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Music Club Group
Elects Officers

The new president Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Federation
OF Music Clubs is ]. Phillip
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tnlng WIN them.
The cases are being presented
to Mr.. King with increasing
regularity.
Nearly three years ago a new
District Housing Code spelled
out in great detail the living
standards required in private
dwellings. 1t also set penalties
for violators.
Questions Results
But Mr.. King asks, What
good does it do to prosecutor"
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Prosecutor Shuts Eyes
To Living Space Code

Efforts to enforce the District law against overcrowded
houses and apartments have failed been decided by
the man who shouldn't doesn-prosecue such violations
Each week Assistant Corporation Counsel Clark f. King
given about five violations from the Department Of Licenses
and Inspection for possible prosecution He doesn't do
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He has decided it does no
good.
Any of the cases presented
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, d. c.
ruEsDAf MAY 81, ibse

dent Mr. Richard werder Sec secretary Dorothy O. Smith
ond vice president: Maria corresponding secretary Wiz.
seuelHost third presi- gnia Linn treasurer and I-
dent; CAL Harris. recording ellie Kuykendall auditor
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FARM AND OARDEM
POULTRY AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SHETLAND AND WELSH PONIES.
40 GOOD quality Shetland mares,
80 ms. 10 40 ins. Mostly blacks.
greys. chestnuts. beige, browns
These ponies are all from 3 TO
8 yrs. Most are well broke and
have good confirmation as well
as cplors; ll1E.h sright re req 2. rosnl e ~
Paiomino stallion 4 yrs. old grade
Welsh and Palomino stallion 3
W, old reg. welsh. 46 ins. Apply TO
BILL NELSON. Rte. 15. n mile
Orange stock yard, Orange. Va.
400 MANY HORSES-Sell-
ing 3 American saddle
horses with papers. Golden
Chestnut, winner Of many
ribbons, 17-yrs, 15-hands, -.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-H.E.


2OIo MONROE 81. N.E.---Attraetfve
detached home, 5 spacious roofns,
full basement, aas h.-w. heat: =
car sarase. Lot 72x140. CON,
pletely fenced Ample shade and
shrubs. Owner leaving for Florida
Reduced 70 S14.5OO for immediate
sale. Substantial cash required
DUNN AND CO., Realtor, WA.
COL0RED-DET. BRICK, hev; 3
or 4 bedrms rec. ru., Ice. lot.
Sale rent or EXCHANGE. Also cor
ner. g Ice. rms, / or 2 families;
nr. all cows. OWNER, IA. 9-S010.
CoL0RED - W0ODRIDGE-coun-
try living IN The city, Extra iae
lot, weli-planted. The home has 2
bedTms.. lae. front porch, full
bsmt., with gas h.-w, heat; Gear
garage Full price. SIl.50e. Gail
Mr.. Adams with ROGER MOSS,
Ho. z-6020; eves.. sP. 1924.
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DRY CLEANING
LAUNDRY PLANT

TerTilc potential Average $500
wEly. over the counter. <I0.00n
cash vii handle Bal On terms %
Absolutely once In q lifetime prop
ositfon. Direct from OWNER. HA.
2-952i any time.
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: | ApTs. uHFURNISHEB va

