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TRAILERS

COLONIAL; HcoI t94s, rs #; alumipum
ogY reas. CAL Y = Cedar ,S;376 S,3767; n,1T29
Custom kit; 1850 model; metal
awning frame; TougsAid aaA6 hitch; all
TRAILER SPACE WANTED, in Mary
elec.. sewer and water facilS.. for
35zft; house trailer. Call J; J.
GofNG HGNTiNG? Tripping to Flor
ida ida q. Or West cesst9 Need an ofice s,
alum. trailer. Priced less than a
original cost. Phone ewes. JU.
ARMxs:o iISSso' METAL a-yhsss iusssssss IS
Zs5se tIies s?sP esfriss RSss' suto tons; 81 $f5
eseFr. 81; III LfiGtinirHousE, .lec. h.-W.h.. NV
eelec: refgr.; apt.-sized rssnngge' alum.
4e, 1,n nightingale Trailer CT 81! Sich-
Liberty mGhs RWH WiHs5o s4-ft.: a4xs-,t.@ alu-
excel. condition. $2,25O. sISERGT,
1879 e5fkEA TkA1fEA hGE ia RSHsE RSlsE TslS TssLER HI
Village. % Alexandria. Va. $issS7S.
1881 ,BoLEs AERO 1s-ft. de lux.
aluminium travel trailer: 81. .484.
Helper springs, electric brake con-
troll and awning incl. so. S-7779.
UNIVERSAL, 1880, house trailer;
% it.; front end damaged. A real
bargain at only $3.50; cost more
than $4,000 when new: contains
shower and toilet; lge. elec. refgr.;
all-metal exterior. May be seen by
appoint. during daylight hours.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. 4O30
Wis: ave, Wo. 6-323l. -22
TRAILER wheels. metal body with
canvas cover; good cond. JE. A.
1885, 6 to z p.m.; after IL am. Sun,
SPECIAL SALE, Thanksgiving week
only, Sunday, Nov. 22,. through Sat.
Nov. 2S (closed Thanksgiving Day.
--1954 27-ft. Colonial with tubl
was S3.1q5. now S2.995. 1858 40
IT. Colonial q bedrms. J, was $5.575,
now S4,995. 1853 33-ft. Alma (2
bedrms.), was $4.375. now S3,995.
1852 -26-ft. Colonial. was 81. 495,
now S., $50. 1852 23-ft. Nashua,
was S2.195, now ST .S95: 1851 26-
It. TraIlette, was S2.495.. now So.
$50. No trade-ins accepted on above
sale prices. SPRINGBANK TRAILER
SALES. 1744 Richmond hwy. Alex
1888 s6srisi sTAR r. TRAILER. excellent Ss con-
dition: sleeps 4; will make q good
home for small family or to &C
south in: orig. price: $1.o50; sacr.,
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AVIATION

T-CRAFT Al Bc12D. lust relic,
;sssqr.s ;s1ss! s0s$ s$So ?s5a e. ss?s5 s53G o3hs5
Direct. .Gyro. with Ventura. 2-way
dry battery radio equip. outside
temp. gauge, SCI. stall warner
oil quick drain. 10. 3-67S5. -22
ERCOUPE, with rudder paddles. low
time. Fully equip. Make offer. IA,
WANTED Tayloreraft or Cessna,
140 class. WA. 7-7S16.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

PARTS for 40 Plymouth; motor
transm., etc. After 6. call EN-
FULL RACE '4s Nero. engine; bored
stroked, F 6 cam. 8 to l heads and
ready to run: $3.50 cash. Call JA
FORD MOTOR so VS. complete;
Sl1O. SO. 5-7344. go
1911 PLYMOUTH PARTS for sale
Radiator, glass. tenders, motor ano
other parts. ia. 9-2175.
CHEVROLET 1851 2-dr.; roll-over &C.
cident: 1000 mi; Powerglide: new
running cond.: S395. WO. 6-3942
1880 PLYMOUTH RADIO and 15-
in. wheels. tires and tubes: several
other radios. Ii. 7-2343 after pm
STOCK CAR, late model. racing num-
ber 53 junior; never out of tr1e
money in 5 races: ready to go; $40
or best offer. LA. 6-7122 or DE
CESSNA 40, total time 4e5: 95 hrs
since. top overhaul; metal prop.
wheel tenders, gyro. compass. BendiS
radio, VHF tranSmitter; t. and b.
rate of climb. clock. recording tach
One of the cleanest in the East. Can
be seen at ERGO Field, or call Oh
6-6697. Priced to sell.
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33-FT. GLIDER

