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Evening star., 1955-09-02
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E,

CAPITOL. LIBRARY vIC.-Larse,
sSet eoay trsn, sTn Msa MsEl' service. wee
Sss mo, II. 3:i0e7. -
employed man. AID, .-I655. -
DOUBLE RIM. in nice home. home
psiyilssss rsn.his 1r. aAaGsP transportation: Tea
COLORED-LGE. End fir. front. 50
wk,, home privls.. "a r st. ne.
cOLoRkD-LxRGE CORNER ROOM
rear Bennins shoppins center; home
privils accept child: good transp.
10 downtown. LU. 1-0493. -5
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ROOMS uNEURklsHED

COL0RED-LARGE ROOM. also un-
sons or settled couple. Ii. 7-4632.
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ROOMS fuRN.-Mp. 8 VA


HYATTSVlLIE-Rm. with pvt. bath
In Christian nome: nr. transp. AP.
1888. -
LOVELY. LGE., front rm., new home;
adults: pvt. abth. beaut., high loc.
nr. Pent.: gentleman. No drinking
OF. 4-fg40. "A
ARIINGTON-Larg room. single or
double; all home privils.; girls only.
Close to Pentagon: reas. OF. 1854.
-
LIv. -BEDRM. COMB, with Ink. d.
nette, pvt. Bath: 90 min. from
town; S45, AP. 7-3926. --3
ALEX.-Sele. rm., 1st .flr.. private
home: scmiprivate bath; phone In
rm,: good transp.: man only. QV
ROOM for 1 gentleman; pvt, entr,
and phone. On bus line. e25 N
Jackson st., Arl. IA. 2-7l3S, after
9 pm. ID
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

RooMS. APIS. 10 SHANE
DOWNTOWN-Girl 10 share eficien-
cy apt. with another glrl, reason
able, FE, 3-326s. II
YOUNG MAN will share with an
other man nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
ant, downtown Location: mr., 18th
osn snd g NV $40 ym mo DI; 7-gS,s,; .,l,; "a
share apt. with other girls. >
min. to Navy Annex. Pentagon.
Arl. Hail. IA. 2-5465 after 8 pm.
MAN TO share large 18th ST. apt.
with another man about 30. Refs.
Twin beds. sos. AD. 4.S55S. 3'
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C0IORED-I443 FAIRMONT ST.
NV rm.. kit. and bath; $55
mo. Shown Q to 8 pm. DU.
COLoRED-sEvERAL NICE 2-rm.
apts.: nicely furn.; S55 month:
adults. Keys, 500 Mass. ave. p.e.
p
COLoRED-LGE. BsMT. RIM. and
kit. shopping. fast transp.. pvt.
sntr; 735 Quebec pL NV. "a.
coLoREp--s ROOMS, kitchen and
bath. Utilities furnished. Reason
able. Call Ii. 3-S105. -
cOLoRED-aa GERARD ST. NE.
--Bsmt apt: clean, dry with as
phalt tiled flooring. pvt. entr:,
bath and kitchen; $50 mo. De
coIoRED-a IoRg: Ice. RMS. kit, pvt.
bath; neatly iurn.; 235o Cham
COLORED-I6th AND YOU STS;
NV rooms, share kit. and
bath: S65, incl. utilS. Du: 1-0300
coLoRED
DOWNTOWN-$67.50 MO.
1914 1Ith ST. NV.
newly decorated; S61 so mo, INCL
utils, and ianitor service. See
janitor on premises.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS; l-ma1 $40 per day;
4 Eouj1P, { CO. g.. il IT, orsssi. @ AZ 'ooN
CHAIN SAWS. wall paper steamers.
paint sprayers. electric star drills.
sanders tall kindst, sealers. wakes.
pants. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY
WO t.052S
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GAS RANGES
TABLE TOP, APT. SIZE
RECONDITIONED GUARANTEED
ACE IUNK co.

