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AUTO g TRUCKS WANTED

tHS S deasr Mi psP the
,TU, 1929: MR. WILLIAMS. I'll
MECHANIC HAS CASH tor 1916 to
1891 wrecked. burned or run down
SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week, Will pay highest cash prices
lor clean cars. any make or model
Call Ia. 1901.
c al, dxn.r l2 pbon cony wanted from
PRIVATE PARTY wa Wants it'~ moderate era e
priced l94S-49 car; cash. No deal
DODGE WANTED-win pay highest
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV,
PoNTiACs wANrED-will pay high
est cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
BUiCKs WANTED-win pay hignss,
cash price. for any model KIRK
MoT0R CO. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
FoRDs WANTED-wln pay highest
| caSn price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO. 1000 Ga. ave. NV"
WESTERN BUYER has immed cash
! I9r n!H e., loW.mileage cars. MORRIS
. - oAAA-S' ib1 - Va ave-. IN.
PLYMoUTHS WANTED - viii pay
/ nleheSt cash price for any model.
/ KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave.
PRE-wAR CARS wanted badly. 1um-
I berton, N c. dealer will pay ALSO
I MR w top , a doliar, Call TU. 2G26
cHEyR "1LE1SNI wANrED-w, NJ psy
highest cash price for any model.
! KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave
NV. TIA. 1900.
vIRGINIANS-Before selling your car
! m 5e Snfe , TO get our price. ED
f8od "a sdIr n ,i Jack oSf AFl, Va. CHI
FAIR HONEST APPRAIsALs of all
skfS ffsi rs 1884 assured ST nr at
WANTEDGla41 Chevrolet Ford or
plymouth : or / door. Cali co.
FOR WARM WELCOME and iS cold
cash see or call US before selling
your gar. HAiNEs, MOTOR Co,
300 Ma y Biad { I'd; Cottase City
1916 TO i95I-All makes. Drive in
MI pay Of bal, WoLFE MoToRs.
cH Is9 fld Is WAST y: Elk R R5f2 nav
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make. any model. See Mr.. Dunnin-
gan ROYAL MOTORS, INC. 400
,Georgla ave NV. TU. 2438.
WE WILL PAY the highest possible
price for used Chevrolets, Fords and
P1ymouthS. Drive in Appraiser on
the property CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO. 7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 61OO.
Open ewes
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MOTORCYCLES

