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with large rooms; completely fur
nished; SEP. DINING ROOM, 2 nice
Handicapped yard; only 1925: avail
able in 1 week. BOWERS BROS,
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ARLINGTON, VA.
GAS N. Greenhrier st.

GAS N. Greenbrier st.
Six-room detached brick house in
pleasant neighborhood 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths; gas heat; yard; close to
schools and shopping district. Close
to transportation and Pentagon
Rent $3.50.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6s30
1888 COLORADO AVE. NV.
Detached white frame mouse; 4
bedrms., l bath; oil heat: full base
ment; yard.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6830
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Charming New England type brick
Colonial containing 4 bedrmsy z
baths OF. End f.. 2 bedrms. and bath
S ON Srd dona mod Ssoo k psi near garage
OPEN SUM-, 2 til 5 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms.. rec.
room. screened front porch; avail.
se ggfE;M1DET.A u BRICK COLONIAL
bedrms., bath: full bsmt.; fenced lot;
BRICK RAMBLER bedrms.: no
bsmt.; firepl.: close to elem. school;
FRAME BUNGALOWS bedrms..
mod. kit; full bsmt.; wooded lot;
BRICK RAMBLER-3 bedrms.: no
bsmt.: corner lot: Sl05.
BRICK CAPE COD bedrms,, 2
baths. den,. rec: rm., sep. din. rn.;
Isl BRICK CAPE coD-4 bedrms., 2
baths; no bsmt.; Kit; close in; SLAB.
JAMES c. CONLEY & co.
$685. Georgia Ave. JU, 9-4134
COLORED-0I5 GOLDEN ST. S.W.-
2-story row brk.. rms. bath, cleo.
gas, water: $50 mo. CO. 5-S293.
COLORED-1629 CORCORAN ST.
NV, $50 month"; rms. M. PAUL
HANNAH, 1872 18th st. NV ME.
COLORED-I435 HARVARD ST NV.
N. PAUL HANNAH. 732 18th st.
NV, ME. S-4100.
COLORED-N.E.-House for rent
or sale; 6-rm. brick semidetached;
lge. front and back yards; newly
redecorated. Call Ii. 6-90b7. 2l4
18th ST. ne.
COLONEL BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS;
porch; oil heat: gar. ON Georgia
ave Vacant. Lease to responsible
party at reas. rent. RIA. 6-S919.
COLORED-41 RANDOLPH PL. NV.
-2-story row brick: 9 rooms. oil
h.-w. heat; 500. ia. $500.
CoLORED-INsPECT lis orren
st. n.e.-S rms; $40. AUERBACH
a. CO.. DI. 7-65O1.
COLORED-2847 MILLS AVE. NE.
Oct: rms. 2 encl. porches; lg.
yard: 500. Option to buy. Ju.
$4,000. IA. 9-6633.
COLORED-5I4 COLUMBIA ROAD
N.W.-6 rms, b., h.-w.h.; avail
o ali hIf; Il s$ go NJ PEI Z. m ave. l.
COLORED-5OO7 18th PL. N.W.-6
G decorated s h $s5 n per DC mo nfSiy
COLORED-ROOMY, s rms, 2
baths, gas heat, lge, yard. uptown
Dixie Dixie REALTY CO. Ma. $3.50.
COLORED-6 ROOMS; Ia baths;
hAEn-
ment: yard; sos. DU. 7-2917.
COLORED
81 Fenton ri. me- rms. and
bath; gas heat; newly renovated;
2OO2 18th st. NV rms. and
bath; gas heat; 500.
4434-A Gault pl. n.e.-2nd:hoor
nat: 2 rms. kit; and bath: gas neat;
adults only; S55.
5 rms; bath; ArcolA heat; ADULTS
only 300 GUY TIMER
1929 18th st. NV. NO. 7-4907
coLORED-1213 G ST. NE.-Newly
dec. 6 rms. and bath, h.-w.h.; sos
1910 Fla ave. NE rms, ana
bath. h.-w.h.: 500.
IS H st ne.-5 rms. and bath,
heated $50 NEwsoM
ITO H st. NE. DI. 5000
COLORED
$50 8 ST. N.W.-6 rms, bath.
615 i 81: NV rms. bath and
q VIRGINIA AVE. s.w.-s rms.
10 E ST. s.w.-e rms. s37 so.
RAYMOND R. RUPERT, 1917
9TH st. NV. ST. 3-S4S4.
coLoRED-16 T ST. N.w.-6 rms,
Sll0.
1890 sysn So 40, rms ms si $l9 GO
NlVE .No ,nEnNAnCInno55 nIrrp.s ' nv, oo0
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 6 TODAY
THE BRoADMoOR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.

