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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28
Meat Needed
In Summer Diet

Because It's so easy TO feel that
It's lust "too hot 10 eat" summer
time menus should please the eye
and tease the palate, II the faily's
and tease the palate. If the family's
appetite Is tagging, the hotnemakeT
must make each meal look SO
tempting and taste so good that de-
spite climbing temperatures, meal
time will still be q pleasure.
Whether the mercury column
wavers at ninety or drops to the
bottom, our bodies require the same
vitamins for proper rourishment
amount OF protein, minerals ano
Caloric intake alone Is adapted to
the weather.
Authorities Suggest Summer Diet
The American Medical Associa-
ton substantiates this theory In Its
suggestion for hot weather diets.
1--WE may well cut down on heat
producing foods during warm
weather, but cannot neglect fruits.
fresh vegetables and some good
protein foods, such as meat, eggs
and milk" :.
Ines s. Wilson, home economist
reminds US that meat Is our richest
source Of protein needed to build
and repair body tissue. The I'M
portance and quality Of the protein
In meat together with Its value as
q source of minerals and vitamins
make IL impossible to use o SUBJ
stitute for meat In the diet.
Meat Is valuable for Its own appe-
lite appeal and because Its high
content of thiamin CID stimulates
the appetite itself.
Meat Variety Solves Problem
The person In charge OF the
meals Ii of course interested IN
serving foods that are easy to pre-
pare as well as those that give
proper nourishment. Cold meats
and ready-to-serve meat answer the
question on many occasions. A
large roast can be served attrac.
lively for more than one meal ana
thus helps to cut time spent ~ the
kitchen. Sausage, casserole dishes
and broiled meats are also easy
TO prepare. Meat salads offer one
of the most attractive ways OF serv-
Ing healthSGiving foods In an appe-
tizing way. 40
The weil-rounded summer diet as
planned by the smart homemaker
Will include meat one or more times
every day supplemented BY an ade-
ouate supply OF fresh fruits, vege-
tables, eggs and milk.
tomato juice and pour over. Top
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28
Sandwiches
For The Fourth
BY MARJORIE II. BLACK

Fourth of July Is not the time to
serve fancy sandwiches, but the
time to feature the good old-fash-
ioned hearty kind that give one o
feeling Of we'll being.
Let us not forget the baked bean
sandwiches, There are several kinds
Of canned baked beans on the mar
ket and you will find any of them
suitable for sandwich filling. Spread
q liberal amount on the bread, and
then add your favoriet extra sea-
soning, such as sliced or chopped
onion, pickle relish, mustard, horse
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

ed before slicing, are tongue, ccrne0
beef, ham, and chicken.
DO not overlook the canned
frankfurters. They may be sliced
and served cold, or they may be
served hot. To heat them, split
frankfurters lengthwise and broil or
fry. They can also be heated IN
their own liquid, and then split ana
arranged between slices Of bread,
toast, or roll.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28
COMIC GOES DRAMATIC

Edgar Kennedy, who appears IN
an important role In Jean Hersholt's
starring picture, "Dr. Christian
Meets the Women" gets his first
opportunity In many years TO play
straight dramatic role. The film v
an RKO Radio production.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

The Ice Age has not ended yet In
some portions OF the earth. Polar
regions still are covered with the
Ice cap OF that ancient formation.
Minnesota studies show that the Ice
retreated from that state about TO-
900 o 10000 years ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28
MAKING MATTED MILK

Matted milk was invented In 1888
It Is mainly whole milk combina-
ton, with the liquid separated from
a mash Of ground barley and wheat
flour. Heated to 1875 degrees r, In
vacuum pans, 1t then Is dried, sifted
and ground.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28
M~@sUq Ccoc&an-
M1IaI3l 9lL102
w ~
prepared for
nenar.rnanA
a DIFFERENT FRUIT LOAF


