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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEX. x.-BELyoIR AREA-4Hs bedrms;;
h.-w.h.. 2-car garage Full price for
quick sale; $l7.950:; reasonable
4-4677; JE. JE $3.50. -lS
ARLINGTON BRICK RAMBLER-3
bedrms., 2 baths. SEPARATE dining
bsmt. Big. big lot. Vacant. Immeo-
DOWN! W. FRANK CANEY, INC,
1880 Wilson blvd.. JA. 5-6l61. IL
LYON VILLAGE"-Charmi 3-bed-
room. 2-bath Cape Cod home. on
large corner lot; attractiyely land
scaped bedrooms and bath on the
and storage room on the Secon,
floor. i13x20) living room with fire.
place and door to screened porch
and brick terrace; family dinins
room; full basement with half bath;
detached ga:ase; very convenient
walking distance to excellent trans
portatiUn; Clarendon shopping cen
ter. parochial and public schools
Owner transferred. Possession Isl
week in Dscem6er; STn cS 81; So, 800
tors tors and insurers Exci1s1Ee AGENTS
BY e1 1oWNER NFNSis stone So mansion-type
residence; bedrooms. baths, ex-
tremely large screened. porch. gear
attached garage, full basement. Sc
fHdfa sa in Nesr East schoo cs5 sheps
bus. Price, S3i $50. with S24 500
trust. JE. 4-2S65. ."
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Three-be d.
rm. Colonial; I'm. recr. rm.; immed.
occupancy; $500 cash. JE. 4-35S3.
20 ACRES; springs and streams.
Beautiful mod. home. de luxe kit.
Barn. owner will sacrifice. Cen
erous terms or trade. GAERTNER
e. ADAMS, IA. 2-0640. -21
BY OWNER-Excellent loc.. o-bedrm:
h;-w;h; Immed; possession. SSla,64q9o
ii:SSS55oo $is,S5o- Four-bedrm. bungalow;
close to Hechts shopping; full bsmt..
separate dining area: oil INV h.
low down payment. TINkLE PROP
ERTIEs. JA. 2-23s1. JA. 1925.
S15,OOO-close in, brick: ? stories
deep lot; fireplace; located con-
venient to shopping. transp.; reason
PROPERTIES PPRSo9PPEER ia. s-2SSl. 90 IA
SI5,05O-Brick rambler; only 3 yrs.
old: . nice size bedrms.. din. rm.,
,NkI qtiitz rp psopETT,Ss 0g sash IA DaymssRit SE@ssi
sill i,6OO-New 3-bedrm. rambler;
only 10es down GI: . baths, f1repl.,
full dry bsmt with outside entrance
blk. to schools. all city con-
veniences: only 90 min. to Penta-
o-23S1. IA. 1896. go
JUNIOR ESTATE-Owner transferred.
81. .500-S2. 900 down; priced at
Sl5,500 Owner is taking loss, but
says sell! Excellent 4Aec financ-
ing can be assumed, balance less
than rent. Immaculate year-oid
rambler. on level wooded. board
fenced a-acre lot, amongst. lovely
surrounding homes, Large llv. rm:
with firepl., sep. din. rm., . twin
bedrmS.. lS-ft de luxe all-elec. kit:
SCREENED PORCH; det. garage.
Call METZLER-Va. office. ia.
5-1575 til 9 pm.
4 BEDRMS., g BATHS-Priced to sell.
Located in lovely Va. Forest, Large'
level, wooded lot: spacious, liv: rm.
sep. din. area. Bsmt. With outside
entr. ASSUME PRESENT LARGE
A. LOAN. For details call METZ
LER-Va. ONCE, IA. 5-7575.
ARLINGTON. North-S-rm. Colonial;
Country Club Hills: 1900.
Also six-room rambler, S"6 300.
OWNER, ia. 1884 -
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$500 DOWN

- 5-rm. bungalow,
only 2 blks. from jr. high school.
Bsmt., oil h.-w.h., aluminium storm
windows and screens; lge. lot. Only
S10.500: Vacant; immed, psS poSS'
WA 7-13S4 -lS
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WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICE for
good house direct from owner. In
mediate response. DU. 7-245l.
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800 10th ST. S.E.-Suitable for dry
cleaning business; app. 19x25; steam
heat, plate-glass window; reas. rent.
Call ME- 2-54OO
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S1O M DOWN

One to > acres. Only S195 per acre.
Easy mo. payments. Crescent S56-J
or Vienna 39i M. 10
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AURORA HILLS

