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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1885 6-cylinder 4-door touring
sedan. A demonstration will convince you
that this clean. beautiful car is q real
hydrsulie brakes; $5ss. convinee fae !~'ar: your.
Steuart,s written guarantee. Easy terms
I: r; Ste9apt. Inc" 1925 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 IS" 4-door sedan. maroon
nnish that hasn't q blemish immaculate
inside and out. perfect performing motor
nydrauNc brakes. excellent tires: equipped
with RADIO and many extras $545. Sold
with l.. P. Steuart's written guarantee;
easy terms. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925 14th
St NV. Decatur 1903.
PONTIAC 1884 4-door sedans-The clean
est cars OF this model on the market.
Ihe price has been cut SO they are real
bargains Several to choose from, choice
OF colors. and all sold with written
guarantee. See these cars today; S285;
easy terms. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1926
18th st. NV. Decatur 1903.
PONTIAC 1894 conv. coupe: black rn.. s
good tires. leather uphol.; smooth, quiet.
econ. s-cyl. motor; special. S297: liberal
trade. Lee d. Butler. Inc. Stude dist,
112l 21st st. NV. District 1918.
ROCKNE 1893 de luxe coupe, original
black finish like new. new tires. clean IN
side, a real piece of transportation for
only S149; any car a down payment; So
down, $40 month. Logan Motors. 354O
14th st. NV. next to Cavalier Hotel
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door sedan. de luxe;
10000 miles; fine condition; very reason
able. By owner, Potomac 1198-M. 15'
PLI;YMoUrH lnI;Yl! 1897 4-door sedan; 11.0Oo
sight. Phone Adams 54s7 after pm,
PLYMOUTH 1895 de luxe 2-door trunk
sedan. equipped with radio and heater and
Barnes Motors. 1929 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe 4-door trunk
has been used little by eEg
tors. 1729 14th st. NV. Decatur 1890.
PONTIAC 1898 green e-cyl. 4-door sedan;
Flood dssler 4sSi conn o1el cey SSte s4ei. 41e Mf
oe bs4 1gss 4s8o4 4ao9s sedan s1s9
dealer eona ces ~ sfo Mr. Flood
PONTIAC 1898 beige, 8, four door sedan.
with largest trunk, radio. heater, defroster.
ciev cHs2 sseli sfe Mr. Flood dealer 4@@l Conn.,
PONTIAC coach, 1881; only Ss5; runs
quickly. Addison Chevrolet. 1887 irving
PONTIAC 1882 sport coupe rumble seat.
clutch overhauled synchromesh, free
wheeling; VI q really good little car: Sl39.
PONTIAC, 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan,
original blue paint. mohair upholstery un-
soiled. new clutch and motor excellent;
$50, 81 down. Sl4 month. Logan Motors,
18th and M sts. NV.
PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan. black finish,
fine motor. good rubber. very clean
splendid family car for only S395.
M and N sts. NV. Republic 0145. Open
PONTIAC 1885 convertible coupe 8-cyl:
excellent brown paint, brown leather up-
splendid motor: S495. c. c, c. Guaranty.
Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV.
Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve.
PONTIAC 1898 oficial cars-Sedans and
2-doors.. used by executives Of this COM
pany; liberal discounts; new-car guarantee
and service: full trade allowance for your
tiac Co, direct factory dealer, 14I9 Irving
st. NV Adams O515
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OUTDOOR FOLKS. pick out q car that
will take you there and bring you back
See this 1896 Oldsmobile coupe for S525
Save money and time. Call r. w. Thomp-
son, Natl. $3.50. Hill G. Tibbitts. Ford
dealers.
DO YOU want more miles per gallon?
Then see this economical 1897 Ford go
right, and is right. Call Mr. r w. Thomp-
son: Natl. $3.50. Hill & Tibbitts Ford
dealers.
beautiful 1885 Ford Tudor sedan. looks
like new and acts it, Drive 1t for "a hr
and you will buy at $500. Call r. W.
Ford dealers
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

