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WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITY

FOR REAL BARGAIN
Well-Financed. Prefer Nearby Va. CHI. 1900
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
C. property if the price is right Frame or
brick, large or small. condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos No Cap. Realtor. MA. 0S1S.
COLORED-WE HAVE READY PUR-
chasers for properties in good neishbor-
hood. List with us E. M CHAPLIN. IL Is
You ST. NV North GcIl
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TAKOMA PARK. MD,

BOB BALTIMORE AVE
BY owner, broom brick C. c. bung allow
cool and shady: like new; open Sunday:
also 3-bedroom brick and 4-bedroom frame;
all detached. with large shady lots. SH.
3 NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

LYON PARK, VA-7-RM FRAME NEAR
everything; mod; 10 Minis downtown; ex.
epn das til Sept Reas Price rH asa.
DESIRABLE. HOMES ALL SECTIONS. OF
CO.. Chestnut 6343.
SILVER SPRING-NEW GROOM BRICK.
center hall plan: all modern equipment, oil
heat; air, conditioned, nice living room.
porch. full basement. tile bath: on large
corner lot near SCHOOLS i So and buses; nice
VIM. E. RICHARDSON, broker, 9599
Franklin ave. SH. 6473.
TWO A-ACRE AND ONE la-ACRE RE-
Bridge. Arlington Va. Large trees, city
water, sewerage, electricity; reasonable. Is
minutes to depa artments. Phone OWNER.
NEW. MODERN. 6 RMS. BATH DE-
Fairway Hills: S595O; convenient terms.
By OWNER. MA. 1868 until pm. Wo.
ABA at night.
ARLINGTON; VA;-ExcLUsIvE LISTING
English-type bungalow. u acre HANDICAPPED
lot. 5 years old frame. 3 bedrooms. 2
m sah No axens
Box 1866. Star.
FALLS CHURCH - FINE OLD HOME.
grounds, abundant shade. excellent neigh
eSsP8Ha SWS2 TsmDie snSHe sSss p Phone
HfmGraNa ef on5 q 20 ofa STei HoM fa
basement. tile, bath, oil heat; wooded sec
tion; l mile from Memorial Bridge. Re
i' / trust: s4S per mo. lot 5sxi5o, Or
oil new Lee blvd. Chestnut 5000.
NEW. MODERN, BRICK, DETACHED COR
ner, six rooms. u baths (modernl. large
| 12O. Must be sold Priced right for quick
sale. Open evenings to 8 pm: 935 21st
| st. So, Virginia Highlands, Arlington. Va.
| 10 minutes from heart of city. 23'
ARLINGTON. ,vA.-sUMMER BARGAIN.
construction, exclusive section: bed.
ups f1rred Walfs. aif fe fully insulated westher
nssed enpsr room
oil heat: near bus and schools, Builder
offers for $3.50: F. H. A. terms. Open
left on Illinois St. u blk. to No. 1l4O.
ONE ACRE OF GROUND Mr.. CHAIN
Bridge rd. and University Terrace: only
$4,000. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1881
$500 CASH, $40 MO. BUYS BROOM
csoo snd path WSE hSRs kensinston neaf iosS
1oaeSn AND Bm TaTs s1daA aaA
with trees. 2O6 N; Oak st, Falls Church,
Va. $3.50: Easy terms. Z. T. FENWICK.
Woodward Bldg.
ARLINGTON: 5 ROOMS AMP BATH
monthly, taxes. insurance included: sacri-
flee. oxford 1695-W weekdays before noon.
VA, Mr., D. c.-oU1ET SPOT, TREES, y
acre story Iasn bTas, 7,1In,, " b; e|ss. lee:
school. churches; $3.50. q Oxford Sss!ss.
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SMALL ESTATE.

