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Evening star., 1940-11-20
MELVIN F. BERGMANN
EDMUND NJ EMMERlCH
HOI--I'l =, 10 ~ N'IF. -0T'-I'--
THOs OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs
PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF TWO-STORY BRICK APART
MENT HOUSE KNOWN AS PREMISES
nnI GTE, EE~r n z WASEINli-

TRqfR1HS qPRo1ED Fhh sEaE E2Ar 9F HAtHAa5E hM
HFENA HOUSE, TT9sF2R9 TE6wR RRlsK as PRAnsEs ARAEE
NO, @2l B STREET NE, WASHING
BY THe IN Lbea q ssa G fSea TSs dds
land records of the District Of Columbia,
R 5sd he BeS6y f Re OF hf rhsfe Raes
Will sell al public auction, N front o! me
nTgmi5e4 On MoNBAY The TBYENNI,YG Nq,G
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK p M. the
following described land and premises, stu
ato ln the District Of Columbia. and dtesis--
mated as and being part OF original lot
numbered twelve D1) IN square numbered
seven hundred and 1tty-eleht G5sn be-
n a 2 a3 9f noTh IN from fne hS %es 81
corner OF said lot and running thence north
With the west line of said lot l04 feet 3ia
thence east with the north line OF said lot
"a feet @'2 inches to the northeast corner
o! said lot l04 feet 3i2 inches and thence
west parallel with the north line OF SAID
LOT 10 feet Hi7 inches to the place OF begin
nlng; improved by premises known No.
Terms OF sale, Sold subject to an indebt-
edness secured by deed Of trust recorded
Of the District OF Columbia. held by the
Aeacja Mutual Life Ia}granse coFmPanyf
which Will be announced at time OF sale
OF the purchase price over and above said
G'ed OF trust one-thlrd is 10 be paid IN
ash. OF which a deposit OF $50 will be
required at time ot sale. and the balance to
Oe secured by second deed OF trust on the
properly sold, payable in one and two years
attCr date of sale with interest at the tate
of five per cent t5Co) per annum, payable
seml-annuallv or all cash. at the option OF
the purchasers Terms of sale to be COM
Piled with within Is days from date of sale
in default OF which the property Will be
reSOld al the risk and cost OF the detaulting
purCha ser after five days Reimbursement
IN some newspaper published IN Washing
ton. D. c All conyeyanClne. title exami-
nation, recording and revenue stamps TO be
at the expense Of the purchaser.
GEORGE F. FLEMING,
EDWARD L. HILLYER.
Trustees
Office Union Trust Co,
18TH and II SIS NV.
mol 3 { , | = :. lq.1 %, % *
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STORES FOR RENT.

