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D. C. Red Cross Ends Drive With $ 1 r 145r302 106 Pet. of Quota The District Red Cross wound up Its 1948 campaign yesterday with a total of $1,145,302 contributed through 285,947 gifts—$65,302 over the quota of $1,080,000. Joseph C. Grew, general cam paign chairman, announced the successful completion of the drive at a final report luncheon yester day in the Chamber of Commerce Building. The meeting was attend ed by more than 350 volunteer workers, headed by District Red Cross Chapter Chairman J. C. Folger and Campaign Director Ran dolph G. Bishop. Milwaukee 113 Per Cent. The 106 per cent subscribed for the drive placed Washington second in the Nation' of cities oversubscrib ing their quotas. First place is held today by Milwaukee, Wis., with 113 per cent, but complete returns may put the District on top. Last year Washington was second in the country at the final report luncheon, but took first position when all the returns were in. The city raised $1,260,513 for a record 160 Der cent of its quota.’which was $787,560. All 10 divisions reported more than 100 per cent subscriptions. The residential division, E. K. Morris, chairman, led with 140 per cent subscriptions, or $117,806. This was $33,806 above its allotment of $84, 000. Second in the divisions was Ar lington County with 118 per cent, or *28,467. Carrington P. Stahl Is chairman. Sums of Other Divisions. Sums raised by the other divisions are; Montgomery County, $42,938, or 113 per cent, Mrs. James Nolan, chairman; Fairfax Country, $16,996, or 112 per cent, Charles Pickett, chairman; City, $57,068, or 106 per cent, O. H. Ritenour, chairman; General Business, $329,804, or 105 per cent, H. Randolph Maddox, chairman, and Prince Georges Coun ty, $19,624, or 104 per cent, Percy L. Wolfe, chairman; Alexandria, $20, 371, or 102 per cent, Charles M. Jones, chariman; Booths, $17,200. or 101 per cent, Mrs. Charles E. Bohlen, chairman, and Government, $495,247, 100 per cent, Edward F. Bartelt, vice chairman. A special citation from the Amer ican Red Cross was presented to Mr. Grew in recognition of his outstand ing leadership in the drives last year and this year. It was presented to Mr. Grew by Mr. Folger. Both Mr. Grew and Mr. Folger expressed thanks to the volunteer workers for their efforts in bringing the campaign to a successful con clusion. Fairfax Court Orders New Voting Precinct An additional voting precinct for Fairfax County at Bailey’s Cross roads was ordered yesterday by Judge Paul E. Brown, following a hearing in Circuit Court. The new precinct brings to 27 the total number in the county and will relieve congestion at Annandale, Falls Church and West End pre cinct^ ADVERTISEMENT. Miserable because of “CHANGE of LIFE”? Du’t Make Others Suffer, Too! 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Action on the Bacas request was taken after strong opposition had been voiced by nearby residents, in cluding former Republican Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota. The tract adjoins property of the Chevy Chase Land Co., which was rezoned to an apartment house classification in January. Other petitions denied included: Colonial Village, Inc., residential A to C of approximately 97 acres at Goldsboro and River roods, Be th&da, on which construction of 970 apartment units at a cost of about $13,000,000 was proposed. Forest Glen Homes, Inc., residen tial A to C of about 40 acres on the east side of Georgia avenue near Forest Glen road, Silver Spring, on which was planned approximately 500 apartment units at a cost of nearly $8,000,000. V/ar M. P. Seized In North Carolina Slaying in 1935 An Alexandria resident who served in that town as an Army military policeman during the war was arrested last night on a charge of killing a man in 1935 in Winston Salem, n: C. 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