A rare oppor. to buy into this much
in-demand, close-in area at low
price. 13x25 liv. rm. with fireplace,
twin-bed rms. tiled bath. full bsmt
and 26-ft. screened porch. You'll
love the level lot with huge shade
trees. Walk to everything.
JUST REDUCED TO S15,950
So. 900 down. Balance. S11O per mo.
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
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FARMS tcont.)
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR SALE

PERSIMMON TREE RID. AREA-An
acre lot, cleared largely level in
fine residential area. Price, $500.
INEz CUsHARD. Realtor, EN-.
1-ACRE HoMEsITEs, near Manor
Club Estates. $1,000; terms to suit
you. Call 10. 5-2S0O till . pm.
HUGGINS g. HARRISON, INC. ..
BURNINGTREE ESTATES-Building
ss srsdleS H bd oSe BTsdey euS Svd dres m e.
from Wis. ave. to our signs oppos te
Bethesda Country Club. To inspect
or for descriptive folder. call ROB-
INSoN ms REAL 3oE ESTATE Ju. 7-1ilz.
bids sites. in the ,ColeSville. area Of
Silver Spring. :! blks. to school and
recreation center. New hard surface
road. Out Colesville. I'd, 4 mi. from
Four Corners. Desirable homesites
ss, avail To inspect Ss1 or for Sdescript!ys
TATE, JU. 7-7l17; ewes. JU. S-39l2.
BUILDERS recorded lots, KEN
sington, Md. ready TO go. nj utilities
vG vaHsilable; L0; 5-44s4, week days;
shopping center or service station;
REALTY, XII. $685.; eyes TIE.
BENNETT AVE. NEAR U ST. s.E.--
G0Xl00; sewer and water in;
S1,300; terms. BUSADA REALTY
CO. AIS Southern ave. s.e. 10.
RAMBLER sITE-one or . acres;
close-in Silver Spring; lovely view;
easy terms. BERN ARD T. BROSIUS,
JU. 9-0420. y
MISUNDERSTANDING AZ prime
acres, 10 minutes from Chevy Chase
Circle; priced for immediate sale.
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AUTO REPAIR SHOP. Garage with
space for 2 cars in rear. 1456
chTTeh St; nn;Nwy,1,,s nv, nm, co7p
1912 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6400
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CHURCHES FOR SALE
CHURCH

Here is an excellent opportunity for
a small congregation to purchase a
well-built and fully equipped church
ideally located in the heart of Chevy
Chase, D. c. The present church
group is expanding and moving to
larger quarters. Price, $4,000. This
is well below reproduction costs and
a real investment. Inspection by
appt. only. w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
3-6fOO It'll @ pm.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

LYON VILLAGE, $17,150
Very large bungalow with finished
rm. on Ind fl. All h.-w.h. with full
bsmt. Very large rms. Just recondi-
toned. Very reasonable terms.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. s-27s3
-11
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$3.50 CIVILIAN-GI
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD
$40 20 PER MO.

l3 Larches court. Morningside; a
old. perfect cond., storm windows,
refsr., etc. Acc first trust. Huge
lot Vacant Possession 10 days.
Mp COY PIE r-lG22
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.,
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON REALTY
ARLINGTON
"CT,ARENDON"

"CLARENDON"
A lovely older home with old-time
room sizes. Close to everything. but
still quiet and settled. Liv. rm.,
din. rm, 3 bedrmS.. modern kit,
foyer and large porches. Ideal for
those who are Stified by small
rms. Call for details.
ARLINGTON REALTY
MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR
o212 Wilson Blvd. JA. G-9300
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ECONOMY MTNDED2

A modest budget will allow you to
own this home! 2 twin-Size bedrms.
large liv. rms. mod. kit, bsrnt !;
large fenced lot. $l2.750. Terms.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. 5-1570. Ewes, LO. 5-24S5.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Gross NV Palm With S12

Once in a lifetime! Move right in.
$S6.25 mo- incl. taxes. insurance,
! principal and interest. Phone now!
/ f22 list ave. Miss Dillon. COX d
/ co lin hok
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MOST UNUSUAL
Rambler Bargain

RAMBLER, CUSTOM BUILT by a
WIrE WHO KNEW WHAT SHE
perfection Liv. rm.. a3x14. with
heatolater, firepl.. with an ever
sized din. rm.. adjoining. The kit.
is deliPht to the eye with a break
fast nook, desk, double-oven stove.
disposal, exhaust ian and many
cabinets. II also has a deep freeze,
washing machine. Glass and screen
porch. 3 bedrms. and Ia baths
Garage with plenty of storage makes
this the most, attrac., ramblec on
the market today. Only :! yrs. old
and offered for 20rt less tnan to-
days replacement cost.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
RealtnrS q I'll q LA c-GIR1
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ARLINGTON
S16,750
3-REDRM RRK RAMBLER