IN ST Sc LARGE STORE DOUBLE
| ndovs any business Avail immed low
nt FOR all inform GE 81"
lroRE FOR RENT - 2oNau. LARGE
|io"foom busy thoroughfaro. 1870 Wis
Iusu ave nv
TORE AND . ROOMS AND BATH GOOD
Iclluu across from car barn at / lith 81.
l. Apply l3s. + Capitol
l2A-l22i PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sc
I1ne unit. 3uNi2, onC-sioTv BLDG Near
~ \ p. Super store Rent reduced.
hone DESlO jackson l1I2, before 10 a m.
fS NJ ST W-LARGF ATTRACTIVE
Pom for rent as store. antiques or any
1uStc business NE N9ii
kRGE STORE WITH .-ROOM BALCONY
70 hroproot warehouse. ll2O IrVing 81.
Adams 200
tLvER SPRING NEW STORE. "ox6Q,
fSemeDt- heat furnished opposite Sill
p Iheater
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co,
zoos Gcorcia ave Shepherd 300.
CONN AVE AND CALVERT ST,
fI23 Calvert 81. n -po-ft front, lEe
ont. S125 NJ. FRANK RUPERT, 1927
.G23 CONN. AVE NV
DcatrabIC location near Shoreham and
fardman Park Hotels. SIZE 70 6XS5 heat
|rnIshCd: part basement
Reasonable Rental
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 II St NV National "345.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK@lq39 spscla. convertible sedan.
la36 Spects, SEDAN P-:ce6 r.Sh: :o- m
MEDIATE sale Written Suars2tee. We Go
o. owr fnsrc,-S or OF. css-S srG can
oas- easier terms. SUPERIOR MOTORS,
1909 Ian rw Dupont 1900
sUICK 1889 club coupe. dark green fnish
Ike rev. motor - oes. Q. condition.
ecg:ppe6 with p2Sh-oCtco- radio. truly
f-e cs- tEa. We vii sacrifice 20 sell III
--FI,s:P,y Cs- Nc atH
Il E LEAEY. J-- & BRoS.
r>r srG New YORK Ave NE. hobart 6o1s.
BCICN 1889 spas ADJ. COW. sedan.
Cer-u-y roGet SIC DARK blue finish 8
<.esl Wheels white s.5ewsL ;l-eS tsn Iop,
Gs-S cus leather upholstery, -s6!o. heater.
cE:-cS.e- Here surely 5 Clean car. you
mas. inspect q, 20 22p-sc.A;s Is unusual
-sro.o. s,-o:c s. 'cac..,at Co leS@ S.n9 $. zv
St.iors. $500 Open San. and eve
p-,cH 1856 +-doo- trunk sedsn: knee
sc.'rr ccntoT; hy5.aullc orsSeS, Ho-oEsi;
9s--.Is:;cr, St.-S;ee. body. very clean
SS,sS FEDSRAL MOTOR SALES
.1 P's6srSoGrE I'd. ne. AT. o9.s-
R--CN laS9 ,6l" 4-doov trunk Sedsn;
-a-., ees:s-. tremendous power Win en-,
c'S--y Scee Sc-1cu- nyc-suics. p4elty q
-"c~ srG ecri io.-. a. seq tfSS 49, :,
~ radio. hssLe-: SOS ASA.
A.. e7cs
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(e Ar WaShinG.ou. d c Draw,uEs ana
becl0Catt0us may he yo'aned al lh.S ono
EbllC BuIIdlnes W Z REYNOLDS. Com
|iSsIoucr OF Public Buildings, Federal
York. AeCncy
|oMNIssIONERs. d C; WASHINGTON;
|oyewbcr -. l9io ~ Sealed proposals VII!
btil " O'Clock m December 9, 1910,
kd then publicly opened. for widening,
Eyng. and renayinS the roadwaySn !, ! oGt qi
Hand ave nW, from Ism ST 10 I'm
| and Massachusetts ave " from 3th
10 l7th ST approaches 10 Scott Circle
fderpaSS, with about loo square SaroS
RI abou, lc.Ouo square wards of, sheet
tphal' paVemeNt or alternate me a.
|al prov Son> covering >uhetunG or as.
|gning OF contract and 20 the use OF
bmeStic materials. Attention Of bidders
particularly called TO ne requ!Tfmen.S
fryed and minimum Vase rales 10 ne pdta sL
hdcr The contract The acting director
|,str'c, OF Columbia hmPl'ymenl Ccn,er
loom 80. D stree BuNdrr- fo- pronos7lS.
|OMMIssIONERs D. c: WASHINGTON;
|ovewrFr Is lQtO-SCalcd proposals VII!
+ received a, Room 5o9. DS.rct Bul.q-
a4o '3 2nd rheH 'tGSS pG5icy ' opehcd. tor fur
lshluc about 5000 tons of hltumlnous
prcre.c mixture. or alternate Appy
|COrl -. District BuudluE. 10Y pfobHNd.N
TAR DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF THE
bustructlnE Quartermaster baNolNg NO.
ho. For, NIyer. Vlrgina. November Is,
n4O sealed proposals VIII he TecCLvec II
his once until ll.uu m. + s 7. De-
hmhe- ). 1910. and then publicly opened
pr the turniShpE and installation COM
ete Of all mechanical euulpment REQUIRED
connection with The boiler house ana
|st~!Duton system for hOS1lt3. group at
olnrG Field y c. Plans and spec!Aca ions
lll be furnished upon request. IntoFMd-
on 81 the above address.
norO -, - - -.
D c. WASHINGTON.
ovembsr "a lg+n-Fursudn 20 authority
,utaincd in Pubic Act No -. 18th Con-
ress. approved Au<u>- - 1889. SC t.ed p'"-
osalS vii be received ar Room 5u4. y So
1ct Ru,dinE until " 90 O'Clock 2 M De
emher : 1870. and then publicly oDe0co
nd read for the purchase Of he to.oVl1G
al estate no lor-rr REQUIRED for pUoAc
irpOsp~. 40 Io' 500 SQUARE +H53, i'm
-oved with "-Norv hcick but'drE Nor-
erly occupied by Fire Er-.rc @ No -6'.
zoo md 81. ne tH' lo' ~Sl. square
- improved with "->.Cry brick buLlGlns
1rucr.v occupied hv Fire EuElue CO. No.
'. BIO IAN s.. NV. go lot $40, square
700 improved with "-Story brick building
ormer.y occupied by Fire EnEluC CO No.
H. 3@l| NJ ST. nv. BuCprlntS may be
,taiued upon application 10 the Once OF
lF Assistant EDciUeeT Commissioner, D G:
/ : District Building. NJ. {. HAZEN. JOHN
USSFIL YOUNG D. NcCOACH. Jr-'
.. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOD


