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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

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sa ss a s. ass Ss.l Yssas YlssssiGn rshs
IE;dasewstsr. Nd. on water front; .siss.
WaNTEp' sD' To sT. smsl tract q III lana zee %
bay, with or without house; not over SO
mies 1nas from washington: cash. Box
SHOW ffsIIlzicE fIzcE. known as ..roulon,. Ma
sons BEACH, near Herring Bay. 8 rooms.
lot. beautiful trees and shrubs; outside
stone oven; price. $6,960; terms. RE.
ATTRACTIVE 4-room and bath cottase on
salt water. 80 miles out, running water,
chr chimney. slse. stove, fully screened, fur.
s9es ssssh sssass.se se hs s56
WOODLAND BEACH-Brick bungalow. s
large rooms. bath. porches. sewerage, fur
cash. balanes lefa ike PelSs Pens ME SSsae 1871 $500
Har6oT cash. @ shepRsrd @ sS.Ssse ssosa = helAla
West Morland Water Front.
g e aeEss house. srR R .sess sess sm Tss5 ass:
iasG st q sslss. sSas al WSioHG 5Sfss
LAKE JACKSON.
iE-mlle axe, 81 mi. ~. e. Sale, real
loE cabin; bedrooms, Kitchen, bath, liv-
water; large screened porch; water front:
Terms. Call Manassas, Va, 12-F-4. Of
lPre-Revolutionary Water Front
ESTATE, 756 ACRES.
| This Is one OF the most beautiful estates
In the South. Old brick mansion house, ia
baths. with gorgeous view of both Giebe
Creek and Potomac River: tenant houses
al with bath: about $50 acres Of rich
100 miles from p. c.. rs miles from
Richmond. Has 3A miles Of beautiful
wateI front on Potomac River and 0lebt
SPOT for small landing neld from land 81
water. Your opportunity for nne Iyina
ment. Building worth asking price 81
100000. JOHN C.. WRIGHT, broker, 5500
10Th St north. Arl.. We. CHI. OQ44 .lslss 4,
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MONEY TO LOAN

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employer or use un.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. Nolan Finance Co., 110S
New YORK we. NV. tGreyhound Bus Termi.
COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature
Southeastern Discount of Hyattsville. 630s
ss,1 sSa,t1simope ave.. Hyattsviue. Md. War
IF you NEED CASH for any purpose; you,
slgnature will be all that is necessary
MONEY ON FIRST OR SECOND TRUST
Prompt Action-Reasonable Rates.
-r,,,I Nearby BY Nd, Va. or z; {. Property,
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

Ma rax ALL dick Cash ssemsng aST ne anan ana
I PAY HIGHEST IL aIi-easf i: N prices Yo' for old
Wfi 2Ss2 ESDo1dlss SD% szsH r. n, n;w .;,s 60 1878
tTSm ps,yass J, parry asy 1st ssss
FRAME Or BRICK HOUSES, any condition
Or location; pay cash (brokers protectedl.
We HAVE H cLIESTs fSa who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church. c, 8.
After pm, CHI. 4512.
M6pEsS Rb sS'f aonsE sSsF BeFWeen P shep-
NV. not over S12,500. Call RA 1912
BRICK HOUSE in new section, 5-6 rooms.
semi or. detached, priced about $1,000,
wanted to bLv or rent by private family
to Apt. 3, 4211 Eastern ave, Mt. Rainier,
WANTED to buy 3 or bedroom house
In area of Glover Park. Burleith or Glen
brook Village. Please call WI 5s67.
l WANT TO BUY small brick home in
| l210: evenings GE. 1864
COLESVILLE PIKE and Indian Spring dr.
area-3 OF 4 bedroom home. 0,000 to
$12 600. all cash. CO. 3777, Mr.. McClelland.
IMMEDIATE CASH SALES.
Clients waiting to pay all cash at full
Free appraisals. MR.. QUICK, RA. 34ls
BEFORE you SELL YOUR PROPERTY
get our ofer We charge no commission.
HigheSt prices paid and prompt settlement.
See COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO, s17 9th
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
I1M-ACRE FOREST, hard road; beautiful
site for gentleman's home; large stream
ct foot of hill; .3h miles east Of north OF
WASHINGTON: $4,000; terms. WA. 1882.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED-Maryland real estate, suburban
houses, acreage and farms. We have pur-
chasers waiting. Alvin Epling 5SOS Bal
timore, blvd, Hyattsville. Md. Phone War
field 1854 day and evening
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ROOMING HOUSE.


