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FARM AND GARDEN

CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil, bluestone
sludge and grading. Ewes. only
MIR. HARTING, 10. 3-a410. .-31
LANDSCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
-Topsoil. manure. trees: shrubbery
O646 JE. 2-2S43. JE 3-0S7S
AZALEAS, hardy field grown, all
colors and sizes, 75c and up; oper
weekdays and Sundays. 2510 17tf
n. ne.
ing. land Clearing. Free estimates
call UN. 4-S533: nights AP. 7-059S
ELAGSTONE PATI0S, walks. retain
ing walls. cement and stone work
waterprooflng. pipe drainage;. From
house leaders. grading. seeding .ol
sodding. F. MARCUcC1O. Poplai
TOP SOIL that can be handled viii
Q rake and COW manure. Phone ~
$3.50.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS. females, pedi-
greed, Axe. champion bloodline :;
AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL PUPS.
8 wks. old, reg. m. and I. Parti-col.
LA. 6-9323 after pm. a
GERMAN SHEPHERD, reg. excel
pedigree. Active well-marked pups
360S Reservoir I'd. NV. AID. 2
sIAMEsE sEALPOINT KITTENS, q
Eks. old; trained. registered. reas.
IRISH Settlers, 8 males, 8 Wks.,
Axe reg. Reas. LS25. OIL. 6-7s35.
WANTED. home for male. black and
white cat. Householder. co. 5-6024
CANARIES. 2 with cages and stands.
Sing beautifully. Reas. Ii. 7-0679
Toy FOX TERRIER, 8 mos. old
Distemper shot given. S16. Call AP
coCKER SPANIEL. blond male, 81
mo. old. Axe champion bloodlines
Reas. HE. 1860.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, Axe reg,
$40 and $50. 2 males, 3 females
two months old. JU. 9-55l7. %
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

WESTERN SADDLE AND Birdie;
like new: perfect condition; S75.
!. Phone WO. 6-I69O 81
WANTED-3O bushels of good yellow
corn. For sale-a pair Of mules
farm broken, z yrs. old. IA. 7-37S9.
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GEORGETOWN
1913 goth ST. N.

Newly dec. 2-bedrm. apt. with mod
kit. and bath in newly renovated
bldg. SIPS q mo. Occupancy Al I54
Apply LEO M. BERNTEIN. 1415 X
st. NV. NE. S-54O0.
OXON TERRACE APT.
l. 'bedrm.. liy. rm;, dinette, kitchen
bath. S66.25: utils. incl; avail. im-
mediately. Building new. modern
well kept. See manager. 1907 South.
ern ave. Sc. or call Lo. 7-7079.. OF
LO. 7.7103. II
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ROOMS UNFURNisHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

COLORED-RM. AND PVT. KIT,
newly dec. quiet home, 13 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV. RIA. 6-935S.
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CLUB MASON. l726 N. II. ave. NV.
For those seeking the best. De
luxe living in a residential club for
refined ladies and Eentiemen' ,aI,I1s ,',n III
course meals and hotel services. NO.
1910. 3
CONN. AVE. VIC.-Nice attrac. room.
good meals. rec. rm.. Tv. ping pong,
piano. Young people, $12. CO; D.
CALVERT HOUSE. Ao1 1Sth nv
Attrac. sgle.. dble.: selected menus:
switchboard. TV. Ideal location. Il
The John Kilpen Hotel
1910 ASHMEAD PL. NV.
n block of Conn. ave, overlooking
Rock Creek Park Dble. and sgle
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals
rates, $3.50 wk. up. HO. 2-3566
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EARM 3 eARpEN tcent.l

