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SEE IT'S FIRST

BUILT FOR YOU
20 only, 4S-ft. brick ramblerS, spa
cious liv. rm. with fireplace, 3 nice
bedrms.. din. rm,, equipped kit,
Beautiful wooded lot. high on a hill
all city cows; asphalt streets. ] blk.
TO shopping. Full price, $16.5O0.
For appointment call
CURTIS E. MARTIN, INC.
TIE. 0233 AL. 6815
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

BETWEEN 18th and 18th SITS. NV,
one door off Columbia rd-Entire
End f.. large picture window; good
for real estate or beauty salon;
approx. $50 So. #. Call TIE. 1857.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

DESIRABLE STORE. 20xfO, on heavily
travelled hwy. adjoining high class
neighborhood. Ideal for many types
$3.50 mo. Located 7s5s Old George
SEQ sso TO- I'd 5so Sssthesda Ga s157 AD Dts1 All
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-arocery Store
Sx axtu5es Tor SALE store for rent.
1875 ofsi 1sth ST. N.w.-15x15,- SO;
*. isssSl S5oo' ssS' heated. M. R. DAyID DAY.
soa i 81 NE.-store,. approx.
3 lge. rms. and bath on End fir: in
whole or in part; irnmed. occupancy.
Apsli,-L Rpply Leo S.Ia n. = BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
LEE HWY:-Corner store avail. in
lse. shopping center; approx. 20xs0
lmmed. occupancy; newly decorated;
s4Ein seasi rent. apply LEO NJ. BERN:
1853 GA, AVE; N.W.-store and ?
floors above; in whole or in part:
store approx, 20x6o; z rms. kit.
an and bath UPS upstairs; reas. rent. App;;y
LEG LEO N BERNsTEIN 4 CO.; Real
7tS AND ? 5 SIS. Fs" Nv w .aHpprox o-S2
17x62:: newly remodeled: immed
occupancy; smaller store also avail;
excel. for pawnbroker, dry cleaner,
dorist, delicatessen. etc. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN Il CO, Realtors
Mr.. NAVAL ORDNANCE, New Hamp-
shire, ave. extended-One store left,
suitable for drug or hardware; no
similar store in several miles in this
Egrpewins Egp nnss area JACK cooPERsMITH,
2So5 COM. AVE. eox4o modern
equipped bakery, suit. caterer. res
NEW STORE FOR RENT-Ideal for
many types of business such as
colored barber. shoe repair, carry
out food. office. No similar store in
neighborhood for many blocks. Rent,
S100 Call FIR. 1901. Inquire at
1901 Montello ave. ne. -1S
73I 1Ith ST. NV. ground floor
221 IIth st. NV. 1st a. RA, 1101.
DIsTRICT HGTs.. Md, 1855 Mari.
boro pike-Suitable for Office or
store. 20x60. CO. 1885, or VI. $3.50.
STORE. 3rd and Sheridan st. NV,
20x6o: free parking in rear. B. B.
ALLISON, GE. 0513. 10
212O PENNA. AVE. NV. - Located
near G w Hospital: ideal for most
any business. DAVID NIMETZ, RE.
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Choice Office Locations

