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HOUSES FURNISHED

4 BEDRMs.. baths. auto. gas heat.
bsmt.. attic new kit. mod. furn.,
dishes. linens. silver. Bendix: excel.
transp; 1736 Kenyon st. NV. 10.
ARLINGTON FOREST -. 8 bedrm
brick home, available for January
MALCOLM. Reaitor. IA. 7-So24.. "
wARDMAN PARK AREA - Nicely
furn. 6-bedrm., 2-bath brick home,
incl. washing machine and other
lease; ideal for diplomat. w. B.
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 It'll 8 pm.
ALExANDRIA-Noticel This week
ONLY s-esdrr S5 tS5n. house. $500
GEoRGEToWN@Nc:65Sriming EoRGETooN:5Si e-bedrm.
house; mr., canal; Early american
$3.50. CO. 5-3S22. -3
GEORGETOWN - 8 bedrms.: gar;
steel fenced yd.; schools, transp.,
shopping; ideal for 8 Govt. workers,
hospitals. 5ssS + st. e'' n.W. "sHt s
II MILES FROM WASH.-4-room
cottage, completely furn.; circuist-
ing oil heat; insulated; garbage
disposal, washing machine; large
grove trees. flowers, garden; 500.
Also cottage OF o large rooms, COM
pletely furnished. $50. Phone Gen.
trail S-313E Sc
NORTH ARL.zNicely furn. 6-rm
home: garage: screened porch; full
bSmt,; deep freeze. TV. and many
extras; conv. to schools. bus and
shopping; excel. neighborhood; i'm
mediate occupancy. Will lease. IA.
S-5057. 3
N. ARL1NGTON-Six-r BUNGALOW,
1901 N. Taylor ST.. ia. 2-3319.
n. n. AVE. EXT.-Two bedrms.. liv.
rm., elec. kit: bath; incl. utils.;
SLID mo. HE. 4-S257.. --3
Colonial, very desirable loc.; immed.
SIGLER & CO., Lo. 4-S3S3. HE.
ALEsxxSsssDRIA-s-bedrm. bungalow;
Screensd porch. attic; bsnt., gar;
oil heat; large lot; conv. to transp.
and shopping; 10 min. to Pentagon.
Also can be rented unfurnished;
Teas; rent Call JU. 7-6373. or TU.
GLOVER PARK, aaa4 ssth st. NV,
avail, Feb. L; 3-bedrm. house. 9 in
closed porches;. garage; full bsmt.,
gas heat; ~ blk. bus. OIL. 4-4162.
NORTH ARLNGTON-5 rooms and
bath. plus clubfm.: 15 min. from
Pentagon, 4 blocks from Hecht's.
near Wash. Lee H. S. Occupancy LIST
OF Feb; $3.50 mo. ia. 4-1721.
B
AT,EXANnPTA APEA
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA-RambIer for sale by
painted. lot 55x150. fully turfed;
brick patio. storage for garden tools;
liv. rm. with fireplace; picture win
dows. and dining ell; modern
kitchen; breakfast nook; 3 .dble.
bedrms., 2 baths; radiant gas heat;
36-in. attic exhaust fan: 10 mi.
from center of Washington, near
NH, Naval Hospital. Open for in
spection, sat. and Sun. ] pm. to
5 pm, or BY appt. Call OIL. g.
1888. 5805 Jarvis lane. Price,
BETHESDA-LOCUsT HILLS - Ram
bier. reduced; bedrms., ga baths.
de luxe kit. sep. din. rm., den;
superb ground-leyel recr. rm. BY
COLESVlLLE AREA--Custom-b built
houses; 2 bedrms.; $13, 800. 4 bed
rooms; $15,750. LA. 6-3514. JE.
4-3492. -6
Detached brick, 2
bedrms. and bath on lst floor; Q
bedrms., 2nd floor; full bsmt.; gas
heat. Excellent terms. ROPT. l..
LOWERY. JU. $4,000. Ewes. ia.
sPRING-S12,25O; low down
payment. bal: approx; S100 per mo.
rsp%5lsr; rambler stGTn p2yid T,ndeTs; ,,H ceny 70
INC, JU. 1855 till 0 pm. II
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HOUSES sALE-N.E. Cont. }

