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MOVING PACKING, STORAGE

WE MOVE anything. anywhere. any,
time: free estimates; reasonable
rates. 10 s-l617. 10. S-75S2. ewes.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some other Western State? Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates JUDSON FOR
WARDING. MA S-4S52.
HILLS TRANSFER-Anyd day or mr.,
small and large Jobs; trained men:
long-Short bkngs.; ins. Ii. 6-3364
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country. Safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. Union STOR-
AGE CO.. INC, Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches especially. S. L. MORRIS
4al0 10Th st. NV. Call TU. 2-l15O
after pm
MOVING AND HAULING; paded van
Sery:: reasonable rates. Ii. 4-453S
H. GREENE. 1s
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-14I6.
VAN with driver. helper; $3.50 per
hr. Careful and exper. furn NOV
ers. BY hr. or Job. RE. 7-1454
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CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Nice bunga-
low. ) rms. and bath, gas heat
fenced yard: S110 mo- SUBURBAN
REALTY CO. 10. $1,000. -
shops and schools. Completely furn.
TV and deep freeze. JA. 2-SSSl.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

BUILDER
zoos r. !. Ave. NE. AID. 4-66Ot
a
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TOWERING OAKS
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

COLORED-OWN YOUR OWN 1-bed-
room apt. home in modern apt. bldg,
191 5-16th st. NV. apt. "a, 2 rms,
kitchen and bath; $40 Todd pl. ne,
, rooms. kitchen. bath and inclosed
porch; small cash payment and mo.
terms like rent. Apis. can be seen at
any time. For details call offlce of
VINNICK 81 COHEN. NE. S-2294
TUT o-0o07 -
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Cape Cod, Just of Cedar lane. First
Offering: distinctive architectural de.
sign and unusual floor plan: brick
construction: lge. rms, good yarC
for youngsters; downstairs bedrm
and full bath; assume GI ~ Isl
trust: priced under $4,000. Cal
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.
EAH 000A IN N m
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KENTLAND. Md rms. . bed
elem sch; ss5 mo. EN-. 3-533S.
FALLS CHuRCH-Three bedrms..
split-leyel brick, 2 tiled baths. base
@feS Sf5e tefi ceko%N wi nsTGTS nsEAETY INc il
4-3a00: eyes,. JE. 4-097e. 5
ALEX. Bucknell Manor-Almost new,
ssHesa sgsy ssss sS'GT%d saPd Sa5h 6ss Duke a'9S
179 y yfcToR f1a ST: N.E.-pleasant Hills
bet. Harewood rd. and Hawaii ave.
New. 8 rms: bath: picture windows
i3fGrtS' i5S yietOr st.. IA. Pc e.sS67 or EN.
ee0i I'll tUfkBANA DRIVE. silver Spring.
Md bedrms.. corner lot, full
bsmt. $125 mo. Inquire at 26l 4
GE6REfoWN HEbR9a fF5ys silyss so3 osDrlPs 81 Nd NV
newly decorated, lily. ,rm., library;
Saths. Slf fm BRopfE 5 & coTBERT eeS[RE ans INC, .
Realtors. 1891 X st. NV. Ma.
FALLS ScHURCH-New s-bedrm. ram
bsmt, S115-SI3o mo, 35os West
moreland st. JE. 2-6575. 4-6 pm.
THREE-BEDRM. RAMBLER. in Co.
lumbia Pines. Rent with option to
buy yy,,5t Minis Pentaso neT afy;c oTifk rit
gar. disposal and 'dishwasher; lge
lot; $3.50. CROWN REALTY: INC.
JE. $4,000; ewes. JE. 4-0972.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = Com
pletely renovated 2-bedrm. mouse
Sf9 aT Eso Es5havsa and dVe }ssrson ssdsm
avail. for ;mmed. OCCUPANCY in
Bucknell Manor and Huntington.
1922. MONROE DEVELOPMENT
CORP, 134 N. King hwy. Alex. Va.
sHIPLEY TERRACE. 3444 gath st.
s.e.-Vacancy. . bedrms., semidet;
yard; $40 80. DU. 7-4767; Ii. g.
ROCKVILLE SSSS' TwINRRooK 2-bed-
equip. kit. with Bendix washer.
avail. Jan. /: S110 per mo. Po.
Mr.. natl. INST. HEALTH and Nav.
Hosp, 97?1 Belleyiew dr.. N. Locust
recr. rm. 5000 per mo. Avail. Dec.
10. lease. THOMAS E. HAMPTON.
Agent, SO15 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2425
TAKOMA PARK - Completely re-
decor. lge. 2-story and bGmt.. dwell
ing with. I bedrms.. 2-car gar. auto.
heat. | blk. to everything. $3.50 mo
Call MR.. GATES. RA. 3-2710 or RA.
A'IiEsxsSasN;DRIA-HUNrINGToN 'iIss AZ; - bu-
plex, . bedrms. bsmt.. fenced yard
and extra lot; avail. now; S95 mo.
NV, mod. semi-det. cor. 6-rm. 1st fl.
powder rm., full bsmt. outside entr.;
fenced yard, "a blk. from transp. and
shop; $I"5 mo. RA. 3-2729. II
HILLCREST HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.
brk.. ] VI. old. Ia baths. compl,
GE kit. incl. dishwasher and dis
pposal' s125. coUGHLlN' Lu. l.
3-BEDRMS.-S110 per mo-; Alexan-
dria- brick. row; gas INV. heat;
vacant. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664;
BY NAVY -bedrm. brick;
auto gas h.-w.h. scr. porch; gar;
fenced front, back I'd. ia. 2-3236.
OFF N. H. AVE. PAL oglethorpe st.
ne: semidet. brick. s rms. bath,
SHOWER snC va autS Si,h heat air sSnd newly
o179. -
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
rm.. din. rm., kit. and powder rm:
on 1st A.; 3 nedrms.. | bath on 2nd
A.; bsmt. under entire house. oil
heat. 500 per mo. HENRY J.
ROBB. INC. Realtor 1924 Ver-
mont ave. NV. DI. 1-S141. -
5310 KANSAS AVE. NV rms.
and bath. Sl15.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