Perhaps like the convenience and making
baking powder breadbut really eating
quality of the sowlyma your probem-
then here Is the solution in & delicious whole
Baking powder and soda make it rebut finished
product looks and tastes like
1t just 90 You would yeast bread.
WHOLE WHEAT PRUNE LOAF
egg tsp salt
cup sugar IN cups whole wheat -four
! tsp. soda -, l cup cut-up pitted, well drained
cup buttermlk cooked prunes
Y cup prune juice chopped nuts
sifted alpurpose -four tbsp shortening melted
u tsp. baking powder
Beat the egg with beater fluffy the
gradually Beat In the Soda buttermk juice
immediately stir In the -four which sifted with the baking
powder and salt Blend In the whole wheat -four
blend In the melted shortening. 1870
Pour into pan tsA BY ~ inches across
the bottom and 2% inches deep Bake about
in moderate oven $780, +.
Like all quick Breads this prune loaf win slightly in center
and "crack." -
IMPROVES WITH AGE
Unlike "u" breads this particular prne loaf
improves flavor becomes y stands So
after has cooled thoroughly store in perfectly we'll
aired covered box Of tin aluminium that ventilated with few
tiny air holes. WV
Because Of this eepng" quality particularly good bread
to hand for mprompu pcncs Sandwiches
with iced tea afternoon guests It's delicious with variety other
breads at . buffet superior family dinner
-CoGy4AM b Betty sckW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

Air raid shelters are being sold
OH time payments In Hull, Eng
land.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

YOU have any specific cooking problems requesting
Information Betty Croker
Please stamp postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

Television Is now banned In Brit.
ain.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-28

tomato Juice and pour over. Top
with crust. Bake In q hot oven.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
DOGWOOD IN FULL BLOOM
MOST BEAUTIFUL m YEARS. SPEND
A DAY As OUR GUESTS AT
1910 LONG BEACH

