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PRoeosALS
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sALk; RsessSe,se1 elnea 1881 &
81 Fsssisea : 3 Ms;; y. ehss;. issa.
g Regal MeleEI- me, 800
QseIgla lvs. NV. Waahinsfpa.
2 so.ss:d. e. vs.fs ear uas snyss.dh p
sAEk: ksDeIssls 81 pldsns sslIe 1857
q k,ekssi ti1 Essfigs1 81 nss
IL 1868, at calenial Ola6mosile
Soz i2ti 80. esa ~ ~! wee ...ll1'
aALgs RsPosgsllsd oldame6lls lbel
49, ~ rses,,s1 ss; s1laEyeytl5 "
a. orespiIale.s qarass. 80 j
st. NV. Waahinwt@m. u. c.,
WHERE esr mag bs tnspeetea-
CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITION 70
THR DAVIS ELEM RNTAR
SCHOOL. located ct 44th PLACE
AND II ST. Sc. WASHINGTON.
.. C. Qnyitation Ne. c-O2lsl-B.l
Bid FERNS. plans and Specifications
are nov available from Procure
msnt Office. .. c. Room 4Q4.
4e9 Penna. Ave. NV upon de-
s.a z e.sssIs 3 p psHse4 e rrssasTse "a ssS
aEsp 9aHE1ssp fsAips iSOsse g g opsSsa sass $50 s!S6
Pm EpT. Nay -. 1862. % Room
4Sa; no ts2 tss2kSSh kfSfSh1' Ave. NV.
SALE-Rspossessed Ford T-Bird
1860 8. No. OY71Y-166105 10
highest bid received by Aay 18th
at 0reenfiel9's Garage. 227 x
car may be inspseted. my5.6,7
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SAMUEL scRIvElER, JR.,
JUNIOR z; cRoWBLL.
TH0s. ). OWN q SON

THOS. j. OWEN y SON
AUctieneePS, 1llt 3 81. NV,
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLE
TWO-STORY ROW BRICK BE1N0
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
1854 WARnER STREET NORTH
sY Virtue Of a certain Gssd Of trust
SSl" SSds Il &: {: isS ibSse. e ~ y eoSSms esSS Eis
secured thereby. the undersigned
IN yrent 81 the premises. on NON
Nay, AID. 1889, AT oNE.fHiR.
TY-FIvK O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and prem:
ises SITUATE In. the District Of
Columhis, and designated as and
being Lot 81 In Square 3037,
TERMS: Sold subject TO a prior
building sIS. assosi.sien s.s assf s 81. q trust rust
parcSaSs price Above ! ssid trust
70 Be paid 10 cash. A deposit Of
eofdinG etc. at ehaser.s cost.
sale, Terms % Be eemplied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and Pesold at
the discretion Of the trustees.
BETTY WINE.
ap26 2S-my1. .3.S Trustees.
ADAM 4, WEsCHLER 3 son.
Auetioneers.
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Whsa saEDsFsns s1ssEslss1snas
a94raoas4 % star bosgl % MOI
tAeiooe eglDt1ei rufaFelca1. sac
togg9phe - et14f @afeFial1 o.
pSFaonel gal1e, CoDiss ssrpe the
psFwoae orletaals @as asf lost
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THos. ). OWN SON.