Only :! years old, on lge. level lot in
the beautiful Stoneleigh section OF
conv N. Arlington. All elec. kit. incl.
dishwasher and disposal; full bSmt
with recr. rm. space ana bath
roughed-in; conv. to school and bus.
Terms are flexible. Call JA. 7-6161
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-04

HALE AND HEARTY. The
Rev. James E. Smith. l04-
year-old preacher here for
the week, was the guest of
the St. Lukes Tabernacle
CINE Church Tuesday night.
He was brought to the COM
munity by the Rev. Joseph
). Turner, pastor of St.
Luke 5 Church. Rev. Smith
has been an invalid much of
his life but atill travels from
his Carbondale hong on his
religious mission.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-04
ILLINOIS NEWS
RECENT HAPPENINGS

Mr.. Harvey Ross OF North
Wright st. was dinner host on
his birthday to the following
friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Spears
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Snow
Of Muskegon, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs.
Loni Williams, Mrs. Effie Payne
and Mrs. Texieanna Bowyer. Gifts
were presented.
Mrs. lola Bowden formerly OF
Bloomington Is visiting daughter
in Detroit, Mich.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-04

SISTERS AT BEDSIDE

Mrs. Ethel Parrett, Mrs. Har-
riet Taylor and Mrs. Margaret
Leghorn of Centralia was at the
bedside Of their brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Anderson.
Mr.. Anderson convalescing in
Burnham hospital; Mrs. Anderson
doing fine at home.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-11-04
BREAKFAST GUEST

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Nelson, Sr,
inotored to Danville Sunday to the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Eunice
Labaside, to breakfast with her
cousins, Prof. Arthur Chayis and
sister, Mrs. Clara Carter Of Zenia
Ohio.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
ando|ph-kacon Schools
To Be Run Separately
BY the Assecioted Press

RICHMOND, Va, April IL
Separate administrations are
being set up for the States three
Methodist sponsored schools
bearing the name Randolph
Macon.
The board of trustees of Ran
dolph-Macon College, which has
also administered Randolph
Macon Woman's College and
Randolph-Macon Academy since
their founding, decided yesterday
to sever these controls.
more economical administra-
ton" should result from the new
setup, Board Chairman James
Mullen commented Of Rich
mond after the board meeting.
Each institution will now have
a board devoted solely to its
interests and conversant to its
needs" he added.
Ties between the three in
stitution and the Virginia con-
ference of the Methodist Church
will continue under the reor-
ganization.
Mr.. Mullen said he would hold
the chairmanships of the two
college boards while John H.
Rosenberg of Winchester would
be chairman for the academy.
The three boards will be formal
ly reorganized at their June
meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Anti.vandaI Group
Adopts APPOINT Plan

The new Anti-Vandalism
Committee of Montgomery and
Prince Georges County citizens
has adopted a four-point pro-
gram in it's drive against juve-
nile delinquency.
Twenty-Five representatives of
citizen groups, police, teachers,
students and clergy met at the
Langley Park Hot Shoppe yester-
day to complete their organiza-
ton.
The program offered by David
Ginsburg, an official of the Sid
ney Lust Theater chain, would:
/. Set up increased and more
diversified recreation programs
for young people.
2. Secure more recreational
facilities through the aid of
business and other organizations
and coordinate the programs
already in existence. ..
8. Educate children to respect
the property of others.
4. Conduct an intensive pub
licity program for adults to en-
courage them to channel youth
full energy into worthwhile &C
tivities.
Judge Alfred Moves, chairman
of the organization committee,
presided and set the next meet
ing date for May l at the same
| place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Arlington Group Offers
Teaching Scholarship

The Arlington Education AS
ISOLATION has established a 5000
scholarship to be awarded each
year to a high school senior plan
ming a teaching career.
The association announced
that genuine interest in the
teaching profession, citizenship,
ability and financial need will
be considered in granting the
award.
Candidates who apply will be
reviewed by a committee of
teachers and guidance personnel.
The association said the teach
er shortage and the decrease in
students training for teaching
careers prompted creation of the
fund. The first award will be
made at the end of this school
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
DR.. Lyon S Daughter
Is Sued for Divorce