W1LLYS 1896 4-door. model n sedan
$3.50. Washingtons leading Chrysler and
Florida ave. ne. Terms and trade. Open
evenings
WE HAVE sold used cars for over 20 years
but we have never offered a better bargain
it will give you entire satisfact ction. Call
Mr.. Warren Sanders. Natl. $3.50. Hill &
Tibbitts. Ford dealers.
SUMMER BUYERS. here's a summer car
lures that made the 1886 Ford a world
famous value. Sensational car sensational
price. S445 and no more, Call Mr.. Warren
dealers.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

soa9sa s55 PSone West sHea sa running
oLDsMoBILE 1887 6-cyl. 2-door touring
whistle inside and the finish looks new;
Inc. 1925 i4th St. NV. Decatur 4sos.
oLDSMOBdLE 1928 coupe; original black
fncl nSh 900 actual miles; heater eec
Graham dealers. ss a111 pI NJ St. NV. % Republic H,:
1852.
touring car: Stored in wardmsn PARK
s.; snss & fiS SG dsss 4aa eSan
PACKARD 1885 model 1so-B sedan. motor,
Packard wsshinston Motor &c Car CO c.. $iR. s4fh.
M and N SITS. NV. Republic O145. Open
PACKARD 1886 Bypass. sedan. series 14OO:
dark maroon finish. spotless interior white
sidewall tires, radio and heater; less than
sure surely t' clean Ca cara ssas 9o'ss s Gaar =
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd st.
NV. Natl. 1900. Open Sun. and eve
PACKARD 1895 model JOB de luxe
coupe equipped %s with ,adi0 and hsatsr
fully guaranteed: terms. Barnes Motors,
172a 14th st. NV. Decatur 1890.
PACKARD 1885 4-door trunk sedan, The
beauty. appearance and condition Of this
car warrant a much higher price than we
are asking for 1T and Il you see IT you
sparkies and ~ is wi Without "a blemish & tSa the
interior is spotless and without sign Of
wear. and the tires are excellent. Mechani-
cally we GUARANTEE that this car has
been thoroughly recondittoned and a dem
9bs s.ss oT win seRSnee preeS for
Co. 1925 14th st. NV, 14th and Pa. ave.
Sc. 18th and Chaplin SITS. NV. Decatur
1910. Atlantic 4340.
PLYMOUTH 1854 coupe, black. excellent
floating power motor. hydraulic brakes and
many other fine features; low price at $500.
M and N sts. NV. Republic Ol45. Open
evenings.
PLYMOUTH 1897 de. luxe 2-door trunk,
Logan Motor Co, 18th and M SITS. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe coupe, radio,
heater extra clean; S2l9, $40 down,
balance Sl3 month. Logan Motors. 3540
l4th st. NV. next to Cavalier Hotel.
PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan: new
paint slip covers tiptop motor just over
hauled nearly new tires; only $40 down,
STATS monthly Steuart Motors, l4O1 R
!. ave. ne. Decatur $500.
PLYMoUTHs. 1a36-1937 de luxe models,
touring, two-doors and touring sedans; all
trunks; excellent w.mileage, condition;
priced from $500 to S625: all bargains
Skinker Motor Co, 1915 Goth NV. 1909
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Atlantic 9l60.
PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe rumble seat
coupe, S439 Washington's leading Chrys-
4"3 Florida ave. ne. Terms and trade.
Open evenings
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER Dict. conv roadster, 1884;
orig. black. cream stripe: top like new;
on request; this car is In orig beautiful
condition. looks new. special today, S327:
terms Butler Bonded. 5-day: ee-driving
trial. Lee D. Butler. Inc. Stude. dist. 1121
2lst St NV. District 1918.
STUDEBAKER Dictator coupe, 1887: cream
nnish, spotless upholstery: MILEAGE 5000.
appearance Of new car; 5000. Demonstra-
ton on request in evening. Clev. S649.
sTUDEBAKER Dict. custom coupe. 1887;
orig; black; large luggage space. broad
Quest) showed excellent care: low mi.
save big depreciation: Butler Bonded: s.
Ter. Inc. Stude. dist. 1921 21st st. NV
District 1918.
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CHEVROLET 1884 master roadster; fin
ished IN maroon with red wheels; mechani-
cally perfect; Sl91. Call Mr.. Peers between
8 am. and 6 pm, Dupont 1896. 2l2I
14th st. NV. 15s
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CHEVROLET 1887 2-door master touring
sedan. $3.50. Washington's leading Chrys-
Ter and Plymouth dealer. COAST-IN 401-
423 Florida ave. ne. Terms and trade.
Open evenings
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CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe rumble
seat coupe; one owner perfect condition
throughput; S5.5 fully guaranteed: low
terms. Barnes Motors. l12A 18th 81. NV.
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PLYMOUTHS. 1a36-1937 de luxe models,
touring two-doors and touring sedans; all
steel bodies. hydraulic brakes large
trunks; excellent w-mileage condition;
priced from $500 to S625: all bargains
