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ELLIS. H0UGHToN & ELLIS, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia.
Holding a Probate Court-Estate of Min
erya Gertrude culton: Decea d.-No.
60279, Administration Docket 12S.-Ap-
plication having been made herein for pro.
bate Of the last will and testament OF said
deceased. and for letters testamentary. on
said estate. by Luella Pauline Chase. It is
ordered this 9Th day Of July. AID. 1942,
that Kate Huston, Bertha T. Churchill,
Harry A.. Thompson, Fred T., Thompson;
S. May Culton, Nanette M. Harper, and
the unknown heirs at law and next of KIN
of the said Minerva Gertrude Culton. de-
ceased. and all others concerned appear
in said Court on Monday, the nth day Of
August. AID. 1912. at 10 o'clock AN. to
shCY cause why such application should
not be granted, Let notice hereof be pub,
ished in the WASHINGTON Law Reporter
and the evening star, once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said
WHRn yst15n day MFes cbe ee asae o sad
Court, this 9Th day sz,, Of Jgly as,JS4i aD 1a42
Register of Wills for the District Of CO.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
ivJ
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

HALF BLK. OF N CAPITOL sT.-l2 RMS,
3 baths, 3 Kitchens New-house condition.
Turn. or unfurn. $1,000 to 1900 cash
NO. 6176. Open Sat. and Sun.
GOOD 7-ROOM. II 12-BATH CORNER
brick residence, oil burner hot-water heat
ing plant practically new, 2-car brick ga
rage, all in excellent condition and will
easily rcnt for 81 90 per month or more,
in desirable Northwest section, clear of en-
cumbrance; will exchange for small farm
10 to 25 acres, with good improvements,
within 20 miles of Washington, Maryland
preferred; will pay cash difference for
right value Box 315-M Star
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LAKE JACKSON.

l2-mile lake near Manassas, Va.-Sale or
rent furnished. on large water front, real
log cabin 3 sleeping rooms kitchen, COM
modius living room, huge fireplace, 3 bath
rooms, large screened porch, water, cleo
tricity Drive out and see this Others
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,NyrsTMrN1 PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RARE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE TWO
4-fanlily ants. already fully rented. each
unit has 2 bedrooms. REQUIRES S11 300
cash. Call me quickly. as they are hard
to duplicate Mr. Whiteford, McKEEVER e.
WH1TEFORD DI. 9706. ---------
N.E.-.-FAMILY ROW BRICK, 1349
Emerson st. living rm.. bedrm.. kit. bath
$3.50 ash, bal $50 mo. CLYDE HINES
CO. RE. 2227, 1919 18th st. NV, excl.
agents. II
COR. ALLEY. COL. HTS, Mr.. 14th, CON
verted 4-unit apt: gross rents. S1s5 mo-;
only S13,5OO; $3.50 cash. bal, S93 mo-:
big list in, out D. c.; small ONCE, cor. bldg
. duplex fats, garages etc. N. T.. RXON
CO, Ma 1907. GE. 6l46.
SEVERAL NEW 2-FAMILY APT. BLDGs:.
completely rented to selected tenants At
$37 80 per unit; tenant pays own heat and
distance to Navy Yard and new Govt
except taxes; S2,4o0 cash required bal
ance, $40 per mo. GEORGE T. WALKER
CO. builders, 1919 18th st. NV. RE.
3n93 Evenings WI. 3235.
/. LARGE APT. HOUSE. GOOD RENTAL
section: approx S125,000 cash required
Q. Bowling alley. includes building and
equipment price $4,000: now rented
excess OF S5. 900 yr
3. Two new 4-famly fats; price. Sl4,-
$50 each: gas heat. electricity, refriger-
ators. yearly rent excess OF $1,000 each
building; tenant furnishes heat, gas and
write Mr.. Walter. B F. SAUL CO., a25
18th st. NV. Ma. 200. 0.-
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MONEY ON SECOND TRUST.
We will buy second-trust notes. D. C..
nearby Md or Va Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT
CORP.
1912 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 1898.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
ATTENTION.