EXCELLENT INCOME.
Well-loca ed 11-room brick bedrooms.
baths. near Conn. and Wardman Park
nSte o oRsr Rss oeeupisa ss soI $500
S2l.950, includes furniture. Call EM. 1890
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504
CoLORED--11-room house. located at
1898 18th. ne, Brookland, suitable for
doctor or dentist; reasonable. MI. 4o4e.
ICoLoRED-park View. 9Th and Newton
lists. n.w.-Colonial brick. rooms, bath,
hot-water heat; near cars and stores;
terms coona SSnfs TA o5s ss7s eorcn
24th and NV: Terms can be arranged!
cOLORED.1 good houses located on r
rs sSnd terms TssscnsbIs. Can + puucsHiEETfTisfs. FIJI
COLORED, 100 Blk. r st. nw.--1o r.,
2M b., h.-w.h. oil. new-house cond Pos
session o $1,000 down. w. w. Bailey,
CoLoRED-e2s Keefer pl. n.w.--Desirable
Groom home, within " blk. Of Ga. ave.;
sivsn UPON settlement. 70 oilsssscn inspect. cali cali
piant Gordon, son, Inc. 1874 Park I'd.
COLORED--Larse 11-rm. brick house.
located in 600 block Fla. ave. ne, suit
able for doctor, dentists home and office
CT funeral parlor; also good as investment;
ludlow Ludlow isp is14a 2 a0's ff'ee' sio'ooo; terms.
coLoRED-oNLY 500 DOWN
ROW brick, rooms, bath, latrobe heat,
st. sw Mr. pRAisNEHR fsssi SaHs0ls MA soS sosa @o
.CCLoRED-REDucED TO $4,000.
for 2 apts;: first A.. Q rms. kit; End d..
4ass sHi e. e. s and heath heath gsss rss, tfrms
ana ffahsed aia ana a T. apss rs rit Ft IA and
bath: also extra lot, has garage. garden,
sion shads snd fruit trees gooa
CO, 945 K st. NV. Ma. a5s3. go -'4s
NoRTaEAsr. NSoSh9HaR
msnt. t. front porch. screened rear porch,
Orisk ronns garage; gSacsSnt; reasonable terms.
Yocation ror as On sehei sRts
ef eddf these 2 properties cali Mr.. Altman. Pr.
lsg4 nhzAsiHA1E nzss U. Nv: !: wArLH g. s. ss4s.
silsd bath. faii basement. sn Nss45o-R99a6 ss.45o s2s6
cash: balance, one trust, payable s57 per
Capital View Realty Co,
COLORED SPECIAL.
A Colonial-type brick home OF 8 excep-
house oers s real can oppsrtuniss nsrwats.
Prompt possession is assured. Call
BEITZELL, DI. 3100.
COLORED.
On Keefer pl n.w.--6-room tapestry
prick hot-water heat, parauet floors, tiled
oatn' front and back yards; terms.
EDW. l.. WILLS CO.,
709 Eye st. NV District OI34.
COLORED-VACANT.
ss5 McIEAN LEAN AVE I e. s.w.
Between Bird and 4th and M and N s.v.
rooms and bath, house in fine condi-
ton; immediate possession; terms.
HARRY DREISEN, IA. 6902, or
MURRAY CO., MA. 1866.
COLORED.
Near New Hampshire ave. and Otis st.
NV, Just north of Park rd; Colonial-ty
6-room home, semidetached, long sodded
yard with flowers and shrubbery, auto.
beat ample closets, full cellar; terms. Ask
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
STORES FOR RENT.