Skinker Motor Co, 1915 Goth NV. 1909
BladenSburg I'd ne Atlantic 9l6O
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CHEVROLET 1886 master 2-door trunk
sedan; 12,512 miles; black: knee action;
$3.50 cash. Columbia 1O3O4
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CHEVROLET cabr., '33; orig robin s-egg
blue, good top. smooth motor good tires;
CITY use; bargain, S221. Lee D. Butler,
Inc, 112l 21st NV. Studebaker dist
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CHEVROLET 1886 master de luxe coupe,
S425; 1885 de luxe master 4-door trunk
sedan, S395: fully guaranteed: low terms.
Barnes Motors, 1929 14tn st. NV. Decatur
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CHEVROLET coach. 1894; orig. green, mo-
hair uphol; smart in every detail; low mi :;
very smart: only S357. Lee D. Butler. Inc,
6tude. dist. ll2l 2lst st. NV. Dist. 1918
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CHEVROLET coupe. 1894. rumble seat for
maste. sedan, 1865; 1896 touring sedan,
new tires, S445: all in best-by-test condi-
tlon. Sklnker Motor Co, 1916 Goth st.
n W, and l0n0 BladenShurR rd n q
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PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe rumble seat
coupe, S439 Washington's leading Chrys-
Ter and Plymouth dealer. COAST-IN. 407-
4"3 Florida ave. ne. Terms and trade.
Open evenings.
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PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan. black finish,
f1ne motor. good rubber very clean;
splendid family car for only $685.
Packard Washington Motor Car Co., oath,
M and N sts. NV. Republic 0145. Open
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PLYMOUTH 1888 4-door sedan: new
paint slip covers; tiptop motor just over
hauled, nearly new tires; only $40 down,
STATS monthly. Steuart Motors, l401 r.
I. ave. ne Decatur R.tOO
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CHEVROLET 1882 coach, excellent condi-
tlon throughout. good tires, sacrifice, SS5.
Sun. Ahl Ella w
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CHEVROLET 1929 coach. in excellent
condition; price reasonable. Cleveland
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DODGE 1886 touring sedan. black finish,
ssrx ssesiient 9ati1ngpoTHsr motor driven
Packard Washington Motor Car Co., Path.
M and N sts. NV. Republic O145. Open
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FORDS, 1896, de luxe models, coupes and
Tudors 3: used under, 5000 miles: un-.
usual good condition; liberal trades Priced
1885 only at Skinker Motor Co. 1916 Goth
st. n ". 1909 BladenSburg I'd ne
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EVROLETs-Honestly Priced This
term HONESTLY PRICED" has been
used, by US for l6 years. 1t is not just
another catchy phrase; With us. it'means
Just what il says. No matter whether
the car is $50 or $50 a l9cS or a
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GRAHAM 1897 custom super-charger trunk
with Persian red wheels; driven only 4 900
miles ana in perfect condition; 90-day
Graham dealers, 21l5 NJ st. NV. Republic
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CHEVROLET 1887 master town sedan,
built-in trunk. driven very little. new-car
appearance and condition: full trade allow
ance Tor your car. Addison Chevrolet,
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CHEVROLET 1881 coupe, only SS5; fine
Addison Chevrolet. 1877 Irving St NV
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CHEVROLET 1936 master sport sedan,
knee action wheels; quiet. powerful, valve
in-head motor; beautiful clean mohair
velvet upholstery. finish almost like new.
nve nne tires. You cannot beat this car
you cannot beat our money saving Gen.
eral Motors terms. Owens Motor Co.,
1929 Ga ave
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DODGE 1887 4-door sedan. with largest
trunk. perfect, s615. Dodge 1886 two
1887 de luxe coupe. $40. See Mr.. Flood
dealer. 422l Conn. Cleveland SOL
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PLYMOUTH 1897 de luxe 2-door trunk,
11,00O actual miles. brown finish; $3.50.
Logan Motor Co., 1Sth and M SITS NV.
PLYMOUTH 1888 de luxe, coupe, radio,
heater. extra clean; S2l9 $40 down,
balance Sl3 month Logan Motors 3540
14th st. NV. next to Cavalier Hotel.
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DODGE 1898 touring sedan Airplane
I bronze. LATEST SERIES. Driven 500
miles. Will sell S40O equity. Reas. to
quick buyer. Decatur 1909
Evening star., 1938-08-07
FREE METHODISTS
OF D. c. AREA MEET
Mission Session and Temperance
Rally to Be Features Of
Annual Gathering.
spe cial Dispatch to The Star.