$li. 200 Priced for quick sale.
Nearly new. 5-rm:. semidet. brick;
bsmt. gas heat: all white location.
Cash above 4eo trust. ALLEN REAL
ESTATE ia. A-R141
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1913 Dix ct. n.e.-2-rm. BUNGALOW.
5000.
479 L st. s.w.-4-rm. house. $50. so.
RAYMOND r.. RUPERT. 1917 7th
ct. NV. ST. 8-s4S4.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

MUST SELL AT ONCE--5-rm. house.
modern conveniences. large fenced
in yard. near schools and stores. My
interest 81 900 cash, balance S32 so
mo. 4S Elder pl. Indian Head. Md,
Riverside 3-60I3. "A
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These custom built QUALITY homes
ing room with fireplace: dining room,
beautiful electric kitchen; paneled
den; flaRstone patio; 3 excellent
sized bedrooms. 2H2 baths: hoered
useable attic; clubroom. and laun-
dry room in basement: garage.
and priced less than S35.O00.
To reach Out Massa chusetts ave-.
past Ward Circle cat Nebraska ave.
! block to 18th St. right 2 blocks
to Springdale, right to homes.
H. T. RANDOLPH
2137 K ST. NV. RE. 7-2137
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RENT OR BUY

1852 Faraday pl. ne. Corner,
fenced. G rms. powder rm. 1st n.
Rent $40 with option of buying
Assume lge. GI loan. Immed. poss.
LA. 6-9353.
KRETsINdER REALTY LA. 6-149a
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
DEL. Paw

This attractive 2-bedroom, 1-story
home has full basement. automatic
heat and q large corner, fenced
lot. Detached garage. A few min.
utes by bus to WASHINGTON. This 10
worthy Of your inspection. Price.
$14,950.
143 HILTON ST.
Two-bedroom brick Cape Cod, with
dinette. equipped kitchen and tiled
bath. Stairway to unfinished End
floor. Large rear patio. $1,000
cash. Total price. S12,500.
r. L. KANE, INC.
Multiple Listing Realtor.
XII. 9-3013, TIE. 6-2293. TIE. 6-1662
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NEW RAMRT ,ERG
RETTICED SO 45O

.oveiy 8 bedrms., Ia and ga baths.
Wonderful Ilcation, close-in Silver
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OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-5
1903 Wells pkwy., Univ. Park; splen-
did new, 6-lge. .-rni. brick rambler;
expansible attic; bsmt.. built-in
garage: lge. screened porch; firepl.;
elec. kit. Must be seen: very easy
terms. May trade BURTON ~,
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EAST RIVERDALE-3-bedr semi
det. home; 2O-ft. liv. rm.. fenced
1853 1853 deas, ea1s * 9s lss s"es5 'fa't
b.-i. gar; ist d.. bedrm., bath: End
A., bedrms.. bath; $1S.960. Clear.
AGENT, DE. 2-6399. -3
HYATTSVILLE HILLS--Brick. rms.
down, L UP. Bsmt.. porch. garage:
attractive financing. JOHN H.
JOHNSON. WA. 7.5050. ii
LANDOVER HILLS-Vacant 2-bedrm
bganga;, bsmt;; lee. Anehor-fenced \ sho ed
so down q JohN fRefoz. Il JoaasoN. sd2SsS wa w.
UNIV. IH9'o oPARK-FHA app, $4,000;
newly dec. 6-rm. brk.; gar, rec.
rm.. porch; offer considered. JOHN
NEw II w56HNsos oRM sRK. wA H6TsE. 5ISSso 11o7 51st
ave-. Capitol Hts. Nd. viii sell
at wholesale price. Look 1t over
and call MR.. GIBSON. HU. $4,000.
HOME AND INCoME-Three Arm.
units; Ell ha priyase low uDkeeSp, stCne on
3-BEDRM. SEMIDET. BRK.WFenced
yd.; some improvements. Assume
4To CT mortgage. Owner will accept
sSl,OUO On, ana take small Ind
trust. Conv. to Boiling, Andrews and
Naval Rec. Station. House in Brad
bury homes development in Suit
land. Price, $1l,S50. Owner trans
ferred. must sell. 10. S-0929. ls
LARGE HOUSE with income enough
to meet payments. Near transp.
public aad parochial schools. Gar
den and fruit. $1,000 cash, bal
urday and Sunday from 2 to 6 pm.
Call AP. 7-5679. -3
$1,000 DOWN; HOME AND INCOME
Three Arm. apts., all pvt, low
upkeep, stone veneer building; ia
acres OF ground. One blk. to bus.
WA 7.1694 or HO 2-7957 .
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MUST BE SOLD