Choice Office Locations
d) Conn. ave. cor. Just above Du-
pont Cirele--4.story and bsnt. brick
$500 mo. for entire bldg.
t2l l73l K st. n.w.-1st a.. lge, g.
rm suite; also 2nd-f. sgle. suite:
cd 1919 K st. n.w.-RemodeIed g.
story and bsmt. BLDG. 12 rms.
90 1912 Goth st. n.w.-Modern s.
story ofice bldg. 10 rms, laws. {:
(5> Opp Mayfower Hotel - 2nd-h
suite, approx. 1000 IT.; only 1915.
locations. contact DRURY REALTY
CORP, Dupont Circle Bldg. MI
1000
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LIsTINGs URGENTLY NEEDED -
2. c.. nearby Montgomery. Prince
Georges and Arlington Counties.
Expert appraisal and service based
upon long years of experience. Eve,
phons pa%sr oreway asa,yor e91s l. T. GRA- A
HOMES AND INVESTMENT properties
needed for our cash buyers. THOS.
E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors testab
1919. 721 10th st. NV. Ma. O765.
IF PROMPT ATTENTlON TO the sals
ment u property @ IS SuSas' Whas YOU 81 desire desire
sa sos a1MpFkIEs NA s7sd eealtSs R4s.
anpraisals Results since 1919 .
COMPETENT, EFFICIENT-To sell
your Y home to your best ADVANTAGE,
neighborhood. We specialize in NV
WASHINGTON and nearby Md. AVON
SHOCKEY. Realtor- Builder. TU
WE CAN SELL your house in any
section of the city, white or colored
We have been building and selling
houses in the District OF Columbia
Tor many years. and we are prob
ably better qualified to handle your
property, for you. If you wish quick
PARKER. Ia sfes esuea: or RA Hali 4 s56a B.
J. B, TIFFEY & SONS, i43 Ken
MODERN. NODE N eli CLEAN 2 OR 3 bedrm.
home in good conv. sc. or nearby
Nd: location. Have substantial
cash; MRS. cox. vi. 1886 or Ii.
PRIVATE. PARTY desires reasonably
priced new or old home, near shop
ping and Catholic school. FA. $3.50
QUICK ACTION with spot cash. Tor
YOUR HOME; MD. VA. or D. C.
Mr.. QUICK. RA. 341S. IT,
WILL PAY You CASH today for
your home, in any location Imme-
diate action!. RE 2201, 81. 7747.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
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Dairy Farm
SEE US FIRST

Va. FA. Z
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FARMS tcont.)

KING GEORGE COUNTY. VA. - oB
acres OF land, mouse with hve large
rooms. springs. streams and timber.
CHESTER CoGSWELL. OK. 1888.
DOG KENNEL; Montgomery County.
40 acres. ideal location with new
2-bedrm. furnished home. with Ad-
miral 16.inch television. Large
cheerful living, rm.. cleo. kit. oil
heat. Equipped kennel. all modern;
ironer. cleo. range. Maytag washer.
fun-size bath. Everything modern
kennel requires. A home and ken
mel you have dreamed of. JOHN
ONE OF The FINEST old brick Colo
NAL houses in Northern Virginia.
Built by. Berkley. friend Of George
washington. Situated on a high
knoll, 35 miles from wash. sur
old oak trees. The lockwood garden
contains some of the most valuable
and beautiful boxwood in the coun-
try. Center hall; high ceilings; all
original woodwork, paneling. floors
rms. 4 baths. Full bsmt. This house
was completely modernized q few
years ago. retaining all Of its origi-
MAJ charm. 6-rm. cottage. 80 acres
OF excellent land. facing on 2 high
ways. More land available If de-
sired. Stream through property.
Mountain view. Immed. poss. Rea-
Sonabls SON terms; For appt.. call FA.
CHARLES COUNTY-131-acre dairy
farm. good 10-rm. house, heat and
bath; 6-rm. tenant house, 12-cow
milk parlor. large bank barn. other
onltbldes.: all in good repair: well
hard road. near small town. Sa7,500.
Small farm, good S-rm. house. 8
acres. barn. hen house. hard road
70 property: 35 miles from Wash.
S9, $50. George Knill, Sykesyille,
Md. Sykesyille 34S-W-4, with HOW.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARLINGToN-Cherrydale section; z
rm., 4-bedrm.. older type home;. 2
full baths; corner lot; oil h..:w.h.;
20 minutes to Pentagon and down.
iSsn' Say at sis$i $i4s5e; 81 M fpSStaPslsi Fl ssSh aS
SSSs SSSs' or AeI cH. esss. sssDA ~ -l6
ARLINGTON SoUTH-4-bedrm. brick
bungalow. full bsmt;. oil Nv; heat heat.
disposal. Very conv: transp., schools
and shopping: Price S15,15o: moder,
ate cash needed. ASK-UsP REALTY
.R2INaToI! G3 Shi }S52 soo5try oM go5g Club srea
bedrm. brick Colonial, corner lot;
r, run eauippea eaI iff kit V s1i5oo Isl trust rust
at 41a%; price. $4,000. ASK-Usi
REALTY Co. Gil. 1852. OK. 1853
BUCKINGHAM AREA = 3.bedroom
Price, S19,950 This is Q nice home
PAUL B. HILLIARD. oW. 1904, or
HUNITTiiNGToN-1nvestor's special; s
months old; 81 400 down; payments m
JEFFERSON MANoR-Excel. value,
Rec. rm. extras. two bedrms. Semi
det. $3.50 dn. LICAR1, XII. s-TloO
NORTH ARLINGToN-Im Immed. poss.
Ige. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial; firepl.
din. rm., equip. kit, screened porch,
tiled floor recr. rm. and "a bath in
bsmt.; large fenced lot; cony, te
transp ard SCHOOLS: GIL. 5ss7
By SAeAE oWNESoE seoEr Ali, hs0seE bedrm Whit,
2 blks. school. bus. shopping
S16.950. Absolutely no brokers
Call GIL. 1914 after 6 pm. -16
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5 21 ACRES

