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Evening star., 1953-11-08

we of the Burroughs
Corp, are interested in see
ing if your qualifications will be
suited to the expanding en-
gineering needs which will be
brouGht about when We move,
early in 1854, t. our new lab
oratory in suburban Philadel-
phia at Paoli, Pa.
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IGclStu DS WelldTS ana nGdlIL
deptS.; lge fenced yard: best of care
UN 4-4310.
VACANCY-Newly furn.. best food
and care, Rates start at 500. In
Spection invited. NO. 7-3242. IS
BUSINESS OR PERSONAL Xmas
greetings addressed and mailed.
: 81 per hundred. LU. 4-0424. 9"
MIMEOGRAPHING, 500 copies, S2.T5.
incl typ. of stem EXCHANGE SERV-
ICE CO., 1740 K NV. ST. 3-61 sc,
l6"
FORMS 81 U S. Job applications pre-
pared and typed. Personnel counsel
ing. EXCHANGE SERV., ST. 3-6l IS.
10"
VAC nursing home
for ambulatory patients, Seniles 9
speciality Oliver 4-44%S. s"
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME fol
elderly person; 24-hr. nursing care
licensed bv State and county. JU
| Q-6040
VACANCY for lady in nurses own
/ home; licensed for 3; best food and
! care. Vienna 446-J. IS
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PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE ANTIQUES

1920 Crawford ave. in the city OF
Harrisonburg. Va. Nov. 10, 1858,
at 10 am. = Hitchcock chairs.
6 Straieht-back chairs, . tables,
chest of drawers, safe. 2 three
eornered cupboards, love seat. 4
and stool. pictures in frames, lamps
and dishes. Terms. Cash.
Porter r. Graves. Agent for ownel
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MANY POSITIONS
NATIONAL

NATIONAL EMPL. SERV.
1O2 18Th CT NJ w EX 2--O-(
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AWNING SALESMAN

For well-established Arm: must be
experienced estimat tor: full-time posi-
tion; good working conditions. state
Qualifications, experience and ref
erences. All replies confidential. Box
46s-Y. Star. O
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GET OUT OF DEBT
ARE YOU SPONSORING A
BAZAAR
AUCTION SALES

ANTIQUES and modern furniture,
glass, china, bric-a-brac. etc; Thurs
day. 1:30 pm. SUBURBAN AUC-
TIONS, Rockville Md.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that I
will sell at public auction at the
Metropolitan Police DEPARTMENT
Q. C.. property s6 elerk i,,, Wsrenousf' mouse
NV. at 9 am. Monday November
8. 1853. the miscellaneous, lost.
stolen, and abandoned property con-
sisting Of household furnishings,
household furniture, once furniture
once equipment. tires. tubes, wheels:
rags, empty bottles. miscellaneous
tools, auto accessories. suitcases
clothing. rifles, shotgunS. cameras.
electrical appliances, books. jeTeiryi
etc, sale will begin promptly at
am; III terms mi oIsI OF Saie essn' m "Sfor for
inspection of items. EARL P. HART
MAN, Inspector. chief also property
clerk, Metropolitan Police Depart
ment, D. c. not. rs
SALE-James E. Artis
and George A nsaa nGlssgf9TTI gf Trst trustees sresS
Victor r. MeSSall and Irene ienry
Messall recorded Land Records
Montgomery County. Liber 1874 TO-
lilo 351 will offer for sale at puUIle
suction g. Shf coSTt HSTse Cur 9 II
ty. Maryland on Wednesday, No
vember Is, 1868. at 200 pm. The
following real estate; Pei No 1
20.64S acres improved by Fnglish-
type dwelling. suitable for private
home or club. known as 'rhe Mer.
lands" 13001 Georgia avenue eX,
tended. Montgomery Coulty. Pei
No. .. 3 acres unimprcy cd adjoin
Block .. subdivision Pennington
Improved Groom. 4-bath. stone-and
brick rambler. No. 1893 East-W eS
hwy. between Bethesda and Silve
Sprins. -Montgomery County. Pei
No. 4, Lot 8. Block ,. subdivision
Pennington, unimproved adjoinlri
pei 3. For further information ca
trustees at Ma. S-duS0 or ARTH Jt
c ELGIN at MA S-2SGa. or FRANZ
A. TYLER. Jr., Poplar 2-3907, attor
neys for trustee, and see aodj
tional advertisements in Montgomer
County Sentinel. Maryland News
Bethesda Tribune. newspapers.
ocoI % n nol5Sl l4iS
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

