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COLORED - 4O1 ROCK CREEK
CHURCH RD.-Two rms. kit. bath;
$40. Adults only. GE. 6302.
CoLoRED-s RMS. AND BATH: for
rent as apt. or ofdces; $50 per mo.
2nd a.; 1928 14th st. NV. KELLEY
& BRANNER. DI. 7740. -27
CoLORED-1266 MORSE ST. Me-,
Apt. l04-Two rooms. kitchen and
bath. in modern building; $3.50
mo. AIKEN g. AIKEN REAL ES-
TATE 800 II st. NV. Ma. 3566.
pr
cOLoRED, 424 18th ST. N.E.-Lovely
2 rooms. kit. and bath. No children.
COLoRED-NEAR 1st st. and r. /.
ave. NV; new apts.;- 2 rms, kit.
and bath each. New large ranges
and tiled baths with showers. All
vacant; ready for occupancy after
July 1st. PASQUAL REALTY, Elk.
1850. go
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
Chevy Chase, D. C.
$20,5O0

lst-flr. Powder Rrn. and Der
Lovely detached home. not new bu
n excellent condition, on large, well
landscaped lot. Spacious living rm
With fireplace. dining rm., kitchen
. s,seS osoams; tiled bath, inciosed porcl
bpilt-in gar; fully insulated; com
plete with storm windows. Nea,
schools and transportation in thi
desirable neighborhood. This prop
erty Is priced for quick sale. Mus
pc seen to appreciate. Fer appt. K
inspect eaH Mr.. Mccarthy, ewes.
WOODWARD a. NORRIS
Exclusive Realtors.
723 goth st. NV. RE. 65s5.
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CLAIRE APIS, Sc.
Available July L. 1-bedrm. apt. in
mod. fireproof bldg; incinerator;
playground; close to transportation.
stores. churches. schools; all utfls.;
S72. so per mo. .JANITOR, 3715 End
st Sc. 10. 2.3Q34. -20
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FURNISHED-$12,500

FURNISHED-$12,50O
1885 Phelps Pl. NV, Coop.
Il Block West of Conn. at Calf. ST.
Here's an unusual opportunity, Il you
can qualify and have 81, 900 TO
shower. lge. liv. rm.. kit. and foyer.
Shown BY appt. only. EDWARD J..
KYLE. 917 18th st. NV. ST. 5755.
CokORED-S14 e. CAPITOL ST.
Own your home; 6-room, kitchen
and bath apt. In this desirable ne.
neighborhood The down payments
are reasonable. Monthly payments
I St. NV. IA! sose. seA-S'1 -29 -
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GLOVER PARK

GLOVER Park
McALBURT APIS.
New garden-type apis. in o conven-
lent NV. section. near shopping
and transp.. consisting Of ! bed
room. living room. kitchen and bath,
ample closet space, auto. washing
machine each apt. Open daily till
dark; SS7 so plus utilities. To reach:
Out Wisconsin ave. to Calvert ST.,
one block to sign. SIDNEY q.
MENSH B. CO., 1927 Eye st. NV,
RE O736. -2S
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UPPER 10Th ST. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK

UPPER 10th ST. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK
4 BEDRMS., 21a BATHS
Just completed; new Colonial 2-story
brick with center-hall plan, 24-ft.
liv. rm. with brick firepl.. 14x12
din. rm.. spacious modern kit,
private den, tiled pwdr: rm. and
rms. and 2 full baths; finished
attic; full bsmt., with maids rm.
and lay. slate roof; 175-ft. level
lot, Call Mr.. Weiss, ewes, TU. 1895.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 Z st. NV. Realtors, ME. 54o0
JUST OFF NEW HAMP. AVE.
Carole Highlands, Md.-Six-rm. brick
Colonial, large lv. rm., fireplace.
bedrms., full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat,
large level lot. near busline and
stores. Price. $16,750; excellent
terms.
L. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
sH. o424, sH. 06o1; Ewes. LA. $500
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BETHESDA
Near Suburban Hospital; 2 bedrms., 2
story; completely furnished; years
Lease or lonser; $50 mo; vacant.
1882 Wis. ave-. WI. 1867. .
CHEVY CHASE
2946 Legation st. NV; lovely de.
tached. brick home on quiet street;
IDEAL for family; conv. to schools,
transp. and Conn. ave. shopping
Call Mrs; Point.
3135 10th st. NV; this large Groom
home is located in the ideal section
OF the city, within walking distance
Of schools. churches, transp. and
, stores; move in July 1st. To inspect
call Mrs. Point.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
loO5 H st. NV. Ma. 2345.
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NO MONKEY BUSINESS