A divorce suit was filed in
Montgomery County Circuit
Court yesterday against Mrs.
Elizabeth Lyon Kelley. adopted
daughter of a prominent WASH
ington heart specialist, DR.. James
A. Lyon.
Mrs. Kelley's husband is Harry
Homer Kelley. former boxer. His
suit asks a limited divorce,
charging she left him last April
20 while they were living at DR..
Lyons estate, Glenview Farm.
in upper Montgomery County.
The suit states that her last
known address was Miami.
The couple was married June
81, 1947 in Jacksonville, Ind.
according to the suit. That was
six weeks after the death of Mrs.
Kelley's first husband, Theodore
Deutsch who shot and killed
himself in a Chicago hotel.
Kelley now is employed as q
bellhop at the Woodner Apart
mentS. He lives on Jamestown
road near Rockville.
DR.. Lyon and his daughter
once were estranged. They were
reconciled about a year ago dur
ing a court fight to break will
of the late Mrs. Lyon, who left
most of her $750,000 estate in
trust for Mrs. Kelley. DR.. Lyon
was cut out of the will. The will
was broken and an earlier one
was recognized. It granted DR..
Lyon about 100000 and Mrs.
Kelley the rest when she reaches
the age of %. She will be %
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
THIS SUNDAYS BEST READING
@be Sunday $tuf

ALL EYES ON KoREAWhout pereepte the
exchange sick and wounded to hove been
reached But this accord between Eost and West will solve the
problem Of Koeo The Of hot problem and the things
the way Of its solution discussed the Editorial
Sections Review Of The Week.
AMI GO HoME-Tho pointed VOLS all Germony.
Red slogan Ami American" Gmon suns But the Com
the only Europe who dislike this country
oele entitled They'll Never Love the u A.. This Week
osozne. the noted Marguerite Higgins. tells why
GUARANTEED ANNUAL WAGe big bottle labor and
expected impending demand BY
onnuu What the prospects? Would such
scheme wreck industry the country from depression? Stor
stoff Writer Jones Newton eonoe the and in the
Sunday Editorial Section.
PROFITS FROM NATIONAL FoRES these doys Of colossal
debt comforting to find broneh Of Government thot mokns
money One such the Forest Service whose story told words
and pictures by So Stot Writer WHEom Meyer and Photographer
Elwood Boke The So Pictorial Mosozine.
HOW TO PREPARE VAL-t toke only simple cooking
produce good veal dishes One Of the tricks don't: Don't bi
Stor Food Editor Violet Faulkner provides complete
porins veal in The Stor Pictorial Magazine
FOR YOUR OF THE WEEK ORDER THE EVE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Revealing Of Plans
For Redeve|opment
| In Alexandra Asked

The Alexandria Retail Mer-
chants Association has called or
the. city's Redevelopment and
Housing Authority to unveil COM
plete plans for proposed COM
mercial redevelopment of ap-
proximately 10 acres in the
downtown area.
The merchants sent a letter to
R. S. Marshall. executive direc-
tor of the housing agency, re-
questing a prompt public an
nouncement giving full details
of how the property is to be &C
quired. how the purchases are to
be financed. and under what con-
ditions the property is to be sold
for private commercial redevel-
opment.
The area designated for COM
mercial redevelop ment is
bounded generally by a line to
the rear of King street, West and
Duke streets and Hooff's Run.
1t was one of two areas the hous-
ing agency recommended for re-
development a year ago. The
other was an area commonly
known as Midtown, in the Semi
nary area, which was recon-
mended for redevelopment as
apartments and homes for Ne
groes. The council killed that
proposal.
Mr.. Marshall said the housing
authority had announced gen.
eral plans for the commercial
redevelopment area a year ago
simultaneously with the Mud
town project. He said the hous-
ing authority now is calculating
cost estimates of acquiring the
10 acres involved and planned to
make a report to City Council
by the end of this month. He
said he thinks this report should
be presented to the council be-
fore it is made public, since the
council must pass on the project
After the redevelopment plan
goes to council for discussion
Mr. Marshall said, the housing
authority plans to hold public
hearings. Then the plan will &C
back to the council for approval
or disapproval before the hous-
ing authority can proceed to ap-
ply for Federal funds to buy the
13 acres.
Once acquired by the housing
authority. the land would be
cleared and resold for CONNER
cial development. The property
now accommodates about 1O(
dwelling units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11

