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Evening star., 1952-03-16

MTE,R,EsIID s!I ,,I!s !. i n i. ssisssu..ion a U Win
ssSrssteaain ssDt. sboSSs III, II; s1rais5os I. sos
oNk-SRbsM. NEbS bSssI APT. unlimited as ;p5o1..
separate sleeping accommodaticns; !;
ssony; transp.; 1a husinesswoman oyer
.Yo1Na 81 "a NAN aSii. win shsr. apt. lS With
another; good location. transp.: Nv;
reasonable. Lu. 4-63S5. les
10B4 COL. RD. NV. - Christian
y22siSrn. yY2ss apt. mrs. REYNOLDS; pU.
oSiI oSiIRL for sunny apt. in apt. I'D BLDG.
Pentagon JA. s-57s5.
praS.. 5rni liy ni ,r.S.n ran dinstse' l5s3 His hot
DTIyss: D'K' rs sooS; 81 new. iase ifsS L
YOUNG CoUPPIE to share 2-bedrm.
apt; al prtvils.: reasonable: gem
tiles Sc1nlyy; Sc. CAN evenings.
rsMo EEMsppH2d6iYED ladies to shsr. With
twin sai I,sfs sss shen. ag gx q s4,S Ssarps asssi
q weekdays. ali day Sun. -22
furn. l-bedrm. apt. root sarden:
VA AUeA ss.' mebuke ihuy. ktA. 1AbT.
MASS. AND WIS. AYES. Nv
I.bedfm. apt. to share with girl
L2S2 L2f;2S' Tss TEssetils; isHsi SIR.
turn. apt: TO share With cple. or 3
Naval ST. Rss snd LIZ s r and PriyIfGss SdIGns
can al dsy. 10. 2-ssie. ''.ySA Ni7
GLOvEk PARK-one bedrm. apart
H. Hment. ! Or 2 Girls Gage 2S-4o); un-
EsHlIsS Rhonf Sa nj s5oas &c. to
share duplex apt: reas. rent to
SG1ngenia Gns party; near Gallinser
Sun; after 1880. Ii. 3-7375.
siSus nv apt. VIII with . e others. hers. sRa csii
OLD Is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SSHS ant.
20 share with another girl; $50.
/ %; On 4sSs; ! GIRLS. between Is and
EN-; 579S Sun. and after $50
ccNGRNaixL ccNGGfSaIi GIRL to share -hs large
modern S-bedrm. 2.bsth apt.; conv:
WtSsinspossaticn; Wis por. ss near o.o Calvert and
sfi hEs'i sfAiLERae1il. FH hM Sa1l ao-so to
sM share APT. sPt. with 2 other Girls. Phone
ON : GIRLS share nice s-bedrm,
agt.; all privs.; $25, each. no.
MAN. ao-ss. TO share with
Tasr R.s. tsaz kis.. s.l & ms rs E ss,4 "a, apt
share rm fMin SstS mod ca[li nome masn v,tS e
LADY, wIsaEs fsii tsssv rs SHANE All gpsS' hsT ed.
apt. in mod. apt. hotel with 1 other
girl; cal call after IL. HU. 5000.
Girl To TO SHARE 2. bedrm. apt. With With
z others; reas.; good transp. MT.
cSIIEGEs clsss ses; GRAD. 4S. ssaa desires to share
VIII E1fn nsSrms young g gentle girl sPaciops c,
All facilities. Can ia. 5-7S4s Set.
CONN. AvE.-Private attract. air
bath. phone: Refs. EM. $50 7'isSn. Sun.
xSTNG 81 s9f ISD9 SiDHs9plshsi shzRE LOVELY s.rm.
s2s ss29ynsSsn @S h6. hi5.rssIgs9t sge9. with . sirls.
priv. rm. NV; brEfst. priv: $3.50 a5i
r!RSir, me- u5lP Ru Po2I: sun. ewes 80: 8.
10 Transportation. For fpW informse ruoss
DUPONT CIRCLE-Young man 10
share spacious apt. WITH i other.
sun. MI. 20O9. wk. days after q
GIRL, 1926. to share furnished ant.
With another. Call HU. 653I sat;
COLORED-cONsiDER married empl
couple to share lovely 3-rm. apt.
Convenient NV. location. NO. S415,
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ROOMS FURNIsHEn-N.E.