ALL; -one-bedrm. cot. In ant
BLDG utila. incl. ldry. lacils. NJ
". Mycr stores. tfanap. kM
j-5a1h days; EM 3-oe0e ewes.
AnI, ~ -bedrm. apis., S07 sd
per mo-. Incl utlls.t watkins dis
lance All. Hall and Hecht Coz:
on-strcet parking. See Mr.. GUS
TER on premises. Apt. 3. baa N.
Thomas 81, "a 7-SsDi, OF JA 2
ARL.. NORTH - Bachelor ant, IN
apt. bldg. $50 per mo- BURNERS
REALTf CO., IA. 1.n0Jl,
ARL.l AIR-coND. COMFORT VEL
CQMk5 you at lle3-e5 n. RAN
a9lpn-,De luxe ~ heqEm, units
inspsctins Res. msr, IA. A-ssso'
AnL. NJ bedrms,. ige. liv. rm.,
XII, bath; pVt. entI; on bus
line. 1lOo Tee hwy, "a. 7-37al.
aIter 10 an.
ARL., Wcstover secilon--i bedrm.
llv. rm., dlnette. kit, bath: Srn
and $40. Can res, mgrs KE,
A-ft41,
BKlAk CLIFF MANOR-1 bedrm. I:
close TO ID. G. and Pentagon.
saO Il furnished, "a. a-isSS.
AVAILABLE AUGUST Ist---Adults
Or ADULTS with 1 child for ideal
n. Arl location; 2-bedro0m apt
outside drying. fenced play area.
Convenient 10 bus. Hecht's. shop
ping center, churches, parochial
and public schools: S02 80 plus
elee. IA. 2-S3d2.
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cHEVY CHASE, N.-NeW brk. split
level, With center-hall entrance.
sis baths. 4 bedrms lall on same
Ievelb. sep. din. rm- fireplace in
liv. Tm,, lac. modern kit, gt-by-
III ser. porch, ST 300, TIL n
pm. BETHESDA REALTY. OIL.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, downtown--S7k to
$500 between 10 am. ana p.n'
AKL. 1899 Key blyd.-Bsmt.. Ice
ny; rm.,. bedrm., kit, bath, shower,
pvt. entrance, TV; 3 min. D. c..
ARL, Ms rms. bath, linens,
dlsnes, pots, fan, newly dec. Adults,
$50 mo. IA, S-00O5.
ARL. S.-Beaut. 1-bedrm. apt; ali
utils.: no children. Suitcase. Nr.
eusi eusi sP sSPent,escn,s .,,so D. c. s12o. IA,
ARL.s 2000 N, Vermont st.--Loveiy
furnished enc. ant, S7b. res
mgr. Apt. 103, will show. WALK
kR q DUNLOP, INC. CO. 5-O222.
ARL. N.-Beaut I-bedrm ant bldg
Attrae turn Lndry. 4 Closets
Shop; bus S94. IA. s-5SSS.
ARL. So bedrms.. liv. rm., din.
utils. OF. 1895.
ARL.. near Pentsgon-Family apt.
rate day or week; and hotel room
free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL.-Nicely furn. apt. in mod
nome; air cond.; bus stop in front
Near Pentagon. OF. 4-69e0.
BRIAR CLIFF MANOR-NeViy
furnished 1 bedroom close to d
e. and Pentaeon. near bus stop.
$50 incls, utils. IA. 2-422s.
WEsTOvER-Large i-bedrm. ants,
redec;; close to shops. schools,
cnurehes and bus; from S95, SAM
UEL BARITz d ASSOC. IA. A.
5252: ewes. TW. 3-73s4.
NEAR PENTAGON--Laree eficiency
for l person; $40 month. OF. 4.
s242.
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ROOMS FURMISRED--M.E.

BRYANT ST.-Nice lse, front rm.
for game young or elderly man.
Call CO. 5-7432.
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A Cape Cod charmer which shows
loving care: center enter sptrs y bea,
FULL BATH on Isl FLOOR; lse.
porch, full bsmt., gar; lorev
grounds. Priced for quick sale IA
lower 20s. FRANK 8. PHILLl- !,
INC. OIL. 2-7o06: evese -.
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APIS. UMFURnIsHED 0. Q.

FEACoN APIS. 1871 calvert St.
n.W.-Elev. . b.r., liV. rm.. din
rIl:, kit bath; S1l5. DE. 2-9367
bDLLlNG FIELD AREA = (The
apt, : exposures. oyeriookine park
$40 incl. all utils, 1900 4th al
IS =. II. pENsToN CO. DI. q
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEXANDRIA ~ Renovated 5-rrn
brick house. full bsmt.. auto. heat.
near churches. schools and stores,
ct lilo Price st.: sos mo. IL.
4-6477.
ALLISON ST. N.Es--3 bedrms.. IA
baths, SEP. din. rrn., mod. kit,
rec. rm. RA. 0.20l7.
ANNANDALE: country living IN
town - Children wanted. 4 bed
rms. baths. newly redecofated
throughout: acre; bloomine
trees and fruit: sl35. CT. e-0s91.
ARL.. 500 18th r6., N,---3-bedrfn
brick rambler. frepl.. hsmt.: nice
I'd. 5mmed. occur. $3.50 mo. To
inspect. cali IA. 2-O99g
ARL., va. lie y. Galveston st.
3-bedrm. Colonial: screened porch,
On eul-de-sae: $40 per mo. IA
ARL.--3-bedrm. brk. rambler: fully
equipped kit, bsmt fenced yard,
Avail Aug l. JE. 3-S91O.
BETHESDA. ND. s5O6 Rosewood
dr.--3 bedrmE.. llv rm., din. rFn-,
kit, GA baths, Sf15. For appt.
TO show. call Mrs. Bates. DI.
T-417s FLOYD 3. DAVIS CO.,
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TYLER GARDENS

