kiddies. Call
Mr.. Zabrek. ia. 5413. COX d
CO. UN 1895.
WEST RIyERDALE-Brick home, ar
wsti siKsa e3varda,e loE aparsnentS sr sloSo9
home. on 4 lots arranged for apart
ments. $4,000.
Hyattsvill e Frame home arranged
for doctors Office In business dis
trict. with large apt. Price. $3.50.
BoWie-90-acre farm, good bldgs.
So 600 crops tobacco in bond Priced
81 600. Good terms with all these
properties.
C. II. PEARcE. Realtor, e22a Balti-
more ave. Riverdale. Md. WA. 7009;
ewes WA 63OS s
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OPEN / TO 5

lovely 3-bedrm. asbestos shingle bun
galow, large liv. rm.. kit -dinette.
large lot Only 800 with $500
down. Directions: Out Carroll ave
to Ethan Allan to open sign, house
No. 5l3. Mrs. Sheppard on premises
cox & CO ST, O@S5
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NEARBY MD.
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

S26,750
New brick rambler, consisting of liv.
rm. with frepl., din. rm., de luxe
kit, 3 bedrms. and bath. full bsmt.:
gas a.-c. heat; det. garage, level
lot Ewes, WI 01S2.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
WI I1o0 q
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peter ]. hagan
Realtor

3s41 S4th ST. MT. RAINIER. MD.
UN. $685., WA. 1857.
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$4,000 DOWN

2-hedrm. brick rambler, huge liv. rm
with flrepl. picture window: also
large kit; near -Four Corners. Call
MI BATES ST. 0L1h cox & CO
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31
WATCHES

4th 81. enlisted IN the army Of L..
S. A. for four years. lie also
becomes member of Gods army
last Thursday by joining the
Salem Baptist Church which Rev
II. ". Donaldson is pastor. He
viii return and be baptized from
New York.
Returns From Visit
MIR and Mrs. Edward Glover
and Calhe Mae. Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Fletcher motored to Ken
ton, Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher
have for houseguest Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Moore, Of ST. Louis. Mo
Mr. and Mrs. Thelma Hunt and
brother.in-law and family return
ed from Mileam, Tenn, visiting
relatives.
MIR and Mrs. Taylor Thomas,
Mrs. Sallie Glover Jordan, Mrs.
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ROEBUCK & CO.
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tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ram
som family who visited from Coll
umbus. Ohio their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. James Ransom of West
Dublin st. The Arnolds are visit
ing relatives at Dayton, 0.
Mrs. Gene Suggs and Mrs. s.
Glover of East White St, visited
at Chicago with relatives, Mrs.
Glovers daughter.
Cusst Speaker
Rev. +. kilgore was guest speak
err at the Bethel A. NJ. f. Mems
day program.
Mrs. Marie Mason of East Wash
ington st. was houseguest of her
daughter Mr.. and Mrs VIII Bow
den of Bloomington. III.
JOINS ARMY
Roy Vernon Ambrosia Of North
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