II you are seeking a home with true
mellowed charm such as winding stair
case of walnut and cherry. six-paneled
Colonial door, random-width floors, 2 fire-
places with. original mantels and a third
fireplace which takes cord-length log,
then you should see -Four Stairs"
Situated at the end of winding lane
on the brow of a hill. this home of
contains : rooms. Although every mod
ern convenience. including oil heat has
been made available, all Of the old charm
is retained.
-Four Stairs" which derives its unique
name from the fact that it has four dis
tinct and separate stairways. is complete
as a small estate.
Less than Is miles from WASHINGTON
Just of a hard-surfaced road in the
Fairfax hunt country. this small estate
contains II acres tparty wooded) beau
tiful rolling ground, 3 streams and q
spring.
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NEW HOME,
HALF-ACRE LOT,
WITH 25 SHADE TREES

Z rooms 2l2 baths and basement law
atory; paneled den, > porches. recreation
room. floored attic for storage: air-condi-
toned oil heat slate roof rock wool in
sulation. copper. plumbing. steel easement
windows. Restricted community in traf-
f1c-free area. House Just completed and
now open for your inspection Price SILL
$50. terms. To reach: Over Key Bridge
and out Lee highway to Military rd. in
Cherrydale. Right on Military rd to
Beechwood Circle (marked by our sign
right on circle to house
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HILLTOP ESTATE,

lecture, within eight miles of Washing.
ton. Is located on a 7h-acre hilltop in
q neighborhood Of large and small estates.
view OF the surrounding country. The house
Is IN excellent condition. and sets wen
Daek from the road, On the first floor IL
room l5'x2s' with fireplace and French,
doorS Opening to side porch; dining room
the second floor is master bedroom
l5,x25' with private bath and two other
bedrooms and bath. Additional space avail
able on the third floor for several rooms
and bath. Shown by appointment
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
$3.50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
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"A RACE WIN FOSSlOll1CleS.
Wooded estate, of 1853 acres, near Bel
mont Bay. With l0-room partially
than % miles from Washington. The
house. situated on hill. is surrounded
the road. A springfield stream winds
through the property. Plans available to
purchaser for completion Of the house.
Price SS.750; terms.
GREEN & MAGRUDER,
Exclusive Agents.
2S40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington.
CHI 3S3S. Oxford 1o7o
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HOME OR INVESTMENT.

cozy. semi-det home in Sc. consisting
rms. and bath, INV h. elect. and ga
rage. This home is in excellent condition
and can be bought for only $3.50 on
very reasonable terms. Call Mr.. Sachs,
Dist. 6092 with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
POI Inv Bldg. SaleS-Rentals.
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TAKOMA PARK.

So. S6.O0O-Attractive house of 6 large
rooms. oak floors. oil heat: large level
lot. several oak trees, beautiful shrubbery;
terms.
New Bungalows and Brick Houses,
r. D. LILLE.
225 Maple Ave-, Takoma Park. SH. 1907.
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NO CASH: Sis MONTH
Nearly level. part wooded. hard State
road. elec.: IA miles D. C, Alexandria
MARTIN r WEBB & SON, Annandale, va.
Phone Alexandria 5g16
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
ASHTON HEIGHTS VA

Colonial brick; 3 bedrooms, H. baths,
large ny. rm., fireplace: dining rm., sunrm,
screened breakfast Dorcn. rec. rm, maids
Im., garage. attic: air-cond. oil heat: beau.
tful trees, shrubs. fenced garden ivy.
roses, etc; mr.. transport alton. schools,
ennrches: yrs. old: S1O,750. Box 81 q.
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NEW BRICK

Six rooms, garage. large yard. trees
automatic heat, complete insulation, fire.
place Stores and schools nearby. Five
minutes to Army and Navy Club. Ten
minutes to Government buildings This
house has never been occupied. Will offer
attractive lease to right party.
W. E. THOMPSON
S23 So. Goth ST., Arl, Va. Ivy 1866.
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ESPECIALLY DESIRABLE
LOCATION

Near Washington Golf & Country Club.
o-room modernized home on ia wooded
acres. On the LIST floor there is a liying
room; dining room, den, kitchen. bedroom
ana and half path. On the End floor are 3
Dedrooms large bath sundeck and maid 5
room. OIL heat Beautiful trees and
shrubbery: S1O,5OO. For appointment call
GREEN & MAGRUDER.
2S4O Wilson Blvd (,H os2s NY 1878
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S6 Q50

