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THE NORTH STAR

11A.OU WGGh
Large double room. suitable for ladies
or gentlemen. Next bath; maid
service: Il blk. on Conn; walking
distance downtown. 1925 18th st. NV.
-26
COLORED-LGE. FRONT RIM, twin
beds; win accept child, home
COLORED-LGE. FURN. RIM. with
Widow RfmI pt'' conv tn na a-bsas ROM M2s
COLORED-BaSemen room, twin
beds. also room with cooking privils.
adults RIA. 6-S7S5. q
OLORED-FURNISH ROOMS -
1915 New Hampshire ave. $500 18th
st. NV; 1928 1st OF. NV; 1742 You
q. NV. Apply Q to 8. laos 10th
%. NV.
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE
ATTRAC., conRenial girl. age 1926.
to share air-cond. efficiency apt.
with another, at $500 Wis. ave.
Carlton House. EN-. 2-6S21, bet.
$50 and 1880 pm. Refs. REQUIRED.
share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
girl; excel. neighborhood; reas. TIE.
GIRL, around %, to
share attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. in All.
(Barcroft) with 2 other girls. Twin
beds, all cows. Convenient to Pen
tagon and d. C. ia. S-440O, Ext.
WILL SHARE lovely apt. in MCLEAN
Gardens with middle-aged lady. Call
N R0 ARLINGTON i1sHGTioN BLVD 1 girl to
share spacious. modern apt. with 2
others. Call eyes,. JE. 2-5o4O. Ext
LADY. about IS, to share with an
other lady, twin-bedrm. apt. Cow.
ONE GIRL, 1890, to share apt;
DU $1,000. Ext. $40, between 6-S.
CoLORED-LADY WILL SHARE her
apt. with sgle. working lady, 30-40
yrs. old. Call RA. 3-921S. -23
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Spacious studio rooms, in stately
mansion with sun deck. maid serV-
ice, parking facilities. Also spacious
bachelor apt. AID. 4-9678. -23
Downtown-1422 N st. NV.
Single or dbl. rooms. nicely furn. :;
FriRidaire; reasonable. CO. 5-4479
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 120-bass. z
tonal switches, never used; with
f fas'' s. stf; oriE' $780, best 9f5eF'
ADDING MACHINE-Burroug desk
model, $50. Al condition. Rentals,
repairs. sales on all makes. CEN
TRA1 TYPEWRITER CO., 2019
l4th st. n W, HU. 3-5121.
AIR CONDITIONER, window unit: |
h.p. GE; $50: 1442 Rhode Island
ave. NV. no. 2-96l5. -26
AIR CONDITIONER, 94-ton, installed
in fireplace during summer months;
Introductory price. $3.50. REGULAR
price, $425. Only 6 avail. CHIN
NEY FURNACE CORP. Poplar
AIR CONDITIONER. Carrier. 81 hip,
Ito volts. window type, excel cond..
$50. Call ia. $3.50. -23
AIR CONDITIONER, RCA Model rs
de luxe, - hip; used less than 80
days; price, $3.50. DU. 7-2130.
1880 Rhode Island ave. ne. Apt.
Am CoNDITIoNERs. new. selling
out; 294-h.p. Crosley, S27Q.95, tn
stalled; 3ha-h:p. Feeders, S259.95.
Of. NV. AID. 4-4206. 81
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MIscEL. WANTED Cont

DIAMONDS. gold, platinum, etc;
highest cash prices. ARTHUR
Markell. $40 ? st. NV.
FURNITURE-Wanted today; good
furniture. any amount; also re-
frigerator, gas range. good piano
and any other useful articles. Please
call MR.. GRADY. MA. S-267o.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces; also old china,
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for
55 years. HOPWOODS, 9Th and K
SITS. NV, ME, S.62S7.
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RANGES


