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CHEVROLET 1899 2-door sedan, in frst-
class condition 3 good tires black paint:
$3.50. N. o. Garner. Laurel. Nd, R F. D.
No > Box u Ashrnu q s.
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SUBURBAN. COOL TRAILER FOR RENT,
S25. Wisconsin 3541 IA"
SILVER DOME 194l Cozy Coach: Philip
with electric brake, hitch, excellent tires
and new awning: 81 800. TIE. 12a2.
1889 ALMA. 10 It,, sleeps 4, used only for
vacation: S52S cash WA lOh1.
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PARKWAY

s1th and South Glebe Road. Arlington. Va
-S5.250, $3.50 cash. o. P. M and =. ii,
A. approved Broom brick. semi-deC ached;
range, REFRIGERATOR and automatic heat:
CLOSE. to new Army and Navy Bldgs.; lOc
bus from 10th and D SITS. NV
2S SOLD. ONLY LEFT
Open daily until $50 pm See Mr..
Eahoney,
N. c. HINES g. SONS, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
t320 Lee Highway. CHI o44o
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LAKE JACKSON.

You can buy a log home, ami, $1,000
up. and move right in: easy terms; several
lease for summer. Call Manassas tVa)
l2-F-4 or drive out.
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= JUDSON REAMY,
COUNTRY PLACE-S6, 500.

only Is mi. from White House in Md.
Modern 5-rm. masonry bungalow, on ,l2
acres Of ground; :, bedrmS. and bath, fire
place in living rm. and dining rm.,. CEN
tral heating Plant, eec. and water; 2 out
bldgs for chickens and pigs: 81 900
cash and terms. z. NJ. FRY. INC. 6S4O
wis ave WI 614O
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.
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WEEKS BEST BUY.

The most house fer the monev:- . bed
rooms and bath downstairs: md floor in
sulated, also has hardwood floors; space
for l or . rooms; S6 $50.
2-bedroom stone home will be finished
IN about 80 days; 10 minutes to White
House on a high hill in Va; SS.4UO
AIRING TON DIVISION,
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC,
4617 Lee Highway. CHI. 1893.
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ARLINGTON, VA.

5-rm frame bunealow. fireplace. tie
bath; about 4 yrs. old, nice lot. eaT.: luc
bus: stores, schools. Owner transIefteao;
month o ,o.,
owner transferred: full cellar Gear sar.'
corner lo,: walking distance new Army
Navy Depts.; price, S615O, with sou
down. pal $50 month.
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MORRIS d. PARMELE, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court.-No. 60.l20. Ad-
ministra ration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber. of the District of
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia. Letters
of Administration on the estate of Eugene
F. Wilson. late Of the District of Column
against the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated. to the sub
scrlber on or before the SSth day of MAY.
AID. 1913: otherwise they NAV by law be
excluded from all beneft of said estate
Given under nv hand this osth day of
May. 1912 LOIS HOLT WILSON. 5l7
Shepherd ST. NV (SealD Attest: VIC
TOR s. MERSCH. Deputy Register OF Wills
for the District OF Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court je6,I3,20
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NEW Broom BRICK,

Attached sarsge. located on villa vista
This property is within II minutes orlve
of the new Navy and War Bldes. with
slrable for those wishing all CITY con-
veniences together with the quiet and s.
curity of the suburban area. Prlceo
Sac15 to Sb4 -. terms
GOODNOW REALTY CO.,
SIS King St Alexandria. Va,
Or 1nlk
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CHEVROLET 194l Master de luxe coach:
, GOOD tires. seat covers, II 500 miles;
500 Chestnut a645
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CHEVROLET 1889 2-door; radio, heater:
good tires clean throughout: sac. s3q5.
Liberty Motors, 42l sth St Sc IA.
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT

OFFICE SPACE, FURNISHED, seer,
tarial service. large reception room r
1O45
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DODGE 1895 de luxe coupe splendid
tires Sll0. full price; looks runs fine.
Mr. Roper. 40 r I ave ne
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ARLINGTON,