TRusTEESs SALE or ySLUABLK
KNOWN as PREMISES NUMBER
72s THIRD STREET NoRTH-
BY virtue Of Q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1880.
Pollo $40 ct see.. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and ct the request Of the party
ifSstsss vii seii. st public aue.
MONDAY, THE SEvENTH DAY
OF NAY, AID. 1162, AT THREE-
FIVE O'CLOCK P.M.. the follow.
I'm. in.g.dsscEibeS la1d an a2d premises.
Sa:s S ~ ~ Dsis g g and cQ,s Ssnr
ss Iss. g :, y SrSSsi Eos seflYi:iSa ~ sSS p
ssrdsSr i re ciiies d ESs sur
yeyof for the District Of Columbia
In Liber az at Folio $50.
TERMS: sold subject 10 q. prior
building association deed Of trust
fer apprexiI1ately $8,s0e SO: fur
ther PARTICULARS o. which win be
srssss az. e Rs ssov 2 .sid sss trSss s
$500 fsquired. cenysyaneins. re-
eordine. etc. ct purehaser,s cost.
AAiuptfhents made Is Of date Of
sale. Ternas to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise de-
posit forfeited aud the property
may be advertised and resold ct
the discretion Of the trustees.
ALLAN LANG.
ROCKY ". LANG,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
DETACHED sTONE DWELLING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NuM-
BERKD 1928 NORTH CAPITAL
SIREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. in LibeT No. 1858.
aSo aSas y aSS shs e bfrst Sss 81 tns ha I
and St the redueSt of he party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees viii sell. at public auction
DAY. TIE EIoHTEKNTH DAY
1E 14EErRM4AxY MAYi oIei2ck AiP lsSS AT ~. sT9I. SSI.
COLUMBIA. ana desienated IS and
being parts Of Lot 4 In the divi-
sion Of the estate Of Thomas
Brown, deSeaseds being parts Of
SsntS r. S,o:s per sIst srsSsTos SsSS5esd ,oa On
the District Of coiunsis n LiSsr
BY metes and bounds In said deed
Of trust and taxed as Parcel
l?4IllS: Together with . riEht
buiidinE sssoeistion dsed q trust
ther psrticuiars Of which viii be
announced at time Of sale: the
s. Ssd Prize IL essS sSCVi stlS .SO. sFuDi o
$500 In cash or certified check
REQUIRED, Conveyaneins. record
ing, etc, ct purchasers cost. Ad-
tustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within. thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
the discretion Of the trustee.
JOSEPH OHR,
BENJAMIN SIMON.
my5.912.t5.17 Trustees.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q son.
AuokioneerR.
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PER20NAL

AMAZING FACTS aheut hair EeAy-
fultnees and length. Call GLADYS
BANKS. La. 9.301l.
CHILD DAY.CARE IN my Seat
5 DAYS. msSis. sSb-s57I. ~
CHILD CARE IN ny home, day and
night, licensed home. Phone WA.
CUSTOM MADE SLIP C0VERs-
Cut By tntertof deeefator Free
estimates. Call anytime, RI. y
EYE GLASS DIscOUNTs = Lense,
ssMfEsS sslseMSIfsiE:s " c6: s. VS. EW EW 4 sGs. Sas.
FOR MEN ONLY
Rsigvsnstisp I. .. -. senHsy tss ttEssstsnsnt; s;
TO- ~ stimulating effect prevents
isSRs pcnsas.si asiI asS se5s7sssss g ssssSSs.
FUND RAIslNd .0k0UPs. excel.
srSSSs ssrSSSSs ~ sf0Ssn SsssiI1. Il er'a' eau Ga
hIRQNTs oE oRDEn = LsaInsSs
stsSa stasSSa asy & tnfS o1 ~ sne slss.sS sssHih n
PsElismsntefy law. sfeup SIS. pvt.
$29. NO. 7.l02l.
HUMANE SUNDAY NAY
KINDNESS WEEK. MAY Tia
Let us sE KIND EVERY DAY. OF
frisnds and heipers Cod has en-
trusted 70 ys: Fel internnAtien On
surplus pets or oi strays esii AMI
NAL Protective Assoc. VIII. 2.
2341.
HYPNOSIS helps overeoms tension,
GTsiiSsasns; Trsinsds nsso;nsuIsssSStH. Is. saseeas. es
PEOPLR WHO low PEQPLE LOYE
FUN. People Who love fun Join the
Victor Dance Club, weekly lessons.
Go. S.sS00. 1901 Conn. ave. DIV.
PRE.AkRAN0ED FuNERAL
Sensible as insurance. thoughtiul
ss 2 vii; spare loved ones the
fsnSemsnts. By our pre:SrranSsd
plan. Write or phone. -
RiNALDI FUNERAL HOME
740O Ge, Ave. NV. IA. 3.7411
ROOM WITH BOARD wanted for
elderly woman, preferably nr.
re- s:TsHP'p; S,.i Ts,sphCsRss .4s. sss.ats atitscg pm
sKAMsTREss, experienced. viii DO
SSI SSrts Slid. II my home reasonable
SP0Rf PARACHUTR CLUE desires
land suitable for landings and
taking off Of small aircraft. CAL
4sI.2gSLy, INEXPERIENCED sPoRT
SUrrHMa DrorSam. tcin Ari. Health Club.
g: Ss..:s ~; sisS ;GSo 81. ;iuiI Is.ssTa gH u VIZ
TAX I, 6TTyESa TTyE.S.,sS EsS ISs6.. sSS5 .P'Ssse Sss
ter around : an. on April 10
Fenton St.. Silver Spring, Md.
please call A. I. JQFFLkR at He.
accident please contact. -
TURKEY DINNER
vegetahIes-Coie Hlaw
Hot Rolls
Beverage
Home Made CAKE an.
Adults ssAifiSSERpAx, 81 NAY tapdIfn' Il Toe
ADDED ATrRAcTIoN, BAKE SALE
socisty Of christiSn SeFvieel
ASHTON METHODIST CHURCH
ColeSville Road
AEhton, Md. .L.-.
TYING AT H0MB - WIN pick
can b40.930H. =.
YOUNG MOTHkk would like 70
care Tor child days while parents
work. Gail 9z7-0006.
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Auction SALEs
ZOO. ). OWN 8 aoN.

