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Evening star., 1953-06-07
FARMS
"A FARM
DOWNTOWN

This is what most people would like
to have. and this Offering, for the
first time ever, is as close as you
can have. farm to downtown. If
you are looking for quiet, content.
to have riding horses and YOUR own
natural pond for fish or bathing.
this is it. Located in N. Chevy
Chase and situated Immediately on
Rock Greek Park. blocks OF Con-
necticut ave-. with 8 acres. . II. you
are are looking ilI for a monumental sat show, :.
home in which to raise your family
with every possible convenience, this
Is it. The house, part of which is
200 yrs. old, with a genuine Franklin
fireplace, is as modern as II 1t were
built today: All exterior siding is
4-inch rock wool in every exterior
wall. All other lumber is No. Doug
las FIR except that which was hand
hewed and hand-Sawed 200 years
ago. The house is SO ARRANGED and
SO sized that a STAFF of servants is
exposures. There are 4 bedrooms.
baths. ultramodern kitchen and en-
tertaining dining room. Also a
maids room and bath. basement and
attic. The stable has 5 box stnlI-
a tackroom. feedroom and loft.
1HSIS Is l~TOOLn lcEdIl muse. q
children's playhouse. beautiful
lawn, planting that would take 900
wears to reproduce and a meadow.
The Rock Creek bride path starts
at your gate.
70 REACH: From Jones Bridge rd.
and Conn. ave. bear right on Ken
sington parkway to Inverness DIR. or
Hustled dr. to Spring Hill lane. left
toward Rock Creek Park to end OF
street and right to property.
The property will be open Sunday
afternoon for qualified buyers only.
If YOU cannot afford the best and
only place like it. worth over $780,
900. but can be purchased for much
less, do not come out. NO SIGHT
SEERS, PLEASE. A young man will
be on the. property to show YOU
around. If you get lost. call OIL
OVER 100 ACRES Of best Va. farm
land and mod. home; Just over the
Loudoun CITY. line: makes an ideal
commuters farm for S2S.500. This
Is real bargain. 90 mi. tn y. C.
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
CATTLE FARM on upper
Pannn h poOclr Piyar uvifI old Nalo
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Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1872,
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
l 337 acres--9-room modern home
6-room farmhouse. 3 tobacco barns
: CATTLE barns. . feed barns. out
buildings; complete farm equipment:
on paved highway .overlooking Pa
liberal mortgage; immed. possession
. n il" H''as acres. e 7.room modern home
4-room tenant house. garage 4 tnb
barns. chicken houses; paved high
way overlooking Chesapeake Bay;
hood: A. miles D. c
3 100 acres. Groom home. 3 tobacco
barnS. corn house, stable, complete
farm equip. good tenant onerates
sssFion' ssFm; 80 sal miles $3.50 D. c. immed' DOS
4 40 acres paved highway. timber
treat; A. miles D. c.; utilities:
5. $50 acres. 5-room modern house
6arns. timber. large running creek.
Sopp ppavsd n06 highways; SO miles D. c.;
8; a20 acres, 7-room home. 4-room
stocH sfnant and nGuse fesd large tobacco ba
machnery; s0 good oSn tenants; G9pieFf fmmrs Iar9
possession includes 1861 growing
crops; liberal mortg.; $4,000.
Z: 2o5 acres. tidewater. creek fish
ing, hunting, ducking: 5-room home,
Groom log house, large barn, un-
paved State road, timber: immedia te
poss- a retreat; 80 miles D. c.:
SEE OUR AID "wATERFRoNrs FOR
SALE" We have farms. waterfronts,
cottages, and timber to I'LL YOUR re-
quirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Nj
Phone 10S. 354 and 225-J-I. In
Soect'on nv appointment
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SUDLEY

5-ACRE TRACTS
Each with beautiful view to suit ev-
cry purchaser. streams. springs,
trees; also open rolling rich ground,
1ec. park along Bull Run. Buy now
for investment or home sites. S2,l5O
and up per tract; small down pay
mcnt Statesmen on premises Sat.
and sun. 1916. DirS: Route %
and 91l, ) $40 miles beyond Cen
treville. Va, right on 62I 2,TE
miles, left TO Sudley. w. l.. Roach
DeYeloper.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