NEARBY LYON PARK
Six sraclous rooms. bath, pantry. sleep
ing porch. also front and rear pore les:
INV heat tcoaD and carage: complete
with range and cleo refg.: level lot with
trees; lovely neighborhood. only , SO.
from &c bus on Lee blvd, direct to down
town and new War and Navy Bldss.. or Is
min by car downtown: not hrsnd-new.
but honey and comfortable and a splen-
did value at S7,250. with around Sl.5O0
cash and reasonable monthly payments:
better call for immediate appo' 'ntment to
inspect Chestnut 3527 till pm.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
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SILVER SPRING, MD,

I'll WOODSIDE PARKWAY.
Detached brick home : rooms. tiled
bath with shower, full basement oll-hted
sir-conditioned heat.
PRICE. $500.
MT VERNON MORTGAGE CORP
MachiniSt'S Bldg National 5536.
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WILLIAM c. MURPHY, Attorney.
GARAGES WANTED.
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

GARAGE WANTED FOR FORD COUPE
Glover Park area. Reply 4ll5 w St,
Apt 101 IA
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DE SOTO 1887 coupe; excellent condition
throuehout, heater, $50 N. Pershlng DR..
Arlington. OK. O5nS Ia
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TRAILER CENTER
HORNER'S CORNER,
POPULAR MAKES.
$3.50 UP

sDOCU "
COVERED WAGON - REDMAN NEW
MOON-ALMA SILVER MOON-ROYAL
AND AMERICAN. ALSO USED TRAILERS.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC,
5th g. Fla. Ave. NE. FIR. 1921.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For years. Distributors for Schult,
Travelo and thinner trailers.
Schult Nomad " 1854 90
Schult Homestead 1,43O. 90
Schult Aristocrat - 1,52a. 90
Luxury Liner - 1850 90
Trave1o Sportsman S45 90
Cruiser, & It. " 100000
Cruiser, % IT, " 1,"31 80
Zimmer. 81 #. - 1,345. 90
Excise tax extra.
USED TRAILERS.
Covered WAGON --------------- S95
Eittet sate1, ------------------ Eoo2
Schult S75
Convenient Terms Can Be ARRANGED.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,
4O30 Wisconsin Ave WO. 3o32
Branch Display Spring Bank Trailer Manor.
2 Miles South Of Alexandria,
On U. S. Highway One. TEMPLE ZOO.
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Qo1 9Th ST NV

Store, approx. 2Ox1O IT., with some
storage area on Ind floor; Bryant gas
heating plant. 2-car garage available if
desired; reasonable rental.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1908 II ST NV National 2345
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BUY FROM BUILDER.

s-room brick house, large corner lot
attached garage end porch, gas heat: tGIly
Insulated: 3 large bedrooms; near schools.
stores and bus iine. Price, Sa,450. Out
Colesville pike to -Four Corners; right >
blocks to St Lawrence drive. left / olock
10 WoodrOor drive, left TO house. H. E.
b,,,lte- 1E-h
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VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye ST. NV.
POSSESSION AT ONCE

POSSESSION AT ONCE.
Dairy or stock farm. els acres; Rock
Creek winding through property: 81 scres
barn: IA miles out also many other
farms JOHN PURDOFT Colesvlle. Md.
Phone Ashton 3S46. Cpen evenings
AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE THAT
miles from washington. on Lee blvd. from
to e acres wooded or clear. Buy now be-
fore the coming demand for land advances
prices. Beat all infla ton possibilities.
w. S. HOGE, Jr..
CHI. 1900. 1915 Lee HighWav.
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LEONARD MARBURY, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court.-No. 6O.Io2. Ad-
ministra ation.-Thi Is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the State Of Mary
Of the District of Columbia. Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of Anna / Deepen
late OF the District OF Columbia, deceased
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. on or
otherwise they NAV by law be excluded
from all benent of said estate. Given
1912. LEONARD MARBURY. lis Prim,
rose St. Chevy Chase. Md tSeal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL Register OF Wills
Probate Court les 1920
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
ACREAGE WANTED.