=. H. A.. approval on cottasss now
monthly payments on new $500 to 81. 500
summer homes. Beautiful wooded and
rolling 76x1O0 lot: $3.50 and up. Excellent
entrance road now under state construc-
ton. Electricity and many new improve
ments completed within last year. Easily
urged Drive 3 miles south Of Prince Fred
erick on Solomons Island I'd. FOR Illus
!latsd tolder or Information. write NJ. Z.
ROCkH1lL, INC, st. Leonard, Nd 12s
Evening star., 1940-05-12
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BAY RIDGE-wATER-FRo SUMMER
home. Wonderful view and all conven--
2ss Sa st' soph s44 fap be bought
BREEZY POINT BEACH. CALVERT coUN-
Tel. Falls Church 2156
$3.50 DowN-as ACRES WATER FRONT,
1eyel ma,,n farm land g miles D. C.; $4,000.
SHERWOOD FOREST, 116 EDGEHnI-
Furn. cottage. excel. condition: nicely To-
Gated $1,000. terms. Adams O388.
BEAUTIFUL ACREAGE TRACT ON CHEsA-
peake Bay-Suitable for estate. camp. sub
electricity. good road convenient to D. c.;
over 500 feet frontage on bay; 10 acres;
between subdivisions; equal to 80 lots:
might trade. Cali Greenwood 2232 eve
nlnRS
AVALON sHOREs-LoTs "a. 20, %, uN
block ls sxssptiOnsl value Call any time
lot, Pine Whit Beach, ~ miles from Distict
line. Living room bedroom, kitchen, lava
GTs nnx x.sT $3.50 Woed.s ss4s
H1rAs55 ss15 AsP 5SsGy 1Ts 5ds E9k Md
COTTAGES FOR RENT ACCoMMoDAT-
ing 10. Well shaded. running water. cleo
1sss soa ss e.: ra 1T f@beas Nd 'nnf
SHERWOOD FOREST. COTTAGE s45,
Woodley w s7i5 Mon. DeA N~' w.
FOR RENT-9-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE
Tasr soed Ssebon
mos. or longer. Adams 1869.
FRONTING, COOL HERRING BAY-.NICE
| cottage, sale or rent. very reasonable; all
muns M mast distance snSa oxiord os7s
Will SELL EQUITY m 5,RM:, BEACH
Wasninsson; wash sbonn Call Mon Berwsn 4es. Also
owners comfortably furnished broom
cottage. for season. woodley 1897.
BROADWATER, MD.-FOR SALE COM
pletely furnished 9 rms: t5 bedrms.l. 3
ters. elec kit. artesian water: outboard
motor6oat. mot boathouse; 1 hr. from Wash.
BRoADWATER, MD-FOR SALE COM
recreation .rm., fireplace, elec kit. artesien
water. incl. porch. Florida shutters. 2-car
garage. garage: rewboat: hr. from Wash. Call
Ing chesapeake: 100 IT. water front; beau
sn 5a 5 a nd M s:re.n.a s a porane. aos
showers, eiec lishts, water: Long Beseh'
eslum5i. aS 81. q 2a7 Esn' for season. Call OWNER
sALE-s-RM: ALT, COTTAGE. 4 ,BEDRMs., AT
scn scTeeRsS RgeT rorc5 Bath :ec
cellent condition; ready for occupancy;
D. C.; must sell: reas. deoreia 2730. avn
COTTAGE FOR SALE $500; 8 ROOMS,
chesape.ke Bay Atlsntie s5s.' s54s.' '''i:s Is. on
POINT LOOKOUT, MD.-wHL SILL
completely furn. cottage very reasonable;
sleeps 10; elec: lishts, gas stove. modern
sssss " w iet e4s e The District District a7a4
SALE. sHERwoop FoREsT-coTTAqE
on water, furn. bedrms:, living rm., din-
water heater. refg., fireplace. screened
le1 peTcn; all Al modern conveniences. Box
COOL, REASONABLE. ATTRACTIVE. NV
large screened porch. garage lawn. large
wooded waterfront lot. Owner. WINFIELD.
Ists 1slf-4' Jackson Manassas Va Maqs:'a' is.
CoMPLETELY FURNISHED. ROOMS, /
full bath, | shower. layatory. hot-eir
S rysI u1:: q ss s.ssr5., p G. .ns sa1s,
Ann.polis An, san sel6; Monday to Friday. Chest
nut 613U. II.
cozY. MoDERN BUNGALOW. NORTH
Beach Md.-Au furnlShed: electricity. va
ter, large porches shade trees etc. Price,
81 $50: Sl6O cash. SIG monthly. Cali
Greenwood 2232 evenings.
FURNISHED COTTAGE - FRIoDAIRE.
g: nss nS ss nSss sa
miles from District: May TO October.
Gentiles Call WI. 35O6 or M. s224
FOR RENT. FOR SEASON ONLY, 10
family: log cabin cabin % %arsplass, q: and elsc-
hEAx Ma; COLONIAL REALTY Co. Oxford
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FARMS WANTED.

WILL EXCHANGE s4,OOO EQUITY IN
attractive well-located Groom brick house,
in NV. WashinEton, on farm within Is
miles Of D. C. and add some cash il nee
essary. Write or call H. c. BRISCOE, 1893
Garheld st, NV. Woodley 100.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
SUNDAY WASHINGTON 12 1e4o-PARr FOUR
WArfR FRONT pRopfRrY.

9l1RWOQp FQRt6T-YURNisNIp cor
tage. No. 1lO. Iine view. 3 rMs.. baths,
e. g. Sey, ch..1 an. it 70 Sap s 81 S s
LOWER POTOMAC IN MD.
;. 2 acres AID 6-room habitabls house. 429
y. frontage, directly on the Potomac where
the prevailing summer breeEes; power line,
artesian well shade and good road: situ-
Sse6 near harbor. To close out an estate,
THEODORE y NENK
1724 goth NV. 0-6 HO. 37O7; evening
and sunday, DU, 4s27.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FARMS FOR RENT.

