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EDWARD YOUNEs,
1900 Orren st. NE, Wash, d. g,
Filed May 26, 1914,

= CharIeS =. Stewart, Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Column
bia.--In re Application of Georae Euenes for
change of Name.-Civil Action No. 24423
George Euenes, having filed complaint
for Judgment changing his name to Georgs
Younes and having applied to tn.
court for an order OF publication Of the
NOTICE required by law in such cases. it is,
BY the court, this 26th day Of May 1914,
cause, If any there be. on or before the
2fth day OF June, 1914, why the prayers
OF SAID complaint should not be granted:
Provided. that a copy of this order be
published once week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in The Evening Sta
JAS. w. MORRIS. Justice. (SeaIj A trus
copy: Test CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk.
BY EMMA c. SIMPSON, Deputy CLERK.
my31 ley ID
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE MD c1I

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Sl4 500.
Two-story brick home, less than 2 years
old. Six large rooms. living room. fire.
place, dining room, fully equipped kitchen,
3 bedrooms, . complete baths, maids room,
garage. gas heat. Convenient location.
Shown bv appointment
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive Agent.
1715 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes, WI 4a43
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R. P. HOLLINGSWoRTH Attorney.
6i3 18th ST. NV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No 1926. Ad-
ministrstion.- is to give notice:
That the subscriber Of the State Of Cali
Court of the District OF Columbia letters
testamentary on the estate of Margaret
M CrenShaw. late of the District of CO.
lumbia. deceased. All persons having
claims AGAINST, the deceased are hereby
vouchers thereof, legally Authenticated, cate 'i.s to
the subscriber, on or before the 22nd day
of May AID. 1915; otherwise they may by
estate. Given under my hand this 23rd
day DE-. 2r Of NAY l944, MARY VIRGINIA. Iss
Angeles, California. iSeai5 Attest: vIH
TOR 9. MERSCH Register of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk OF the Probate
Court. my31 -te7.1A
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HOUSES UNFURkiSHED.

1907 DOUGLAS ST. N.E.-5 rms. bath
oil heat, finished attic room, full cellar
large screened front porch, lovely lot
Vacant. Call TIA. T450 after pm,
623 North Capitol st. NE.
Groom row brick, INV h, electricity
rental. S5575: close to churches, stores
cars and Printing Office; available June /
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JOHN II. DOYLE, Attorney,
NiunSey RuiIdinR

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate. Court.-No 63557, Ad-
ministration;-This is to give notice:
consin has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District OF Columbia, letters
OF administration on the estate of Manuel
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
fore the a2nd day of May, AID 1885:
otherwise they may. by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Given
la44, FRANCIS J. WILCOX, Union Ma.
tional Bank Building. Eau Claire. Wiscon-
sin. tSeal( Attest: VICTOR S. MERSCH,
Register of Wills for the District of Co.
lumbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
my31-ie7.14
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GEORGE c. GERTMAN,
130 18th st. NV. (5),
Atfarnay

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia -
ministration.-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 testa-
mentary on the estate of Frederick Turner
Hayden, 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 authenticated to the sub
scriber. on or before the 22nd day Of May,
AID. 1945; otherwise they may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 25th day Of
May 1914 WILLIAM T. HAYDEN, 1923
test; VICTOR S. MERSCH Register Of
Wills for the District of Columbia. CLERK
of the Probate Court my3l leila
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BETHESDA. MD

s BEDROOMS. 3 BATHS. redecorated
white frame on lovely corner lot, in Bat
terry Park, Vacant. possession with title
Center-hall plan. 3 rooms and screened
porch on first floor; 3 bedrooms and .
baths on second floor; bedrooms. l bath,
third floor. Detached garage oil beat
Priced for Quick sale. Phone Sydney
karr, WI QoR5
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SUMMER CAMPS,

CAMP MONTE VITA-Boys, 5-I5; conv.
D. c.: riding swimming, archery, rife;
reeistered nurse: happiness, health, safety;
Christian services. CHI. 1858 or WO. 4214.
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ACREAGE eoR SALE

SEVERAL TRACTS Of acres on 6,,d
road. one mi. from Lee blvd. mi. be-
yond Falls Church: cleo, tel: trunk sewer
Ma 9.57
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Barnahv Woods D c.