J.Z1 ASnEO
This small estate with approximately
900 feet frontage ON Glebe road in
the vicinity of the Washington Golf
and Country Club offers manv at
tractiye features to those who want
a little ground; the older 4-bedroom.
three-bath frame home with oil hot
water heat is so situated on the plot
that it offers privacy and seclusion
seldom found; or If one should pre-
fer .ny they may nay, retain the home home with ~
acres which would be ideal for
subdividing into approximately IL
lots. containing 10000 or more
square feet. Price S49,5 500.
Dominion Ins. g. Rlty. Agcy.
GL. 633S 3103 N. 10th OK. 1879
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTy-sALE |

NEW MODERN BUILDING, 1900 So.
#. floor space. Near railroad track.
Suitable for light manufacturing: "a
acre near Rockville, Md. Ewes. WI.
01S2. SAMUEL e. BOGLEY. INC.
WI. l32O. -2a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SPLIT RAIL FENCE

Surrounds this ur-bedroom, two
bath brick Cape Cod home Very
smart and colorful, large kitchen
with breakfast bar; unusual recr.
room with fireplace and bar. One
besl6v D9eE to bus and saTns Snsn schools as
in today
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson, ia. 4-1600
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'334 Wilson Blvd, IA. $1,000.
FARMS FOR SALE

FARMS FOR SALE
- acres, 8 rms, bath, barn; SIG. 600.
1i3 acres stock chickens. mod; S16,-
100 acres. 16-cow dairy barn; s17.-
2o7 acres. dairy farm. equipped;
SEE US FIRST REAL ESTATE CO
TySonS Corner FA 9fS0I
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont. !
CLARENDON

On washington blvd. at the Clarendon
Circle mr.. Kann's new store, Lot
3712x115 Priced at S4 per #.
Exclusive with LURIA BROS. 1900
Wilson blvd. OW, $500. lis
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY
3-story brick and bsmt. on X st.
NV; commercial, to remodel. Owner
willing to take large 1st trust.
S16.500. Cali ROXANNA B. DOR
AN. AID. 1912. Ii
CONN. AVE. CORNER
JUST above Dupont Circle. 4-story
and bsmt. brick bldg, containing
approx. 1900 It. per fl. under
priced at S4S.500. Assessed over
S44 000l. Will lease. DRUR
REALTY CORP. Dupont Circle Bldg,
MI. 1000. Ewes, OR. 5761, EN-.
1886, WO. 1891. -15
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

