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HAMILToN ! HAMILTON. Attorneys

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No. .S0227, Ad-
the subscriber. of the District of Column
bia, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District of Columbia; Letters Tesla
mentary on the estate of Martha Alien
Hughes late OF the District of Columbia,
decea sed. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated to. the subscriber. on or
before the 18th day of July, AID. 1888;
from all benent OF said estate. Given
under It's hand this 3lst dsy Of July
DiSTRICT OF COLUMBIA BY: j. IVES
LEY cLAMPITT. Jr. Asst Trust ofhcer.
iseal) Attest: THEODORE coGsWEILs
Register OF Wills for the District OF CO.
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
aue16,22
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CHAs. n. BRADLEY, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court.--Nc. SO, l49. Ad-
ministrs ton This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. Of WASHINGTON, D; C.; has
obtained from the Probate Court Of the
District OF Columbia. Letters Testamen-
tary on the estate Of Catherine B. Gourlay
All persons having claims AGAINST the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
before the 27th day OF July, AID. l943:
otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benent OF said estate. Given
under its hand this 3rd day of August,
1912. NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY BY BRUCE BAIRD. President.
tSeal) Attest VICTOR S MERSCH. !.
Of coiumbia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
aus
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TIRES WANTED

with original rubber, in good condition;
will pay good price. Call Hobart 3141
After Z pm
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ONE-STORY BRICK STORE
BUILDING WITH ADJACENT
PARKING AREA, OPERATED AS
A SUPER SHOPPING STORE
AND OCCUPIED BY THE A. h p.
SITUATE AT THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF GEORGIA AVENUE
AND MORTON STREET. NORTH
WEST, BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. s4oo GEORGIA
AVENUE NV.
By virtue Of 3 certain deed Of trust
dated November l5 I94l, being instru-
ment No. 39635, recorded November IL
1871. among the land records OF the p1s, s,
trustees will sell, at public anction in fTont rent
%wrNfx q Rf RsaTa PTsaTfi DAY OF EhRAx III
is4s. AT FouR-THiRTY o CLOCK Pm,
the following described land and premises;
slsas1s a s sse and BEING lot soeK TO- in
T,dd anc Browns subdivision OF Mount
Pleasant and Pleasant Plains npr as per psar tat
the District OF Columbia in Liber l. G z,
at folio "a: Also part Of lot 32. in block
bounds bo; SHs" in said deed Of trust. Said block
Terms: Sold subjec! 70 Lease held eo by
pany, at rental of $3.50 90 per month,
further terms of which will xae be snisr fo
a prior deed of trust for approximat tely
! S57.T7os9. with interest from AUGUST ..
| la42, at 4k@ per annum, and prior over
! due trusts aggregating approximately
$4,000. 90. with interest since August !,
| 1912 Further particulars Of these trusts
/ will be announced at the time of sale.
| The purchase price above said trust to
! be paid in cash. deposit OF 81 300 90
! required. Conyeyancing, recordine, ETC.
Tp l.
piied with within thirty days. otherwise
| deposit forfeited and the property may be
! advertised and resold at the discretion
of the trustees.
MARY E BELL
IRVING B. YOCHELSON.
Trustees.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE. -
THOMAS j. OWEN & SON, Auctloneefs'
Southern Building.

