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EXETER ACRES

2-acre tracts in beautiful hardwood
grove: S1OO up; low down payments.
Through Anacostia and Oxon Hill IA
miles D. c.. right at Accokeek. Phone
locust 300-F-5
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LOTS WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE, FOR CASH. GROUP
of lots. parcel or acrease. for construction
Of new homes. For prompt action give
location and price. Box 433-V. Star
IN FORREST HILLS OR ROCK CREEK
Estates by private party. for cash: please
give ful! information. including lot, square,
SIZE and price. Box 16-V. Star s.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1915 4th ST. NE. IN UNION MARKET
Two-story fireproof bldg. 4Oxa0, elevator
HENRY SCHAFFERT $50 John Marshall
LARGE LOT, SOx25O: IN SECOND COM
mercial zone. Near South Capitol and o
sts. sw. c. H. PARKER CO., 435 4th SC.
sw. National 1906.
CONDUCT BUSINESS IN YOUR HOME
CLARENDON VA. opposite COLONIAL
VILLAGE. near COURTHOUSE-S rms,
bath. extra lavatory basement. oil heat;
large lawn front. side porches. zoned COM
mercial SUITABLE TEAROOM OR SMALL
BUSINESS. McCLAINE. 200 Wilson blvd
Clarendon Va. Walnut a3a2 day, eve.
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FARM. so ACRES. IN OLD GERMAN
town Md, on main road. $1,000. Call
ALGER Y. BARBEE Kensington 76-R. 10'
26O ACRES; 7-ROOM DWELLING; .
barns; springhouse; poultry house: all in
good repair: large oak shade: on hard road
s mi out; elec available; large creek; $50
per acre Walnut -tO5 81
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$3.50 TO 800
SEVEN NEW MODERN HOMES ON
LARGE LOTS.
In best section of Bethesda. with bed
rooms and bath to bedrooms and > baths.
garage: slate roof: aforementioned; can be
purchased on $500 to $3.50 cash with a
monthly payment ranging from $50 to
SS5 per month. including interest at 3 per
cent until paid.
For direction to all properties call
E. NJ. FRY, INC,
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY FROM
9 AM TO PM.
5000 Wisconsin Ave Wis 6140-41.
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GIT HIGHLAND DRIVE,
WOODSIDE PARK, MD.
Most unusual opportunity to purchase a
home built by one of our best builders for
his own use. Must be sold. g rooms. 2
baths. built-in garage for . cars: lot
69xI15. modern to the last word. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Open Sunday: 2 to
5 pm, Out Colesyille pike to Highland
drive. left one block.
STONE FRONT, $3.50.
Reduced from S9.75O. rooms 9O1
lage. New. modern. convenient. ideal.
Open. COFFMAN REALTY CO. Shep. %.
REDUCED TO $500.
new 6-room BUNGALOW. 3 large bed
rooms, bath, recreation room. oil heat. at
tic. built-in garage. large lot: in the most
beautiful section Of Silver Spring: exclusive
Woodside. Terms can be arranged. This is
real opportunity. Call Randolph 5226.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C-RELIABLE BUILD
er mas lot on which he will build YOU
lngs i you have $1,000; investigate. Roy
6-x Star " QUA
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WELL-BUILT APARTMENT HOUSE. GOOD
location. about S60.Un0. Cash and lots
i'll nearby Maryland subdivision for equity.
Give details. Box ;1sSV Star. -
WILL PAY CASH FOR 6 OR ROOM
house in good Northwest or Northeast
section. Box 43S-V. Star
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421-423
RAYMOND ST Chevy Chase, Md.
Sa950
Six rooms. center-hall Colonial. Homes
close to schools, stores etc.
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LARGE SHADED LOTS. 81 900
woodland section of Greenwich Forest
JUS on Georgetown I'd. Lots facing Lam
per- ro Average size s5x15O viii
nance nance and subordinate part of the pur-
Mr. TOVbeS A4' SoAi
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN CONVENIENCES. ANTIQUE SET
ting; turn. house; secluded in orchard on
Chain Bridge rd.. three bedrooms, two
baths. Call Fairfax ISL. So
ROCKVILLE PIKE AND EDISON LANE
8 rooms. bath. electricity. gas; porches,
garage; bus near door; 8 acres. Met. 1854.
BUNGALOW. 6 ROOMS; GARDEN. CHICK
en- house and lot. 15 miles from d. c. on
GEORGETOWN pike. Inquire No. / Rhode
Island ave. ne. g
COUPLE WANTED TO sHA.sE HOME IN
Kensington 6-J or Randolph 1862.
ARLINGTON COUNTY. VA.-.5-ROOM
and bath bungalow: ami: AL condition;
large yard. fish pond; L block Lee high
way; $50. "111 10th st. n. Clar. $40.
SMALL COTTAGE LESS THAN A YEAR
o. V. MARTIN, Dunn Loring. Va, Box l.
7-RoOM HOUSE. ALL CONVEN1ENCEs;
large lot. henhouse. garage: near Wheaton,
Md, toward Four Corners. F. SHOUP. s.
BRICK BUNGALOW; ON, MARLBORO
10 minutes from the heart of the city,
containing 5 rooms and shower bath, con-
crete cellar with laundry tubs, hot ot-water
heat and electric lights; large lot. 30Ox60.
JOHN w. SHEEDY, owner.
Met 1871. So
BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS AND BATH, WITH
several acres of ground and stables to hold
four horses Elec- llghS shade trees
On Old Georgetown rd,; Just north of
Bethesda Md. on Lux lane at Morton J.
Luchs' farm @ , Rent; S;5 5oE,S per month.
1905 aHANN0S a a. N.Y. & IOcHs Ha2i Go, 9a4s
NO. la PARK AVE. HYArTsvILLE-
Bugalow. 8 rooms, bath. nice lot, garage.
$40. Key at No. 5.
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SILVER snogad ST SPRING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