DBL. sLPG. RIM. for 2. next to bath;
Available April 1. MI. 8345.
NE, "a blk. from Terminal; tm. for
esq sssSD hERYEAgIb THp ITs hSr. aSs NHinsi: HN S1sEi
rm.. pvt. bath, gentleman; good
HoMShEs FoRN - GiRIs. iSIs; special priy,l..
Sq9 ET Rss4nS :stss S Si es Hf SB SBD0sssSonn'' sson
iamed. occap.; $3.50 mo. CAN
ROOM iof .yo 9n. 9sn. 3 ss.9s gso q Msss. ssss
po%NfSWN,' aS1a fSSi ~ vie. 800 r. !. ave. ne.
LARGE ROOM next to bath. south
slTp sTn sss.ggSssl sssggSSssSsrs' srili' as BUS stop
RSoM ses mother ,,a Z, .pds !. ssils, .aass ta VIII
SQI2 I2th ST. N,E.1Larss,, nicely
t.IT tS5T'' 1H in' s.sss1 sss g door, $40 ls %0'
NICE, front bedTn. with kit: privils:,
crCmNsii SaSfp Ter. ro' ne. Phone CO. ssss.
1854 PENN ST. N.E.-Room next to
bath. / block from bus; man only;
G24 &. CAPITOL Sc.-Small sleeping
rm:. quiet psG5s sG,pi. iY young aeadSs nan; so.oo
ana ssiE shower: EE quiet salet. new new home; @ ' use
CATHOITC u, VIC.-New. nicely fur
nished dble. and sgle. rooms; laun-
dry, kit. parking and entertaining
eonv. transp. 51iS South Dakota
ssS ssSe' + 81. N.E.-2nd A.: fyrn. lgs.
rm;, hskpg;; no objection to child;
1913 sd$ Sks 9 ST. DS. DSS..EMRoom s21s; with porch;
sS:So sinsie. 5000 double. II.
oo1odSSED-LAReE ROOM with twin
3l4 z. Capitol Apt 81. Ii. 7-9057.
coLoRED - NEWLY pEcoRAtTfED
RWS.-Furn.. with privileges. To in
cSSrSRnb-2SekLY. csSeSaR De 22SAe1kLY LGE, hS ilont
washing machine. ironing facilities,
storage space avail. Modern furn.
end . fSTnssiIess s6Iessd, othss r5f s4os cvs 1
COIoRED-l2Is b ST. N.E.-Room
next to bath for rent. 16s
COIORED-NiCE RIM. for empl.
cpl; also single rms. IN ne. ana
NV. section; cooking privileges; At.
FUnN. TiIs. RM. FOR RENT 70. eolored
man or couple. 4s New York ave.
cSSliti6jRBES-SoGBLE Sltij B RM.1Nes., - ,,,. to
rGCaRldltNtSsErSouhLE Gall After so III siSMs12N sESMs1M2N.x. to
bath. for man and wife; kit; privi-
leges. Call after 8. II. 6-2S12.
refined emp. couple; AL priv. 1884
D 81, ne. LL4.9275. L.
Use of Kitchen and bath. II. 6-4SO9
SUM-; after z wk.-days.
COIORED-NICELY furnished. In
ne; women only; reference. Phone
CDoEEosSsESSs-:LGE.' III SsSs: FRONT RIM. for
smPl, cDle; IY. oF 2 girls pvt fs hNHe'
cohokED@N.E.. & k front and back
rms: newly dec, nicely furn' rea-
eUOhooRiEiDI6$e $rd, ST. N,E;-Lge;
front rm.;. couple with child OF .
adults; privils.; no drinkers. TR.
I404.
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STEPHENS HOUSE
ROOMS WANTED
MATURE WOMAN wants / or Q
unfurnished rooms. Boz 331-M. Star.