Southern Building.
yEs4aTs SALE BENG 9F yAlUARtps E5sz
P5HR P6IGk AfHRERRaIs gSEER1RhaaIs eSsrAAsEEkkEE q AAsEEkkESE
ROOMS ss a4ss Anb Ss,h sTREET FREE AAa Southeast
BY virtue. Of certain Deed sd,;o OF Ipust ~ 81
recorded in Lbe, No 654s .ttn Ct to.o Of ~ o.
secured secured thereby, the undersigned will sell
* M pSSs sssfp par + rGaEfNH fSG1 e r.
3HcUsT' HH STD ia4a, AT FOUR O'Clock. Pm.
the following described land and premises s
situate In the bas,sio' One Hundred and
SEVENTY d7o5. in Jacob s. Gruver and
Hugh A ThriftS subdivisionn nrodraS of lots and ID
Once Once Of the surveyor for the District OF
colgmbia in LioeT Fl At pnaeSaser 1n1S e to pay
ora-Ihird of the purchase price In cash;
the balance in two instalhnents IN one aho M
two years respsctysls; sntn WIN per annum,
and secured by Deed of Trust on the prop.
erty sold. or all cash at the op.iodn tn =, the t
nre pnrebase a. ' Price from date Of sale to date
of settlement at SIX 'rs .ns per pperordnsl % reye-
nue stamps. etc, at the cost o1 the plit put
chaser: good title or no sae, tbe eepHns time
- 'ao, davs of the date Of sale. or deposit
forfeited. and the property resoIa AZ .e
cost end risk Of the defauitins r,iesnsnt puienns
Of said resale in some newspaper pup
lished in WashiRs'o1; WRI1Ry GAdoBs p 6; Trustee.
ae5 18th Street NV.
JOHN SAUL Trustee. NV
AMERICAN SECURITY &
BY WIN; F. +; BEALE: BBTa.Idsnt
tsealo Attest: A. H. sHiLf,1NdToN
TSds,d sey Ell Asst Secretary.
TEos ]. OWEN a. SON, .AUcTIONEERs,
Southern Building.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoXED RESI-
sBBEIhETFEEhhYY sBBIhTEhY TNi WEST OF PREMisEs s5as
MhsshcHUsETTs AVENUE. NORTH,
WEST. LOT HAS 4 FR0ETEnAfnsEE ~ 0HECEAfsErTs Ts
hvEsuE s1 uEhi AND b coafAISs 1s0 s;aso
+ RESInENTfAL A RESTRICTED. 49,,
BY authority vested in us We win sen
=, public nM pnY anss1on IN THE sIohr TWsNTY ~
sSss' oE AZ 14HHaUsT. A.D. 1a4a. AT THREE
0ruOSR &c P'M., th. foliovins. described
land situate II the %, ps'ret n n soeh
aRe Beair neS'fnashhf aeishas ot5erwie known for
purposes OF assessment and taxation as
fot / s in Square 2505. - nox;t
o, snHs 200. % 90 required at time Of sale,
Ali copveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps, etc, at cost of purchaser; Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days from day of sale, otherwise properly
0eia u''iAs THos.. j. OWEN 4 SON.
au1h1119cI2 Auctioneers.
THos. j. OWEN g. SON; AucTIoNEERs
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET TRUCK, 1884. in Al eondi-
ton: 8 good tires; GOOD for hauling coal;
very reasonable. 1901 Queen st. ne.
Trinidad 0206.
TRUCKS, Fords-2-yd. hydraulic dump
trucks. Garwood body. excellent mechan-
ical condition, good tires, ready to 30 to
work Also Chevrolet 160-in platform
truck with 6 unusually good 10-ply tires.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725 Wisconsin
ave. Wisconsin 1898.
PLYMOUTH 1910 h-ton panel. in excel