oOStNESS PkOFektI fOk KEN
927 18th ST. N.W.-Bldg., consisting
of lge. rooms; first-fio show win
dows; excellent for retail business,
or in part: Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO, CO. Realtors, 1415 x st.
1902 L ST. N.W.-2nd fir, rm., ap-
prox. 12x16; excellent location for
offce, shop, workroom, etc. Reas.
rent hmm. occupancy. Apply LEO
M, BERNSTEIN & CO.. Realtors,
DowSToWN aaaS K u; NV B1bas54oo ME: 6aoo. 10000
So. #. OF first commercial space in
whole or in part--conv. to all trans
portation-excellent location for
large organization, ofice and display
rooms. school, studios. etc. Reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
co, Realtors, 14l5 K st. NV.
APP: 500 SO. FIT. in lse. downtown
End comml. bldg. concrete floors;
pass. and frgt. elevators; imm. occu-
pancy. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN
d CO. Realtors, 1416 K st. NV.
40 10 FLA. 2to2i AVE. N.w.-Entire f., suit
barber shop. De. ITO. vi. 47s5.
X ST.. near Geo. Washington Hos
pital-1st commercial; 2 rms. kit.
and bath; ideal for office or studio;
rsas. rent; utils. included. RE. 07Sl,
TR. 1885. III
NEAR 1th AND EYE N.w.-2nd f.,
4 rms. and bath. 1st comm; suit
able for offices. tailor, radio or light
workshop. S100. Phone DE WE'RE
r. WELDON, Agent, EX. 5S11.
AUTO REPAIR AND BODY SHOP
Lease: compl. equip. Estab. bus. )
yrs. PERI loo Good oppor. Tor right
person. OWNER. HI. 541R. -lf
SPACE VACANT, 1st coml., urgent
need here for refgr. and TV repair;
mos, free rent, cond. 81. $3.50.
is
SECOND COMM.-Corner of 9th and
= Newton st. ne. Lot is 5Ox90. has
2-story. building. Rent only ES16O
per mo. CITY REALTY. RE. O7O3.
APPROX. 5000 so. FIT, End COM
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II. II. OI1ItOLLh W.
1927 Penna. Ave. S.E. LU. 4-0040
LANDOVER HILLS
GIs ATTENTION

Lovely broom BUNGALOW in immac-
ulate condition. located between Dis
trict Heights and Forrestville. Md,
within walking distance of new pa
rochial school; h-acre lot with large
chicken house; $1,000 cash down
and approximately $50 per mo. will
handle. Call Mr.. Ruehl, LU. 4-43S2;
Ewes. HI. 1880.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE
FARMS

16S-ACRE. Carroll County stock farm.
an 6.Tm nols house. large bank bank BARN sno silo'
6: BEST Tin fNTH1cuM. Tes5t Poolesviiie: lsst:
3411 Barnesville. Md.
SMALL 32 ACRE FARM on hard road
Just, of u. S. 240 near Urbana in
Frederick Co.; Groom house with
slate roof, oil heat; good barn and
4 other outbuildings, all in nice
shape; about 2 mi. to activities;
$1,000. E. K. RUBLE. Poolesville
2IS4, with r. p. RIPLEY. Realtor.
$3.50 DOWN, $40 MO-. buys for
$2.250 | acre good Arm. bungalow
on hard rd.;. elec. installed; rs mi.
MONT. co. STOCK FARM. 26s acres,
fenced, good bldgs.,. long frontage
to get subdivision property at less
than farm price. S25,000 cash re-
uuired. Principles only. TAM
MARC. Rockville 1853.
STROUT'S CAIALOG-Farms. Homes.
Country Businesses. Mailed FREE
STROUT 711-A Woodward Bldg,
Observation-Disclosures 754S.
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41O-Acre Cattle Farm
Beautiful Country Home
Ideally located between Falls Church
on Rt. z: exceptionally good land
with water in every field; recently
remooeled stone plastered house.
consisting of center hall. large .iv.
rm., den. powder rm., din. rm. with
nreplace, large equipped kitchen:
Iull basement with bath; oil h.-w h:
large. barn and other necessary out.
buildings; Call Mr.. Davis. MA. $500;
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K ST. NV. -l6
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II you wish to buy or sell your sLb-
urban home, farm. country estate,
acreage or business property, none
too large. none too small. for good
prices and easy terms.
SEE Us FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
TySOns Corner PA RR01
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HoUSES-SALE-VA. Cont