slricted. wooded section of attractive
homes; near Catholic and public schools.
parks; stores: exceptional opportun,ty
greed for, quick sale. PHIL d. POSTON
SllVer spring Day. Shep. $3.50; eve. and
Sunday Shep 45l6 " q"
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY CLUB GROVE
3. 6 and room houses with recreation
room; Large wooded lots; bus service.
Will build to order
w. S. HOGE. JR..
walnut 7940. Evenings. Walnut 9l5S
3S15 Lee Highway
PARKLAND. MD.--2O MINUTES DOWN.
town; new homes. S3,250, S5.40O. $4,000;
near stores. churches. schools, bus.
W. A. HIT. Hillside 0f1O,
Corner Marlboro Pike and Sutland Rd 81
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,oo ADELBERT W. LEE.

l.4o0.
8, corner Madison ST. near New Hsnn-
tached homes: call Mr. LaVton. Lincoln
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60xl25, WOODED. 81 400: ALL UTTI-
tles; 69xl25. corner. Chevy Chase, d. c,
81 800. GEO. f. DIEFFENBACH, Lot Spe.
Emerson 4I17 ave-
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SIBVER SPRING. Md
bahk VIII sell 90 lots in fine residential
sPcLloh' each t0-ft frontage Attractfvs
erlceS Tor cash. Prefer home bujlde.
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NEARING CoMPLETIoN-DETA
8 BUILT. . SOLD--UNDER $4,000.
Six rooms large living room, dinette
large kitchen with cabinet sink and re;
frigeration: 3 bedrooms and bath on end
hoor:- all hardwood floors natural trim;
lot 100 IT. deep small cash and monthly
payments
331@ 10Th ST. Sc.
Open till Dark.
fout Nichols ave, to Alabama ave left
on Ala. ave. to 11th place. right to Con-
rress St. left to 18th St
wAPLE g. JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. District 3341.
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DELIGHTFUL. COMPLETE. COMFORT