lent condition mechanically and in appear
ance. Must SELL Call Mr.. Barcof, RAN
dolph O32O.
INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR, model Gao,
In Al condition; excellent tires; will
sssriics Apply Nj; Jascaif. ao Giant liant foGG G
I'd: ne.
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MICHIGAN park HAVE
PURCHASER WITH ALL
CASH. PLEASE PHONE OR
WRITE INFORMATION,
EDW. D. COLEMAN, 613 9th
STREET NV, MA. 1852.
EYES. OR SUNDAY, NO.
6238.
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When these are gone, there will pc no
more like them, 2 attr. new brick colonial
homes. in a good neiehborhood' oons; 10
respect Completely equipped Kitchens
full Easements, lee. liy. rms; with 1res !.
places: 1 has a built.in gsrasee, sa eng osn *
To inspect cali MR.. RUSSELL CHI 0999'
~ evns at CH oOfn Ext. T3g.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MODERN GROOM DETACHED HOUSE
Suitable for any service business, Property
fronts on J, streets. Large sitting porsn
and sleeping porch. Priced reasonable Iof
10 MODERN BOWLING ALLEYS AND
building close to Washington. Annual
receipts $4,000 Price for real estate.
building and alleys ST 500, "a cash re
quired. balance terms. Applications 1or
less not considered. Box Ally, star.
NEAR 10Th AND PA AVE. N.W.--STORE-
room. : apartments and large repair shop.
Priced right.
John Schrivener e. Bro,
734 9th ST. NV. DI. $500.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL NEW BkY-FRONT COTTAGE
for rent furnished. week beginning August
Goth Phone IA. se1l after IN
HERALD HARBOR. MD RENT TWO
cottases. modern improvements: one year
around Phone Chestnut 61ss.
SHADY SIDE, MD-CoTTAGEs ON BAY,
ideal location. 3S miles D. e; Gall Mrs
WENDELL after 7:30 pm. SH, sS13.
SHADY SIDE, MD.-FOR RENT-FURN
cottage. s rooms and BATH ami; 300 ".
bay front; fruit and shade trees. AID. Isl .
BREEZY POINT BEACH-6-RM. COTTAGE
for rent; screened porches, cleo; hne swim
ming gentiles. Call Chestnut 93ta.
BROOMEs ISLAND.
4-room cottage, partially furnished'
acres: outbuildings: fruit trees; grape Al :
Dor: on Patuxent River; good fishing dnck-
ing bathing; price, $4,000. AT. las6
BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.--FOR RENT.
Sept-Modern cottage, lge. screened porch;
Frisidaire cleo range. running water good
teds, S35 vk.; available Aug; 81 MRS
F. B. LIE FEVER, $3.50 Walbridse pi nv
Adams 21l5. .-- !! -
OPEN FOR INSPECTION - NEW LOG
cabin type and other cottages al Ceoaf-
hurst on Ches Bay, 81 miles ID. & nesr
SHADY Side, Md. Easy terms w.
prices. Restricted summer and al,yeaf
community Circular on request. Wa
TER NJ BAUMAN, No. / Thomas Circle
MA 622a --,
SHADY sIDE-WATER- FRONT COTTAGE
vacant August 90; gentiles only pnone
MA. 1915 after pm. weekdays, all DAY
Sunday. --- ~
cEDARHURST ON THE BAY. FOR RENT
avail August 18th. Call ewes. alter o'So'
lSji NCo6
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