AERATORS FOR RENT tplug re-
Sx'i asS. RENfAR szRSi R0ES6 TooEs Slea Z EagRfP. ~
CO.. JU. 9-6SS1. 81
VIRGIN TOPSOIL, best quality and
quantity. immed. del; lawn renova-
tion. FLEMING LANDSCAPE
SERV. LU. 1-5563. 81
TOP SOIL available in lots of 500
to 10000 Gu. yds. RE. 6-7499. --2
LAWN RENOVATION-Beaut. lawns
don't Just happen; We build them.
FLEMiMING LANDSCAPE SERVICE,
COW MANURE, we'll rotted; $40, Is
huchels; 81 So 10 bushels; "a, D
bu.; DEL; top soil. WA. 1-4593 eyes
YEWS. large compact. spreading and
upright; also arbor vita. forSythia,
white birch. Reas. JU. 9-O.0o. 80
TREE REMOVING, pruning. top
ping. D. c. and Md. Free estimates.
MR.. CLAYTON. Ii. 3-3379 any
TOPsoIL. % hu. $40: fli-in dirt,
no. II By: g:,SSi. ssj delivered uN' 4-oo'o'
LAWNS, cut reasonable: own power
mower. REID BROS. Gaithersburs
ROTOTILLER with attach, Al cond..
$3.50, Call ewes. after z, KE. s.
VERY Fry COON. RICH ToPsoIL. for
lawns and greenhouses: very reason
able 10. S-4933. -l2
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APTS FURNlsHED-D. c.
GARDEN APIS, Sc.

2 and 3--bedrm. furn. apts. Conven.
to transp.. shopping. schools. LU.
2-6100. Il
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STEEL

We have q large stock o. steel beams,
and angle irons in all sizes
WE WILL CUT TO SIZE
ACE WRECKING co.
4OO2 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LU. 4-0500
GTENOTYPE MACHINE-New condi-
tion. complete instruction book; best
offer. EN-. 2-3464. 80
STOVE. Tappan gas; yr. old; fine
condition; bargain. See TODD
Westchester Apis. II
TELEVISION SALE
WE BEAT. ALL DISCOUNT PRICES
ERAND-NEW 1854 FAMOUS MAKES
AIMCO TV SALES
S143 N. Washington Blvd.
Arlington, Va. ia. S-7S01, IA. $500
TRADITIONAL CARVED CHAIR, i'm
postsd from Vienna, $50. Call EN-.
TRUMPET. (Bachl trombone. cornet:
$50 to $50. OWNER, Dunkirk g.
nv, 1854 21" Muntz console; per-
feet f6eet cond.; $100. XII. $4,000. Ext.
nv; 17-in. MotorOla. repossessed;
take up payments. DI. 7-0320. ii
TV-RADlO-PHONO COMB. Stromberg-
Carlson; Chinese classic style, 12la"
screen AM-FM. Best offer. Wo
TYPEWRITERS - Rented. repaired
bought. sold; all makes. Stenotypes
Mr.. Erskine. BOYD SCHOOL, cor
r4pE%p.TRss rT4 anS 18th MA; As S-2349; ;M4iu, n
Royal, Smith-Corona, Und.. Olympia
ree home DEM; $1.50 wk. d. e.
UNIFORM, Navy Chief, khaki, all
wool garbardine.. include cap. size
WASHERS. 3 late model automatics.
unclaimed in storage: $50 to 500
delivered and guaranteed. 732 5th
ST. NV, 10. 2-3330. Il
late model washer. $50; must sell
VIII deliver. ST. 3-l2l6. 81
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ROOMS FuRN.-Mp. 8 VA.
LARGE ROOMS, conveniently To-
Gated: new home. Call IA. S-3594
SILVER SPRING--Nice cool rm. fol
gentleman; priyils. JU. 9-7396. --3I
kit. in large, beautiful pvt. home
Tennis court. OIL. 4-6603 -
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W.

CAPITOL HILL. ODD. House once
rms. for men. Ii. 3-2913, after 8
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CARLTON HOUSE
GOOD HOPE HILLS
THE STATE HOUSE
2122 MASS, AVE. NV.