SMALL FARM. II MILES FROM D. C. ON
fertile ground rm. house. in nice condi-
tion. ami S35 month Immediate pos
session. Frenzel. Mclean, Va. Falls
Evening star., 1940-05-12
BEAUTIFUL PLACE CHEAP,


Most attractive cottage on beautiful
knoll overlooking Chesapeake Bay and
wide sand beach; 4 large rooms and bath
| room. wide front and side verandas;
knotty pine living room. fireplace. double
drain sink. electricity; running water:
beautifully finished throushout; Ice. grounds
with dne shade trees: real picture place.
Price. only $3.50; easy terms arranged
to suit. YOU. Here's . chance you viii re-
eret missing. Drive through Marlboro to
| road throush Prince Frederick to Calvert
1sssh ssviiien. S&sas Df slss well.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
FARMS FOR SALE.
(Coutinued.)

Is ACRES, VERY FERTILE FARM LAND.
is acres hardwood timber, fenced and cross
tenced, 5-rm; house. good condition. lovely
s!ss: .sa!isS!. S; sDIla Prie:. 8 80 Easy Term;
ssa.W.f ssSasTWzT' Mclean Va Falls Church
POULTRY FARM, "A ACRES, LARGE HEN
house, hot-water heated chicken house.
large hatchery Orders booked or1t for f%
how'd. floors, large native oaks in lawn;
ShX9ss q Xpsfs o1n:rS m.l. fca fsay stn MM e \
81 A., ROOMS, BATH. BARN GARAGE.
% Sn Ess hasv.s s'sa ess
osshsrd. nav fsrss SSa ssTsam. o sos sisss 81! n
stores @ sIussi sehools o bus at door MYERs
s ox scso5 Co. 4sss 9 Fsirf.x s9 dr. .e1 Ariinston. &
25-AcRE FARM m MD, 80 MILES FROM
WashinGton-New modern barn .nd .nfax Z,
farm, new 5-room bungalow and chicken
resd. nSSse' caxs. +. LEE LEE, % ss.nt xnn.1oIis'
WARRENToN, vA.-AN ATTRACTIVE
country estate OF approximately 100 acres,
modern Groom house. baths, maids
hSnse ms oeaton o fo
country home, dairy farm. tourist home
or restaurant; asking S17.500. Box lilly,
Star,
q ACRES. FEW ACRES WOODED, BAL
ance cleared; large stream: on y. S; high
way: s-room modern dwelling: lovely set
ting with shade, gorseous mountain view
Price. 81 500: S3, 200 cash. balance MONTH
ly. Phone 1875. H. B. MITCHELL, Hern-
don. Va
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. MD.-BEAUTIFUL
view Of Middletown Valley; SO acres; val
nut cabin outbuildngs: $4,000. WI. 5S46.
30-ACRE TRUCK FARM, BROOM HOUSE.
running water, buildings, spring plowing
finished. orchard, berries, fine stream, g.
ccASs WgGa r. sTANLeY IN REaceq 1Nc eos Laurel Nd
Laurel 119. Ewes. Laurel 393 or 495-W.
90 ACRES, S175 PER ACRE FRONTING
on Central ave, Route 2l4 to Annapolis.
a mi. District line; cleared land elec' tel;
$25 down, $40 monthly. West River 2lo-
F-6 or Adams 4726 after s pm.
ESTATES FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES
clients. Let me hear from you. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax Co: Va.
Evening star., 1940-05-12
WEST RIVER,
BACK BAY BEACH

Attractive cottage, s rms, bath. garage.
screened porssnss s,o omgodsEn go IN convenienees.
.. J. sTACKHOUsE 4 SON, CAL. 67ee.
20 3. LEXINGTON ST, BALTIC, MD.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

TO CLOSE EsTATE-235 ACRES ON
state I'd. and bordering the Wicomico
River: over half tiliable rich, fiat land:
high elevation. overlooking river and valley:
waking distance of schools. buses pass
estate; about 30 mi. from D. c. real
farm and will produce: Bargain, $3.50.
100 acres fronting two rds; tenant
line; timber worth sale price; Si,p50;
terms. Drive down today. See resident
G0utes and via waldorf and La Plata
Or THE MARYLAND REALTY. o16 10th
at NV. MA. ooo6.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