CASH FOR UP TO 100 ACRES. BETWEEN
Central ave and Marlboro pike. C. M. H.
CO 318 Randolph pl ne. DE. 3240.
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CHEVROLET lH4I special de luxe 2-door.
radio. heater. tires AL. RA S53S
CHRYSLER 1895 tour-6oor sedan: car and
tires good condition. Bargain Must sell.
Call AID. 4O33
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II spection on WEEKDAYS ONLY.
IHOS. G. MAGRUDER co
$500 DOWN

6-rm. brick Colonial. fine neighborhood;
3 bedrooms, l paneled, and bath on Ind
floor stairway to storage attic large side
porch, luL basement with lavatory. built
Priced at $3.50
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
2n5l Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
Chestnut 3l3l. Glebe 3424
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK AND STORAGE SPACE, IN OFFICE.
Convenient location. Phone MI. 1915 or
Executive O040.
WOODWARD BLDG. = LARGE DESK.
storage space, 4-drawer locked steel file;
secretarial service; reas. DI. 65O5:
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SdEE FtOLEi conyeftlole caprlolets. 1871
gray. green and cream; immediate de-
livery. no rationlng certificate necessary;
your car in trade. balance : months re-
duced 10 SgSS Ourison Mandell Chevro-
lei Co. 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc or
b3., st ne
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DODGE 3-passenger coupe. can sell TO any
one; new, 1912: owner going into Army;
; nearly new tires. EN- 443G
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FORD 1a4l Tudor super de luxe: radio,
heater, seat covers. ; good whlte-wau
Firestone tires; 500 owner going in
service Ashton oqoq
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= 7
THOS. J. OWEN SON. AUCTIONEERS,
Southern Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK |
APARTMENT. BEING PREMISES NO. /
1901 WYOMING AVENUE, NORTH /

