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COOP. APIS. SALE tcens.)

OPEN SUNDAY. 4-6 P.M.-Air-eon-
Washineton's only postwar con-
structed cooperative building. Foyer.
22-tt. living room. dining alcove;
modern kitchen, large, bedroom and
automatic laundry and underground
garage. Total price, S13;500. with
Ontario rd NV. scorner Of Adams
NH I'd; 2i3 blocks north Of 18th
GEEK Psre Mr. a Gavin ha'aseps oa Premises hSek
APT.-Excellently To-
Gated. including living rm.. dining
alcove. kitchen and bath: Established
debt-free COOP: Ia blocks from
sKtensiEs as pFeaG shOPOns 20 as and
is cash. Please call Mr.. Gavin with
H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 5000; res,
oPEN Rta 'eSt, SUNDAY. 1s-e p.M.-Estste pMsS
finest co-operative buildings. 1851 I
Hotel s4o6 on 18th st5. Vacant
and completely redecorated apart
ment No: $40, includes a spacious
roSep rogm hTas dinl1s tTo room i5x7 Lying wing
rooms modern tiled bath. ample
door. Also. separate maids room
and bath. and south. east and west
exposures, each with an attractive
an ideal home at a fair price Tor the
qualified purchaser with substantial
cash. Please observe open" hours.
MT: Gavin on premises. H. G..
SMITHY CO.. ST. 5000. -15
314 EAST CAPITOL
no down payment; $50 month. 70
inspect see janitor then come to
1404 l. st. NV, -l6
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcens.) }

Md; July and August; cooler. shaded
section; 3 bedrms.. inclosed porch.
Bendix; adults; Sl35. WI. 4165. -l5
NOW AVAILABLE. Six-rm. brick
bungalow; completely furn.; Just on
fun bSmt:. gas heat; askins si65 per
NEW ss.BEDRM.. completely furn..
-conditioned; new piano. elec.
kitchen with with Disposal Df I..;E and 9ish-
Arlington. July 3-January 3; S1S5
per month. Call ia. S-s22s or Ma.
GLoVER Glow RA'' PARK-s bedrms., q.
baths; nicely furnished: from June
20-Sept, L: Sl65 mo; WO. 1921. -l5
screened porch; lge yard. on Mass.
aye, ext; July 1-sept. Is. OIL. I34
JUNE Is S 70 Z D. AUG IS, 8 rooms; large
cool lot; near Naval Hospital; Be-
thesda; TV; auto. washer. WI.
SUMMER RENTA1-Furn. e-room
house, insulated and cool. screened
porch. sun deck, incl. yard, gar.
Near Bur. Standards, on quiet resi-
dental ds1 .aa st.; bet; RenS aS.s and Wis. Ex-
FOR kENTGsik-rm. furnished house;
washer. modern furniture. $3.50
per mo. 56O5 johnson ave-. Be-
AVHiSaBhE AtVhsfds Ma rob1Y&isrs. 81 Y4sfs selection
of furnished, 8 to Z bedroom homes
with, spacious gardens, cool. screened
porcheS, gear garage. Call Mon
day for appointment, OR. 4464.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENT CO., Property Management
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLLEGE PARK-one bedrm.. pvt.
bath AID AID entrance; all utiis.; $40
CALiFORNIA ST.. west of Conn. ave.
Beautiful apt. in the embassy sec;
tion; ? bedrooms. living room, full
dining room. large kitchen, bath,
reception hall; $500 mo. EX. 24S9.
eaIe 3Oth ST. s.E.. 3 rms, semipvt.
bath; all utils. furn.; SO mo. vi.
1875 s9i' IRVING s'sfs eF' 81. N.w-s bedrns.. rn
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. and bath;
Also liv. rm. -bedrm. comb kit. and
bath. Both avail. Immediately. WI.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Living rm..
bedrm.. kit. bath; for > girls; nicely
m furn, ISL R st. NV. MI. 5000
BasEMEST HI H '1 APT. . rms. kit. bath.
partly furn.. utilities; $41.50. 30S
Taylor st. NV. -16
ACADEMY SUITES
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Clean, elegant liv. rm.. bedrm. kit.
adj. bath; $50 and $50. MI. 9254.
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A-16 THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1852
RMS. APTs. TO SHARE Cont