FORD truck for hire, with or without
driver Call W. r. Gilstrop, Hobart 2467.
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FOR SALE.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
BANTAM 1910 coupe: 2 good spare tires;
BUICK 1910 convertible coupe; in good
very GOOD. Cali no s447. am. to 2 pm.
BUICK 1941 super convertible coupe;
BUICK 1910 convertible club coupe; like
new; all access, 10000 mi, perf. cond:;
Gen. tires; S7a6. Naval ofncer, AD. 63s4.
BUICK 1910 sedan: in perfect condition,
low mileage, excellent tires. Telephone
BUICK super sedan, late 40; good tires.
three practically new: equipped with pndeI,
seat heaters, air-conditioner, windshield
defrosters and attractive seat covers. Motor
quiet and powerful excellent
owner No accidents. Price, SI.1oo.
CADILLAC 1884 new Roy.l Master: rayon ray =,
desired. Hiil's Garage. 691 Maine ave.
sw. Phone National 1894.
OADnI.ACsLl941 convertible club coupe;
s-pass. club coupe. JACK PRY MOTORS,
14th and r I ave. NV.
cApAc 1874 .ao fgur1aeor ssS 3So miles; nls:
nsSa mobti. 1911 club coupe. % 900 miles; Ss-
Pontiac 1p4l club coupe, 1000 miles;
radio. heater; immaculate condition. Flood
Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO. 6400.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
m. 81 mcas q wIi:ns. 1919 Rhode
Island ave-. ne North ssIs. --------
sPoT CASH for pickup or stake nanr..sn,, Boo,
trucks, any make or mensI zsHs
T. r.I0N' onem body na esshl Md diehners, Ais 6th
st. nv. MA 4a70. Ask for Mr. CoppeL
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
WILL PAY cash price TOR 1910 and ls4i
Hope rd Sc Ii. 2af7. -----------
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID, immsdiats
island ave ne. NO. s3ls. Open ev.nings.
CAS- Cash roR 1oTH S 9AE IpEnr e,st:t Moss R5,sss
is4s Kins s. Aiexandria. va. TIE s1s1.
let Flood Pontiac. 4ssi Connecticut.
Woodley $500. Open eve and sun
QUICK CASH, any make ss,.,, car Flo9d Wo
s4oo. Open eveninss and SUNDAYS
WILL pay highest cash price 1s4l Ford
FLooD PONTIAC ssal Conn. wo s4oo.
WILL PAY CASH 1910 Pontiac and olds-
mobile. Flood Pontiac, 422l Connecticut.
WILL PAY CASH. 1941 Cadillac and Ford,
Flood Pontiac. 4221 Connecticut. Woodley
S4o0. Open eve. and Sun. -
WILL BUY any make car for. AUTO dealer
in defense area, large out-of-city buyer
Mr.. Dietz, WO. e662. -----
SPOT CASH paid for any make car; Rep
resentins large oat-of-to~n buyer see
w. Kirk, 473i Elm ave, Bethesda, or can
wisconsin 7a74. Open eve, eye,--
IMMEDIATE CASH for late model Fords
dealer Cali AID 030s. Is.
Wins America. Cali OF. o4o5
PRIVATE PARTY wants '35. '36. 81
Chevrolet or Ford sedan and late-modei
" -ton pickup. any make; must have good
Pay cash, 81 e,s3e.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for Chew
rolet. Ford or Pontiac. GE, 6633. l6'
WANTED, 1941 Plymouth sedan, also
coupe: have immediate sale: hishest cash
price paid. Gladney Motors, 1646 Kins
st. Alex. Va
NO GAS RATIONING: Indiana dealer in
town this week; you can take advantase
color, good tires; cash payment. DU
965a before pm. --
BEFORE SELLING your car, see Mr.. Beck
ham at Mcneil Motors lot. 4o34 Wisconsin
ave. Emerson 72S6: ------------
WE WILL PAY CASH Immediately for you
I941 Chevrolet; highest prices for clear
cars. See Mr.. Bass, Trew Motor Co., 14tf
and Pa. ave. sc.
FORD sos" PAY S25 MORE
! Than average in good condition. Spot cash
Phone ME- 31Sa ewes. to 8. and sun
OLDER CARS.
| 1898. 30 or 81, In good cond VII pa!
| hiph dollar Phone ME ylSa,
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CASH AT ONCE.
We will buy your house. No delays.
Write or phone, give full particulars.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
rA1o II CT NV DI 1877
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ONE-ACRE LOTS, WOODED, CAMP
Snrlnss section, Nd; with beautiful trees;
up. small down payment; reasonable re-
strictions. Call Mr. Davis. Emerson 16t
after a:3n pm. or N c. HINES & SONS,
Realtors Investment Bids. DI. .739.
HOLLYWOOD PARK. Mr.. PENNA. AVE
se-Several wooded lots. beautiful detach-
ed home section: only 81 900 each.
ADELBERT w. LEE,
3a11 Penna Ave. Sc Ii. 1000.
COIORED-LOTS l0-I1. SO. 5o76 BE-
tween 4il6 and 4i26 Hayes st. n.e, by
owner Call Mr.. CHACE, Dupont Laundry.
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN SPORT SCOUT 1889, in nne con-
iition, de luxe equipment; excellent tires:
many extras; very reasonable. 212 Tulip
ave, Takoma, Md. or Call 81. 1873. 49,
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EOR GRACIOUS LIVING.