H0N'S !. l!2. oYTE H. 5 $. S2E, XIV Aa''''n'sF'.
fRus rs. sAts OF yALuABLE REAL
A-E BENG A TWO-STOEY DE-
-t.HEn E&LGk .DWELLLNNG CON, -S,,Ho
E'.tES WITH TNO-CAR Brick GA
EASF KNOWN. IS lGo9 BUCHANAN
r,S[FE4-T NORTHWEST
By N.s :. Ss.,s..- Deed q T:u;S;
-- 80 E-c-~., - :he D,<t-ic. OF
| S.-T'. s-l a. he rsClcs- q the parry
'5-s7y 'ce G"2c.>tsnsd VI. SCI.
r. -NEs~AY W. TWENTIETH DAY
EF, Nc s,tSzE 1870. A. -FOUR Q CLOCK
/ y Ms described land ana
bis. "a -z--. - .-v--,-t-s< seven tII1
u NS-v c Nathe-S >.hS.v.S.,c 0t .otS
r So IN 227ec Tws@,y-S.x Hundred
koyde2 he. oescs Q: r. 'S@-ysy5r .o-
kSs mss &; C---c:o.s - Lcs- 80 :;
| TERNe Cg SALE. Purchaser . psy one
fourth c. ne purchase c-.cs II cs<n. re
tslscte = ,c-ee ':>-S-,,,.s:..s = C,,e Tvs
end ta-ss wears respectively x.,h ,~.e-esr
Eaal n--S a-a ss,.-sa IN sv 3 1ses ta psE an n
fhe prcps--N sc,G . az csSr q r. -.,+,Sy,
ft the purchase, Taxes ps.3 . ss,ss;e5
r. we c..S = SS.5 Purchaser - pay
Esie = O. ? - s.. c-ce~- s * tS -s-
een'Gn r .o.U1' A. cocyeys@c.1E.
RI the cu-srsSr- GccG -.-.s - - sac
IA cs9oS,; r. >NoNHH ~ -e -s--.-rs a.
EHs ,.1't =. >Fs ara Ss.- .e~.s". - =
~ Thin .hl--v S'N DAYS ~ -Hs cE-- -
ksle. cr CFT --'- .--.S ed ans -~e C-----.v
Esscld s. -s- COS s"s -.>S c. --s --
EaGl.s-r TG--.ssc- E,-s- sc -. -.v.
E-svlcnS s-rc--. ss-'sC- e >s.s -sssf-
,uie newSrs7s- cIr..Ssec l1 WsSH.~c->-
wg.LvY JACOBS
JOHN SAr--
ANrrP-z,S Sv~vpr-v Ant
TRUST COMPANY.
Sy w : REALE
N-cs F-s5s5s-:-
tSesi "A -s,
A Il SsILlNGTON
AsSlS.Scs Sec-e- -k-y
oc1,S.a 1918 iS.l6lS.f9c
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PROPOSALS.

7DERAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
u .anEs ACmlu.~,rat W. hir-ton-
. Nov j.. laIO Sealed BIDS IN oup.i-
.tc Will be publicly opened III his othce
~ am. Standard time Nov - l9lo'
p additional heating and yennlafnE, n
larou. otc.. in the U. s Archives Build
G ar WaShlug-O.. d c DrawluES and
may he obtained ar thIs ofhoe
the discretion O.. ,hc Cumm!sSloncr Of
IbEC BUILDINGS W T EENNOlDS- Com
OF Public BUILDINGS, FEDERAL
Ork ACCuCy.
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AUTO TRUCKS For SALE.

DCDGE 1897 l,-tor pane, excellent cor
c.E.o1. very soCd il-eS. S2q5. guaranteed.
ncs-a. terms SUPERIOR MOTORS. 1909
i4-n $
HYDRA DUMP. H-yd. cap, used body. rev
hos. installed. >Glo Closed CHey. cso..
new lASg-40 mcds,: SIS ic-t. used
s-azs-accy demo So 80. Uses :7lck bod
les, a. types S ). Meeks Son. 60 @
:.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
BRICF CLAGETT,
CHARITS : WAINWRIGHT,
Southern Bldg.

U-,tro safes for The D,srrct OF Co,am-
a IN IFE NATTER or jLSI-NS ;
EARDELL RECEIXER sEyETTH C> STREET
NO +1.-ORDER NISI
|-JuS-us : Wardcu as Receiver ot 'ae
}eyeU-h Street s vnss Bank. HAVING re-
| n offer from VI Feysns 70 purchase a
Sarcel Of improved rta. sS.a'e located n
be Dlstric- ot Co.umo. A. l.3.u : yGh,n
|quarc 49, C! The AND records Of 'he Dis
Irict Of Columbia. s~- beng improved hy a
Rvo-stOrv hrlcS hr'CnE. a"1 certain ny
Ire DTius.vs Fountain NJ K-la Model
B4Sn- ! NaV' door ard vCe''h1le- | NiEhi
depository vault ! Serton c'NtaInne
(stiou LOCKS. ! Section containing ! steel
|omUa rtr1c1.~ v.'h combination locks
fect'o1 cOUta'~irS l.u sale coPNS'' eNNF>.
L Section cn0falulUr = safe deposit boxes;
Section cND'E.DluG 1880 >at- DEPOSIT BOXES.
| lobbv enG'DwCut. CHrs,s-t-- o. Teller
Gqr5;GS7os 5Go o 2nd S2S's t.r he .ot4l pT,Ss 81
|r0kNrS commission o.! : l5ooo taxes,
erts. insurance and similar charsos, 70 ne
|dlUSted Is q. tho tate o. -EaNSfsr O.
tile, ard said Ju..us 5 WsrdCH. a such
toGrt thai Ec EaS Cge0 authorized 10
[ccept such Offer 0v The Deputy Comptroller
|ect 10 approval Nv this Cou-, as Is shown
" e true corv cf q letter Confau.cE such
|uthority dated November : l9fo signed
" The Deuu'v Comptroller 0t 'hC Cur
[enev and annexed 2 ne rea.5on herein.
t IS hy ,ot Coyz' HI l>-h oav q 10;
fer OF, NJ Beyans ge acceTted and tha.
Ind eQu pmert >ha.. be ratified sr5 con-
trmed unless cause bs shown q he con-
|rary OF hirhe- ofer ne usde on or
Fefore the So'h day Of November. 1880.
provided however. tha. A copy = thls
brde- N!si Re puoaShed - me Washington
Evenins s,aF ss .esal ~, rs-'Se 6, $, least
Ia be A. leas. zen days p-l0- - ,he SO.h
say Q, November, I9io. ana oqce y :he
US Shirk'on IsV RspCr-e- and provided
'ur;he- that II the even chat sCy L.she-
pfFer IS . be ulASe. he person uak.rE
luch increased of.c- shall &c -coG.-ed %
Iuhr,i' 81, oFer excceq,ns he ofe-. Sc.
for;h - The psr,t,oH herein ~ So least
kve Pc cs1, and ,hst the person r,sk,rG
tuch increased cfc- hc required . su5;l,-.
Inc same . The once c! the Receiver a
ItL4 \ S--es; Nor.Aws>.- OF y before
we've c.cc[ noon q - ]o,A cay ..
Ig.;S,,S, s'r. s,.4a,.,Tpy1r N '1P.., tn.
sNNCEN 4 EOENER. Asst. C.e-S.
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TRAIlERS FOR SALE.
AUTO PARTS.