Modern 6-rm. brick, situated on large
shady lot. 1st fl. has large living rm. with
open fireplace. dining rm,. modern kitchen.
bedrm and tile bath. md f. has = bedrms
built-in tile shower and lavatory Ample
closet space. full basement, built-in garage.
Excellent location. 4917 N. l1th St. Ar
lington. Va. Reas. terms. Open Sun.
A. L. KELLY g. SON,
Arlington, Va oxford 03S3
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A REAL BARGAIN FOR YOU

A REAL. BARGAIN FOR YOU.
Just on and part adjoining Central ave,
east ;a,. side s Of capitol pn Heights; houses 81
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC
1924 14th St. NV. d. 3346
A BARGAIN IF THERE Is ONE.
Arlington, Va.---Beautiful 6-room CO.
lonisl. !; spacious bedrms., bath. half
drive, near country club. 2 blocks to
Giant shopping center, school and churches:
section nice homes, very artisticIy deco
rated interior: back lawn and outdoor
out Lee highway from Key Bridge. 2i2
miles to Old Dominion drive. right 3 blocks
TO North 24th ST., right to open sign and
"St n. +. BRoYH1LL CO.. INC. CHI. $500.
Mr.. BELLE HAVEN COUNTRY CLUB.
6-rm. brick house " SS,35O
t-rm. brick house. " 1850
6-rm. brick house $3.50
ALEXANDRIA,.
6-rm. brick house SS25O
5-rm. brick house 1900
ON MOUNT VERNON BLVD.
6-rm. brick house - 1880
b-rm. brick house $3.50
w. H. BACON, Jr.. oxford 257l
Designer, Contractor, Builder 23s
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Lovely brick home, 3 bedrrls. ia baths.
maids rm. and bath. hot-water heat
screened side porch, fireplace Built in
garage. Beautifully Handicapped lot. with
trees. nsh pond. garden. etc. Close to
transp. and school,
$3.50
3-bedrm brick, ! " baths. flreplaces.
attic. unfinished recreation room. INV h.
with Oil burner. large screened side porch.
Unusually large lot with spacious back yard
in lawn and shrubbery. close to transp. and
schools: $500 cash. balance on easy terms,
less than rent.
M. E. CHURCH, Realtor.
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Price. $4,000. Terms.
GREEN & MAGRUDER
A Place With Possibilities.

Exclusive Agents.
2S4O Wilson Blvd. Arlington.
CHI. 3S3S. Oxford 1872
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300 DOWN

Large house. quiet section of East Falls
Church; rooms. ipclosed porch and large
outside porch. fraplace, ami; a. acre
beautiful grounds, large trees, shrubbery
and flowers. $500. easy terms. F. F.
SHIPLEY. Oxford l5l1-W
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200 ACRES. 81 $50

Old homestead in Fairfax County. Va.
1s miles D. C.: i2-mile frontage on hard
State ROAD; Broom house; large stream.
$4,000: must be sold now: price. s4.250:
$500 cash. S25 month. MARTIN T. WEBB
drie 5Q1G
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o
GREEN AND MAGRUDER
5 ACRES, $3.50.

Exclusive Agents
$40 Wilson Blvd. Arl. Va
Phone NI 3S1S. OK 1872 Ewes CHI. 51S7
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WILL SACRIFICE FOR I'M
mediate sale, $4,000 below
cost, detached English home;
4 bedrooms; excellent section
Chevy Chase; direct from
owner. 1920 Ingomar st.,
Chevy Chase, D. C. Woodley
34O2.
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WILL, SELL, AT SACRIFICE.

A beautiful Colonial brick home, II It.
wide, located in good NV. section. Seven
large rooms and bath, 4 bedrooms, gas
heat and garage. Convenient to schools,
trans and stores preed feht for 1rck
Call Mr.. Sachs Dist, 6092 with
VIM. M. HROCKMORTON,
Inu Rldr Salas-Rnntals
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A REAL BARGAIN
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE.
MODERN TOWN HOIJSE