COVE POINT BEACH, MD,
Calvert County. On open Chesapeake
into deep water. Choice lots (5Oxl5O):
reasonably priced at from SOS; terms 8
brand-new cottages: completely finished,
ready to move into, for sale. Drive out via
Southern Maryland boulevard
GET A LOT FOR A LITTLE"
Evening star., 1940-05-12

strator, little used. same as brand-new
condition, built-in trunk; tremendous re.
duction; new guarantee and terms. Liberal
trade-in allowance Leo Rocca, Inc, direct
factory Dodge Plymouth dealer, 1901 Conn.
ave Emerson 1900
Evening star., 1940-05-12
| LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
171a X St. NV. MA, 1883,

bARGA1N FOR QUICK SALE.
To raise quick cash, will sacrihce my
beautiful 2-story and basement year
round home, z rooms. furnished: porches.
fireplace: elec.,. gas and garaee; directly
on bay. front; fne fishing. Grabbing. bath
ing and boating. Property is worth So, 600;
viii sell for $1,000, on terms II sold at
once. Open FOR inspection. F. B. TRIBBY,
Cnestnut ave. and Bay front, North Beach
Park, Md. 12s
FOR SALTWATER FRONT PROPERTY.
approx. lao II. water front. 'N'
improved BY nice cottase with all con.
veniences. Well house; garage. wood shed
ana work shop Spend the hot nights on
~ Fcr full Information apply to A. 8. DOM
PHAN q SON, 4O5 Doniphan Building,
Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 0s4O.
Mr.. TYDN0s-ON-THE-BA
5O.acre Chesapeake Bay property; Colo
MA! telescope residence with every modern
convenience: h.-w.h. (oil burner). eiee
sible; sTEFFEY. INC. 336 N. chas. g..
BARGAIN LOTS FOR SALE,
See our bargains in water front lots and
lots Just on the water. We challenge COM
parison IN beauty and price. Easy termi
arranked: win build 70 suit See Mr.
FLEMING at Calvert Beach On Solomon'l
road. miles below Prince Frederick
Phone Dl 2124 weekdays.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Valuable old house to remodel. fine
places and wide Old doors In an ex-
for many miles around, with mountains in
heavy oak timber; 3 small stream across
place and number Of useful farm
buildings. Price drastically reduced, less
desires an offer with ample cash; elect.
within reach. This place II put in good
condition, be easily worth $4,000, as 1t
country homestead of charm. Call Mr.
Farquhar. with BOSS q PHELPS. MA.
1900, ar AID O303
Evening star., 1940-05-12

DODGE 1897 4-door trunk sedan Hialeah
oIIe. low mileage; big allowance for your
S425: plenty time on balance. Leo Rocca
Inc, 6315 Georgia ave GE QlSH
Evening star., 1940-05-12

here's beauty. Ethiopian finish, cardinai
stripe radio and heater, excellent Fire.
stones large trunk, has 1870 actual
i8 notes on balance: Leo Rocca. Inc,
Evening star., 1940-05-12

BAY RIDGE-wATER-FRo SUMMER
home. Wonderful view and all conven-
fences of a city home. Can be bought at
a real bargain. North 3144.
ty,. Md.-Desirable lot for sale; bargain.
Tel Falls Church 2156.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

LARGE Lot. EQUIPPED WITH oAso.
inSs; rent, S1OO
r. A. HUMPHREYS.
Realtor.
MA. $3.50. 8OS North Capitol st.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

DODGE 1898 4-door trunk sedan; radio
less mechanical order: s fne tires; BAY
gam price; S51e: guaranteed 40 DAYS in
writing 1Oeo down, balance easy, LOGAN.
18th and M nI SG1- N'N'
Evening star., 1940-05-12