In beautiful Oakcrest we have Tor ssie1 - :
20 IT. of ground, ornsmented with large
shade trees, shrubs. flowers, outdoor stone me
a living room with fireplace, dining room;
kitchen, bedroom and bath on lst moor,
bedrooms and bath on End moor large
maids room and bath: Gear attached ga,
rage; convenient TRANSPORTATION or ~
minutes nv automobile to downtown wash
ineton J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, l5ol
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. CHI. l54l
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MARY E. BELL
n W

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FARMS FOR SALE.

LEE HIGHWAY FARM, % MI, FROM
Washington, with one-mile frontaRe on
land 5mostiy fenced); T-rm. house with l "a
baths new hot-water heating system, new
2-rm tenant house, large new arm
tplsnned for beef cattlel; bounded by wide
stream; convenient bus service TO WASH
ington; priced for immediate sale, Que 10
owners illness, at $4,000
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s4o Wilson Blvd Arl;, Va
Cu 9s2S Ewes. Glebe SS3S.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASINO COMMIssIoN---CAsH
/ personally will pay cash for houses,
fats stores or apartment houses. g. G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Ma 44SZ.
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Prince Georges Residents
Urqed 10 Aid War on Rats

Residents of Prince Georges
County today were urged by Dr.
J. M. ,Byers, county health officer,
to keep their backyards clean and
their garbage cans covered in order
to help keep rats off their property
Or. Byers' announcement was
made in response to numerous
complaints, particularly by persons
living in the Metropolitan Area OF
the county, concerning rats in their
yards.
Large numbers of rats also have
been reported around hog farms
in the county, DR.. Byers said. Thus
far this year, he said. no cases of
typhus have been reported.
IF we can get the hog farms and
garbage dumps in the county
cleaned up" he added, I'VE prob
ably will get rid of most of the
rats"
A committee was appointed re-
Gently by the county commissioners
to investigate the feeding of garbage
to hogs in the county.
c. L. Wood, chief county sani-
ta"ian and member of the COM
rittee, hes conterded that feeding
of garbage to hoes creates nuis-
ance dengerc"s to public health.
Hog raisers have ccntended, how
ever, that the law prohibiting this
action may force them cut of
business.
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Prince Georges Hospital
Sites 10 Be Discussed

Possible sites for erection of hos
pttal in Prince Georges County will
~ discussed at a meeting of the
County, Hospital Committee at 2
pm. today at the Beaver Dam Coun-
try Club. u
The club was suggested as a site
Tor the hospital at a meeting of the
group yesterday in the Upper Marl-
bcro Courthouse. No decision was
reached, however. and the COM
mittee adjourned to meet again this
afternoon.
The committee was set up re-
Gently by the county commissioners
following q conference last month
between representatives Of the Fed
eral Works Agency, the Federal
Security Agency and District Of
hcials over a solution to the prob
lem Of finding additional hospital
beds in the Metropolitan Area.
Among members of the committee
are DR.. James Sasscer, DR.. Martin
Keane, william A. Carson, chair
man of the Board of County Com
missioners: w. F. Mulligan, presi-
dent of the County Federation of
Citizens Associations, and Frank
Fierstein.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Gas Registration in Brief
28 Schools Open Tomorrow for
Issuing a Coupon Books

where A cards will be given out.
In applying for A books. or the D
for motorcycles, a separate form
must be filled out for each vehicle
for which a basic ration Is desired,
and the registration card for each
vehicle must be presented along
with the application form.
OPA points out that all private
passenger vehicles are eligible for
the basic ration, with these spe-
cific exceptions: l. Ambulances
or hearses. 2. Vehicles held by
dealer for sale or resale. 8. Taxis,
jitneys or vehicles leased from or
held for rental by car-rental
agency T. Vehicles owned or leased
by Federal, State, local or foreign
government or government agency.
S. Vehicles which are part of fleet
of four or more passengers auto
mobiles COR motorcycles) used
principally in the business or occu-
patton of the same person.
On Other Forms.
Applications for gasoline rations
for these vehicles are to be made
on other forms to be obtained from
the registrar, or local rationing
board. Local boards will receive
such applications tomorrow, or any
time afterward.
In Montgomery County the fol-
lowing schools will be open frcnl 8
to 11:30 am. and from to pm.
on each of the three registration
days:
Laytonsville, Germantown, Rich
ard Montgomery High In Rockville,
Jamestown, Alta Vista, Clarksburg,
Poolesville, Colesville, Bethesda Ele-
mentary, Glen Echo Elementary,
Leland Junior High, Somerset Ele-
mentary. East Bethesda Elementary,
Gaithersburg. Damascus, Woodside
Elementary, East Silver Spring Ele-
mentary, Parkside Elementary,
Chevy Chase Elementary. West
brook Elementary Sherwood High
in Sandy Spring, Potomac, Kensing-
mentary, Montgomery Blair High
and Montgomery Hills Elementary
Colored schools to be used as reg
istration points are Lsytonsville,
Rockville, Sellman, Smithville and
Sandy Spring.
Prince Georges Arrangements.
In Prince Georges County these
schools will be open for registration
between l and 8 pm. on the three
days
Laurel High, Beltsville. Berwyn,
Greenbelt, College Park. University
Park. Riverdale. Hyattsville Ele-
Evening star., 1942-07-08

still. Now and then she had one
ear forward and one pointed back
ward. John kept her leash most of
the time, but I got bit eager to
give her a pat and a whispered
that's good girl dog" so near the
last I called her. She came to me
without hesitation and lay down
closer to me. Even the sailor got in
his praise of@athis music loving,
seeing-eye dog. " s
''And she is absolutely no trouble
Is she?" I asked the sergeant, who
now and then came, once to bring
up program and sometimes just
to say he was glad we came and
were enjoying the concert.
"She is no trouble at ALL" he told
me. "And we want you to come
back. II there is any difficulty you
just ask for me-"
Not Like Kansas.
No. this could never happen In
Kansas-the National Symphony
Orchestra, playing in an almost
square room with background of
softly bubbling water, a faint odor
of flowers and very soft murmuring
Of voices during intermissions. Very
soft murmuring. I tried to listen.
I wondered what you Washington
ians talk about. But the only thing
could distinguish during the eve
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Rites for Herman Burgess
Scheduled for Tomorrow