Observation-Disclosures
Large kitehen, many closets, pvt
schools. shopping, theater Com.
plctely redecorated In three colors
Acres Of lawn and enclosed play
areas, ideal for children. Ample
parking Excellent transportation
VISIT OUR MODEL APT.
390 West Broad ST. JE. 2-2eIO
Daily, Saturday. Sunday
$3.50 Am, $3.50 Pm.
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CHEVY CHASE vacant; between
the clubs: excellent location. COW.
schools and trans This charming
home with lovely screened porch.
entrance hall. laree Nv. rTn. with
fireplace, sep din. rm.. Kit. with
cabinets galore; Gear KaIa9es
tree-shaded lot: Z bedrooms. ga
baths, full basement; SIC. $50.
CHESTER KELLER. WOoDMooa
AGENCY CORP. Ju. 5-7l0O, .
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fconTlNuEDl
EXCLUSIVE
FRANCHISE AREAS

= AsAAANNsAAAAAA 4A4hAAAaAl
belng estaeliahed legally BY ma
held: Income potential so, 900 plus.
key person should have manaae-
ment or sales BACKGROUND. Wash.
Box 65-R, Star.
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APIS. UMFURMIsHED 0. G.
tcoNTiNUeDi

l isls Calvert 8, E:w.-2.pedrm.
lanitor RAYMOND Il. RUPERT,
ST. 3-S4s4.
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ARL.. NORTH = Bacheiof ant. h
BRfAR CLIFF MANO1--I bedrm-

AIIL,l Wc8loVer sociIOn--l bedrm.
liv. rm., dlnette. kit.. bath: ST.
eend $40. Can res, mgr KE,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.
HILLCREST AREA
3710 Bangor st.

SEE AT ONCE this un-
usual bargain, tunder S20.-
q terrific lossl. Detached
brick setting on high, large
lot, landScaping alone cost
$4,000; large living room
with fireplace. large kitch-
en-, dining room, bedroom
and powder room on first
floor; 2 large bedrooms.
bath on End floor. Very
large rec. room with fire-
place, eas hot-water heat:
extra stove with refriger-
ator IN basement with
shower and lavatory; q
car detached garage. Mr..
M. PAUL HANNAH, 132
18th st. NV. NE. S-4100.
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HOME AND INCOME
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA TER.--3-bedrm. Coz
loniAl, ine loc.; listen. powder
Tm. all.mod. kit, paneled rec.
rm., full bsnlt., outside entr.;
attached garaee; S23,5O0. GEO.
w.. ROBERTSON, Realtor, OIL.
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AsHBURTON-BETHE - New
split-levei. ideal plan. den, 3-bed-
rms, 2 baths. on garden level din.
rm. and big kit, open to scr.
porch: big family rm. with firepl.,
bar, y bath. $2S,e50. SAMUEL
2. oIso 5ooLLY, LEY p. 2; q Once. AID.
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CHEVY CHAsE--NeW spIit-ieVel;
3 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room,
dining room, uiagniiicent Kitchen,
family room, basement, garage.
Level lot: close 70 everything in
chevy Chase. Nd, Priced low at
Sa1 900. Call EDW. II. JONES a.
Co, INC, WO. Hs23UO.
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CHURCHES FOR SALE