SHARE AIR-COND. EFFIC. with
young lady; new bldg. NV; con-
E.W.-Will share attrac., air-cond.
apt. with Wefined young lady: piano,
AL priyils.: 500; NO; 1910. 10
MOTHER AND CHILD have spacious
NV. apt to share with same, or
angle girl. MI. 104l. -15
CONGENIAL LADY, 20 to 35 yrs. to
share large 3-rm. apt. in apt. bldg;
new twin beds. lge. closets and
drawer space, TV; Is min. down
town. Phone NO. 3343 weekdays;
25I4 I4th ST. NV. attrac. Arm.
apt. in elev. bldg. Girl will share
with congenial girl. 80 OF 80. Tv.
college grad preferred. $50 mo. Call
AID 1868. Apt. 6O1 after z pm.
weekdays. all day Sat. Sun. --15
GIRL, under 30, to share lge. efi1c.
apt. new bldg. excel. loc.; $45.
CoIoRED GIRL to share modern
apt. with one other; reaS. 1915
18th st. NV. AID. 92S5. If
COLORED - MARRIED CPLE. to
share attrac. 3-rm. apt. with mar
ried cple.; NV. sect. nr. l4th st.
car and 10th st. busline. win have
to see to appreciate. NO. 4402.
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lHoUsEs UNFURNsHEp tcentl lBUs OPPORTUNITIES tcenl

62O5 18th ST. N.w.-s rooms. oil
heat, lust redecorated; $3.50 mo.
JOE GURTooo ooo REALTY. 3a5 H st.
NEAR ViENNx~ouaint. restored log
house and 10 acres. bedrms..
al! modern; good road; lge. shade
trees' s1ss GSEl Geo, spring a,rn and. and stream;
cHs1 Vienna A.; fs4W aRN or Gy 647s ,S. 115
new, modern 6-rm. brick: semidet.,
powder rm. on 1st A., kit. with elec
dishwasher and garbage disposal;
3 bedrms. and bath up; bs.nt.. gas
heat; $l25 per mo. Lease. Call
SH. 0424: ewes, LA. 6-SSOO. is
FALLS CHURCH rms. bsmt.,
scr. porch. fenced yard, shade trees;
excel. cond.; $140. FA. 22aS. Is
ALEXANDRIA-Tower Homes: mod
ern 3-bedrm. row house; brick, all
improvements; only 6 mos. old: excel.
|; Conv; to all facilities; only 3
%i9Sses on cH 7t2d T. dPen'as0n' Call ov. Li5 1888
ARLfNGTON-Near Pentason. brick
semidet., 3 bedrms.; new: S120 mo-; /;
lease; avail. June l5. FA. S055.
ARLINGToN-10 min. to Pentason; !;
sfy sfso mo, 0edrms ar, ss1s equipped kitchen is
tiled baths; / VI. old: liv. rm., din.
disposal; Walter Reed area; excel.
loc.; Sl50 mo. OWNER. 6O0l Sth
st. NV. RA. 1896. --15
FARRAGUT. NEAR 5th-Two-f family
house; 6 rms, rec. rm.; $3.50 mo. !;
newly decorated. RA. 6211. Call l2-
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in near
ais; no delay. For complete rental
service. phone us today. PERRY
SIX RELATED YOUNG MEN desire
3-bedrm. house. furnished. Cali LA,
6-4613 after $50 pm; SI60 tops.
WOULD LIKE TO LEASE a small
cottage or bungalow by middle
age couple. take good care of
property. Call TU. 4765. 30
ROOMS. rear yard;
1856 from 6 to 8 pm.
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FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
Tor your turn: or unfurn; apis. or
Open z days Ma 0OOl
WIFE OF HOSPITALIZED Army ON
Ger. desires l or bedrm. furn.
house or apt. near Walter Reed
Hospital; 3-6 mos; 2 children. JA.
EMPL. COUPLE. needs 1-bedrm. furn.
apt. pvt. bath; walking distance
Fl. Myer: June 80. Please write
UNFuRNISHED EFFICIENCY or room
and bath in apt. bldg; between $40
and 500 per month. Call ST. 1898
ssafer sat: and . Sum s;m. week days. all day
QUIET ARMY WIDOW, wants unfur-
nlshed Groom apartment by July l.,
at not more than $50 incl. utilities,
where small well-trained. quiet dog
viii be WELCOME: suburbs preferred.
WRITER AND WIFE desire 2 or 8
bedrm: apt. or house; must be reas.
Elk. 1859.
SMALL APT. for Protestant mother
and well behaved daughter. TU.
1925.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TWO -BEDRM. APT. with close.in
location, west of Conn. ave. At
large liv. rm.. modern kitchen and
bath; service door. Also, roof deck
and private hsmts storage locker.
Priced to sell at Sl2,T50. with
a 900 cash Please call Mr.. Gavin
with n. g. SMITHY CO.. ST. 5000;
resident. MI. 5004. lis
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VACANT-CO-OP APT