IA. 2-4141 Q It'll Q IA. 7-52OC
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
POToMAC RIVER ESTATE
t,Chapmans I3Taa soIs La1ding'' ID an optstand;
washington: Early American brick
and tone, 3-story residence, on high
knoll with magnificent view over
Potomac River and Virginia Shore:
wide center hall. charming Stairwell
i -pacious rooms. 8 fireplaces. COM
ers houses farm buildings. good
duckins shore: tractor and farm
equipment included; 100 acres
$50. 900. Additional acreage avail
cE6EMlNe H6ENs ;ssoqTnERH 1.-THE - MARYLAND A;,1s
center hall, 3-story and basement
dwelling II spacious high ceiling
some 3-story stairwell bath. .
porches, electricity telephone, large
grove magnificent oak. walnut, pop
81 .Eses assa ven oh sse gseg rosd
miles from La Plata: excellent soil.
RIyER.FRoaT ~ sEREses!1 TOBACCO CATTLE
FARM-137. acres on state road, 40
front; SO acres arabie; ;~ excellent E1Sel: soil;
S-room-and-b bath. center-hall resi-.
dence; 2 tobacco barns. farm build
ings; M dueking shore. anchorage;
FARM. mr.. La Plata-13s
acres. II arabic, 13 acres allotment;
6-rm dwelling. electricity: Q tobacco
barns; good neighborhood; $4,000.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER-Residentia
lots. to acres each, 81 900 TO
$1,000; also 5-acre tracts on high
ridge with waterfront privileges:
q. 8 HWY. 3o1-outstandinx busi-
ness sites; also homesiteS In fast
growing towns and on beautiful
'"eiS 1nW3 VsyS.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

46I2 ACRES
Good land, 10 in timber, balance
clear: 7-rm., modern house, barn.
garage. chicken and smoke house.
only $4,000; Call B. E. BURKE.
EUGENE 3. GINGEIJ,
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VIRGINIA HOMES. FARMS
A MD EHar, A O,Hrr,

Practically new stone house. 2 he'd
rooms, modern kitchen, dining large
living with fireplace, entrance hail,
full basement, hardwood floors,
Large lot and good location; con-
venient to stores. churches and
New frame and stUcco oeSfi With town
water and sewer. Nice location and
view. 2 bedrooms, living. dining,
kitchen and bath.
4-bedroom stone house in excellent
ccrdition; on hard road; school bus
at door: includes good cottages,
3-caf garage; small barn: large
shaded lawn; acres good land in
11S acres very productive land, clean
telds; large stream through prop
erty; improvements consist Of g.
room stone house, stone barn, stone
spring house: 3-car garage; farm
barn boa stalls. Silo, new cattle
barn. All buildings are in fine con-
a9n 9iti0n Hn-aE and IL in 800 good neighborhood:
County's best. This large brick
home is considered one Of the finest
in Northern Virginia. Spacious
barns, box stalls, garages and ten
ant houses are in perfect condi-
ton. See this property before buv-
$50 acres excellent farm land:
house and barns fair only. Plentiful
water supply and good sites for
building. Reasonably priced.
100 acres improved by fine old g.
room stone house in course OF re-
decorating, Nice stream. springs
and large lake. Part Of this house
was built in 1852.
phone ARTHUR GARTRELL. Middle
Evening star., 1953-06-07

CATALOGS
One for E. Shore, Md. Pa N, Y. anc
So. n. j.: other for Fla. farms, homes
motels, stores etc. Write few word
about what you want, where. AMER
REALTY Do E 18th ct N q
Evening star., 1953-06-07

ALEXANDRIA-Suite or rms. avail.
in elev. bldg. GRAHAM g. OGDEN
803 King st. TIE. $1,000. IS
OFFICE-Suitable for doctor or den
tiSt in center of Silver Spring, $50
per mo. S237 Ga. ave-, EX. 3-5175
Evening star., 1953-06-07