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
APARTMENT. BEING PREMISES NO.
Is0I. WYOMING AVENUE, NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of truA duly
SEQ. Of the land records of the. District
of Columbia. and at the request of the
Surviving GrSf substituted trustees viii sell at
on OnO1 THE H iEG5 E rf pAY
JUNE. AID. 1914" AT FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm the tolowins-dsscribed dss b. land and and
lumh!a. and designated as and being Lot
46 in Mason N. Richardson and Bates
Waryen's subdivision Of Lots J., . and 3 in
IN be ae o he peT
the District of Columbia in Llber "a and
folio l43; subject to party-wall agreement.
Said Block . being now known for pur-
poses of assessment and taxation as Square
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at 4 Il per
from day of sale, secured by first deed Of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
of 81 1000 90 will be required at time of
stamps, etc, at cost Of purchaser: Terms
Of sale to be complied with within thirty
DAYS from day OF sale, otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of defaulting
purchaser after five DAYS advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
ARTHUR c. HoUGHToN,
SYLVIO B. MAYNARD,
Surviving Substituted Trustees
in Equity Cause No. 59461.
je3.5.s,a a.1o.111213.15.16
THOMAS J; OWEN & SON, AUCTIoNEERs,
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PAUL B. ELCAN, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
us States p iol the District OF Columbia,
ministration.-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscribers, of the District OF
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate OF William
D. Skeen. late Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased AL persons having claims
ssainst the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
AID. 1913: otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under our hands this goth day of
NAV. l942 PAUL B. ELCAN. CLARENCE
J. SHAFFER. Columbian Building (SealJ
Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH. Deputy Reg
lister OF Wills for the District OF Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. je613.20.
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FORD 1889 de luxe convertible sedan:
radio and heater. new black tor. tires
like new, car in Al shape. S495.
FINANCE CO LOT.
Ney Ynrl- a.,G -. ID h..sr
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FORD 1912 Super de luxe sedan: privately
owned; l OOO miles will make attractive
price 10 buyer who can secure certificate.
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DODGE 1910 4-door touring sedan; i'm
maculate inside and out. heater 4 nearly
new tres perfect car that can be
purchased at large savings: sna
trade accent ed. terms NAV he errsnce6
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CADILLAC black sedan; brand-new, 1912.
MODEL t2: o43 miles, garage kept, radio,
defroster. dual underseat heaters, white
wall tires: will sell at actual cost, 60 2a3:
private owner. National 9Q95, IL TO 5
n m
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DODGE 1899 4-door sedan: tires driven
1000 miles. excellent condition $3.50.
TOrrev Motor Co, 1877 10Th
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 Special 2-door sedan radio
and heater, perfect tires, absolutely
spotleSs throughout. motor perfect only
S695; small trade accepted; terms may be
PAUL BROS -oldsmobiIe.
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| FORD 1887 de luxe sedan; radio. heater,
excellent tires: sacrifice; Sla5; terms. Mr.
J Roper. l130 r
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Eddie l.. Perkins, 81, 1915 wallach pl. NV,
snd Doreatha Davis, ri, 633 w st. NV;
the Rev. A. J. Edwards.
Claude Anderson o. 1910 Montello ave
ne, ana Mary E. Hill. rs, 6l24 Tth St.
NV: the Rev. E. j. GallmOn.
Isidor p. MasaIe. 81. and Essie Dorsey, 22.
noth OF 4o7 G st. Sc; Judge Fay l..
Lt@ Robert H Thomas, "a, Chevy Chase
Mu-, and Mary H, Shepard, 20. 2730
w wisconsin ave. n.Wi the Rev. Charles
Noble Bundy. 21, 507 South Capitol st.,
and Doris A. Weaver, is. d st. Sc;
the Rev. A. J. Edwards.
James r. Harmon, %, Marine Corps. this
city, and Connie A. Ricucci, 26. 1900
Massachusetts ave. NV; the Rev. VIII
liam F. Stricker.
Giovanni Corofolo. 20, 325 Pennsylvania
ave, Sc, and Margaret G. Hardee, II,
this city: the Rev. John @, Ball.
NV, and Nancy D. Kengla, "a, 2101
New Hampshire ave. NV. the Rev. Ed
Guy z. Dodge, IS, 1929 Park rd. NV. and
Dorothy H, Howard, 80, lIQ1 West Vir-
ginia ave; ne; the Rev William Wright
Harry A. Prentiss, %, 3644 New Hamp-
shire ave. n W. and Maria L. Romano,
20, $40 Keefer pl. NV: the Rev. L. J.
Alexsnder Alexander G. walker. ir.. 90. alO0 Fort
q, SaS7 Alabama - ave. Sc; = the Rev,
and Doris g. Morrill,. Is, Berwick. Me-;
the Rev John w. RuStin.
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II Army Men Found
Dead in Crash Of
2Hying Foriresses
PIone Wreekose strewn
In Oregon Canyon
And on Idoho Slope
By the Associated Press.

