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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-12

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Repub-
lie Ad.-Waterfront and other
houses and lots for sale TO ac-
eepteo college grads. IN I5O-house
Bay colony with l y mi. Of beach.
Community house and other rec.
erick. Visit. write Chestnut Cabin.
SEEING is BELIEvISG-3 bdrms.,
bath. Ice. hv. I'm. with cosy fire.
PLACE. din. rm,, fam.-sized kitchen,
pier. A truly rentabie iove-rest
the year round. Directly on the
COUNTY SERVICE, INC.
BU, 3-2l51 CHI. $500
SELBY-ON-THE-BAY
Brand-neE 3-bedrm, year-round
lated. on lge. lot near water
IDEAL retirement home. Only
kay RGG2LrY Co. INC. RA. $4,000
sELBY ON THE BAY, End and
Severn ave-Year-round home. liv.
rm., . bedrmS.. kit.-dinette comb.
bath room. porch and earport. By
OWNER. open daily. 301-7o6-
SHERWOOD F0REST-Modern ex-
pandable home for large family
Club community A bedrms.. 3
mis-. beach. Priced right. call
Mrs. Bortner, Victory 9-47i1.
SHERWOOD FOREST, Broker.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
NEELD EsTATE-Attractive g.
bedrm., 2-bath home In this de-
sirable community fronting on
wide sand beach on Ches. Bay
Just a. few steps from wide
81 ACRES with i.500-ft. frontase
on PATUXENT River in Prince
Georges County. Offered at an
investment price. Excellent po-
tenttal for capital gain.
LARGE ROOMING HOUSE with 4
lots fronting on Ches. Bay, 10
bedrms. The bldg. is sound but
needs repairs and improvements.
It has a great potential for q club
q e e se a TSqI a NTH is p gssS
PATUXENT RIVER-2.3s acres,
front; 800 II. on water. Lge. oaks.
20 mi. from District, 10 mi from
Andrews Air Base.
Main and branch offices open Sun
day and all week days except
]. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk, Nd, Phone Alpine 7-273O
or Prince Frederick PA and ass
SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD--6 mi
to Annapolis. Yr.-'round home
liy. Tm., firspi., din. rm.. mod
kit. Lge. porch, screened and
glass. Guest house, GARAGE. Gas
neat. S1xl30 lot. HU. 3-SOl2.
THE JOSEPH d. LAZENBY co,
WOODLAND BEACH-An unusual
~ attractive home overlookins
Glebe Greek on . nice wooded
lot. This property Is in excellent
condition and designed for pleas
ant year-round living. There Is
living room with fireplace. fully
equipped kitchen; two full baths
and large closets. VIII easily
Oil-fired Dashboard hot-air heat.
ILINDAMOOR ON THE SEVERN
lRiverfront Section)-water view,
four-bedroom Dutch Colonial home
located on large lot. Living room
with fireplace. dining area. kitch-
en-. ~ baths. full basement.
large tvo-car garage with work
shop and storage, on second floor.
Owner transferred.
SOUTH RIVER-This excellent wa
terfront property located on Hill
Point in Hillsmere Shores COM
mands an unrestricted view OF
the South River and the Bay. 600
feet of concrete bulkhead with
pile drived dock. Improved with
Q completely aforementioned three
bedroom home. Entry. living room
with fireplace. separate dining
room. large kitchen. full baths.
screened porch. full basement with
fireplace. bath and laundry ia
cilities, two-car garage. Not a
thing has been overlooked in this
AL constructed home.
THE JOSEPH d. LAzENBY CO.
215 Main Street. Annapolis, Nd.
Telephone: Colonial 3-26S4
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
RIVER VIEW PARK


SHENANDOAH RIVER. Beaut. hide.
out, So mi; from d; c. Paved rds.
to prop. Lee wooded lots. Most
lots S695-S905. Only S25 dn..
$40 mo. Also cabins for rent OF
sale; Excel. fishlng. free docking
priyils: Recreation and picnic area
Rte. z beyond Leesburg 8 MI. Rte.
beyond HillSboro. . mi. 70 sign
River View PARK. left 2 mi.
Weekdays. TE. $3.50.
FOR sALE-wiii sacrifice lovely
miles from Harrisonhurg ~ acres.
s rooms, Ia baths, native stone
house, city water. stable and Other
outbuildings. new furnace, lovely
flower gardens. Moving 10 Dan
vile. S92,50O IL sold at once. Deer
and other hunting close. p, o. BOX
l65, phone 43A-2707, Harrison.
burg, Va.
SHANNONDAIE-e adIoinine lots.
each with club membership. Please
call BOB HANSEN, 622-2Ol7.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY-20 acres.
wooded, good hunting or vacation
area with l-room building. $1,000.
OWNER. KE. $3.50.
VIRGINIA = 800 acres woodland.
mountainous. complete seelusion,
most accessible. We have had
nothing like 1t. S1l $50. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper.
Va. Office, VA. 5-s502. Res, VA.
5-SlS2 or VA. 5.sss3.
WANTED TO BUYS TO 10 acres
cleared in the Fort Valley. EllEas
beth Furnace area. so. e-71l3S
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MATTHEWS q COMPANY
CAMpPTOGE AARVT.nNn
WATERFRoNT mons

