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sity. She is a graduate of Vassar
College.
Miss Hedrick is a past vice presi-
dent Of the Arlington Bar Associa-
ton and is a member of the Vir-
ginia State Bar Association, the
University of Richmond Law AS
ISOLATION and the Arlington Bust
ness and Professional Women's
Club.
For IL years her brother, B. M.
Hedrick, was Judge of the County
Court. Miss Hedrick lives at TOO
North Oak street. She will oppose
the winner of the Democratic
primary contest between Hugh
Reid, the incumbent judge, and
Arthur F. Souther.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
Arlington Major Quoted
In Prisoner Broadcast
BY the Associated Press

SAN FRANCISCO, July IA
Peiping radio yesterday broadcast
a prisoner of war message purport-
ing to be from Maj. Frederick w.
Winter to his brother and sister.
formerly of 818 South Ivy street,
Arlington, Va.
The broadcast was heard by the
Associated Press in San Francisco.
Maj. Winter was quoted as in
curing If his father was "still
down in New Orleans" His rela-
tive's names were not stated.
Residents on Ivy street said the
Winters had moved to another ad-
dress in South Arlington.
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Special Dispoteh TO The Sior

GLEN BURNIE, July 14.-One
man was missing and believed
drowned after a cabin cruiser
with five aboard exploded in Cur
tbs Creek at Margate near here.
Anne Arundel County police
identified the missing man as
Robert P Embury, 40, of Margate.
He was the only one of the party
that failed to make his way to
shore after the explosion.
Burned in the blast were Melvin
Settler, 80. of Baltimore; Frank
Runkel, so, of Baltimore, and
Harrison Goodman, A, of Mar
gate.
The fifth person, Wilson Tucker,
81, of Baltimore, escaped UNI
injured.
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Work is already underway
on a large new addition to
overcrowded Children's Hos
pital. Although the formal
drive for funds to complete
the construction is ended,
morav is still needed to meet
the $4,000 goal.
Gifts reported yesterday:
$1,369.
Total received to cate:
$487 .434.
Still needed: $57,566.
Contribution may be
mailed to Children's Hospital,
Thirteenth and " streets
NV, Washington 8. D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15

Iened the act to include new con-
Istruction in the entire area,
something the proponents hadn't
dared to ask.
While most of the inhabitants
apparently are satisfied. a few
who view the present interpre-
Itation of he act with alarm point
out:
/. That there are about $500
houses in Georgetown but only
about 400 of them were built be-
fore 1925, the Federal Period
which is now being enforced on
all new construction.
2. That except for a few large
places such as Dumbarton Oaks
and Tudor Hall, the northern Dor
der of "Old Georgetown" is N
street and in the area encompassed
by the act are scores of brick row
houses built in the COS with ugly
square bay windows which might
well be modernized with clean,
simple lines instead of pretty
Georgian" patterns.
3. That no standards for new
construction are prescribed in the
law.
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as a candidate.
Miss Hedrick
has been a prac-
ticing attorney
in the county
since 1880 and
has served as
S u b S t i t u t e
judge of the
County Court.
She holds a law
degree and a
master of arts
degree in politi-
cal science from
George Wash
inpt0n TIniupr.
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Uh|er Awaiting
Almond Reply in
E|ectoraIDispute
Will Keep Foirfox
Books Closed Until
Ruling Is Received