PENDLETON, Greg, March IT,
Army salvage crews attempted today
to carry craSh-Shattered sections of
two flying fortresses from the noun
tainS on which they smashed early
yesterday, killing ii Army aviators.
, Wreckage from one Of the four
notored Boeing bombers, which hit
Blue Mountain peak 20 miles south
of here while on a flight from the
Pendleton air base, was streWn over
a mile-W1de canyon. 1t took an all
day search yesterday to locate the
bodies of the 10 crew members, all
hurled into scattered snow banks.
The other bomber, also from the
Pendleton field, plowed into wood
ed slope near Gowen Field, Boise,
Idaho, while circling for a landing,
and four members of the six-man
crew were killed.
On Routine Flights.
Hospital attendants said Corpl.
George A. Gurlack. engineer, DAN
bury, Conn.,, one of the survivors,
was in a serious condition, suffering
POSSA0AC II I1Do dllu luIlS
punctures. Sergt. Morton L. How
ard, radio operator, Danville, Pa,
suffered broken leg and a dislo-
Gated ankle.
Col. Frank A. Wright, Pendleton
Air base commander, said the planes,
on routine flights, cracked up within
two hours of each other in early
morning darkness.
He listed the dead from the Blue
Mountain crash as:
Second 1t. Lawler C. Neighbors,
GoodWater. Ala, pilot; Seconc 1t.
John L. Bailey, Evansville, Ind, CO.
pilot: Second 1t. Glenn r. Metsker,
Jr, st. HelenS, Greg; Staff Sergt.
Weldon G. Wilson, Montoursville,
Pa, engineer Sergt. Frank D. GilliS,
Beverly, Mass, co-engineer; Corpl.
James T. Mutchler, Falls City, Tex,
radio operator; Corpl. George R.
Hall. Aldenbridge, La: Sergt Charles
C, Parsons, Du Quoin, Ill; Sergt.
Raymond J. Paveglio, Concord, N
H.; Corpl. Frank H. Spooner, III,
New Bedford, Mass.
There was little to salvage from
the Blue Mountain crash as the
plane apparently hit a 3,500-foot
peak at full speed
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Frederick L. Hiser, %. 1906 18th st. ne,
st. NV; the Rev. Henry D. Collins.
snd BE- 1'Sf both Il Rs SansG fs5a Va wsz f
Rev. Howard s. Anderson.
Rosetta Proctor: 20; 31I Virgins ave.
Sc; the Rev. Isaac Wright.
Crises, 81 both Of ssa /. st. % NV; the he
Rev. Richard D. GrymeS.
William r. Dement,, 10, 1859 Monroe ST.
NV. and Thelma L. Bremmerman. 90
Schaeffer.
John E. Galliyan, 90. 2147 o st. NV. and
3ominiGs Penn f6. 3 sisRiqPke;; ,ss: Hartford
R0ss5t saG Bordhg % Kg A as oansas snS S ds St
,, st: ne; the Rev. Earl L. Harrison.
Joseph both H5axt9n oi i9na Ne Ms and Agnes RUM
the Rev. 3. K. Tyier." 'F'''' ave- n'"''
SaSsi ina MS5isf js5s "a II ifsh SSh St St NV sS
James P, ,Hinson so. and Theodosia Webb.
srf 20, Roth ha 9f Alexandria l Va; Judge Rob-
nv; The Rev. Charles B, Austin.
Thslna Ai L kresbei S & s., 5s''i' i7Is Hs sea saa
Hampshire ave. NV: the Rev. Bernard
George r. Ditchburn, 20. Gettysburg. Pa,
and Pearl M. Brown, 10, 1901 Belmont
Edwin tie MeFesIeJ MeF 4 Ha5xey 5x prpham " 4
and Elizabeth 3. Ray, g. 2eS1 G Georsia mHiI
keanstR a4s re- Z EinFsan. shf Es5 Mo IS
and tgsl1f 5 Rs s1'a & g i44S Meridian
Meryyn Fish. AZ. Army war College, and
hH tss Rev. rfh i7sn 81 IL aas bassn eirard st
James RedWing, 2l,. 316 Deane ave. ne,
and al Amy q, !. Davis; 81. o23ls shannon
R 1R;S.. ,s snq Mary i. DaEf. q. Arlington,
Maurice W. Koib, 22, i34s East Capitol
Pleasant Ec'hS Ra fhe Rev. r7SilHE william II H. Sfa fat
ana Doris e A. KinFs6qry @ Is H9st 4dia ii 4T 45Td
n pt .: nv: the Rev. Lydon r. Lee.
Ro2 nv; Z thenRe the Rev Robert bert j oco9nsl
n. Steele, "A, Arlington Va; the Rev.
'Of5 A bG5s GesSy 81 9fa and Ss Sara Hardn lin