NEARBY VA, DIRECT FROM BUILDER
Before. selecting home. compare f-rm
Colonial brCk. insulated. weather-stripped
large attic. spacious closets. built-in ga
rage. wooded lot. Oil heat air-condi-
toned; F H. A: other long financing
houses. McCLAINE. 500 Wilson Blvd
Clarendon, Va. Walnut 9292, day, eve,
Sun.
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SILVER SPRING BARGAIN, $500: LOT
grade schools. stores park ali improve-
n6o men1S N; priced for quick sale PHIL, d.
rOsonl On Silver Spring. Day phone, Shep,
'.boN. Evening. Shep 45I6
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ments in. The price for all is only 81 So.
Better move fast on this. G. G. DUTY
los4 Vermont ave National 44So s.
INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP+WOODEn
Sht5. $3.50. $3.50 up. in best sections q.
Bethesda Chevy Chase. Edgemoor ana
E. M. FRY, Inc,
5000 Wis Ave. Wis 674n So
GoLoRED LOTS IN DEANWooD AND
terms; help build. District 91TO.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ONE ROOM. SUITABLE FOR BARBEF
shop tWhitei: reasonable; must state price
Box 40S-V, Star. So
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SC PER SO FT

Beautiful, wooded lot. adjacent 10
Rock Creek Park. with stream; lust
north Of the East-West highway.
streets are being improved
ROBERTS E. LAT1MER
'i33 Alaska Ave. Geo. 1871 Until PM
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10s-IO-12 sOUTHBRooK LANE
BETHESDA
HOMES ON TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD.
$3.50 TO S10.250.
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81 S1,500-HALF-ACRE LOT AprrrTyNl-
,D soii course on country club grounds In
proved streets. water supply etc Iorafed
Al ArarDy Maryland. Phone Georgia a2o3
~ ~ LCIS. EAST WASHINGTON PARK.
cor OF MINI. ave and Sc; sacrifice SI3-
each: on grounds L. 10
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44l6 EAST-WEST HIGHWAY.
Lot 6OXl50
3 bedrooms. . baths. living room, dining
room kitchen.
$3.50.
$50" EARLSTON DRIVE-WESTGAT
AN OUTSTANDING HOME IN THIS Ex-
elusive DEVELOPMENT.
A SAFE HOME FOR. YOUR CHILDREN.
S12.750.
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vAcANT-NEw CoNDITIoN-oPEN
12G 18th ST. Ne.
JUST OFF EAST CAPITOL ST
Six rooms; . rooms kitchen and COM
nlete. bath on first floor; two rooms. kitchen
end bath tl on End hr mr. each ZACH, kitchen has & re-
matte heat: paved street and alley: high
elevation. with wonderful view
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3346.
oNE-HALF BLOCK FROM TRINIDAD
ave, n.e,-Semi- detached brick house: g
rNpms, bath and garage; Colonial front
porch; arranged for . families; a real bar
gain at s.. $50 small cash payment. Mr..
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV District 3347.
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GLOVER PARK CORNER
On G-n

New brick Colonial home: bedrooms.
= baths. solarium recreation room; auto
matte heat: built-in garage; high eleva
ton: large lot; adjacent Government park;
near schools stores and TRANSPORTATION
only one such buy. Call MR.. LYON. EN-
erson 1870.
SOUTHEAST - VACANT - NEAR CON-
eressional Library-Seven rooms and bath;
good condition; price reduced to S4.150.
terms. For appointment to inspect call
Mr. Altman Atlantic 392s.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST NV District 3346.
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LOTS FOR SALE