All popular makes and models. up
NO money down, payments as low
as SD per month on your gas bill
SHAPIRO PLUMBING CO.. To @.
1900. 30O6 Georgia ave. NV
RECORDERs; Web-Cor. tape demon
strators. S125 Qike new; rentals
Sl5 Tk'. credited on purchase. co
REFRIGERATOR-Excel. cond. (Cold-
spot). S25; inquire All Franklin
REFRIGERATOR, aE, s-cubic- foot:
looks new in excellent condition.
REFRiGERAToRs, air conditioners,
freeSsTs: We buy al al makes, any
hEss1SEsa1qss SALE. Al ' &C.,
REFRIGERATORS-we have all 1853
low as 81. 80 a month. Cali 2-0779
R 81 HAi EISSFSi with freezer
shelves. oI late models and others.
REFRi H;fGHSTi stove, Mangle
1roner. cedar closet, 9x12 rug;
R iHff S2Rd Ss E aseG sS1 sTs. as
1-year guaranteed. Time payments.
FREDERICKS. 1905 14th st. NV.
REFGR., Frigidaire, 4h-cu. 1T;
bought larger box; sis. RIA. 3-3232;
REFERS, guar. Sse. e5 UP, lib trade
in on new mode m1dels: easy ter. terms: p
H st. ne. Ii. 3-0696.
RUG Oriental. Chinese blue, 9x12;
p SdnGii wS1 81. sa9 9sssss 0eS Ess ON
RUGS. Rush block, one 11x16 and
assorted &. small n Sizes 4oc per block.
RUGS. bedroom set, corner cupboard.
chairs. Leaving Wash. IA. 2-2l95.
RUGS, 1915. Bigelow. rose sculp-
tured, excel. condition, 4 yrs. old.
Pads incl. Call ia, 9-S142.
SCREENS, metal, wood frame, good
condition. 2, 241zx26a. 10, 2S1zx
S2h. 4. odd sizes. ia. 2-1377.
SHOWCASES, all glass: two. 8 IT,:
one. 5 +; Also eft. magazine rack.
SOFA BED with heavy slip cover,
perfect coYd &4S IO H.60ll -21
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OFFICE FURNITURE
$4,000 stock new and used oface
furniture at sacrifice prices; savings
nets, chairs. bookcases. lockers.
Large stock to choose from. Free
delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ORGAN-Reed, Mason & Hamlin.
Priced reasonable. LU. 2-9122. -21
oRGANs-;We rent popular 9Ia type cleo C.
sly sly s-a4 f}SS's J tedsfaiN 'I cOrDsr
7S-rpm.. auto, with
% classical albums; all in good
S sSaf SS2 or H sSs' sf s P sisss
PIANO 70: small upright Hobart CABLE,
1873 Foxhall I'd. NV, EN-. $3.50.
PIANO. Concord spinet, mahog.. used
KITS. 1880 G st. NV. RS
PIANO, small apt.-size Kimball up
right, Good g g condition. S175. oGCall
HO. 2-1219. ~
F mahogany; s4s5. 'c JE' s!isie eve
PIANOS-Jordan's are having tneir
annual July clearance with dozens
of new and used grands, spinets,
consoles and small uprights on sale
at substantial reductions. Choice OF
many fine makes in wonderful
selection Of styles and finishes.
JORDAN'S, corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. (ST. 3-9400l and 1882 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring GU. 6-1105).
Silver Spring store. open daily in.
Guiding SATURDAYS from 1890 to 8
PIANO. new 4o-in. console, direct
blow action; bargain at $545. MUSIC
SALES CORP. 1900 G st. NV:
PIANOS, new full-keyboard spinets;
regular $495: special, now 1895
MUSIC SALES CORP. 1900 G st
PIANos-1t you want to buy a new
or used piano at a saving visit the
Piano Mart. Over 100 instrument;
on display 6s, iIncuding fun d,.i Lss1fi
Goyernment employees. ,,. p c; en- EN-;
9 9eSyas ais Also pianos as for ' rent 81
3-630o). PIANO MART, lois III
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinets. con
soles and Strands at moderate rate!
ing extra. JoRDAN'S. corner 18Th
and G SITS. NV. (ST. 3-9400l anc
IN. H-IIO5J. Silver Spring store
open daily including Saturdays from
1880 to 3 p.m.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