You are invited to visit
the Broadmoor today,
Washington's outstanding.
best known cooperative TO
see 4 beautifully condi-
toned apt. homes. Each
wired for air conditioning
and ranging in size from a
large efficiency to q truly
spacious 2-bedrm.. 2-bath,
dining room home with
wall-to-wall carpet ing.
Every facility is available
for your carefree living in
the best coop address in
town. Ask for MR.. OWENS
at Broadmoor desk.
THE ONTARIO
$3.50 ontario Road, NV.
Come out today and see
the 3 apartment homes
now available in the On
tario. Situated on a 3-acre
hill surrounded by a stone
wall with its own private
driveway, parking facilities
and well-kept grounds; the
Ontario offers the quality
you want at low cost. New
elevators. 24-hour switch
board. fireproof, sound
proof, storage space. laun-
drv facilities, meeting
rooms. etc.
Apt. 422 - Here is a
truly spacious 2-bedrm.. hv.
rm.. kit, modern bath.
foyer apt. home. Liv. rm.
is 27x15 with balcony,
modern Geneva kitchen
with garbage disposal and
dishwasher. Ample closets.
S14,950 on easy terms.
Apt. b2O-A very honey
apartment home with a
foyer. liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath. Ideal for single
person. In nice cond.
TOicUU.
Apt 615- Just redec-
GRATED, this top-floor apt.
home includes foyer. liv.
rm bedrm.. kit. bath.
Superb over-the-park view.
$4,000. Ask for MR..
THOMAS at ontario desk.
This office offers apart
ment homes to meet almost
any requirement for space.
location or price. We will
be glad to discuss your re-
auirements and to ARRANGE
for inspection of these
properties, supplying trans
portation. If desired.
For details and Tor apt.
to inspect, call MAJOR
CARNEY with
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B RE n MAR MAJ! PAR ,.t Fairfax, va
home. 3 bedrms., Ia baths. kit,
full equipped. din. rm.. iiv. rm.
and finished recreation rm. in bsmt.
Never lived in. S136 per mo. Open
for inspection Sat. and Sun, IL
TIL Z. Dir. Out Shirley hwy. to
Edsall I'd. turn right to cross over
pass. follow signs directly TO Bren
Mar Park. Only Is min. to Wash.
Magazine MAG nv ZEAL REAtTY .v. Co. INC.
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1929 QUE ST; downtown-Two-
story. full-bsmt. part-furn brick
semidet.; 10 rms, 4 baths: oil
h.-w.h.: park 4 cars. N. E. REALTY,
20 k-QOQQ I'm A.rOAH
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i1st ST. Sc, I544-Three-bedroom
semidet., brick with finished rec.
Si0O mo. DOUG M. SMILEY LEY
Realtor. UN. 4-S260.
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TENANT WANTEn

I4I2 IRVING ST. NV.
Bakery, valet shop. ladies' wear.
millinery, mems store. sport shop,
business requiring heavy pedestrian
traffic: front of bus stop; store Just
remodeled. l. MOSKOWITZ, RE.
1924 or EN-. 2-5676.
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LIQUOR STORE-Doing better than
S350.000 yearly: good profit store;
modern equipment: congested area
ideal for partners; excellent financ-
ing.
Maurice FitZgan. MA. 8-1OO2
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SHORT TERM-Avaiiabie now L

ShOhT TERM-AVallaDle now 70
October 10; nice brick home. with
basement, and trees. Call JE.
2-2620. JOSEPH w. SEAY CON-
PANY, 113 w. Broad ST.. Falls
Church. Va.
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HOUSES FURN. tcons.l