EMP. LADY, owner. will share 2-bed-
rm. house with emp. lady or , nice
girls. JA. 2-7045, week ends; ME.
S-00l7. weekdays. -
WILL SHARE furn. house in Twin
brook; plenty of room: auto. washer,
fenced yard. etc.; children welcome
Poplar 2-3431 So
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLORED-LET US rent your house
or apt, no charge to you; clients
waiting. ACME RENTAL AGENCY
l127 1lth st. NV. HO. 2-04O6
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GI-S250 DOWN

3 bedrms.. bath. living rm with fire.
place. loft. picture window. slid.
ing closet doors. 12x13 kit. stee
cabinets. Bendix washer. refrigera
tor and gas stove; expandable 2nC
school and recreation area. Imme-
diate possession. Only one left
Donley Construction Co.
OIL. 9-S3O4 or Poplar 2-36OS
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FULLY .nIII1r, dnG FuRN;; including ! all garden
chicken house. Call % WA. 7-o5s4 s5s4Soi; on !;
sunday only or other days. UN.
II RMS, near Conn. ave. and Dupont
T59mins roe gses house license. S1s5 mo.
NV SEC..-4 bedrms., . baths. ige.
nv. rm; din; rm.. kit; bedrm.. kit.
eRee end path fFanap ln os1t Go sa1d ss5n DOrches
CHEVERLY@a- bedroom 1,a-bath
bungalow with garage; completely
furnished: piano. TV and washing
machine; T Sl25 mo. WA. 7-4255 or
COLLEGE pARK-Brand-new brick,
ping center; . bedrms.. full bsmt. /;
lovely yard; ! blk. bus; completely
furn.; SI4O mo. Call FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE. RE. 7-2461; ewes,
CoNGREss HEIGHTs-Nice bunga-
fenced yard: S1l0 mo. SUBURBAN
REALTY CO. 10. $1,000. -
NO. ARL.-S-bedrm. brick: close to
shops and schools. Completely furn.
TV and deep freeze. ia. 2-SSSl.
1888 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-Det..
> bedrms., : baths; suit. for tourist
or rooming house; lge. lot; Diet. 2-car
ga E1rSge; S,v vpS4. "a; $1,000. n;,naton -.
: bedrms.' bsmti, ai0nmEueIeH fenced Yard; siGS
mo-; avail. now. JE. 4-13S5. Ill
BETHESDA-Beaut. home; s rms.
DgNNINGToN. OIL. 1855. EN-.
NO ARLINGTON, off Wilson blvd
. bedrms.; fenced yard; SI00, plus
utils., 2 mos or longer. ia. 7-1907.
NICELY FURN. c-bedrm.. liv. rm..
din. rm., kit, bath; bsmt: washer;
tr6 ,d and rear yds; IA, 9-6S15. .
pleX and efficiency, or as entirety.
with 3 bedrooms. baths and club
room. Call Miss Teass. DE. 2-190l.
NELLIE MEL LOWE C5A!ssEL. AID. 4-@1ls;
1 OR 5 GIRLS or men; attractively
TAKoMA PARK-Brick Colonial; 8
bearms., lge. liv. rm. with. hrepl.
fenced rear ward, gas neat; 5000 good
nelghborhcod: avail. immed.; $50.
H. BROOKS PERRING g. CO., Real
I:ii sOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-3 bed
bmi bath a Y mod F% cohT 6 n;sSsd dinsfts 1nd r1s
rm.; beautiful furn.; fenced yard;
Sl50 per no.; 1-yr. lease; shown by
appt. only. CHARLES c. CONNER,
sIT. f.. PLEAsANr I.ii 3 AREA-Lge. hos house
with j compl. aptS. and lge. yd.. 4
pchs.: auto. heat. Open today, :}-4
pm. 1872 Newton st. NV. Call
TU. 2-03i0 or NE. S-1971. -
ARLINGTON-Three bedrms.. firepl.,
Anq garage; close to Arlington Hall;
Sl25. Good location. JU. 9-4O34
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcont.I
COLORED