PIANOS for rent, low summer rates
now in effect. For details about our
famous RENTAL-PURCHASE plan.
call KITS. 1880 G st. NV:
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ROOMS WANTED

WOMAN wants room in pvt. home or
in apt. house on upper Conn. ave.
1908 Georgia ave NV.
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LIVE

In one Of our beautifully furnished
bachelor apartments. Wall-to-wsli
carpet, Grapes. bath with shower. etc.
Refrigerator furnished-S69.6 per
mo. up.
1-Bedroom apis. also available from
Sl10.
Apply at desk, 1901 10th ct. NV,
or call MRS BENNETT ME S-h40O
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$500 QUE ST. NV.
CHOICE LOCATIONS
IN
GEORGETOWN
1924 WIS. AVE NV.
1900 QUE ST. NV.

1 and 2 bedroom apis. avail. for
immediate occupancy In beautifully
decorated bldg. Modern Kitchens
convenience Of tenants. From S115
uncludes all utilities). viii air
condition. To inspect see janitor
on premises or call.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 X Ct; NV. NE. s-54oo or
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Congress Hts. Section
Att5Act lin lSe modern; ana O saER y:
pletely .furn.,. all utils. incl; $125.
One-bedrm.. furn., S92. so. Two-bed-
rm., unfurn., $50 to sos, all utils.
incl. Apply at once at 1000 Missis-
sippi ave. Sc. or call 10. 2-061S,
9:30 to 6 pm
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STORE FIXTURES, prac. new; cen
be used in clothing store variety
store or baby shop. Also McCaskey
chine IA. 7-i4s1 after pm;
pa
STORE FIXTURES-We are remodel
ing and have fixtures for sale,
suit. for mems. women's or chill
dren's shop. priced right. Call Elk.
3-2614. -22
STOVE, 4-burner, bottled gas: prac-
tically new; $65. 1724 Z st. ne,
Ii 6-27SS pa
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DESKS

New walnut 6Ox3O. SS4.95: used
from SIS. II you want rock bottom
prices on all types of offlce furni-
ture come in and see us. Free de-
livery. N. FRANK d SON. Ala Srd
st. NV. Elk. 3-S974.
DIAMONDS-Man's SOL. q Ct, $50:
5000; lady's, Ia cts. $500: iady's.
ia cts. $425; mans, 2 cts, $3.50;
mans ga cts, $625. LIVINGSTON
g. CO.. 1923 H st. NV. NE. S-526S.
-25
DEEPFREEZE, upright, IL cubic IT.;
D 1sTa f. Screen 6Tesail m.hox. ~ r.. .
pcs; Ike. new: $500. . bargain.
JU. S-4271. az
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WE HAVE TPTS. AND HOUSES SUB
LET'S; FuRM;, UNFURN;; WASH.
uA-oNE RENTAL q REALTY CO.
0S4 s fat5 Z si 4. y. AVE. M NV s-o0O7
s15 KING ST. ALEX. XII. s-1313
DOWNTOWN, 1922 N ST. NV.
Two rms. and porch, utils. furn.,
phone: child vel, Reas. CO. 5-4479.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

THREE YOUNG, GENTLE, good milk
ers; 2 Holstetns, ! Guernsey; $3.50
HAY-Timothy. mixed; S26 per ton,
delivered 20 miles in load lots.
Evergreen 4-3040. Fulton 1924.
PONY for sale. gentle, suitable for
boy 10 to IA. JE 1886. go
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STEEL

We have the largest supply Of used
steel in town. Such as beams.
angle irons, Jolly columns, and re-
inforcing steel. cut to size. GEN
ERAL WRECKING CO. AID. 2-6177.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont. }

washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, JULY FL, 1883
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DEHUMIDIFIERS
Famous brands. for only SS9.95. Open
ewes. ia. 7-7722. AMERICAN
SERVICE CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe
I'd. Arlington. -23
DEEP FREEZE BOX, new; sale or
rent: SxSx2S; low temperature;
selling because business immed. re-
auires larger box; located mr.. Arl.
blvd: cost $1,000; sacrifice for
$4,000 or rent for $125 mo. ia.
T-SS16. -22
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SHOWCASES, all glass: two. 8 IT.
one. 8 #. Also eft. magazine rack
LA. 6-9718. 20
perfect cond. $46. 10. b-5011. -21
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LARGE l-BEDRM. APT.
AIR-CONDITIONED APT.