Late 81, / bedrm., all
modern ,and like new.
Should you be interested
in saving $4,000, call
OWNER, Laurel 740-M.
Will finance if necessary.
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

ROOM, BOARD for deer hunters; loc.
in Garrett County, the heart of deer
country, nr. Deep Greek Lake; reas.
rates: excel. meals. TO. 9-5S47.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

THREE-YR. NOTE, $4,000 payable
S75 mo-: secured by new apt. bldg,
behind B. q L.: 1st. good discount
Ii. 7-415O. JU. 9-4375, RA. 6-3S25
S5.4OO sIx-YR. end TRUST. seasoned
IA. 9-1750. ST. 3-9433. go
SMALL FIRST TRUST on new Md
home; 40sS Of value. RA. 6-10S1.
G1E 11lc rRsE gsssG sECSSD sSs1 J,ssgSi TsgST ~:
S6'Ss5555 note; payable S66 per mo,
4nd TRUST, $3, 100; payable S4975
mo; 6%; good white maker; only
FROM S9O' oWSER@s5,so W. fl0Hs5: End trust
PAYABLE $51.62 per mo. at 6T over
"a nay sH11S4, g. ahq JT 7-e4s2 4Es9o'' s ss:S9O'
TWO NOTES-Face values. 50. .879
and $2.940, 6Fs; each payable $50
mont PmGHthIy due IN years on n new
area. Selling for Si4' 900; good
Suilder T At $500 Od' and $3.50 s. Is1s re. e.
rTSsT TPsstiysly TES ~ 90 5-5SS4 53S % We. 22 E
on new bFk TsiET rambler Il in 'tHi Hilicrest Sast
Sc. Sold at S15,50O. Make an offer,
T. D. BURGESS, 10. 9-9513 til 8.
End TRUST. $1,000: payable $40 mo-!
$50 Good white maker. Good
$4,000 FIRST TRUST per cent
secured by 135-acre tobacco farm
near Upper Marlboro. Md. Box
2l3-Z, Star. "a
II SECOND TRUSTS
Small white notes; lge. down pay
ments, good discounts: other larger
notes. 40ee to 500 discounts; al
ne. and NV. LOCATIONS. Call Mr.
BASSIN. MA. S-6397.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTS-W We
will buy second-trust notes. D c..
nearby Md. or Va; reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT CORP. 1912 N Y ave. NV.
FLRsI AND SECOND Trust LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO. Realtors
III G st NV We S-24g5
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments j. WALSHE,
INC lis Eye st NV MA S-6l6S
End TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed.
acton. McCJ.AINE PROPERTIES.
210O Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 23300.
FAST ACTION on 2nd trusts; in
nearby Md; top price paid. BOWERS
HfGHEST PRICES PAID for end
trusts: quick service For satis-
faction call WA 7-1594.
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
22e6 TO 4eo DISCOUNT
MR.. QUICK. LO. 1866
2ND & BIRD TRUSTS
Cash available; quick action. Call AID.
4-0531, ewes. KE. 7-103S.
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Beautiful New Ranch!
SUMMER HOMES

FOR SALE-100 acres with house
suitable for summer home. Located
on Blue Ridge Mountain near Mount
Weather. easily accessible. Write or
phone J. P. DARLING TON, owner,
Marshall, Va. 6771 or 6S71.
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LOANS

End AND Bird TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. D. C. and nearby Md and
Va. Immediate answer Occupants
not disturbed. HUGH B.. CONNER,
RE 7-4a60: ewes, DU. 7-7091.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me rehnarce your home and
consolidate your present trusts
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MR.. MILLER.
NE. S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5194.
. 2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate Service. Call Ma S-6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K st. NV 11th and Kl
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GARAGES

Masonry walls, concrete floors, over
head doors: east side 64OO block
18th st. JEROME BRODIE. OIL.
4-O3OO. -22
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BOATS tcont.l

