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HOUSES FURNISHED

UPPER N.W.-6 rms, rec. rm.. 2N2
baths; q block tTansp:. flp. shop; dass 1881
JUNE i TO oCT0BER 1@lRambler. olR
screened porch. SOFT. recr. rm,
with bar. elec. kit. with dishwasher.
washer and dryer, play yard: nice
neighborhood mr., Wash. Golf and
sll i, Utilities. ia. 4-1soo or IA,
DENTIST called in service. Desires to
rent white brick Colonial. comp.
furn.: lease, for l or. 2 yrs; 8 bed
rms, 3b baths, attrac. rec: rm::
% R2E:n on sf half dOs acre garage T
near Mclean, VA; S225 per mo.
KE. S-5774 or ia. 7-02OO. L-18
BETHESDA-June 1-August 80. At
tractiveIy furn. 2-bedrm. house;
FOR LARGE FAMILY; nr. Capitol -
cd cond. EX. 3-684S. Lv name. ph.
RIGGS PARK NE, three bedrms..
liv rm., kit. and powder room on
1st floor; 9 bedrms. and tile, bath
Sn Semdet ded bfck FIX Osi@95 s95 per MONTH
Call R, A; HUMPHREYS, REALTORS.
East Riverdale-1 bedrm.
liv. rm., mod. kit. and bath, furn.
or unfurn.. settled cplee. only with
sHIPLEY SPfi TERR.N3 beGrms.. liv. rm,.
din. rm.. kit. full basement, nice
yd. $110 mo. Call EX. 3-4113 or
5o5 ioSGFBLLow ST; N,w;-6;rm.
brk, 90. 2 porchss; s., Full bsmt; Med. Cd
SAW ps'57sStRi Real EEsS! ESTATE ru. a$$$s
JEAE EA IlS9Sapp Ii5S.sEpr. 7-a-bedrm. modern mode
brick. Auto, washer. 21-in. Tv.
screened porch. cony: sc, section.
NEaRBY TiTe no y1RGiNiA0seautifu S2 I97fs small
plefeiy furnished servants quarters,
must be " seen to be appreciated;
SiTESkix SI7;SS x1 FE4E FSs4S7s, II ESTATE: 10 Si
LOVELY HOME. nearby Southern
Maryland. 80 min. from downtown
Washington. near Andrews Field or
MarlnorG pike; 5edrms hsnf sSoE baths tins
7-3541. M. PAUL HANNAH. I732
18th st. NV. NE. s:410O. is
5119 67th AVE-. Eastpines. East
Riyerda!e; Nd; Conf Comfortably FtaoG, II fur; r;
| with barbecue pit; S125. Call AP
| 7-4243 for appointment. lis
NV. NEAR EAST-WEST HWY
Summer rental; lge. comfortable +
bedrm. house; screened porch; quiet
| shady street; l blk. from park;
ideal for children; piano; $135. JU
| 5-6762. lis
FALLS CHURCH-Attractiv 3 bed.
rooms. . baths scr. porch. library
lge. Handicapped lot. conv. location;
S175 mo. OWNER, JE. 1924.
GEORGETOWN HOUSE with iargt
| liv. rm., library. din. rm., 2 garden!
| 3Ha bedrms., 3la baths; lge. kit.
| 18th to Sept. 18th; $3.50 mo. DE
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING, day or night; fast pickup
on appliances. trunks, boxes. RE.
MOVING ACROSS The STREET OF
across the country safe storage in
Phone no. F99mS 7sS3o4 11SEo 1SioN sss sToR
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905.
LIGHT HAULING. LOCAL moving.
st. NV CAN TU. 2-1l6O after 4 pm
ARE you MOVING to California or
to some other western State Daily
service on household goods and
autos at lower rates. JUDSON
FORWARDING. Ma. 8-4sb2:.
ROYAL TRANSFER-We will move
you by job or So hr. Six rms; as
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. 20s
MOVING AND HAULING, local and