NEAR GEORGIA AND RITTEN-
100: lee. apt, above; low price.
easy terms. RA. 6-ssll.
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sETIEs61 EYE.P05EEM. = AZ

CHEVY CHASE - Brick Colonial:
@ center e, hell; AL. den a6,I, s2d powder n room
breakfast nook In kitchen: family
size living and dining rooms:
screened porch; excellent. close-in
location: asking S2e, 800. Call
WO. $4,000. EDW. H. JONES u
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ROOMS, ROuSEKEFplNG

sba6 10th ST, N.w.--very attract.
t.Fm bachelor apt, pvt. entr..
stove. refgr.. porch; S4e month.
AIR VENT C0oLINGl refer, srill,
TV. clock radio foam msttr,: SS-
SIS sl47 y NV, Elk, 3-6633.
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a pm. Friday. The movers
then come in and the work
will go ahead on an around
the-clock basis.
Planning the move began
between two and three months
ago. One official said the care
full plans by the Acc and the
General Services Administra-
ton really paid off" The
contract for the move was let
TO Curles Movers for $4,000.
twenty-five vans are involved
in the operation.
A start was made last week
when warehouse material was
moved TO Germantown from a
storage building on Twenty
third street NV. Today, in
between the two chief opera
tons, the library is 10 be moved
from the Constitution avenue
Dullolng.
BY next Monday night that
building. which the Acc has
occupied for 10 years. should
be vacated. The exterior lights
which are adjuncts TO guarding
it will be turned of.
While 225 employees will re-
main at the H street Offices
until completion of a wing Of
the structure at Germantown,
and while some Offices will be
maintained permanently down.
town. the Acc will be the first
big agency dealing with the
public TO be dispersed from the
Capital.
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Judge Demands
8 Youths at Trial
Trim 'DucktuiIs'

Haircuts were ordered for
three drugstore cowboys today
because their "ducktails" were
prejudicial TO their case in
Prince Georges County Juvenile
Court.
Il can't hear this case today
because those haircuts are
against you" Judge Emmett II
Mama. ir.. told the boys.
Those long haircuts are des-
picable. They must come in
here looking like human beings
II they expect a fair trial. the
judge added.
The Hyattsville juveniles
ages Is, Is and II, are accused
Of disorderly conduct by loiter-
ing and being a nuisance in q
drugstore on Hamilton street
at Queens Chapel road, HyattS-
vile.
While lettering In the store
the boys harasSed customers
and when asked TO leave they
re-enteyed through a back
door. according TO Hyattsyille
City police.
The case was continued until
January IL.
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3 Girls Injured
In Auto Wreck

Three teen-aged girls were
hospitalized yesterday after the
car in which they were riding
went over a four-foot embank-
ment in Tuxedo, Md.
The driver. Airman Ronald
William Paul. II. OF 240S Fifty
ninth place. Hyattsville. went
of the road az a curve In the
$500 block of Tuxedo road
about IL am. according 10
Prince Georges County Pvts.
A. l. Frank and John Haas.
The girls. admitted 70 Prince
Georges General Hospital. were
Identified as Eleanor r. Quinn,
II. OF ais Fitty-first street,
Bladensburg. fractured jaw.
Betty J Hammer. II. Of all
FIfty-fifth avenue. Bladensburg
a fractured pelvis. and her sis
ter. Jean NJ. Hammer. Is. cuts
on her head and lower right
leg. All were reported in salts
factory condition. Paul was not
injured.
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road near Arlington boulevard
Mr.. Dawson said, however, that
the owners have not offered the
site for sale. that the univer-
sity's Board of Visitors has not
finally selected that site and
that no appropriations have
been made by the local juris-
dictions to buy the site.
A 250-scre tract has been Of
fered free on the Sunset Hills
Farm at Herndon.
Mr. Dawson said that the
Gallows road site would cost
from 100000 to s750.00o.
Mr.. Dawson said it is AN
absurd imposition on the tax
payers already overburdened
with taxes of all kinds TO de-
mand that they dig further in
TO their empty pockets for
something inferior when some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

nick. a liberal OF Mclean. Fair
fax County Sheriff John Tay-
lor. generally identified with the
conservatives, and French
Trammell Of Mclean. who gen.
orally is a middle Of -the-roader
To Organize Lee District
Mr.. johnson. who lives near
Springfield. has a private con-
sulting firm in Rockville. Nd.
The committee decided TO APP
point a subcommittee to organ
lie Lee district. In the district
elections last month no one
from Lee district filed for the
committee. Last night Mrs. s.
Howard Sheppard of Bush Hill
was appointed 70 the committee
from Lee district. but there
were no others seeking seats
from that area.
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Marlboro Voters
Reflect Bourd