629 ALLISON ST. NV.
Lovely 6-rm. row brick with Colonial
front porch. A 20-foot-wide home
with new gas hot-water heat. Will
be beautifully decorated to suit you.
Easy terms. Inspect by appt. only.
Call Mr.. Clark. RA. 3-9011.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st., AID. 4-2005.
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S090-CTVTIIAN-GI
GI-S75O DOWN

Full basement toutside entrance)
ing room with fireplace. 16-ft pic.
ture window. sliding closet doors.
12x13 kit steel cabinets. Bendix
washer. refrigerator and gas stove;
expansible second floor: large lot
adjacent to public school and rec
only one left
Donley Construction Co.
OIL. 9-S3O4 or Pc. 2-36OS
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HOUSES sALE-Mp. ycon..)

$195 DOWN. incl. settlement; non-GI
or GI-Two-bedrm. bungalow, equip
kit, full bsmt. Payments less than
rent. JU. 5-2655 or 10. 5-SS03.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
COLORED-oNLY S995 CASE

COLORED-ONLY SD95 CASH
RECREATION ROOM
Near Lincoln Park--Attractive g
story. tapestry-brick. 3-bedrm. home.
Colonial concrete front porch, oil
hot-water heat, det. garage. Rea-
sonably priced on terms. Call Mr..
Washburn. TU. 2-209l.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2005.
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LYON VILLAGE APTS.
Living rm. ee;.xl@. kit. dinette. .
bsdrms., bath, ample closets stor-
to Pentason; Ia. miles, to KEY
Bridge. Utilities included Sl04
The Lyon Properties
SnnA lee Evy, ia "-9a10
IA. 7-O650; Ewes. ia. s-676.
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NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
G49 UpSal st. Sc; Semidet. brick, liv
rm.. din. rm., kit. and powder rm
on 1st A.; nedrms.. l bath on 2nt
A.; bsmt. under entire house. OF
RsSs Ross fSSo fNc Pse Realtoq mq. HENRY 1aa4 veT
mont ave. NV. DI. 1-S141. -
5310 KANSAS AVE. NV rms
and bath. S115.
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COLORED
$3.50 DOWN-VACANT

9l5 EUCLID ST. N.W.-6-rm. brick
eas h.-w.h., hsmt.. front porch. nice
Yards Brokers' cooperation.
SURETY REALTY co.
AD. <-0531 EYES. JE. 2-n25e
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HAWTHORNE AREA
Center-hall Colonial with den and y
bath on Ist e.; bedrms. and ,
baths on End A.; dormitory bedrm
on 3 rd A.. fireplace in lovely recr.
rm.: deep lot. Call Mr. Merryfield
WO. $1,000 until 3 pm or EN-. 3
2545 with THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