Available for immediate and future
Occupancy; luxury-type, air-condi-
toned, 2-bedroom apts.. S17O; l.
bedroom aptS.. Sl15-Slo7. so; enc.
apts., SSI .25-S91.25. This choice
location offers secretarial service.
garage, valet service. See resident
mgr. on premises. HU. 3-4646. 30
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BEDROOM-ALL HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE WANTED
CALL UNTIL z PM. EN-. 2-6677
GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum
discarded Jewelry. We pay cash.
A KAHN INC.
90 YEARS AT ga z ST. NV.
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ANTIQUES

Furniture. bric-a-brac. china, glass
ware. Oriental art objects. jewelry
rugs, silverware. paintings, por-
traits; highest cash prices paid. Cal
MURRAY, ia. 9-3333.
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: MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE CHINA, furniture. full con.
tents or odd pieces. refgrs.. stoves
wash. machs.. TVS. Closed Mondays
Sc. FURN. CO., 210 7th st. Sc
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture. silverWare, jewelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY quan-
tity. Call LOUIS SEGAL. IA. 2-5333
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ANTIQUES WANTED
eilverware. any cond.. jewelry. bric-
a-brac. 1888 Wis. ave. D. KRUP-
SAW MILESTONE, NO. 10000.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. storage
IA. 9-2931; evenings. RA. 3-1416
2Oo
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ANTIQUES

DO not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china glass. furniture. etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2127 RA. 3-760S
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AMPLIFYNG SYSTEMS for audi
torium or field. $40 up: tape re-
corders. SIS wk.. also sound truck
equipment. CO. 5-4445. 80
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. tcons. J
1909 =. !; AVE: N;My.ls ~; ia !. s.e. aHd . = I
EERT Q42 Eye st. Ma A.7a63

1909 n. l.. AVE. NV, 2 and 3
FERT. S42 Eye st.. Ma. s-7s63;
l AND 2 BEDRM. APIS. hotel rms.
tiUn aSalla01s Can N EN- NOD Ids sslSs NV sec
APT. E BLDG. sc Sosi IiIOS Il st. Sc. AT.
$66.60 mo. Ii 8-o6O4. 81
1901 18th ST; N.W;-Entire End 4 !,
liv. rm;, bedrm;; kit; Tefgr.; $5s
7Is m0 KESNEbY insl atls- 81 FA Ss794 81 .rm
kit. bath apt. for quiet couple;
44O8 TEXAS AVE. Sci .bedrm
apt, $74. Incl. utils.: immed. occu-
5sn psney; yrrSss ssll Lp; LpvF Fl-1sIl. o.n.dru
cupancy Call LU. 1-192I.
I624-26 2sth ST. Sci bedrm., liv.
rm., kit. and bath; $50 and $50 80.
Nr. transp. LU. 4-7491, LU. 2-0807.
CHARLES c. CONNER. RE. 7-3216
NEW ARPARTMENTs-seo plus hea,
and utilities. 400 Chaplin st. Sc,
bath. Wash, and stor. fac. avail
LU. 4;74g1, LIZ; 2-osO7: CHARLES
e e. GOMEZ on s Re- 51S21S; 5n. n..; si Ind
bath. LU. 4-749i. LU: 2-OSo7.
CHARLES C. CONNER. RE. 7-32l6.
17O4 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely 2-bed-
eRe. FM aDa snd saa.. sa6 n DE- csils ss442 AR 43zl4
8O9-II OTIS PL. N.W.-Available
now. Bedrm.. liv. rm.. dinette, kit.
and bath; in modern apt. bldg. IN
very convenient neighborhood; rent,
$71.6O (all utils. incl. Apt. 3
able May l. See janitor on premises
1874 PARK RID. N.W.-3 rooms and
bath: ,3rd A.; clean, light. airy;
SECTION, 1.-THE Warwick
1901 Idaho ave. n.w.-1-bedrm. apt.
avail. May 1. Excel. transp. and
shopping facilities. Sun deck.
Switchboard service, elevator bldg.
Call EN-. $1,000 for appointment.
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

1888 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswom
Sgle and dble. rms. Clean. beaut.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Chamber Backs
SIum Clearance
For Alexandra