REAL ESTATE BROKER, either downtoWn
or l4th ST. NV. to Spring rd Box 339-K
Star os
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l4x3O. and 2 small rooms, once furniture
included Mr. TAYLOR. RE. 0l25.
ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA-GULF COAST.
- II you plan on living in Florida some
ese srs and n ayS you .Se IKE
which is made made up Of WSshinrton alh sos docsors.
sRone or wrss fUa dsss se
'''''''''' Ges6,5F Z. ). GRAY,
Gals Fairfax Rd.. Bethesda. Md. WI. 4454:
iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY ron SALE.
565-65! I5th ST. NE separate apts.,
ceiling. Ss5 mo: tenant furnishes al utilt-
asl %apIs ss,s co 4 is 7fsaa
CUNT APT,
bath: 2 apis. rms and bath. Rent SS 500.
coal co heat aso, ME. Ills. bet. IL and pm.
DOWNTOWN, 10Th & L.
3 stories, reinforced concrete; eleva-
@ sos: Can be used for commercial or
RE. s.s5 JEROME las, s y MURRAY; &, 4,.o,
Same block ON xish nRoEanA aisns AyT MnIf., a.tory
brick store and 3-rm.. bath spt.. with )
incIosed porches, hot-water oil heat;
store now vacant; poss. Of apt. can be
OBTAINED: viii rent for S125 mo. Con.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
-1505 II st. NV. National 2S45.
4FAMILY DETACHED.
,a I'm nRfaaaT%oob q SEC. 81. NV
income, S2,736 year; expenses, $500
year; Price, S22,5OO. Safe Investment.
5uiidine IN perfect condition. Call Al
FRED KOGOD,
- ma. $3.50 or RA. 6527,
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OFFICES roR ann.

zoo BLOCK q ST. NV large room
l4x3O. and ? small rooms; once furnitur
included. Mr.. TAYLOR. RE. 0195.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. G.
Brick. semidetached, 8 rms. tile bath
and shower, h-wh, deep lot: close to
school, store and bus: possession at once;
81 600 down, S65 mo.
| block from r. /. ave. large home
with 4 rms. and bath on 1st floor, 3 rms
and bath on I'd floor; can be used by one
or two families; house is equipped with gas
and insulated; sarase; large lot with trees.
~ WooDRIDdE REALTY Co,
1881 r.. I. Ave. NE. NO. 1908
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LzAO LO5It 2 hNIGN {.
TAKOMA PARK
OPPORTUNITY

Income. $500 per month; can be in
creased 50 500 cash required, balance like
rent; 10 bedrooms, . apts,, baths, ga
rage; ideal location west of 18th and Col
business.
McKFTVEp A. UIyTTEF0pp
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1000 Hobart st. nw.-Furnished, 10
rooms. .21a baths. operated in 2 apts and
studio rooms producing an income Of
S314 monthly.
1900 block 14th st.-Furnished dormi-
tory for girls. 10 rooms, tbs including
liquor locker with separate entrance. In
come, $40 monthly.
18th rd north, Arlington, va.-2-family
entrances. Income, $102.50 monthly.
Three apartments. 1 block OF North
Capitol. A converted dwelling Of 8 rooms
and bath each; Splendid building. Possible
income OF better than 5000 monthly.
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE,
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EXCELLENT INCOME
Well-loca ed 11-rooin brick, bedrooms
baths. near Conn. and Wardman Park
mo, owner occupied 1st floor. Price
S21, $50, includes furniture. Call EN-. 1890
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 5504
CoLoRED--I1-room mouse, located al
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larse liv. and din, rooms, brieht modern
ssi5; sn51; nnsneled nan den and Law. screened porch;
lshed and heated; Bird floor. knotty nine
recreation room. with fireplace maid 5
shower; air-cond, oil heat This ultra
modern home, less than years old is
located squares west of Conn ave shop
ping center. early delivery "''"N
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS.
VIC. 1900 Until 900 2EIs Tnr
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PRICED AT S35, 900.
THOS. G.. MAGRUDER CO

2051 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3131. Realtors. Ewes, GIL. 57S7.
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A BETTER BUILT HOME.

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN 11SO.
Priced under the market at S12,950,
Owner wants immediate sale. A fine old
Colonial brick house, restored several years
ago and retaining a large measure of its
original detail; includes living room lex
"a with double freplaces, LIFT. ceiling,
dining room with huge open fireplace,
beamed ceiling, old brick floors: bed
rooms and bath on 2nd floor: 2 bedrooms
and bath on 3rd floor. Nice-sized garden
For appointment to inspect call Mr.. Young
FRANK s PHILLIPS nI 1A11
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Near New Hampshire ave. and Otis st.
NV, Just north of Park rd.; Colonial-type
6-room home, semidetached, long sodded
yard with flowers and shrubbery, auto.
neat, ample closets, full cellar; terms. Ask
for A. w. STEPHENS, DE. 1852.
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By w. II. sHIPPEN. Jr..