Exclusive northwest section, mr.. Connec-
ticut ave. suitable for doctor. diplomat or
hieh-type residence; beautifully renovated
throughout. ideal for entertainment; con-
tains Is rms. o bedrms.. 312 baths. Now
priced much less than assessed value for
quick action Inspect by appointment.
FRANCIS c. HEIGLE. MA. $3.50. Sum-
WO 9lOO
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only S6.S6O: on hish hill. overlook
homes: ImaaEpit,eient view of W.shinx ton
scientious builder for his own home. but
SMircumstanses M neeessitated his departure.
range. refg.. ample kit. cabinets and many
other modern conveniences. l., full acre.
beautifully landscaped. on excellent paved
highway. Close to everything. but at the
same time seclYded; Terms are conven-
cause this outstanding value cannot last
long. Pleae phone early Sun. morning OK
ford 2191 or CHI. 1888.
S4.60O-$3O0 CASH. S426O MO.
In College Park, Md. 6 rms, bath. air.
Ss6ar eond; heat cleo: RANGE full basement,
beautiful shrubbery. shade, deep lot to
LOOK AT THIS FOR $1,000.
7-rm; brick in Hyattsyille Hills, COM
&. :. refs. h.-w.h:, .hWd. floors. fireplace,
lovely po.ch, built-in. saracs: larIs lot,
Tsrms: EsvIS RfxLTYy' 60, Ca Can iH'S: Hystts.
vile 03S4. 3ves., WArneld 1881.
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TAKOMA PARK MD

- Poplar ave.-New 5-room all modern
furred and insulated brick bung allow with
built-in garage. Situated in quiet neigh
borhood, on large well-shaded lot 5000
cash and easy terms. Georgia 2257.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
HILLCREST,