unIufnlsneo rooms. BOX Sol-M. esst'
EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room
Sid oSsrS shiIS f5d day W. ea5s oeS Sf her ssesr.
BY REFINED. quiet. settled woman:
room with board In small family OF
adults in NV. Gould furnish room.
CLEAN RIM. and kit. by young
woman; End a.. Quiet NV; within
g mi. 10th and x. Box 3e0.M.
EIERiLY ACTIVE WOMAN wants
room and board. private home.
Md; mo. $40. Box 407-M. Star.
DUPONT CIR. TAFT BRIDGE Area
Single room. pvt. bath. In pvt.
home; eentleman teollege). MI.
tent home by employed settled
widow. near transportation. NV.
fast. BOX 409-M, Star.
YOUNG SWISS gentleman, best ref
srences. seeking private room with
family, possibly NV. Box 402.M.
0bbEs
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ROOMS FURNisHED-S.E.-s.w.

141I 18th ST. s.E.-sgl. rm. in pvt.
SSiS: Gentleman ' only. LII. 1-ssoS. liz
S604 Send ST. S.E:-Nice room; i,,i3 Z
windows. large closets, s,t IN adTIii. a4iIi.
sSsns' eEsas;' bas! s@pis sso tSds; no. Az Sk $3.50.
rna., pvt. home, Hight Kitchen. launo,
STy I PaEiyi,lssi PaEaiyni,sci ORPgps,a g ,a9ss7! sss stop ~
two SERhin p hisn,s TiaSoEs Nsss Navy nsH Ysrd
and buses, $50 18th st. Sc. Call
,AT. 1882 Sun, ewes. after 1880.
SSS A ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. front
room on LIST mr.; Va block from La-
brary Annex. , ...,, k.a,,n
iiv. rm. and TV privils. Call du'
NEASG4 hilSGsi ruRN. SINGLE RM.-Nsa1
bath. Single gentleman. 4O2 lStn
IS sstis a! 4! ss:fs.2Ise. sis72iI bright is Tn;
sober. reliable gentleman only cony.
transp. z. Capitol and Pa. ave. Ii.
1856 sSS2s' & ST. s.E.-Lse. bright room:
sober. reliable gentleman 9z6g Snly; ia a
s9is 9Yis' SEABAMH SisaB I AVE-. s.E:@sinels
room, 2 blocks Naylot Theateri
cow. transp. to Navy IYarq. Maya
Research, Boiling Field. VI. S $7Ss'
1918 Z ST. s.E.-Lafge front rMl.,
1st d., for single man or couple;
HIGHT housekeeping rm. Ii. o-S1i1'
SINGLE ROOM for lady. pvt. home,
9 exposures, large closet: breakfast
and laundry privil.; sunlim. phone.
BaE9aipaS3RY IA aISazY?H Hers, 4s17 U st, s.e;--
4 rms. bath and basement; $50
per mo-: good cond.; near 6Ss bns.
sAAEEPE1FgING sAEEPE1FgI III SRooM, sss In End T.. Kit. priyii
optional. Come for inyessiSatsinoYn StnY
alter 8 weekdays, any time Sun9ay.
r. v. PARKER, 3ls NJ Csroiina
LARGE Es fe' ROOM in modern apt. for
refined Jewish woman; kltcnen
privileges LA. 6.91S3.
SINGLE ROOM, quiet. private nome'
/ block express bus. Call 10. 2-o15S.
coLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for en-
ployed couple or 2 men; kit. Is pTisyil'
cdoIIio5RSESM4so dIi 5sSSsz: M ST. s.W.-Igs.
front rm.. bath. kit. privils. ST.
cdd9GSSSRsEp-LGE. d9SSs FRONT RM.LNice-
egarIine y hn;i and bus. 81. 1925. -16
COLoRED@FOR MAN, rm. with
phone. near-bath. all PRIV LII
CoIHo6RRED-FURNIsEED reSma. eaa 1905
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

5000 QUE ST. N.w.--oouble rm. for
TRANSPORTATION AID. 1856. .s--1g
HEDRM. for lady. abstainer; Law. hot
plate. refgr. lge. closet; uniim,
phnnlf mr.. transp. QE. 0770. III
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APARTMENTs uNFURNIsHfp