as.4iSs..s. TtTRa
rRusrfEsES sAi.k or vALUHsi.R
ROW BRfcK BUILDING cccu-
PIED FOR APARTMENT PUR-
PoeE8 KNOWN - pRE11IGEg
klS SECOND sTkkkT NORTH
By virtue Of . deed sf trust re-
corded IN Liber No. 97O4. at Polio
III Of the land reeorda of the
BAY. iEoHI ~ 8 Hs EkEgrH4s EIsRiis' BAY Sa sS1 81
O'CLOCK PM Les ngmseTsd
HsSun's TubSivision ef lets IN
square numbered Rive Hundred
and sixty nine (5eol, aa per plat
yeyoE for ne District o. Columbia
a kiesE Y; q Rolie g. -.
Posi. q $500 cash @ ssrtifisd
Terms 81 sale 70 Be eompiied
vita within thirty DAYS frgm date
Of sals. otherwise the trustees
reserve the risht % resell the
property at the risk and cost
Of me defaulting purchaser, after
live days advertisement Of such
resale In some neuspaper pub
iished IN the District ef columbia,
or deposit may be forfeited. or
without feFfsiting deposit. trustees
may avail themselves Of any iseal
or .eeuitable rights against de-
fauiting purchaser, Purthef par
ment Of real estats taxes and
WatAr rent 10 date ef sale. AL
eonveyaneine, rseordina and rev
enue stamps, ste.. ct eest Of pur-
chaser.
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r,o,ET,,Ie ET,,IeyMIpATIoNE Y ~! sALIE; sALIE;.,.,
HiRh Grade Walnut
QFFICE FURNITURE
TYPEWRrTEns=CALCU LAToR
Air Conditioner-Watar Cooier