EXPERIENCED HELP available: also
good position listed. DOMESTIC
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, OIL, o 2
BkKPRs. iaHf AND ACCOUNTANTS. ".
ADAMS BAN n TEACHERs' HIS IA Agency has a
| vacancy for commercial teacher,
fuIl-time day. Also for math. and
| physics and for primary grades. top
salaries. l34l G st. NV, RE.
PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G st
NV. INA. S-6250l. est. 20 yrs
FREE reg. Excl. office. sales. posi-
tions-aH kinds. Inquire now. Miss
Young or Miss Morgan. -.
statesmen. all kinds: medical detail
Ps9 Ro1Ds See cor Mr F9Ta Spd immed' nafh ,NA s'
DRAFTsMEN. mechanical; college
educ. exper.; several openings: age
p42E to Al S32 ni5NN t9 Si19 Isi Tf' ST. lm%sf re-
| f-2S2S. GREE Reg. Excl. positions
NEW CLASSES now starting in TYP
ING. shorthand. bookkeeping. comp
tometer. beg and rev.; excl. posi-
tions, some paying to noSn SO sEKoI1I Tk; up
TYPISTS, all kinds of interestine
positions. Est. Is yrs. MISS REED.
1871 G st. NV, Ma. S-60SS.
WANT A POSITION? It will pay to
agencies like BOYD'S. cor G and
10th. FREE registration-differ-
ent-thousands placed. INQUIRE MA.
S-2340 18th floorl.
SECRETARIES, TYPISTS, engineers:
craftsmen. hotel men-all kinds OF
openings. FREE registration. Est.
3S yrs. Welcome. BOYDS, cor. G
and 18th (NA. S-2340l.
TEACHERS-School and college va,
cancies listed. placement now and
throughout the year. BALTIMORE
TEACHERS AGENCY. SIG N.
Charles st Baltimore Md.
Capitol Hill Secy., $4,000
Attractive. under 33.
GRACE DUNN
131 G St RE. I-@S2S
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Classified Ads
AUCTION SALES Cont. }
pIrRLIC SALE

ShLE
AS attorney named in a chattel mort
gage foreclosure now pending in
the Circuit Court for Charles county,
Md, the undersigned will sell by
Public Auction, on Monday, NoVem-
Der l6, 1858, at the hour of ,
O'Clock. pm. upon the Catherine
G. Matthews Farm near Glasva Pub
lie School Building, on Route 30l--
ten miles south of La Plata. in
Charles County, Maryland: the fol-
lowing valuable numbering equip
ment:
planer No 65: 1.-TWO
saw trimmer with chains: 1-Sturt-
evant exhaust fan and housing. in
Guiding detachable parts pertaining
to said planer Ford truck No.
FL, Ford truck No. rs, with
trailer: l-M&M power unit: l.
half track; 1-circular resaw; l.
log cart and Berlin planer No.
4102S. Above machinery is in op-
Grating condition.
For inspection phone. Atlee Rogers.
WaySide Md. 2644 Terms or sale
WALTER J. MITCHELL.
Attorney,
La Plata, Md.
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HELP----MEN
FIREMAN
Good salary. Apply AI4BAN TOWERS,
300 Massachusetts ave. NV
FLIGHT ENGINEERS

EASTERN AIR LINES, INC.
Age .23-32. heighth 5 #. 10. q It. 4,
high school graduate, able to pass
1st class physical: experience must
fall within one OF the following
categories.
Must have CAA aircraft and engine
licenses with 3 yrs. diversified A
and Z experience, | yr. of this eX-
perlence must be on airline-type air.
craft of at least 500 hip. In addi-
ti0n must have at least 600 hours
certified panel time as a flight en-
gineer.
Or must have 500 hours certified
panel time as a flight engineer.
Or 500 hours pilot time with CAA
commercial license, CAA aircraft and
engine license, 3 yrs. diversified A
and E experience. | Yr. of this
experience must be on airline-type
aircraft of at least 500 hip.
Or at least 200 hours First Pilot tcom-
mand) time on 4-engine aircraft
and valid CAA commercial license.
Fheht Engineers will be trained in
Miami. Upon completion OF their
training they will be based in New
York Starting salary as Flight En-
gineer, $40 per mo. Many company
benefits such as paid vacations, pass
mileage, group insurance, etc.
Apply employment office, EASTERN
AIR LINES, National Airport, bet.
hours 9-12 or l-3 Monday through
Manager EASTERN AIR LINES.
p. o. Box TS1 Miami, Florida
Evening star., 1953-11-08