Excellent location, surrounded by fine
center-hall Colonial home of an unusual
ARRANGEMENT that will appeal to the home
loving family taste. Gas hot-water heat
and built-in garage Rear screened living
porch with French doors leading into large
living room with fireplace. large dining
room, ultramodern kitchen, den. "a bath;
3 large bedrooms and , tiled baths on the
.2nd floor with dressing alcove in master
bedroom: finished heated 3rd foor. Near
CHENY CHASE REALTY Co EN- 1900
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WOODED LOCATION
IN MASS. AVE HTS

Beautiful, spacious. center hall plan de-
tached Colonial brick, in one of the finest
residential sections of the city, adjacent to
homes. Large sun porch and lavatory on
lst floor, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd
floor, maids room and bath in basement;
not-Water heating system with modern
GAS FURNACE, beautiful new electric re-
trigerator brick garage. Illness of owner
makes this available considerably less than
$40, 900. Owner will exchange for similar
smaller home of same character To
inspect, phone Mr. Terms. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
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oUr-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

I FLOICIDA-IU QUASI.
If you plan on living in Florida some
have , or. 3 acres Of dry fertile ground
in the midst of a growing community,
which is made up of Washington doctors,
lawyers. dentists, businessmen and Govt
employees. phone or write for details and
illustrated booklet to
A. F. MADEIRA.
WESLEY BUCHANAN,
1872 K st. NV. ME. 1143.
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MOUNT PLEASANT,

West OF 10th. on Hobart. finest location
in Mount Pleasant-Brick. l0-room. 2i2-
9aors ncn nouse, 9sdaus' Ioors on nrso ahe n d
studio rooms; showing an income of S3i4
month; otferino BLDG busi. and furni-
ture, only S14.aJ0
EGGLETON, REAL ESTATE,
2Sl3 l4th DU 5O5l. EYES. DU. 074 Z.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

bUSINESS PkOPEkTI FOX KENT.
GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION, apt and
shop: S45. FM. 1905.
SERVICE STATION for lease, fully equip
ped; good location; has greasing equip
ment Call at 6225 Blair rd. NV.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, REAR 211s N
st. n.w.--Entire 2nd floor. 4 rooms and
toilet, about 1000 50. it.: also storage
room 2!x30 IT.: heat furnished; newly
decorated; SO month.
H. G.. SMITHY CO..
81 18th St. NV. National 1908.
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IN MASS, AVE. PARK

NEAR seth AND MASS. AVE.
Beautiful Colonial home. suitable for
entertaining; large living room with fire
place dining room and fireplace. buffers
1 LARGE bedrooms Il with open fireplace.
. baths: Bird floor maids room and bath,
storage space oil h.-w.h detached ga
rage. Price and terms reasonable.
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
Exclusive Agent,
wis Avn -GOu WI 4Qi3
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcons. ,
500, ,5OO-Near the Cathedra'

II you are seeking a splendid home in a
very convenient end most desirable en-
vironment. you will do well to investigate
Detached brick construction, center-hall
plan, rooms on st floor, , bedrooms, in
closed and heated sleeping porch room and
, baths on "nd floor: finished rooms
bataa and storage room above: modern
converiences are to be found o-car brick
farase. attractive lot, lovely rear garden;
shown bv appointment
TODAY CALL MR.. foley. 81. 1885,
ThoS. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
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TAKOMA PARK

Datachec BUNGALOW. on level lot 200 It
deep; rms. and bath on lst fl a bed
rmS.l, basmt. is developed int apts of
= rms. and BATH fun attic This home
is suit. for nursing home and has most
unusual income producing possibilities.
Price Sa,950.
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RARNARY WOODS. S18,750,