22-H.P. EVNRUDE Speedie twin,
| Wolverine Wagemaker boat and
trailer. extras; $500; private owners
TO, 9-6496, TO. 9-5s50.
WILL TRADE 3Hx4A Grafiex cam
| era with S335 lens and accessories.
4 Tor 14-ft. runabout, in good condi-
! ton. ia. S-S165.
STEELCRAFT 1916; seats 4, galley,
Boat; $500. DalevieW b-s96s.
RICHARDSON 1852 sport cruiser,
twin 110-h.p. Nordberg motors. COM
plete equipment. ready to go, S10.-
995. 23-ft. CruisAlong. 92-h.p,
ChrySler. navy top. $3.50. Chrys-
Is ISIS croC3 coLoSfaI 6SiGr sS cRdI5x1oa g lsd7
LYMAN AGENCY, NE. S-93O3.
SHEPHERD 40-ft. de luxe custom
built cruiser; twin, cabin: raised
deck. inclosed bridge: beautiful
yacht, fully equipped: with such
extras as radio and TV. This IDEAL
| yacht for luxurious extended cruis-
500, Tel. on boat. Me. s-17sS.
Yacht Rowe. Washington Marina.
MATTHEWS 3s-ft. cabin cruiser. '35;
twin screws: very good cond.: now
| $3.50; next spring much more.
~; 5-7083, or Ma. S-2260 wkdys.
DINGHY: loft. plastiglass. canvas
5FllAA udC 1SoHbSI
beard, S4s; comb price. 81 so. NO,
7-7420. or steward, Capital Yacht
Club, DI, 7-1561.
con,d.; eompl; with paddles and back
EViNRUpE YIN MoTo}RSs MoE rs SiSSoGh and Thompson
boats; factory representatives; used
motors and parts. rentals. service
and parts for all makes fishing
tackle: SOUTHEAST SALES CO..
BERTHs AVAILABLE for winter stor-
age; ice-free guarantee; water and
poweE outlets. BUzZARD POINT
BOAT YARD, PHONE Ii. 3-9617
-. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE
1884 ,37-ft; Richardson sedan; twin
,da5 d35-5;p; 54t Grays; SSs;. sleeps 8; Sl7.325
Chris engine: sleeps i; So 500.
I15-h,p.. Navy top; $4,000,
1850 soft. Chris express; twin 145-
tector, fathometer, fish chairs. out
riggers. many others; $1,000
1852 .35-ft. Chris Commander; twin
145-h.p: engines. with every possible
extra aboard; $16,75O.
1858 36-ft. Chris, sedan; twin 115-
beautiful condition; $4,000.
Many other liStings in all price
ranges, all makes and models.
If you are contemplating purchasing
new boat. let us sell your boat and
fnd you another.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
1900 Maine Ave. S.W.
Washington, D. c.
RE. 7-4797. Open 10 to 4.
BUELLS SERVICE
Repair carburetors. fuel pumps, gen.
orators, starters and distributors.
Sl1 10th st. NV. ME. S-5777
YACHTSMEN
Selby Bay Yacht Club has now
opened its membership. New slips
with water and elec. available for
all size boats, Very reas rates to
members and non-memberS. Beau-
tiful grounds. Clubhouse with all
facilities. 25 mi. from D. c. Only
10 min. to, Bay. For further. infor-
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DODGE ,52 wayfsrer 2-dr. Gyro-
matte; heater; excel. cond.: one
owner: S1.146. RA. 8-s107. Sat.
and Sun. - 70 B. IA
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Trucks Far Below Cost

.'52 Chev. Stoke 81, 1896
11S-tonI l2-ft. body, low mile
agei perfect thrOughOutj big
heater.
81 lnter1 c. & B. Sl,145
Chassis and cabI 2-tonj I72-in.
wheel base; model L162; fits II
or 16 IT. body, like new.
81 Chev. Sed. Del. S995
Choice Of B. All in perfect con.
ditiOn. Was e1,O05.
81 WHY'S Panel ---$795
New light green paint, hsatsrp
low mileagei like new.
'48 Ford Stake ---SH5
1h-tOnI I2-ft. bodyI excellent
conditions new paint.
80 REQ Stoke ----S895
111-tOn, II. d. Model H2OC.
1b-ft. bOdyj Gold Comet engine,
heater.
so Chev. Pickup -$795
1S-tonj choice Of 2. Both with
new paints ready for work.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

RENT. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla
Furn., nice 3-bedrm house with ga
rage; lovely quiet neighborhood: =
bIks. from water; S125 mo. by the
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BUICK so Riviera 2-dr.; Dynafiow
r. and h., leather-trimmed uphol-
stery, 2-tone paint. clean through
out. A .snappy starter that won
take anybody's dust. $1,195; Two
WEltten guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS, Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-1111.
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1852 4-door sedan.
powerglide. r. and h. Fully equipped
with all the trimmings. Excellent
condition owner going in service.
Must sell immed. No dealers. LA.
6-13SS.
CHEVROLET '52 de luxe Stylemaster
big heater, gay colored seat covers.
Better phone a hold" order If
you're set on Chevrolet. 1925,
2-day money-back trial, 4-month
written guarantee. HILL g. SAN
DERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-430O'
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II SECOND TRITSTS