Upper Marlboro's three man
Board Of Town Commissioners
was reelected yesterday.
Voters at the Prince Georges
County Md seat gave r. Har-
rison Sothoron. a commissioner
since 1850. a total of LOG votes
Renamed with him were Lewis
A. G. Buck, with 80 votes. and
Paul L. Herring, IS votes. Both
were elected to their second
two-year terms.
Mr.. Sothoron Is a title alb
stractor for the Maryland Home
Title Co. Of Upper Marlboro.
Mr.. Buck owns a general mer-
chandise store. Mr.. Herring is
an attorney.
TWO other persons got write
in votes. They were Harry L
Durrity. 81 votes. and Walton
@. Banks, 20.
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street. Each item was tagged
to indicate where 1t was TO go
in the new building about 81
miles away.
The color Of the tag indi-
Gated the wing and floor where
the items were TO 60. A number
on the tag indicated the room.
In the room a man with a chart
showing where the occupant
wanted the furniture supervised
its placement.
The TOO persons transferred
from the H street building re-
ported TO the new building to-
day. after a days holiday. All
that faced them before starting
business as usual was to re-
place papers in desks and books
IN bookcases The papers and
books had been packed in car
tons In advance of the move.
The Aces "keepsakes" are
It's secret material. This was
moved in safes and steel
cabinets with combination locks.
Or packed in double sealed
cartons. Guards accompanied
the vans moving it.
Next week end, the TOO work.
ers at the main Acc building
on Constitution avenue and
Nineteenth street NV. will
get Monday of The next
morning they. too, will report
TO the new building, expecting
TO find furniture in place.
The schedule calls for every
one not involved in the move
TO be out Of the building by
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Safe Containing $500
Is Stolen in Vienna

A safe containing about $500
was stolen from the Vienna
Va business Office Of the
Chesapeake a. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. during the night.
Fairfax County police said
the safe was recovered. but the
money was gone.
II was found about 7 m. in
woods. about half-mile
from the phone company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-07

ties, Negroes are primarily
renters rather than owners Of
property.
Referenda at present are re-
quired in counties, but many
cities and towns have charter
provisions that permit them to
issue bonds without a vote as
long as the debt does not ex-
coed q certain percentage Of
real estate assessments. Alex
andria has such q provision,
Only q few jurisdictions now
have voting restrictions against
non-property owners. and they
do not exclude them altogether
Falls Church and Arlington
have laws that in effect give
property owners veto power over
bond issue referenda. The Ar
lington law currently is being
tested in court.
Under the VALC proposals.
no bonds could be issued with
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Fairfax zoning
Bid Withdrawn

An application for industrial
coming on a 234-acre tract at
Dunn Loring. Fairfax County.
Va. was withdrawn last night
in the face Of opposition from
neighboring residents.
However, an attorney for one
OF the owners said the applica-
tion would be fled again and
probably come up for a hear
ing before the County Planning
Commission in four or five
months.
The owners. Pentagon Lum-
Der Co. and the McCandlish
estate. wanted the land re-
zoned for development of an
industrial park. The hearing
had been scheduled before the
planning commission on Jan
uary 20.
More Time for Study
p. Shield McCandlish, at
torney for the estate, said the
owners wanted TO give the
planning commission more
time TO study the proposal. He
also said that by the time the
application comes up again the
county probably will have
adopted new regulations on in
dustrial use.
The county now has only
one industrial coming classifi-
cation. and control over the
use OF an industrial property is
limited. Mr.. McCandlish said
he believes much of the OPPOSE
ton from residents is due to
the lack Of county control over
industrial uses.
A planning consultant is
now revising the coming ordi-
nance and is expected to pre-
sent his report soon.
More Than 800 Sign
The tract, now zoned resi-
dental. is between Cedar lane
and Dunn Loring road. imme-
diately south OF the Washing
ton and Old Dominion railroad.
More than 600 property own
ers representing about $40
homes in the area have signed
a petition opposing the recon-
ing. They hired an attorney TO
present their case.
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out majority approval in a
popular referendum by the
residents OF the county. city or
town planning the issue. And
no person would be eligible 10
take part in such a referen-
dunn unless he owned property,
Because taxes on real estate
are the principal source of
local revenue. the vALC said.
I'VE believe that the owners Of
real estate have the greatest
stake in the debts incurred by
the localities.
Therefore, we recommend
that the Constitution of Vir-
ginia should be amended SO
as TO make the issuance Of
bonds Of counties. cities and
towns subject to a vote Of the
qualified voters who are free
holders Of the county. city or
town"
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EXT reusurer
OF Women's
Club Indicted