222O Georsia Ave. NV. HU, LII
GENERAL CERAMIC SUPPLIES,
Gals: !ge. selection Of greenware.
1850 You st. NV. DE. 2-Ss76.
HEATERS. ranges. stoves: new, used
tgas. oil, coal wood. elec.l ACME
sIoyE; 10ll 5tR yyS niT; IA. s-ss52 s5:
pita1 beds. / wheel chair: single
bed. dresser and night table. ia.
fRoNER. Easy, electric: used only
q times: cost $500. will sacrifice.
Call WA, 7-6516. a
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ROOMS WANTED :

WANTED, by o retired Government
man, furnished room In Frederick
City. Maryland. Answer, in writing
only, and sddress Occupant" S4ll
Galveston road, Silver Spring. Nd.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS
OF GEORGETOWN University desire
BurIeith and FoxhaIl Villase. Call
Registrars once. FE, $4,000. be-
tween 0 Am. and 4 Pm, Monday
through Friday
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

MCCLELLAN sCOTTIEs, AKc. per-
sonality plus pups. potential cha mps,
ready for adoption. SP. 3.SS75:
--7
sCoTTIE PUPPIES. 3 females.
Healthy, happy and ready to 20.
Pet and show prospects. All SID
KENNELS. Gath. o4b-R. d
BOXER PUPPIES, . mo. old: fine
Axe reg. pedigree, OIL. 2-116S,
"a
PARAKEETs. breeders. normal, opa-
proven breeders. mostly virgin
birds, q mos to yr., about 30
pairs; best offer or 81 Q pair and
UP. 10. 5-5100. a
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AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
EFFICIENCY APTS.

A recently completed fireproof build
ing beautifully decorated and fur
nished by Dorothy Draper
DAILY RATES REDUCED FOR EX-
TEEHNPPETED TENDED ,sSS oGcuPANSGY AISSY pT99 AZ AZ
WTTH LINEN AND MAID SERVICE.
Secretarial service, sun deck over
looking entire city; amplifier mas
ter television antenna system. ga
rage facilities; IL minis. from
White House.
Your Inspection Invited
Call EN-. 2-8800
Evening star., 1955-09-02
FURNITURE SALE

EUnNI1 I UHE DALE
Tremendous savings for cash on
brand.new hetter-grade bedroom,
dining room and living room. Mod
ern. French Provincial and Early
American In solid cherry and solid
mahogany ETC., from factory close
outs and surplus stock at lowest
offered elsewhere.
Stahler'S Furniture Co.
SIS 18th 81 NV RE. 7-43l0
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ROOMS FWRN.-s.E.-S.W.

AMAZING OFFER--Nicc. lge. rm.
next to bath; almost new furn.i
excel. ibcation. Direct view OF
Capitol. All this at only S26 mo-,
single. u. 6.36e2 or JE. 4-6476.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

DISCOUNT DISCOUNT House
$9s.5O wrought-iron dinette, S54.a5
S129.50 bunk beds eompl. 1885
$3.50 chrome 5-pe. dinette- 1890
$3.50 Administer 9x12 rugs 1000
Summer rugs. all grades
Syclon HOLLYWOOD beds - 47.95
Bedrms., nr. rm,, din. rn1. Terms
KING FURNITURE Co.
S203 Ga. Ave. JU. 9-5S91
1885 H st. NE Ii. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-09-02

JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
23lO ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Just on $500 block Conn. ave, at
Taft Bridge: Rock Greek Park area.
Low weekly rates; INCLUDE room
breakfast. dinner. 24-hr. hotel serv-
ice; friendly atmosphere.
HO. g-3500
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FURNITURE, NEW
WAREHOUSE SALE
At Our Store