3 BEDRMs.. vicinity Wis. and Mass.
aves.-Avail. Aug, Sept. Oct. SIPS
per month. EN-. 3-4353.
BEVERLY HILLS, va. 3112 Circle
Hill road-A select area of good
homes. minutes away. BY appoint
ment; Open Saturday, 10-5. ia.
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500 5 WASHINGTON ST.
FALLS CHURCH. VA. JE. 2-3110
III KY. AVE. S.E,-Arranged for
> apis, plus . rms. and shower in
bsmt; entire unit incl. S55 mo.
tenant, vacant 3-rm. and bath apt.
Opportunity for home and income,
500. or will rent End floor, 3 rms.
and bath. incl. all utils.. S65 mo.
1929 18th st. n.w.-9 rms. and
bath. h.-w.h., S65.
ITO H st. ne, Ii. 5000
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WATERFRONT BUSINESS PROP
ERTY, Galesville, Md. ideal for
yacht club. restaurant; includes
good lot. cabins, pier with going
restaurant fully eauipped1, deep
water boat slips and gas facilities.
Present owner, Molly Foster. retir-
/ for quick sale. Apply MOLLY &
Dawes PLACE, Galesville, Nd, or
phone University 7-6b21 03s
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1908 Rogart I'd, 8. S., Md
bedrooms, bath. liv. rm.. dinette
and kit. LIST A.: lge.e rm. sec fl.
full bsmt; Sl25 mo. Call. JU. g.
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kit; ! bedrms. baths; rec Tm.;
scr porch; built-in gar. beent.
furn 5000. R. A. HUMPHREYS
y SONS. Mass. ave. NV. MA.
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18th ST. NV, Sacred Heart Parish
-5 rms: rec, rm.. "a baths. nicely
furn, Will accommodate 4 TO Q
people; Sl3b. RIA. 6-S244
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

LUNCHEONETTE. Downtown, close
to Govt bldgs. and eourthouses;
owner quotes over $l5O daily. Beau;
reasonably with good terms to re-
sponsible people. Must be seen to be
appreciated.
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CHEVY CHASE-Luxury home; 8
bedrms., 3 baths; rec. rm.; TV,
dishwasher. disposal. washer, dryer,
air-cond. $3.50. Also Cleveland
Park. $3.50; long lease. MRS. DUN
NINGTON. OIL. 2-2635. EN-.
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1852 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

Lge. front apt. in this convenient
area. Reception hall liv. rm.. din;
rm. kit. pantry. bedrms.. tiled
bath, good closets, switchboard and
elevator service. Financing can be
arranged Call COL. BENNETT for
details, WO. 6-6533.
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GLOVER PARK

3-bedroom home with 2 baths,
club room, laundry and garden; l
or 2 yr. lease; $175 mo-: gar. avail.
EN-. 3-7319. 3714 Manor pl. NV.
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WANTED
New Service Stations

For lease by major oil company
Very desirable locations in D. C.
Fully equipped. excsllent opportunity
Enterprise l-6Il9; ewes. EN-. 8.
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CHARMING remodeled 2OO-yr. -Old
stone house; beautifully furn.; go
miles d. c., mr., Darnestown, Md +;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, cleo. kit; plenty
rolling acres; 3-rm. guest house;
barn; garage S225 mo. Gathers
burg 4S5-J-lo
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N. ARL.-Brick; 4 bedrms. din,
rec. rm., master bedrm.. with firepl..
scr. porch; garage; trees. Close to
shops. schools. bus. Available. SI7O.
ia. S-02OS,
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcon..D