ADDING MAcHINEs-F1LEs
Air Conditioner-Water Cooler
ArRG RGtoSEkn GStoSEEkFnihsgg88sE gg8s 111EKE HIT TAw
Pair Pirsprcot Doors with Track
FIRE ExTNGUISHERG
AIRcRAFT PARTS, ETC.
BY Public Auction
AZ AEExfSAAtbXREfEElr ffa xfSAAtXEEr xX AyE'
A.. , IN oNDAY
May AIRCRAFT iRctSsCHEpr PARTS. ETc. IL AM
oood-eSf Tifes. Tubes and Brake
Yerters, Inter -yoltmeteys. Voltage
Esgulators. APPS RadAr Parts.
Eishts. Il. Mfnistunrss ns Lsnps, nssstsfHn d.H.
Landing. Tank and Auto .Lishts:
ts:; py:ss; Safety Wire; soienotds.
trteAl &c ThsTmometsES: camera
sEs. ssxtanEs, Inference Library.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT
Leather Conference. Executive and
gide chairs, s. Il. Glass Top cop-
ference Table. Glazed Door Book.
Fluor Desk Lampsl Trieden
.sT-lQ" caleuletor, sunastrand
Aad; 'ashines, Reyal TYpevIiters.
coolsr- -Rssriseiator. ti''chIVs chrysi.r war Az
conda Gas Space Heater. Exhaust
Fans. Elee. Water Heater. Etc,
TERMS: CASH. PROMPT REMOVAL
ap30-my5
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ACCOUNTANT
ASSISTANT TO
BUSINESS MANAGER
Decree '..sSs:s49 a sscsS9siSss Ssssi5 'sSiIys SIys;
SstsnI@'fSsa SsstsnnIr@e fSssanefssss' inciuSins retire:
laenf plan. Cumberland area. Send
sS9P|s:, s:sEss 8 sss ssss sas
KCCOUNTANf-JF. og ssmi-sFs ex.
psrienced. Salary open. Hyattsvtns
area, For appointment can AP. e
7OB6.
ADDRESSING MAqH. orR.-Pres;
l/Fiifott o. Speedaumat exper.;
Ssns. sssssE sHD sHDSE!sHsAsItI .ssst. VI Msdrssssss
KDMfN1TkKTT0N TRAINER-De.
gree IN buSineas administIstiQn %
public administrator. EmphaeH
On aeeountine or economies: Posi-;
ten Leads e statE l.tfiI .ian o IaisS1 lEea,
ssisiy 49, rSScs 81 g leS8s sS.8s2 kssainss Il &C.
eepted or calf cR, $4,000, Ext.
507, Fairfax County. We.
ADTERTIsING SPECIALLY SALES
NAN, big eemm1eeioAA eQmplete
line, MONARCH NOVELTIES, 1881
1TR C6ND, INeTALLATI0N MAN,
Kxp. window unltss regent res.
A Apsls S'.l f2z 2z. 4 SslSsfSo. SsASSoaiA' s'41 lV'a
am CONDITIONING MECHANIC:
exDeYienced In central residential
and commercial air conditioning.
221A 18th st. NV. AID. 4-z200.
Am CONDy refer, EAeeha exper.
commereiai install, and service.
6i6 n. Fayette, AIez. n. e.0b06.
APPLIANCE MAN WANTED. Must
have FefrigeFation and al around
exper. In appliances. Tools and
Maryland drivers license; 10 start start
immed.. guaranteed salary, $40
per week, Plus over i0Ss COM
mission. Cai1 Mr. Readen or Mr..
Harmon at III. p.5522
A. r. BURGESS ELEfsTRICAL CTR.
$40 Branch ave, Sc.
Camp Sprines. Nd.
mAAmAM aHA
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANTs-Jr. and semi-Sr,
ior local cPA office. saIaTy open; psgs
DeSoles 81. NV. NE. 6-A964.
ACCOUNTANT, young man with
public accounting experience ex.
eel. Opportunity with local cPA
firm, starting salary eommensu-
rate with experience. Apply N0r
vfitA lith n, 1343 y st. NV, 'or
phone Elk. 3-0060.
ACCOUNTANTS, BOOKKEEPERs.
we opeeialiSe in these positione.
ATLAS AocY., 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
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THOMAS w. HUNT,
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
my6,S.10,12,i4 Trustees.
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AMAZING FACTS abeqt hair veay-
ing. II covers bald spots and gives
fuiinoSs and length. cali 0LAbYR
BANKN. Ia. o.3gll
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New DC. Village Home
Construction Launched