CusHMAN AIRBoRN motorscooter
buddy seat. 3-Speed Transmission
oversize tires, all in good condition
Slnn. Phone Flmwcod $3.50 IL
WHlzZER MOTOR BIKE, fine condi.
H L,Gn 19I n,y GaI. W AZ. IL
Gneew; , mos, old good condition;
HARLEY DAVIDSON 194s; 1o5 &C.:
excel, cond.; best offer, LO. 5-lS36.
ARIEL SQUARE 4. 1913: 1000 mi n
SiS2. Call 7 pm. TO Il pm. ST
0240. MR.. ALBERT. 10
1919 HARLEY DAVIDSON, "a +"
o.h,v.. perfect cond.; loaded with
accessories; 500 or best offer. TR.
SCOOTER. Salisbury. l yr. old; excel
condition, Many extras. Buddy seat
WO, 9727. WO. SuI4. is
INDIAN CHIEF 1913; buddy seat
and extras; must sell; 1896 cash.
49l3 Clark pl. NV. OR. 1925. 10"
'49 HID. "74," $500
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 27ton dump truck; g.
tires, fully equipped: r, and h.; bar
Galn at 81 400 weekdays 1909
pm. all day Sunday, 1854 Hug
Gins gins DR., Connecticut Gardens,
FORD 80, Al motor: sell or ex-
change for smaller truck. oW. 4974.
THREE 1a-ton panel trucks, one 194o
Ford, 2 International, 1878 all.
AMoGo STATION. suitland & Sill
yer Hill I'd. Md 10"
FORD 1915 pickup; best offer. MRS.
C BHRp, "a, 4..1l6600; 20 ,
wreck. Looks almost good as new
Will sacrifice for S625 cash If sold
tbs week, WO. 1901. after z. is
FORD 1850 panel, i2-ton truck. low
m mileage, excellent condition all over
WA. 640G, " ~ '-''' USe -. ,1's'''
CHEVROLET 40 L-ton panel; like
new, 5000 SH. 1926. 10
CHEVROLET 1912 open side panel:
SLS2; good tires. Ii. 7-s70S. 10
DODGE CoDd 1872 4 o4-ton panel; in excel,
sTuDEB BitF1 '4a T. ,s-top: like enc new;
$3.50: canopy free. HI. 5717. 20
CHEVROLET '37 la-ton pickup: body
has metal floor and metal canopy;
$40; good running cond. OF. 1850.
DODGE 1851 la-ton panel; color Q
viii sell for 81 500. su sun; and and
after e.. call LO. 3-924l; weekdays,
T;3o till Is, Ii. 7-4097. 81
INTERNATIONAL 1912 panel: 1870
Ford panel; 1910 oil truck, complete
Su9 gai; capacity; can be seen at
loth and N. Quincy St. Arl. 10
CHEVROLET 1916 Ha-ton panel. Lad
ger racks. In Al condition; perfect
panel; 80 Chev. l2-ton pickup; 40
Ford 1-ton pickup; A. Chev "a
ton pickup f4-speed transmissionj
- FORD sedan delivery; Special to-
dT1ggist), ssS5s All rec eiH9hi 5od
and guaranteed Prewar specials, SO
GMC ll2-ton stake and SO Chey
G. and G; with as motor CHEVY
CHEVROLET 1916 H2-ton panel; low
anteed; S495. MA 642o.
A. 3-ton. chassis and
cab, completely checked and recon
dltoned TO give you thousands OF
lroubie-tree miles; tires are like
new Guar: terms arranged; S795.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
a3rd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1916
CHEVROLET so l2-ton pickup; looks
and performs like new, guar;
Sl,O45. We have several other pick
ups and panels to choose from.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33Fd AND NJ SITS. NV. MI. 1916.
TRUCK VALUES
Ford !2-ton truck, utility body, s2g5
~ GMC l2-ton panel S645
~ GMC li3-ton c. L. c. S645
as GMC I2-ton pickup STa5
70 Chev. l-ton panel S445
,4b Chevrolet l2-ton panel S3a5
- Int. 1l2-ton van seas
40 White 2-ton c. 6s C. S545
~ Hhite @-ton van S745
Al Dodge, and Chev 1I2-ton
vans in good cond. Ready to
go to work 10 to choose
from seaa
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 NJ ST NE ME o,os
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WATERFRONT
PARADISE

Builder will sacrifice his new home,
IS fl facing Chesapeake Ray. Tiv
rrm.' hrepl,. all-elec. kit, > bedrms.,
tile bath. side glassed porch. floored
attic Call LO $3.50. or drive To
Deale. Nd. Call West River 6I44.
Max c. Schwartz, IA. $500
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MONEY WANTED
AVIATION

GENERAL MAINTENANCE. Relicens-
p lngi painting, all types aircraft.
POTOMAC AIRCRAFT CO. Beacon
Field. Alexandria. Va 80
1915 CESSNA 40. McCauley propel-
censed May, 1851; hangared; less
than 400 hrs. total aircraft and en-
cine; price, S1,245. Vienna 3l4.-I9
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(Confinued)
ON THE SPOT

CASH
For clean preWar cars. We will pay
of your unpaid balance and give you
the difference in cash. Drive in at
our convenient downtown location
Tor q. free appraisal at no obliga-
OPEN DAILY, s AM TO . PM.
SAFEWAY MOTORS
1900 18th st. NV NO. III
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BSA-SUNBEAM