s 18th s1r.i su0gAIOE; r; e.
frontage on Bull Run. Open Sat
and Sunday. 30. Out Route 1913
from Fairfax, approx. 3 miles to
road go. go down road $40 to
grocery lroad 645l. turn right on
road 645. approximately 2 miles
to road 612 on left. Stay on road
61E. last house before bridge cross
i JOSEPH BqIl W Run SEAL Ga coH VI se ia
w. Broad ST.. Falls Church. Va.
ALEXANDRIA-WILLOW RUN-Cus-
full bsmt.. garage, oil heat. center
hall Ia baths, corner fireplace; "a
acre fenced-in lawn perfect for
children. Convenient to schools,
shopping, ETC.: also Fl. Belvoir and
PentaQon III Q-O1O7
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CRESTWOOD-A most refined resi-
Dental area, 1901 Shepherd St.
n.w-Charming Colonial home with
3 diversified hedrms. and den. Wall
tHG ir ~, carp Osran IN ny, rm. ana
patio off din. rm.: and well.kept
yard. S225 incl. heat and all utiis.
DDS. occupies small section of
house with entrance from 18th st.
SHANNON q LUCHS, 724 14th st.
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SILVER sPRING-Loyely. modern
Il air-cond.. 2 baths, finished
recr. rm., garage, Ice. kit. with all
conveniences; in lovely neighbour
hood of professional people. Owner
session August 10; 5000 month
ASHIE Ely. INC 10 h-2a23
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Government official leaving country
estate available for lease. Q acres,
large filtered swimming pool. box
wood and camellia gardens Nine
rooms. two baths. wall-to-wall car
peting. complete laundry, ultro-
modern kitchen. Also, two-bedroom
guest house which can be subleased
electric kitchen. Cabana. dressing
rooms. baths and kitchen. 2-car
garage. IA miles to D. C. and Pent-
agon over dual highways. Close to
good schools. shopping center; $500
monthly; call Dunkirk 5-7323. Bro
kers. invited.
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Ant. b2O-A very honey
apartment home with a
foyer. liv. rm., bedrm., kit.
and bath. Ideal for single
person. In nice cond.
$4,000.
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Apt 615- Just redec-
GRATED, this top-floor apt.
home includes foyer. liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. bath.
Superb over-the-park view.
$4,000. Ask for MR..
THOMAS at ontario desk.
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GROCERY-BEER

Total price. Nicely furn.: near Grey
hound bus terminal; inc. quoted.
1927 mthly. plus apt; always rented.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA, off River rd.-New ga
bath 3-bedrm rambler. elec. kit,
rec. rm.. gar; wooded I'd. OIL.
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!. J. YOUNG, ST. $500

Rent. sI76; long lease; inc. quoted
over over 500 $50 m NTH s oil heat sar GARAGE
26 ROOMS, 8 BATHS
Conn. ave.-Inc quoted. $4,000
mthly., room and board; long lease;
garage; good home and moneymaker.
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4915 BaVard Blvd NV