COL LORED-8th AND FLA. AVE. N.W.
- rmsa kit. and bath; adults only.
cnPasi2 AZ SIG ykdays; after s. --2S
rms. kit. seinipvt. bath: no chi.
cSLokEb-NSEaWs.. NSEaWs.A' MODEM 17 I'm. !.
BY: and bath apt, beautiful condi.
ton. downtown apt. BIDS: Sos. no
ReXRneSi RnsRecsi sd,, see 5anitTIsss. 7o7 Ist NV.
COLORED--NEWTY DRCOp arrn :
rm.. kit. and bath: central ~: Sfn
cgs gsr no, CAL VI. 1866 or HU. bS2sSS.
I ST. NW'-Two
Hn ms ssss; sit;; share bath; coupis only.
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ROOMS WITH soARD

"Ii vacancies IN IN pleasant NJ rms: nnss excel. eel
guIiz TsIl; asARxM tEsaiR Ey m9s So MI Tk s4s5
or young women; walking distance
downtown; excellent meals. pleasant
home atmosphere. co. $50.
sSgst ssSgsnsfa home excel srsnsD: "a.
1917 ST. RHODE ISLAND N.w.-ssle.
sRa. s9a dDle. rms; good food; rea.: ,S pc.
1861 10th N.w.-several dble. 70 Va.
good cme-cooked food; ress. @ @i8
ROOMS NOW xVAiLABLE in CEN
trally located section; conv. to
shopping. entertainment; excel.
transp. downtown; ample parking
facilities; good wholesome food.
Gni1 Clean pF ROOMS; ssoS Ssonsenial atmosphsre'
BRADLEY 1I ~ MANOR. MANOR 1926 1e.h ST.
N.W.-Newly dec. attractive; one
single. one double rm.; for refined
young lady. Home atmosphere, .ex-
cellent meals, reasonably priced:
DOWNTOWN. 1929 K ST. Nv
Nice single rm.. with board. $50 mo-.
snare sS beth fon maS sS 5s s55 front .xcsne s
c6ssfN1sE 56ss1i; sE. 49SNe ESS1; LADY to aS sS.r.
with 8 others, large nicely furnished
s9d HSiyard. NV; sss per mo no.
xOGNG aTi NSSgIaiD LADY win share large. nice nicely
lady; $40 per mo. mo No. $500 -Mi6
CHRISTIAN GIRL desires TO share
one-bedrm. apt. with girl 25 to 80;
40 per mo-. incl. utlls; and phone.
cHfifcE sss rfRkSeRsssSs fRdk seR 9. ssss 1sh T.
n.w.-Exceilent location; cheerful
rooms, home atmosphere. home
cooking: liv. rm.; free Tv: $50.
c6IuSSi2 sfiGi Rp. NV. eoel-Ns..
14OI i6th N.W.-Large dbie. for men;
vacancy for girl; seleetive menus;
1855 g, y = 8 81: NV. M:W:-Eor j.'' refined young
SsS3:s lssss4ss g RSSAas sEE Asni b1Ss sSiI
HSME aSSisnS5asfi FSR ELDERLY persons: SIN nice
room; exc sxeellent meals; ,osI real home st-
rTRS rTTRHiSahfss& R& fits avA 1H ior FSzs Woman: KIT.
priyil. II desired; cony. Livingston
LGE. DBLE. ROOM, beaut. furn.. and
board; privils. Of entire house;
pRhE aia SSUS ssS5SUlSSf as S7S 9E ssIS s;,:
On busline. Can 81. S7Sl. -i6
siderls Derson eS@f co ssi4 Sps s9s
1898 ALLISON ST. NV. attrac. sun
meais my front AdTies TSi1em' pys. lSS1 hSm1e' excel
PRIVATE HOME for elderly, settled.
Roo% RTs1sd ANS Se0pbso pSoARSSo 10 for 7iaai children in
DId:r oEs; lici6ses .so' s.sig4 hegR4e' 4 years and
II for working mother and
child oyer 2; share apt licensed.
14sHsi ia Sasss' MASS. AVE. N.w.-Rine food.
men or girls; $50 month. Elec.
REIsI Ess wIEE & RC d. fss ssss va'snsiss enssss
accts. for Govt. employed. lSs
822 MADISON ST. NV. lse. frt.
rm tor lady, good food, mr.. transp..
1880 LANIER r.. NV: attractive
lge. corner rm.. suitable 2 or 9;
above average furnishings; pvt.
shower bath; S65 ea. dble;; $50 ca.
t5e SSs vh Aso yong ysrg sSTfesvf dov v sasTs nOS
occupying same. S5S.60: 2 meals
daily except Sunday. Food above
averaee, quality and quantity. Hand
some corner residence, short block
Mt. Pleasant car. Columbia I'd. NO.
SINGLE, adj. bath; retired or
ss:. smpl TssR emit with az asssSsS sss
ARL.Mcio:e.in rs i3 ~ecl ciareHdoif ed va vacsney: 1;
sgl. and. dbl. with excel. meals;
conv. to bus. GIL. 2106. --22
Evening star., 1952-03-16
WESLEY HALL