A big machine which operates like
= high-speed merry-go-round is
giving volunteers quite 4 whirl at
Wright Field, Ohio, these days to
record their "black-out" reactions
at the outer edge OF human endur-
ance.
The guinea pigs" in cockpits at
either ends of an arm revolving
around \ central pivot like buckets
In = pail Of water, are spun by 4
250-horsepower electric motor.
Forces acting on the bodies of the
volunteers duplicate those they
would encounted in 4 fast airplane
pulling out Of = power dive.
Details OF the human centrifuge
tests were released after visiting
newspapermen saw 4 demonstration
In the Aero-Medical Laboratory OF
the AAF Material Command at
Wright Field. near Dayton.
We were told the average flyer
blacks out" when the pressure is
four or five times that of the normal
pull OF gravity on his body-in other
words, at plus 1 or 5 g.
Plus @ pressure draws the blood
down from the brain, causing the
nyer to see gray" at first and then
to black out" until the pressure
Is relieved.
On the outside Of the loop this
pressure Is reversed and blood fiov-
ing into the brain causes him to
see red" before he blacks out
Maximum tolerance for this minus
Evening star., 1944-07-23

Gossett and Russell, said the CIO
Political Action Committee was
against them.
There was nothing to connect
the primary ballot with q fight by
pro- Roosevelt and regular State
presidential convention forces over
electors for the November general
election ballot.
In precinct conventions, which
were held separate from the ballot
ing, o-Roosevelt forces were seek
ing delegates to county conventions
July 10, who will In the State con-
vention September IL seek to have
Texas Democratic electors bound
for the party's national ticket.
Opposing them in the conventions
were the regulars, whose electors
named In Austin May IS, are not
bound to support President Roose-
velt and Vice Presidential Candi.
date Truman because the Demo-
cratic national convention did not
meet certain conditions sought by
the regular Texas group. These
electors are now the only Demo-
cratic ones certified for the general
election ticket.
Widely scattered reports tonight
indicated that party members were
divided In precinct meetings over
the contest.
The Texas Election Bureaus mid
night tabulation showed Gov. Coke
stevenson with 1S2.777 votes to l4,l6O
for Mrs Minnie Fisher Cunningham
OF New Waverly. his nearest oppo-
nent of eight.
General State races were over
shadowed in interest by the con-
greSSionai races,
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WlB Approves Coal Wage
Agreement in Illinois
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Labor Board yesterday
unanimously approved supple
mental agreement between the Coal
Producers Association of Illinois and
the Progressive Mine Workers OF
America, District tAFL) providing
for payment OF $3.50 to each en-
ploye in settlement of claims for
portal-to-portal pay during the II
months from November 3, 1913, to
March 81, 1S45.
Approximately 10000 mine work.
ers are affected. District covers
Illinois
Last December a payment of $40
was approved for seven month
period from April l, 1913. to Novem-
Der 3. 1943. when the Government
took over operation of the Nations
mines.
This agreement, however, left for
later settlement the rate of under
ground travel time pay for the re-
mainder Of the two-year period over
which the miners contract extended.
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OF whom have soloed, will leave for
Camp Springs Tuesday.
During the summer approxima te-
ly 200 cadets from the District.
Maryland and Virginia will take the
course at local bases under the new
plan.
In regard to preliminary training,
Gen. H. H. Arnold. chief of the Air
Forces. has said the most i'm
portant single factor in our ability
to maintain pre-eminence in the air
Is the assurance that the coming
generation be enthusiastic about.
and thoroughly grounded in, avia-
tion and its related subjects. Our
future security will rest in the
familiarity Of our young people with
airplanes and problems In tha air. !"
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Machine Tests Body's Ability
To Survive Power Dives