Ford Eifel' (4-cynderl Tudor convertiC
BILE sedan: has actually $4,000 kiiometere>,
OF approximately $4,000 miles; low sss) "
to the gallon: privately owned Contact MI II
Jope At H. B. Learys Q32l 14th st. nwAr1
or call Hobart 1900
Evening star., 1940-05-12

450-ACRE FARM. NICELY LOCATED ON
RappahXnnock River: very susceptible 70
division H, s, RoUzIER. champlain. Va
LEESBURG ROAD-145 ACRES SUITABLE
for estate: 100 acres cleared ss sd,,. ienSee. se
tricity barn. outbldgs, fine old trees love-
" views; SIS per acre. Summers. NE.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

DODGE 1887 station wagon: perfect over
s4ss s1t sconditlon best tires: barEain price.
CA. INC. direct factory DODGE dealer.
43OI Conn. ave. Emerson 7Q00
Evening star., 1940-05-12

DINE 1888 4-door touring sedan; beau
tiul gray nnish; one-owner car driven
carelully; excellent in every detail; a
PACKARD value for only S525; terms
PPihIGkARD' gath and N sts. NV. RE.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

FORDSLcoupes, convertibles, Tudor. For7
19r s sedans' % fully guaranteed, easy paymentCp
DE. $3.50. Washineton's Oldest De sotoN
Plymouth dealers. Open eve and Sun.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

FURNISHED coTTAoE-FRIoDAIRE,
boat. sea nettle net, safe shore. salt water;
miles from District; May to october.
Gentiles Call WI. 35O6 or M 1924
FOR RENT. FOR SEASON ONLY, TO
family; log cabin, fireplace, gAs and elec-
ass,s' ootoS q sS9sa sszL co osierd
O676.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

ON WICOMIcO RIVER. MI FROM
Princess Anne. Md: 6-rm. house. newly
fireplace, running water. electricity. large
lawn running down to river, pvt. wharf
2-car garage. large garden. Write or call
W. 8. AYLE8WORTH. Princess Anne, n.
r. D. No. 2.
Evening star., 1940-05-27
THE EVENING WASHINGTON D. c. MONDAY MAY ~ 1910
nes. Mems Association, sholls Cafe,

ness Mems Association, sholl's Cafe,
1878 pm.
Luncheon. Institute Of Electrical
Contractors, Carlton Hotel, 1880
pm.
Luncheon. Master Plumbers, Hotel
24o0, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Phi Kappa Psi, Lafay-
ette Hotel. 1880 pm.
Luncheon, ri Kappa Alpha Fra.
ternity, Raleigh Hotel. 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Building and Loan
League. Raleigh Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Real Es-
tate Board, Mayfiower Hotel, 1880
pm.
Luncheon, Civitan Club, May
flower Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon. Optimist Club, May
flower Hotel, 1890 pm.
Buffet luncheon, Women's Ma
tional Press Club, Willard Hotel, /
pm.
Meeting. Women's Bar Associa-
ton. Mayflower Hotel, 4:45 pm.
Meeting, Chaminade Club, May
flower Hotel, 7::30 pm.
Meeting. Kappa Gamma Sorority,
Raleigh Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Collectors Club, Branch
Evening star., 1940-05-27
Navy Yard Workers
Al Philadelphia Pass
World War Peak
Extraordinary Preeoution
Is Taken for Launching
Of Washington Saturday
2 The AKRocia ated Press