WESLEY HALL
Spacious dble. rms In remodeled. re.
dee ds eaaats pnes. sssss u ana eysrs res
movies Recr. rIn.; Bendtx washer;
selected menu. $50-$60 1926 21st
st. NV. HU. 1924.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
1910 ASTIMEAD PL. NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath, American plan: excel.
meals: home atmosphere. HO 3666.
STEPHENS HOUSE
1706 New Hampshire ave. n.w., at.
tractive single, double and share
rooms, private and semiprivate
baths. excel. food. Brunch on Sun
No objection to children. TV. DE
S483.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

vA.---Liv. rm.. bedrm., kit.
and Navy Annex. FR. 4736. @i5
ONLY $40 per wk.; 2 rms, all .utiI.
1siS EsX SEEIoSFE I3sSSSsE fzs ES. iNf.w-4pss.l 8
Spacious apt. NJ, 18th and Col. I'd.
eli ii utii. furn.: sIiS mo. mo. III. PAUL aS1.
HANNAH. 732 17th st. NV. NE.
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AIS. UNfUkllsHfp icent. ]

1878 i9th er. 81.
2 ants. 2 Eoons. Fit. bath ana
screened porch; Just renovated; new
per mo. including utilities.
OPEN SUN. 2 10 4 PM.
Rea,tMorA tMAEisSaAIh iS51lIIhl, z s9 sWAIL1 G9. G9.oo.o
Evening star., 1952-03-16

4TH AND INGRAHAM ST. NV
entrance; ideal icr 3 working girIs
e5s{ g {;osD1ssi; ~ si $5S;So $zS;5o mo. Can EEE.
MASS. AVE. Al wIs-Furn. apt.
consisting Of liy:. rm.. bedrm.. bath,
rental, $40 mo. For appointment,
TAKOMA PARK-TWo bedrms.. kit.
liv. rm.. bath; suitable for 2. 3 or
4 adults; S110 per mo. JU. 0-3402.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

LW. RA1,. lge. bedrm,, kit.. beth;
%s;; 2ns +. front. =: or 1883. rs.
81 sils Iiss 1Gsa SND II "a sTsconSs II eeSaS NaSs
Yard. dwnto. transp.: firn. liv. rm.,
bedrm., kit. and bath; $S5 plus
utils.; couple or 2 girls. TE. 379S.
Evening star., 1952-03-16