WATERFRONT LOTS
a wide selection OF lots on Ches
Bay. and Mil Greek. These ara
resales in Chesapeake Ranch Club
and Drum Point DEVELOPMENTS
purchased BY the present owners
at pre-development prices. We can
offer these lots at q substantial
Tor new lots In these deveIon.
ments on very liberal terms
J. B. WATERS 4 ASSOCIATES
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7tI!-.I III ~ e tCI IIo.
CHARLES H. .IAMISON

PooLFsvIILE. MD.
WI. S-a223 or 301-DI. a-3262
CHARLES II. JAMESON
150-ACRE Catoctin Mt. dude ranch
site. Barn for 25 horses, S-room
main house. firepls., bedrms.,
bath and electricity. so acres level
to gently rolling turf, ideal for
Balance rolling cumberland. Ideal
for bride trail. Abundance OF
deer, upland game and trout fish
ing Joining mountain estates and
show places Of wealthy SUBURBAN
ties. S175 per acre. Cash, u.
H. JAMESON, Realtor
Poolesville. Nd
WI S-QOnp mr. qn1-nT n oOa0
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VERY ATTRACTIVE IlO-aers salt
waterfront property with Ions
shoreline. Nice home with 4 bed
rooms. : baths. living room with
fireplace. dining room and kiteh-
en-; Artesian water. A good buy
Price $50 1000.
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OLNEY AREA
"a acres, with 20O-foot frontage
on Ga ave, adioins private school
and new development Excel
church site or professional office.
and-home ARRANGEMENT. Invest.
ment possibility. $4,000.
II acres with flowing streams
S1,S00 per acre.
Almost 1 acre corner lot. $4,000
Over u acre clear lot. $3.50.
1as acres in lovely Goshen area.
$1,000
nice. hish acres in Brighton Dam
area. $1,000.
IA acres. Laytonsville area. $1,000
per acre.
For lots in Olney-Laytonsville
area. Call
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w bOT WUUE TUUT1
(cONTlNuEDl
ALL YEAR

HAPPY LIVING AT NORTH BEACH
Screened front porch. liV RIM, din
area. hedrms.. kit. IL baths
fuinace rm-, hot air oil furnace
year round comfort, 3 block
from sand beach.
SIS ,495 $3.50 DIN
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CHEVY CHASE-Extra lge. wooded.
graded lot with stream and ravine.
suitable for any type home,
$1,000. 949-4968.
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DRUM P0INT-Lot 70x145 Il.
near beach and boat pier. PTict
5000. HA. e-233o.
EASTERN SHORE = Lots. homes
farms and business opportunities
Write for descriptive brochure
THE LATHAM CO.. Easton. Tai,
bot County. Maryland.
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MAYNE REALTY co.
WA. 4-2s31 Olney WA. $4,000
POTOMAC, MD.-50,000 So. It. for
sale. FRANK REALTY CO., NE.
6-l243.
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SCHWARTZ

REALTOR
DEALE. MD. UN. 1881
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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CUSTOM BUILT
HEY LOOKI
BRAND-NEW RAMBLER

ON 5 ACRES
Here is q eustom-built home with
large liy. rm.. firepL, 3 big bed
trac. kit, bath. hardwood floors,
concrete porch, A real Small es.
tate" Priced for quick sale un-
$500 FIT. ON WATER
Approx. 9 acres beaut. view Of
Chesapeake Bay from this lovely
home with liv. rm.. firepl.. din,
nm. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath. full
bsmt., fin. rec. rm.. Ice. jalousied
porch, oil INV. h., Gear garage,
hoooy rm.. swimming pool. pvt.
pier priced for quick sale.
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DON'T