ToWSoN. Nd, Jan. 7 tspe-
cian "A former treasurer OF
the Ladies Auxiliary OF the
Maryland State Firemen's AS
ISOLATION has been indicted here
on charges Of embezzlement OF
the organizations funds.
Nine indictments were handed
down by the Baltimore County
grand jury yesterday accusing
Mrs. Edith Reinhardt Of Lans-
downe. Baltimore County. with
embezzling $4.272.ls over a PEI
riod dating back to l949.
The indictments were asked
by States Attorney Frank H
Newell III. acting ON a COM
plant filed on behalf Of the
auxiliary by its president, Mrs,
Nettie Fox OF 7002 Shepherd
street, Landover Hills. Md,
The amount which Mrs.
Reinhart is charged with TAX
ing is considerably less than a
fund shortage reported by the
auxiliary last June at its an
nual convention in Ocean City.
At that time. the shortage
was revealed by Mrs. Helen
Mitchell Of Pikesville. immedi-
ate past president OF the auxil-
larry. who said it was discovered
during a preliminary audit OF
the organizations books by a
Baltimore accounting Arm,
A week later, the shortage
was reported as totaling about
$4,000. That figure was fur
nished by an Official OF the
United States Fidelity a. Guar
snty Co. Of Baltimore who said
the auxiliary had filed a claim
with his firm alleging emb-
excitement OF that amount.
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Foirfox Democrats Pick
Johnson as Choirnon

Augustus C. johnson. AZ
year-old mathematician. was
elected chairman OF the Fair
fax County Democratic Execu-
live Committee last night,
The committee also adopted
a resolution calling for a ref
erendum before an area could
be annexed by another juris-
diction or before new towns
could be incorporated In Fair
fax County.
The committee. meeting at
Fairfax Courthouse. also urged
the county's General Assembly
delegation TO seek:
Revision OF the State road
fund ALLEGATION formulas TO
provide distribution Of money
on the basis of vehicle miles
Travelled in the Jurisdiction.
This would give Northern Vir-
glnla areas more money.
Revision OF other fund allo-
cation formulas so that current
population figures would be
used. This also would give fast
growing areas like Northern
Virginia more State funds.
Funds for construction OF a
permanent headquarters for
the Northern Virginia Branch
Of the University Of Virginia
New Tax Power Asked
A law which would give
counties the same taxing pow
ers as cities.
Permission for localities TO
keep certain clerk OF court fees
and a portion OF the State in
come tax moneys collected in
the localities.
Mr.. johnson. co-chairman in
the November campaign. is a
leader Of the liberal wing OF the
party. Vice chatrmen elected
last night were Mrs. Marie Wer-
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Arlington Schools
Add Adult Glasses

The Arlington schools vii
begin Offering shorthand anc
typing courses next week in thC
adult evening program.
The 10 week courses al
Wakefield High School viii
start next Thursday at I pm
Each subject will be taught foI
one and a half hours twice
weekly by Mrs. Alice Geiger.
School officials said govern.
ment representatives later in
the year will conduct job inter.
views at the school. Each course
Will cost $40 for Ariingtonian,
and SIS for nonresidentS.