When GnstDeriRp Advertisements
adaTeSsed to Star bo1es, d. NOT
inclose original references. photo
graphs or other materials ot per.
son1l pGlue Copies seTUe the pHy.
pose ana 0T1oinals may Get lost
Evening star., 1953-11-08
PROPOSALS

BIDS will be accepted through Novem.
Der 81. 1888, for garbage collection
tone collection per week for the
Town of Berwyn Heights, Nd. Ad.
dress all bids TO COMMISSIONERS
OF BERWYN HEIGHTS, SSR2 Ed
monston ave. Berwyn Heights. Md
no6,7.S
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

For smart Conn. ave. ladies' style
shop; must be 1st-class salesman
and window trimmer. local resident,
good appearance. college education;
have good contacts; very good
future: starting salary, S75 and
commission. Box 20-X. Star.
AUTO electric and tune-up man. Well
established firm requires reliable
man Able to meet public. Must
be able to use test equipment. Fu-
ture assured for right person. Sal
ary open. Write qualifications to
BOY 1u1-Y Star B
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HELP-MEN Cont. J

BELLMAN,, white. neat appearance
refs. Apply HOTEL STRATFORD, "a
BODY MAN-one, General Motor.
experience; top salary. all company
benefits. See Joe Tolson. JUSTINE
NICHOLSON OLDS CO., 5000 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville, Md. %
BOOkKEEPER ACCOUNTANT, ISt
class, with typing ability. P.O. Box
1876, Wilmington, \Del. IS
BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT - Good
detail man with knowledge Of tipping
excellent permanent position for
right party. See Miss Huston, BEAL
MOTOR CO.. 140l r. l. ave. ne
BOOKKEEPER-TY prefer resi-.
dent Bethesda, Md area, with car
must be accurate typist with gooC
| general knowledge of bookkeeping
for small reputable local manufac-
turing concern selling nationally
excellent opportunity for settled
party desiring versatile and interest
ing duties. Reply stating aualifica-
tions and salary requirements te
FOUNDRY RUBBER, INC. 610C
River rd., Wash. 16, D. G.. OIL
4-l022
BRICKLAYERS - Guaranteed S3.5C
per hr.. housing project. piece work
can earn as high as $500 per wk
See MR.. BENJAMIN, BrookSide Park
Newark, Del liz
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Advertising Salesman
ASSISTANT MANAGER

To take charge of mems furnishings
and sportswear. Also to act as as
SiStant to store manager for our
Arlington store. Must know selling
and retail procedure. An excellent
opportunity for a qualified young
man who wants to go places. APP
ply in writing stating full history
or phone for appointment EX. B.
5I2O. Apply Mr.. Stewart, THE
YOUNG MEMS SHOP, 1919 F st.
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DRIVERS

Top salary for experienced,
dependable truck drivers
Paid vacations, buying priv
iliges and liberal company
benefits. Extra over = time
pay. Must be bondable. No
drinkers please.
SEE MR.. CATTERTON
AT GEORGES WAREHOUSE
2145 Queens Chapel Rd. NE.
Ia
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AUTO statesmen

70 sell new Ford cars. trucks and
used cars. Must be experienced
and have good references. New
demonstrator furnished. Excellent
pay plan for good man. See Mr..
Currin, 9 am to pm. LOGAN
MOTOR CO.. 3540 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