CAV SAA ON0AN
SAVE 20% TO 709o
Great Rapids gives you fam
taStic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
FREE DELIVERY
si69. so VALUE
Blond double dresser and mirror.
chest and double bed.
Solid mapE double dresser and
mirror. chest and double bed
OUR PRICE $79.a5
Genuine mahog, table and lear. 4
Chairs buffet sn5 orJR fhiPf PR1cE eioiss!i ssS7
ses.5o VALUE
Genuine lnahog. knsehols desk
sIee.5o VALUE
Fine sofa bed and matehing cna1r.
OUR PRICE S99.a5
Genuine mahoE. drop leaf table: fn-
GOV S0A OUR PRICE ss4 a5
$50 SO VALUE .
Custom built studio with klck-pieat
"AA'S '"H OUR PRICE s5e.59
$50 80 VALUE
Large club chair, custom quality, ALL
'p''Nt e' OUR PRICE $685.
Genuine Fisher Dualounge with fine
innefKprinr mattress. sleeps =.
OUR PRICE $i49.95
$50 80 VALUE
wrought iron and plastlc-top al"
ne''s 'A0is anu ouR PRICE s4a.e5
Hundreds of Other Bargains
Throughout Entire Store
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
Sample Bargain Store
of Washington
9O7 7th st. NV, EX. 3-6742
store Hours: o to q. Including sat-
urdays: Mon. and Thurs. to y
Free Parking in Rear OF store
fTRN: " ~ r9h rnh.,di din Em snsy sas Osdsm sfsd
rIano. WO. 6-4934. .
FURN. 5-pc. mahog. bedrm. suite;
wax birch crib and nlattress Hot
point auto. washer. 10. 4-To62;
FURN.-Used beds. springs. new
new baby cribs, small gas stoves.
eIec. refgrs.. antique liv. rn1: suite
ADMIRAL FURNITURE. 1908 9Th
st. NV. corner New York ave
Open sur. Mon. 10 to 4. .
FURN.-Din. rm SUITE seefessaxi, /.
Tugs. garden toolss. tos.. ,ls;sc Eso hGyals 1ans
ISnsdowns s"ss way. siii.' sps.' 10 p !
fnRN. DrNETTE SET. bleaehed ma.
hog table, buffet. chairs. otnsf
household items include linens. kl
YfRN..Mahog, dropleai table. 2
s45 complete; black dinetts table
So. ia. 2-5325.
FuRN@comDis.te Di.s. nsSas bedroom gs,c sSttf sed:
both: ii %ssis brsss fifepI, set. Reasonably
priced. 5319 LIST. ST. NV, -3
FURN.-Hide-a.be bed. gray wool b9n.
lge, mirror. So; chest $50 "a
FURN.@Leaving town. must sell
Refgr. stove, 9-Pc: din, IN. fet
compl. rug. dressers. ch!hcrobe
sofa and chair; all yery reas. III
CanitoI st. II
FuRN'~sec. sofa. $50: mod, bedrm.
sl35; chairs. $500 mahos' din
FuRN.--Bedrm. suite, walnut ivan
ity. chest, bed. springs, matt
studio couch and matching chair
.
YuRN.--Liv. rm. couch, blue lounge
chair; din, rm.. suite. wal; othei
items: best offer. JU. 5-34l5; -
FURN.-3-pc. bedrm. suite, blont
maple, / ". old. looks like. new
Sl00: modern liy. rm.. incl. lined
oak table accessories. 500: Gil
sweeper. SIS WE. 5-61oS. --5
GAS RANGES, new, used. rep: oil
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE
lOlI 9TH ST. NV, MA. s-0T32.
GAS RANGE, Magic Chef. good con
dition. $35: maple. double bed, SI5
Cherry double bed frame 20. ~
Gas RANGES, new used. instaila,
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO. 223I
1J2T ia ave NV DE- 1s56bH,
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108 C. ST. Sc.

. lse. rms. with kit. pvt. bath
yard: very clean. Adults. LA
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THE CARLYN
$500 QUE ST. NV.

Desirable furn I'm. and shower;
only S75 and $50 per mo. Avail
immed: Call MRS SoKITcH. res,
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CAT. friendly gray. spade female;
needs good Va, home. XII. 9-395e.
BOSTON TERRIER, male. yrs. old:
gentle children, $50. JU. S-40ss,
Evening star., 1955-09-02

FOR ELDERLY PERsON-Twin- sized
room, plenty to eat. some care;
on buslfne: reasonable. JU. 7-72SS.
Evening star., 1955-09-02

SAVE 20% TO 70%
Great Rapids gives you fam
tastic bargains in the most
colossal warehouse sale ever
seen in D. C. So hurry!
ALL ITEMS SUBJECT TO
PRIOR SALE
EpEE nFT TUEPV
Evening star., 1955-09-02

ORGAN; new organ teSson rental
plan, only Si.95 per wk NothinR
else to payI. includes a lev organ
in YOUR home, private lessons, music
and materials. KITS. 1880 q st
n " RE s.Ra1o II
Evening star., 1955-09-02

MIRROR, white, Victorian, so ms,
hish. IS inS. wide. Excellent con-
dition: SIS. TIE. 6-0I27.
MOTORS bought. sold. exch.: all
makes: lowest prices: ELECTRIC
Evening star., 1955-09-02

GORDON HOTEL
3ety z and Eye on 10Th; within
Govt bldsS. downtown. Nice sgle.
and dbl. rms. Reas. wkly. and mo.
rates Ma R-62B4
Evening star., 1955-09-02