long distance, day or night. JAMES
hGEEaSi No MoviNa fsai24 AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. IA. 9-2937; eyes,. RIA. 3-14l6.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANDREWS FIELD VIC. - 8-bedroom
rambler, 1 Vt. old; picture window,
utility rm., comp. furn. kit. Assume
G1 loan. $73.76 mo. OWNER. 10.
NICHOLS AVE, $500 block-3,bed-
rm. .det. shingle, nr. Catholic
church and school. Shown by ap-
pointment only. NEWCOMB REAL
TY SERVICE, 10. 2-7655. -19
BEAUTIFUL OWENS RD. (off South
ern ave-. Oxon Hill. Md A neigh
borhood of fine new homes where
city and country living excellently
combine. Approx. acre, lovely older
home. double barn. tool house;
owner returning to PennnA. and
wishes quick, cash sale. GEORGE
s. KING CO., 2110 Nichols ave. s.e.,
SALE by owner. $12,soo-Row house,
gas heat. winter fuel, S13 mo-; 8
bedrmS rec. rm.. storm windows;
fenced yard. 10. 2-0395. al
OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER
Must sell this beautiful semidetached
brick home. now vacant. Be sure to
W ' ~ 1923 H ST sE.
g. rooms. 8 bedrooms. Don't pass this
by-see 1t. We can sell your home
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th St.. AID. 4-2006
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PK.-An outstanding
value in det. brick home. with 8
rms, 2 bedrms., incl. bedrm. and
bath on 1st f.; about IA yrs. old; in
excellent condition; immediate pos
session. Call ME. 8-1143 until 6
Pl; P49G eyes, wEs1SY MT; GT0saHi sRPicTANAS IA e.
NC. Realtors. %A0DNi 0ooAANAN'
BRiGHTWOOD. near 8rd and Quack-
enbros-Det. brick; vacant; rms.
and bath, extra powder rm.. flre-
PLACE recr. rm., gas h.-W.h.; slate
TToof; large deep lot; Oct. garage.
FfscHER. o.. 4-7ssss,. ,o0O' go .
CLEVELAND PARK (NORTH)-S15,-
$50. Here is q nice, 2-bedrm. -and-
bath BUNGALOW. with. lovely yard
Ga-. Hull Ct beautiful shrubbsry and
breakfast space. nice. porch. fun
bsmt.. gar; perfect cond.. fine neigh
borhood. A good buy. Owner 60
ing to Texas. BILLINGSLEY REAL
TY co" EN-. 2-2326 It'll 9 p.m.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-s1s:is5o, from
owner. Open Sun, 1-6. 4OO7 Gar
rison st. NV. Det. bedrms., 2h
baths, incl. 1st floor powder rm.,
Gil h.-w.h.. excel. terms. EN-. s.
GEoRGErowN. 1883 sand sth.g9s
bedrms., excep. liy. rm. and garden.
win rent. OWNER. AID. s-20Si or
SPRING RID. BETWEEN 14th AND
and 9Th sts.---Row brick, with built
garage. gas h.-w.h.: two complete
other" Ideal transp.: So. 800 down:
$16.950. MISS PINNoN, RA. 6-4O44.
1725 PARK RD. N.W.-Det., 8 rms,
2 floors, 2 stairways, 2 firepls.; full
owaER eSRs suRs "a. tSi1st sa7oio. Open suHd'y sung
JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-FTNE, BIG,
brick home; rms, 21a baths, ga
rage, recr. rm. In bsmt. Conv. loca-
ton. This home in perfect condition.
Priced to sell at $17.95O. A real
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. Ju. $1,000
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OPEN