AUTO MECHANICS = Two, General
Motors experience; top salary, all
company benefits. See Joe TolSon,
JUSTINE NICHOLSON OLDS CO.
5000 Baltimore ave-. HyattSville. MD.
AUTO SALESMEN-Pref. men bet.
% and 40 with sales exper., not
necessarily automotive. If you have
a clean record for industry, integrity
and sobriety and you are not afraid
of commission plan, we. will train
you to sell new Fords and trade -inS
man, willing to work full time. our
pay plan offers unlimited earnings
and our product a secure future.
See Mr.. Winstead at FRANK SMALL.
Jr.. INC. 1901 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
AUTO SALESMAN, experienced sell
ing new and use cars, for NORTH
EAST MOTOR CO. CFord Dealersl; !;
and commission; excellent working
conditions: raid vacation: transpor-
tation furnished. Only. willing work
erS need apply. Apply In person. a2O
Rladansh ri ~
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Classified Ad Rotes
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
] time, 43c per line.
B TO 3 times consecutiyely, 3Sc per
line.
z times conSecutIvelv 36c per line
New automobiles, 60c per line; 4-line
minimum
Special Notices and Personal &c pei
line additional.
Out Of Gown rate. 60c a line each
insertion.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before second
insertion.
tn Place a Star Classified Ad
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ERGO

ENGINEERING & RESEARCH CORP,
Riverdale, Md. WA. 7-4444. Ext 106
ENGINEER. Civil or Architectural De-
gree-Lumber industry sales promo
tion and travel age to rs. Send
complete personal data photo and
salary expected. Box 35S-Y. Star.
ENGINEER-3rd or 5th license for
large institution: steady employ
ment; day work, 5Ia days. Box T5-Z
Star. g
ENGINEER. colored. for apt. house:
knowledge of Todd oil burner and
maintenance work: nice quarters
and salary; married man. no chill
dren. Apply mgr. 5000 Conn. ave-;
do not phone. 10
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ELECTRONIC
ENGINEERS

Senior -level electronic engineers are
required with college degree and
one or more of the following fields:
Analog computers navigational radio
aids, flight stimulation, countermeas-
ures, servo-mechanisms. missiles or
radar.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT

CONSIKUCTIUN SUPEKINTENDENl
Experienced in co-ordinating all
trades; must be able to ready build
ings for final punching" Federal
Government construction: complete
information in letter necessary. Box
26S-Y, Star. 3
COOK-Good on short orders and
hot rolls. Home style cooking.
Must give full particulars and have
very good refer. Box 299-Y, Star.
COOK, vegetable white, for cafeteria:
5-day week. early hours. no Sun. or
holiday work Paid vacation and
holidays. Meals and uniforms fugn.
Call Mon. or Tues, OIL. 4-4350,
Eyt dS6 q
Evening star., 1953-11-08
DEBIT MAN

DELIVERY BOY for liquor store;
must have good Washington ref,
able to ride bicycle; good opportu-
nifty for right man; no phone calls
Apply STEELMAN LIQUOR STORE
2750 14th st. NV.
DELIVERY MEN-Fuel oil For de-
liveries in Arlington and Fairfax
Counties. Call Mr.. Harrill. JE. 9
1865. ROBERT SHREVE FUEL co
-16
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-To work fol
dentist in completely equipped lab
good refs. Call EN-. 2-7699.
DENTAL TECHNICIAN. plasterer and
polisher for plate department, s.
day week. HAMMOND g. HALPERN
925 goth st. n W. p
DONUT CUTTER-We need q youns
man, 1S to 20. who desires to be
trained for steady, year-round
job in our plant. $50 per week to
start. on night shift. We have
trained other young men who now
earn much more. If you are handy
with your hands, consider this open
ing. White. good character. de-
pendable. willing to learn and work
with an interest in your Job. Call
ia 1896 before noon Sunday.
After Sunday. call afternoon. Calls
Al other times will not be accepted,
Evening star., 1953-11-08
ENGROSSER

Diplomas certificates, citations hand
lettered in Old English. Call ia
2-5o76.
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AUTO SlT,ESMAN

most progressive Ford dealers has
opening for two sincere, aggressive
sales personnel Excellent pay plan.
NORMAN FORD CO.. $500 BALTIC.
BLVD. COLLEGE PARK. MD.
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CollectorS-Part Time