Small white notes; lge. down pay
ments, good discounts: other larger
notes. 40ee to 500 discounts; all
ne. and NV. LOCATIONS. Call MR..
BASSIN. MA. S-63g7.
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AUTOS EoR sALI tcen,.l

BUICK 1850 4-dr.: Dynadow. r., h..
seat covers. It's an event when We
offer Buick at only S1.095; .2-day
money-back trial: 4-month writer
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1I14
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43OO
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CHEv: 80 2-dr; dc luxe light ersy
tires: low mileage. very clean. mech.
CHEVROLET CO.. Seven Corners,
Falls Church. Va. JE. 2-1177. "a
CHEW: II 2-door de luxe: dark blue:
low mileage; an excel. car and reas.
priced: S1,145. W1SSINGER CHEW
ROLET CO.. Seven Corners. Falls
Church. Va, JE. 2-1177. -22
CHEW. 40 4-door de luxe Fleetline
covers; one Of the best Of . fine
line; see it. test It: SOB. WIS
SINGER CHEVROLET CO., Seven
Corners, Falls Church. Va. JE.
CIV. IEv7?ss ?.ss a-dr.; . tone; a1o MTI series.
miles. $1.70o. wo. 6-2427;o
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CHEVROLET '4s 4-dr.. black. =. an,

CHEVROLET 1851; choice Of body
styles and equip, sll recqnd;, ,,y youI 9 "
also 346O 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9670
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gARASOTA-Cozy cottage for two;
$500 for season. incl. all utils.
walking distance to everything.
Or will lease for 1 yr. JA. S-5237.
MOTEL - 21-unit. CHS with res
taurant; eXch. for local property.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 4-32l1 .
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CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 2-dr.;
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4s23
Conn. ave. WO. 6-9236. -22
CHEVROLET 40 2-dr. de luxe sedan:
green; very clean: pvt. party: S795
CHEVROLET '53 2-dr.: r, h.: 5000
mi: cost over ST 900, asking 81, 800:
accept trade. terms. JE. 4-2SlS.
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CHEVROLET 80 styleline club 6,

10 Styleline club coupe;
r. and h., good rubber, satin green
finish. You will like this fine car
and the low NSS95 price. Look il
over today; 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, Lila vermont ave. NV,
AID. 4-4300. ga
so 2-door; heater. dark
blue. SS45. 2-day money-back trial.
4-month written guarantee. HILL
Dealer, 1900 18th st. NV, NO
CHEVROLET, 1853 Bel Air convert.
BILE. r. and h.. green with harmon
izing top and interior. A 1000 mi
Evening star., 1953-08-26
7 Train Card Players
Get 5 Months in Jail

Two men were sent to Jail for
five months in Alexandria today
after they were caught in a
game of three-card monte on a
train between Washington and
Alexandria
They were arrested about
eight blocks from the train after
a fireman from the locomotive
followed them in a taxicab.
The men sentenced are John
Perry, 81, of the 900 block French
street NV, and Ernest Davis, AZ,
of the 1900 block Eighth
street N. w. Both are colored.
Judge James r. Duncan gave
each of them so days on a gam
bling charge and three months
for vagrancy.
Police said Perry and Davis
got on a southbound train in
Washington. Davis sat alone
and started playing with some
cards. A passenger, Mack Nc
Cloud, colored, Of Hudson, N. Y,
started to play with him. Mr..
McCloud lost $50.
He went to the conductor,
while Davis and Perry got off
the train. The fireman, Joe w.
Walker, jumped into a taxicab
and followed Davis and Perry,
who were in another cab. Mr..
Walkers taxicab had a radio,
and police were notified.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