SINGLE ROOM. clean, good loea-
tion. cony, transp;; 1477 Columbia
rd. NV, NO. 7-4227. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
WHY GROW OLD?
Reader Writes of Her
PerfectiOnist Husband

live in four rooms which do
not have closets. Yet. when
my husband comes home the
house must be in perfect order.
the dinner on the table, the
children in clean clothes and
me in a good dress, nylons and
high heels, with my hair
curled and makeup perfectly
done. Did you ever try keeping
up with a 17-month-old baby
when you have high heels on?
Then / must stay up every
night until after the eleven
o'clock news broadcast. I can't
sew or catch up on my work.
i have to sit and be a glamour
girl. Then ! am up much Of
the night with one child or
another. I feel as though I am
on a trolley car and can't get
off. I actually go to sleep on
my. feet.
IT would like to wish my
husband of on the perfec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Women's Club MEETINGS.
In the Washington Area

can PenwOmen, District Branch
3 pm. drama group.
WEDNESDAY
National League of Ameri-
can Penwomen, District Branch
B pm. book reviews.
Daughters of the United
States Army, Northern Vir-
ginia Chapter-l2::30 pm, Of
flcers' Club. Fort Myer, lunch
con and election of officers.
THURSDAY
WOman's Club of Lyon Viii
lage-l2:30 pm, Little Tea
House on Arlington Ridge
road in Arlington, afternoon
bridge groups annual party.
National League of Amer
lean Pen Women, Alexandria
Branch-3 to s pm, home Of
Mrs. Josephine Goodale boy-
hood home Of Robert E. Leel,
GOT Oronoco street. Alexan-
dria, silver tea.
Capital Division, Women's
National Farm and Garden
AssOciation-1l am. annual
meeting and election of of
ficers. at YWCA. Guest speak
er, Mrs. Kingbury Matscn,
manager of the Montgomery
Womens Cooperative Market
in Bethesda.
WOmen's Club of District
Heights pm, basement of
the Presbyterian Church, cleo
ton of officers.
FRIDAY
American Association of
University Women, Arlington
Branch u pm. Hunting
Towers Dining Room, inter-
national relations dinner.
Guest speaker. Professor Ber-
nj dotte E. Schmitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
TODAY

TODAY
National League Of Ameri-
can Penw m e n, District
Branch-8 pm, annual report
meeting.
League of Women Voters of
Alexandria 8:l5 pm, with
Mrs. Sidney Mintz. 9l2 North
1venson street. Shirley-Duke;
BIS pm, with Mrs. Stanley
Neustadt, 1906 Preston road;
8:15 pm. with Mrs. Robert
L. Thomas.
TOMORROW
Woman's Club of Lyon VIII
lage. Music and Drama De-
partment-S pm, home of
Mrs. Freeland F. Chew. 1902
North Edison street, Arling-
ton, end Of season party.
Pilot Club-Dinner meeting,
Burlington Hotel. Guest
speaker. Senator Richard B.
Russell. Chairman Of the
Senate Armed Services Com
mittee.
Theta Upsilon-8 pm, home
Of Mrs. Arthur A. Graf, 2246
Forty-ninth street NV, des-
sert and business meeting.
American Association of
University Women, Arlington
Branch--Noon. with Mrs. De-
feher, 2l0l North Fillmore
street. education group; SPIN,
with Mrs. Gordon Larson, 2101
North Powhatan street, tex
tile painting.
. League of Women Voters of
Alexandria-l0 a m, with Mrs.
Val Anderson, 507 Woodland
terrace; BIS pm. with Mrs.
Morey Bell, 1901 Martha Gus
tbs drive.
National League of Ameri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
LIDE
Continued From Page B-4

Continued From Page B.
patriotic shrine but as the
cradle of liberty for the whole
world. 1t was the scene of the
birth of a concept of the self
determination of peoples" she
declared. calling on the women
to rededicate themselves to
those principles.
At the conclusion of the
ceremony, Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Ahlgren signed the
donors book with a goose quill
pen once used by Chief Justice
John Marshall. 1t was pro-
vided for the occasion by Mrs.
Horace B. Richie of Athens,
Ga, who said it had been
handed down in her husbands
family. Mrs. Ritchie is chair
man of the CIVIC Policy
Committee.
Use OF the pen recalled the
tradition that the liberty Bell
was cracked in 1885 while it
was being tolled on the death
OF Chief Justice Marshall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Place to Meet
E. B. B.. Alexandria