TIRES. Iex7.oo. Ike rev. = 95 usec
parts for a. cars. cheap ass Fla. ave
nv. Decatur o55>. 20.
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NUS gtFS.
Office Union Trust Co,
18TH and H SIS NV.
: . / - Is : 10 On 80 90 1S
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kRGE STORE WITH "-ROOM BALCONY
70 hroproot warehouse. llHO lrVIng 81.
v Adams -nuU
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DODGE 1877 de luxe 4-d- trunk sedan:
rlIn-neral finish guaranteed motor. in
terior clean: as special tor this week only
We will install new heater free only
S34a. low down pavment. 6 months 20 pay.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
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fLVER SPRING NEW STORE. "0x60.
fSement' heat furnished opposite Sill
Evening star., 1940-11-20

! LA SALE 1927 5-paSsenger opera coupe;
| black finish veiy attractive car in excellent
! condition mechanically and in appearance,
| excellent rubber: car No. $40; reduced S15
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DODGE 1889 4-dr trunk sedan rich ma
room finish. with white Stdevau 'lrPs
equipped with custom radio and heater, low
rhsricsI condI.tor guaranteed Phone for
demonstrating. only S5H5, eaSy terms.
SCFLEGEJ & GOLDEN
222 Carroll 81 Takoua Park RA Sils
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FORD 1870 coupe imms sculate: $500
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO.
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DODGE 1887 business coupe; original black
factory finish. radio and heater Specia! -
SoQ- LACK PRY 1Sfh and Pa ave. Sc
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FORD 1887 Tudor; private: radio: me
motor tires appearance: low priced terms.
1888 Il " 9-6. Dryer. DI. 1888. Ext, 64s.
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DODGE 1885 de luxe 4-dr trunk sedan.
Motorola custom radio, Spothght lustrous
black finish. motor IN Al condition, Up
holstery looks Ike new. : GOOD tires. Spe-
ca! This SCgI Eesk Fc q - cGf a9fTa4 nr ,eFm
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1910 sedan: about
1000 n lies; radio. heater. clock; like new;
will trade for l or > light cars or will sell
on LIBERAL terms, Out-of-town owner visit
ing here Wednesday and Thursday. 1245
Oates ST. ne. AT. 33SS-J
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DODGE 1886 four-door sedan immacu-
late; Soo7 Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connect
c,It WO S40l
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DODGE 1895 4-door sedan; 6-cvl, black;
iov r1iIesge immaculate S445 Flood
Pontiac 1901 Connecticut. Woodley SfOl. .
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rs NJ ST NV W-IARGF ATTRACTIVE
ON for rent as store antiques or any
tlAtc business NE NgI5
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DODGE 1897 4-door sedan blue finish. low
mileage motor thoroughly recondluoned.
very clean INSIDE and out. S@Q5. Owner
must dispose OF a. once. Ny. Ions
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CHEVROLET 1877 INST de luxe town Sc
dan. black finish. equipped with heater,
mechanical condition guaranteed, interior
very clean, tires nearly new: only S339'
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n Iheater
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co,
zoos GcorEla ave. Shepherd 5luU.
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CHEVROLET 1880 convertible club: will
| consider trade or cash and take over pay
mentS Call Wisconsin 1854 after 6.
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Admiral Leohy to Be Named
Ambassador to France
Puerto Ricun Chief
Says He's Willing
To Go Anywhere
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HYDE PARK. N. Y, Nov. 23.-
President Roosevelt announced to-
day through a secretary that he
would appoint Rear Admiral Will
liam ID. Leahy retired, now Gov
ernor of Puerto Rico and former
chief of naval operations, Ambas-
ssdor to France to succeed William
C Bullitt.
The secretary, William D. Hassett,
said it had not been determined
when Admiral Leahy's nomination
would be submitted to the Senate.
At San Juans Porto Rico, Admiral
Leahy commented II will 60 to
France, China, the North Pole or
anywhere the President sends me"
Mr.. Hassett told reporters:
You know what the President
thinks of his naval ability, what he
thinks of him as a counselor on
defense, and as man of superb
all-around ability. AS you know.
the President depended heavily on
him as chief of naval operations.
Admiral Leahy will succeed Mr..
Builitt, who submitted his resigna-
ton on November 7. Mr.. Hassett
said he did not know whether the
resignation had been accepted for
mally, but that it is safe to assume
it will be-"
Mr.. Roosevelt had offered the
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Nine Barricaded Youths
Surrender 10 Police