Il ETV IIOIV!
We have responsible purchasers for WE'LL
located, income producing properties OF
all kinds fats, apartments. business and
industrial locations Prompt personal
attention will be given your listings.
Please see Mt. Bortz or Mr. Raymond in
person,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Realtor,
a27 18th ST NV.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

QUICK CASH for your truck. Highest
prices paid LUSTINE-NICHOISON
Hyattsville. Md WA 1900.
LATE MODEL / or 1h7-ton stake body,
in good condition. Mr.. Herman, Frank
lin o315
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EXCHANGES
We can trade what you have for what
you want See Mr.. Barrow
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141s H st. NV.
District 1877. Hobart Ooes 49,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

NEAR GALESVILLE. WEST RIVER
rm. cottage. 3 bedrms., furn.; avail till
Aug. L; S25 week. 1-rm. cottase bedr.
furn.; avail Aug / $50 week, $3.50 mo-
or year around Phone Chestnut s2l2. 10.
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL, PROPERTY,
sale or rent; ocean front; in business
fifteen years. II. w. COWGILL. Ist st.
and Pa. ave, Rehoboth Beach. Del.
SHERWOOD PoREsT-Furnished cottages,
Routes so and 1?s. ASK Mr.. Foster" May
flower Hotel or ph. Sherwood Forest 2211.
. FURNISHED COTTAGES. JULY. AUG
ust, Sept: reasonable Boats, elec. NOR
MAN E. CARR, Island View, Rhode River
Mayo. Md, Phone West River 19-F-5 l2'
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD-BEAUTIFUL
cottage, unusual oppor, lovely location.
Avail August L. WO. 09S2.
FOR SALE OR RENT-BREEzY POINT.
Md. Waterfront cottage, ami, bath
houses and garage, extra lot; accommo-
dates o people. Jackson 1918.
BREEZY POINT. MD.-FOR RENT, COM
fortably furnished modern cottage, screen
ed porches, ; bedrms., refg. RA 1924.
RIVER, MD.--RENT MODERN COTTAGE,
electric kitchen. running water. shower;
bathing: 30 miles D. c. GE 5702.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. FORT REPUBLIC,
Md. 46 miles beyond Prince Frederick
Cottages for. rent by week to professional
graduates; lots: fishing, boating, sandy
bay beach. Atlantic OH5l week evenings
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SALE OR LEASE
2-STORY BRICK BUILDING IN ST.
MATTHEW'S s CT. ADJACENT CONN. AND
R. !. AVES): COMMERCIAL ZONE: SUIT
ABLE FOR STUDIO AND BUSINESS.
L. w. GROOMES. 1919 EYE ST
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UsikEss PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
CORNER End COMMERCIAL 15,eO1 SO
dustrial plant: sale or rent or lease with
option to buy. A. M. ROTH Woodward
Bldg. MA. 1895
801 MARKET SPACE NV.
Four-story business building Near 9Th
and Penna: ave. Passenger elevator. Coal
stoker Will lease as entirety only at
very reasonable rental
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1903 H st. NV. National 2345
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ROBERT M. GRAY, Attorney.


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court.--No. 601S9, Ad-
That the subscribers, of the State. of
Virginia and the District of Columbia,
respectively, have obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Co
lumbia Anciliary Letters Testamentary on
the estate of William Albert Thomas,
OF the State of virginia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchrs thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, to the subscribers. on or before the
2nd day Of July. AID. 1943:. otherwise
they may by law be excluded from aH
hands this 3rd day of July 1912. MAR
GARET. TERESA THOMAS, "a West Grove
Ave, Alexandria. Va; the National Metro
politan Bank Of WASHINGTON, BY Thos. H.
Reynolds, Assistant Trust Offcer. tSealD
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELl,, Register
OF Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court jyll 1928
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BERNARD L. AMIss. Attorney.