Cry sal Lake Para.
rNmOaa the SICK
AIRS hattie Anderson, " est
beech. Mrs VIENNA Colley sprain-
ed ankle, r.ast inc. MIRA. John
" oods " est tai ST., Mrs. b. T.,
tas ne. last Church and Mrs.
oasey DANDY. Mrs, Eva Green
doing nicely al home hast Church.
Mosiag hack To Via.
Mr.. and AIRS. T. Thomas Of
East Hal St, sold their home 30
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur McMurray
ana bought duplex home in
Wis.
Moving To Michigan
Mr.. and Mrs. bohoie Dungey Of
North ath ST Mrs. Dungey will
teach IN Michigan.
Mr.. and Mira. George A. john
son. 629 Oak and other relatives
are visited by their daughters,
teachers of Newark. n. j. aud
their huhands AIR. and Mrs, Mira.
j. W. Robinson and Mir. and Mrs.
Thomas Coins ali friends are so
pleased 10 see them. Mesdames
Robinson and Coins will be re
membered as former teachers of
the Jackson School. the Misses
Louise and Vivian Johnson and
have remarkable routine. Mrs.
Coins just completed summer
school session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson visited
the Jimmie Harold resort and Lake
Frazee IN Michigan and fished
while t he mistress brought home a
sun tan---on their trip they visit
ed home folks in Minneapolis, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Smith and
grandmother, Mrs. Matte Utter
back. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
teaching agriculture and science
at the University of MINI,
Mrs Blanche j. Harris, 202
Ellis Ave, Champaign, Danyille
will accept orders for cards and
childrens specialties.
The many friends of Mrs. John
Buford, Jr. and Mrs. Ida Mae
Cooper are pleased to learn of
their speedy recovery from acci-
dents. respectively.
Mrs. f.. st. Rose and son Ellis,
Jr., are home from Decatur and
their many friends are delighted
for their return.
Mesdames Irene Weaver. L.,
Foster. r. Sorrel and l.. Mason of
the Union Baptist church, were
congratulated by the color scheme
OF their robes. purple, white and
gold emblems. Rev. +. Hutchins
and members favored the compli-
ment from the guest speaker. Rev.
w. Newell Guy of the Allen
Chapel and friendship who attend
ed the dedication of the Senior
Choir, of the robes. Rev. Guy was
at his usual best.
Miss Mary J. Bush and the
girls attended the Girls song ser
vice of the {. M. +. Church last
week.
Mr.. Eugene Branden and
friend visited home folks last week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar G. Harris
of the Illinois Times, 202 Ellis,
Champaign and Danville, made
their usual visit to friends last
Thursday.
The c. M. r. Girls Club are
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1951-08-31

Alfred Latham and three daagh-
ters motered to Dayton. O.. visit.
INK MIR and Mr>. Grady Jordan
and family
Mrs. Cozy Mcneil two grand
sons Evertt whose team guest OF
white sox paper carried and Sugar
viii visit with Mrs Mcneil son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mcneil.
Husband Passes
Mrs. Viola Scott formerly of
North Walnut ST. carried the body
of her husband Mr. Frank Scott
who suffered a stroke in July and
passed in August 70 Nieksburg.
Miss. from Chicago for burial
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred kelker
have for housegnest MIR. kelker's
father and sister from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Jordan. of
West Eads St. have two cousins
from Chicago visiting in their
home.
Mrs. Katie Hursey of West Hill
st. visited her daughter in Chi
cago.
Mrs. ingram of East fremont
St. visited her sister Mrs. Mary
Carter and nephey at Tenn.
Among The Group
Miss Cleo Jordan. barbara Hin
es and Bernard johnson, Jr. were
among the group attending the
4. NJ +. East Bay Camp for youth
AT Bloomington. III
Rev. NJ Rayno Of East Wash
ington housegeust, Mrs. Viola Me
kinzie and daughter. Mrs. A. Rag
land of Peoria. Ills, DR. pollett
and children of Chicago were
guest of Rev. Rayno. Mrs. Dasey
Dickerson has returned from vis-
ting at Ohio and Indiana. Pie
nicing at Crystal Lakes were Rev.
Rayno's guests Mr. and Mrs. Hol-
loway of Gary, Indiana and fam
lily and Prophet Thomas.
Will Teach
Mr. Bill Lewis of West Slough
ton ST., will teach this fall in
Carolina.
Turkey Dinner
y The Daughters of Isis OF Mason
ic Sudan Court No. 10 on Sept. |
were hostess al turkey dinner In
their hall Mrs. Jennie Long, ch.
Husband Passes
Mrs. Margie Williams, of Calf
ornia writes her cousins Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Watson Of the passing of
her husband after lingering i'll
ness, Mr.. Bill Williams.
Mr.. George Ray of North 5th
St, received word of the drowning
of his nephew at Padacah, Ken
lucky. MIR. and Mrs. Ray and
other relatives from here attended
funeral.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. H. Edwards.
Jr. of North 5th St. have moved
into their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kelly of
West Eads St, is making addition
to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bishop silby of
East Vine st, are building new
home in the 500 block on Vine St
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Foxwell are
making several new apartments.
Tot Grounds Close
Miss Ruth CaIemses, directress,
assistant Mrs. Cleo Johnson sew
eral other mothers closed the
Tot grounds with a picnic in the
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in the finest radio repairs Mod
srn test equipment We are nov
Accepting repairs on all radios.
Prompt. efficient service at sll
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Evening star., 1951-02-05