CONTINUED On Next pagob
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Good clean automobiles. ANY make
or model. See PENNY for top
dollar on your car.
PENNY MOTORS
1920 r. 1. AVE. NE. LA. $4,000
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ATTICS FINISHED. dormer windows.
porches incloSed, recreation rooms
and stairways. Commercial or resi-
Dental; SO months to pay. UN.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
|Dr. Brifton 10 Bring Back
African Beasts for Study
Speeial pispateh te me stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, Jan
3.-When DR.. Sydney w. Britton
returned to the University of Vir-
ginia in June he will bring with
him for further research a few
of the animals he is currently
studying in Africa.
DR.. Britton did research at the
University Of British West Africa
in Nigeria on the function Of the
adrenal glands In animals closely
related man.
DR.. Britton retired as professor
Of physiology and chairman Of the
department OF physiology at the
university last June after "A years
service. He has led three expedi-
tions to study animals in tropical
countries.
Mrs. Britton is with him. They
are now Ia England to visit rel
atives. is
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Two Dorchester Districts
ASK Prohibition Legislation
By The As.oeiosed Pres,

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Jan. g.
Dorchester County's delegation tc
the General Assembly was asked
last night to try to put through
prohibition legislation for two OF
the county's 18 election districts
The request was made in q
meeting at Crapo High School,
where q number of laymen and
ministers gathered.
The Rev. william Dore, Meth
odist pastor Of the Grape charge
was supported IN his plea for out
lawing alcoholic beverages In the
Lakes and Straits districts by the
Rev. Thomas E. Shores, pastor OF
st. Thomas Methodist charge.
The districts in question are in
South Dorchester. where a con-
siderable number Of watermen
live.
State Senator Fred Malkus,
Democrat. of Dorchester, replied
that he was not certain that a
law could be passed for only "a
part or q county. but promised
that the delegation would con-
slider the request.
Earlier. the county commission
Iers met with the delegation and
asked the lawmakers to promote
LEGISLATION for Q secoud dispen-
lsary Ii the county.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Mann Rejects Invitation
To Speak on zoninq Vote

Alexandria Councilman Frank
E. Mann has rejected an invi-
tation to address the Del Ray
Citizens Association about the
city's forthcoming coming regu-
lation referendum.
MIR. Mann, outspoken foe Of the
proposed change in coming regu-
lations, said he felt obliged as q
councilman to present both sides
Of any issue whenever addressing
a; citizens group, but he did not
believe he could do 50 in this
case. @
Il feel no councilman should
sell one side OF any issue to the
voters. Rather it is his duty to
present the facts of the ease and
let the citizens make up their
minds" said Mr.. Mann in i letter
to the citizens group.
The referendum win he held
January 13 to determine whether
the .city's charter should be
amended. The proposed amend
ment would permit the City Coun-
ell. by q majority vote. to over.
ride negative recommendation oi
the Planning Commission.
Evening star., 1953-01-04