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
WATERFRONT FARM-135 a. Colo.
nial house. tenant house, 8 barns
All equipment included. $4,000
at Cove Point. so acres. 500
STEUART VAUGHAN
Evening star., 1953-06-07
DOWNTOWN
SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

WYATT BUILDING.
TT 14th st. n.w.-2,40O 50. It. avail
able in this new modern, Air-condt-
TONED bldg. will be deSigned to
tenant requirements. Mr. Scott.
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PROFESSIONAL OFFICEs

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES
Attract. det. stone Cape Cod on prom
inent cor. opposite KenSington Fire
House. Amply pvt. parking. Avail.
on lease basis LO 5-3S00 til 9
pm. HUGGINS & HARRISON. INC
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE = 400
square feet in heart of Wheaton
2407 Price ave. Wheaton. M Sec
retarial service furnished II desirtd
OF OeS 9 n'tp pPTTE TI 2, ~
Evening star., 1953-06-07

SECURITIES BLDG.
Five or ten room suite in prestige
bearing bldg; heart financial dis
trict; will decorate and air condi-
tion; very reaS rental: avail immed
Apply 720 18th st. NV. 3rd d
front DI 7.lS10
Evening star., 1953-06-07

l25-ft. ocean front; bedrms.. 2
baths. huge liv. rm.. picture window.
firepl, sundeck. scr. porch, ear.
knotty pine. FURN S22. 500 or rent
for season. MRS. CLYDE c, DUN
NINGTON. OIL. 1855. EN-. 2-S3S3.
Evening star., 1953-06-07

WILDWOOD-BY-T THE SEA. N. J.
We have Just the property you want
and within your price range. Largo
selection Of homes, rooming houses,
hotels, income or investment proper
ties. We can arrange financing, too.
E. H. SHARP. REALTOR
$500 Pacific Ave. Wild. Phi. 2-7596 or
2-1hSn Eve and Sun by annoint tment.
Evening star., 1953-06-07
Choice Listings
2nn-ACRE ESTATE

Exclusive fashionable retreat. Cor.
geous countryside, excel. stream, q
fine 5-acre lake site; 6-rm. house in
beaut setting of lockwood and
shade trees; 3S miles D. c. Price,
S39,500.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
New Members Are
Welcome To Join
Square Dance Club

Tho Guys and Dolls Square
Dance club Of Halle Q. Brown
House met on Saturday, Jan. 10.
at s o'clock at Halle Q. Brown
house and at the business meeting
voted 10 take In new members for
limited time only. Anyone In
Minneapolis or 81. Paul interested
in learning folk and square dane
ing u invited to Join. You need
not know how TO dance, because
instruction II given at each SEES
sion. For further information re-
garding membership or about the
club call Robert Murray in Mime
apoia, PL. 2943 or Duke Greene
In 81. Paul Dale 1910.
Russell Myers. executive director
Of the 81. Paul Council on Human
Relations is caller. Teaching folk
and square dancing and other
forms OF recreation IL a hobby
Of Mr.. Myers, He IL well known
in the Twin Cities In this field,
as we'll as that Of human relations.
Newly elected officers OF the
Guys and Dolls Square Dance
Club are as follows: Minneapolis
chairman. Betty Robinson: ~
dleton, Edith Greene. Albreta
Paul Chairman. Charles Curry.
Social Committee; Harvey Md
Murray L.Onnie sutherlin, Byron
Young and Ethel Brakeman: Menu
brrAhip Committee; Duke Greene,
DcOla High. Cecil Mccoy, Bob
Murray and Connie Cooper
Eunice Brown Cain, dance In.
structor at Halle q. Brown house
and the Minneapolis YwCA, II
advisor for the group and urges
those interested TO call either Of
the numbers mentioned above. or
como TO the next dance meeting on
Valentines Day, Feb. Il. at Halle
q. Brown House,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
BY ED nLACKWEI.L