PERFECT BUILDING SITES LARCW
Irontage, trees: location excellent. Priced
~ 450 to $4,000. Call Shepherd 1854
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1I5 WEST WOODBINE-CHEvY
CHASE. MD.
SIo95O.
ON BEAUTIFUL. WOODED LOT.
LARGE CENTER HALL. ENTRANCE.
R-CONDIT1ONED.
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ADVANCE INFORMATION = OWNER
leaving. will make home ownership easy
brick: Venetian blinds 3 large bedrooms
maids room, painted walls, oil heat
beautiful trees; lot 65xlfO Trust 81 500
at 3'2'c: 10c bus - blocks. Phone Tor
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BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay-Send for free booklet Phone West
River 221 F.. Post Office Mayo. Nd
GROOM BUNGALOW, ON SALT WATER
- miles from Washington bathing. boat
ing. nShlns, clubhouse, stores: house deliv-
erles OF groceries and ice: free school bus,
Iotal orice. INCLUDING two lots. S325. Easy
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See Today and Sunday, 2-7.
5519 KANSAS AVE NV

Only S6a5O-Practicalv new Groom
brick; large rooms. built-in tub and
rated terms. LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4 co.
Met 54O0
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IMAGINE the Amusement of your dentist IT
YOU went 10 him with a ser of store teeth
you purchased at bargain and asked him TO
fit them in your mouth.
Your dentist knows that your health, COM
fort and well-being depend upon his ability TO
select teeth which will exactly meet your IN
dividual requirements matching OF
the teeth to assure a natural appearance and
expert fitting to afford satisfactory service for
many years.
Neither good teeth nor good plumbing can
DC purchased economically over the coun-
ter. Plumbing fixtures too, must be OF assured
quality, carefully selected TO meet your re-
quirementS, tremendously matched TO enhance
the appearance of your home and installed by
experienced hands TO assure health protection,
satisfactory service and real economy.
Good plumbing is vital to the health of
your family for il means the delivery of pure
water and the safe removal of dangerous waste
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DUEL THREAT MADE
FUGITIVE OF WRITER

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 49,
NP).-RcSCarch workers of the
Federal Writer'S project have Just
uncovered the fact that al tn"
time Mark Twain first came in
California he was a fugitive from
Justice.
For two years previous, Twain
had been working in the editorial
department of Il newspaper at
Virginia City, New. In May Of
1861, he became involved in Il
vitriolic battle of words with tn"
editor Of rival paper.
The editor wrote that Twain
was Cd vulgar liar"
Twain raised the ante in his
next edition by saying that his foe
was "a liar on general princi.
pics and' from natural instincts.
and without further ado chal-
lcnccd him to fight n duel.
Here, however. it developed that
Twain ovcrstcpprd tho line a lit
tie and his rival editor WAS not
slow to take ADVANTAGE of il.
Whether Twain really wanted
to fight the duel, or was only
eager to talk about fighting, Is
not known, hut at that time it Wa
n felony under Nevada law for a
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TO
POPULARIZE LABOR

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 80
UP).-A new system Of educa-
ton which will "difnify" such
humble jobs as digging bitches
will be inauguratcd in the Phlla-
dclphia public school system this
fall.
DR.. Alexander Jerry Stoddard,
new superintendent of schools.
who resigned a similar post in
Denver to accept the Philadelphia
appointment, said eve arc going
to try TO implant in the pupils
who probably never will have
white collar Jobs that there can
be dignity and JOY in common
! labor
In outlining his policy TO Phila-
dclrhianS. DR.. Stoddard said:
"As time goes on we are going
to find that more and more cdu-
Gated persons are going to do
mental tasks, and VIC must teach
them to apply their cultural at
tainmcnts to the enjoyment Of
other phases Of their lives. We
must teach the children a differ
Ont attitude toward the tasks Of
life; to plac" the emphasis upon
living bigger lives rather than
upon making larger salaries or
wages.
81 don't know why n man who
is helping dig a ditch need feel
,cb,n,,I IF n ~
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cheese, pepper and caycnTc
Cover and simmer over very 10"
heat for twenty m mates, stirring
occasionally 10 prc:ci't sticking Il
the bottom TIC noodles viii bt
creamy and surprisingly different
Select a green vegetable tina
can be steamed OF boiled quickly
Broccoli is a good. sturdy choice
and is inexpensive 10 boot F.
YOUR salad course arrange a fl,
leaves of lettuce IN bowl. ado
sections Of grapefruit and abou
IL teaspoon grated onion Pou.
little French dressing, made o:
oil. vinegar and lemon lul e ano
spices into the bowl, Mix ano
serve the salad al table
Chilled appicsaucc makes a dc
licious and wholesome dessert
For piquancy, add little grouno
cinnamon and nutmeg, or else /;
| little pulvcrized peppermint can
~ 1t your budget permits, serve
lightly whipped cream with th(
applesauce and a dish of cookies
Then comes coffee, and the senst
of well-bsins. gained wishor
much labor or much expense.
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caSy-go manner that made her
happy and carcfrcc when she was
with him evenings after work:
She always felt protective toward
him, loving to soothc his frcttui-
ness when uifling events at the
salcSroom upset him.
She realized they had been sit
ting there for several minutes
without speaking. The silence had
been companionablc. Pat felt
Toms eyes on her face.
"You shouldn't have to work. y
he said. "You should have nice
home, a loving husband, and all
the time you want to dance and
play"
She shrugged her shoulders and
looked away to hide the feeling
of the unknown fear that came
over her again. Il wouldn't make
a good social butterfly" she said.
"Wcll, that's a break for me,
then. 1t means I'll sec you at work
on Mondays, and Tuesdays and
Wednesdays -- for weeks and
weeks, hope"
Ito be Continucd)
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COPYRlGAr. 10"