DON'T
Make q move until you see this
masonry rambler with liv. rm.,
kitchen. 2 bedrms.. bath, oil heat,
breeZeway and gear garagel On
large lot near the waterfront.
(swimming pool. tooD S13.950.
READ
And see what this home has Ia
din. rm.. kitchen. 4 bedrms., bath
and oil heat. l60-ft. waterfront,
with pierl S21.500.
THESE
Lots total over a acre with this
home that has liv. rm., din. rm..
kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath 2 scr.
porches and no oil heat. Water privi-
ADS
To a home to keep it in top con-
dition. and this one is Liv. I'm.
with fireplace. cleo. kitchen. 2
bedrms.. bath, oil heat, utility
room and carport. Water and pier
PRIVILEGES. S11.200! Owner viii
sell furniture for $500!
WITHOUT
A doubt. you should see this home
today! II has liv.- rm., kitchen
dinette, 2 bedrms., bath and large
screened porch. Water view! Com
pletely furnished. S7.500I
CALLING
UN. 1881 will put you on the
right road to this waterfront home
with liv. rm.. dining rm., kitchen,
z 6edrms.. bath, porch and oil
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
MAX c.
SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
DEALE. MD. UN. 1881
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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l0-ACRE TRACT. near La Plata,
Md.-Suita5le for retirement home
on small farm. 37O-ft. frontage
on gravel road near Hwy 3O1.
sNIDER. 3O1-WE. 4-33ll. La
Plata. Nd.
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WARRENTON AREA-95 acres, ]

tage. lake. $50 900 $4,000 cash.
FAIRFAX REALTY, OR. 3-24O7.
is ACRES approx. A. miles from
DC. nr Warrerton, Va $500 per
acre Good terms. KAMP WASH
INGTON REALTY co. CIR.
3-bl2l. q til Q.
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CRUMP ::

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
DEALE. ND. UN. 1901
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
1Iavbe Next Time


THIS SPACE had been reserved fer expression of
 welcome Secretary of the Interior Stewart Uda whose has been anticipated b the people of Northwestern Alaska Unlike his predecessor Secretary Seaon who visited all of Alaska Secretary Uda made the usual hreepoin landings uneau Anchorage and Fairbanks leaving the Second Dis triet completely blpassing the of Alaska which made up mostly of the native people which directly under his jurisdiction.
 Although he referred substantial financial contribution toward construction of the Vocational School Nome the people, the families those who will the school given opportunity with the distinguished visitor the 10th and discuss first hand the need the problem and possible solution.
 Now that the secretary has experienced the
 hope that he will schedule another soon and where he left off, visit with Alasans outside the biz cities because they important the gold, and beryium in this area
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
Films to Be Shown at Baptist Church Sunday

The sound and color film, MT Texas, will be shown this Sun day night at the Bible Baptist Church, in addition to the regular service Mir Texas is the story of Jim Tyler, star of big time rodeo circuits in the southwest, to big time speculation in cattle and oil Real happiness remained the one goal behind his reach. Finally lying in bed as a result of a bad accident, he hears the claims of Christ, as Evangelist Billy Gra- ham breaches from the Will Rogers Coliseum in Fort Worth, Tex. Popular gospel singer, George Beverly Shay is also heard.
 Everybody is welcome to see the film. The service begins at '.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
Kennedy Urges Action By All of Us to Cope With Abuse of Narcotics

WASHINGTON tR = President Kennedy said Thursday there Is need for much more eomprehen- slve action by us all to cope with the abuse of narcotics.
 Departing somewhat from his prepared text at the first White House conference on narcotics and drug abuse, the President said there ''ls no area where there is so much of a mystery =. misun- derstanding and difference of opinion as in the field of nar- cotic addiction.
 For example, he said, various government agencies have differ ent statistics on the problem Ken nedy said there is a need for clear and uniform opinion as to proper medical treatment of ad- diets.
 White House conferences like the present one, Kennedy contin- ued, could be either window dressing or could serve an im- portant purpose And he voiced confidence that the current eon- ference can prove more useful than any other White House conference in history.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
BIDS OFFERED FOR EROSION CONTROL AT 'GALENA

An estimated s300,00 project for erosion control maintenance al Galena Airport, Alaska is adver- tised for bids.
 Competitive sealed bids will be opened the ZproieetZon Oet.9 9 by the US. Army Engineer Dist, Alaska. The proposed work will include placement of government furnished. and contractor furnish ed sheet piling and placing gravel fill behind driven piling
 Additional information. ma. be obtained by prospective bidders from, US. Army Engineer Dist. Alaska, 20, Box 37o02, Anchorage, Alaska, Attention: Supply Di- vision.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
Drop Ii Here"