1910 bdydTu bIVu. NV.
A most attractive 5-room bunga-
low. furnished in excellent taste,
surrounded by beautiful country
homes. Close to shopping district,
American University and busline.
Newly redecorated. Rent. S155.
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For lease by major oil company
Very desirable locations in D. c..
Fully equipped. excellent opportunity
for responsible Earties Phone, day.
Enterprise l-6ll9; ewes. EN-. g.
9512.
Own a Profitable Business
Major oil company with unexcelled
modern service station for lease in
q6ired. Cali ia. 5-6655.
Liquor Store in Md.
Close BY, did S125,OO0 business
last year. Present owner IA years
on Location Operates on 2STS mark
$4,000 cash will handle.
Italian Restaurant-N.W.
.specializes in spaghetti, pizza.
wine, beer. Cozie atmosphere air
ment. exclusive.
AL STERN, FEE. S-2468
New Strout Fall Catalog
Just outl Motels, resorts, tourist
and boarding houses. stores, gas
sta farms ets 200 OpDOrtSRqiities
scribed; IS States. Mailed FREE!
WORLDS LARGEST! Sc years serv-
ice. STROUT REALTY, 234-N Wood
ward Bldg, Washington, Sterling
LIQUOR STORE-Doing better than
S35O.0OO yearly; good profit store;
modern equipment: congested area;
ideal for partners; excellent financ-
ing.
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. 8-1OO2
RESTAURANT-BAR : Outstanding
NV. location; well-established bust
ness: can be greatly improved; doing
approx. $1,000 weekly. Priced to
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. 8-1002
DRUGSTORE : Doing approx. $500
daily; tremendous room fol, improve
ment; non-competitive neighborhood:
priced for immediate sale: good
terms.
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. $1,000
LIQUOR STORE = Doing approx.
$4,000 weekly: mixed location: mod
ern equipment; no cut-rate business;
reasonable rent: good lease; excellent
for partners. Priced to sell; terms:
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. 8-1002
CAR WASH-Shows excellent re-
turn for Investment; ideally located;
priced for immediate sale; excellent
terms.
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. 8-10O2
LIQUOR STORE-Excellent NV. To-
cation: operated under handicap;
owner III: Doing approx; $500
mediate mediate Sale. u' GOOD ES terms. i0i I'M
Maurice Fitzgan, MA. 8-1002
LUNCHEONETTE. Downtown, close
owner quotes over $3.50 daily. Beau.
tifully equipped; air-cond. Priced
reasonably with good terms to re-
sponsible people. Must be seen to be
"' bEiEsLLiIecsATEssEN. GROCERY. NV.
owner quotes 81 400 wkly. cash.
Rent only 500 mo-; good lease.
Owner can prove $1,000 net for
1855. Beautifully equipped. air-cond..
small pay roll. $4,000 down: Ex-
elusive = Ewes g e6 Srd Sum- Alec Karp-
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. Ma. S-9373
GROCERY-BEER: SELF SERVICE,
S.E.-Business S1.100 to- $1,000
weekly. Rent only S125 mo. with
apt. rented at $75 mo. Nicely equip. !;
good hours: must be sold as present
owner has other. business. Priced
reasonably: small down payment
from responsible people.
3-STORY BRICK-Across from
Chastleton Hotel on 18th st. II
rooms. 41a baths, full bsmt.. gas heat.
Now operated as furnished efficiency
apis. and sleeping rooms, Potential
down will handle. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun. Al Bookoff, RIA. 6-6527.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. 6-9373
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EXCLUSIVE R0LLINGWOOD AREA
in Chevy Chase. Md. = Spacious
Williamsburg Colonial with 4 bed
rms, 4 baths, maids utrs.: beaut
grounds; ideal for entertaining.
G2oh ner mo OIL, o-T3S7
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~ MI. TO CAPITOL, z mi. Fl.
Meade-Beautifu cottage. rms.
bath, completely furn. lge. grove;
insulated, air-cond. garbage dis
posai. washing machine; dishes and
cooking utensils; SS5. Central
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furn.
3-bedrm., 2-bath house and garden
for 8 mos; avail. Aug. DE. 2-S662.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED house
for rent; = bedrms. Call for details,
IN o-32b2
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RENT FREE-Modern country home,
Potomac, Nd, Aug. 6-Sept. 10, to
responsible couple; car needed for
required. Box 2l6-G Star.
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BY NIMRoD JONES

Oapu little mite of scarcely 500 pounds who growing up IN
the Mahaaahs private elephant jungle Japu fonde dream to
march the great festival procession held in the palace grounds
but who Of such very small elephant gaining such
great honor!
How little Japu finally realized his dream told in charming
picture book recently published in England and America
1t is called The Little Elephant and the photos were taken by
Y the famous animal photographer whose work has SO often
appeared THIS WEEK Magazine. Our readers will remember
that Miss Ya tragic death in auto accident in India
The pictures shown these pages among her last and are
perhaps the winning Of all.
The story incidentally the extent that the hna
pictures were taken the Wodfamou elephant festival at
Mysore where Japu really did play role to the delight OF
crowds of spectators.
Of course vouch for little Japus private thoughts
but we think readers will be happy believe every word
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
BroyhHI Enters Roce
To Retain House Seat

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican of the 10th District OF
Virginia. announced yesterday
he will run for reelection.
Speaking at a School of Poll
tics" for Fairfax County Repub-
Ilican workers, Mr.. Broyhill said
he was confident the Republicans
would keep their hold on the dis
ltrict's congressional seat this
fall.
He indicated that the candi-
dacy of President Eisenhower
would give the Republicans a
boost in his district. Mr.. Broyhill
won his first victory in the ira
ditionally Democratic district in
the Eisenhower landslide of 1852.
He won that year by a slim mar
Igin while the President piled up
Ia heavy majority in the district.
I'm not ashamed to be run
ming on the coat-tails Of our
great President" he told about
200 assembled at Falls Church
High School.
Mr.. Broyhill won an easy vic
tory in his second campaign
lin 1854.
He warned the organization
not to be overconfident.
Mr.. Broyhill is expected to be
nominated without opposition in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04
Brewer to Direct
Tydings Campaign
Finance Committee