NO MONKEY BUSINESS
stock and equipment; 80 mi,
store, separate restaurant for white
and colored, beer on and OF sale;
living quarters. Owners wife died.
Takes substantial cash to handle,
Exclusive.
LUNCH COUNTER, Restaurant and
home on / Va acres, heavily travelled
highway. owner retiring; wonderful
opportunity. for tourist-cabin busi-
ness in addition. Small down pay
nient. 20 years on balance.
store and service station,
ideal for family operation, $500
daily income; % mi. south Of WASH
tngton. Exclusive.
General store, small. village 1S mi.
D. c., living QuartefS: $1,000.
UHLER & COMPANY
Columbia Pike, Annandale. FA. 7424.
Bailey's Once. FA, 2024. Centerville
ONCE, Fairfax 432-W-3. Vienna
Once, Vienna 1S5. -27
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LUXURY RAMBLERs

UPPER BRIGHTWoOD BUNGALOW
This n aa6 5ungalqw, s on 9 deep Level
and fireplace on main floor; the
basement on ground level at rear,
has 8 rooms. tile bath and fireplace,
oil h.-w.h.; detached garage. The
price Is reasonable and the terms
are easy. Mr.. Washburn. TU. 2091.
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II ROOMS BATHS
unconditional brick BLDG. corner,
$4,000. Suitable for embassy Of
dces. school, organizationai or pro-
fessional use. Favorable terms
TaIt. may be ar maF5anged; ads Eve. phone Mrs.
L. T. GRAVATTE
157s < st. NV. Realtor. Ma. O753
Vacant-Must Be Sold
Owner has left for California. Near
18th and Kennedy sts.. 22 #. wide,
fast and sleeping porches, oil burner,
h;,w.h; 2-car garage. Eve. phone
L. T. GRAVATTE
1913 K st. NV. Realtor, Ma. 0753
2-FAMILY BRICK
Facing Rock Creek Park. convenient
schools. Large front living porch
2 apis. Of liv. rm.. dinette, kit,
bedroom and colored tiled bath.
heat. brick garage. Eve. phone Mr..
Gordon, WO. 1895.
L. r. GRAVATTE
1a1S < st. NV. Realtor. Ma. 0753
COLORED-PETWORTHs finest brick
home, at 7th and varnum; lge; liv.
bedrms:, tiled bath; fun bsmt.: gas
h.-w.h.; 2 concrete porches; 2-car
garage; $14,950; reas. terms. Bro
kers coop. invited. ST. 3466.
TANEN REALTY CO. -2S
COLORED-OFF 14th ST. NV, q
| lovely house on Meridian pl., ar
ranged into 2 complete apts.; oil
heat, full basement. Ready to sell.
Call WOODS q UPSHAW CO., co.
0777. Ewes. RA. 5505. .
COLORED-OFF 10TH ST, Spring
I'd. area; desirable Colonial row
brick: rooms. 1 "a baths, 2 in
closed porches, full bsnt., automatic
heat. For details, call office of A. M.
DRAISNER. 1404 L st. NV. ma.
cooIoRED-PETwoRTH mr.. New
Hamp. ave. NV: lovely 2-apt. home.
2 baths. 2. kits; big .bsmt., oil heat;
excel. cond,; sub, cash. Mrs Thomp-
son, RA. O52S, LEATH & ASHLEY,
INC, Ma. 6464.
COLORED-BRICK. arranged into s
complete sep. apts.; new automatic
gas heat. 2-car garage; conv. fin..
reas. priced; profitable Investment.
can Mt Mr, Meyer. AK. Ak, 1857. r. 3.
CoLORED-15th AND VARNUM SITS.
NV. beautiful semidet., tap. brick;
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
SHEPHERD PARK