Open for Inspection Sun. 12 to s
2524 18th st. NV, "a block Oh Co
proof bldg; reasonable down pay
ment and monthly terms less thar
rent. Call ofhce of A. M. DRAISNER
1404 1 st. NV. Ma. SO36 till Z
p.m.: Sunday. 12 to B. -l6
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APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN
APARTMENTS WANTED

NEW YORK CITY. 10th floor; cool
apt: in elevator bldg; 4 rms. and
bath. IA. 2-5441. lis
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COLORED-57 K ST. NE. - One
room and kit. semibath, h.-w. h,
elec.. gas: S31 80 mo. CO. 2l23.
COLORED-UNFURNISHED emciency
apts.. also ! and bedroom apis.
cPh Phens %s Il. ;6S S-5os4 - I.cprr sT rl6
mr.. goth and Benning rd.-1 rm.,
small kitchenette, 1st A.; $29:s5
COLORED-426 ELM ST. NV
rm.. small kitchenette; 5000 mo
Apply 1st q: AT. 56O4: -15
small kitchenette: 1st a. front;
"a $$3 ~ 90 mo; AT At 5604: Ii
en-. and pvt bath: very clean; with
cStokEbmSSE 81 sRtranSsi Ii k6oM so5Is ASD KRIS
Ss1S lath St M G4 s2Sf afr 5 IL
rm.. kit. and bath; rear porch, yard;
701 Beth pl. ne. 10. 8-3862. -15
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GAS STATION. with . or 3-year
lease wanted. Write details to MR..
STONE. ,:409 Arundel rd., Mt.
Rainier. Md. -15
STABLE. Silver Spring
Six-rm: house. lee. sun porch, oil
box stalls: room for 3 more stalls,
paddock, tack room, elec. kit. right
Of odsS way so 70 slig9 Braneh Gn,,.p tmmed. Hns1
LIAMS. over 40 years in Silver
Spring --15
DRY CLEANING plant with branch
store and two routes: doing very
good volume: all machinery in irst-
class condition: real opportunity for
aggressive operator with sub. cash.
Call NO. 1881 weekdays before
l am. Is"
TEXACO SERVICE STATION. located
on 211. 20, and 80 in Fairfax, Va.
Pumping between 25,000-30 600
gals. per mo. Illness forces owner to
sell. Newly painted. Crescent
969-W or JE. 3-1746. -l5
NV. section. Large ca
pacity: elaborately equipped; man.
ager operated. Doing $500 daily,
easily increased with personal SUI
pervision. Closes 8 pm. Owner
must sell. Easy terms to experi-
exclusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA.
9143. -l5
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COURTESY
BUS SERVICE
MASON HALL

1920 Mt. Vernon Memorial Blvd.
Alexandria, Virginia
New and lovely MASON HALL over
looks the beautiful Potomac only 2
short minutes from downtown
Washington.
Eficiency Apis.
1-Bedroom Apis.
2-Bedroom Apis.
Some furnished units available
decorated and furnished by John
Wannamaker Of New York. Elevator
service.
Carpeted halls. Free parking.
Desk service. Bus service.
Master TV Ant. Sun decks
Automatic laundry. Kitchen fans.
Attractive lobby Utilities furn.
Conv. to shopping. dining. theater
Rental once on Premises.
Daily and Sunday. Q A.M.-1o PM.
TELEPHONE OVERLOOK 27o4
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WE HAVE APIS. AND HOUSES
LET'S. WASH. s oNEHNNi W. wATTE aTn Noa ONLY.
WEEKDAYS. 81; SAT. SUN. 9-5.
A-ONE RENTALS AND REALTY CO.
524 BOND BLDG. MA. 0007.
14th ST AND N. Y. AVE. NV.
2I5 RUPLEY BLDG. XII. S-1313
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Living rm.. 2 bedrms.. kit. -dinette,
bath; porches. utilities; S14O mo.
ENGLISH BSMT.-Liv-b -bedrm., kit
dinette, bath: utilities; $50. RA.
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ON CAPITOL HILL