Declaring that he was amazed
at demand for his resignation.
Chairman Edward K. Uhler Of
the Fairfax Electoral Board last
night said that the board would
wait until hearing from Virginia's
attorney general before opening
registration books to the public.
The request for Mr.. Uhler's
resignation came earlier yester-
day from Edwin Lynch, candidate
for reelection to the House of
Delegates from Fairfax County.
Mr.. Lynch is opposed in the
Democratic primary by Mr.. James
Keith.
Mr.. Lynch complained that Mr..
Ohler, who also is Democratic
Committee chairman, had refused
to allow his campaign workers to
copy names from the electoral
boards registration books after
the registration deadline July T..
A ruling received by Mr.. Lynch
from Attorney General J. Lindsay
Almond said registration books
should be open at all times to
public inspection and for copying
Of names.
Explains Talk With Lynch.
Mr.. Uhler said he did not know
of Mr.. Almonds ruling until read
ing of it in the newspaper. He
admitted telling Mr.. Lynch that
the Electoral Board thought clos
ing of registration books 80 days
before a primary meant closing
them to general public use.
But I told him we would be
glad to change this ruling if we
found it to be wrong. told him
we were waiting for an answer
from the State Electoral Board"
said Mr.. Uhler
Mr.. Uhler added that Levin
Mock Davis, secretary of the State
Electoral Board, didn't know the
answer and had agreed to get an
Interpretation from the attorney
general.
81 told Mr.. Lynch as soon as
we had an answer from the attor-
ney general, through Mr.. Davis,
we would get in touch with him"
Mr.. Uhler added:
Gives Interpretation of Law.
Mr.. Uhler said during the three
years that he has been chairman
of the Fairfax Electoral Board it
has interpreted the law to mean
that closing of registration books
requires closing them for general
usage.
Mr.. Uhler said he had conferred
with Fairfax commemorative At
torney Hugh B. Marsh, who at
first seemed to agree with the
electoral boards ruling.
But he has since come up
with an 1891 ruling that regis
tration books shall be open for
inspection at all times, includ-
ing copying of names" said Mr..
Uhler. when he told us that,
he said it was very possible we
were wrong, but suggested that
we wait for the ruling we re-
uuested from the State
Mr.. Uhler denied that he had
taken any part in the House OF
Delegates campaign in which Mr..
Lynch is candidate.
Other members of the Fairfax
Electoral Board are Mrs. Ceres
Gaskins and Elmer Duncan. who
recently was appointed and has
not yet attended a meeting. Mr..
Uhler said if the Electoral Board
does not hear from the State
Electoral Board sometime next
week, that he will call the At
torney General personally for a
ruling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
BorkIey Will Address
Virginia Bur MEETING
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Va, July 14.-vice
President Barley will address the
Virginia State Bar Association at
its annual meeting at White Sui
|phur Springs, w. Va. next month
William T. Muse, secretary OF
the association, announced today
that Mr.. Barley would address
the closing session of the three
day meeting August IL.
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Mortinsburq Rejects BUDGET

MARTINSBURG, W. Va, July
IA Especially A proposed $255, 900
municipal budget for the fiscal
year just starting was rejected by
City Council last night as made
quate, and was returned to the
finance committee for revision.
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Heads Veterans Hospital

ROANOKE, Va, July IA P.-
DR.. Howard P. Morgan has been
appointed chief medical officer OF
the Veterans Administration
hospital. succeeding DR.. Lee G.
Sewall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15

-SIar SLam fnOtOS.
London flavor that Hollywood sets
have made familiar to Americans.
Mrs. Peters is very pleased with
her new shop. She did say b bit
wistfully that perhaps she could
display flowers better behind plate
glass. The Georgia Forist Shop,
few doors away, has a full plate
glass front.
Created by Citizens.
The Old Georgetown Law had its
inception about two years ago
in committee of the Progressive
Citizens Association of George
town. A meeting was called to pro-
tect Old Georgetown. One of the
immediate issues was the prospect
that the old store buildings. at
Thirtieth and M streets - pre-
Revolutionary buildings of which
few remain in Georgetown -
would be torn down. Owned by
two charitable institutions through
inheritance, they were bringing
in little revenue. Use of the prop
erty as a parking lot had been
suggested by the institutions
boards.
The meeting. was called to con-
slider ordinances in effect in Alex
andria and Charleston, S. c., for
the preservation of old buildings
Among the members of the
committee were Miss Dorothea de
Schweinitz, Stephen P. Dorsey
Mrs. Harold B. Hinton, Mrs. Frank
West. Frederick H. Brooke, Cow
erneur Morris Helfenstein and
Mrs. Charles j. Hubbard. A law
was suggested to protect build
Iings more than 100 years old.
Soon the proposed law was
approved by the other George
town civic group, the Georgetown
lCitiZenS' Association the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
School Bond Vote Set
For Berkeley Springs
Special Dispeieh 10 Ihe Star

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. Va,
July IA proposal for $425, 900
in bonds and a special levy to raise
an additional $4,000 for school
building and other improvements
once defeated by voters-will be
resubmitted August %.
The Board of Education author
lied resubmission yesterday after
receipt of a petition signed by 913
voters, which requires that an cleo
ton be held within so days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
Army Names Whitaker
Baltimore Area Engineer

BALTIMORE. July 1.-THE
Army said today that Col. Regi-
maid Whitaker, engineer officer
for the Berlin military post, has
been named district engineer of
the Baltimore District, Corps of
Engineers.
Col. Whitaker succeeds Col. Al
vim c. yelling. Baltimore District
engineer since 1913. yelling has
been assigned to the Chief of En-
gineers, Washington, as chief Of
organization and training.
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Mover Heads Leqion Post

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
IA Especially Calvin Meyer has
been elected commander of the
Charlottesville and Albemarle
American Legion Post, succeeding
Alonzo Bragg, jr.
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Dalton Nominated Again