MUST BE SOLD
SPECIAL-$17,750
Four -bedrm., 2-bath, brick Cape Cod,
in attractive family neighborhood.
Fireplace in liv. rm., separate din.
rm., kitchen with eating space. Full
English style basement with outside
entrance. Driveway, too. Assume
good loan. Call JU. 9-8010.
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT e. INSURANCE co.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-semidet
home in desirable neighborhood 3
bedrms.. full, dry bsmt.; u blk.
from busline, n blk. from gram
mar school, mr.. shopping center
Excellent condition. ST 800 and as
sumo payments. SO Elmira st. s.w,
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YEAR

And next year and next year and
next year a coZy BUNGALOW only 3
Minis. from the Pentagon. close-in in
to school. Yes. bedrms. and bsmt.
and S12,500 Is the very low price.
To veterans. only $3.50 down and
S71 mo. Be sure to see this New
Years special!
Parker, Smith & Donnell
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EAST -bedrm semi
det. home; 2O-ft. liv. rm... fenced
yard. Sale by owner. $4,000;
5000 down; 4e6 1st trust. AP. z
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. Goat. ,
American Univ. Park
4434 Springdale st. NV.

FINEST D. C. LOCATION
Split-Level Brick RamblerS
SELLING FAST. ONLY FEW LEFT
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'ILVER SPRING, Four Corners area.

TWINBROOK, 1Oi5O--Convenient to-
schools. expandable attic, firepl.,
picture window, Youngstown kit:
Ancnor S5sI fence. By OWNER, Lo.
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EVANSVILLE, seth ave.-Det. brk. !;
b.-i. gar; lst A., bedrm., bath; 2nd
A., 4 bedrms.. bath. S1S.950. Clear.
AGENT T1E OR3QQ a
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$3.50 DOWN-Near Falls Church; 2
bedrms., expandable attic, large.
equipped kit, washer. storm win
doWs, insulation. large lot. JE. A.
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SIS, 800 WILL BUY a new 3-bedroom
custom-built, fulI-basement rambler.
near bus. in Kensington. A. j.
kESSINGER & CO.. JU, 9-4544.
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UNIV. PARK-FHA app, $4,000;
newly dec. 6-rm. brk.; gar, rec.
rm.. porch: offer considered. JOHN
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ARLINGT0N-San soda bar.
patent medicine: operate rs 1t is, or
restaurant Cheap rent: 6-year
lease. ia. S-9775: Sum-. JU. 5-6616.
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SILVER sPRING-MoDERN DESIGN
Four bedrms.. baths. one with stall
shower: lir. rm. with firepi; din
rm., all-elec. kit. with breakfast
bar; choice neighborhood; conv. tc
schools. buses, etc; $50, 900. JU
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HILLS--Brick, 5 rms.
own, l UP. Bsmt.. porch, garage:
!ttractiye financing. JOHN II.
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4 BEDRMs.. 2 baths. auto. gas heat,
bsmt.. attic. new kit. mod. furn.,
dishes. linens. silver. Bendix: excel.
transp. 1735 Kenyon st. NV. 10.
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$I,OUO DOWN; HOME AND INCOME
Three Arm. apts., all pvt, low
acres Of ground. One Blk. to bus
WA 7-1ha4 or HQ 2.7A57 .
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PRINcE GEoRcEs COUNTY