iany more from $3.50 up. New
IriumphS for immediate delivery
Trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS
9l2 9th ST. NV. RE. 5U7a
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INsP JST v P9NP 9E4S COVE % Err BE E T
Preshowing, new section; desirable
wooded home sites, over "a acre
from S295. Out Central ave. (Route
214) to Mayo I'd, continue on Mayo
I'd. to Ponder Cove sign, turn right
to beach j. H LONG. EN-. 479e
or West River, Md, 1861. -19
ON LITTLE ROUND BAY Of Severn
River. A large tract of 81 acres OF
land with large frontage on the river
Several cottages. This is an idea
site for a camp or club or for a
group who would enjoy homes in
wooded hills.
ON THE SEVERN RIVER. 5l2 beau
tiful acres directly on the widest
part of the river. Sand beach, dock
4 well-built and attractive 3-bed-
room bungalow: full basement, s.
car garage. You could not help
liking this delightful home
ON SOUTH RIVER. A beautiful view
up the river, SAND beach and new
dock. New brick home. 3 large bed
rooms. 2 baths, servants room and
bath; modern in every minute de-
tail and you cannot help wanting
ON SEVERN RIVER at Pendennis
Mount. 41a acres of terraced lawn
Beautiful view of Naval Academy
and Chesapeake Bay. Brick rambler
with 3 bedrooms, 5 baths, radiant
neat and every other appointment
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
ais Main St, Annapolis, Maryland
Phone 1854.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS-Port Repub-
lie, Nd. A restricted community OF
college graduate professionals or
CheSspeake Bay; one cancellation
on Bays View cabin. $50 weekly:
organized recreation Call MRS.
MILES, Prince Frederick bow
BACK BAY BEACH-Owner's home
. rms, , showers: ami; lge. fenced
lawn and screened porch: restricted
quiet area; avail. Aug. % through
Sept. UN. 0239. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on Bay, 80 mi
Wash. Two Ice. scr. porches, 3 bed
rooms, liV nm, kit, cleo stove, INV.
pump, . cleo. refer, scr. kit. porch
s and phone; avail. Aug. IS, or.
Sl97 after II am -l9
COLONIAL BEACH-Waterfron cot.
tage or apis, LIST and Bryant SITS
al cleo, baths. hot water; pvt
See to appreciate; $50 wk. CO
20 l, ewes. Mon. Thurs. "a
900 so! FIT. STORAGE SPACE on
LIST floor. Cow. sc. location. Rea-
sonably priced MICHAEL WALSH
& SONS, 1911 Eye st. NV. RE.
1 500 so. Fl. FLOOR SPACE: ind
floor Of brick and concrete bldg in
SW. suitable for storage or shop.
MA. $3.50. 10
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Waterfront Acreage

Three acres. 70O-ft. frontage, locked
with 10 TT. of water, bay "a mile
aI-year home consists Of lst f.,
liv; rm. with fireplace, din. rm., kit,
oedrms., bath and util. rm.; 2nd
n. 3 bedrmS. and bath; lge. porcheS
up and down; lovely trees and 3
boats: several outbldgs. Home com.
oletely furnished and equipped, SOL
900; 50. 600 down. balance list trust.
D years. West River R4n1 Ia
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PROP. SALE Cont

SUMNER COTTAGE nearly completed
2 bedrooms, nice lot, porch; 81 900
Severn ave, near 2nd ST.. Selby-On
The-Bay. Apply E. c. BAIRSTOW
Selby blvd. at waterfront.
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OLDS '48 CONVERTIBLE

and h.. price, S1,3a5; auto financ-
ing. Call MR.. McGINNIS, TU. 23SS.
Ia
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SUNRISE BEACH

% mi. from Wash. - Pvt, sandy
beach. l31-ft. frontage on water.
many trees; cabin site overlooking
6ea9t- Severn River; $4,000. JE.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

front end machine
excel. condition HAGER CHEVRO.
LET, Upper Marlboro. Md Marlboro
1880 ~
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AVAILABLE MINED.
Excel. cond.: trailer and porch built
on; suitable for family of 4; in
Alex. conv. to Pentagon, Fort Bel
volr, and Wash. Will sacrifice for
cash sale; no reaS. offer refused
Call tn. 1886 CT TU. 1913 for appt,
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RHODES RIVER, near yacht club
An unusual waterfront home at a
point where the river is several miles
wide and offers excellent harbor
Developed like a small estate. There
is an interesting grouping of bldgs.
On the waterfront with a large
setting sun, is the main house 1t
contains a large living room with
fireplace, beautiful kitchen, din. rm.,
. bedrms., bath and inclosed porch.
There is a bathhouse with shower
and dressing room. a heating rm.
with excel. oil heating plant and
water softener, guest house with
running water and a lear garage.
A reinforced concrete retaining. wall
leads down to the pier. This home
is suitable for year-'round living IN
its developed community.
INEZ CUSHARD, REALTOR
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AUSTIN 1887; nice condition; lust
ngghtiy oVerhauled. parks anywhere.
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NEARBY MD. - Furn. BUNGALOW, .;
mi. to Wash. s, mi. to Annapolis
ready for immed. occupancy; small
down payment, easy terms. FIR
1854 or write Box Al, RiVa, Md
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