j. Newton Brewer, jr., Mont
gomery County investment
banker and civic leader. today
was named finance committee
chairman of the Tydings for
Senate campaign. it was an
nounced by former Senator Mil
lard E. Tydings.
Mr.. Brewer, who is 38 years
old, is a partner in the firm OF
Rouse, Brewer g. Becker, which
has Offices in Washington, Silver
Spring and Annapolis. He lives
in Rockville.
In appointing Mr.. Brewer to
head his finance committee, for
mer Senator Tydings said he
was happy to give recognition to
the younger element in the
Democratic Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-04

The sale Of barbiturates to
Alexandria school children is
being investigated after a Is
year-old eighth grader collapsed
In school from a dose Of the drug
The boy was held Friday night
in the city jail after Juvenile
Court Judge Irene Pancoast per-
mitted detectives to hold him
for questioning.
1t was reported that the boy
told detectives he had supply
of the sleeping pills hidden in
his home. Detectives refused to
say whether any were found.
Detective Sergt. Francis john
son said police have had reports
that barbiturates are being dis
tributed to students but SO far
nothing concrete has been turned
UP.
Boy, IA, Drunk
Judge Pancoast also said she
has heard that minors are getting
barbiturates. She didn't know il
the practice was widespread
She said no drug charge cases
have come before her.
In a recent case in her court
Judge Pancoast asked 14-year-
old boy charged with being drunk
in public if he had taken any
yellow jackets" or "red devils.
After the boy said he hadn't, the
judge told his father that she
had had reports of barbiturates
being sold to minors. The names
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Coercion Laid
Toll Leaders
In Paint Union
BY TOM BURKE

Two top officials of the Dis.
trict Painters Union were ar.
rested yesterday in Alexandris
lon q charge they used threaten.
ing language to induce a painter
to quit his job.
The arrests were made un-
der Virginia's seldom-invokeC
"right-to-work" law.
Archie B. Moore. secretary.
treasurer Of Painters District
Council 81, a key figure in ar
expose last year Of bribery and
extortion by q former unior
official, and Willis L. Mangum
business representative of the
District Council, were freed or
$500 bond each shortly after
their arrest.
Both were named in warrants
sworn by a union painter, j. E
Mundie of Fredericksburg. Va.
January "a, before Fairfax Coun.
ty Justice Of the Peace c. c
Carr.
Coercion Barred
Virginia's "right-to-work" law
enacted in 1947, bans the closed
or union, shop as an illegal con.
spiracy. It also bars use oil
coercion against any worker ir
any form affecting his employ
Iment-the section under which
the union officials are charged.
Arrests under the right-to-
work statute are rare outside oil
Ia strike situation, according to
Warren Woods. attorney for the
union. The law has been the
target Of national labor organi-
cations for the last half dozen
years. y
Mr.. Mundie is q member OF
the Fredericksburg local paint
Iers' union, which is an affiliate
|of the District Council.
Mr.. Woods said that neither
Mr.. Moore or Mr.. Mangum re-
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Alexandra Probes Sale
Of Sleeping Pills to Pupils

yellow jackets" and "red devils
come from colors characteristic
of some sleeping pills.
Police Chief Russell L. Halves
said it is believed the pills are
being distributed only to a small
circle but the group evidently is
well supplied"
Lax Control Charged
1.-The stuff is floating around
because of the lax control in the
handling of it." the chief said.
An Alexandria grand jury re-
Gently recommended that steps
be taken to tighten Virginia laws
regulating the sale of sleeping
pills. The grand jury action was
taken after a detective, testify
ing in a larceny case. told the
jurors that Alexandria youths
were getting barbiturates.
Mrs. Pauline Gorham, princi-
pal of Jefferson School, said the
boy being questioned collapsed
in her outer Office. She said he
was brought to the Office after
his teacher noticed that he was
falling asleep in class.