The name Of Patterson Is likely
10 haunt basketball coaches In the
MIN city prep league for q long
time. John Jacobi, the North
basketball mentor Ia excepted Of
course.
Bill shorty" Patterson. o foot o
center for the Polars. has three
brothers coming along behind him.
II height means anything. will out
shine Shorty.
Arnold, ~. who Just entered
Lincoln junior high this fall, II
already the tailest boy IN the 7th
grade and next 10 the tallest boy
In tho school.
TWAS thought that Theodore,
would be the real shorty Of the
family. but during the past sum
msr he came into his own and
In now one Of the tallest boys In
Grant school.
Young Clarence who Just started
kindergarten this fall In already
an avid basketball fan and In
shoFty'a aeverest critic Clarence
who II the size OF a big seven or
eight year old doesn't tolerate any
excuses or Albis from shorty when
he fails 10 make q basket.
Just To insure that tho Patter-
son name IL In the lineup Of q
future North teams, Shorty can
be found almost every evening
during tho summer In the back
yard with hla brothers tossing q
basketball around and practicinR
shots Even little Clarence geta In
to the act. he retrievea all OF the
wild balls.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

File No TS0ti
ORDER FOH HEARING OF FINAL
ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR
DIsTRlnUTION
STATE or MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF HENNEPIN
PROBATE COURT
RE ESTATE or
Mary y, Kelly, pecedent
1T ~ ORDERED that the final
account and petition for exRmlna-
tion thereof and for distribution.
filed herein, be heard on Monday.
March 2nd. 1853. at 10 o'clock a. m.
by this Court In the Court House
In Minneapolis, Minnesota, aud that
al persons interested In this estate
present objections, " any, why said
petition should not he granted.
THIS order shall he published In
the Minneapolis Spokesman and
copies thereof mailed according to
law.
CSEALl
WITNESS, tho HON. JAMES q.
KEHOE, Judge OF Probate Court.
this 3rd day OF February. 1883
ERNEST y. LDRENz
Clerk OF Probate Court
Leonard, street and DOinaFd
Attorneys
1888 Andrua Bldg.
spokesman Feb, &, ~ a 800
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

S9TS.oO Ineona
HOUSES For SALE

S9I5 5th Ave. so. 49, Bungalow
stucco, 2 bedrooms, living room
dining room. kitchen, first floor,
1 bedroom upstairs, finished In
expansion space. Gas heat. new
garage. $4,000 worth of wall q
wall carpet. Sl25o.O0 down, ST.
500.
500 Portland Ave. Sos Bed
rooms, living room, dining room
kitchen, breakfast nook. fire place
large glazed in proch. Gas heat
double garage. Best home on South
Side. 100000 down.
tOas 9Th Ave. SO.-Bungalow,
bedrooms, gas heat. Expansion
space. $4,000 down.
III2 Fremont Ave. NO.-Duplex
5 rooms down, bedrooms up
Bath, each apartment. oil heat
full basement. Combination win,
dows, automatic hot water, double
garage. Lot 80 by $50. FUN price
100000.
We are agents for all kinds Of
Insurance. Call
Hobart z. Ml0eh0ll q Son
90. S500
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
NORTHERN LIGHTS
BOWLING LEAGUE
E~mu. mamwsRamMn


HIBh Bcofei Lhree BARnes, ",
Jones, $50; @. Noble, $40; q.
Bailey, 4D6; H. Underwood, 451;
M Morris 400; v. Patterson, 36e.
High score, single game, r.
Jones, 221; q. Noble, I91; q.
Bailey, ITS; II. Underwood, I66,
lat; v. Patterson, 1854.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