4aos TAYLOR Ep.. RrvEEDAL2
ALL BRICK Eith din nm nm full ors. osTss..
out. Under $4,000 ]. HARRIS
ROGERS. On. t-04oe. lis
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Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-94l
nTTMPAPTON

OO ONDkAn lON
TOXHALL AND RESERVOIR RDS.
One of the smartest communities
IN or about Washington and 1ust
Slate roof. copper. pipe and gutter
Det. red brick Colonial home. Only
IL years old and completely done
over q year ago. 3 bedrms., 2K
tile baths with shower stall. A dream
kit. was recently installed with
disposal in new sink and large
Formica table tops. New stove and
loft. refgr. with o freeze unit
new floor -to-ceiling cabinets. Pan
eled rec. rm.. and laundry on grade
Rear screend porch overlooks at
tractive gardens and. slate-roofed
brick garage. Full stairs to noored
and insulated attic with opening for
S6f sss.5oo for 'AT immediate % Ge' sale. Ewes. s..
EN- 2-0110
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BRADLEY HILLS

4 luxurious rambler type residence for
2 small but particular family. care
fully designed and built 8 yrs. ago
with unusual features that include
z S2-ft. screened living porch. lse.
looking. the lovely lawn. trees and
. garden that includes 100 rose
bushes Of all varieties. made to
order" for . rose fancier, situated
IN q neighborhood of flne homes,
comfort and privacy. For further de-
tail and appt. for inspection please
call Mrs. Redfern. OIL. 4-270I.
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CotLEGE PARK = s-bsdrm. bIieh
sep, din: fm; full bsmt.. with auto.
ES%6NsroN linear. Hy.tt.viiiEs55-- IE5
6sss SIT 1855 1855 sSSs SSS 2 s $SSs asSR
iYxTTsvfirEMHHtcSSee IxiSsSTi L. taSe0g; and income:
9 extra large rooms, 2 kits. . baths.
$l2s;SS550. with S1.sbo down. WA.
NO. No.FoREsTvnLE-s-bedrm.- BRICK
Cape Cod, full bsmt.. EQUIP. kit.
:hfu5S.ls :f Sssa 81 sissso 81 ns; Sc .a sSss 9Th
1Hsh. ss4 SStLs v sSss!n s@ WIZ Rs- s.gi
new ramblsdT3 2o-ft. Nv: rm.: fire-
si4, $50 BUYS UNUSUALLY 1ine 2:
bedrm. brick Colonial with paneled
rec. ,rm. in bsmt., fine liv;. rm. with
f1repl., din. rm., equip. kit. Fenced
aa sa5d sSob S5s SsP aHnSj wooD s 'fsss: Sss
YEAR vi r. OLD ff5Ieei Cape Cod brick buns 6uns.-
lew on BRANCH ave. extended: near
Tm. with fireplace; fun Ssrnt. snd
expandable attic. Beautifully set on
K-acre lot. First time offered at q
bargain price. Call Mrs. Lyons. ST.
3.736S; evenings. LU. 2-146S.
ATLAS REALTY CO. is
BY OWNER-1-year-old S-bedrm.
Cape Cod. Full bsmt.. $4,000. down.
Pos: 20 fos S s4th a'svV ave. 80. i csii cypTss;
FOR SALE BY OWNER, s1o,76o. 3.
bedrm. bungalow. on large corner
lot across from school. No brokers.
WA. 7-2460. LIS
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COOPERATIVE APTS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPL. MOTHER and daughter desire
1-bedroom apt. in desirable loca-
tion. preferably in NV. HO. 2-S692.
1S"
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; WASH, Va Md.
(whiteI: open Z days. Ma. S-00O1
TWO-BEDRM. APT. wanted, near
Walter Reed; dr.. wife and Ia chill
dren early June. CO. 5-5310 or
OIL, 4-721o. is
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR ExcH.

PROPERTY bought and traded. We
pay cash to you and resell on low
downpayment. Call for bid. On the
spot action. JOSEPH K1NSKY,
IL ROOMS, det., s baths. ami; 1
so. Walter Reed Conv. Hospital. Sill
yer Spring. OWNER. JU. 5-5533.
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HOUSES sALE-N.W. (cont.