sorb excessive spending power, re-
ducing the inf1ationary pull from
the side of demand to a matter of
special unavoidable scarcities.
2. A voluntary limitation Of
wage increases to such as rest on
actual achieved increase Of output
and productivity in the economy
as whole, so that they will create
neither excess demand for goods
nor infiationary increases in the
level of unit costs.
Above all, the committee en-
phasized. direct controls should
not be considered, as they evi-
IDENTITY were in World War II, as an
effective substitute for strong
fiscal and monetary policy"
The major weapon Of the Fed
eral Reserve is the sale of Govern
ment bonds, the report declared
but throughout the last 10 years
the Treasury and the Federal Re-
serve between them have been
unwilling to let the interest yield
on Government bonds rise"
This policy, they added. "com-
mits the Federal Reserve to buy
ing bonds with one hand, for the
sake of maintaining the market
price, as fast as it sells bonds with
the other hand for the purpose of
tightening bank reserves. Thus
in the end, bank reserves remain
uncontrolled. It is long past time
Evening star., 1951-02-05
The Federal Spotlight
Other Agencies Charge ESA
Lures Help With Higher Poy

Factory also needs mess attend
ants and laundrymen at $7.36 tc
1882 day. :. The Marine Corps
at Quantico, Va, has 20 different
kinds of jobs available, most in
skilled trades. Further infor-
nation regarding all these jobs
may be obtained at the Civil Serv-
ice Commission.
X X X X
RETIREMENT - Gov ern m n
workers already retired as well as
present Federal employees would
receive increased retirement an
.nuities under legislation now be-
ing drafted by a Senate Civil
Service subcommittee.
Due to a typographical error
this column the other day failed
to include retired Federal en-
ployes in the list of those who
would share in the proposed an
Inuity increases.
BE sure to listen at 6:15 pm.
every Saturday oDer WMAL,
The Star station, to Joseph
Young's Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast featuring additional
neauS and Uie1Os of the GoUern-
mental SceneJ
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Truman Appoints Bunker
As Envoy 10 Argentina

President Truman today named
Ellsworth Bunker. chairman of
the board of the Ma ational Sugar
Refining Co, to be Ambassador 10
Argentina. .'t has been known for
some time the appointment was
in prospect.
Mr.. Bunker. Sc, New Yorker
with wide business interests, will
succeed Stanton Griffis, now
American Ambassador to Spain.
The President today also nomi-
mated Maj. Gen. MerWin H. Silver
thorn and Maj. Gen. Franklin A.
Hart to the temporary rank Of
lieutenant general. Gen. Silver
thorn has been designated as as
sistant to the commandant of the
Marine Corps and Gen. Hart as
commandant of the Marine Corps
School at Quantico.
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Dean Stombough Wins 500
Star Prize at Art Exhibition