Armed with pitchforks, clubs and
baseball bats, nine inmates of the
Cheltenham School for Boys barri-
caded themselves in one of the
schools cottages and defied the
school authorities until Maryland
State and Prince Georges County
police arrived early today.
The youths had escaped from the
institution last night, Supt. B. B.
Sunderland said. When they re-
turned about 7 o'clock this morning
they took possession Of one or two
departments" at the school, he re-
ported.
Joseph H. Blandford, jr., president
Of the schools board of managers,
said he understood the boys at
tackled the institutions two-man
power house crew. but none was in
jured.
When State and county police ar
rived the boys came out of the bar
ricaded cottage without a struggle
and were taken to the Upper Marl-
boro Jail. No charges were lodged
against them Immediately.
The school, located at Chelten-
ham, Md, houses colored boys and
youthr.
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Sanitary Strike Ended
By Pay Compromise;
Most Stores Open
1877 Employees Get 81 More
A Week, but Lose
Vocation Plea

Some 900 striking managers and
clerks of Sanitary Grocery Co.
stores returned to work today after
reaching a compromise agreement
with the company last night, and
most of the stores were reopened
this morning. The other stores were
being reopened as rapidly as pos
sible after having been closed for
a week, and all were to be back
in operation by Monday, company
officials said.
The new agreement gave certain
wage increases and reductions in
working hours to the employees with
out including all the demands made
by the union when the clerks and
managers walked out few days
before Thanksgiving.
Terms of the new contract were
agreed to last night at two general
meetings of the employees attended
by Labor Department Conciliators
Howard T. Colvin and Frank j.
Sheehan.
The company was represented at
all-day conferences yesterday by
B. A. Leatherman, Robert Finlay,
Clarence Dale and William Ingram,
while John Grasso and William
Compton, business agents of the
employees, were spokesmen for the
two unions.
The unions original demands
called for $3.50 a week for clerks,
an increase of $3.50 week for
~ year workers, and two weeks
vacation with pay instead of one
lSee STRIKE. Pare A-12l
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Troinees' Extra Puy
Is Ruled Non-TuxubIe

Payments made by an employer to
former employees to supplement their
military service income while in
uniform do not constitute wages
for Federal employment tax pur-
poses, according to ruling by Com
missioner of Internal Revenue Hell
vering.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue
previously ruled that sums paid by
employers during the present emer-
gency to employees who are absent in
the military or naval service are
allowable deductions from gross in
come for Federal income tax pur-
poses.
Mr.. Helvering pointed out today
that the new ruling does not modify
previous decisions, holding that such
payments constitute taxable income
to the recipient for purposes of Fed
erai income tax laws.
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Senator George Opposed
To Lifting Ban on Loans