SALEM, Va, July IA (P.-State
Senator Ted Dalton was nomi-
mated for reelection at Repub-
lican convention for the 21st
senatorial district here today.
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Named Provost MurshuI

FORT MEADE, Md. July "A
(SpeciaD Lit. Col. Frank H.
Dowler, III. if Chattanooga, Tenn,
now is post provost marshal here.
He also is commanding officer Of
the 391st Military Police Battalion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-07-15
Miss Hedrick Enters
Race for Judgeship

Miss Anna F. Hedrick, nomi-
mated by the Arlington Republican
Executive Committee for County
Judge, yesterday formally filed
Evening star., 1951-10-19
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

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2els q PERRY sT.--Larse, next bath
sspls,i al ,eonys. MI; 1865. III
e Esv seSao a Agt espltel shNss5 ! g. & s,aS T.
Congressional Library; small. s25;
lge., S35. Handsomely furn. Stu,
dents or Hill personnel. FR. 1855.
DRLE: AND sGLE. RMS. CONVEX. to
snssSRS' sSssassSRS csii assr .,f.l Catholic m Univ Ia
MLL1Tse. . rm.. nm Ice. Y clothes
closet; next to bath: steam heat; no
cShSnES@SicEhAyT SIS EaomiSi AT 2aIS TpiSn ,.Ge
(2l: Single or double; all priv
ilesas' Ss5 each. La. 6-63ea.
COLORED-si2 L ST. N.E.-Large
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CoLoRED-MAsTER BEDRM.. work
tng cpie:. with privils. Call after 8
p.mn Ii. 7-O625; Sun, after IL.
COLORED-LARGE front rm., pvt.
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coLoREDwDBLE. FRONT RIM. for
empl. persons; " block on No.
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MIscELLANEous For sALE

FURNITURE. Empire sofa. orig. Sl26;
sst9o sSsse. sTs1 ysl sso suPaSSS.rgB aS gBosss. desk
FURNITURE -. virginia loyeseat,
loSnge hsage chair; best ofier. cal CH'
FuRN.-Liv. rm.. din. rm,, bedrm.,
dinette, baby Grand piano. ownei
leaving town. 1908 Insomar st. NV
FURN.-oateles mahogany extension
ssslsrs ssslls sofs ea i0ms sA smsl s77is 7sihsnss n
$40, xP. o74i. @-'' '1S. go 20 .
FGRN.-Exeei. cond.; q chairs. 2
aspis. sassts Can e d5owssrs go ssssa mahossso so
rm: suite. sacrifice. $50. sH. ossS
FTRN.&pin. rm. suite. orig. 81 sos;
excel; cond.; reas.; bedrm. suite,
1win pci beds 50 mssAhSs:; sAS 20: excel cond. odd
FGRN.0Miusto M Soss sen efssi immed. Mahossny
drop-leaf table and matching
chairs; maple bedrm. set, box spring
reasonable. wa. 1881.
S-piece sectional sofa, rockine chair,
Snstse s. dSs as bed sso :ss S.a
Sstn.mnn Sisn mattress, ! asS dressers. Pa. 1874
FURN.---Duncan Phyfe sofa. shera-
ton din; rm. suite, wal. secretary,
desk, ,util. cab, barrel chair, pic
ture. lamps. TV, book cases, tables,
excel; eond;; reas. IA. 4-0277. -2i
FURNlTURE. going out Of business.
must Vacate by Nov \ StiIt have
90 chrome dinette sets. You can save
$s5 on a set. also lamps and small
tables. ell below cost. 1000 34th
st n.e.. WA. 300. Al
IRoNER. electric Simplex console,
never been used; S119. WI. 5ST9.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

i401 18th ST. N.w.-Large double,
ansrd also single; seiective menu: switch
EMPLoYED MOTHERS and childfen. m1s
Ses ssSeols. meas AP. 7s4a' ssild 'are' near
Invalid lady: lovely warm home,
excel. meals; NO smoking. EN-. 4677.
2s44 CONN. AVE. sunny, warm rms
door, s.IsieusS Rss Sasn: ms.. d'ls H. 09f 9s5s e.
new location. iSs25
tt9tn 81; n.w.-Spacious double and
Bosrs "a larae rssiTsd Isne Elevator Switch
!sssj assG. 'iisisn' stan. TsisDhoas ss,l56' pu
Lovely ROOMS, in home of nurse,
tor aged lady or gentleman. must
De nsr,,1aas a1mbulatory; excellent food and
BkiSH BisESis ATTRAeTiyEgs oE gs9s newly sS aee-
eialiy nice for re elderly people. niI eSpsi Neli
planned meals; rate per mo, SI25
sgle., $500 dble. MRS. CLARK. S5os
ssas @is' wDobIEE;y sys 5IiE; 9R. b. als2
bssaa fs' d.nis zSsnf homs @an AD sa'ssa sasa
4012 7th ST. N.w.-Lge. attractive
room, 3 windows, twin beds: q
ladies'; o,s express bus; $3.50 each.
FURN. ROOMS; fine accom-
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DUPONT AREA~single and dble.
rooms for ladies and men in resi-
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meals at moderate weekly rates.
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hamp.
BLAIR MANSION INN. 77lo BiaiT I'd.
parking. sH. SSi7, sH. s775. -23
NURSE will take l person to care
for in own private home; beautiful
country estate: sleeping porches and
Southern cooking WA, 1854 20
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