quincy QUINCY st iGp NV s1slasy PA oasS sSpDie. Haas
heat. slee. Tanss. @ 1risidaire; ie:is poroRe;; rs;;
sSsd sSsd,, shade; $75; empI. adults. CH.
|D03slE sRDRM.. hit. din: g ior .
ssSSsr1ns sSslnsn people; ,S ,Stils; incl; near
ONE BEDRS1.. Iiy. rm. and KIT; share
Pssa q with . l % other; sSe$ $50; adults, I5s
1858 NGLEsIDE TER. N.w.-Two-
ssn,pys vi bath. hsy Ap. ssSzs sss4 and riatssr
DUPONT UIRCLE AREA--Most In.
usual apt. with 8 exposures and
heaut; view. Attrac; turn. 8 bedrms..
nat6s; 9;;, maids hath, pantry and Kit.
Cool ana breszy Duary II sunnerl nnC Nv iynIl T1
immediately, S425 per month. No
children; no nets. Cain MRS. MUIR.
6a& 3 81. N.E.-Rright, attrac. apt;
srans5. a@s:' FL. sess .ssoa' ana sntr. -9s dSod
nsdfm:. ktt. and bath. nicely furn. !;
Eooa cond.: cor. apt; In apt. bldg. !;
one Nut kSoE S6d SSNhb Sh isas iksfs4cHKN. 55S 5s...
msnt n apt, furnished; $50 mo. IA.
CONH. AND KALoRAaaA, efY. apt..
Pullman, Kitchen; $54. 2023 Kaio.
sil IL Va 81 sr. hiEk A.k. and a. rear, / rm..
kit, qinette. priv. bath, priv. entr.
lge: back yard. suitable i chiid.
$56.S4 incl. auto. heat, hot water,
elsc; ,I refsr; ,Np and nth. Apply on
CANTERBURY. 504 3rd. NV, Beau.
ttfuily kept downtown ant. bldg.
Nicely furn.. mod. l-rfm. kit. and
tile bath. refined, quiet. settled adult
CHI. CH.-Beautfful private home.
room with sleeping porch and kitchen
tor ] person. Tennis court, $50.
lSss EUCLID 81 81. NV. % rm-. kit
mo. EX. 400. ~
COMPLETELY FURN. i-bdrm. ant,
linen. kit. equip. washing machine,
all utiis., fenced yard, SIC, sec;
S1oa: 81. 81. s4645.
furnished I bedrm., liy. rm., kitchen,
bath; conven. location; quiet empl.
lady or couple only. SS5. SH. 7044,
+. Il. CLEAN aSf ROOMS. snd tlr. front. With
complete kitcheni mr.. 18th st. and
IFOE OHiNEsE TENANTS. 1 apt.
Also 9 furn. rms. and bath. D20
rn, 53th g; .nkaTTs. nkaTs NA !,; s7@43; ~ n.,s..ll9s,
Kitchen, bath. suit. for 3. VIII
Ascept small baby. 1850 Church
7 vs.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

coTHooRRED-FURNIsHED ROOM, 1906
potomac ave. s.e. Ii. 4-796o.
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Live at the Top Of the City
ALBAN TOWERS
APARTMENT HOTEL

One rm.. kitchenette. bath: 24-hr.
$35 wk. 1440 Rhode Island ave.
Evening star., 1952-03-16
NEW APARTMENTS

Lfy. .rm.. din. rm. area, kit, bedrna.
sna bath; hsmt. with each apt.
$3.50 per month, plus. utiis.; from
hIncn hhIlsIams nI 4 aye: and Wheeler I'd. s.e.. {
then right block to apfs. Cal
GRUVER COOLEY. MA. 1857. IL,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Cargo Ship Launched;
First Of New Glass
kK The AEiRfIalld REsil


the fFSt OF 4 new elRss OF WRPz
9PsPeaee eAPR8 ShlBS expected Ia
Do the fastest OF their Kind In the
w9Fid Will be launched Friday al
Chester, Pa,
The Federal Maritime Beard
announced yesterday the a, a,
keystone Wit he launched FebPV=
RFy 30 by the Sun shipbHilding
and Dry Deck GO,
" IA the first gf AZ Mariner
class ships being built by seven
United atates shipVards In tho
next III months TO replace the
Liberty, Victory and e-type ships
OF World War H.
Designed for peace, they haye
huilt-up features to simplify
speedy conversion TO war service
The 80 Mariners, each To heal
nioknames OF States of the Union
will he l2,p00 tons and will have q
speed OF 40 knots, which the Mart
time Board says Ia faster than
any other class Of dry cargo Shipi
under any flag"
"Thia new class will put the
United States In the forefront oi
all maritime nations In CONNER.
cial competition for general cargo
carrying whch depends upon high
speed and large cargo capacity
the board said.
Evening star., 1952-02-24