- ATH-CUNDTIION APT.
The Congressional Apts.. 215 Con-
Sitution ave. ne. has large,
beautifully furn. efficiency apt. avail.
now. See RES. MGR. on premises
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EMERSON GARDENS

1900 Emerson St. Hyattsville. Md.
A lovely one-bedrm. unit. half blk.
OF R. ]. ave-. conv. to stores and
transp.; SIS incl. utils. UN. $500.
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Mr.. BAILEYs CRossRoADs-Beau-
tifully decorated, nicely located; 81
bedrm. brick rambler, large base
ment; available July 10. $3.50.
VIRGINIA FOREST-Two bedrms =,
really attractive; avail. July 8. $I35.
- Four bedrooms. 3
baths: everything for comfort, incl.
gear garage, fireplace in master
bedroom. S215
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors FA. 2e2O
lie
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DUPONT PARK 4 ELL PL. Sc.

FORT DUPONT PARK e. ELI PL. Sc.
S1X-RM. SEM1DET. BRICK
Five wears old: excellent condition.
Spacious rms; recr. rm. and u
bath in bsmt.; gas heat; level lot.
Priced reouced for immed. sale.
REA1TY CO. ST. 5sss.0 Is i5A'
vA.-one of the clean
est and best paying little grocery
stores in the county, great for a re-
tlred person who does not want to
loaf In q small income. $500.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA;-Store and
fixtures, 4 rms, and bath, lot
6Ox 30. Join the brigade OF re-
tlrees. Be active and you'll live
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - Grocery.
owner wants to retire. Wonderful
location. Store and warehouse.
plenty, OF stock; ia-acre Of land. Just
the place for q live wire with busi-
Mr.. OAK GaRoSViE:.' :''Si Va. - Grocer,
store. brick. concrete floor. 6-rm.
frame house asbestos shingle. n.
acres Of land, rich garden, gas
tanks, good business; off-and-on
beer. license. Plenty OF room for
tourist cabins. Sl35O0.
Mr.. STAFFORD COURTHOUSE, VA.
Diner and lunch, beer of land ON
sale. Bldg. so it., 8 acres Of land.
Two 2-rm. tourist cabins, 4 rms. and
path with diner: Could be used as
tourist cabin. S25. 900. CHESTER
COGSWELL. t,36 N. Albemarle st..
Arlington. OK. 1888. Ia
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SILVER SPRING AREA. det. bunga-
low. 2 bedrms.. huge kit.-dinette.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
Ho. 677S RA. 1885,
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2 BEDROOMS. liv. nm, din. rm., kit.
and bath; fenced in; lawn in back
and front yards; tennis court and
S-5461. 15s
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Two Held for Grand Jury
On Girls Assault CHARGE

Two Air Force men charged
with raping 17-year-old South
east Washington girl early on the
morning of November % were held
for the grand jury yesterday, after
a preliminary hearing in Mu-
nicipal Court. ....
Judge Andrew j. Howard, jr.,
continued their bond at $4,000
each.
The two men, both third class
airmen at Boiling Air Force Base.
are Billy K. Foster, %. who is
married and lives near the base,
and Mahlon L. Doughtie, 81, who
lives on the base.
The girl nervously described the
alleged rapes, which she said took
place in Doughties car on a park
ing lot.
Under questioning by Defense
Attorney Harry Ahern. Doughtie
testified he and Foster had picked
the girl up in tavern near st.
Elizabeths Hospital. He admitted
Ihe had intercourse with her but
denied that it was against her
will. He said that, when he took
the girl home, she gave him her
telephone number and asked him
to call her.
Sex SQUAD Probationary Detec-
tive Charles A. Mackie told the
court Foster admitted attempting
relations with the girl.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
9be Sunday $ta1

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choice for Secretary Lob he hit the ceiling Does his adverse
Martin Duns qualifications fobode break between the
hon explored the Review Of The Week portion
HOW TO WIPE OUT RAcKETS-Te Toy squod
doing whot other wenforcemnt obe
putting big shot crooks out Of business with trick The
noue Of the trick ond its effectiveness described BY lawrence loder
in This Week Mosozms
ANOTHER DECEMBER SUNDAY hard forget a duy II yeon sso
when the Of soboth broken BY oos far off Howo
Pearl Horbo Doy which morked end American
beginning Of onoe Thot other sundo December ed
Writer WIiom Hines in The EditoIoI Section
CHAR6E T!When thot department complex
yet efficient machinery motion Motion wide network Of credit
protect have and the
from credit good Stuf Writer John Koufmonn
the story OF credit in The Star Pictorial Moeozne
FORMIDABLE FoEod General Winter Koreu His
the boefh big problem for both sdeshow
live and fight the poraeted cold the Discoveries
the mode the
John Spoe reports winter Koeo the EGtoio Section
FOR YOUR BEST READING EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK ORDER THE EVENING
AND SUNDAY STAR HOME DELIVERY SITS A MONTH NGHT
FINAL EDITION. 10 CENTS ADDITIONALLY PHONE STERLING 5000
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Armed Bandit Seizes
.S1,944 at ARLINGTON