713 ROXBORO PL.-Brick semidet.: !:
3 bedrms.. bsmt., garage, gas INV.
heat. Excellent cond.; $3.50 down;
agents. OIL. 1924, IA
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
BRAND-NEW. 3-BEDROOM
RAMBLERS-Brick and red
wood exteriors, fireplace.
equipped kitchen with ample
cabinets; large Handicapped lots.
playground facilities; healthy
suburban living with city con-
RENTALS ONLY
$120-$125-$13O
Sample house. 56O7 Lone
Oak dr.. Furnished by Malcolm
Scates, Inc. Open daily and
week ends for inspection. Drive
out Wisconsin ave. to Old
Georgetown rd. (Bank Of Be-
thesdal. turn left, 3 miles to
Lone Oak dr.. right to sample
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. Ma. 8-2345
,OLORED-4424 EADS ST. NE
spacious. detached brick home; mot
improvements: full basement: auto
matte heat. Lease avail. S135 m,
NO. 7-0527. after 7:30. -19
COLORED-N.E. Lincoln Park:
rooms, basement. oil heat. S135 m
Call Ii. 7-6447 after $40. 20'
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Chevy Chase, D, C.-$25,50(

C1IeVy C1laSe, D. C.-$1o,0 ,0UU
HUGE ist-FI. DENSPoWDER RM.
Spacious brick Colonial in excel
lent condition. Lge. liv. rm., big
separate breakfast rm., den, powder
rm. 1st f.; 3 bedrms. on 2nd fl.
Immense brick patio, shade trees;
wall-to-wall carpeting to remain;
ABLE. Office open til 8.
Town b. Suburban EM 3-oA00
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1015 sth st. NV. New. 1-rm.. kit,
dinette.. refgr. and heat. $3.50 per
mo. Also 1 rm. effic. apt, $3.50
per mo. RAYMOND r. RUPERT,
1917 7th st. NV, ST. 3-S4S4.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp
District Heights Apis.
1-BEDRM. UNITS $67-$75

o1~At4N4s O4N4 o. HUt~ 10
All Utilities Included
40 TO 15 DEGREES COOLER)
10. 9-s55o 10. s-s75o
Hours. s-6 Mon. through Fri.
Directions: Take wM&A bus. I1th
ana Pa. ave. NV. marked District
heights" direct To apis. ,.>
Drive out Marlboro Pike to District
Heights, turn left on Gateway blvd
to 18th ave-, turn left to apis.
COLORED, 2, 3 RIM. APIS. Children
accepted. DE. 2-764s, also rooms
$3.50 mo. Apply 1O11 Otis pl. NV,
COLoRED-CORNER gath and M NV.
TSS Tocod srsa srsasp rms ME- ti s4t4 share is
COLORED-1413 T ST: N:w.-,one
tor or call WASHINGTON HOUSING
CORP, MA. SASS. go
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-One- bedroom
terrace apt, avail. June /; all utils.
fTrn.'. coin Bendix avail; $76 mo-
COMMERCIAL zONE-sO5 N. Capitol
ST.; 2 apis. or office space and apt.
coLORED-314 EAST CAPITOL ST.
You can own your own 2 or rmr
bath apt. in this desirable neigh
borhood for a small down payment
and reas. monthly terms. See jan
itor. to inspect, then come to ofhce
of VINNICK g. COHEN. 1902 L st.
NV, ME. S-2294.' Ofdce open sun
day 30. lis
CoLoRED 1920 10th ST. NE
bedrms;;o liv: rm., kit, dinette and
ator extra. CHARLES c. CONNER,
RE. 1926. 10
COLORED-s2b 4sth ST. Me-
bedrm., liv. .rm., kit. dinette. bath:
$67 so; heat, utils. and refrigerator
extra, CHARLES c. CONNER RE.
COLORED-4O44 GAULT PL. Ne
I bedrm;: liy. rm., kit. dinette, and
bath: $67 so; heat, utils. and re-
frigerator extra. CHARLES c.
CONNER. RE. 7-3216. ~1e
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, kitchen
and bath; good condition. available
now; ne. THOS. j. FISHER g. CO.,
INC, 73S 18th st. NV, DI. 7-6S30.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