MODERATELY
bungalow. dry bsmt.; anchor fenced
yd: nicely dec: GI, $1.100 down;
vac. In lovely Landover Hills
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GEORGETOWN - 3140 Dumbarton
ave. n.w-Liv rm.. din. rm., kit.
3 bedrms.. den. bath. gas heat. Re-
by appt. only
3527 PORTER ST. N.W.-Attrac. :
rms, kit. and bath; oil heat: single
gar; $3.50 per mo-; avail. Dec.
Shown bv appt. only
TORRE REALTY co.
1925 N. Capitol st. HO. 2-72O0
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OFF N. H. AVE. PAL Oglethorpe st.
ne: semidet. brick. 5 rms. bath,
shower. auto. heat, air cond.: newly
dec: Ven. blinds; yd. S95. RA. B.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Large family? Come see one OF oul
finest values. Just blk. from
Conn. ave- shopping and WALKING
distance all schools. Now vacant
All huge rooms; center-hall plan
rm.' / bedrms., baths. finished
attic; new gas boiler Low cash
will handle. To see, call Mrs
Neufeld. CO. 5-1733.
MARSHALL j.. WAPLE CO,
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EN-. .}-lS00
A REAL BARGAIN

Leaving city, . or 3 bedrms., new
cond.. high-class kit. and bath. many
extras. beautiful lot, trees. between
2 hwys. Mr.. Silver Spring. Pos
session. $3.50 to $1,000 cash.
Might exchange. Gas heat. OWNER.
d
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OFF CONN. AVE. 1887 Jocelyn st
rm., din. rm., kit. glass-screened
porch; End f.. 3 lge. bedrms., lge
tile bath glass-screened porch; fin-
ished attic has small room: large
roomy bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.: Al con-
THOMAS j. cHACoNAs REALTY
RE 7-0S10. 1924 K st. NV. OIL
R-1oAR Seen by amt GnlY Il
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FALLS CHURCH AREA
N. ARLINGTON
FIVE BEDROOMS

Red br. Colonial in conv. N. Arlington
and bath on first A.: 3 lge. bedrms.
and bath on second fl. Full bsmt;
level lot; Gear detached gar: 81 600
cash will handle. Full price SaS.5u0.
MacLINDSEY, REALTOR. ia. -
5000; ewes ia o-O363 -
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BY NAVY ANNEX -bedrm. brick;
fenced front, back I'd. ia. 2-3336.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Home Rule Committee
Launches First Fund Plea

Officials of the newly organized
Washington Home Rule Commit
tee, Inc. last night launched the
groups first major fund drive.
1t will open officially tomorrow.
The committee. which met at
the Cosmos Club, 2121 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV, is headed
by Frank r. Jelleff and Mrs. J..
Borden Hartman. co-chairmen.
Gerhard Gesell, member of the
committees board of directors,
told about so of the officials that
"the Board of Trade pictures it
self as a group of respectable
people in town who are opposed
to home rule. We want to show
how many of us are respectable
and want home rule and want to
do something about it,"
Mrs. Montgomery Blair, fl
nance chairman for the commit
tee, and former co-chairman for
Citizens for Eisenhower, ex-
planned that the current drive
not only is for funds, but also
for much larger city-wide COM
mittee membership.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
D. {. Driver Convicted
In Death Of Clinton Man

Donald L. Smith, an assistant
train dispatcher at Union Sta
ton, was convicted yesterday of
charges growing out of an acci-
dent in which a car he wes
driving fatally injured 69-year-
old man repairing a fence torn
down by another car.
Judge Nita S. Hinman Crane
in Upper Marlboro Police Court
ordered Smith to serve six
months in the mouse of correc-
ton and imposed a $500 fine
after finding him guilty of man
slaughter. The confinement term
was suspended.
The defendant, who is As, gave
his address as the $500 block of
A street Sc.
Smith also was found guilty of
drunken driving and was fined
an additional $100.
Police said the car driven by
Smith ran down James Gilbert
Wood of Clinton when it ca
reened of a curb on Route S.
The accident occurred August 8
few miles south of Clinton.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Two Theater Chains
Join Loew's in Liftinq
Racial Ban Here