BUENOS AIRES tR = Argen- tlna's five-day army revolt barely disturbed Mayor Alberto Prebiseh in his campaign to make Buenos Aires streets and and parks the worlds cleanest.
 While tanks clanked through the boulevards and most civilians took cover, Prebisch's staff plastered the city with posters proclaimine Lets Clean Up Buenos Aires Wire baskets dotted the downtown area, bearing signs, Drop It Here.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
Makeup of Site Selection Committee, Should Initiative No. be Approved, Is Big Question Mark At This Point

tai sites is selected by the voters would have to provide for the planning and subdivision of a new capital city and district with in the bounds of the site, and for the construction of necessary state facilities.
 If the 1867 legislature completed it's work, as specified by the mi tiative,. it would leave only one construction season =t the summer of 1867 - in which to build a new capital, because the initiative further states:
 The actual movement of the government to the new capital city shall begin no later than June 1. 1967.'
 The consensus of state officials dealing with the initiative is that the wording of the initiative would permit the site selection commit tee, if if deemed fit, to reeom- mend only one site.
 Does Not Give Right 10 Reject
 Because tn. initiative does not give the voters the right to reject a site. but only to express a pre- ference for new capital site, the lone site selected by the con- mittee.. if it acted in this man her. would automatically become the new capital site.
 The pertinent section reads:
 The people of Alaska shall be entitled to vote for any one of the alternate sites selected by the capital selection committee. The site receiving the greater number of votes shall. be the site of=the new capital city
 Each capital site recommended by the committee would have to include 6,400 acres of state-owned or state-selected federal lands.
 Each location would have to be selected with due regard" 10 ac- possibility by road, railroad and 24-hour airline service.
 Each site selected would have to be at least 30 miles from An chorage.
 Under the provisions of the State Constitution, the legislature could not repeal the initiative until two years after it became effective, or, until sometime in early Febru- ary, 1865.
 The legislature could, however, amend the initiative at any time. It also could be amended by an- other initiative.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-28
By Ward Sims Associated Press staff Writer

| w III Sl% tJNilNt otl liiN iiAe'iiiiNA II which the word senior is deter mined, because of the hay Word- ing of the initiative.
 Tie capital relocation initiative, which seeks to move the capital from Juneau to western Alaska, specifics that. if it. passes, q eapl- tai site selection committee will be convened, within 60 days follow ing the enactment of the initiative.
 The committee would consist, ae cofding to.the initiative, of the senior senators from each sen- aterial district of the state
 However, A a K as legislature i does not recognize seniority.
 Adds 10 Confusion
 Adding to the confusion is the ia. that il. three Of the only four senatorial districts which have two seats in the Senate. the men who hold those seats at the pre- ] sent time have equal time in the ! State Senate
 This applies to Frank Peratro- vieh= of KlaWoek and James Nolan ! of NrangeH in Senate District A southeast at large. Howard Pol lock and Vance Phillips of Anchor age in District E tsoutheentral at larger; and George McNabb Jr. and Robert McNealy in District J (cen- i tral at large).
 Pollock did not run for re-elec- ton this year. Peratrovich and Me Nabb are up for reelection on Nov G.
 Only in the northwest at large district will one of the two sen ators in the district have clear cut seniority in terms of the amount of time served. He is Les ter Bronson of Nome.
 Pearse Walsh of Nome, who was appointed to the other seat in Bronson's district, District N, in 1860, is seeking the District P seat this year
 Walsh's old District N seat is being sought by Neal Foster of Deering, a Democrat, and Thomas Martin of Nome, a Republican.
 Under the provisions of the in- iative, if it passes, the governor would have to convene the com mittee by mid-April, 1863, or with in 150 days after the results of the Nov. 6 general election are certified
 This time includes the 90-day period which would elapse before the initiative becomes effective, if enacted on Nov 6, and the 60 days In which the governor has to con- vene the committee.
 If the capital relocation iniative were to be approved, the capital site committee must recommend, Within two years after it is con vened not more than three po- tential capital sites.' Presumlng the committee was not convened until mid-Apri1 1863, and it took the full two wears to make its recommendations, they could not be expected until mid April, 1865
 After making it's recommenda- tions, the capital site committee would be required to distribute detailed reports on each site and to hold public hearings in each of the four major senatorial districts
 Assuming that the committees recommendation would be sub- mitted to the voters in the primary or general election of 1866, if would be 1867 before the legisla- ture could perform the duties il would be required to perform ii the initiative is approved.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
FIVE-DAY FORECAST
District and Vicinity
April rs to 30