NEW. DETACHED. OPEN-334 and
1913 Oglethorpe st. ne. 8 lge. bed
rms, 1st-f. layatory. screened
other features. Positively best ma
to $500 New Hampshire ave. and
turn right 2 blks. TRADE AC-
CEPTED, MAX MILLER. Ii. 7-2100
or ia. 9-SS53. lis
NEAR NEW Providence Hospital; g.
room brick; excellent location; stop
paying rent: See this today. Call
Mr.. Martufl. LA. 6-7S45. MAR
1924 14th ST., AID. 4-2O05.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

rm. next to bath;
share home privileges. Call IA. 2
475S, lis
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ARLINGTON, BY OWNER
Rent With Option to Buy
Pick q price to suit your purse; pgn0:
Price $16.45o. 17,75o, 1s,450, 1880
S min. to Pentagon; e-rm. Cape Cod.
st-1d. bedrm. and "a bath: bedrms.
and bath up. Firepl. Full, dry bsmt.
Well insulated. Quiet st. Shady trees.
Conv. shops. transportation, schools.
1895 8. 18th st. IA. S-7S79.
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GOODACRE APTS.

Several ! and 2-bedrm. aptS.. New
Areproof bldgs. Lge. rms. all cows,
$S6 to S100; utils. incl. Apply S6l9
Piney Branch Rd.. Sill Spg.. Nd.
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NORTH BARTON ST, ARL.
. bedrms., l bath, det. bungalow, in
excel. cond Avail. immed., S125
per mo. Call BOSS & PHELPS.
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NEAR CENSUS

A beautiful Cape Cod. features living
rm. with fireplace, din. rm;. elec.
kit bsdrmaS a tile .,,es bath; h,, Plus Us ths shs
and drawer space. Full bsmt. with
earage. ON heat. large fenced lot;
$4,000 down. Drive BY 1852 East
ave-. OF Silver Hill I'd. Or call
WEST REAL ESTATE
MD. 10. $4,000
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NON CT

Assume 40 loan. Nine-mo. -old semi.
det, brick and shinele; S70.BO per
mo. includes insurance and taxes:
3 bedrmS., full bsmt: fenced yard,
woods in rear: 2 blks. from school
and church. By OWNER, LO.
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s2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Il blk. west Conn. ave. Liv rm,
bedrm., din. rm., kit, bath; mar
velous view Of city; $125. Also
& lge. bedrm. apt, mod. bath, Sis.
4 Enc, very lge. rm.. Spe. kit. mod
bath $50. so. 10
Evening star., 1953-12-08
ST. Marys Attorney
To Give Grand Jury
Any Liquor Evidence
Speciol Dispofch TO The Stor

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. 8.
States Attorney Joseph A.
Mattingly said today he will act
as soon as possible to present to
the grand jury any available
evidence Of liquor or other vio-
lations involving minors in St.
Marys County.
Mr.. Mattingly said the Circuit
Court had authorized the assist
ance of former States Attorney
John H. T. Briscoe in the pre-
liminary investigative work.
Recently Fulton Lewis. jr., has
campaigned on a national radio
hookup against what he has
pictured as widespread sales of
liquor to minors and other vio-
lations involving slot machines.
Yesterday Circuit Court
Judge j. Dudley Digges brought
the matter of nation wide pub
licity charging various violations
of the liquor laws" to the grand
jury.
"The charges have been
coupled with offers to turn the
evidence over to local authori-
ties" Judge Digges said. He
advised the jury it was their re-
sponsibility to listen to any per-
sons who claim to have such evi-
dence, and to take whatever
steps are necessary"
Mr.. Mattingly indicated he
intended TO accept Mr. Lewis
offer to examine his files on the
subject.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