Alexandria's ontrov ersial
slum-clearance and commercial
redevelopment project had the
backing of the city's Chamber
of Commerce today after mem
bers voted 1876 to 100 to
indroSe it.
David c. Book. the chambers
business manager, said results
Of the poll will be sent to the
Housing Committee Of the City
Council, which is preparing a
Recommendation on the project
for the full council.
The council will vote June 8
on the 6.3-acre project. Under
the plan. formulated by the Alex
andria Redevelopment and Hous-
ing Authority, the agency would
buy up properties in the area
bounded by Payne, Peyton,
Prince and Duke streets, clear
the land and resell it to CONNER
cial developers for a huge shop
ping center.
The chambers TOO members
were polled by mail. Mr.. Book
said, after its 15-man Board Of
Directors, which normally acts
between membership meetings.
declined to take a stand on the
redevelopment plan.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
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Report Of Grand Jury
On bea|| Likely Today
Special Dispateh 10 The Ssor

PORTSMOUTH, Ohio, MAY
21.-Scioto County Prosecutor
William H. Harsha. jr., said he
expected a report today from a
grand jury investigating alleged
shortages at Portsmouth General
Hospital.
Mr.. Harsha said the jury has
about completed its investigation
and should be able to make its
report unless it decides that
further questioning of witnesses
is necessary.
Former City Manager Edward
T. Beall and Miss Nadine Pierce
his secretary while he was man.
ager here. returned here yester-
day after voluntarily taking lie
detector tests at the State Bureau
OF Criminal Investigation in
London, Ohio. Mr.. Harsha de-
clined to comment on the results
of the tests.
Mr.. Beall is now on leave
without pay as county manager
of Montgomery County. Md. He
appeared before the grand jury
at his own request.
Mr.. Beall and Miss Pierce
were named in findings for re-
covery totaling $2,457 returned
by State examiners.
Evening star., 1954-05-21

10 Democrats in Prince Georges County
Seek Nominations to House of Delegates

moved to the county 3R years
ago. He is on furlough from the
Pennsylvania Railroad. He is
treasurer of the North Forest
vile Citizens Association and of
the Glen Isle Citizens Associa-
ton in the summer resort area
on the South River. near An
napoliS.
Lansdale G. Sasscer, jr. tcom-
mittee-indorSed) An attorney,
q, and son of former Represen-
tative SaSScer.
A partner with his father in
the county law firm of Sasscer,
Clagett and Powers. Mr.. Sasscer
is a graduate of the University
of Virginia and the University of
Maryland Law School.
His entire life has been spent
in the Upper Marlboro area, he
is a director of the Young Demo-
Gratis. He is single and lives with
his family. From 1914 to 1916, he
was a seaman in the Coast
Guard.
Carlton r. Sickles COMMITTEE
indorsed) - another attorney,
who spent 31a years as an Army
infantry officer in China during
World War; II and who was re-
called for II months duty with
the Air Force here during the
Korean campaign. He now is a
major in the reserves.
He is 80 years old. married,
and has a daughter, 4. He lives
/ at 1903 Quebec street, Langley
Park, and has been a county
resident for four years. He is a
graduate of Roosevelt High
School, Georgetown University
and its law school.
He was the first president of
the West Hampshire Civic Asso-
citation in 1851 and was renamed
again this year. He also is a
delegate to the county civic fed
Grafton.
Percy o. Wilkinson Commit
tee-indorsed) - An incumbent
who is seeking reelection for
his fourth term in the House
of Delegates. Since 1916, he has
been speaker pro tie moi the
House.
He is an insurance broker in
Hyattsville, and formerly taught
at Mount Rainer High School,
where he also was athletic coach
there. He is married and father
of a son, Is. He lives at 6404
Queens Chapel road, University
Park. ..'.
Mr.. Wilkinson, 40, a graduate
of the University of Maryland,
came to the county 20 years
ago from Maryland's Eastern
Shore. He is president of the
county KiwaniS Club and of the
Young Mems Democratic Club.
He is also a director of the
county chamber of commerce.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
6. 0. P. in Arlington
To Meet Wednesday