he slips off and goes to work
with trowel or cultivator. {.
The gardens been a great
source of satisfaction to me" /"
Mr.. McCorkle said. Its bad
to sit around and think about
what used to be, or might have
been. Unless you fill your time
you're beat.
How the years slip byl You
think you've been here 10 years
then you count UP and it's 20
But I have no complaints
this is home"
Anticipating the garden
end-he'll have a chance Il
grow a new one when building
Is completed-Mr. McCorkle hs
only tulips to show off thi
spring. But the garden is goini
out in style.
Every one was in bloom a
Easter, he said. People ad'
mired theb-it did me good.
Residents have been kept uT
to date on building plans.
One who is bound to take
the change in stride is Mrs
Annie Fairfield, Oldest woman
at d. c. Village. A self-suffi-
cient 81. Mrs. Fairfield entered
the home at 81. Though hard
OF hearing she reads without
glasses.
II don't care for ficticn at
ALL" she said. II read II / can
get something I like, sensible
things. I don't care for fancy,
made-up stories"
Evening star., 1962-05-07
MAYLANDs POLITICAL DNosAUR
CoIou Jack Pollock Again Stalks the Political Scene State

sored Mr.. Pollack's recent Con
vention" at which his follow
ers cast their lot with Demo-
cratic gubernatorial candidate
George p. Mahoney. They were
taken in a fleet Of buses to q
downtown hotel to cast their
ballots.
His second major perform
ance Of the current campaign
came Saturday when he hired
a hotel room to play a record
ing for newsmen. The tape
purported to have recorded a
1858 deal between Mr.. Pollack
and Gov. Tawes.
Mr.. Pollack supported Gov.
Tawes in 1858, but their re-
lationship cooled and now Mr..
Pollack is working hard to de-
feat the Governor.
So hard, in fact, that he con-
veniently forgot about that un-
written rule among politicians
against publicly discussing pa
tronage. Mr.. Pollack called o
press conference in q Baltimore
hotel Saturday and played for
newsmen q tape recording
which he said was made Of a
conversation he had with Gov.
Tawes in 1858. He said the
tape proved Gov. Tawes had
agreed to appoint certain
judges In return for his sup
port.
His flair for the dramatic
never came out more clearly
than when he hired a Drinks
truck last year to transport to
Annapolis the petitions he had
gathered to put q savings and
Evening star., 1962-05-07
New House Bill
Cuts Work Week
For City Firemen

A House District subcommit-
tee today favorably reported
out q bill to give District fire
fighters q 4S-hour work week,
Last month, the Senate Dis
trict Committee reported out a
similar bill, but one which
would reduce the work week
from 56 hours to 50 hours.
Today, Assistant Corporation
Counsel @. Belden White II,
reported that with new revenue
estimates the city could now
afford to finance . sharper
reduction in the work week.
The reduction would cost
about. $l.2 million and require
the hiring Of $50 additional fire
fighters.
Last year, Congress reduced
the work week from go to Sc
hours . week.
No opposition was registered
to the reduction today. Those
who testified in behalf Of the
measure included Fire Chief
Raymond c. Roberts and Bat
talon Chief Albert o. Raeder,
legislative chairman Of the Fire
Fighters Association.
Evening star., 1962-05-07

rough and tumble Of the po-
litical arena. He said he fought
81 fights and won most Of
them.
In his youth. he had several
brushes with the law. One Of
them was an indictment on a
murder charge which was dis
missed.
Nine years ago, he was in
dicted on q charge Of attempt
ing TO obstruct justice in a
morals case involving Mr..
D'Alesandro's son. Two judges
hearing the case dismissed 1t
on grounds there was not suf-
ficient evidence to let the case
60 to the Jury.
His political mentor was the
late William Curran, one-time
Baltimore political boss, who
gave Mr.. Pollack his first as
signFnent back in the 102Os.
The first job was to tear down
posters Of political opponents.
Mr.. Curran set up Mr..
Pollack as his political lieu
tenant in Northwest Baltimore.
The area was heavily Jewish
until population shifts changed
it to more than so per cent
Negro.
He has managed to hold
onto his power in the chang
ing neighborhood by putting
Negroes on his tickets. The
senator from the 4tin district
where Mr.. Pollack lives, is a
Negro.
Right now. the Pollack forces
In the 4th district are engaged
in a battle with a Democratic
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Jormuns Indicted
On Charge Of
Staying Widow