LOT. blk. from Chesapeake Bay.
60x125. Nice outlook and neighbor-
mood for children. Neeld's Beach,
near Plum Point. Nd. WI. 1853
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weekdays.
OCEAN BEACH. MD.-Private party
has several choice lots, purchased
last year Will sell at substantial
discount. below market price Terms
or cash. Call ST. O122 or WO, 3349
Evening star., 1951-03-28
ABC Board Hears Charges
Against Dunbar Hotel

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today heard testimony in
% charges Of liquor law viola
tions lodged against the Dunbar
Hotel, Fifteenth and U streets
NV.
Pvt. Stephen E. Gordon of the
third precinct testified he and Pvt.
John M. Matthews, investigating
last month when they were with
the vice squad. were solicited by
two colored sisters, one II years
old.
The ABC charges against the
hotel, which caters to colored
guests. include selling whisky to
standing guests: allowing num-
bers game writing. and permitting
solicitation for prostitution.
Attorney Henry L. johnson, de-
Tending the hotel. protested that
the defense was given only q week
to prepare the case and that the
charges were vague. Assistant
Corporation Counsel Robert D.
Wise represented the DisIkict.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
New tobacco Warehouse
Permit Denied by NPA

Application by the Washington
Tobacco Co. to erect a two-story
building near Third and M streets
NE. at a cost Of $191 500, has been
denied by the National Production
Authority, it was disclosed today.
The proposed building was listed
as an office, store, warehouse and
garage structure.
Also denied was an application
by Thomas E. Clark of Washing
ton to erect a two-story store
building in Silver Spring, Md, at
a cost pf $780, 900.
Permission was granted Leland
L. Fisher, Inc, to build $48, 500
supply house and lumber yard in
Rockville, Md.
NPA has banned new CONNER
cial construction in many cate
gories unless it is necessary fol
the defense program, for commu-
nifty welfare or if an undue hard
ship would result from application
being turned down.
The agency granted applica-
tions for permission to erect two
gasoline stations in Arlington, Va.
and one in Washington, but de-
MED permits to build stations ir
Rockville and College Park, Md
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Red Cross Sponsors
Civil Defense Classes

A series of civil defense classes
in Home Care Of the Sick and
Injured" will begin April 2 at the
Red Cross Walsh House, 1920
Massachusetts, avenue NV, Mrs.
Herbert s. Dudley. chairman of
the Red Cross Nursing Service,
announced today.
The classes, made up Of six
lessons of two-and-one-half hours
each, will be taught by graduate
professional nurse instructors.
Students will be given instruc-
tion in improvising equipment,
taking temperatures, pulse and
respirations, bathing and feeding
patients. giving simple treatment
ordered by the doctor, recognition
and reporting symptoms of in
jury and illness. application of
burn dressings and preparation
of patients for transfer and evac-
uation.
Schedule for the sessions in
cludes classes Mondays, WedneS-
days and Fridays. April 2 through
April 13. with morning classes to
be held $3.50 am. to noon and
afternoon classes 1880 pm. to 4
pm. A new group of classes,
under this schedule will begin
April is through April 81.
Tuesday and Thursday classes
beginning April 8 through April
10, will meet from 9:30 am. to
noon and afternoons, 1880 pm.
to 4 pm.
Registration for each section
is limited to 40 persons and all
registrations must be completed
before April l.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Donohue Visits Truman,
Says lis Courtesy CALI

District Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue visited President Truman
today and said afterwards he had
simply made courtesy call"
1t was his first call at the Wh,ts
House since he was Confirmed
although he greeted the President
on his return from Florida last
week. '1''
Mr.. Donohue said he discussed
no business with the President and
ne added specifically that he had
not discussed the question of fiil.
ing the post Of peoples counsel.
President Truman had asked
the Budget Bureau to report on
whether the Office should be con-
unued, and while the bureau has
made recommendations, the Whits
house is silent on what they are.
Asked what's to be done about
daylight saving in the District
Mr.. Donohue said, 81 understand
the Board Of Commissioners in
against 1t. I'm for it,"
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Spain, Turkey Make
Apology for Crashes
Involving Diplomats