OUTSTANDING HOME BUY.
Bee 260S 32nd st. Sc. A detached home
surrounded by lovely shrubbery on beautiful
level lot 5Ox15O to alley. & extra large
rooms with fireplace, large bathroom.
mammoth dining room and kitchen with
screened back porch, large basement, oil
burner with > tanks. also lavatory and
tubs. Electrolux refrigerator. lear de-,
tached garage. This is an exceptional
Offering The price and terms are very
reasonable Cali Mr. Bedell, CO. 53S5.
WApIE 4, JAMES INC DI 3.}46
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Beautiful Eastland Gardens.
lot in aa spjendid sSs
when paid $3.50 to $500. l will build q
modern home. Also 4244 Lane pl ne
Five-room, bath bungalow. h.-wh.: good
condition, HOWARD s. GOTT Colorado
Bldg, Room !: Lincoln Gs93-J. Sales
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6,450-Excellent section ne. near 9Th
and H. Brick home arranged ideally for
two families: INV. heat; good condition.
TWo-Story brick building on rear of lot,
suitable for garage or workshop. FLOYD
e DAVIS co MA Q35o
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$50 down. balance S65 monthly; 6
rooms. brick, in. new-house condition. ali
porches; shrubbery built-in garage; con.
Henient to schools churches and stores.
open sunday from ! pm to 6 pm. FED
SRAL = =! FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave.
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Falls Church. Va 1928
To reach: Over Key bridge. follow Lee
highway CID > miles, right on Old Do
minion drive. . miles to Franklin park,
sign: left y blocks to properly
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$500 CASH. $40 MO BUYS GROOM
and bath home: ami: near Glenmont
8 ROOMS AND BATH, HOT-WATER HEAT.
all modern improvements. Large grounds
with trees. 2O6 N Oak St, Falls Church,
Va. $3.50. Easy terms. Z. T. FENWICK,
Wnoduard Rldr
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FOR COLORED.
Semi-detached home, 1850 Bennett pl
ne. Reconditioned throughout; comprising
rooms and bath, INV. heat, extra side
lot paved alley. All assessments paid
Owner leaving city. Priced right; terms
reasonable TO responsible party Call MR..
BEDELL CO. 53S5 and DI 334k.
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VA, Mr.. D. c-oU1ET SPOT. TREES, u
acre. HISTORY bung.. z H.. ~ b.. elec..
sssaco1 ehunleh..S S'fsSssss sssso ffu x,ord Su
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Boeing Mechanics
Cancel Strike, Submit
Terms 10 Arbitration
Accept HiIImon's
TeIegrophic Proposal
At open-Air Meeting
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SEATTLE, Aug. 10.-Boeing Air
craft Co. mechanics voted late to-
day to cancel their midnight strike
plans and submit to Federal arbitra-
tien on terms suggested by Sidney
Hillman, labor's representative on
the National Defense Advisory
Council.
The factory employs about 1000
persons.
Dispatches from Washington said
Hillman's telegraphic proposal, maze
ito preserve continuous production
OF materials vital to our national
defense" was Endorsed by William
/ Knudsen, production member OF
the defense council.
The no-strike vote was taken at
an open air meeting in Civic Field.
Afterwards the union issued a state
ment saying it had voted to accept
Hillnan's basis of arbitration with
the reservation that there should be
no reduction in wages and with the
added reservation that should the
company refuse to accept the Gov
ernment's proposal, the union then
will be free to take Whatever action
is necessary to get fair settlement"
No statement was Forthcoming
Immediately from the company.
The union Negotiating Committee
Immediately arranged to resume
conferences with Federal concilia-
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Illinois Coal Miners
Threaten Boycott 10
Hold St. Louis Trade
: Announced Plan in
Protest Against New
Anti-Smoke Regulation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10.-1n drastic
effort to hold the soft coal market
in this key Midwestern metropolis
half dozen Southern Illinois min
ing communities today began long
threatened boycott of st. Louis mer-
chandise in protest against the city's
new smoke prevention program.
Warning that I'VE mean business,
leaders of the movement declared
the boycott would spread over the
entire Southern Illinois coal belt
unless the st. Louis smoke elinina-
ton ordinance Is repealed.
The ordinance-based on recon-
mendations for Kidding the city OF
the smoke nuisance in three years
REQUIRES the universal use OF
smr keless fuel or mechanical equip
meilt that can burn raw coal with
out smoke.
Stokers Must Be Used.
Ihls means Impressed Illinois
soft coal may be burned legally in
the city only with stokers or other
mechanical equipment.
The measure was passed several
months ago over the bitter protest
of coal interests across the Missis-
sippi River, who claim it would ruin
scores of small operators not
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equipped for processing the high
volatile Illinois product.
G. G.. Stiehl Of Belleville, Ill,
president Of a coal operators asso-
citation representing 80 mine own
ers employing 5000 men, said the
boycott would center on wholesale
foodstuf1s, clothing and newspapers.
But he declared the townspeople
will also cease shopping" in St.
Louis for other merchandise. 1t
was pointed out that many Southern
Illinois merchants buy almost ex-
clusively from st. Louis wholesalers
and jobbers.
Boycott May Spread.
The six towns involved in the
initial boycott are Freeburg, New
Athens, Lenzburg, Marissa, Tilden
and Coulterville. All are within a
50-mfle radius Of St. Louis. Their
combined population is about 10000.
But Mr.. Stiehl indicated the boy
colt might spread to the more heav-
lily populated centers before the fall
heating season gets under way.
These mining towns" Mr.. Stiehl
declared, have been organized 100
per cent by the Coal Operators As
sociation in the boycott drive, with
miners, merchants and civic organi-
cations all cooperating"
The year-old seuabble, however,
has made Arkansas coal operators
as happy as it has made those in
neighboring Illinois unhappy.
A shift to Arkansas coal to fur
nish part Of st. Louis fuel supply
under the new smoke requirements
was made feasible by the Frisco
Railroads reduction of its freight rate
to So ton on itrainload shipments.
Other lines declined to offer cor
responding rates.
Thousands Of tons of Arkansas
fuel have been shipped here in
recent weeks. A 54-cars trainload
arrived today.
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Mae Wesf's MANAGER
Sued by Man Calling
Self Her Husband
$l05, 900 Action Charges
Actress Was Persuaded
To Break 1911 Union
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.-Frank
Wallace, who says he is Mae Vests
husband, sued her business man
ager, James Timony, and five John
Does for Sl05,000 damages today.
Wallace charged that soon after
Timony became business manager
for Miss West "he assumed the re-
lationship of a common-law hus-
band of plaintiffs wife and has
resided with her continuously and
prevents him (Wallace) from talk
ing to her or otherwise communi-
eating with her"
Wallace also charged that 'rimlony
had called him names and had tried
to prevent him from following a
career as an actor.
Secret Marriage Charged.
The complaint set forth that Wal
lace and Miss West were married
secretly at Milwaukee April II, 1911.
Later, it alleged, she employed
Timony as an attorney. and Timony
persuaded her to part from Wallace.
Wallace said he kept the marriage
a secret until it was discovered by
a newspaper reporter April 49, 1885.
He charged that Timony advised
Miss West to deny the marriage
and to denounce him as an "im-
poster and crazy man"
The complaint added that Miss
West admitted the marriage, in
answer to. Superior Court action
here, and that Judge Robert w.
Kenny entered a decree providing
that Wallace and Miss West were
husband and wife.
Miss West Vacationing.
Court records show that two
forms of judgment to determine
Miss Vests marital status were sub
mitted to Judge Kenny June %,
1887 One stating that Wallace and
Miss West were still man and wife"
was rejected on technical grounds.
The other, submitted by Miss Vests
attorney and declaring that she
and Wallace were married in Wis
consin in 1911 and that that mar
riage has never been dissolved by
any action of the defendant" was
signed by Judge Kenny.
Miss West, vacationing at a ranch.
was unavailable for comment.
Timony exclaimed, "the whole
thing is ridiculous. I didn't even
know the man was in town."
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tors to outline a definite arbitration