States for the District Of Columbia :.
Holding Probate Court.--No. 60,297, Ad-
ministration.-Th 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 Ad-
ministration, eta, on the estate of Kate
Clagett Taylor otherwise known as Kath-
crime c. Taylor late Of the District of
Columbia. deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally suthe n tica ted, TO
the subscriber. on or before the 1st day
Of July, AID. 1a43: otherwise they may by
estate Given under my hand thfs l st day
of July, 1942. BERNARD L. AMISS, 900
St. NV {Seal) Attest: THEODORE
COGSWELL. Register of Wills for The
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court jyIl,lS25
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SILVER SPRING, MD,

BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
basement: oil heat; near bus, school. Call
at 1920 62nd ave, North Englewood. near
Cheverly, Nd. $500 cash, balance So 80
monthly, or will rent at $50 month. WA.
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FURNISHED.
BRICK HOME, $1,000.
GEnn CA0u GRS DCsD Mo

BRICK HOME, $4,000
$500 CASH. sos PER MO.
broom completely furnished bungalow
bath, foored attic. open fireplace, porch
large lot, fenced and scdded; rock wool
insulation, storm sash. Bendix home laun-
dry, Electrolux refrisera Tor, electric range.
ROGERS CoNsTR ucrIoN co,
5001 Edmonston Rd., Rogers Heights, Md.
WA 1895. WA. 1911.
PARKWAY, 27th AND so. GLEBE RID,
Arlington, Va.-S5.25O; $3.50 cash. S33
mon: OPM and FLA approved 3 RMS,
BRICK, SEMI-DETACHED. with range,
refrieerator and automatic heat: close
to new Army and Navy Bldgs.; 1Oc bus;
only 2 left; open daily until $50 pm.
See Mr.. Mahoney.
N. G. HINES & SONS, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
1920 Lee Highway. CHI. 2440.
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BUSINESS PROP. SALE OR RENT.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS,
MASSACHUSETTS AYES
DISTINCTIVE RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
$17,950.
lovely s-rm. house. containing
all the living features one would
eXpect to find from top to bottom.
worth your immediate inspection.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN, 4S45 MASS. AVE.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

REAL ESTATE LOANS-4-4h-bS. sraded
according to character of loan,
MOORE u HILL CO. s04 18th 81. NV.
ON FIRST TRUST AT LOWEST RATES
of interest consistent with security on I'M
proved D. c. and nearby Md. and Va.
property
JESSE L, HEIsKELL, 1l15 I ST. NV.
LOANS TO D. C, MD. AND VA. HOME
owners; also Endorsed co-maker and col
lateral loans; low rates, easy terms; no
delay.
SECURITY FINANCE CORPORATION.
s3S Investment Building. District S6I2.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3 ACRES, 30O-FT. ROAD FRONTAGE.
electricity and phone: 13 miles from Dis
trict line about city block off U. s,
Highway 224: SIS cash, $40 mo- price.
$3.50. J. W. McvICKER, Trinidad 1872.
1912 Raum st. ne.
BUY NOW-BUILD LATER: LAND BASIC
D C; big lots & mi. out, $3.50 up; your
terms. N. e. RYON CO., MA. 1907, GE.
6146.
DEFENSE HOUSING, go to 100 ACRES
on hard road; water, electric: transporta-
ton. | mile in Md. priced right. hyatts-
VILE
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EMERSON 1922.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.,
&107E0

Barnaby woods section-New sll-brck
Colonial home, located on beautiful home
site with trees: 1st -hoor living dining room
"a bath, dc luxe kitcEen. screened poreh. ordi. !.
toned. insulated: brick garage. LESLIE
D. MEASEIL WO. 1921.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SIS OOOILYON VILLAGE
SACRIFICE,

Frederick, Md. 436 E. Patrick St, main
highway. rooms. lovely modern brick,
5 b.r., baths. large grounds. fine garden
chicken house and run. city water and
sewer: good guest possibilities. Phone
Frederick 20S-M 12s
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OWNER JUST TRANSFERRED.
Well-planned and located bungalow: 3
large rooms and bath on 1st floor: unique
basement, hot-water oil heat tcan be con-
yerted to eosn: detached asrase' corner
'''' THos 6. MAaRuDER CO.,
20b1 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va;
CHI 3l3l GL, 3434.
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INSPECT SUNDAY

b5cS BRADLEY blvd, Bethesda. Nd, new =
room brick home, paneled den with lava
tory. 3 bedrooms, 9 baths, stairway attic.
large porch, automatic heat, garage; on bus
line. Price, S14.250 Turn left on Bradley
blvd. from Wisconsin ave. z NJ FRY,
INC, 6S40 Wisconsin ave. WI. $40.
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LAST 2 NEW HOUSES
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

Well-bult new brick house on bus line,
conv. to stores and schools; & large rooms,
bath. large closets and fireplace. step-up
dining room and porch, garage beautiful
trees large lot 1909 Seminary I'd.
Silver Spring. Md SH 1880
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ATTENTION.