The State Department said to-
day that both the Spanish and
Turkish Embassies have apollo
gized formally for recent accidents
involving diplomats, one Of which
caused the death of nurse.
The Spanish Embassy sent its
apology for an accident February
18 in which it's second secretary,
Vincente P. Santaliestra. was held
responsible for the fatal injuries
suffered by Mrs. Lillian c. Hess,
48, in front of Casualty Hospital.
Family Told of Settlement.
A coroner'ss jury found that Mr..
Santaliestra operated his car
with gross negligence and in a
willful and wanton manner" so
that 1t struck another automobile.
which in turn hit Mrs. Hess, a
pedestrian.
An attorney for a company
which insured the diplomats car
informed the family OF Mrs. Hess
that a financial settlement will be
made.
Because Of diplomatic immunity.
Mr.. Santaliestra cannot be held
for grand jury action.
Five Injured at Bus Stop.
The Turkish Embassy offered
apology for an accident March 10
in which an automobile driven by
Raft Ilgun, its commercial attache,
collided with a taxicab and bound
ed into a crowd waiting at a bus
stop on Sixteenth street. Five per-
sons were injured.
Meanwhile, Air Force Mai. Will
liam H. Nichols, 5406 Fifteenth
avenue. Hyattsville, Md, husband
OF one Of those injured, said Mrs.
Nichols is in much worse condition
than at first thought and is ex-
pected now to be in a cast for 12
weeks at Walter Reed Hospital.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
.PHA EmpIoye Here Held
On Charqes Of Girl, II

A Public Housing employe today
was under $4,000 bond, awaiting a
Court hearing April 3
on charges he took indecent liber-
ties with an 11-year-old girl.
At his arraignment before Judge
Andrew ]. Howard yesterday, Ell
bert j. Shepherd. "a. of the 1900
block of Clydesdale place NV,
denied the accusation. Shepherd,
who has an 8-year-old daughter
of his own, came here from Mobile,
Ala, two months ago. He said he
is separated from his wife and
lives with his mother, sister and
daughter.
The complaint was made by the
11-year-old child and a 10-year-
old girl acquaintance who went to
play with the defendants daugh-
ter in the Shepherd home last
Friday. Shepherd. they told police,
Joined them in q game Of "tag, ("
in the course of which there were
allegedly indecent contacts.
Asking for a delay in court ac-
tion, Shepherd said he wants to
get q lawyer.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Boys Swing From Souso Bridge,
Tell Police It's Just 'SkyIurkinq'

In the spring a young mans
fancy lightly turns. they say, to
thoughts of love, but kids fancy
scars much higher.
Scars, for instance, to thought
of playing Tarzan!
That's why traffic was backed
up for blocks around the Sousa
Bridge and five scout cars, eight
motorcycle policemen, two pieces
of fire apparatus, and a harbor
precinct patrol boat raced to the
scene shortly before noon today
A serious-minded citizen had
reported a boy was hanging from
the bridge.
In what any normal, serious
minded citizen would consider q
totally inaccessible spot under the
west end of the bridge police
found four youngsters, footloose
and fancy free on their Easter
vacation.
They came back to reality
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Tickets Ready for Last
Neighborhood Concert

Invitotions fol the 4eth ond finoI
Neishborhood Concert by the No
tionol Symphony Orchestra which will
be held OF Woodrow Wilson High
School. MondoX now ore ready for
distribution.
Admission cords, issued free Of
ehorse by The Evening Stor, sponsor
OF the series, moy be obtoined OF
Woodrow Wilson High School, Alice
DeoI Junior High School, Lofoyetts,
Jonney, Horee Monn, Mureh, Eoton
and Hearst Elementary Schools;
Friends School. the Recreation De-
portment OF Sixteenth and Lomont
streets NV. and at the business
counter Of The star Building.
The concert, which will be broad.
cost by Stotion WMAL, The Evening
Stor stotion, will begin at 3 pm.
The orchestra is under the direetioa
Of Dr.. Howard Mitchell 4
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Seven Others Seized
In Narcotics Raids
Held for Grand Jury