Georges . fourth circuit court
Judge. Prince Georges Is in the
Same court circuit with Calvert,
Charles and st. Marys Counties,
"A special commission named by
the Governor recently recommends
led new circuit judges for both
Montgomery and Prince Georges.
Still under consideration by the
delegation are proposals by the
Bar Association and other groups
for revamping the trial magis-
|trate systems. The trial magis-
|trates. under the proposals ad-
|vanced, would sit i've days o week
lat Hyattsville and Upper Marl-
boro, and q separate Juvenile
Court and juvenile Judge would
be created. At present. the trial
magistrates sit two days q week
at Hyattsville and Upper MARI
boro, one day a week at Laurel
and Capitol Heights and alternate
at sessions of Juvenile Court.
No definite decision has been
made on two other major pro-
posals. although the delegation
seems certain to take some legis-
lative action on them. They are
the recent requests for laws ~
TO shift control Of the Prince
Georges General Hospital from the
county commissioners to O new
board Of directors and (2) grant,
ing bond-selling authority for q
hve-year, $27.5 million school,
construction program.
Mr.. Hassall said the delegation
needs more time to study those
proposals.
Dog Measures Proposed.
The delegation also has been
presented with proposal to set
up a county animal shelter and
pound and centralize sale of dog
tags in Hyattsville and Upper
Marlboro. At present lost, stray
or unwanted animals in Prince
Georges County are handled by
the Animal Rescue League, q pri-
vate organization receiving some
county financial aid. Dog tags are
sold on q commission basis by
collectors appointed for each Of
the county's So election precincts.
Mr.. Lillard said the delegation
hasn't decided what action to take
with this proposal.
The flve Republican members Of
the Prince Georges delegation in
dicated they would vote to sustain
Gov. McKeldin's veto of Senate
Bill 48, the so-called teachers pay
raise bill, and then work to secure
amendments to the Green Com
mission bill for State aid to educa-
ton.
Senator Fletcher said he favored
an amendment to the Green bill
retaining the IS cents per 500 OF
assessed property valuation which
counties now contributed toward
the cost Of the minimum State
Education program. The Green
bill would raise that contribution
Ito Is cents.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Death Posfpones Meeting
|0f Arlington Democrats

A meeting Of the Women's
Democratic Club Of Arlington,
scheduled for tomorrow. has been
postponed.
The meeting was called OF be-
cause Of the death Of Victor ].
IGauzza. ST., whose widow is presi-
dent Of the club. Funeral services
will be held at $3.50 am. tomorrow
lat st. AIMS Catholic Church. $500
North Tenth street, and burial viii
be at National Memorial Park.
The club will hold,its next meet
ling at 8 pm. Fehruarys2 at Demo-
cratic headquarters In the Rucker
Building. Clarendon.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Virginia Democrats
Urged TO Pick Loyal
Aspirant for Governor
ey the A,soeio,ed Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 3.-A
prominent anti organization
Democrat today urged Virginia
party members to unite behind a
candidate for Governor whose
loyalty to the party cannot be
questioned"
Martin Hutchinson, Richmond
attorney who was defeated by
Senator Byrd in the 1916 Demo-
cratic sentorial primary. directed
his appeal to the loyal Democrats
of Virginia"
In effect. the statement Mr..
Hutchinson issued said all Dem
.ocrats who supported all DEM
ocratic nominees. including Adlai
Stevenson, last November should
get together behind a uberna-
torial candidate who did likewise.
Mr.. Hutchinson indicated that,
speaking for himself only, he
would be willing to back a Byrd
organization man for Governor,
II that man takes o strong stand
as ''loyal Democrat"
Asked to name candidates meet
ing his specifications, Mr.. Hutch
inson mentioned Delegate Robert
Whitehead, anti-organization lead
er;; and, from the organization
side, State Senator's Charles r.
Fenwick of Arlington and Harry
c. Stuart of Russell County, 1t.
Gov. A. E. S. Stephens of Smith
field, Representative Stanley of
the Fifth District and Attorney
General j. Lindsay Almond. jr.
All those men stuck with the
Stevenson ticket, though Mr..
Stanley and Mr.. Almond did no
campaigning.
Mr.. Hutchinson rejected three
other names mentioned as possible
candidates in the gubernatorial
primary-Representative Harrison
of Winchester, who took no stand
in the presidential contest: E.
Blackburn Moore Of Berryville,
speaker Of the Virginia House of
Delegates: and Delegate w. Taylor
Murphy Of Warsaw. Both Mr..
Moore and Mr.. Murphy repudiated
the Stevenson ticket without COM
mitting themselves to Gen. Eisen-
hover. ,sa
Evening star., 1953-01-04
1852 Norfolk PORT Traffic
Is Second Best on Record
speeioI Dispaseh 10 The Ste,