COllectOrS-PdrC lime
Sat am and 8 or 4 ewes. per wk. :;
white; high-claSS debts in D. c..
and suburbs; current accounts; ma
tional firm; eXper. not essential.
Must nave car and be married.
ideal spare time job. Write. giving
age address, phone No. Box 2S3-X.
star =
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERS-Exper
required on Govt. contract to CO.
ordinate subs and equip. suppliers;
must be thoroughly converSant IN
handling construction details in
field office; complete information in
letter necessary. Box 261-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN. exper. not
necessary. for used car dept. of new
Ford dealer; can also sell new cars;
right man. See Mr.. Allies. SG25
Piney Branch rd, Silver Spring
Md. Monday am.
AUTOMOBILE Statesmen i2}-Dea
Of a lifetimel Chance for 2 gooo
experienced men to sell with high.
volume operator. Both new and used
cars--plenty of floor time, See Jerry
Slagle. OLD DOMOE1ON MOTORS
S33 N. Pitt st. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
AUTO INSURANCE
CLAIMS MAN

In middle 2Os, for training as claims
examiner; college graduate, to in
yestigate and adjust claims, in
preparations for inside. supervision
OF claims handling: administrative
future; some legal background pre-
ferred. Please call ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Gen. Office Work
HELPER
IEWFT nv STATESMAN

j L w LLIC I DALEp1VIhIN
Excellent opportunity for advance.
ment for fully experienced, agrees
siye, ambitious, high-type man;
and maximum company benefits tor
right person. Apply TO Mr.. white
at CASTLEBERG'S 30lS Wilson
blvd. Arlington.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Youth in Alexandra
Yields 10 Tear Gas

An Alexandria teen-aged boy,
recently released from a Virginia
mental hospital, was forced out
Of his parents apartment by
tear gas yesterday after he had
barricaded himself and shouted
threats. Police Maj. Russell
Halves said.
The youth. Frederick Shaffer,
18, of 318 King street. brand
ished two hunting knives from
a window in the second floor
apartment. A mattress fire in
the next room was extinguished
by the Alexandria Fire Depart
ment.
Shaffer stumbled blindly from
the apartment into the arms
of two waiting policemen on a
roof outside a rear window.
Minutes before, two tear-gas
grenades had been tossed into
the apartment through a tran
som above the hall door.
The boy was charged with
threats and disorderly conduct
and placed in a police lookup
cell. He will appear in Alex
andria Police Court today.
Police said the boy was re-
leased from the Virginia State
Hospital at Staunton on April 5.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Peck Defends Boards Slash
In ArIinqton School BUDGET

dile tears last spring when their
budget was cut $150.000 only to
find they again had $250.000
surplus left this year unspent." !"
But there will be a school
board election in the fall, he
added. II will be anxiously look
ing forward to an opposing slate
of candidates for this coming
election"
Broyhill Hits Transit Bill
The women votes also were
addressed by Representative
Broyhill, Republican, of Virginia.
He reiterated his opposition to
the Johnson bill to set up a regu-
latory commission to control all
metropolitan area transporta-
ton.
He said bill he has introduced
would create a nine-man Presi-
Dental committee to study trans
portation, traffic and bridge
I problems in the area. The regu-
latory authority, he said, would
mean another Federal agency
costing up to $500,00O a year.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Commission Offers
$4,000 Aid TO Curb
LewisdaIe Floods

Residents Of Lewisdale. Md,
whose streets become roaring
rivers when it rains, had a pow
erful new aspirin for their flood
headache today.
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission has agreed
to spend $4,000 for storm water
drainage, if the Lewisdale devel-
oper, Henry Witt, will put in the
same amount.
Representatives of the Lewis
dale Citizens Association who
appeared before the commission
yesterday seemed optimistic that
the deal would be acceptable to
the developer Of the Prince
Georges County community.
The sanitary commission, in
1851. agreed to spend $4,000 for
storm water drainage in Lewis
dale, but the developer main
tanned that was not enough, and
41OC411IlS Was ever QOnc.
Since then, the drainage water,
which flows into the community
from the higher area to the west,
has become swifter and deeper,
reaching depths Of 3 to 4 feet
in spots.
The citizens association re-
Gently turned to State Senator j.
Raymond Fletcher, Republican,
of Prince Georges, for aid, and
he accompanied its representa-
tiveS to the commission yester-
day. Representing the associa-
tion at the conference were Rich
ard j. Frazier, 2215 Charleston
place, president: Mrs. Lavinia T.
Tarr, 1908 Fordham street, and
c. H. James, TAOS Twenty-third
street.
James B. Parkhill, secretary
treasurer of the commission, said
the agency has only limited
funds for storm water drainage
but that it feels the Lewisdale
problem is acute enough to JUS
tify the expenditure.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Alexandra Plans School
For Handicapped Children