Two theater chains reaching
into the neighborhood areas is
sued orders today lifting all seq
regation.
Both decisions followed the
revelation yesterday that three
loves houses, the Capitol, Co.
lumbia and Palace. have been
operating on a non-segregated
basis since last spring.
18 in Warner Chain.
Today 18 theaters of the War;
ner Brothers chain, including
the downtown Warner, and the
eight K-B neighborhood theaters
officially decreed like policies.
The K.-B. group said its Mac
Arthur Theater had been oper-
ating without restrictions for
some time.
One factor influencing the
Warner decision was the coming
introduction of Cinerama to the
Warner Theater, when admission
will be by reserved tickets.
Seen for Long Time.
One theater manager said they
had seen the policy change COM
ing for a long time. He predicted
all Independents would join the
trend.
The Loew's group announced
its policy after receiving inquiries
from Oldest Inhabitants. Inc,
and the Co-ordinating Commit
tee for the Enforcement of the
Districts i discrimination
laws
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Quatermasfer Offices
In Virginia 10 Move

The Quartermaster Catalogu-
ing Agency at Cameron Station,
Alexandria, will be transferred
to the Philadelphia Quartermas-
ter Depot about December IL.
the Army said today. About 140
employees will be affected.
A new field activity-the Quar-
termaster Supply Compilations
Office, will be moved into Cam
eron Station about December Is.
The new Supply Communica-
tions Office will include the pres
ent Quartermaster Stock Ac-
counting Office now at Cameron
Station, together with the Elec-
trical Accounting Section and
the Troop Logistics Section.
About IS workers will be affected
by the transfer of the latter two
from the Office of the Quarter
master General.
The move, said the Army, are
in the interest of greater eff
cheney and economy.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Chest Drive Success
Wins Oscar for SEC

The Securities and Exchange
Commission today was awarded
the Community Chest oscar"
for being the first Government
agency to successfully complete
the annual pledge and contribu-
tion campaign.
Interior Secretary Mckay pre-
sented the Oscar to the SEC en-
ployes at ceremonies in the COM
missions main hearing room.
William E. Becker, director of
personnel for SEC and vice chair
man of the agency's Community
Chest campaign, accepted the
award.
Secretary Mckay told the
commission he was proud" of
it's record of being first for the
past four years.
"It is good" he said, "to see
people helping one another. The
Community Chest is as much a
part of the American tradition
as baseball or hot dogs"
In a f1ve-day campaign which
ended last Friday, the commits
sion received pledges and contri-
buttons of $8,281, representing
1898 per cent of it's quota. It
is an average of SIT for each of
the commissions 466 employees.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Special Doctor Card
And Press Pass Still
Good, Murray Says

The discontinuance Of cour-
teSy cards and honorary badges
does not apply to physicians or
newspapermen, Chief of Police
Robert V. Murray has notified
the police department.
In an order to the department,
Howard v. Covell, deputy chief of
police, said that the courtesy
card order did not apply to the
use of a card issued to members
of the District Medical Society
or the Medico-C -Chirurgical So
ciety to be used in connection
with the parking Of their cars
when they are on emergency
calls if a legitimate parking
space is not available within a
reasonable distance. These
cards are not issued by the Po-
lice Department, but by the two
societies.
Through Police Lines.
The 1853 police press pass is not
to be confused with courtesy
cards either, Deputy Chief Covell
told the force.
Members of the Metropolitan
Police Department." Mr.. Covell
said in the order, should under
stand that the holder of a press
pass has been recognized as a
person whose occupation requires
him or her to work within or
through the established police
lines and should cooperate fully
and render every reasonable
assistance so as to expedite their
movements within or through
established police lines"
Doctors Privileges.
The order covering physicians,
which was first issued in De-
cember 10, 1850, permits physi-
clans cars to be parked in the
following restricted places:
Entrance to apartments,
within commercial vehicle load
ing zones, in spaces set aside for
holders of official parking per-
mits, IN the far end of a bus
zone from the nearest intersect-
ing street, on that side of the
street which is restricted at all
times, within the 40-foot restric-
tions at intersections controlled
by traffic lights but not at stop
signs or at crosswalks. in alleys,
if space of 10 feet is left open
and clear, and abreast, at least
40 feet from the intersection on
wide streets or streets where
traffic is light.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
$4,000 in PhonY Checks
Lands EXCL in Jail