A District grand jury today
indicted Harry r. Jarmans on
a charge Of first degree murder
in the fatal stabbing last April
l6 Of Mrs. Olive Minard.
The 2O-year-old grocery stock
clerk, who lives in the 100
block Of Thirty-fifth street
Sc, was arrested April 20, less
than two months after his re-
lease from st. Elizabeths Hos
pital where he had been com
mitted for 80 days mental OBJ
servation following q suicide
attempt.
Police said Jarmans had
stalked the widow from q bus
stop to Thirty first and K
streets Sc, Q block from her
home at 3022 Massachusetts
avenue Sc.
According to police, Jarmans
had plotted O series Of street
murders in hopes Of throwing
police off from discovering his
ultimate goal-the staying Of
his 19-year-old wife, Grace v,
Jarmans, Of 1902 @ street Sc.
mother Of their two small chill
dren.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
BY PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

Big Jack Pollack is back in
the center Of Maryland,s politi-
cal ring and he loves It.
Baltimore politician James H.
Pollack Is the biggest boss
among the many port city
leaders.
His enemies are legion. He
has been accused of almost
everything in the book. But
still his favor is courted by al
most every politician who as
pires to high office in Mary
land.
The flamboyant ex-boxer,
whose first political job was
tearing down opponents post
ers, has always had q sense of
the dramatic. His education
ended at the eighth grade, but
he frequently lifts q phrase
from the literary masters to
throw at his adversaries in his
political battles that have
stretched over nearly four
decades.
Mr.. Pollack has been de-
scribed as a political dinosaur
one of the few of his type
left on the changing American
political scene. He lectures to
college political science students
on occasion, and he invites col
lege professors to talk at his
Trenton Democratic Club in
Baltimore.
The Trenton Club is the We
hicle through which he controls
his organization.
It was this club that spon-
Evening star., 1962-05-07

slate which is headed by State
Delegate Verda Welcome, a
Merge running for the State
Senate.
In the 5th district, Mr.. Pol
lacks son-in-law is getting a
free ride for the senate nomi-
alton. Ironically, it was the
Tawes forces. which were seek
ing Mr.. Pollack's support for
the Governor ct the time,
reportedIy arranged the with
drawal Of candidates against
Mr.. PolIack's son-in-law.
One Of the maneuvers Of
the Poilack forces In the cur
rent 4th district campaign was
the entry Of candidates with
the same last name against
some Of the slate opposing Mr..
Pollack's forces.
Delegate Murray Abramson
took the same name game"
to court when two taxi drivers
named Abramson showed up
on the ballet. The judge said
he didn't have any doubt that
Mr.. Pollack engineered the
maneuver but he dismissed
the suit on the grounds it
would be IAN unwise judicial
intrusion into an area which
deals with political tactics and
belongs to the legislative
branch Of government"
Delegate Abramson. like
many Of Mr.. Pollack's politi-
cal adversaries over the years
found that the Baltimore poll
tical overlord had the last
hurrah.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
30 Firemen Are Injured
In Chemical I roiIer Blaze

alcohol, each containing IS gall
Ions.
I'VE really would have been
in trouble II they had gone
up," said Deputy Fire Marshal
George I. Meyer.
Fire Marshal Lawrence Woltz
said the canvas-covered truck
was left on lot at the rear of
the Eastern Tire Co. about
2 am. yesterday. Since it was
marked Dangerous" there is
no regulation against such
parking on a lot.
Marshal Woltz believes the
fire might have started by
spontaneous combustion from
the hot sun beating down all
Evening star., 1962-05-07