A new school for handicapped
children of Alexandria will be
dedicated at 3 pm. Sunday.
Mayor Marshall j. Beverley will
attend.
St. Mary's Parochial School
has donated use Of two rooms
for the project and various civic
groups and private citizens have
contributed funds.
About 30 children from six to
IA years old will attend the
school at 313 Duke street. Of
fetal name of the organization
is the School for Handicapped
Children of Alexandria.
Parents have hired a teacher
and physiotherapist to work at
the school. The estimated op-
Grating budget Of about 5000 q
month will be raised by parents
and through Embarrassing activi-
ties.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
County Code Considered
For Septic Tank CLEANING

Montgomery County officials
are studying the possibility of
imposing regulations on persons
who pump out septic tanks on
a commercial basis in the rural
areas.
The council yesterday instruc-
ted Joe M. Kyle, assistant county
attorney. to study controls that
might be established.
Mr.. Kyle had appeared at the
session with a. request from DR..
v. L. Ellicott, county health Of
ficer, that q law be adopted re-
quiring permits for such op-
erations.
DR.. Ellicott had complained
that the septic tank bumpers.
most of whom canvass the rural
areas with tank trucks, have
been dumping their refuse into
county streams with a resultant
pollution of the waters.
During the discussions, Coun-
Gilman Lathrop Smith COM
planned that streams are being
polluted by waters from can
neries and that one stream was
ruined by the overburdened
Gaithersburg disposal plant.
Some councilmen suggested
the problem was one of simply
increasing the enforcement of
present anti-pollution laws.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
St. Morys Man Injured
By Falling Tree on Farm

A st. Marys County man was
injured yesterday when he was
caught under a falling tree on
the Hill-Crenshaw farm near
Benedict, Md.
He is Paul Wilson. a. Of Char
lotte Hall, Md.
Mr.. Wilson was taken to the
Calvert County Hospital at
Prince Frederick where his con.
dition was reported today as I'm.
determined. .
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Commissioners Approve
KeniIWohh Ave. Widening

The District Commissioners
yesterday gave their approval
to revision of the Districts mas
ter highway plan to permit
widening of Kenilworth avenue
NE. between Benning road and
the District line.
The city heads reached their
decision despite the protests of
many businessmen and residents
Of the area at q public hearing
Monday. The action will permit
construction Of q 200-foot wide,
10-lane thoroughfare. linking the
new East Capitol street bridge,
now under construction, and the
Baltimore-Washington parkway,
also under construction.
The roadway is intended to
have q total Of six lanes for
through traffic and two two-lane
service roads on each side,
Evening star., 1953-05-27
Arlington Ministers Elect
Rev. Jackson A. Browne

The Rev. Jackson A. Browne.
pastor of Lomax A.M.E. Zion
Church, yesterday was elected
president Of the Arlington Min
iSterial Association.
It marks the first time a Negro
minister has been named presi-
dent of the group.
Other officers chosen are: The
Rev. Paul j. Harrell, pastor, Me-
mortal Baptist Church, vice pres
ident; the Rev. j. William
Hough, Walker Chapel Methodist
Church, vice president in charge
of radio; the Rev. Philip AM
stead. pastor, Bethel Evangeli-
cal and Reformed Church. sec
retary, and L. T. Goodman. di-
doctor of the Arlington Commun-
ity Chest and Council, treasurer.
Evening star., 1953-05-27
f. 6. Smith, Jr., Heads
Fairfax Chest Unit

Francis G. Smith, jr.. writer
and editor. has been appointed
chairman Of the publicity COM
mittee of the Fairfax County
Community Chest, it was an
nounced yesterday by Paul Rel
Der. Chest president.
Other members of the pub
licity committee include Mrs.
Betsey Hinkle. editor of the
Falls Church Echo; Mrs. Mar
garet King, editor of the Fairfax
Standard: Mrs. r. E. Hoover.
Chest trustee, and columnist for
the Alexandria Gazette; Hayes
Dever. publicity director Of Cap
ital Airlines: Wes Jones. promo
ton specialist. and Mrs. Kay
Heron, Chest publicity director.