~ the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The
noises Of construction ring through
the Philadelphia Navy Yard today
rs never before-tuned to the ma
tional resolve that the noises Of de-
struction shall not cross the Allan
tic.
Here on League Island $4,000
Uelders, electricians, boilermakers,
ereelworkers and other laborers are
putting together key units in the
Nations expanded defense system
powerful ships OF war to keep the
country at peace with = navy sec
ond to none"
The number of civilian shipbuild-
ers already is 1000 larger than the
Navy Yards World War peak and
of1cials expect to hire about 5000
more men to speed up current and
future production.
Work Is Stepped Up.
On orders from Washington, more
than 5000 of these civilian workers
stepped up their work today from 40
to 48 hours-and at time-and-a-
half pay for the extra hours.
Charles George of the Marine and
6hipbuilding Workers Union pre-
dicted 5000 workers in the Navy
Yard aircraft factory also would 60
on the longer work week within
several days and get the same over
time wage concessions.
Climaxing the yards greatest un-
dertaking, the 35,0O0-ton battleship
Washington will be launched Satur-
day amaid the strictest precautions
since 1917. The Navy rates this
$65 ,000, 900 floating fortress and
sister ship, the North Carolina, to
be launched at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard June 13, the most powerful
units Of the fleet.
River Will Be Closed.
When the Washington, first bat
tleship addition to Americas sea
defenses since 1921, slides down the
ways, the Delaware River will be
closed to shipping for 2 miles up
the down stream and New Jersey
State police will patrol the shore
opposite the Navy Yard in force.
The Navy Yards next big project
will be construction Of the heavy
battleship New Jersey. In addi-
ton. officials expect the local yard
to be assigned construction of at
least two 45,000-ton super" battle
ships.
Building Two Destroyers.
The destroyers Ryan and Buck
and several smaller naval vessels
also are under construction here
and 80 World War destroyers are
being recommissioned.
The $1,473, ,756, ,728 naval appropria-
tions bill passed by the Senate last
week allocates $3,790,000 to the
Evening star., 1940-05-27
-Four House Members
Win Renominationin in.
North Carolina
Representative Burein
Must Enter 'Runoff With
Deone Of Rockingham
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., May 81
Four of the five members OF Con-
gress who had opposition were re-
turned to ONCE In Saturdays DEM
ocratic primary. The other, Rep
resentative Burgin Of the 9Th dis
trict, will have to enter q runon
with G. B. Deane of Rockingham.
Two Of the incumbents led Town
sendites by overwhelming majorities.
The Democratic nomination is
equivalent to election.
With only q few precincts missing
Representative Burgin had 1s,030
votes to Mr.. Deane's 1913. Three
other candidates in the race polled
about 5000 votes among them. Mr.,
Burgin was nominated over Mr..
Deane two years ago after q long
controversy before the State Elec-
tions Board and the courts.
Representative Barden. In the Sd
district, and Representative Weaver,
in the 1lth, were renominated.
Each had two opponents, including
a Townsendite. In the 9Th Repre-
sentative Durham had q safe lead
over three opponents. Representa-
tive Cooley won easily in the 4th.
The high men in the seven-man
race for Governor were J, M.
Broughton, Raleigh lawyer, and
1t. Gov. w. P. Horton Of Pittsboro.
They will enter a runon primary
June ~. With 1,791 OF 1918 pre-
cincts reported Mr.. Broughton had
141, 700 votes. Mr.. Horton. 10l ,s78.
Evening star., 1940-05-27
City News in Brief
TO-DAY.

A00A Il
Reception, Eastern Air Lines, Carl
ton Hotel, 4:S0 pm.
Reception, T. w. A., Inc, Carlton
Hotel, 5 pm.
Dinner, Garfield Alumnae Associa-
ton. Hotel 2400, 7 pm.
Meeting, Kappa Gamma sorority,
Raleigh Hotel, 1880 pm.
Meeting, Society Of Natives,
Raleigh Hotel. pm.
Meeting. Southern Cross Chapter,
q. d. c., Willard Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Junior Board, Lafayette
Hotel, Sis pm.
Dance, National Art School stu
dents, Washington Hotel, $50 pm.
Convention, American Industrial
Bankers Association, Wardman Park
Hotel, all day.
TOMORROW.
Breakfast, Early Birds, Willard
Hotel, 8 am.
Meeting, Board Of Lady Managers,
Casualty Hospital, Willard Hotel,
IL am.
Luncheon, Dartmouth Club, An
apolis Hotel, 1880 pm.
Luncheon, Columbia Heights Busi-