Police today held a World War
II Army veteran for a $4,000
forged check shopping spree
which included two books-Dr.
Kinsey's sex treatise and a $40
cookbook.
They have charged Cecil A.
Murphy. 81, of the 1900 block Of
First street Sc, with four counts
of forgery. The charges involved
use of stolen credentials and
forgery of the name of a former
fraternity brother, they said.
Murphy carried Army creden-
tials saying he is 10 per cent dis
abled.
Some of the purchases, the
cookbook, a set of earrings and
a handbag were for his mother,
he told police. The purchases
were made over a months period
in Washington area stores.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Liquor Stores Warned
On Sale Of Ice by Baq

j. Thomas Kennedy. chief of
weights, measures and markets,
has warned package liquor stores
they will have to discontinue
selling cracked ice and ice cubes
by the bag instead of by weight.
In a circular letter to the
stores, Mr.. Kennedy called their
attention to the District law
which says it is unlawful to sell
ice in any manner other than
weight.
This provision of the law,
concerning the sale of ice, must
be adhered to-" Mr.. Kennedy
said in his letter, "You are there
fore advised to provide yourself
with suitable equipment enabling
you to comply with the law re-
quiring sale of ice by weight"
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Fairs in Area

Fair schedules in Maryland and
Virginia for the coming weeks in
clude:
The Atlantic Rural Exposition,
Richmond. Va, now in progress,
ends Saturday.
The Anne Arundel County Fair
Annapolis. Md, now in progress,
ends Saturday.
The Charles County Farmers
Association Fair, Bryant's road,
Md, now in progress, ends Sat-
urday.
The Southern Maryland Horse
Breeders Draft Horse Show,
Davidsonville, Saturday and Sun
day.
The Frederick Fair, Frederick,
Md, October CLIO.
The Calvert County Fair,
Prince Frederick, Md, october
8-12.
The Southern Maryland Agri-
cultural Fair, Upper Marlboro.
Md. October 14-17.
Evening star., 1953-09-30
Special Jury TO Hear
Green S Complaint
AGAINST School Board
A special Arlington grand jury

A special Arlington grand jury
today was summoned to convene
at 10 am. Monday to hear a
complaint by Attorney John
Locke Green against members of
the County School Board.
In the complaint filed with the
Circuit Court last Friday, Mr..
Green accused the board men,
bers of permitting the Comm
Cling of white and Negro chill
dren. contrary to State law. and
the showing of pictures of nude
men and women.
The School Board denied that
mixed classes are held and said
that no pictures of nudes have
been shown to school children.
Mr.. Green said board men,
bers have been guilty of mall
feaSance, misfeasance and in
competency and should be re-
moved from Office.
Must Produce Files.
Circuit Judge Walter T. Nc
Carthy issued the call for the
special grand jury. 1t also was
ordered that Mr.. Green appear
before the jury to produce files
and correspondence and the
names and addresses of wit
neSSeS.
The judge said he had called
on Commonwealth's Attorney
William j. Hassan to consider
preparation and prosecution of
a rule to show cause why the
members of the School Board
should not be removed from Of
flee.
Judge Mccarthy said Mr..
Hassan was asked to do this
because he is "by law required
to prosecute any and all rules,
preSentments and indictments
that might issue pursuant to said
complaint"
Move Asked by Mr.. Hassan.
The court said that the COM
monwealth'S attorney was of the
opinion that he was not at this
time equipped with sufficient
evidence to support the allega-
tions contained in said COM
plant" Mr.. HasSan had then
asked the court to summon
a special grand jury to inquire
into Mr.. Green's charges.
Mr.. Green has been in court
against the school board or it's
members on numerous occasions.
Now pending is an appeal to
the State Supreme Court of a
suit he brough in behalf of an
other attorney, Miles Spence
Bray, to remove three Federal
employees from the five-member
board.
The School Board has filed a
100000 damage suit against Mr..
Green and Mr.. Bray, charging
them with abusing legal process.