SHEPHERD PARK
7712 Morningside Drive NV.
OPEN Ewes.
Most attractive brick Southern Co.
lonial. located on one OF the best
streets in Shepherd Park. Home ir
perfect condition; large living room
anins gs beaims b Sen and ana DaSSsr siea baths tn
Drive out 18th st. to. Alaska, right
to Morningside dr.. right to house;
or 18th st. to. Kalmia. right to
Mrs. dis, Ia. 0296 for further IN
formation.
METZLER Realtors
11O6 Vermont Ave wv Dr. 5000.
SHEPHERD ARK
$37 500
OPEN TONIGHT
$50 TO 8 PM.
7542 18th ST. NV.
s5n home y In Splendid assl ids Condition having
dandy liv. rn1. with drepl., den,
screened porch, excel.-size din. rm.,
kit, breakfast rm. and pantry; 2nd
a., 4 nice hedrms., all with cedar
closets. 2 baths and storage attic;
full bsmt.. maids rm. and bath. Lot
i 55xl5o, wv, with grand rear ear yard. ard
2-car garage. Home is definitely
priced to sell on this lovely street
and excellent neighborhood.
METZLER, REALTORS
HOG Vermont Ave. NV. DI. $500
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
ll0O Spring st., 2 blocks from shop.
det. corner brick, h.-w h, oil; nicely
furnished; garage. M. B. Weaver,
WO. 4944.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE co.
Raa1for nT oQAQ
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EMBASSY OR ORGANIZATION---5-
story brick and fieldstone bldg. at
Dupont Circle, facing Dupont Plaza
Hotel. Lge. rms, suitable meetings
or 1groups. Lease terms flexible to
right person. Shown by appt. only.
MEzzANoTTE & CO.. ST. $3.50. .
SOUTHEAST--ILa La-story brick bunga-
low; 2 bedrmg. upper door, suitable
for sleeping; full basement; 3 lge.
porcfles; fenced yard; cony. 70 down
town; near shops, ETC.; $125. LU.
AvoNDALE. MD.-New dc luxe S-rm.
home; bedrnis., bath, powder rm.,
1St n: full bsmt.; gas hest; $l25
per mo-. yearly lease. SH. 0424:
MICHAEL REALTY CO. sS
ARLTNGT0N-3 bedrms.. ia baths,
liv. rm.. fireplace, full din. rnl.,
equipped kit; paneled rec. rm.:
maids rIli.; Bendix; garage; close
gor; S165 per mo-; immed. posses
sion; long lease avail. cail gE.
N. L. sHECTIoN-Large house; 8 bed
rms. 2La baths. Iiy. rm.. den. din.
rfn.. kit; 800 mo. Call Ii. $3.50.
aeo9 1eth sT. NE. Brand-new
semidet. brick; bedrms.. 2ia baths,
mo. Elk. 3400; ewes. GE. sill.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING; three
bedrms.. and den. 11a baths: $165
9 month. PHILIP B. KEY CO,
REALTORS. 81. 30l0 Till q 4. I'M
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coLORED-15th AND VARNUM SITS,
NV. beautiful semidet., tap. brick;
porcheS. rec. room, gas heat, attic,
Ear.; excellent condition. Eyes,
Ia. 7511.
SHAPIRO. INC. ME 1517.
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BRTGHTW00n

DIEIN1I1 ] WOOO
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY
A lovely corner home Of s extra
lge. rms, 2 baths; built-in garage;
oil h.-w.h.; conveniently located mr.,
schools and transp; only S18,950.
Call for appt,
SIDNEY z. MENSH q CO.
RE. 0736.
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EDMUND j. FLYNN

Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920)
Washington Bldg.
RE. 1918 or RE. 1749
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E9. 4lI3: Eves., TW. 1910. 20
N MICHIGAN PARK-New-house
area. attractive semidetached brick
pom. home with eoncrsss front porch and
I'm, full-sized din. nm, 8 bedrms.,
custom finished rec. rm.. gas heats
level lot; new-house condition; i'm.
med. possession, terms. Cali Mr..
Slower.
TX. 4113: EYes. TW 1kin. Pa
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"SEE TODAY"
5036 Sth ST. NE.
New semidet. brick; GI approved; ex.
cellent financing; non-veteranS.
OPEN 2 TO PM. DAILY
j. Wesley Buchanan
ME. 1143
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CHEVY CHAsE. b. g

sIssssEEbb btaa sAcsGMRSF ssGa9RF J sIoGks sLoek
Only $4,000 cash required; brick and
stone. custom built; entrance through
70 completely equipped lit. with
liv. rn. with fireplace, powder room,
screened D0rch;. 2nd d.. 8 large
bedrooms. 2 tile baths; stair to
seminnished 3rd d. To inspect, cali
OR. 004S. REALTY BROKERS, nc.
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE
District side; this Groom. 2-bath
brick; 1t Is a beauty; under S25 900.
Call WO. 1856 til 8 pm. weekdays;
1890 to 3:30 pm. Sun.
ORAN S. CRAWFORD
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$750 DOWN, $3.50 MO.
Lovely 2-story, semidet. g. bedrms..
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, gas h.-w.
heat. Corner lot, 60x125. 2Sth
and Franklin SITS. ne. Immaculate.
eau MI; zabrek. Ia. 5413. cox q
Evening star., 1951-04-23