TBARNABY WUODO, SIo, ,IoU.
A beautiful center-hall Colonial white
brick with den and lavatory on LIST floor:
3 bedrooms and bath on 2nd floor t2 bed.
rooms will take twin beds); finished heated
| third floor, built-in garage, gas heat
wooded lot with 70-ft. frontage: eXcellent
condition Prompt possession. Call WO.
800 until 900 pm EDW. H. JONES g.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME OR INVESTMENT

$500 cash, balance in easy monthly
payments. Semidet. property in excel.
cond., bedrms., besides owners apt:
INV. coal heat. Present income Sl25 a.
mo. Opportunity to acquire a home that
will pay for itself. Call Mr.. Stup AID.
52S1.
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sEASHoRt PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. J., No.. 6 N. Bruins
wick ave. Beautiful home. 30 living rm..
4 master bedrms. . tiled baths gear de-
tached garage; exclusive Marvin Gardens
section OF Margate; exquisite and COM
plete in every detail: elec. refgr
Beauty Rests, etc; $1,000 season. Open
Sunday June 3 for inspection noon until
pm. or phone Moliaari, Atlantic City
4-S449. 81
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BARGAIN.

o97 acres on paved highway, large brick
residence on high grounds with excellent
view; large streams. Will sacrifice for
quick sale. MURDOCH, Kensington 553
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SPRING VALLEY,

home of charm. located on approXi
malely acre plot, with beautiful shade
tfeeS and flowers and shIubbery of all
Kinds. Center hall with large living room,
dining room, kitchen, buffers pantry, H.
9Tary with u bath, also powder room.
lherc are maid rooms and bath ad
lolning kitchen ) large master BEDROOMS
and baths on md floor. = rooms and
pain on drd floor: full basement with
iauhory room. storage room, ;3-car garage:
gas hot water heat Owner anxious 10
sell al a very low price Call
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LOTS FOR SALE.
FARMS FOR SALE.

10 TO 600 ACRES on River I'd. just beyond
Congressional Club; very reasonable from
owner WI 0S13 or WI 1899.
s5 ACRES, 5 rooms. spring stream; Route
200, near Colonial Beach Va. Price,
81 1925. Owner at 6633 or 1880 Florida
ave. ne, Wed and Thursday
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VA.-S8 $50.

Corner home, bedrooms desirably sit
uateG, near transp.. stores and schools, on
shady lot good substantial frame con-
center-entrance plan, cleo refgr, .-car
det garage: VACANT Call Mr.. Good,
HO 800 Branch POI.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
15O5 St NV MA. 2:545.
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STONE AND BRICK
COLONIAL IN BRIARCTIF'

just . years old, this good looking home
is Just little bit different than the aver
/ age Colonial house. VIII appeal to the
family desiring a home with charm in an
exclusive restricted NV. section. Includes
den, laVatory, screened porch and open sun
terrace, 3 bedrooms baths, paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, maids room
and bath. The best buy in this entire area
today a. $4,000. For details call Mr.
Bort WO 4754
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"GEORGETOWN

lovely town house with a private gar
den. arranged for gracious living, this is
new house OeSs than 4 years old, de-
SlsEe3 by present owner. Lovely old
mante!s, hardware, random width floor,
etc; suitable for entertaining and still al
lows ample privacy for other members of
the family. A real value in every sense
of the word Call ME-. l143 until IN
7 WEST Fly RJTCHANAN peoltor
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BURI,FTTH RAPCAJN

2544 T St n.w.-s rooms and bat
h " h; possession. Open to 5 dail
-, 300: good terms. LARRY o. STEEL
RE U493 EN-. 63l5
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,

GARAGE and storage space. 2-story brics
convenient location. MA. 1408.
$500 so; FIT. in heart of Washington
daylight bldg; wide alley for loading
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~'t17 "I1'l''r1 INTFI-I 90, EW INWW
Mr.. CHEVY CHASE CIIR

For immediate sale Detached rooms
baths. lear garage. near schools and
Conn. ave. Any reasonable offer accept ed
NO agents. Adams s923 between } anC
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HIGHWOOD

A beautiful home for the discriminating
ton; near, public and -parochial schools
Mikkelson,built home, T rooms, large IL
brary with log fireplace. 3 master-size
bedrooms, . baths. finished attic living
roor- 13x25 it., screened porch overlook
ing garden, de luxe kitchen, Quiet May oil
furnace, 2-car built-in garage. Excep-
EN-. 1890 until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.
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S21,O0O.
WOODLAWN VILLAGE.