NORFOLK, Va. Jan. 3.-Com-
mercial shipping in Hampton
Roads during 1852 was the second
highest in the history Of the port.
Figures compiled by the Hamp-
ton Roads Maritime Association
show that q total Of 5,9l7 ships
arrived in port and sailings totaled
6,287 vessels. The higher number
Of sailings may be accounted for
by the large number Of ships in
port at the end of 1851 due TO q,
lack Of seamen to sail them.
The associations figures show
that 1852 was, exceeded only by
the ail-tiine high Of 1851 when
6.822 ships arrived and 6,625
sailed.
During the last month Of 1852
observers counted 488 commercial
ships coming into the harbor.
This compares with the all-time
monthly record Of 6o2 In Decem.
Der. 1851.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
|Reporton Gas Attack
In BIadensburg Sent
To State's Attorney

A special team Of investigators
working on the Bladensburg tear
gas grenade case wound up its in
quiry yesterday.
Police 1t. Vincent E, Free, OF
Prince Georges County. chief OF
the team, said he was sending his
report to the States attorney.
The inquiry concerned a tear
gas bomb which two Bladensbure
town policemen threw into q home
10 week ago yesterday.
At first. the two-Bladensbure
Chief Clifton L. BARLEY and Pvt
Bryan M. Dorsey-denied any
knowledge Of it in talking to the
press
Later they said they resorted to
gas to evict occupants of the house
because the building had beer
condemned.
And still later, they claimed
they bombed the place, at 4116
Baltimore boulevard, just north of
the Peace Gross, because its occu-
pants were having a noisy party,
had locked themselves indoors and
couldn't be arrested until they
were forced outside.
When gas routed the victims,
however. the officers made no at
tempt to arrest them.
1t. Free collected a thick batch
OF photostated statements during
his week-long investigation. He
said he questioned 80 persons.
One Of the last was Bladens-
burg's mayor. Vincent McCarron.
Mayor McCarron conducted q
rapid investigation of his own last
week and refused to suspend the
officers.
J. Franklin Bourne. colored.
lawyer for one of the gas attack
victims criticized the mayor and
Bladensburg's town council last
week for generating the police
men.
He said town officials didn't
even question the victims.
Mr.. Bourne said yesterday he
was unable to say yet what further
action he will take. He said he's
waiting announcement from the
States attorney on the county's
inquiry. and also awaiting word
from the Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation.
The lawyer called the FBI into
the case to get a ruling on its
civil rights aspects.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Arrest Of ; Youths Solves
ID Prince GEORGES Thefts

An 18-year-old Cottage City
(Md0 youth and two younger
boys were arrested yesterday on
charges of breaking and entering
Prince Georges police said theil
arrest solved IA store thefts thai
started in June. ="
Leonard Ray Langley, 10. was
released on $500 bond. The
younger boys Of College Park and
Landover Hills were put in Their
parents custody.
County Detective Sergt. James
p. Kearns. said the jobs netted
the boys jewelry. guns. and cash
Evening star., 1953-01-04
ForestviIIe Auxiliary Elects

Newly elected officers of the
Forestville (Va.) Fire Depart
nant's Ladies' Auxiliary are Betty
Graninger, president: Marion
Reid. vice president: Lillian Wells
secretary: Dorothy Gray. treas
urer; Mary Wesley. chaplain;
Mildred Bradford. guard. and
Rose Pierson. color bearer.
Evening star., 1953-01-04
Star Safety. Talks
Mansfield Lists
School Shows
For This Week

~ ~
Inspector Dick Mansfield, direc-
tor OF The Stars School Safety
Program. win give his Safety
Circus" chalk talks at the follow
ing District elementary schools
this week:
Monday Rudolph. $50 am.
and 1880 am.
TuesdayKey. II am; Hardy.
Q pm.
"Wednesday - Brightwood, II
am; Adams, 2 pm.
Thursday-orr. II am; KIM
ball. 2 pm.
Friday-Janney. liam. sndg9
'pla. sss