q" Is, about three, a. compared with
four or five plus-Os.
Subjects quickly return to nor
NAL when the force Is removed un.
less the tests are performed under
high altitude conditions, when at
least IS. seconds are required for
recovery.
What this exact knowledge means
to combat pilots fighting at high
attitudes can readily be imagined.
Especially since many OF them pilot
planes capable Of more violent flight
maneuvers than the human body
can Withstand.
Wright Field tests are run In
darkness to eliminate the dizzy
whirl of the walls. Special instru-
ments record every reaction OF the
human guinea pigs. Attached to
the subjects are photo-electric
eyes" for recording blood volume in
tissue, pulse and respiration: 4
brain wave recorder and an electro
cardiasraph.
Reaction of the subjects are
timed through series of lights and
buzzers operating on panels in front
of them.
The alertness and state OF con-
ciousness OF the guinea pigs" Is
determined by the time they take
to operate q set Of switches on
the panels.
These reactions are recorded by
an observer seated in the center of
the revolving structure.
The guinea pigs" get at least one
break-either Of them can stop the
whole works when they get
enough "G's."
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Lucky l3' CAP Cadets Win
raining at Camp Springs

A group of 'teen-age Civil Air
Patrol cadets whose friends call
them the lucky l3." have woE the
privilege Of training for 10 days
with AAF crews, pilots and instruc-
tors at Camp Springs, Nd, where
hot fighters" are based.
The Washington youths. all be-
tween the ages OF Is and IL, have
been selected through merit rating to
represent Capital Squadron 334 in
CAP training program which will
send some 1000 boys to AAF bases
throughout the United States this
summer. Squadron 334 operates from
Congressional Airport on the Rock
vile Pike In nearby Maryland.
The local cadets. most Of whom
are taking flying lessons, and some
Evening star., 1944-07-23
Tire Shortage PeriIs
Gas, Oil Deliveries,
Industry Declares

A shortage Of tires for tank trucks
threatens to cripple deliveries Of gas
oline and oil for the armed forces
and essential home front activities,
the petroleum industry warned last
night rs the senate's Special Com
mittee on Fuel OIL Shortages as
serted that with careful handling,
mild weather and higher production
Of coal the Nation will barely scrape
through the coming winter without
suffering.
william r. Boyd. jr., chairman OF
the Petroleum Industry War Coun-
Gil. declared more than 200 petroleum
transport trucks already are out of
service and the situation "is daily
becoming more critical because of 4
severe shortage of heavy duty truck
tires"
Mr.. Boyd appealed for prompt
allocatio by the Government of a
sufncient number Of tires to avoid
the danger Of serious oil shortages
for the military and civilians alike.
The Senate committee said there
can be no increase In civilian sup
plies of heating oil and gasoline
until military requirements decrease.
1t reported there Is danger the Pa
cific Coast will become a critical
area for oil II military action in
the Pacific reaches q peak while
the war In Europe is still in prog
ress. 1t recommended that steps to
increase production In the Elk Hills,
Calf, naval oil reserve be pushed
vigorously
Tire Production Lays.
Production of heavy truck and
bus tires has been tagging for weeks
because of manpower shortages in
tire plants. Despite strenuous ef-
forts of war agency ofncials to
correct the situation, employment
in the plants was reported to be still
declining.
Rationing ofiicials have stated
preliminary surveys indicated 1t
would be necessary to reduce the
ALLEGATION Of heavy tires for civilian
purposes In August so per cent un-
der the number distributed this
month. Appeals to release tires have
been made to the War and Navy
Departments. but military ofhcials
have protested that even their re-
quirements are not being met.
The Senate committees annual
report, made public by Chairman
Maloney, denounced the black mar
ket in gasoline coupons which 1t said
is cutting heavily into civilian sup
plies and urged that efforts to stamp
1t out be increased.
Coal Situation Disturbing.
The committee took serious view
of the coal situation and said civil
ian users will escape suffering only
If they follow the Governments re-
quest to lay in their supplies during
the summer and accept available
grades of coal.
Should production continue In
line with the most optimistic expec-
tations, and should We escape an
unusually severe winter. We will
probably scrspe through and reach
the end of the forthcoming heating
season with stock piles down to an
absolute minimum" the committee
said.
The committee said, however, that
1t had been assured by the Solid
Fuels Administration that in no
event will domestic consumers be
asked to accept a cut Of more than
10 per cent in their receipts of solid
fuels during the coming winter.
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Formerly S44s-Massive Chppendale bedroom troup in
MAHOGANY beautifully carved and moulded mahofany and
fold Mirrors dresser rse chest chest vanity eommode
nlht table and bench h-- a70 m
Formerly Sl09s-Decorstor bedroom froup in fine M.
hofany solid brass mouldna marble top imported carved
hleaehed twin beds. tufted satin heads 90
Formerly S2s0-Pair fine Chipp.nd.. twin h.d. ,..,s
Gently carved Grand Rapids made e I2S m
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TOT V1e postwar period and The
probable cost Of the program.
A detailed study on the subject
Is being completed by the CAA for
submission to the House Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Com
merce shortly after Congress re-
convenes.
A conference of airport users will
open tomorrow at the Statler Hotel
with representatives OF aircraft and
construction companies scheduled
to discuss airport development with
State and Federal of1icials. The
conference. called by the National
Aeronautical Association, will close
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1944-07-23
Primary
Continued From First Page.)
Summers led, 22,s50 to l5,77s for
Judge Wilson.