A masked bandit armed with a
saWed-off shotgun stole $1,944
from the resident manager of an
Arlington apartment project last
night. Arlington police reported.
James c. Childs, colored, So, told
police the money represented
rents he had collected and was
counting in his basement apart
|ment at Fort Henry Gardens in
the 2400 block Of South Lowell
street.
Mr.. Childs said he was alone
about $50 pm. when he heard a
knock at the door. AS he opened
the door. police said, a sawed-ofl
Shotgun was pressed into his side
by tall man whose head was
masked.
Mr.. Childs said his assailant
Imuttered "this is a stickup, get me
the money"
The robber ordered Mr.. Childs
to lie on the bed and scooped ur
the money, some of which was in
an unlocked safe. He then stood
over Mr.. ChildS and said he was
going to kill him. Mr.. Childs said
he was struck over the head and
the shotgun discharged into the
bed and wall.
Police said the apartment man
Iager was treated at Arlington Hos
pital for a head cut.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Protests Slated at Hearing
Monday on Oversize Buses

The scheduled public hearing
Monday on Capital Transit Co.'S
request to expand its king-size
bus service will be punctuated
with citizen protests.
More than a score of individuals
and organizations have asked to
'be heard on the subject. OF
these, a large portion has indi-
Gated opposition on grounds OF
possibly increased traffic problems.
The Commissioners are con-
Quoting the hearing in the board
room of the District Building on
the request of the citizens adj
visory counsel. Capital Transit
wants permission to augment its
present big-bus fleet of 80 by 80
new buses. The vehicles are 4
feet longer and 6 inches wider
than the normal size.
New lines proposed are the
Glover Park-Trinidad. Anacostia-
Congress Heights, Takoma-Pet-
worth express. P Street-Ledroit
Park and the HI and H-2 cross
town The outsize buses now
operate on the Connecticut ave-
nue.. Sixteenth street and Benning
road lines.
Most Of the opposition is ex-
pected to come from residents Of
Georgetown, which will be affect
ed by two Of the proposed new
lines.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
New Hollywood School Closed
On Protest of impossible Road

Prince Georges County schoo,
authorities have closed the new
Hollywood Elementary School in
definitely because its only ap-
proaches are an impossible road
and paths through adjoining
woods.
An order from School Supt. Will
liam S. Schmidt yesterday shut
the doors of the 12-classroom
building on the corner of Edge
wood road and Rhode Island ave-
nue., College Park.
He acted after parents of 422
IfirSt-through-sixth graders COM
Iplained that their children
reached the school and their
homes wet to the skin and splat-
tered with mud.
Schooling Unsettled.
Il ordered it closed" Mr.
Schmidt said. until the road in
front Of the school is made pass
able or other methods of approach
are devised"
How long the school will remain
shut. he indicated. depends or
the weather and the speed with
which remedial measures are af-
Ifected. Whether its pupils can be
accommodated elsewhere is an.
other problem.
Other area schools are crowded
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Eisenhower Medals,
inaugural Souvenirs
TOGO on Sale at s.

The souvenir medal for the
Eisenhower inaugural will be 231
inches in diameter and sell for So
1t will be cast in bronze. Or
one side will be a profile of Gen
Eisenhower. The Nations sea.
will be on the reverse.
The first medal cast from the
master die. in gold. will be pre-
sented to the President-elect.
The souvenir was designed by
Walker Hancock of the Pennsyl-
vania Academy of Fine Arts.
Gilbert Hahn, jr., chairman o1
the distribution committee, sale
the medals will be boxed neatly
Requests for the souvenir shoulc
be addressed to him at 142(
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Check.
should be made out to Inaugural
Committee-1953."
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a condition prevalent throughout
the county. The Hollywood School
opened for the first time last Sep
Itember, already is overtaxed to
the point where use of the library
for classes is under consideration.
Improvement Agreed on.
Mr.. Schmidt said the County
Board of Education, the town OF
College Park and T. Raymond
|Burch, real estate operator, have
jointly agreed to improve Forty
ninth avenue, the highway that
passes the front of the school.
Mrs. Virginia S. Wolf, a mem
Der of the schools PTA, described
Forty-ninth avenue near the
school as a sea of slippery sand
and clinging ooze. Supply trucks
frequently have to be towed out
and some refuse to enter, she said.
She added that aroused parents
Iare clamoring for a meeting with
College Parks Mayor, DR.. Charles
R. Davis. and councilmen.
Because of the condition of the
road, Mrs. Wolf related. fathers
blazed trails through woods on
either side of the school. The
paths are more than 300 yards
long. she estimated. The parental
Boones also built a bridge on the
western pathway but their off
spring tore it down.
Evening star., 1952-12-06