Herman E. Burgess, 10, retired
contractor and builder, died Mon
day at Calvert County Hospital in
Maryland, where he had been a
patient following a heart attack
several weeks ago. Funeral services
will be held at the home of his son,
A. Eugene Burgess, 4018 Hamilton
street, Hyattsville, Md. at 2 pm
tomorrow, with burial in Glenwood
Cemetery.
Mr.. Burgess was a former treas
urer of Prince Georges County. He
retired from the contracting busi-
ness, in which he was a partner of
the late James H. Parsons, when he
was So years old.
For number of years, Mr.. Bur-
CESS lived in Brookland, D. C.
He was past noble grand of Oriole
Lodge of Odd Fellows, of which
he was one of the early members,
and was also member OF Mount
Hermon Masonic Lodge, Hyattsville
Besides his widow, Mrs. Catherine
S. Burgess, and son. he is sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. F. Eliza
beth Heiss; three grandchildren and
one great-grandchild.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Medley 10 Be Manager
For Smith, Rosenberg
10 Aid Dawson Race
Two Virginia Legislators
Take Opposite Sides
In Congressional Fight

Interest in the Virginia 9th dis
trict Democratic primary race be-
tween Representative Smith and
Emmett C. Dawson was increased
today by the announcement that
two Virginia legislators would help
run the rivals campaigns.
State Senator william D. Medley
of Arlington has announced he will
manage the campaign of Represent
ative Smith, while Maurice D. Ros-
enberg, member of the Virginia
House of Delegates from Alexandria,
will direct the "Davison-for-Con
gress Committee.
Representative Smith, opposed by
Virginia labor organizations, and
Mr.. Dawson, supported by them.
both live in Alexandria.
The incumbent is former judge
of the Alexandria Corporation Court
while Mr.. Dawson is former mayor
OF that city. Senator Medley will
act as Mr.. Smiths campaign man
ager for the primary and, If Mr..
Smith is nominated, for the general
election. Thornton Goods of Alex
andria will serve as general cam
paign manager for Mr.. Dawson.
Mr.. Rosenberg announced the
Dawson for Congress Committee
headquarters will open today in
Alexandria, Arlington and Char
lottesville. The Alexandria ONCE
will be at 92o King street and will
be managed by Ralph L. Hepburn.
The Arlington Office at 3008 Wilson
boulevard will be managed by James
j. German. Gilbert Greaver will
direct the Charlottesville headquar.
tiers.
Mr.. Rosenberg, in making the an
nouncement. said special appeal
will be made to all persons eligible
to vote to register and cast their
ballots in the August primary.
He pointed out that Democratic
nomination is tantamount to elec-
ton in Virginia and urged all citi-
zens to exercise their voting privi.
leges.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Warehouse DESTROYED
By $100,000 Blaze
Al Gaithersburg
Fire Roees for More
Than Four Hours;
Two Troins Delayed
BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.

By STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
GAITHERSBURG, Md. july g.
Fire last night destroyed the Her
bert Bryant warehouse here, did
about 100000 damage and halted
two Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
trains.
The Gaithersburg and Rockville
Volunteer Fire Departments fought
the flames for more than four hours
before they were brought under
control. Smoke was seen coming
from the large frame building short
ly before 7 pm. and when the
Gaithersburg Fire Department ar
rived the interior was already an,
inferno, Fire Chief c. P. Fox said.I
The warehouse contained large
stores of poultry and livestock feed
and also some grain and fertilizer.
The loss estimate was made by a
member Of tho firm in Alexandria,
Va.
During the height of the blaze,
which attracted persons from miles
around, a west-bound passenger
train and an east-bound freight
train were held up near the build
ing for nearly an hour.
Firemen played their hose on six
nearby silos and other buildings to
prevent further loss. The contents
of two of the silos may have been
destroyed, Chief Fox said.
The building had been reduced to
a smoldering ruin early today and
smoke continued to pour from it
after daylight.
The cause was not determined.
Chief Fox said the main power line
switch had been cut of when the
warehouse closed and employees left
at 6:10 pm. yesterday.