Spe cial Dispatch TO The Star.
sPENCRVILLE. Nd. Aug. g.
Under direction Of the district elder.
the Rev. j. M. Jennings. the annual
camp meeting Of the Washington Dis
trict, New York Conference. Of the
Free Methodist Church began near
here yesterday with approximately so
cottages and tents and large dormi-
tory on the grounds filled with menu
bers from Maryland. Virginia, the
District of Columbia and other points.
A missionary meeting tomorrow
afternoon, at which the Rev. H. F.
johnson. general mission secretary.
will discuss the missionary activities
Of the church, and . temperance rally
the afternoon of August II. to be ad-
dressed by j. Raymond Schmidt Of
Washington. secretary of the National
Civic League, will be features Of the
camp.
The program also calls for preach.
ing services at 1890 am. and 3 and
7:30 pm. each day. the evangelist
being the Rev. I. N. Toole of struthers.
Ohio. Preceding the regular preaching
services each evening, the Rev. G. w.
Newlands Of Grand Rapids. Mich,
will illustrate q short talk with char
coal drawings. Miss Grace Stewart Of
Washington is In charge Of the young
peoples activities.
The meeting will close August II.
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Corrigan to Reach Capital
At H:3O Am. Wednesday
FLYER to Be Presented With Basket of
FIOlUers and Wreath of Laurel
on His Arrival Here.

Lewis of Illinois and was chosen by
the Welcoming Committee.
Although paper demonstra tions have
been banned at the request Of the
committee. Washington residents will
get glimpse OF the hero during the
parade which is to follow.
The party will go from the Me-
mortal to the Capitol by way Of Con-
stitution avenue and back by way Of
Constitution avenue. Pennsylvania
avenue and Seventeenth street NV.
1t will round the elipse and return by
way of Constitution avenue to Fiji
teenth and F streets NV. The group
will alight at the Presidents entrance
to the Willard Hotel. where luncheon
will be served at pm. with 800
guests attending.
Among the welcoming addresses
will be one by Robert Brannan, acting
Fire Minister
At 2:30 Corrigan will be escorted
to the State Department. where ne
will BE- greeted by Secretary Hull
At $40 he will go to the Department
of Commerce to be welcomed by COL
J. M. johnson. acting Secretary of
Commerce. Denis Mulligan. chief Of
the Bureau of Aeronautics Of the
Department of Commerce. and Ed
ward p. Noble, chief Of the Civic Air
Authority.
Commissioner Hazen will receive the
hero at 4 pm. At that time. he will
also be made a special honorary mem
Der Of tine Theodore Roosevelt Troop
of the Boy Scouts Of America. The
troop takes its name from its first
honorary member. and Corrigan will
be the fifth and last. Commander
Hugh c. Armstrong of the Boy Scouts
will make the presentation.
The reception by Acting Minister
Brannan will follow, either at the
Legation of Fire or at some other
place to be announced.
Details of other plans for .Corrigan's
reception depend on the condition Of
his chest injury and will be announced
later.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
Marines, With Scarlet Goats,
Haze Movie Situation IN Hand