Public Health Director Daniel L.
Seckinger said, "the spread of
the disease remains unabated,
and disability from the illness is
not being appreciably reduced" "
tuberculosis. according to the
Health Department, "still &C
counts for more deaths in the
Nations Capital than any other
communicable disease" and ranks
seventh in all causes of death.
The death rate puts Washington
second highest of all cities of the
United States having greater
than 100000 population. This
rate is also about double that OF
the national average.
Speaking of efforts to combat
the tuberculosis menace, the Of
fetal report praised publicity
given the problem in a series OF
articles published by The Star
The initiation of a program
Of home care for tuberculosis
patients also helped the control
problem.
DR.. Daniel L. Finucane, super
intendent of Glenn Dale Sani-
torium, reported that the daily
average number of patients
treated at that municipal insti-
tute reached a high of 637.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Kentucky Atomic Plant
Shut Down by Dispute
BY the Associoted Press

PADUCAH, KY, Aug. 90
The full construction force of
$4,000 to 10000 workers at the
nearby atomic energy plant was
off the job today, observing q
picket line set up by AFL car
penterS.
An Atomic Energy Commis-
sion spokesman confirmed that
the billion-dollar project was
shut down."
The 1900 to 1900 carpenters
repeatedly walked out over a
dispute with one or more sub
contractors who haven't recog-
nized a new contract granted
the union recently by F. H. Nc
Graw & Co., prime contractor.
The contract provided the
basis for negotiations now in
progress at Washington between
union and management officials
seeking a no-strike agreement
for the project which has been
hit by frequent walk-outS.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Farm Modernizution Mixed
With Traditional at Fair

jars and the huge red tomatoes,
the berries, cucumbers and
gourds lie in lovely profusion on
the exhibit tables.
| Many of the girls wear jeans,
but a few of them turn up the
pants cuffs to show a fashionable
red-checked lining. One miss,
clad in jeans and flannel skirt,
topped her ensemble with a ny
Ion snood.
In the barns, some exhibitors
sleep in cots beside their cattle,
while others, like Fred Downey,
IA, of Williamsport, Md. pitch a
tent beside the barn. Fred's
father did the same thing before
him.
For relaxation, however, Fred
can go over to the shooting gall
lery, operated by the Maryland
Artificial Breeding Cooperative.
If he knocks down a moving
model of a bull with cork from
an air rifle, Fred wins a chance
on a free artificial breeding for
one of his cows.
At the far end of the grounds
is a carnival, complete with
"sideshow and fakatorium";; fer
ris wheel, airplane rides and
games of skill"
The outfits electric power was
shut off for several hours yes
terday because the Montgomery
County Department of Inspec-
tions was unhappy over the wir-
ing of a concession.
A. Morton Thomas, county off,
cial in charge of the power cut
off, refused to answer reporters
questions about it.
He departed from the classic
mo comment" to state:
II do not intend to answer"
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Transit Aide Fears
Wa|kout if Negroes
Are Used as Drivers
By John w. Stepp

A Capital Transit official to-
day declared that if the COM
pany were to try hiring Negro
streetcar and bus operators a
work stoppage would be highly
probable.
j. Godfrey Butler. personnel
and labor relations director,
made the prediction during to-
days session of the extended
transit rate increase hearing.
Mr.. Butler was called to the
witness stand by one of the in
tervenors in the case, DR.. Harry
j. Walker, Negro sociology
professor at Howard University.
Attorney Dorsey Lane, repre-
senting Mr. Walker, spent most
of the morning questioning the
company official on Capital
Transit's reluctance to hire Ne
gro operators. Mr.. Lane was at
tempting to establish that if the
conpany's long-standing racial
bars concerning operators were
dropped, economies could be re-
allied through cutting down the
amount of overtime now regu-
larly accrued.
Mr.. Butler testified that Capt.
tai Transit has no policy of ra-
cial discrimination. 1.-THE COM
pany is not opposed to the hir-
ing of colored people," he said.
1--WE would hire Chinese or In
dians if it would not antagonize
the white operators.
The witness was unable to
explain why the transit COM
pany's operators feel the way
they do. THE attitude of tram
sit drivers in the District is ap-
parently different from the ap-
parent attitude of white transit
employees in a number of other
Cities" he said.
Mr.. Butler told of the COM
pany's effort in 1943 to qualify
a Negro driver. He said that
the company move almost gen.
Grated a complete work stoppage
until the company decided to
call off the experiment. a.,
1t developed during the hear
ing today that Negro Attorney
Louis Paige, who is assisting Mr..
Lane on behalf of the intervenor,
last April filed a job application
as driver with the transit COM
pany in an apparent effort to
raise the racial issue again. The
application is still on file, still
unproceSSed.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
James B. Carrico Held
In Drunk Driving Case