Council, in the State Democrat
ic Committee and In the city's
legislative delegation at Annap-
oils.
The hulking, 8 foot, 2 inch
figure is seen frequently in the
legislative halls at Annapolis.
He probably has been denounced
on the floor Of the House and
Senate more times than any
other Maryland political figure.
He has been accused Of being
q major force against legisla-
ton to abolish slot machines
in Maryland. He was de-
nounced on the Senate floor
as the chief behind-the- scenes
lobbyist against q savings and
loan regulatory bill which was
under consideration in 1861. His
forces had a big hand in heavi-
ly amending the bill which Is
now law.
Mr.. Pollack always tells
newsmen at Annapolis that he
is 'just an insurance man here
to watch democracy in action"
The 64-year-old son Of poor
Jewish immigrants from Rus
sia has come a long way since
he sold newspapers on the
streets Of Baltimore's Little
Italy" with former Baltimore
Mayor Thomas D'AleSandro.
His boyhood friendship with
Mr.. D'Alesandro has continued
throughout the years, although
they are on opposite sides in
the gubernatorial primary this
year.
Mr.. Pollack was in the box
ing ring before he got into the
Evening star., 1962-05-07

loan bill on referendum.
He usually is on the winning
side in State races. But he has
had run-ins with almost every
governor over the past two
decades. He said all his dis
putes have been over patron
age-"nothing personal"
Actually. Mr.. Pollack's direct
political control is in a relative
ly small sphere-two districts
Of Baltimore's six legislative
districts. But his influence has
far transcended his own dis
tricts. This is because he con-
trolls the biggest single bloc Of
votes on the Baltimore City
Evening star., 1962-05-07
House Begins
Airing Of D. {.
Record Buduei
Nutcher Stresses
Crime Problem,
Welfare Needs

A House subcommittee began
hearings on the District budget
today with q reminder by its
chairman that Washington
continues to be faced with q
large public welfare caSeload
and q serious crime situation. I"
The chairman. Representa-
tive hatcher, Democrat Of
Kentucky. noted that Govern
ment expenditures continue to
mount and that the 1853 bud
get requests of $2sS million set
an all-time spending record.
But after Q closed session
with District officials, Mr..
hatcher said his House Appro-
priations Subcommittee should
give "every consideration to
those requests"
Today's session was attended
by the chairman Of the Board
Of Commissioners, Walter N.
Tobriner, Commissioner John
B. Duncan and Engineer Com
missioner Frederick j. Clarke.
Members Of the subcommit-
tee who listened to today's tes-
timony included Representa-
tives Santangelo, Democrat Of
New York; Shipley, Democrat
of Illinois: Wilson. Republican
Of Indiana. and Rhodes, Re-
publican Of Arizona.
witnesses are expected to
back . relatively new approach
to Federal and local partner
ship. The idea is to put UP 10
cal money for programs to at
tract tourists and to spend
Federal money to save open
spaces.
The Greater National Capt.
tai Committee Of the Metro
politan Washington Board Of
Trade wants $4,000 in Fed
eral money, hinged on $3.50, 900
to be raised by local business
men for tourist promotion.
Virginia State Senator
Charles Fenwick was scheduled
to tell the committee today Of
a proposal in which the city
and the governments Of the
surrounding counties would
raise money, along with a Fed
eral contribution, to purchase
open spaces for parks and rec
reational purposes.
Evening star., 1962-05-07
Fuirfux Toxpoyers
Set Public Meeting

A membership meeting Of
the Fairfax County Taxpayers
Alliance to which the public
is invited viii be held at q
O'Clock tonight in Circuit Court
Room No. /, at the County
Court House.
The budget committee will
present its recommendations on
the county's $75 million budget
proposal and q stand will be
taken on the proposed increase
in real and personal property
tax rates.