The bright scarlet coats of the
Marine Band went Hollywood yester-
day-but without the members Of the
band inside Of them.
The Marines saved the day again
when. in answer to . desperate ap-
peal from the movie center, an air
shipment of Marine uniforms, includ-
ing the gaudy winter wear Of the
band. was sent West to furnish au-
thentic accoutrements for 4 motion
picture now in production.
The n uniforms, whose total weight
Of SIS pounds made what is believed
to be local record air express ship
ment, according to Herbert d. Ford,
district sales manager for American
Airlines. were shipped out last night
at 1925 o'clock on 1.-THE Southern.
er." crack American airliner.
Evening star., 1938-08-07

Director w. 8. Van Dyke in Holly
wood, failing to find the proper equip
ment on the West Coast, had wired
to Warrington for help, and Mrs.
Mabel Walker Willebrandt, Washing
ton legal counsel for NON, respond
ed. With the help Of the Marine
Corps, the uniforms were hastily as
sembled and were scheduled to Ar
rived in Los Angeles about noon to-
day.
The shipment of band uniforms,
which was insured for $500, is to
be used in one Of the final scenes Of
the Nelson Eddy jeanette Macdonald
picture, "Sweethearts." Two men
accompanied the shipment to see that
the uniforms were rushed to the set
Immediately on arrival In Los An.
geaas.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
Boys Drowning
Stirs MOve for
Guard at Pool

A recommendation that a guard
be stationed at the Alexandria Cva.)
municipal swimming pool when it /.
filled with water and that the sur
rounding 9-foot fence be made boy
proof" was made by DR.. Llewellyn
Powell, city coroner. at the inquest yes
terday into the drowning of Charles
Bradley. jr., 7.
DR.. Powell said he would leave to
the City Council the detail as to how
the fence should be improved 50 boys
could not climb over it as the Brad
ley boy did
A certificate of accidental death by
drowning was issued by the coroner.
The boys body was found at the
bottom of the swimming pool Friday
after his mother became suspicious of
his absence from home. Testimony
at the inquest showed there were no
guards on duty and that the gates to
the premises had been locked because
the pool was closed due to heavy
rains.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
6.3-3 SCHOOL PLAN
Will BE DISCUSSED
Berwyn District Citizens to Hear
Of Proposal for Greenbelt
Grades,

Plans to establish the 6-3-3 system
IN the Greenbelt schools as an expert
nlent for the rest of Prince Georges
County will be discussed at the meet
ing Of the Berwyn District Civic As
sociation at the Berwyn (Md.) School
Gt 8 pm. tomorrow.
Several other civic matters, includ-
ing An effort to get further aid in
repairing the Branchville-GlennD Dale
road, will be discussed.
The association announced that it
has purchased tractor and road
grader from the State Roads Commis-
sion and made 1t available to citizens
who need road work done. Those
using the equipment must pay for
It's operation.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
De PORRES HOME
STARTS CAMP FUND
Will Sponsor Country Vacation
for Needy Colored Boys
by Subscription.

The Blessed Martin de PORES Home,
1917 Seventh street NV, has started
4 financial campaign to aid needy
colored boys by providing country
vacation, it was announced today by
Llewellyn j. Scott. director.
The home maintains by subscription
. boys camp near La Plata. Nd.
where youths are given two weeks
vacation away from city slums. The
organization feels that through its
camp work with underprivileged COL
ored boys many are saved from going
into criminal ways, the director said.
In operation since June, the camp
cares for IS boys at time. The next
group to be sent on vacation will leave
the city August IS.
The De PORES Home is maintained
for destitute men, and was named
after q 18th century Peruvian colored
social worker.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
RALLIES PLANNED
BY INDEPENDENTS
Meetings Will Introduce
Slate of Candidates in
Montgomery.