RAMBLER on 100-ft. front-Brick
Colonial. 3 good bedrms.. real dining
rm., bsmt.; under $21,000; choose
your wall coloTs now: ready in 80
days for you to move in; choice
Arlington location near Lee hwy,
close to schools. transportation and
shopping. Ewes: call ia. 2-3042 or
WI. 761l. JAMES L. DIXON g. CO..
Radio Bldg. ia. 5-7200,
BY OWNER-Vacant- N. Wake
field ST.. Arlington. 1st floor, living
room, dining room, kitchen and
pantry; bedrooms and bath up;
full basement; oil h.-w. heat: large
well-landscaped lot. S14.950. $4,000
cash. balance excellently financed.
Open evenings. 10 pm: Saturday
and Sunday. 10 a.m.-5 pm. GIL.
0062. lSs
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ALEXANDRIA

ARLINGTON-$17,95O
May be less for substantial cash, SO
be one of the first to see this i'm
maculate six-room Colonial. with
large AZ trust at S75 per mo- Level
fenced. corner lot. only one SO.
from Wilson blvd. bus. For details
call o till g.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK
CHI. 3527. CH. 1878; Ewes. FA. 5O72.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
School for Women Jurors
To Be Conducted in ArIinqton

patton in this democratic process
and urge their acceptance of jury
service as a civic responsibility"
The Jury Commission, which
includes two women members,
said that "since few women are
familiar with court procedure, an
informative demonstration has
been arranged to show how the
jury list is compiled, the jurors
are selected. panels are drawn
and the duties and responsible
tiles of a juror"
The school will be open to men
as we'll as women, however.
Members of the commission are
Mrs. Agnes Briscoe and Miss Au-
drey Warren. the first women
ever to serve this duty, and Harry
l.. Burlinghame, Ernest V. Cooke
and Lyman M. Kelley.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

Hospital. He was repeatedly suf
fering from a compound fracture
of the left thumb, a fractured left
hip and face cuts.
Police said his motorcycle struck
an automobile driven by Luke P
de Iuliis, 26, of 4307 Jenifer street
NV, as the policeman paced the
motorist going east on Massachu-
sets avenue. The motorcycle ran
over the curb, struck a tree and
overturned, pinning Pvt. Pinner
to the ground.
The traffic tieup on the main
traffic artery occurred when four
scout cars. Accident Investigation
Unit cars. motorcycle policemen
a fire-rescue squad and Fire De-
partment ambulance responded to
the policeman injured" call
Street measurements and witness
Investigations held up traffic in
both directions.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
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Evening star., 1951-03-02

ditorium. The contests will be held
during 8 am. Friday assembly pc
riods and will be tape-recorded
for broadcast Sunday. The first
contest will be held in the Roose-
velt auditorium.
Members of the Roosevelt team
are:
John S. Jordan, jr., II. of 5000
Bates road NE; Howard Bleich.
16, of 2218 Eighteenth street NV;
Kenneth Harvey, II, of 5508 Thir-
tieth place NV, and Raymond
Birn, is, of 1921 Georgia avenue
NV. Young Birn is a junior. The
other three are seniors.
The Mckinley team members
are:
Karl Taeuber, IA, of 1922 Sheri-
dan street, University Park. Md;
John Lankford, Is, of BIB Central
avenue NE; Norwood Long, is. Of
4605 Amherst road College Park,
Md. and John Edmonds, 16, Of
3512 ty-eighth street NE.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
$500, 0,000U.S. Plants.
Pet New Deal Idea j.,
Sell for $50, 900
By the Assoelaied Press

BALTIMORE, March 2 A
bankruptcy sale here yesterday
resulted in the sale of three fac
tory buildings. erected by the Fed
eral Government in Preston
County, w. Va, in 1889.
The buildings. costing $500,00O
were sold for $4,000 to John J.
Larkey, Akron, Ohio, by J. Martin
McDonough. referee in bank
ruptcy.
The buildings were built to pro-
vide factory work for homestead
ers in a model" community prof.
ect of the New Deal Known as
Arthurdale. a pet project of Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
They covered more than an acre
and a half of floor space on 6.92
acre site. In 1947 Government
sponsors gave up trying to attract
industry to the community, de-
signed chiefly for resettled miners
Mr.. Larkey's plans for the build.
ings were not disclosed here.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