Senator George, Democrat, of
Georgia, who is to succeed the late
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada a6
chairman of the Senate Foreign Re-
lations Committee, is understood to
oppose any immediate revision of
the Neutrality Act and revision or
repeal of the johnson Act, prohibit
ing loans to nations, including Brit
ain, which are in default on their
World War debts to this country.
Changes in the Neutrality and
johnson Acts in order to aid the
British war effort have been given
increasing study in congressional
quarters recently. Several Senators
have reported heavy mail urging
such changes since the election
campaigns in which both parties
Endorsed the principle of greater as
sistance to the British.
Has Urged Aid for Britain.
While he has urged that aid short
Of war be given to Great Britain,
Senator George has been repre-
sented as believing that the johnson
Act should be left intact at least
until the British are shown to be in
need of credit to obtain essential
war supplies.
Toward the Neutrality Act, Of
which he was one of the trainers,
his attitude has been that enact
ment of an amendment to permit
American vessels to carry supplies
to Great Britain, with or without
escorts of war ships, could only be
regarded by Germany as an act of
war.
Senator Austin, Republican, of
Vermont, assistant Republican lead
er and an influential member of the
Foreign Relations Committee, said
yesterday that while he had always
been for helping England, he was
more so now than ever"
There has developed a growing
(See LOTHIAN, Page A-4D
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Mon Doesn't Remember
75-Foot Bridge Leop
By the Associated Press.


NEWPORT, KY, Nov. 23.-Aloys
Ruhe, "a, leaped rs feet from a
bridge between here and Cincinnati
into the Ohio River and lived to say
he didn't remember a thing about it.
Pulled from the river by William
Scholutheis and John Wilson, Ruhe,
a bricklayer, was taken to hospital,
suffering from skull fracture and
possible internal injuries.
william Huck and Thomas Flynn,
Kentucky State toll collectors, said
Ruhe drove onto the bridge in an
automobile, left it, climbed over q
bridge railing and disappeared. The
car was driven away by a second
person.
Detectives said today neither Ruhe
nor his companion could remember
anything about the incident.
Evening star., 1940-11-23
Army Is Holding Up
vuItee Settlement,
Union Charges
Aircraft Firm President
Arronees New Meeting
Without Moi. Simpson
B, the Associated Press.

DOWNEY, Calf, Nov. 23-Act-
ing independently of War Depart
ment negotiator accused by the
union of holding up the settle
ment" of a strike at Vultee Aircraft's S
big plant, management and labor
representatives arranged for new
conference today.
Walter Smethurst of Detroit, a
national director of the c. I. O.
United Automobile Workers, author
lied a statement last night from
the 11-man union negotiating COM
mittee which declared:
I'VE believe that in the interest
of national defense we are obliged
to inform the public that it is q
representative of the Government
who is holding up the settlement
of this dispute"
Maj. Sidney Simpson Of the War
Department few here last Sunday
from Washington to institute hear
ings between the two factions over
salary matters. With him was N.
Arnold Tolles, representing Labor
Co-ordinator Sidney Hillman of the
National Defense Advisory Council.
Mr.. Tolles returned to Washington
later in the week.
Mr.. Smethurst said the union S
charges against Maj. Simpson had
been wired to Philip j. Murray, new
president of the G. I. O., at Atlantic
City. simultaneously, the Los An
geles Industrial Union Council, local
governing body of the c. I. o., an
nounced it had voted to dispatch an
informative telegram to President
Roosevelt.
"All / can say is that it's not so, -
Maj. Simpson said when shown the
committees statement. "It doesn' t
analyze. It's lie."
Later, Mr.. Smethurst announced
he and President Richard w. Millar
of Vultee had agreed to other con-
ferences today.
Agreement was reached Thursday
on the salary dispute. The union
had asked rs cents an hour mimi
mum pay for unskilled labor. The
company had been paying so. A
clause in a new two.year contract
under consideration provided IS
cents an hour for newly employed
workers, ranging to 62h cents at
the end of three months.
But with this settled the two
factions were unable to reconcile
differences over q mo strike" clause
in the new contract. The company
insisted that there be no similar
walkouts and the union called this
its "only defense" Efforts to bring
the groups together yesterday were
unsuccessful.