Arlington Republicans will
elect a new county chairman,
precinct committeeman and con-
vention delegates at a mass
meeting Wednesday, it was
announced today.
Harlan E. Freeman, chairman
of the Arlington Republican
Executive Committee, said the
meeting will be at 8 pm. in
Stratford Junior High School.
Mr.. Freeman announced he
will not seek reelection as
county chairman. He said the
only candidate that he knows is
Kirkley S. Coulter of 608 South
George Mason drive, chief clerk
of the Senate Interior Committee.
Principal speaker at the mass
meeting will be Representative
Wampler. Republican, of Vir-
ginia'S 9Th district. He will be
introduced by Representative
Broyhill. Republican. of the 10th
district.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Alexandra Mayor
Reveals Willard Plea
For Tax Increases

| Alexandria City Manager Ira
F. Willard recommended tax in
creases and new taxes totalline
about $50O,O00 to the City Coun-
Gil at an executive session last
night. Mayor Marshall Beverley
disclosed today.
Mr.. Beverley said the city
manager revealed that the city
will have a 1903, 900 deficit this
year, adding to the necessity for
a tax increase. Mr.. Willard pro-
posed raising the real estate tax
rate from $2.75 to $3.50. a 10 per
cent tax on telephone bills. ex-
tension of the business license
tax to builders and developers,
and q new tax of 81 per 500 of
gross receipts from renting real
estate.
The Mayor said he was reveal
ing the information in accord
ance with his policy on executive
sessions. He said Mr.. Willard
told the council the $303, 900 def
cit resulted from overestimating
receipts from the real estate and
business taxes and building per-
mits. Mr.. willard was out OF
town and unavailable for COM
ment. @
81 am definitely opposed to any
new taxes or increase in taxes,
Mr. Beverley declared. He said
he favors the mo. / budget" pre-
sented by Mr.. Willard, which is
considerably lower than the ST.
sos, 200 mo. 2 budget" recon-
mended by Mr.. Willard.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Burning Dress Injuries
Marine Officer S DAUGHTER

A Marine officers daughter was
in fair condition at Bethesda
Naval Hospital today with burns
suffered when her dress caught
fire in a kitchen accident in an
apartment near her home.
The child, Pamela ElmS. 9. is
the daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
Harry D. Elms of 1912 South Tay-
lor street. Bancroft Apartments,
Arlington.
Mrs. Elms took her daughter
to Arlington Hospital in a taxi
cab. Today. the child was trans.
ferred to Bethesda.
Evening star., 1954-05-21

the Southern Prince Georges
County Board of Trade. He is
married and has a daughter, 8.
Hervey G.. Machen Commit
tee-indorsed = Hyattsville law
yer who was assistant States at
torney for the county from 1947
to 1851. He also has been city
attorney in Hyattsville since 1851
and town attorney for Cheverly
since 1947. He is 81 years old,
married and the father of five
children. He is a graduate Of
Hyattsville High School and
Southeastern University Law
School.
Mr.. Machen is first vice presi-
dent of the Young Democrats of
Maryland and is president of a
similar group within the county.
He also is president of the Hy-
attsville Professional and BuSi-
nessmen's Association, and for
the past two years has served
as an appointed member Of the
county State Central Commit
tee.
He is an Army veteran and is
past commander of Snyder
Farmer-Butler American Legion
Post. Hyattsville.
william ]. Millar, jr.-A candi-
date for both the House of Dele
gates and the Democratic State
Central Committee. He likewise
is among the unindorsed candi-
dates in the latter race.
Mr.. Millar, AZ, is Prince
Georges campaign manager for
George P. Mahoney in his bid for
the Democratic nomination for
Governor. He lives in Beltsville.
A native Of the District, Mr..
Millar has lived in the county 18
years. He received a law degree
from Washington College Of Law
and later studied accountancy at
Benjamin Franklin University.
He also has been in the real es-
tate and insurance business and
works at night as a newspaper
printer.
C. Philip Nichols Committee
indorse6-The 31-year-old oper-
ator of the Laurel Realty Co., he
is a lifelong resident of that
community. His father. Roland
l.. Nichols. was a candidate for
the same Office four years ago,
but failed to win in the primary
He has been a member of the
Laurel Town Council for the past
two years and is president of the
Laurel Kiwanis Club.
He is married and has three
children.
Eugene r.. O'Brien--Two weeks
from now, this 33-year-old can
didate will receive a degree from
the University of Maryland. He
has specialized in political SCI
ence and hopes to put to practical
use the knowledge he has OBJ
tanned. The graduation June 5
will be the climax to quest for
education which twice was in
terrupted by service in the Navy,
four years in World War II and
Is months during the Korean
conflict. He was a chief petty
officer.
Mr.. O'Brien, married and the
father Of a 9-year-old son, lives
at $500 Boones lane in Forest
vile and works part time on a
dry cleaning route there. He is
q native of Washington who
Evening star., 1954-05-21
Nearby MaryIanders Sue
To Void C1C Fare Boost