To Mrs. v. G. W.. West
Hyattsville, who wishes in
formation about public parks
or beaches near Havre de
Grace, Md. There are no
beaches in Havre de Grace.
but there is a small city park
at the foot of Union avenue.
The park may be reached by
going into the city of Havre
de Grace to Union avenue,
turn right on Union avenue
and continue to its end The
park is small and is on the
Chesapeake Bay, but has no
beach. I don't believe there
are any picnic tables, however.
Betterton, Md. is a pleasant
little beach on the Chesapeake
and may be reached by cross
ing the Bay Bridge and going
UP the Eastern shore of Mary
land toward Elkton. The rela-
tives who are coming from
Philadelphia could follow
Route 40, turn left at Elkton
and go down to Betterton
through Chesapeake City.
Charlestown Beach is about
10 or IL miles north of Havre
de Grace and can be reached
by following Route 40 from
Hyattsville over the Susque-
hanna River Bridge. Signs ap-
preaching Charlestown viii
point to the beach. There are
amusements for children, pic
mic tables and a small beach.
I have no maps available
that would show exact dis
tances. but believe that the
places suggested would entail
about the same amount Of
driving from Hyattsville and
PHILADELPHIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

The letter am printing to-
day was stimulated by a COL
umn ! wrote not long ago
about what a mistake it is for
a woman to try to be a per-
feet housekeeper, to try to be
a perfectionist as a mother or
even as person. I explained
that she exhauSts herself and
makes every one else uncom-
Portable. suggested that
gaiety and warmth and humor
might make a little dust on
the mantle-piece worthwhile.
Here is the letter:
Dear Mrs. LoWman:
IT read your column about
the perfectionist wife and will
tell you about one thing
worse; a perfectionist husband.
II have four children, one
four months old, one II months
and two of school age. We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Orange Sherbert
Mrs. J. r. G., Clinton

Here is the recipe for Or
ange Sherbert for Mrs. M.
c. H., Takoma Park: Boil for
3 minutes 3 cups water and 3
cups sugar. Add 3 cups orange
Juice and = cup lemon juice.
Cool and add Ala cups cold
milk. Freeze.
When you add the milk to
the juice, sugar and water
mixture. it will curdle. Don't
worry about this, as after
freezing it will be smooth. The
flavor, of course, depends on
how strong a favor the Or
anges have. Sometimes ! use
more orange juice and less
milk. This keeps very nice in
the refrigerator after freezing
for future use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

ZIONIST girl in your column.
They would get along fine"
Isn't that something? They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Thank You Note

Mrs. T. A. r., Washington
For Mrs. w. E. R., Kensing-
ton, and Mrs. E. G. L., Wash
ington: Thank you very much
for your tips on cleaning bath
room walls. I'm in the midst
of house cleaning and your
suggestions are very helpful.
Thank you again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Magazines Available
NJ. E. K, Alexandria

VI. z. K, ALeLdndTld
I have so often seen re-
quests from your readers for
special articles or special past
issues of magazines. I wonder
how many of these people ask
ing for these know that there
are shops on Ninth street near
I street, where back issues of
magazines may be secured for
nominal prices. Look in the
yellow pages Of the telephone
directory under magazines
and periodicals."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Star Article?
p. G., WASHINGTON

3. 1'p w uStnyLOH
I wonder whether any Of
the readers could help me find
an article which appeared in
The Evening Star on March
%, 1855. 1t appeared in the
Schools and Student section,
I understand, and was entitled
1.-The Secret of Living Use
full, Happy Life" by Dorcia
Finkelstein. Dorcia is my niece
and I am very eager to have a
copy. At the time it was printed
I was out of town and by the
time I found out about it The
Star had no extra copies avail
able. Write me in care of RICH
if you can possibly help me.
shall be most grateful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

Palisades Cooperative Nurs-
cry School, located at the
Palisades Field House. Sher-
rier place and Edmunds place
NV, cordially invites inter-
ested parents of three and
four year olds to visit the
school with their children now
through Thursday, May 26,
from $50 tos 1880 am.
Come and meet the director
and parent personnel. and at
the same time observe our
school routine and facilities.
Mothers provide car pools and
participate at the school one
day each week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23
Cleul1 Cdrrioqe?