Rasss Gsfafai1s i fSsas 80 go os s,0 S ssa
EdEssd S1Ssf E9,s., and
John H Bell "a. 14o2 36th St.. and Daisy
MiliSn N Zones 19; toIl. Ill D ST. me- the Rev
Wluldm "A JULIUS.
Byford W. Brock, 90. United States Army
Anacostia, and Dorothy L. Palmer, 2l.
I701 10th st. NV; the Rev. Ivan H
Dugan.
John M. Robinson. 26. 1893 Corcoran st
NV, and Josephine Jones': 20, Clifton
Terrace Apartments; the Rev, Thomas
Harold j. Hook. 81, and Mary C. Holder.
"a, beth Of Takoma Park. Md: the
Freddy Givfens ris;les 81 and Clara Kenney. 10.
both OF 1757 Seaton st. NV: the Rev.
Kermit ? Harrod. ,23. Seat Pleasant. Nd,
and Charlotte r. Johnson. 81, 4503
Sherln Fd me-; the Rev. J. Lloyd
william L Muncaster. %. Edgewood Ar
Senal, Md. and Cornelia H. Hunter, 20,
1928 Davenport st. NV: the Rev.
Maurice s White
John A. Van Ian bingham, "a, 1876 AIbe-
marie ST. NV, and Catherine M Cum
berland. 90. 5o23 42nd st. NV: the
Albert G. DabbS jr.. II, Fort Meade Md,
and Lucille NJ. Thomas 90. 1918 s ST
Sc; the Rev. j. j. Clark
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. lalU, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, tDait three full days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
cs5sPes aDg Re31 a Eays sb
18th st. Sc. the Rev. Frederick j..
Bishop.
william and RUIZ fPf sv a. ESEt 2 By sf0E kenyon ya
st. NV; the Rev. Edward H. Pruden.
chFss AFs MsE M1Fsn al i Mo sh f w. Ha ad
the Rev. j. Harold Mumper.
Harry 3 Hersey. jr., 23. 1713 18th st NV
lumbis rd. NV: the Rev. Edward H.
"SR LTs ~ 'fefRa0f 6ofR 0f 7S7 aRd 18Th MaDe ST. ne
the Rev. William A. Emmans. m
Paul E surshi 9aie AZ; and Pauline Weis' & sy 81
., joseph ", Buckley.
shsey sn6 TrEfas EaxarSf a 2Is Fa3s st. &
Massqchusetts ave. NV; the Rev. Will
13 Ha2el P. VAUGHN 81. 81 f5ii fi0 9snd St. nW 1a
the Rev Frederick B. Harris.
AaTS,d h Of 1a ne f Rev y edS
E Shank
BSfsS NJ SD3fhf Williams Ss 81 gao s5s St 81 and
the Rev. j.. L. Henry.
Samuel Grant. 21, SOC 1st st. NV, and
Rev. Robert johnson.
"Hs ana Po:o55g sE BFseEstt, t ss3 E5Fasut sui
q: both Of Takoma Park. Md; the Rev
and Marie S. Bailey, 80, scottsburg, Va;
SAN Inc eoSk aosdsk S 5erse9 rs city. ao n Ac T.
Ley Sn.Pss PseR: Ryaas: rs - 5zsS st. n~ 1Ro
Fuae Hedy C. HoxsIi Wiiams ms 80 81 Rrineton In Ta nG
the Rev. James H: Taylor.
Betty GsFrabrant, -, Mapiewood. Il. j.;
Judge Robert E Msttingly
o Dorothy By p'f NJ Frere, g a. sS1 st. ne ne. the
s,dnSx Rev Enba Witam % = Bg HGrigan gno rss purc,
F st. NV; Judge Fay l. Bentley.
Frederick F. Miller Miller 19 e42 FI0Eeace FSsn So st.
Ming fda rd nee aeeP The E Rev s7s
ana Rose FSs a 4 qaTsTsy E1l sr T.; $50 18th St
Joseph B. Washington. 90, 66 L st. NV,
and Jessie tb. L simmonS. mons 1sx 1G26 sth
Hart, v peters69 B6v 20 3OSfgn Radcd S Va
Frances v. Nelson. i447 Clifton st. NV;
oSn the Rey WoIf Ernest E. Gro$se o. ns
Va, and Lillian M. Leineweber, .26.
1851 Church St: Judge Robert E. Mat
Irai Bailey, 65. 147 Rhode Island ave,
NV, and Maybelle c. Amber, 81, 1850
Franklin st. ne: the Rev. Arthur D.
rrsncis L. sheehan, 81. 10th Infantry.
Anacostia, and Helen N. johnson,
Charlotte, N. c.; the Rev. Edward J.
Norman a. F. siIverman, "a, 3533 10th St.
NV, and Lillian Berl, "a, 1897 Hert-
ford pl.; Judge Robert E, Mattingly
William A. Wood, 2I, 1645 18th st. NV.
and Katherine Young, 21, 1882 q st.
NV; the Rev. s. G. Spottswood
Abraham B. Cohen. 81, $40 jefferson st.
NV. and Violet Schwartz, %, 1873
Webster st. NV. Rabbi Harry M.
George W. Heard. %, 519 Ferne st. NV,
and Thelma E. Jackson, 90, 2006 Clag-
EFT st. ne: the Rev. Percy Jernigan.
Evening star., 1942-01-08