time DO you devote TO your job?
A. am in constant touch
daily with Capital Transit and
its problems. 1t is impossible to
measure it in hours. I would
say that I am doing something
every day wherever l may be.
@. (By Senator MOrse). The
public would ask what a man
does to earn $4,000. How much
time does he put in =?
A. Personally, I would like to
say that 1 was up here getting
the feel of this company for
many months when I was draw
ing no salary whatever.
@. (By Senator MOrse). You
owned stock?
A. But many other business
men own stock and get no divi-
dendS.
@. BY Senator Morse, repeat
ing, What do you do for the
SAC, 900?
A. Well, 1 help with the policies.
any problem that comes to my
attention. 1 consult with Mr..
Broadwater and help him with
decisions. Tough problems come
up every day in this field.
What does Mr.. BrOadwater
do for his $4,000?
A. He doesn't get enough. That
is the first thing I want to go
on the record saying. There
aren't enough hours in the day
for him to handle the job. He
devotes all of his time to the job.
@. Now what does Mr.. (Doran)
Weinstein do?
A. Mr.. Weinstein is executive
vice president and has charge of
purchases. contracts and his du-
ties are also assisting Mr.. Broad
water.
@. Would a survey show that
the salary that is paid these
three men is above the average
(of other transit cOmpanieS).
A. Above the average, yes.
@. How much higher than the
average.
A. I haven't got figures.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
District Court Adopts
Plan 10 Speed Trials

A new plan to speed civil jury
trials in the U. S. District Court
for the District of Columbia to-
day was announced by Chief
Judge Bolitha j. Laws.
Effective January 1. the five
judges in the civil jury division
will be assigned up to 25 cases
each which he will handle in
pre-trial proceedings and at
trials.
In cases in which jury trial
had been demanded. followed by
withdrawal of such a demand
and the election of non-jury pro-
ceedings. the case will be placed
on the non-jury calendar in the
same order as it would have been
calendared had not a jury trial
first been demanded.
The court can make a more
rapid disposition of non-jury
cases than those in which a jury
is selected.
Evening star., 1953-12-08

juvenile delinquency lies prima-
rily with individual parents and
the community as a whole,
rather than with the Police De-
partment.
The Citizens also heard
Thomas Ferry, principal of Paul
Junior High School report that
the case of the extortion of
money from students and the
subsequent beating of the one
who exposed the racket, has
been completely Strengthened
out.
He suggested that efforts to
get the Youth Council organized
in the Manor Park area be
Speeded.
The meeting was conducted by
Hudson A. LaSalle, president, in
the Whittier School, Fifth and
Sheridan streets NV.
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liked Baltimore
Transit Offers to
Sell Out to City
BY the Associated Pras,

BALTIMORE, Dec. st h e
Baltimore Transit Co., irritated
at what it called persistent criti-
cism from ,the city council, To-
cal merchants and newspapers,
has offered to sell out to the city.
Douglas M. Pratt. president,
made the offer to the council in
behalf of the company last night,
His letter did not designate a
price but suggested this could be
set by a three-member commit
tee. one person representing the
city, one the company and a
third party named by the other
two.
Mr.. Pratt said the letter was
prompted by council resolution
adopted two weeks ago which
opposed the company's bid for q
20-cent fare. The transit firms
request for a Scent increase in
the basic 17-cent fare is pending
in hearings before the State
Public Service Commission.
Principal stockholder in Bal
timore's transit is the National
City Lines, Inc, which operates
in several cities.
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WoIfson Group Gains $50 Pct.
Control, Probers Told