The medal for first prize in
sculpture was awarded to Donald
Kline for a work entitled "Tropi-
cal Fish" The second sculpture
prize of $50, given by Frank r.
Jelleff, was awarded to Maxim
Elias for his work called "Arkose. ~
Jerry ProZo received the medal
in figure or portrait class for his
Self Portrait"
First honorable mention in the
painting division went to Mount
Stone" by Robert Willis.
Arvid Hedin was awarded the
medal in the landscape class for
his offering. Angry, Seas" The
medal in the still life class went
to Gustav Trois for his work "Ab-
stract" and the second honorable
mention in painting was given to
Anthony Qualia for his picture
entitled Sandy Point"
Judges were Hobson Pittman
of Philadelphia for paintings and
Harry Rosin of New Hope, Pa,
for the sculptures.
Evening star., 1951-02-05

Dean Stambaugh is announced
as the winner of The Evening
Star Prize of S100, principal
award in the 59th exhibition of
the Society of Washington Artists.
This display, which is installed in
the New National Museum at Con-
stitution avenue at Tenth street
NV, will open Thursday and be
on view during all of February.
The offering of Mr.. Stambaugh,
who is a member of the faculty
of st. Adams School for Boys, is
a landscape entitled "Walled-in
Valley" The prize which is given
annually is for the painting
judged best in the entire exhibi-
ton which this year comprises 47
pictures and seven pieces of sculp-
ture. The At paintings were
selected from more than 300 sub
mitted.
The George F. Muth second
prize for painting, $50 went to
Leonard Maurer for his painting
called "a Distant Place"
Evening star., 1951-02-05
Lew Jenkins Held as Car
Kills MP at RoadbIock
BY the Associated Press

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
Feb. 5.-A car smashed into a
highway roadblock last night, kill
ing a military policeman instantly
Army and State authorities
identified the driver as Lew Jen-
kins. "a, former worlds light
weight boxing champion. He was
examined at a hospital and held
for questioning.
The victim was Corpl. David l.
Dexter, %. of Colorado Springs
His body was thrown IS feet and
virtually every bone broken. .
Highway Patrolman Russell Proc
tor said.
The roadblock had been set up
four miles south of here to ap-
prehend a car stolen from Camp
Carson.
jenkins, a sergeant first class
stationed here. was driving back
to camp. A bus had stopped at
the roadblock, Patrolman Proctor
said. when jenkins car came
around it and struck Corpl. Dex-
ter. The car skidded to a stop
112 feet away.
The stolen car was stopped
going toward Colorado Springs
and its driver arrested few
minutes later.
Jenkins has coached the camp
boxing team since shortly after
his arrival last August. His wife
and son live here.
He won the title from Lou
Ambers in May, 1910. and lost II
to Sammy Angott in December
1941.
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bill 10 Reduce Leave
OF Federal Workers 10
|5DaysGoingt House

Representative Vursell. Repub-
lican, of Illinois, today will intro
duce bill in Congress to cut
the present rs days annual leave
Of Government employees TO Is
days.
Mr.. Vursell said his measure
would save between 5000 to $3.50
million year.
The legislation also would ban
further accumulation of annual
leave, although leave accrued in
former years would not be taken
away from employees.
Drive Appears Determined.
The Vursell measure is the
latest move in what appears to
be a determined drive on Capitol
Hill to reduce Federal employe
leave benefits.
Several weeks ago Chairman
Johnston of the Senate Civil
Service Committee announced
that his group would study the
leave situation with. a view to
revising present benefits. Sena-
tor Johnston and other members
of the committee are considering
placing the leave system on a
graduated scale based on seniority,
with the benefits running from
IS to 26 days a year, depending
on how long an employe has
worked for the Government.
Mr.. Vursell's bill does not call
for any reduction in Federal en-
ployes' annual 15-days sick leave
benefits, but he said "it might
be well to tighten present regu-
lations to avoid any abuses of
these benefits"
Points to Private Industry.
Mr.. Vursell declared that most
private industry firms have gener-
ally adopted Is days as the stand
ard vacation time. and that his
bill would bring Federal employe
leave benefits in line with private
industry.
He added that during this ma
tional emergency. 1t was essential
that Federal employees stay on the
job as much as possible.