Richmond newspapers were like
1.-TWO buzzards sitting on the dead
limb OF dead tree, killed by
monopoly" and represented q
"den of special interests" that
has blocked much good legisla-
tion.
Mr.. Lynch said he had been
warned by another member Of the
House not to try to amend the re-
districting bill to give Fairfax
County more representation.
He said. If you don't vote foI
the bill as is you're likely to lose
the representation that you al
ready have got
Il don't put myself on an equal
with any of you," Mr.. Lynch told
the House. II think my record
has proved that I DO not have any
standing with you in the Legisla-
ture. I do not expect to run for
any public Office in Virginia again.
I do hope that after I'm gone
and you won't be bothered with
me any more, you'll give us the
representation that we are en-
titled to-"
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Young 6. 0. P.
Gets Prominent
Inaugural Role
Events Are Planned
For Each of Three
Days Of Celebration

Young Republicans will play q
prominent part in the Eisenhower
inaugural program.
Carl L. Shipley said today that
his inaugural subcommittee of
young Republicans is completing
for participation in
events on each of the three days
of the celebration.
Mr.. Shipley said the opening
meeting would be the breakfast
at the National Presbyterian
Church. Eighteenth and N streets
NV. The pastor, the Rev. DR..
l.. R. Elson, is in charge of ar
rangements. The principal speak
er will be Senator Martin, Re-
publican, of Pennsylvania. The
group will be invited to remain
for the morning worship at the
church to hear a sermon by DR..
Elson on Young People in
Politics."
To Plan for Convention.
The Young Republican National
Executive Committe will meet the
afternoon of January l8 in the
Continental Hotel. The national
chairman, Representative elect
Herbert Warburton of Delaware,
will preside. The committee vii
max plans for the 1853 Young
Republican convention at Rapid
City, S. Oak.
A sightseeing tour is scheduled
the afternoon of January 10. Vis-
itors will be driven to shrines in
the Metropolitan area by young
Republicans driving their own
automobiles.
Reception at Hotel.
A reception for young Repub-
licans will be held at the WASH
ington Hotel from S to 8 pm.
January 10. The guests will go
from the hotel to the inaugural
festival. the principal entertain
ment of the three-day program.
On Inauguration day, Mr..
Shipley said, the Young Repub-
licans will provide so or more
supervisors for parade stand duty.
one to each stand. At the in
augural ball that evening they
will provide two working groups.
One will consist of young women
selected to pin flowers on distin-
guished women guests. The other
group will serve as junior hosts.
assisting the Inaugural Ball SUBJ
committee in greeting distin-
gulshed guests.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Statewide TV Network
Is Virginia Groups Aim
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Dec. 6.-A State
wide network of educational, non-
profit television stations is the
aim OF a Richmond fact-findine
group.
Organized for the purpose ot
looking into a local station of thai
type, the body has decided to in.
vite interested parties in Roanoke
Blacksburg, Charlottesville, anc
the Hampton Roads area to CO.
operate in setting up Statewide
network. The localities named
together with Richmond, are tn,
five for which educational TL
channels have been set aside il
Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-12-06
Historic Marlboro Hotel
Leased 10 Resfauraieur

The old Marlboro Hotel known
to travellers since stage coach days,
has been leased by its owner. Mrs.
Sam Beard, wife of the one time
District gambling czar.
Mrs. Edward WaySon who oper-
ates a nearby restaurant in the
Prince Georges County seat. said
she holds the lease on the historic
The rendezvous once frequented
by kingpins of the Washington
area underworld. will be renovated
for use as a hotel, restaurant and
cocktail lounge.
Mrs. Wayson said she plans to
reopen the refurnished establish
ment before the end Of the year.