Dctroit.--CA AMP Frederick d.
johnson appeared in Recorders
Court Wednesday minus one Of his
two minds.
Johnson, 81, address unknown.
was arrested by Patolman Lee
White and Percy Hart for drunk
enness.
Your honor" said johnson.
That was my other mind talking
10 those officers. You see. I'm
doublod-minded when I am drink
ing"
Alright" said Judge Gerald
w. Broat. II find you guilty and
/ am filming you for the actions Of
only one Of your minds--SiO or 80
days"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

willingness fight the first rounds Gene under the careful
guidance his father Honeyboy developed into the best
prospect
the Upper Midwest finals Minneapolis next week where the
vng the the Tournament Of Champions
N Chicago month.
Dick Travis Jr, g. Paul FyweIgh lost close decision the
Upper Golden
neapoIs Feb.
tme-up games
ane FeldhOuSs The Hounds 1884
Trainers took 603s victory These met Feb and Il
the Of the for both teams Mechanics with
stay title
60 conference record must 10 hold undspued first
place Drer. Blasy Hickman Balsy and Brooks will bs
Hounds lineup while Garrett Ballard Patrick
sudai win be the the Trainers Let's all
this attraction lot Of the neghborhoOd will be participant
ing.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Almost About
e~~~~~~sS~~~~~Sr~~S~~s
Everything
" Percy VIIIs

PleAsy % Paragraphs EoS Tho Price u onS'
THIS has been Golden Glove week and In sDts Of The cold
weather that hit our town early this week the well conditioned
ahstes have been doing an exceptionally grand job.
The boys have been thrs swinging with both hands pleasing
the fight hungry fans with dandy fighting.
OF ths big and final night Monday night when the
S'%ns and finals take place IN" n being among the '0"'
Tn" eight champions win compete in Chicago Fob a. a. TO-
n.my good ru.. tina. ots., elite. could gain by watching
how tho STAR and TRIBUNE staff off the Golden Glove show
city
y.a': Diamond know. sans..%.3 who told By hi: doc
went TO Mamo Beach, and left his wife homo.
Democratic st. over The weekend
enjoyed speeches Humphreys
the gents sitting nsH to already Sayins Time For
Change"
81 Paul promoter Jack Raleigh going to stage another box
manages get by pro-
motors win night stumble bum for another comeback
books show that he stopped
occasions my guess
before the Responsible parties take notice and then that
This couldn't happen in any other state but Minnesota
III" AiG:rmSh DESMOND Pratis arc expecting this spring
In want 10 write Harry g. Truman his address aiO
North Delaware street. Independence, Mo-
Kenneth Peterson state Chairman of the Republican Party
does guest column
When he gets too old TO fight Md oaylan win be eligible
$500 month pension from the Cuban Government lie national
hero his home grounds
According 70 Variety Ray Robinson, dancing
his the night clubs not the drawing 10 be-
sam sChensr has idea for title Ihsy make the Chris
tine torgonHon story; "ooing Both Ways"
mistress like wife you don't do the dishes
Usually diet has good Aib for ordering desert
a who take their boy friends TO restaurants where every
one knows them seldom get asked out again.
number Republicans senator Humphreys job
the who has the inside track 10 Gov G. Anderson
Few singers belt out torch with Jane Fromans SINGER
enjoy the first two pufs best Of my cigarette.
which reminds me that before 1893 all tho cigarettes will
king size"
Most people who sit doctors officers look though
sonceaiing dark secrets,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
Men Bowl In City
Tournament SUnduY

The Northern Lights bowling
team from the Northern Light
league. BOWED in the city bowling
tournament at Melody Lanes
alleys. last Sunday morning.
The men were not a. sharp a.
usual. but acquitted themselves
fairly well Only two members Of
the team had tournament expert
ence and the pressure asserted It.
self.
Outstanding was Gaines MeIn-
tosh. who bowled the fine score Of
216 in the third game.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
e''1;; ports
ny JIMMY GRIFFIN

Halle Brown fighters had evening at Stem Hail.
20 In the o. Paul Auditorium winning titles rmnerup
position.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
clFnk.YYplSTS pO8ITIONlS
HELP WANTED

God can use you in His ser
vice to teach and serve in His
work. Write or call REV.
j. c. HODGE, 30 so. 9th ST,
MA. 243l.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06