her n.yhl out" 1t gave her So
rrct pleasure to see the way
Iarry'S Jaw frightened. She dldn
NuOw why she wanted to hurt him.
make HIM angry. but something
dove her on. The night was all
wong. Il had started ali wrong.
II WAS - silly the Way he plac-
rL such Importance on tins
crowd.
pottic Barnes stopped talking
when she Saw arry'S eyes travel
To Pat and Bromley.
~ working girl Are yon
rrgIly??'
YES slcnnCraph"r." Pat
sand calmly.
"Shc'S more than a >tcnog
raphcr." AIRY added IN Il tone
he recognized as annoyed. She :
IN traffic court: works for JUDGE
Erlly. She also has a traffic COM
l"x- cant talk anything else but
work."
BROMLEY took Pat by the arm.
How about drink? Who cares
how many cops are handing out
ticket, tonight. You're too pretty
rn Start cruSading anyway. We II
have a drink, and then do III
tie Sprrdin' ON the dance floor.
She looked about for Larry. but
he was too CugroSScd with DOttic
to notice anyone else. She felt
Rrumlcv'S hand poSS"SSivc on her
own. and followed him down to
the little barroOm made to look
like 4 ship. They sat on high
stools and slipped iced drinks.
Bromley swung into his line
again making her feel that she
among all these girls in their cN-
pcnSivc. SOPHISTICATED gowns was
the one that really mattcrcd.
And I'm getting my boat IN
shape. Taking her out on the river
next week" he was saving. aft
cr that I'll be prepared for COM
pany. As soon as it's warmer
well 90 sailing. I'm willing to
bet cash you'll make Il decorative
deck hand. too" He finished his
drink and folded his arms on tn"
little bar. How about lunch to-
morrow"
Pm a working girl. remember.
| can't flutter around like one of
these social butterflies.
Don't want any more butter
flies" He stared into the glass
and his voice was husky. his words
more thick. Give guy the run
around. But two can do that.
honey. Let EN- go for handsome
statesmen. Let EN- pay the bills;
too. Nuts to social butterflies
At least, Pat thought. he had
called the situation correctly. He,
too. saw Dottic and Larry in the
proper light.
He looked at her as though see
inc her anew. "Say-we were
goin' TO dance. Coin to show 'em
some fancy stems. Come on
Bromley took her in his arms
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CAST OE CHARACTERS