enue Service had a 20 per cent
ceiling on such gifts and various
other regulations. Senator Morse
brought out that since members
of the Wolfson family were trus-
tees of the founda ton, it would
be possible at some later time
for them to repurchase such
stock. Mr.. Wolfson replied, 81
could never see when we would
ever buy back that stock" Sen
ator Morse commented that stock
donations do, however, differ
from outright cash gifts.
Earlier, Capital Transit Off
cialS we're put on notice that
Congress had reserved the right
to amend or repeal the Mercer
Act under which the company
has been operating since 1888
At the opening of the session
Chairman Payne declared:
"It is advisable to call atten-
tion to the fact that the opera
ton OF the Capital Transit Co
is of special concern to the
Congress, for this company was
created by a joint resolution
passed by the 72d Congress
and approved on January IA,
1888.
This joint resolution reserved
the right for Congress to alter,
amend or repeal the resolution -
Evening star., 1953-12-08

James F. Erwin. head of the
liquor department, said the ac-
cident ended a 12-year safety
record.
The van-type truck was loaded
with cases of empty beer bottles
The driver was suffering from
severe shock after the collision.
Police said he escaped serious
injury.
Pvt. Beltz said a helper, James
Hoover of Gaithersburg. was in
the truck with Mr.. Thomas.
The Leonard boy was an only
child. Neighbors said the Leon
ards had moved into the area
about four months ago. Mr..
Leonard is an administrative
officer with the Public Health
Service. they said.
The Leonard boy was an eighth
grade pupil. The Diehl boy is in
the ninth grade. He was the
son by a previous marriage of
Mrs. Gerald G.. Deis, and has a
brother, Barrie, S. Mr.. Deis, a
printer on the Washington Post,
also works on the Bethesda
Tribune.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Crash Kills Airman,
Another Is Injured

An airman stationed at nearby
Andrews Air Force Base was
killed and another seriously in
jured last night when their car
struck a pole on Route 4 at
Upper Marlboro, Md.
The dead man was Staff Sergt.
Burdett Patterson, 33, whose wife
and two children live on Winfield
road. Cumberland, Md. The in
jured man is Airman &c John J..
Flatt. %. whose parents live at
Kearny, N. j.
Sergt. Patterson was pro-
nounced dead at Boiling Air
Force Base Hospital at 1920 am.
Prince Georges County police
said Airman Flatt was the driver
of the car.
Airman Flatt suffered a skull
fracture and conclusion and also
was taken to Boiling Hospital.
He later was transferred to Wal
ter Reed Army Hospital.
Evening star., 1953-12-08
Plan 10 Treat
Addicts Stalled,
Rover Reports
Funds, Personnel
And Equipment
Seen insufficient

The District is up against a
stone wall in efforts to carry
out the terms of the act pro-
viding compulsory disqualification
of dope addicts. United States
Attorney Leo A. Rover said
yesterday.
Mr.. Rover met with District
Commissioner Renah Camalier
and officials of the Metropolitan
Police Department and the
District General Hospital to dis
cuSS hospital facilities.
The session was a closed one,
but Mr.. Rover issued a state
ment to reporters afterward.
He said a division of the
General Hospital has been set
up, with facilities for 16 persons
to handle preliminary steps, such
as examination. in the drug
addict rehabilitation program.
But. he said, the hospital has
neither the money, personnel
nor equipment to proceed further.
Unless Congress acts soon, Mr..
Rover said, the rehabilitation act,
which becomes effective Decem-
ber "a. connot be carried out.
Now pending in Congress is a
bill to provide facilities for the
rehabilitation of drug addicts at
United States Public Health
Service institutions.
Under the act effective Christ
mas eve, Mr.. Rover may petition
the court to send suspected ad-
diets to the General Hospital
for examination.
If the doctors declare the sus-
pect an addict, he is entitled to
hearing and to be represented
by counsel. Following the hear
ing. the court may order hos
pitalization. But hospital facil-
tiles are lacking.
Mr.. Rover said that when en-
forcement becomes possible, he
will put priority on cases involv-
ing young addicts.
The prosecutor declared that
he believes the bill, if passed.
would be likely to cut the crime
rate here to some degree.
"Any one taking drugs is a po-
tential criminal" he pointed out.