Warm weather tomorrow will
be followed by cooler Friday or
Saturday and warm again Sum-
day and Monday. Temperatures
for period will average four or
five degrees above the normal
high of SO and low of 4S. Rain
fall, occurring late tomorrow or
Friday, will average about one
half inch.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harper's
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. Shen-
anooah cloudy at Harper'S Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - Noon - s.
am. 46 ! DIN. -- II
sam 81 SPIN. 81
Record Temperatures for the Year
highest So. on April ~.
Lowest, 8, on January IL.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Evening star., 1962-04-25
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Clear
tonight with low in middle sos.
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy
and warm.
Maryland-Fair tonight, low
in 40s in mountains and in
sos elsewhere. Tomorrow Will
be partly cloudy and warm;
high of rs to 81.
Virginia-Fair in the north
and partly cloudy in the south
tonight, low in SOS except in
4Os in mountains. Tomorrow
partly cloudy in north, consid-
cradle cloudiness in south
Weather will be warm with
chance of scattered showers in
extreme south tomorrow after
noon or night. High will range
from rs to "a.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Southwest winds
of 10 to 20 knots tonight will
become Is to Is knots tomor-
row. Fair weather tonight will
be followed by partly cloudy
tomorrow. Visibility of over 8
miles.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
BY PAUL HOPE
Star staff Writer

George Mahoney, a Baltimore
County paving contractor run
ming for Governor, wants to
take potholes out of Maryland
roads and the politicians out of
the roads commission.
Mr.. Mahoney said last night
that Maryland's secondary road
system is in such miserable
shape that it would take a
Baltimore County engineer to
stralghten them out. He said
he'd like to tackle it.
While Mr.. Mahoney was pur-
suing voters in Charles County.
Gov. Tawes was saturating the
air waves in Baltimore with
the theme that experience
counts.
The Governor claimed to his
television audiences that his
administration has moved the
State forward in education,
health. welfare, economic de-
velopment and fiscal affairs.
And David Hume, the third
major candidate in the torrid
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Mohoney AssoiIs Governor
On Condition of State Roads

Democratic gubernatorial pri-
mary, was inveighing today
against slot machines.
Challenges Finances
The argument that the
county take from slot machines
keeps the tax rates down is
fiction" said Mr.. Hume. He
claimed 1t would only cost the
taxpayers Of the four Southern
Maryland counties where slots
are legal from one-half cent
to one-and-a-half cents a day
for the privilege Of doing
without the slots and their
masters"
Speaking at La Plata last
night, Mr.. Mahoney said the
next Governor faces q serious
problem in financing and re-
building the secondary road
system which he claimed Gov.
Tawes has let go to pot.
He said the State Roads Com
mission is saturated" with
politicians. Every commission
you turn to is saturated with
Evening star., 1962-04-25

For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated from
the above: Annapolis. 3A hours: Bloody
Point Light. 4la hours Colonial Beach,
hours; Deale 4la hours: Solomons
Island. GA hours: Point Lookout. ia
hours.
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Gleason Hits odd Men,
In Maryland 9. 0. P.

Mrs. Gerta Grow, president of
the State Conference Of Repub-
lican Women and a member
Of the Montgomery County
Women's Federation, announced
her support Of Mr.. Gleason.
Joseph L. Pavlock, G. o. P
candidate for Governor, also
engaged in party pickering as
he toured parts of Carroll,
Montgomery and Frederick
counties.
Mr.. Pavlock challenged a
rival candidate, Frank Small,
1r., to "come out and face the
issues on reapportionment, re-
districting and equal accom-
modations."
Evening star., 1962-04-25
Apartment Rezoninqs
Worry School Board

ed planners ask developers to
reserve a 10-acre school site.
He noted no more expansion
can be made to the Thomas
Addison and Fort Foote Ele-
mentary Schools, where addi-
tions recently have been COM
pleted.
Another Sc acres for apart
mentS is sought between Suit
land road and Shadyside ave-
nue.. This will neceSSitate the
need for a school between the
Woodley Knolls and Suitland
Schools, officials said.
Apartment developers want
48 acres of rezoning off Walker
Mill road. Mr.. Schmidt said
a site just purchased for a
l0-room school will have to be
expanded or changed for one
that can accommodate a 20
room building.
Petition Cleared
The school is needed to re-
lieve overcrowding in schools
in District Heights, he said.
The petition by Oak Hill
Farms, Inc, was approved last
Wednesday by the M-NCPPC,
which did not wait for a school
board comment.
A planning official said this
was an unusual" case because
most recommendations are not
made until school board COM
ment is available.
Blair H. Smith. chairman of
the Washington Suburban San
itary Commission, filed the Pc
tition in behalf of the firm.