tors to outline q definite arbitration
program.
The union agreed the arbiters
should be appointed by President
Roosevelt or the National Defense
Advisory Council, but specified that
only the points in dispute be sub
mitted to arbitration.
|. The company proposed submitting
the whole labor contract to arbitra-
ton.
The principal points still in dis
pute involve reclassifications of
some workers, overtime pay rates
for Saturday work and the length
OF vacations on pay.
The company has conceded pay
increases which it has estimated at
81 ,000, 900 annually.
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Labor Will Toke Stock
In Low-Cost Houses
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TULSA, Aug. 10.-Tulsa building
trades offered today to participate
to the extent OF 20 per cent Of the
labor costs in construction Of pro-
posed $150,000 low-cost housing
project for $50 low-wage families.
o. A. Vinall, American Federation
OF Labor representative on the Citi-
zens' Housing Comr- tee, said the
offer was made to interest private
capital. Building trades would take
stock in the amount of 20 per cent
Of the labor costs in a non- profit
corporation, to be formed to finance
the project, and workmen would re-
ceive certificates for 20 per cent Of
their wages. Labor costs were esti-
mated at 80 per cent of the total.
Evening star., 1940-08-11
Alabama Abundons
Daylight Saving Time
5y the Associated Press

3y the Associated Press.
MONTGOMERY. Ala. Aug. To-
''Fast time" just didn't sit well with
folks down in this Southern State,
so today Gov Frank M. Dixon an
nounced its official abandonment.
This summer was the first year
daylight saving time was tried, and
municipal authorities reported it
particularly unpopular with rural
residents and some groups of indus
trial workers.
The change of Statehouse clocks
back to Central Standard Time at
2a.m. Monday will affect few cities
because one by one they have
chucked aside the experiment orig
inally scheduled by gubernatorial Or
der to start May and extend to
September 90.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

Japan is increasing its shipments
OF strawberries to other countries.
Evening star., 1940-08-11

The United States has made 300
treaties with Indian nations.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-11-07
Community Arts
Players at
Youth Banquet

A Forward With Youth" BAN
quet, sponsored by Girl Scouts,
Boy Scouts and the Y. M. G. A.
will be held in the Masonic Tenn
pie, Tuesday, Nov. IL. A fine
program has been arranged,
with the Community Arts Play
ers, scheduled to present a one
act play.
The play will be under the di-
rection of Mrs. Freeman Miller,
of Granville, a member of the
Community Arts Players and
will depict in dramatic fashion
the problems which young peo-
pie face in our complex COM
munity life today. 1t will be
built around the lives of a
younger boy, a younger girl, a
young man, and young wom-
an, the four principal ages serv-
ed by the Boy Scouts Girl
Scouts, and Young Mems Chris
tian association.
Tickets are now IN the hands
of more than 100 board members
in the three character-building
organizations, and capacity for
the dinner is 450 men and wom-
en-.
Principal speaker will be DR..
Henry M. Bush, Cleveland Col
lege, Western Reserve Univers-
ity.