CAST or CHARACTERS
PATRICIA Me IRAW--hcroine
She faced a choice between the
law and Toe.
LARRY KENT hero. lie faced
an even greater decision.
T>M SW"EN-I---proSccu'or,
lie awaited tho processes ct the
law.
Yesterday: Taking Pat to a
party, Larry tells her she couldn'
have seen hun: he was across
town.
CHAPTER ~
There Was no.hlny but music.
laughter. color inside the d""l=
of the club. nothing to remind one
of subtle Worries. ,ruuuttcr, ~uS-
piciraS. Pat swung into tire first
doncr with Larry, la. i'm" the firm
WAY h. held her. IN, ease with
which she could uuv follow his
every Stcp.
Men in tuNcdorS. some rushing
the season i'm white mess Jackets;
girls i'm gay rIuucrcG prints. fra
gile lrcc, gO-Samcr gCprgcttc;
Jewels, flowers. perfume. The
nearr,t aaproach 10 u movie par
~ she had ever attended She WAS
thrilled into actually forgetting
last wears fruck.
She saw I.arrv'~ eyes suddenly
GROW alert, saw smile come to
his Inns and a nod Of pleased rec
ovnition a. they passed another
couple.
"Dottic Barnes" ne todd her
under his breath "Quitc a look
or"
Pat murmurrd some trivial
phrase. Dottic Barnes wcarin" Il
dark lowered silk with a daring
IL cut back. flariNg. astounding
how commissioning the sleek line of
her hips a cluster of gardeniaS on
her shoulder that made Pats one
bIoom seem insignificant.
After the dance Larry maneu-
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new YORK TO
VOTE TUESDAY
O'Connor Race Is Over
shadowing Over 100
Local Contests
BY DONALD G. COE
United Press Staff Correspondent

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 49,
The fight Of Representative John
j. O'Connor for recollection in the
face Of President RnoScvcltS OPP
position ovcrShadowS more than
100 primary contests involving pO-
silions i'm the state legislature and
the congressional delegation
which New York voters will de-
eide tomorrow.
Primary voters also will ratify
selection Of delegates to next
weeks state conventions which
will name candidates for the two
U. s. senate seats, four major po-
sitions on the state ticket and two
congrcsSmcn-at-largc.
O'Connor, burly chairman Of
the powerful house rules commit
tee, and brother Of Basil O'Con-
nor, former law partner Of Mr..
Roosevelt, is fighting for both the
Republican and Democratic nom
nations in the 18th district, a
slice of the midtown section OF
Manhattan, embracing both tenc-
mcnt and penthouse residents.
He is opposed by Allen W.
Dulles. Republican, and James II.
Fay, Democrat. Fay, 100 per
cent New Dealer" is endorsed by
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Nineteen other nominations for
cnpnrncS;Opol cnoiS nrr ot sta kp a (
the election. In 10 Democratic
contests, eight incumbentS have
opposition, including Representa-
tive James NJ. Mead, of Buffalo,
chairman of the house postofficcS
committee
Representative James J. Lancet
to of the Goth district, also in
Manhattan. faces former Repre-
sentative Vito Marcantonio. Mar
cantonio also is running for the
Republican and American Labor
party nominations.
In the 26th district. embracing
Hyde Park. the presidents home,
! a Democratic contestant is using
a "hill-billy" band and mcdIcin"
show tactics in his campaign. He
is Edward J. Bowen, Il dealer in
patent medicine. who faces Ben
iamin Martin. The successful can
ddatc will face Representative
/ Hamilton Fish. Republican, in the
November election.
Republican voters will decide
eight congressional contests with
a thrcc-way fight on to determine
/ the probable successor to Floor
! Leader Bertrand Smell, who rep
resented the 3lSt district. Smell Is
retiring. Republican nomination is
tantamount to election. Three Re
publican incumbcnts face primary
| fights in other upstate districts.
Eleven incumbent state Scna-
torial primar'' contests. with Scv-
en- others listed. Only six are III
upstate sections, the remainder in
d the New York City metropolitan
area.
Sixtv-fivc contests are listed
for state asscmhly' nominations,
I SIS Of them in New York City.
A new constitutional provision
effective this year increased the
term Of asscmb!ymcn from ono to
two years. the same as state sem
ators. The standout contest there
is the cight-Sidcd race for the