home. 1ie kicked open his emers
genUy door.
Then, although badly burned
about the hands, he moved among
The stricken passengers, releasing
safety belts for some, and helping
them 10 the door.
II prayed constantly IA | moved
aifi0hH the dead and injured
thanking God for my salvation
land Asklhl mercy for khe dead and
Injured" Father d6ede saldl
For 20 minutes 10 q half hour
he remained 40 the crash allie, giVl
lng physical and spiritual assist
Anee where possible he d0eSn't
remember h0w many people ht
aided
Father ae0de highlg praised thf
pll0tr Capt. Wayne g. Foster 0l
Miami and the eespll0t Cart
IeI H. ett Clair OF e6rAl Gables
FlRu for "thelF terrific lob In tTVr
Hg Y I,Gh Im,SGheavep .ay!,l,,, !. the s,.SS SSFpp9lsse
crash,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Incorporation Study
Voted BY Arlington;
Group 10 Be- Named

Creation Of q eommiaaion TO
study Arlington government, In
eiuding tho question Of whether
The county should become q city,
was authorised BY the County
Beard yesterday.
The e0mfAlsAlen, which may In.
eiude As many As 40 members,
weuld include q board member,
other elected eeuhtv efIlelaiS, rep.
resehtAtlves OF political areups,
and members OF business and elVle
organisations Beard Chairman
ltobert W. Con, who proposed the
study, said no h0ped that JUDGES
also W0Hld accept appointment 10
the eenlEllssl0h The beard viii
make the appointments 90 10
newt meetlngr March D.
An appropriation should DO
MAGE 10 pay expenses OF Tho study
ana 10 retain the services OF an
expert ON municipal government,
Mr. 6eK sRldr
Incorporation II Question,
One OF the principal subjects Of
the study, he said, Weuld DO to
consider the advantages OF In
cooperating AFlingten "a q city,
II the gFeup sheuld reach the
eeAeluslen that Arlington sheuld
remain 0 county, then reeemmen-
datlens tor changes In the present
system eepld be made, Mr., Con
said,
Board Member Daniel A, pugan
said no believes "the time has
come when we should AeriouAly
consider whether We should be-
come 0 city" He referred TO COM
inents IN General Assembly de-
bates that Arlington wanta TO
secure the advantages OF city
status while retaining the benefits
Of being il county.
A public hearing on appoint.
tnent OF d fedeveiopineft and
housing authority was Set for
March I In The Circuit Court.
room,
Both Robert A. Peck, ftebtblis
can, and Alfred kl fArisbie, beFli0s
0fat urged further study OF Che
proposal before the board takes
aetl6hl N0hEpaFtlsail Alan g.
beanl who suggested the hearing,
said that creation OF the authority
W0uid not commit The beard 20
any sBeelhe pr0jeetsr
NeViuA Bili Backed,
Approval OF a House Of Reppeu
sentRtlVes bin 10 return the Ner
VIHs tract 70 private ownership
Als8 was v0tedr The hoard asked
County MANAGER A. r. hHndberG
| 10 attend \ public hearing ON The
bll NJ 10 AtElr Tuesday, The pF0ps
eFtE lleA between Lee boulevard
ana ArllnRtnn gHtneterv,
Evening star., 1952-02-24
Iy mo A.sssis,sd p'sm