Seven persons arrested In the
recent narcotic raids here were
held for grand jury action yes
terday by United States Commis-
sioner Cyril s. Lawrence.
The commissioner dismissed
a charge of possessing marijuana
against Barney Munitz. 38, of the
1400 block of Girard street NV.
He was arrested during a raid on
March II in the 600 block of Co.
lumbia road NV. by the Vice
Squad, after two marijuana ciga-
rettes were found under the cush-
ion of chair where he had been
sitting. The commissioner ruled
there was not sufficient probable
cause to hold the man for the
grand jury.
Following are the seven persons
held yesterday for grand jury
action:
James Copeland, alias Rat. IS,
colored. of the 600 block of Della
ware avenue S.W., $4,000 bond;
Charles o. Robinson, alias Two
Bits, 43. colored. of the Dunbar
Hotel, $4,000 bond; Winston Cor
ham, alias Cocky. 80, colored, of
the first block of I street NE.
$500 bond; Mary Staten, alias
Big Butch, 81. colored, of the 1900
block Of Seventeenth street NV,
$2,500 bond. and Dorothy Bu-
chanan. 30. colored,. of the 300
block Of P street NV, $2,5 500 bond.
Also. Marion F. Greene, alias
Sugar Foot. SO. colored, of the
Dunbar Hotel. whose bond was re-
duced from $500 to $4,000. and
William M. Nick, jr., 10, colored,
Of the 1400 block of T street NV,
held under $4,000 bond.
The roundup Of suspected mem
5ers of the city's largest drug ring
began on March II, following an
eight-month investigation by Met
ropolitan Police and Federal Mar
cotic Agents. Eight others were
held for the grand jury Monday.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Woman S Body Found
In Bedroom Of Home;
Dead About ; Weeks

The body Of Mrs. Esther r.
OBrien, 61-year-old widow of a
former prominent patent attor-
ney. was found in a second floor
bedroom Of her home, 3073 Cleve-
land avenue NV. last night.
Authorities said she apparently
had been dead about three weeks.
An electric heater was on when
nephew, Patent Attorney Har-
vey B. Jacobson, of 4517 Twenty
eighth street NV, and an 9th
Precinct policeman broke into the
bedroom about 1915 pm. Con-
Germ over inability to contact her
mother had prompted a daughter,
Mrs. Ruth Mossawir, of San
Francisco. CAL. to telephone Mr..
Jacobson.
Relatives said Mrs. O'Brien ap-
peared in excellent health when
they last saw her and that she
had had a thorough physical ex-
animation in February. An au-
topsy is to be performed today.
Mrs. O'Brien, the former Esther
Fridscholl. a native Of Holland,
came to the United States as a
child. Her father died in a fire
shortly after their arrival in this
country, relatives said.
Her husband, Clarence A..
O'Brien, who had Offices in the
Adams Building at 1888 F street
NV, died in 1912, leaving an
estate of $4,000 to his widow.
Mrs. O'Brien had planned a
trip to Florida and only recently
had returned from New York.
During out-of-town trips. relatives
said. she always sent her pet dog
to kennel and on return from
New York had called the kennel
to return the dog. The kennel
man had no answer when he
brought the dog home and took it
back to the kennel to await an
other call.
Evening star., 1951-03-28

|eral musical programs here. in
|cluding concert last February in
the YWCA's Barker Hall.
The 55-piece band is under the
direction of Andrew G. Bodnar, re-
tired Marine Band musician. Con-
cert proceeds will go toward pur-
chase of new uniforms for
members. The concert will be the
highlight of National Boys Clubs
of America Week, April 2-8.
Evening star., 1951-03-28
Bill Signed Giving Police
Extra Pay on Sixth Day

President Truman late yester-
day signed the bill to provide
members of the Metropolitan,
White House, and Park Police
forces with extra pay for working
voluntarily on the sixth day Of q
week.
Funds already are available in
the District to carry the financial
expenses Of this program.
A five-day week was authorized
some time ago by legislation, but
there have not been enough men
to permit them to be of duty On
the sixth day Of the week.