tai. He shows visitors the moat
and the cannon emplacements.
Developer Subdivides Area.
First Of the many fine homes
which undoubtedly will be built
on the cliffs as the new macadam
roads are completed is that OF
John c. Wright, Arlington real
estate developer. In November
1914, Mr.. Wright entered the bid
ding for 48 acres which had beer
assembled for future development
by Miss Ruby Lee Minor. A bank
mortgage had been foreclosed. He
got it for $1.100 an acre. He added
IL acres to it since. He has sub.
divided it into SO tracts. Twenty
have already been sold. AS the
leverage investment of purchaser.
is better than $4,000 when the!
have finished their houses, thu
total investment in the subdivi'
sion will exceed So million wher
it is completed.
Mr.. Wrights house is the only
one on the cliff. 1t is a long low
stone affair with picture windows
Chest Ward has a home over
looking the gorge a little further
up the river. It has a small
swimming pool and a garage with
plate glass walls. It Is now oc-
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Il Groups 10 Compete
In Virginia Choral Addition

HARRIsONBURG, Va, April %
I-Glee clubs and choruses from
Virginia colleges and conserva-
tories Of music will sing at the
fifth annual college choral audi
ton Of the Virginia Federation of
Music Clubs Saturday at the
Southern Seminary, Buena Vista.
Miss Edna T. Shaeffer. as
sociate professor of music at Madi-
son College and State Federation
chairman for the addition, said
she expects about IL colleges or
Conservatives to take part.
The addition will be on the third
day OF the State convention of
the Virginia Federation of Music
Clubs at Natural Bridge.
Madison College is sending its
50-voice women's glee club under
direction Of Miss Shaeffer, and its
mems chorus Of 20, under the
direction of George R. Hicks, also
an associate professor of music
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Winchester GI Became Red
To Win Release From Prison

boat. headed for Korea. This trip
required one day, he said.
Miller said he reached the
combat zone in Korea on October
rs and Joined the 22d Division
one week later. The next day
October 80, he was in battle.
In reservoir town 20 miles
from the Manchurian border
about month later, his right
shoulder was pierced by bayonet
and he was captured.
He says he was brutally jabbed
with rifle butts on his capture
and may have sustained perma-
nent spinal injuries. A prisoner
for Is days, he says he received
only minor medical attention.
Taught Propaganda.
During his Imprisonment he
was a student in a special indoc-
trination school. designed to make
him a Communist military propa-
}gandist. Feigning belief in all that
he was told, Corpl. Miller was given
a pass back through the Chinese
lines and instructed to pass on
the propaganda to others in the
Army.
Corpl. Miller left Japan on March
Is by plane. Examined in Cali
fornia hospital, he was furloughed
home from Camp Stone.
A son of Stayler Miller, he
resides with his sister and broth
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs, Bennie
! Welsh.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Union soldiers were camped on
the Dawson farm and neighboring
farms.
Castle Overlooks River.
She married the single sculls
champion of the Potomac whose
father had owned Bailey's Beach
at Newport. R. l.. a famous bit
Of real estate but one which did
not bring much money to the
family.
The Dawson family still has two
acres of wooded river-view prop
erty behind the old farmhouse and
it is on the market. It is being
held for a $4,000 offer-which
is about what is being asked all
along the heights for property
with a view.
DR.. j. Bay Jacobs. an obstetri-
clan, bought five acres from Mrs
Bailey 10 years ago and built a
stone castle overlooking the Po-
tomac with tower reminiscent
of the chateaux of the Loire.
Just above Peakleigh are the
attractive homes of DR.. Ernest S
Hendry and Miss Nancy De Lash
mutt. both overlooking the river
DR.. Hendry's home is on the site
of Fort Smith, one of the Civil
War forts surrounding the Capi-
Evening star., 1951-04-23
8 Fairfax PTA Groups Back
Proposed School Budaet