James B. Carrico, 81. former
chairman of the Prince Georges
County Liquor Board, last night
was charged with driving while
drunk and reckless driving by a
Bladensburg town policeman.
Mr.. Carrico posted $1,000 bond
for a hearing in Hyattsville
Police Court September II.
He was arrested by Pvt. Elmer
Thompson of the Bladensburg
police force. Police said Mr..
Carrico's automobile sideswiped
a car operated by Milton c. Con-
don, jr., of the $500 block of Ed
monston road, East Riverdale.
The mishap occurred in the $500
block of Defense highway.
Mr.. Carrico lives at 1903 Crest
avenue, Cheverly, and operates
an insurance Office in HyattSville.
He was chairman Of the liquor
board from May, 1851. to May.
1853. He was not reappointed by
Gov. McKeldin after county Re-
publican State Central Commit
tee failed to recommend him for
another two-year term.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Starlight Movies
Playground Film
Proqrom for Tonight

Programs presented by The
Evening Star through the CO.
operation of the District, Airing
ton County, Prince Georges
County, Montgomery County
and Alexandria Recreation De-
partments and the Film Center
of Washington:
Washington, at Dusk.
Gallinger, F and Twenty-sec-
ond streets NV.
Takoma, Fourth and Whittier
streets NV.
Edgewood, Third and Evarts
streets NV.
Benning Recreation Center,
Minnesota avenue between Ben
ming road and Foote street NE.
Thomson, Twelfth and I
streets NV; also talent show
at z pm.
Congress Heights, Savannah
street and Randle place Sc.
Howard, Fourth and w streets
NV.
Happy Hollow, Eighteenth
street and Kalorama road NV
Crummell, Gallaudet and Ken
dali streets NE.
Lincoln, Sixth and L streets
Sc.
Montgomery County, $3.50 PM.
Rock Creek, East Leland street
and Beach drive, Chevy Chase.
North Four Corners, Old Bla-
densburg road. Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Tdkoma Park
Acts 10 Avoid
Icebox Deaths
City Council Outlaws
Abandoned Coolers
To Prevent Tragedies

The Takoma Park City Coun-
Gil last night adopted an ordi-
nance to prevent possibility of
children suffocating in aban-
doned refrigerators or ice boxes.
Deaths of children playing in
such, boxes over the Nation in re-
cent weeks caused the Council to
act.
The ordinance makes it I'M
lawful for any one to leave a
refrigerator or other device cap
able of being shut from the out
side and not capable of being
opened from the inside on any
premises other than in a dwell
ing house or a building ordinarily
kept locked when not in the care
of responsible person.
Violators of the measure may
be fined up to $100 or imprisoned
up to go days, or both.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
BY Fronk SortweII, Jr.
Star Stoff Corfespondent

GAITHERSBURG, Md, Aug.
26.-The trend toward farm mod
ernization is obvious here, as the
Montgomery County Fair begins
its second day; but it is gen.
erously mixed with the tradi-
tional.
Loudspeakers blare out the
latest tunes; cows blare out their
classic bellows. Sturdy draft
horses are on hand, but tractors,
automatic corn pickers and SINH
lar machines take up a bigger
portion of the 65-acre fair
grounds.
Small girls give cooking dem
onstrations in spotless, model
kitchens their grandmotherS
might we'll have been lost in.
And instead of the dab of that.
smidgen of this" school of meas
urement, the young ladies have
everything figured out mathe-
matically.
Ten-year-old Deanna Nichols
of Laytonsville mixes up some
French bread batter, telling the
35-person audience with all the
aplomb of Helen Hayes, "You
may use your hands, but I prefer
to use a spoon. because it's kind
of sticky"
In the cake and candy exhibit,
Mrs. Norman B. ! Jacobs, So,
fights a losing battle against the
flies and the human beings gath
cred around looking for samples.
But her associates are preparing
transparent paper and plastic
covers to deter the insects.
The home canned vegetables
look delicious in their mason
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Charges Of Assaults
On Children Heard

A former Navy lieutenant
commander went on trial yester-
day in Silver Spring Police Court
on two charges of indecent as
Saults upon children.
The defendant is Thaddeus w.
(Tom) Boyle, 81, of 6402 Valley
place, Chevy Chase, now an en-
gineer and the father of a s.
year-old son.
Judge Coughlan heard testi-
mony in the two cases yesterday
for nearly five hours. At it's COM
pletion he said he would accept
written briefs on the suficiency
Of warrants used to arrest Boyle.