MIS-. ]. B. NJ, AfItngton
I have purchased a second
hand baby carriage in excel
lent condition, but I am hes
liant about using the mattress
which came with the carriage.
1t appears clean but I wonder
how can make sure it is SAN
itary. I would appreciate any
help from some one who knows
whether there is any cleanser.
disinfectant, etc, that l could
1850
Evening star., 1955-01-02

expected candidacy was called
on when. at II. he was drafted
for service In World War II.
He served with the Air Force,
and despite 1rgings that he seek
o commission. he entered as q
private, saw duty in Italy and
came home q sergeant.
IN Ib46 ne ran for States
attorney and even he was sur
prised BY the strength Of the
Republican victory. Four years
later he ran again for the post,
and according TO veteran law-
yefs around the Rockville court
house became the only man to
succeed himself In the ONCE.
During the last eight years
Mr.. Dawson has seen the prose-
cutOr's work triple.
Thursday evening, Judges.
close legal associates and his Of
ice stan and the county de-
tective force. hon0red him At 4
party.
The group presented b scroll
citing him Tor fairness. integ-
rity and mercy
Leaving ONCE with him viii
be his aides. J. Hodge Smith
and Robert O. Heeney.
Evening star., 1955-01-02

term, nominated Mr.. RoWzee.
He was Mr.. RoWzee's campaign
manager IN the 1852 election.
Evening star., 1955-01-02
George RoWzee. Jr.,
Is Named Chairman
OF Arlington Board


us Arilngson County 5oalo !
yeSter0ay eiecps1 Gegfge ~ ~
1oWzee. y z HepuDilcan, ~
chairman ior lsoO.
Mr.. Rowzee, Al. named at an
organization meeting yesterday,
Is assistant yice-president Of the
Lincoln National Bank and Liver
at 334l North Randolph street.
He was elected to the board
il 1852.
The board. In its only other
action YESTERDAY reappointed as
its clerk, MRS. Jeane Simmonds,
who has held the Job since 1858,
The three other board meme
bers voted for Mr.. Rowzee after
two other nominations BY .Wes-
Evening star., 1955-01-02
Tip From George Washington
Leads to Realty Transaction

I'M d letter from Warrington
To one Arthur Young, dated at
Philadelphia. December ~. 1893,
the flrst President said. No
estate in United America issmore
pleasantly situated than this
Mr. Sweeney. 4 student of CO.
ionial architecture, was inspired
to buy the land for development
after he read Mr. Washinxton's
slotes which pointed up the ad-
vantages Of the tract for home
sites.
Cedar hedgerows and ditch
banks. built By washington to
separate individual fields. are
being retained - part II the
deseiOplnents landscaping plan.
Already four model houses,
split levels and ramnlers. arc nm
DER construction. due 10 be com.
pieted this month, They are in
The $4,000 10 s25.0oo bracket
Evening star., 1955-01-02

commission does planning and
coming. The others would be
from the area outside the dis
trict.
The proposal calls for all ap-
pointmerts 10 be made May i,
1855 on q staggered basis. Two
Of the present members would
be named for two-year terms,
They are Sidney M. Oliver and
Carlton 3. pyles.
All appointments would be
made by the governor on rec0m-
inendation submitted by the
Montgomery Council, the Prince
Georges Commissioners and the
States Democratic and Republi-
can central committees.
District Extension Is Urged.
The proposal calls for extend-
ing the regional district TO pro-
vide reasonable protection q
against ..uncoordinated and
therefore detrimental Develop
ment. Mr.. Smith said "The
commission does not urge inclu-
sion Of exclusively rural areas II
there is substantial opposition
among local residents. Z
The commission asked that the
three-cent administrative tax
paid in the regional district
should be waived Ia the new
area for two years.
It also urged the Montgomery
Council to abolish the Upper
County Zoning Commission and
proposed that both counties be
exempted from statewide legis-
lation granting authority to
them to establish planning COM
missions.
Under the proposal the Metro
politan or park district would be
extended to include areas de-
veloped residentially and areas
where Fairgrounds are needed.
The commission would have au-
thority to acquire lands for parks
outside the district for future
park use.
Mandatory Tax Asked.
The present 7-cent park tax
would be mandatory id both
counties. Prince Georges district
residents now pay i've cents.
Other points proposed in the
program:
l. Permissiye authority to OBJ
tain liability insurance for In
juries suffered by the public in
the parks. 3
2. Creation Of merit system
for commission stair members.
3. Extension of the street
naming and house numhering
system throughout the regional
district.
4. Salaries of commissioners
would be increased 10 $4,000 d
year. with the chairman getting
5000 and the park commits
sionsr s9.ooo.