'36, 81 and '3s Fords. Chevrolets. Ply
mouths, $50 to 500 cash. Many other
late models with good rubber at~wholesale
prices. Call Mr.. Scott, RA. e756 or AID.
9769.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FROM OWNER, 8 ROOMS. 3 PoRCHEs.
within mile new Army bldgs.; G5-ft. front;
shade trees overlook 6404
sfsee sRS6m coEoNsf sas9S0 ssIck AE.Rs ~
S6,95O. 3TI1 N 18th St, Ari.. Va. l2'
NEW 4. S AND 8 RM; HOMES, ] ACRE
lots shade. all modern improvements. SD
svsr s. ssGG Hil dGxh Md sprace pEMEo o7se = rAAN
ARLINGTON-NEW, MODERN 5;RooM
detached brick: automatic heat, full base
ment, insulated: on bus line; S6.5oo: terms
Take Wilson blvd. to SIS n. Jenerson. u
4-BEDRooM REDECoRATED HOUSE. OIL
hl,s; 81 $50. $500 down. Chestnut s76l.
MODERN 5-RM. HOUSE. Ia ACRES or
ground-West of University Of MARYLAND.
Price, $4,000, terms. WA. 1852.
MT. RANIER-6 RMS, BATH, DE;
fh6 .r arss &c lot, tn .nd m eOod
ton, $500 $500 cash TWO blks. of r. l,
ave. cars, bus. stores etc. Open Sat. and
Sun, NO 6l76. -
ARLINGToN--4 ROOMS. 2 BEDROOMS,
TONED heat. attached sarase; near scnoo.s
CH @44o, N. c, HINES & SONS. INC
Realtors
ARLINGToK-BRICK COLONIAL RMS,
"a baths, Oil hot-vater heat, large lot With
2-ear brick garase; l0e bus transporta-
ton priced at Sl0,5o0 Csl MI Donshue
Ga.,,o4. GGa a44o. N. C. HINES 4 SONS INC"
sso4 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, MD,-BUN
0w ss7aS sS0ns siEnEs 81 s.i sh aess s5sS sofeh
HOUSE 8, LARGE ROOMS, BATH, BASE;
of @ssrn sost o R.S
tion. Terms. OWNER, sligo ss7s.
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ARLINGTON.

II you're looking for a 6-room, 2l7-bath,
new. brick home on large lot with re-
stricted environment and only. . So. from
bus-see 4s46 Little Falls rd., which is
for immediate sale on reasonable terms.
1Ss
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ARL.-LYON VILLAGE.

Immediate possession, 6-rm. modern bun
ealow, large basement, INV h. Toll or
coaD, screened porch, garage: white picket
fence. beautiful flowers. l blk to 10c bus
zone and shopping. Terms.
L. MCGEE KING.
1909 N Roife St, Arlington CHI 5b0S.
Evening star., 1942-10-31
Custer Of Dr.. Cannon
From Education Board
Demanded al Hearinq
Physician Scored by
Citizens for Reported
Views on Alcohol
Earlier Story on Page A-16.)