Eight Parent Teacher Associa-
tions in Fairfax County last week
went on record in support of the
school boards proposed $40 mil
lion budget for 1951-52.
A public hearing will be held
on the budget on April 30, and
members Of the county Board of
Supervisors have indicated they
may cut the school proposals.
Organizations that acted last
week in favor of the school bud
get are Forestville, Lee-Jackson,
Vienna, FairvieW. Mclean, AMMAN
dale. Bailey's Cross Roads and
Herndon.
The Fairfax School Emergency
Committee also had gone on
record in favor of the budget pro-
posal, and is campaigning to pre-
vent any reduction.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
One Dies Each "a Hours
In MARYLAND Traffic
By the Assoeioied Press

BALTIMORE, April %. - A.
least one person was killed every
"a hours last month in Maryland
traffic accidents, the Traffic Safety
Commission reported today.
The commission recorded 81
victims for the 31-day period
compared with So for March, 1850
The 1851 total was brought to
131-24 above the figure for the
first three months of last year
In a statement accompanying
the report, Paul E. Burke, execu-
tive director of the commission
said, I'VE must all do our part
to help stop this senseless kill
ing and manning"
He noted that 997 persons were
injured in March traffic accidents
compared with 893 in March
1850.
Baltimore County and Prince
Georges County each had five
fatalities. Baltimore city and Cecl
County were next with four apiece
Hartford and Worcester Countie:
had three each; Anne Arundel
Calvert, and Montgomery twc
each; and Allegany, Caroline, Car.
roll. Frederick, Howard, Kent anc
Washington one each.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Manor Marker Dedicated
AT AIIanson Home

Dedication of a marker COM
memorating the manorial seat of
Thomas Allanson at Christian
Temple Manor, Charles County.
Md, was held at the manor yes
terday.
The marker was presented by
Mrs. Mary T. Layton of Takoma
Park, Md, and was received by
Charles H, Upham, present owner
of the manor.
The history of the manor was
given by Mrs. Herman Knorr.
first president of the Society of
Descendants of Thomas Allanson.,
first lord of the manor.
The ceremonies were conducted
by the Descendants of Lords of
the Maryland Manors.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
3 From Capital Face
Robbery Charge in
Court at Richmond

A preliminary hearing was
scheduled in Richmond (Va.)
Police Court today for three Dis
trict men charged with armed
attempted murder and
fugitives.
In addition two of the men have
been accused in four armed rob-
berries in the District area. They
were identified yesterday after
more than 20 recent noldup vic
Tins from the District area saw
them in a lineup in Richmond.
The three were captured at the
end of a 45-hour manhunt late
Saturday in Goochland County by
State and Richmond police, aided
Iby a group of armed Goochland
citizens.
Pointed Out in Other Robberies.
They were identified by police
as TyruS Field (Buck) Jones, 81
of the 600 block of H street NV;
Frank James Smith, 33, of the
500 block of Second street NE,
and John Robert Griggs, 81, OF
the 400 block of I street NE.
Jones was not identified in the
Richmond lineup yesterday by
Washington area witnesses but
either Smith or Griggs were
pointed out as participating in
the following robberies in the Dis
trict area:
Paramount Market, 1920 A
street Sc, $400 on April 7; Roses
Market, 10 Sixty-f1rst avenue
Capitol Heights, Md, $160 on
April ID; Hillside Market, 5401
Marlboro pike, Hillside, Md, 5000
on April 10, and Kiernan's Liquor
Store, 5000 Baltimore boulevard
Berwyn, Md, Slit on April II.
Gun Battle During Chase.
The thret were charged with
the holdup of a Richmond grocery
in which the loot was SIS. An
ATTEMPTED murder charge was
filed after d gun battle during a
wild chase after the holdup. A
charge of stealing the car used in
the holdup was placed against
the three.
Metropolitan police have sent
Detective Sergts. Ernest P. JEFF
ferson of the robbery squad, and
John j. Williams of the auto
squad, to Richmond to question
the trio in an attempt to connect
them with several other holdups
in the District.
Jones. police said. already was
under bond in connection with q
safe-cracking attempt at George
town Preparatory School in Mont
gomery County and on a house
breaking attempt in Prince
Georges County.
Evening star., 1951-04-23