Mrs. Fletcher D. woodward
of the Albemarle Garden Club,
Charlottesville, Va, was the
sweepstakes winner of the third
annual Hunting Greek Garden
Club daffodil show which opened
in Alexandria yesterday.
Mrs. Woodward received a
silver cup from the Hunting
Greek Club. Runner-up for the
sweepstakes prize was Mrs. H. D.
Ludwig of the Garden Club of
Fairfax.
A silver cup for the best DAFT
fodil in the show went to Mrs.
Howard B. Bloomer of the
Garden Club of Alexandria. The
second best bloom was entered by
Mrs. Robert Wheat of the Hunt
ing Greek Club. and the third
by Mrs. E. E. Lawler Of the Belle
Haven Garden Club.
| JSne Gunnell, 10, daughter of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Maryland Car Dealers
Adopt Advertising Code
BY the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. April 1.-THE
Associated Car Dealers of Mary
land last night adopted a code
to be used as a standard for
automobile advertising.
The action came after conten-
lions that some dealers in Balti-
more have been charging excess
Sive finance rates.
Charles R. Miller. president of
the association. said earlier that
only a few dealers are responsible
for the charges of usury and
misleading advertising which
brought a promise of an investi-
cation from the Federal Trade
Commission.
The code follows a suggested
list submitted to the organiza-
ton by the Better Business Bu-
reau and previously agreed to by
the equivalent organization OF
| neW-car dealers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
15C Candidates Seek
Seven Falls Church
City Council Posts

Fifteen candidates are in the
race for the seven seats on the
Falls Church City Council.
That's the way the contest
shaped up as the filing deadline
for the June 6 council election
expired yesterday.
Three candidates are seeking
the office of city attorney, which
will be filled at the same time.
Six of the council candidates
are incum b ents. They are
Mayor Charles E. Kellogg, 1872
East Broad Street; Francis A.
Wagner, 4O1 Sycamore street: w
Raymond Taylor, I'll South
West street; Mrs. Margaret C.
King, 1910 Ellison street; w. AL
vim Tasker, 116 South Oak street
and Samuel E. McCrary, 422 East
Columbia street.
The seventh incumbent. James
Durant, did not file for re-elec-
ton.
The other council candidates
are Elmer L. Blekfeld, 103 West
Westmoreland road: M. Eldon
Colby, los West Cameron street;
Thomas A. O'Halloran, 223, Little
Falls street: Herman L. Fink. 500
Dorchester road; Samuel s. Kite,
205 Grove avenue; Charles c.
Seymour, 100 Seaton lane: G. G
Hilliker, 623 Laura drive; Donald
G. Benn, GOT Poplar drive, and
Mark S. Jones. 208 Grove avenue
The three candidates compel
ing for the Office of city attorney
are LaRue Van Meter, former
town and city attorney from 1916
to 1851; William M. Baskin, who
is the city's substitute trial JUS
tice, and David o. Walter, a JUS
tice Department attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Doffodi Sweepstakes Won
|By Charlottesville Gardener

Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Gunnell OF
Alexandria, won a silver cup for
the best daffodil in the children's
competition.
The silver bowl for the best
arrangement was won by Mrs
Hugh w. Carey of the Neighbor-
hood Garden Club of Arlington
It was a combination of pear
blossoms and white narcissi in. a
black urn with a white Oriental
figurine beside it. The second
best arrangement was made by
members of the Perennial Garden
Club of Washington. One hun
dred and sixteen exhibitors en-
tered flowers and arrangements
in the show.
Alexandria Mayor Marshall j.
Beverley officially opened the
show at 8 pm. yesterday. 1t is
being held at Gadsby's Tavern
and will remain open through 2
pm. Atoday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
Montgomery Press Group
Headed by Radio Official

Joseph L. Brechner, manager
of Radio Station WGAY, is the
new president of the Mont
gomery County Press Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Brechner succeeds Mrs. j.
Reed Bradley, former publisher
of the Bethesda Record. Other
officers elected by the press group
yesterday included:
w. Prescott Allen, vice presi-
dent; Herman l.. Simmons,
treasurer; Chuck Dulane, cor
responding secretary: Elsie White
Haines. recording secretary. and
Phillip j. Austensen, Byron
Sedgewick and Ernie Tanner
members of the board of direc-
tors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-04-11
MARYLAND Man Accused
OF Hitting Driving Teacher

A charge of assault was filed
against Elton r. Marshall. SIS, Of
5120 Crittenden street, Ed
monston, Md. yesterday by
Prince Georges County police
after an alteration in which a
driving teacher showing a pupil
how to park was hit on the head
with a bumper jack.
The instructor, Neal A. Cissel,
SO, of 1922 East-West highway.
Takoma Park. was admitted to
Prince Georges General Hospital
and was to be X-rayed this
morning.
County Police Pvts. John Baze
and John Branzell said Marshall
struck Mr.. Cissel after an argu-
ment over the use of the street
in front Of Marshall's house as
a place to teach parking.
Mrs. Doris Jones, 1905 Somer-
set road, Riverdale, was the
pupil.
Marshall was released under
5000 bond and ordered to appear
in Hyattsville Police Court
April %.