tEaIller otOry on rage A l6.)
Demands that DR.. James A.
Cannon be removed from men,
berShip on the Board of Educa-
ton were made this afternoon at
a special meeting of DR.. Can
mons committee to revise alcohol
and tobacco instruction in the
senior high schools.
1t is bad enough that DR.. Cannon
should claim in press interviews
that alcohol prolongs life and adGe
to enjoyment of living" declared
DR.. Ernest L. Wilkinson of the
Washington Stake of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
But it is worse that his views should
be "perpetuated" in a course taught
to high school students, he said
DIR. Wilkinson Attended AS a Citizen,
The demand that the doctor be
dismissed from the board was made
by Mrs. B. G.. McIlwee, who de-
scribed herself as citizen and
mother
He should be removed from the
board" she declared. Other speak
ers contended that opinions of other
doctors differ radically from Dr.
Gannon's.
William v. Mahoney told the COM
mittee at its special hearing at the
Thomson School that the Anti
Cigarette Alliance wants to call a
national temperance convention
here in January to discuss alcoho
instruction in schools all over the
country.
The hearing was adjourned
shortly after noon.
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GuodoIconoI Erupts With Steel
When Darkness Covers Island
American Armed Forces Quip at Death
During LuII in Beating Off Jops

We all went to our tents and
crawled beneath our insect nets,
for Minnie the Mosquito is the worst
pest of them all on Guadalcanal
But there was to be little sleep.
Scarcely had we hit our hard cots
when big naval battle started a
short way offshore The big guns
roared and flashed all night. adding
to the din of the land battle on
the other side. Eventually Amer
lean naval forces had surprised the
Japs as they tried to land reinforce
mentS.
When daylight came the noise of
battle stopped. We went to our
bomber and found 1t unharmed.
Sergt. Wallace Whitfield Wake,
jr., of Dublin, Ga, was asleep in the
plane atop the bomb load. He
grinned when awakened, explain
ing:
Got caught in here last night
after dark and I was afraid to leave
the plane for fear the marines
would shoot me-"
Then he leaned back on the
bombs and began to whistle that
old Sunday school hymn, Jesus
Wants Me for a Sunbeam"
The sergenat always whistle that
when he sleeps on bombs.
Evening star., 1942-10-31
North Carolina Naval
Leads Syracuse,
I 10 0, al Half
BY the Associated Press.

SYRACUSE. N. Y, Oct. 31.-Syra-
cuse's unblemished record of five
straight wins was in jeopardy as it
clashed today. with the powerful
North Carolina Navy Pre-Flight Ca
diets before about 10000 fans North
Carolina Naval held 7-to-0 lead at
the end of the half The Sailors
took advantage of an Orange FUN
BILE on the 18-yard line to score in
the second quarter.
First Quarter.
A pass, Bufalino to Eshmont, car
ried the Sailors A. yards to Syra-
cuse's 18 on the first play after the
kickoff, but the Orange held for
downs. After a series of kicking
exchanges, Tommy Maines broke
off tackle for a Syracuse first down
on the Orange 80 and then raced
SO yards to the Sailor 15 Morris
lost 20 yards when he tried to pass,
and his fourth down try for field
goal from the 43 was short. A
24-yard run by Jones put the Sailors
on the Syracuse 33 as quarter ended:
Syracuse, 0, N. C. Navy, 0.
Second Quarter.
Names tumble recovered by Davis
on the Orange l8 gave the Sailors
their big chance and they took full
advantage of the break. Martin
passed to Zwiezynski on the 10 and
the latter passed laterally to Jones
who ran over for a touchdown. Sam
ford added the point. Syracuse
moved all the way from it's own
80 to the N. C. Naval as half time
ran, out with the score Syracuse, O.;
N. C.. Naval, 7. -.. ....
Evening star., 1942-10-31
Maryland
Continued From First Page.l


bounded off Mitchelrs hand to
Jarmoski who returned 8 yards to
Maryland's 18.
An exchange of punts gave Mary
land possession on its own 9 as the
period ended. Maryland, 0, Flor
ida, 0.
Second Quarter.
Mont punted to Sutherland, who
returned 10 yards to Florida's A.
Sutherland sprinted around right
end to Maryland's 80 and on two
stabs at left guard Cory moved to
the %. Cory then fumbled and
Nardo recovered for Maryland on
the Old Liners 10.
A Mont Gilmore pass clicked
for Is yards before Maryland's at
tack stalled and Mont punted to
Sutherland, who came back 8 yards
to Florida's &c. Mitchell and Horsey
collaborated in driving to Maryland's S
49, but Werner intercepted Horsey's
pass and returned 13 yards to Mary
lands 81.
Helbock, Wright and Werner
slammed through Floridas guards
on quick-opening plays to pick up
yardage at clips of 8 and 10 yards,
moving to Florida's IA before pen
atty showed the Old Liners back to
the 10. Wright picked up that 5
yards at left end, but a fourth down
pass from Mont to Rigby gained
only a yard and Florida took over
on it's 13. Cory then punted out
to Maryland's ~ as the half ended
with the score: Maryland, 0: Flor
ida, O.
Evening star., 1942-10-31
Four Arlington Rotion Clerks
Quit as Red Tope SnorIs Pay