Twenty first street North near the
new Church of the Nazarene which
was built on land once part of
her farm. She is almost sur
rounded by small brick houses
built on the property in the last
10 years.
At her needlework in the din
ing room Of her house which is
furnished ideally for a movie set
for Louisa M. Alcott's Little
Women" she tells about the old
days with marvellous memory. She
remembers when the way to go
by carriage to Georgetown was
to drive over the causeway to Ana
lostan (now Roosevelt) Island and
take a ferry. She also remembers
the old Aqueduct Bridge which
carried the canal across the river
on which the canal boats loaded
with coal from Cumberland were
towed to Alexandria. And she
remembers the defeated hero of
the Confederacy. Robert E. Lee,
calling on her father.
Her father, Thomas Benoni
Dawson, from Jacksonville, Md,
built the house in 1859. 1t has
been occupied without interrupt
ton by the family since, even
through the Civil War, when 1000
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Man Dies of Suffocotion
In Junk Yard Shed Fire

William F. Luck, colored, died
yesterday in a fire which burned
out the shed in which he lived
at the Cleveland Junk Yard, East
ern avenue and Jay street, Fair
mont Heights. Md.
Prince Georges County police at
Hyattsville said Mr.. Luck's body
was found in the ruins. A med
ical examiner for the county, DR..
John T. Maloney. said Mr.. Luck
died Of suffocation.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Hospital Staff 10 Figh'
Political MeddiinQ'
In Prince Georges

Medical staff members of Prince
Georges General Hospital will
meet with Maryland State Med
ical Society officials tomorrow and
Wednesday to seek aid In fighting
political meddling in hospital af-
fairs.
A committee of hospital doctors
met with more than 80 prominent
county residents and physicians
yesterday to fight the sudden
custer of Hospital Supt. Harry w
Penn by the County Commission
erS.
This hospital cannot be a
political football" DR.. Waldo
Meyers, committee chairman, told
the meeting.
He explained that the commits
sioners had suddenly fired Mr..
Penn AND replaced him with a
Laurel Republican, Harold T.
Rice, who is to take over the
superintendent's Office May IS.
Fight Called Not Personal.
THE first any of the medica
staff or the hospital directors knew
of the change was when we reac
it in the papers," DR.. Meyers said
DR.. Meyers said the medica
staff's fight against the commits.
sioners was not a personal defense
of Mr.. Penn nor an attack or
Mr.. Rice, but a struggle for the
principle of keeping the hospita
out of politics. He added that g
large addition to the hospital now
is under way and that a change ir
administration would hamper this
project.
Civic leaders present at thu
meeting yesterday included Wal.
ter Mulligan, president of thu
Prince Georges Civic Federation
and Mrs. Jack Armatt, president
of the Federation of Women.
Clubs, both of whom said they
would interest their groups in thu
matter.
Calls Fors"Mass Action"
1--WE don't want to see the hos.
pital be the Prince Georges Dem.
ocratic Hospital one time and thu
Prince Georges Republican Hos.
pital another" said Dan Burke O.
the Hyattsville Business Associa.
ton.
Brendan ODwyer, member o1
the Landover Hills town council
called for "massed action"
Declaring that the hospital will
seek help from the American
Medical Association and eventu.
ally will ask the legislature fol-
an independent hospital charter
removing it from the county.
Jurisdiction, DR.. Meyers told thu
meeting the. commissioners re,
fused to say why they ousted Mr
Penn.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
Junior Hostess Course
Planned in Silver Sprinu

A USO training course for junior
hostesses will begin at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Y Cottage in Jesup
Blair Park, Silver Spring.
Other sessions will be held on
Thursday at the Glenbrook Club.
Bethesda, and on April 80 at the
Jewish Community Center.
Prospective junior hostesses
should call Mrs. Theodore S.
Repplier, 4 Springdale lane, Silver
Spring, before the opening class.
The Silver Spring USO needs
kitchen utensils. furniture, play
ing cards. records, etc. Donations
will be received by Mrs. R. G.,
Spence, 405 st. Lawrence drive,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1951-04-23
j. ). Educator
And Wife Die in
Highway Crash
Cor Hits Ohio Bus;
D. c. Girl, IS, Killed
In Maryland Traffic

Traffic accidents outside the Dis
trict yesterday took the lives of
three area residents-an educator
and his wife and a Western High
School sophomore.
Killed when their car crashed
into a bus full of school children
in West Virginia were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stanley Stafford, 81
Boiling road, Wellington Heights,
Fairfax County. Mr.. Stafford was
chief specialist in physical educa-
ton for the United States Office of
Education.
Prudence (Dale) Adams. Is, of
1725 Thirty-fourth street NV, an
outstanding girl athlete at West
ern, died when the car in which