w WV Nsbwe'uVuu FVubu
ELIZABETH, ~ j., Teb. as.
Hundreds Of former shipmAteS Of
d Navy chaplain are rootihs for
the recovery Of the priest who,
despite severe injuries, helped
fellow survivors Of oh alrilhef
crash here
fie IA The Rev, Leonard 4, d00de,
0f New Haven, 6ohHu who TOR
W months Was Catholic chaplain
aboard The battleshlb New Jersey
during ia W0fid War II Paelfie
operations
The 40EyeaFE9ld priest WAS one
Of the a. persons Ab0aFd q F'i9PldaH
bound National AlFllRea Besg
which cracked Hp here febr II
with the l0ss Of ~ lives " Was
the third alpplane crash IN the
city IN bB days
Since hls name WAS published
ON the llst Of survivors, Father
a00de has received more than
1000 'iget well" cards, letters and
kRlnurAIAa Most nj them are from
navy men With whom he served
aNme fFnm Aa tar away "a tht
philippines Hawaii Ana south
AmerleR,
ylAlt0TA Restricted,
Many Of hIa former ahlpmAtNl
have telephlnaq or tTted NJ vLgll
him At ~, NlIzAbeth HoArllaL Hlll
Only u few viaitpFA are pnImlttsd
'Faghsr oo6da n In fairly 0oOd
condition, and Allll suffering h9Int
shock from tha crash In which
hA received AavAfe burns Oh both
hands, aeveFAl Ilb fractures and
hfllhed leaai t
Ffonl hlA hospital bed, ths noft.
Bp0hhn PRIEST, now chaplain Oi
Tho Connecticut state vetefaDb
Home, yesterday feeAlled the ilhht
0f tiie crash and the flames bh00tH
lhH through the fiBelhHeJ
ne WA ktHted Oh the iett hAii6
aide 6i the plane, toward the rear
adjacent 10 ah emergency eAltI
RiekS Open Deer,
tie released hlS safety bell Aftel
thf tU6RlRBR SRGtl6n OF thR BiAIl(
stepped ia eRfeehlhG across 4
playground behlRa a ehIiaFeh'i
Evening star., 1952-02-24
MeKeIdin 10 Veto Bill
To Use General Fund
For Police Expenses
BY ihs A1ssGialsd pFsss

BALTIMORE, FEB, a5,==Ai1u
other legislative fiaht 10 override
a veto was set Up for this session
tonight when GOV. Meikeldin an.
neuneed he viii veto q bill 10
tAAe State p0llee expenses out OF
general funds
fhe Republican Governor eonu
Armed hIS Forthcoming veto In Oh
address At 4 bahauet Of the AdH
vertlslha Club Of Baltimore he
IA not expected 10 veto II until
wednesday, holding up 10 Tho iABt
leaal minute In the session which
ends March d.
The bill 10 pay Stale police costs
ipem genepal funds instead OF sPes
eiRl highway revenues was paased
earlier this week by the AeaisiaE
lure, II means ta millieR less
for the GeVeFneF 10 appropriate
He succeeded In having the en-
penses eeme fFem special iHRas
last year,
The GeveFneF announced his In
tended veto a. part OF another Ats
tack hy him on growing tehdeRs
eies of local governments to de-
pend on the State and the States
on washington,
Attacks Legislators,
Returning TO his general theme
of separation OF local and State
responsibility, the Governor saidi
"There are those, ! am sorry to
say, In our own General Assem-.
bly, whose primary aim Ia 10 hide
from the people their C0ntrlhu-
tions TO the overall cost Of gov
ernment. -,
"Just this week, the Legislature
finally passed d blli--whlth ! shall
vet0---dlvertihe money which oil
Of 0tir citizens pay In sales taxes,
income taxes and other general
fund ievies 10 the cost Of patr0iu
ling our highWays--af expense
which historically and properly
has been borne BY taxes Oh high
way USE"
Former Democratic deV, Lane
was The first 10 use general funds
20 pay The State police, from
iB4Tabi Gov MeHeidIn restored
the expense 10 the special hlehu
way funds
6OidsteiR Stand Cited
Fhe GeVeFR0r said, "A Senate
leader IN AFRulnR for the bill,
shouted IN each member Of that
AHRvAt body that his county
would lose " the bill weFe not
passed - :"
Actually, under the existing
Avstem, tho counties will receive
more than 1897 400 next wear IN
excess NJ what they are resolving
thlA year, and each county will
AhAre IN THIS increase )"
The Senate leadeF referred IN
by the Governor was Democratic
Majority Leader Qnldatein OF cal-
vert County,
After the Governors veto, the
hattle 10 override on sustain will
be concentrated In tho senate,
Eleven Senators voted AGAINST the
bill, and II one more Joins them
the veto would ba sustained, The
House passed the bill with N
yoteA more than enough 10 overs
ride,
The State police bill viii be The
hret veto iiHht over d bill taAned
thls AebHl0h, The General Aebpiils
bly, At The start g0hAidered BI w.
toes OF last years bills, overriding
tl2,