In the novice division. Bob Farmer took weller
weight h0nors by decisIvely defeating Don Weller
Sam Robinson Outpontsd Lee Ballard. also from
Halle, In the mIddlewsight class and Azel ScaFver
won by default over Jim NowaaIey I'm the heavy.
weight division.
In the open division. Dick Travis Jr showed q
lot OF class In his TKo In one minute and twenty
seconds OF the second round against Gene Josephs.
Eugene (ioneyboyl Toussaint was very detber:
ate AZ he carefully stalked Bernard Mason. MaSoh
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-06
s9ssel THROUGH a!..!l..
CLASSIFIED ADS

q Bedroom Horne 90, 500
Large I'd. with fruit trees. Double
garage. Vicinity 41st a Clinton.
New roof and siding. This home
has income possibilities and can
be bought with low down pay
ment Cali Mr.. Eden. Gibson 1731
or Aldrich 66S7. REALTOR. x-2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
; Navy Men Injured
In Portsmouth Fire

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Oct. 81.
Three men were injured. none
critically, in an explosion and
fire yesterday aboard a 110-foot
naval vessel used to launch
drones for target practice.
The accident occurred at the
Navy's fuel facility at nearby
Craney Island. Naval spokes-
men said the drone 1aunch'S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21

engines were started after the
vessel had completed a refueling
operation. The explosion and
fire followed.
Crews of two Navy oilers tied
up at the same pier put out the
flames and the small vessel was
lowed away from the pier as a
precautionary measure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Red Chino Announces
BY the Assoeiufed Press

HONG KONG.-People's
China, Red magazine, says China
will concentrate in the next five
years on development of ferrous
and non-ferrous metallurgy, the
machine building industry, the
coal industry, the petroleum in
dustry, the electric power in
dustry and the defense industry
The idea is for Red China tc
produce her own machine tools
precision Instruments, automo-
biles, tractors, airplanes, tanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Largest Monument
FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. - Katmi ma
tional monument, 1887, 500 acres
of virgin wilderness on Alaska
peninsula, is largest of the ma
tional monuments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-21
Plan

and artillery. Most technical
opinion here is that the Reds do
not have the raw materials nor
the technical know-how to build
such an industrial goal in 10
years, let alone five.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Oldest Inhabitants Oppose
Public Works Tax Raise

The Association of Oldest In
habitants last night opposed any
increase in District taxes tc
finance the proposed $306 mil
lion public works program.
The group called for increased
Federal contributions to District
expenses.
The association also commend
ed the Board of Education and
Brig. Gen. Louis w. Prentiss
Engineer Commissioner, a for
mer cadet. for the improved
morale Of the high school cadet
program.
Casting aside the associations
policy of exclusively male par
ticipation, the group invited
members wives and Sweet
hearts" to the annual dinner al
$50 pm. Monday in the Hotel
2400 at 2400 Sixteenth street
NV.
I New members welcomed al
last nights meeting were George
E. Hamilton. 1881 Wyoming ave-
nue. NV, and j. Stewart Rice
1481 Columbia road NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Medical Evidence Is Topic

DR.. Russell S. Fisher, chief
medical examiner for the State
of Maryland, will speak on en-
vestigation of Sudden Death" at
the fourth session of the current
Institute for Maryland Law En-
forcement Officers at 7 pm.
Tuesday in the central auditori-
um of the Education Building,
University of Maryland, College
Park. The illustrated lecture will
emphasize the legal aspects Of
medical evidence.
Evening star., 1953-12-03
Norfolk Group PoIIed
On Segregation Issue
BY the Associated Press


NORFOLK, Dec. 3.-The Nor
folk Junior Chamber of Com
merce is polling its membership
by mail ballot on the question
of eliminating segregation on
public transportation in Virginia.
The decision to poll the mem
bership was taken at a meeting
last Wednesday after a resolu-
ton was introduced from the
floor for the Jaycees to go on
record to urge the Norfolk dele
cation to the 1854 General AS
sembly ito introduce and work
for the passage of such legisla-
ton as might be necessary to
abolish segregation on intrastate
common carriers in Virginia"