A battle of wits among Wash
ington's high schools will begin
Sunday on a new radio quiz show
over WMAL, The Evening Star
station.
Teams of four youths each from
Roosevelt and Mckinley High
Schools will test ther knowledge
of the weeks news events as part
of the new "Quiz 'em on the Air
program, sponsored by The Star
and WMAL. in cooperation with
the District Board of Education
The contest will be held at 6
different high school each week
and will be heard from 2:30 tc
3 pm. every Sunday for the rest
of the school year.
Master of ceremonies will be
Bryson Rash, well-known news
commentator and White House
correspondent. He will ask ques.
tions about important local, ma
tional and world news stories ap-
pearing during the preceding week
Evening star., 1951-03-02
III Woman, 50, Dies
In 7-Story Plunge
From Apartment

Deputy Coroner Christopher j.
Murphy today was expected to
issue a certificate Of suicide in
the case of Mrs. Anna Metzger, So,
who plunged to her death late
yesterday from seventh floor
window of the Cavalier Apart
ments. $500 Fourteenth street
NV.
Homicide Squad detectives said
Mrs. Metzger was to have entered
a hospital in nearby Maryland
today for treatment of hardening
of the arteries, an illness from
which she had been suffering for
the last two years.
Several See Plunge.
Several persons in a rush-hour
crowd saw. the woman hurtle to
her death. The police said Mrs
Metzger apparently left her sec
ond-foor apartment and went tc
the seventh floor to jump from q
hall window. The building is
eight stories high.
Mrs. Maggie Williams of 1145
Neal street N.EI an elevator
operator in the building, told
police Mrs. Metzger entered hel
car and rode to the second floor
a few minutes before the tragedy
Mrs. Williams said Mrs. Metzgel
was very distraught. She told the
operator she was not feeling well
and was supposed to go into the
hospital. The elderly woman. &C
cording to the elevator operator
repeated. "Its all over. its al
over"
Mrs. Metzger. after leaving the
car, apparently went downstairs
to the lobby. There she even.
tually entered another elevator
getting off at the seventh floor.
Poised for Leap.
William Quigley, a public re.
lationS man who lives in ar
eighth-f1oor apartment. said he
saw Mrs. Metzger in the lobby a.
he was going to a nearby grocery
store. On returning, he looked ur
and saw her leg extending out o.
a SEVENTH window, but she
plunged before he could cry out
He said he didn't see her crash t<
the ground.
Another witness, Lloyd c. Nc
Clellan, of 309 Circle avenue
Takoma Park, Md, told police HI
| saw Mrs. MetZger fall.
Her husband was Maximiliar
Metzger, II, who was a Marine
Corps master sergeant with 8.
years of service.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
Draft Delinquent
In Army Over q Year

The Arlington County Selective
Service headquarters has quit
looking for Charles P. Shores, for
merly of 814 North Harrison street.
Arlington. listed as a delinquent"
inductee in statement to the
press this week.
Mr.. Shores has been located by
a friend, who told the headquar-
tiers the missing man has been
with the Army in the Panama
Zone for the last year and a half.
Evening star., 1951-03-02

in The Star. Mr.. Rash will see
how we'll the boys keep up with
sports, too.
The Roosevelt and Mckinley
teams met with Mr.. Rash for a
briefing Tuesday.
"Quiz 'em on the Air" is ar
adaptation of the Tom Henry quiz
Column, which appears in The
Star Tuesday. Thursday and Sat-
urday and in This Week Magazine
in The Sunday Star. Similar "Quiz
'em on the Air" contests are helc
in New Orleans, Memphis, Port
land and Providence.
A copy of the Columbia En-
cyclopedia," published on Decem-
Der 4 by the Columbia University
Press, will be given to each COM
peting school. If a school wins
more than one contest, a compar-
able prize will be given.
The high-scoring team will meet
the next challenging school the
following week IN the latter's au.