meshed in red tape spinning from
State rationing headquarters at
Richmond, regional headquarters at
Atlanta and the OPA headquarters
In Washington.
First letters, then kilograms and
finally telephone calls few between
the offices. Yesterday an important
letter arrived from Atlanta which
was opened. with the expectation
that the situation finally would be
cleared up. The message began,
I'VE are still wondering. ="
The quartet decided to quit as q
group.
The board which, including the
four clerks, had . staff Of nine,
handles the needs Of about 100 900
persons, officials said. Since July
! 1t has issued 22,600 basic A gaso-
line ration allotments. $4,000 sup
plementaly land 5000 renewals.
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Navy
Continued From First Page. }

took over Bertelli's punt was fun
bled by Cameron on the Navy %
and the Irish recovered but begged
down and were forced to punt.
The Irish started moving after
taking Hume's return punt, Sopho-
more Fullback Corwin Clatt plung-
ing for two first downs. An inter-
ference penalty gave the Irish first
down on the Navy 26, but they lost
8 in two plays and punted. Again
taking the return punt. Clatt put on
one-man plunging show for three
first downs, reaching the Navy Is
as the period ended with the
score 90.
Second Quarter.
An offside penalty moved the
ball to the 10. From there Bertelli
pitched 9-yard pass to Dove, and
then Bertelli sneaked for a touch
down. His placekick for the extra
point was blocked. Score, Notre
Dame 6, Navy 0.
After the kickoff they settled
down TO a punting duel, before Navy
recovered Substitute Fullback Cow
hifl's tumble on the Irish 40.
With fourtn-string Fullback Bill
Crawley carrying the ball eight times
in row, the Middies plunged to
the Irish before losing possession
Crawley falling on 2-yard fourth
down plunge. Freshman Back Har-
old Hamber carried Bertelli's punt
back 30 yards to the Irish %, but
Johnston, in the clear in the end
zone, muffed Hamberg's pass te
spoil the Navy's scoring chance as
the period ended with the Irish out
front, 6 to 0.
Evening star., 1942-10-31
Henderson Asks PUG
To Allow Deep Probe
'0f Gas Rate Rise
Asserts Rule Reopenine
Case illegally Restricts
Nature of Evidence

Price Administrator Leon Hender-
son today asked the Public Utilities
Commission to allow his representa-
tives to delve deeply into circum-
stances surrounding the recently ap-
proved rate increase for the Wash
ington Gas Light Co. when the case
is reopened by the PUG at 10 am
Monday.
Mr. Henderson's petition, filed on
behalf Of James F. Byrnes, director
Of economic stabilization, asks that
the PUG revise it's order of October
%, which reopened the proceedings
for the purpose of receiving "addi-
tional evidence relating to the in
f1ationary effect, if any, of the IN
crease in rates" It is the position
of the OPA director that this order
Illegally restricts" the nature OF
the evidence which he would like
to have his representatives present
to the PUG.
Mr.. Henderson asked the utilities
commission to permit full interven-
ton" by his Office and to make him
a party to the proceedings The
commission is also requested not
to limit the scope of further hear
ings and not to restrict the type of
evidence presented.
The OPA further petitioned for
a delay in operation of the rate in
creases, which were granted retro
actively to September l, until fur
ther hearings have been held and
f~the commission has reconsidered
its decision
In a letter from Harry Booth
OPA utilities counsel, the PUG was
informed that Mr.. Booth would ask
! for ruling on the points raised
in the petition when the hearing
begins Monday.
The gas rate case was reopened or
October % after Mr.. Byrnes re-
quested such action in a letter tt
the commission.