New York and as civilian defense
director. He said he had conferred
with President Roosevelt and that a
plan had been worked out by which
he would be relieved of much desk
work and routine. but would spend
considerable time setting up defense
organizations throughout the coun-
try.
Representative Kilday, Democrat
of Texas argued that something
should be done and done without
delay" and contended that the Wal
Department was the best agency for
the job because the more you sepa-
rate the work of defense the less
coordination you get"
Il want the military to run the
anti-aircraft guns in Washington, to
provide protection along the coast
and on the borders" said Repre-
sentative Thomason, Democrat, of
Texas But he continued, L don't
want the War Department butting
into the affairs of the water depart
ment in my little city and telling the
chief of police and the fire depart
ment there how to run their bust
ness I'm not willing to militarize
the entire country
Evening star., 1942-01-08
New Sirens S First Tests
Are Unheard by Many

First tests of two of the Districts
new AFRAID sirens this afternoon
indicated the range of audibility
may be less than at first expected.
The big. 5-horsepower whistle
mounted on the roof of the Munich
pal Center sounded three groups Of
five blasts each just after 430 and
5 pm. The second siren, located on
Thomson School at Twelfth and l.
streets NV, also was tested.
Newspaper Offices received many
telephone calls from persons down.
town who failed to hear the alarms
and wished to know if the tests
had gone off as announced. Herbert
A. Friede. superintendent of the
Districts fire alarm system. who is
in charge of the. AFRAID warning
installations. was collecting reports,
this afternoon from listeners sta.
toned at strategic points about the
city. About so more sirens will be
installed as rapidly as possible and
connected by an electric circuit.
Evening star., 1942-01-08
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Government today ordered
approximately so per cent of the
Nations distillsries to turn their
available facilities into production
of industrial alcohol.
The order, issued by Donald M.
Nelson, o. P M. director OF prl-
critics, provided that dlstlllerles
with facilities to make industrial
alcohol from corn or other grain
must use them after January 10
only in producing that type OF al
cohol.
It was estimated that 60 per cent
of the industry's capacity was sub
ject to the order.
At the same time, Q. P. M spokes-
men said no shortage in alcoholic
beverages was anticipated, since
there was more than five years nor
NAL supply already in storage.
Industrial alcohol-teGhnically 100
proof ethyl alcohol-is essential
in a variety of industrial and war
operations and is particularly i'm
portant in the production OF smoke
less powder.
Mr.. Nelson's order provided that
the Government will have the right