INvEsTMENT q INSURANCE co.
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NEW 6-RM. BRK. HOUSE. 11O7 61st
ave-. Capitol Hts. Nd. viii sell
at wholesale price. Look 1t over
and call MR.. GIBSON, HU. $4,000.
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MODERN SERVICE STATION for
ssSs rssasa s@s eeP!ss S4ss
ANNAPOLIS rd.. Cheverly. Md Call
WA, 7-S9g7. bet: z am and 6 pm:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Maryland Seeks Way
To Repay Innocent
Men Who Are Jailed

BALTIMORE. Feb. 13.-If a
man is jailed for a crime he
didn't commit and loses wages
and a promising job because of
it, what will the State do to
help make it up to him?
That is the question Gov. Nc
Keldin has referred to Attorney
General Edward D. E. Rollins in
the case of Clarence j. Apple
man, 81, who was acquitted last
December Of murder charge.
Gov. McKeldin wrote Mr.. APP
pleman's counsel. Milton r.
Rothstein. that he had asked Mr.
Rollins to look into the matter
lin a sincere effort to be of as
sistance. not only to this young
man but to all those in similar
situations"
Mr.. Rothstein said that Mr..
Appleman. whom he described as
"a tragic victim of circum-
stances" lost $1.640 in wages as
well as a promising job during
the five months he was in Jail
awaiting trial.
Mr., Appleman happened to be
with Noel Corkran. 20, last July,
when the latter stabbed the
driver of taxicab in which they
were riding. Both were charged
with murder. and Corkran was
sentenced to 10 years by. Judge
w. Conwell Smith. Mr.. Apple
man was acquitted. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
1000 Marines Graduate
AT Quantico, Hear Holt
By the Associoted Pres.

QUANTICO, Va, Feb. 13.-
Rep. Holt. Republican, of Cali
fornia. a Marine Corps veteran,
told a graduating class of Ma
rine ieutenants today that the
Marines will continue to have a
specialized role in the Nations
defense program.
Mr.. Holt was principal
speaker at graduation cere-
monies of the 25th special basic
class at the Marine base here.
The California Congressman
was a member of the Sd special
basic refresher course here in
January 1851. after which he
saw action in Korea and was
wounded on Thanksgiving Day,
1851. He served in World War
II as an enlisted Marine.
The Marine Corps must
continue to possess super mobil-
ity," Mr.. Holt told the class of
more than 1000. You must
continue to be a highly-trained
and professional fighting team,
ready to strike Immediately at
any enemy anywhere in the
world on short notice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
7 Arlington Students Win
In Theatrical Competition

George Wilson and Yvonne
Andres of Arlington's Washing
ton-Lee High School yesterday
were named winners in the best
presentation" category of a
theatrical competition sponsored
by the Virginia High School
League at Mount Vernon High
School in Fairfax County.
Young Wilson and Miss An
dres will go to Charlottesville
March 20 to compete in the Vir-
ginia Festival. open to Virginia's
six school districts.
Jimmy Goodwin of George
Washington High School. Alex
andria. was adjudged the con-
tests's best individual performer.
Judge was William Callahan.
head Of the drama department
at George Washington Univer-
Sity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

ESQ Tri-State E|ks
Al RiverdaIe ParLey

The Tri-State Elks' Associa-
ton, composed of Elks from
the District. Maryland and Del
aware, is holding it's quarterly
meeting this week end at the
Prince Georges County Elks
Lodge. 6700 Edmonston road, in
Riverdale. Md.
About $50 members are at
tending the two-day session,
which began with a dinner and
dance.
A breakfast will be held from
8 to 1870 am. today at the
Riverdale Lodge. A business
meeting will begin at 1870 am.
and a buffet will be served in
the afternoon, followed by a
dance.
The business meeting will dis
cusS the Tri-State groups sum-
mer camp for boys in Anne
Arundel County near Annapolis.
Louis A. Myers of the Easton
MD Lodge. association chair
man, is presiding. Cal Har-
rington. jr. is chairman of its
boys club committee. Earl J..
Huber. exalted ruler of the Prince
Georges Lodge, is the official
host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Boothe Plans 10 Run
For Alexandra Seat
In Virginia Senate
Alexandria Delegate Armistead