Observation-Disclosures bed-liying
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College Park. Md.-Gentleman. Cali
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MT: RAINIER-sins!e and double
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iss.ss e pvt. ch bong; Sal. BLOCK bus; L5 g51Vi'
LARGE ROOM. next bath; new home;
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DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOMS, in
vicinity Silver Spring. Md. Ia.
ARLINGToN-close- Liy. rm. and
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eliminating individual. IA. s-o65s.
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rms: private home; TV, kitchen
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

ExcEhLEsG IL! r,I. sReen ss1o SOW; u gig;; |;
GROVES. Laurel 7S1-J-4. -22
WHITEFACE HEREFORD HEIFERS;
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20 GRADE HEREFORD cows. to
calye In March and April. r. r.
BAuGHER, MA. $3.50 days. Wo.
s5 HoIsTfiEIN DAIRY cows-Be-
cause the. Federal Government has
condemned my farm for the Burke
Airport it Is necessary sell my
entire dairy herd. This Is one Of
the best herds in. Fairfax County.
20 yrs. of records on production
and breeding. Offered for private
Va; Phone KI; s-7704. -21
STEERS--Eight years old. 5 black
Angus. 8 Herefords; good and choice.
Best o1sr takes all or any part
WILLARD MARLOW. Fairland. Nd.
Phone Ashton 2149. al
3 PONIES-S75 and up. Several nice
horses; very reas. priced. VIRGINIA
HILL STABLES, 2 mi. So. Alex. on
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Mr.. SPRING COURT rms. for
SO for i sS6 ssl !. aHs":f FR. $500 500:
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-I-rm. eficiency
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RI sth ST. S.E.G2 lss. rms, Isf I, ::
sink, refsr. and gas stove; $1b wk.;
1870 a'saHsRfi NEWfoN * sTs Ts-2sta Nv rms.
bed-liv. rm. and kit; nicely furn ::
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. bEDkMS., liv. rm,. kit, tiled show
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LGE. LIGHT. airy and pleasantly
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'oS QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Room furn.
sa, IA i-ak; sls Phone faeil. eonV. trsnsD.
house, well-furn. Coin. Ty and
auto; washerl kitchen linens, dishes,
maid service. utils.. $50 ca. for
$50 ca. for 3. Also very nice dble
or triple: 1921 Biltmore st. NV. --2I
2fi7 r ST. N.W.-Bsmt. studio rm
re1gr., radio, -TV. shower; double or
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WILSON HOUSE. 20i5 Kalorama I'd.
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LARGE FRONT RIM, twin beds; i pyt.
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20. English cookers Of famous
hunter, guard COMPANION for his
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love birds, finches. singing canaries,
tropical and gold fish; feed and
supplies. Specialize In correct diet
and Sun. ACORN PET AND GiFT
SHOP, 34I1 NJ st. NV. DE. s0s7,
RI Sils uJs BALTIMORE s519 ave. Hyattsyille,
OLD ID ENGLisH Mai M isHEEpDoG-io mos.
E. Axe reg. E. F. WOODY. Rt. l,
Burke. Va. 3rd house on Rt. 65i
on Et. 236. between Annandale and
Evening star., 1951-10-19
ROOMS FURklsHED-k.W.

C0LORED-124 ROCK CREEK CHI.
RD.-1 dble. rrn. and rear porch;
for smpl. ladies; home priyils. Cali
COLORED-Large front rm.; man
an snd ~ SSSs; pEiyilsgss. AR; AI}. sso7; 20 %
nv; bone privileges; empl. adults.
COLORED-162S 1Ith ST. NV
Dble. and sgle. rms; empl. adults;
COLORED-LARGE front room to
sober employed couple or man. 765
irving st. NV. Ia. 1929. -21