Two nearby Maryland organi-
cations and four individuals yes
terday asked the U. s. District
Court for the District Of Colum-
bia to void a fare increase
granted the Capital Transit Co.
last January.
The suit, an appeal from an
order of the Public Utilities
Commission. termed the increase
unfair and discriminatory"
Complainants in the action
are Allied Civic Groups. Inc. Of
Silver Spring; Prince Georges
County Civic Federation, Inc,
George Spiegel, 723 Northampton
drive. Silver Spring; Fred w.
Cast, 10 Cheverly Circle. Chever-
ly. Md. and Phillip Marcus. 2020
Henderson avenue. Wheaton, Md.
Evening star., 1954-05-21


bear the backing of the party's
Central Committee for the
county:
John C. Deck, ira 40-year-
old Cheverly resident making
his first bid for public Office. A
tax consultant now with Offices
in Hyattsville, Mr.. Deck has
served as a party precinct worker
in BladenSburg Election District
and currently is first vice presi-
dent of the Byrd-for- Governor
Club there.
"A native OF washington, he
moved to the county in 1928 and
attended Hyattsville High School
before earning an accountancy
degree from BENJAMIN Franklin
University. He also took post
graduate work at Catholic Uni
versity. From 1888 to 1945, he
worked at the Washington Navy
Yard as production manager of
its optical shop. From then until
1948. he was an accountant and
auditor for the Internal Revenue
Service.
Mr.. Deck is a former secretary
Of the Prince Georges Chamber
Of Commerce and now is one of
its directors. He is married, a
father Of three children and lives
at IS Cheverly Circle.
H. Malone Dresbach-An at
torney who came to the county
over 10 years ago by way Of
Washington and his native State
Of Kansas. is also making his
political debut. He lives at $500
Annapolis road, Lanham.
Now 40, Mr.. Dresbach is a
graduate of Hutchinson (Kans.)
Junior College and National Uni
versity Law School. He is mar
ried and father of two children.
Ernest A. LOveless, jr. (com-
mittee-indorsed - Another at
torney who, except for a two
month period when he was re-
placed by a Republican, has
served as legal counsel for the
county Liquor Board since Oc-
tober, 1949. He is a lifelong resi-
dent of the county and lives in
Clinton.
Mr.. Loveless was graduated
from Surrattsville Elementary
and High Schools, the University
of Maryland and George WASH
ington University Law School.
His education was interrupted by
a 32-month hitch in the Navy,
where he rose from enlisted man
to lieutenant.
Besides his law practice. he
is one of the organizers and an
officer of the Associated Title Co.
of Maryland. Inc. He is vice
president of the Clinton Lions
Club, q trustee of the j. Paul
Duke Post, Veterans Of Foreign
Wars, and recording secretary Of
Evening star., 1954-05-21
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