Alexandria Delegate Armistead
L. Boothe yesterday announced
that he definitely" plans to run
for the city's State Senate seat
next year.
Mr.. Boothe said his early an
nouncement was prompted by
published reports that Alex
andria Vice Mayor Leroy S.
Bendheim was thinking about
running. Both are Democrats.
First Time for City.
Next year is the first time
Alexandria will elect a separate
State Senator. The city cur
rently is represented, together
with Fairfax County, Prince Will
liam County and Falls Church,
by State Senator John A. K.
Donovan. Alexandria became a
separate senatorial district
through redistricting.
Mr.. Boothe acknowledged that
the Alexandria State Senate
Democratic primary would not
occur until July, 1955-"and
hope for the sake of the voters
and the candidates that we do
not have to have a campaign for
a year-and-a half"
Bendheim considering" Race.
Mr.. Bendheim so far has stated
only that he was seriously con-
sidering" entering the 1855 State
Senate contest.
Alexandria has been repre-
sented in the House Of Delegates
by MIR. Boothe for the past four
terms.
Having led the fight for re-
districting in 1852 and Having
obtained the separate senator
ship for Alexandria 1 feel that
I have some Justification for
wanting to make a bid for this
office" declared Mr.. Boothe.
He added that he was not the
candidate of any political organi-
cation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

was enough time for an &C
complished campaigner like the
Senator. He defeated George w.
Dorsey ST., in that primary and
then went on to victory in the
general election the following
November.
Before enlisting in the Marine
Corps in World War II, Mr..
GoldStein served a Agar term
in the House of Delegates here
from 1888 to 1912.
He met his wife. Hazel, during
his first term as a Senator.
She was then secretary to the
Senate Finance Committee he
was later to head. They were
married on November %. l947,
and now have two children
Philip, 5, and Louisa. 2. They live
on Chesapeake Bay near Prince
Frederick, where the Senator
was born.
When Mrs. -Goldstein went to
Prince Frederick as the Sena-
tors bride, she not only be-
came his partner in marriage
but his partner in law and BUSH
ness Both are lawyers, the
Senator being a graduate of
Washington College and the IN
iversity of Maryland Law School.
Their partnership also handles
farming, real estate and in
surance interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Young D'AIesandro Asks
Trial Delay Of 9 Months

BALTIMORE. Feb. 13.-Coun-
sci for Franklin D. Roosevelt
D'Alesandro, 20-year-old son of
Baltimore's mayor. yesterday
asked for a nine mouth delay in
his trial on perjury charges.
Joseph Sherbow, former judge
defending young D'Alesandro,
commended there has been so
much publicity about the case
he cannot get a fair trial in Bal
timore now.
Two other reasons were cited
for the long delay.
One is the illness of James H.
(Jack) Pollack, Baltimore politi-
cal leader indicted in connection
with the case on a charge of at
tempting to obstruct justice.
Another prospective witness
was described as expecting a
child soon.
The mayors son is accused of
lying to a jury which acquitted
him in November when he was
charged with raping a 13-year-
old girl. Young D'Alesandro told
the jury he had never seen the
girl before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Mrs. Woods Is Elected
To Board Of St. Johns


ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 13.-Mrs.
Helen Hamilton Woods of 1913
Thirtieth street NV, Washing
ton. today was elected to the
Board of Visitors and Governors
of st. Johns College here. Her
election was announced by Rich
ard D. Weigle. president.
Mrs. Woods is the second
woman to serve on the board in
the history of the 257-year old
college. She is a former deputy
director of the WACS as a lieu
tenant colonel, and was a mem
Der Of the War Departments
general staff during World War
II.
After the war, Mrs. Woods
served as a civilian consultant
to the Secretary of War on par
ents' interests in military train
ing, and later as director of
public liaison for the Economic
Cooperation Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Tax Suspension Bill
Backed by Stuart
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND. Va, Feb. 13.-
State Senator Harry Stuart to-
day gave his full backing to the
Carter bill to suspend Virginia S
automatic tax reduction act for
two years.
The Russell County lawmaker
said fairness demanded That the
Senate Finance Committee ap-
prove the bill so the full Senate
can vote on it.
The Carter bill passed the
House of Delegates last week in
the first major defeat for the
new Stanley administration. The
passage came after the stormiest
debate of the 1854 general as
sembly.
The measure, sponsored by
Delegate Stuart Carter of b.
tetout. would shelve the tax re-
duction act for two years in orr
der to obtain an additional 81
million for education. health
and mental hospital needs.
The money would come from
81 million tentatively earmarked
in the new State budget for tax
cuts under the reduction act.
However, the administration and
the acts sponsor, Senator Harry
F. Byrd. jr. of Winchester, are
bitterly opposed to the two-year
suspension.
The Carter bill is scheduled to
come before the Senate Finance
Committee Tuesday where it
faces almost certain defeat. The
Committee Tuesday where it
of conservative organization"
Democrats,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Country Boy GoIdstein Loses
Friends but Wins Elections
Calvert County
Senator Is Popular
Though Criticized
By q s.oH Correspondent Of Tn. s,or

by Sfo1 correspondent OF Inc Stor
. ANNAPOLIS. Feb. 13.-One
of the best liked and most crit
icized men of the Maryland Leg
islature is Louis L. Goldstein.
Senator from Calvert County.
He's Democratic majority
leader in the Senate and chair
man of the powerful Senate FL
nance Committee. That makes
him big man here.
He's popular because he is
one of the most congenial and
hospitable men in Maryland
public life today. He's a great
believer in what might be called
old Southern courtesies.
He makes enemies, however.
because of his country boy"
philosophy. =
Simple Man From Country.
Mr.. Goldstein makes a great
point of being a simple man
from the country. His enemies
say he carries this to such an
extreme and represents Calvert
County so hard that the rest of
the State suffers.
Mr.. Goldstein wouldn't deny
this. He's also one of the frank
est men in public life today and
a master politician. He knows
that the people of Calvert County
are the ones who sent hip here
and not the voters of Montgom-
cry or Baltimore City or the rest
o. Maryland
Senator Goldstein, who Is 40.
has been State Senator since
1947 and majority leader for
four years.
He was with the Marines in
the Philippines when he filed
as a candidate for the Senate in
the 1916 elections. He recalls
that he was in Manila at the
time and he filed his certificate
of candidacy on a piece Of rice
paper.
He was discharged on May
"a. 1916. just one month be-
fore the primary election. That
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Democrats Call Primary
To Find Rival for Poff
BY the Associoted Press

ROANOKE. Va, Feb. l3.-The
9Th District Democratic Com
mittee today called a primary for
July Is to pick a candidate to
oppose Representative Poff. Re-
publican. of Virginia, in Novem-
Der after rejecting a move to
hold a convention.
Primary candidates-two have
announced so far-have until 90
days before the July election to
file. The announced candidates
are Powell Glass. jr.. Lynchburg
newspaper publisher and grand
son of the late Senator Carter
Glass, Democrat, of Virginia,
and DR.. j. Carl Poindexter,
Salem professor.
Representative Poff is expected
to be nominated without opposi-
ton at a 9Th District Republican
convention here in June, the ex-
act date to be set later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
Christian Palestine Unit
Opens Conference Today

The American Christian Pale
slime Committee will open its
national conference at the Shera-
ton Park Hotel at 8 o'clock to-
night.
Among the speakers at the
3-day meeting, which will be
attended by some 300 delegates
and observers, will be Senators
Ferguson, Republican, of Mich
igan. and Gillette, Democrat, of
Iowa, and Eric Johnston, Presi-
dent Eisenhower's special Am
bassador to the Middle East. Mr..
Johnston will address a lunch
con at pm. tomorrow.
Tuesdays speakers will include
Mrs. Hiram Houghton, assistant
director for Refugees and Migra-
ton, Foreign Operations Admin
istration. She will speak at the
$3.50 am. session.
America, Israel. and the Peo-
pies of the Near East" will be
discussed at $50 pm. Tuesday
by DR.. Maurice N. Eisenrath,
president of the Union of Amer
lean Hebrew Congregations. and
Senators Gillette and Ferguson.