With complete slate OF candidates
announced. the Independent Demo-
Gratis of Montgomery County COM
pleted arrangements yesterday for a
political rally at the farm OF Eugene
Casey. near Gaithersburg. August %.
Serving to introduce its candidates,
the Independent meeting will be the
first of a series Of rallies to be held
by opponents OF the county Demo-
cratic machine.
Mr. Casey. chairman OF the 1nde-
pendent Democrats. is head of the
Arrangement Committee. Others in
clude Fred Heine. Colesville: r. S. Bill
heimer and DR.. Bates Etchison. Gath
ersburg: Ralph Sadler. Bethesda
Judge Donald A. De Lashmutt, Rock
vile: Leslie Sabine. Laytonsville: Wade
Shaw, Silver Spring, and Lawson King,
Gaithersburg.
Clarence E. Becraft of Washington
Grove. Nd, yesterday announced his
candidacy for county treasurer on an
independent good government plat
form. Mr.. Becraft four years ago par
ticipated in the Fusionist movement
and later was made a clerk in the
treasurer's Office. Mr.. Casey said he
would be Endorsed by his faction.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
FAIRFAX TOPS STATE
IN COUNTY REVENUE
Collection of $40, ,463 Under Trial
Justice Act for Year
Reported.

For the fiscal year ending June 80
1887, Fairfax County, Va. ranked first
In Virginia among the counties oper-
ating under the Trial Justice Act in
the amount Of county revenue col
lected, . report prepared BY the ONCE
Of the Auditor of Accounts Of Virginia
discloses.
During that fiscal accounting period
the local trial Justice court collected
sc, 1853. 90 in county revenue. Augusta
County ranked second on county COL
lections OF $o,606.6S.
In collection Of State revenue Dair-
fax County was surpassed In amount
by only two others-C Chesterfield and
Pittsylvania.
The report discloses, however. that
the Fairfax trial justice receives the
lowest salary for any Of the seven
localities earning the highest county
revenue.
Judge A. G. Ritchie, who presides
over the local trial tustice court, Ne
eetvss 42,70o . year.
Evening star., 1938-08-07
By tre Associated Press.

By IRE ASSOCIATED PTeSS.
GREENBELT, Nd, Aug. 6.-The
inhabitants of Greenbelt will be given
an opportunity next month to buy
stock in the community's various
business activities, which soon are to
be conducted wholly on cooperative
basis.
Each share Of stock will cost $40.
Half Of Greenbelt's families must
invest to make the cooperative enec-
tive under the charter granted to the
town by the Government. One family
may buy AZ many shares as it likes.
but no matter how many shares q
family owns. it gets only one vote In
the manas sement of the business.
One share will make its holder the
part owner Of every enterprise in
tovn-the food store, the drugstore,
the sasoline station. the motion pic
Evening star., 1938-08-07
DROP P0PERAP[AN
FOR WATER GATE
Setbacks Due to Weather
Prompt Kinder to
Cancel Experiment.

Projected plans for an opera per-
formance at the Water Gate this
summer as part of the National
Symphony Orchestras sunset SYM
phony" series have been abandoned
DR.. Hans Kinder. musical director Of
the summer series, announced yes
terday.
Arrangements were going forward
for a condensed version of Saint
Saen's Samson and Delilah," to be
presented August II. but Dr. Kindle
decided to give up the project due to
several setbacks already received in
programs this season because Of heavy
rains.
A special program is being arranged
by the National Symphony conductor
to take the place Of the operate ex-
pertinent on the date OF the final per-
formance in the series.
At the suggestion of Dr. Kinder, the
Works Progress Administration and
the office of National Capital Parks
constructed this years shell to allow
for presentation of diversified musical
programs. including operas. The shell
was 50 arranged that the orchestra
would be placed on a smaller barge in
front Of the present one and the pres
ent platform used rs . stage.
Three talented singers we're engaged
to sing the leading roles in Samson
and Deliiah," DIR. Kinder said, and
tentative arrangements were made for
the presentation of 3 ballet
Continued rains, however. he said
have resulted in the loss of 20 much
money for the association that ex-
pansion OF the project this year Is i'm
possible.
DR.. Kinder stated he is "grievously
disappo!ateG' that plans can't 90
through. He then made plea in
his prepared statement, portion Of
which follows:
IT only toficials Of the w. P. A.,
who were so rightly proud of their
fine barge and 30 modest about the
size Of this project as such. could
help! IL would involve only q negli-
gible part Of the many. many millions
spent for artistic projects elsewhere
And II it isn't done here. some one,
somewhere Is going to do it. what with
the debacie in Europe and the con-
stantly growing demands for art in
this country. So why not here? Why
wait until Spearfish. s. OAK, does It?
After all. isn't this the Capital?