Summers led, 22.s5o to ls,77s for
Judge Wilson.
Mansfield Pulls Far Ahead.
Representative Mansfield. 84-year-
old chairman of the House Rivers
and Harbors Committee, came from
behind in the 9th district with 3,166
votes to top the 70l OF State Senator
L. J. Sulak Of Lagrange, AT of
George Barron of Yoakum, 222 Of
Maj Ben Faber of Eagle Lake and
6l5 Of Charles L. Kruger Of Bell
vile.
In the 14th district, Mr.. Kleberg
was far behind the o.s29 votes of
Capt. John E. Lyle of Corpus Christi.
Mr.. Klebers had 1900.
In the 9Th district, Luther john
son trailed Chester North of Waxa-
hachie for while, but later pulled
ahead.
Representative Lyndon johnson
led in the 10th district. Representa-
tive Gossett in the 18th, Representa-
tive Worley in the 18th and Repre-
sentative Mahon in the 18th.
In the 3rd district, Represent
ative Beckworth, who at one time
trailed Capt. D. S. Meredith, jr.,
pulled ahead with $40 to Sis votes
for Meredith, and "A for E. A. Mar
tin, Longview.
In the 7th district Representative
Patton trailed District Attorney Tom
Picket of Palestine.
Patman Has Slight Lead.
Representative Patman held q
slight lead over Abe Mays of At
lanta and State Senator Harold Beck
of Texarkana In the lst district:
Judge J. M. Combs OF Beaumont
had 4 substantial margin in his
contest for the 2nd district seat
vacated by Martin Dies; Represent
ative Poage's $3.50 votes topped the
l ATS OF Walter A. Hardin of Waco
in the 1lth district, and Representa-
tive Lanham led in fragmentary re-
turns from district II.
A close race developed between
Representative Gossett and State
Senator George Moffett of Chilli
cothe in district Is, with Mr.. Cos
sett's total 6,970 to 6,135 for Mr..
Moffett.
The primary, held against the
background Of an intra party squab-
BILE over national issues. began the
process Of nominating candidates
for the November general election
The second. or run-off primary
where 1t Is needed, will be held
August g. Democratic nomination
In Texas usually means election.
The State Democratic Executive
Committee left the issue Of receiv-
ing ballots from qualified Negro
voters to local election officials. and
reports indicated Negroes voted
where they were registered and had
paid poll taxes The United States
Supreme Court has ruled that
Negroes could vote in Texas Demo-
cratic primaries.
At Houston, Lonnie Smith, colored.
whose case was carried to the su-
preme Court, voted today. Amarillo
reported eight Negroes voted In ~
precincts Of Potter County. At
Silsbee in East Texas, where the
lightest vote in years was cast, the
colored vote was reported heavier
In proportion to the population than
the white vote.
Opponents who sought to unseat
Veterans Rayburn, Summers and
Mansfield, attacked their length OF
tenure. In at least four districts,
Mansfleld. Summers
Evening star., 1944-07-23

Formerly S496-Six.pc. Mahosany
Bedroom Group. Dresser, chest on
chest, vanity, sleigh bed, commode
night table, bench S30S