Spacious in size, this detached home
is in excellent condition. The two bed
rooms on ground floor will both take twin
both open on a side porch. There is
ample, room and plenty of windows on
second floor to easily convert into ad-
ditional living space. The lot is wide.
nicely lawned and shrubbed You are
invited to inspect this good value. KELLEY
& BRANNER, DI. 774O: eve, GIL, 9264
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10 ROOMS. : BATHS. = Laws
Center-hall brick with large living room
and library. dining room, den. powder
room kitchen and buffers pantry on Ist
floor; master bedrooms and baths on
md floor: bedrooms and . baths on 3rd
iShed in knotty pine and divided into 6
bright rooms. with fun length windows;
2-car detached garage, auto heat. Posses
sion Oct. LIST. For further details and In
Spection. phone SYDNEY Karr, WI ao65
FRANK S PHILLIPS DI 1411
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HOUSE, 10 RMS

Brick, Que st, between 18th and l7tb
NV: completely furn. with very best OF
equipment; has lodging house license. with
income quoted 1925 mo-: 3 baths. semi
detached, S1S,50O. terms
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
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NORTHEAST-S7,95O.

ROW BRICK, 3 YRS. OLD.
b-room house, with gas heat; good con.
dltlon, excellent new-house neighborhood
FOR further information, call MI LATONA,
Evening star., 1944-08-06
WLB Panels Rule Against
Wage Boost for 100000
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
More than 100000 employees in
volved in the Big Four meat pack
ing cases are not entitled to q gen.
eral wage increase above the Little
Steel formula, tri-partite panels re-
ported to the War Labor Board
yesterday.
Reports from three panels were
received by the board in cases in
volving chiefly the CIO United
Packing House Workers of America,
representing 10000 employees in 81
Armour plants. le Swift plants. 10
Cudahy plants, and seven Wilson
plants.
The Board said the unions de-
mand for general wage increase of
10 cents an hour must be rejected,
not because 1t is lacking in equity
or reasonableness, but because it is
contrary to the basic principles Of
wage StabiliZation."
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Dorsey-Jon Hall Bout Added
To Impromptu Hollywood Card

their shouts of cheer attracted
police and sheriff's officers. Hall
was able to drive himself to the
hospital. Dorsey escaped with a
bruised nose and skinned knuckles.
The band leader could not be
reached, servant reporting he
didn't wish to be disturbed.
The other half of the bill fea-
tured Barney Oldfield, 66-year -old
former auto racer, and Prince
Mike" Romanoff, restaurateur. Ro-
manoff said Oldfield, a stranger to
him, called him a "phony" and
attacked me without provocation." !"
Oldfield said Romanoff tried to
crowd me of the highway" an al
legged act repugnant to an old race
driver.
a~ There were four or five blows
struck" Oldfield declared. II had
him on the ground and then let
him up. I got black eye out of it."
Oh yes, earlier in the evening
they held the regular fight card at
the American Legion stadium, but
in this case the principals got paid.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Midwest Truck Strike
spreads IS $1,000 |
Remain Idle in j. 5.
~ the Axsociated Press

~ the Associated Press.
"A strike Of truck drivers In MINI
fneapolis spread to Kansas city and
Omaha yesterday and brought I'd
more than $1,000 the number Of
idle workers In the United States
and Canada.
The new stoppages were Offset by
settlements which sent or promised
to send about ll.2O0 employees back
to work.
In Minneapolis Paul, 1900
over -the-road AFL truck drivers
and helpers left their Jobs In an
outbreak of the long standing dis
|pute between drivers and truck
owner members of the Midwest
Operators Association.
The Kansas City strike tied up
nine of the large over-the -road
lines after drivers for one line had
returned to work yesterday. The
drivers refusal to take the vans
out was described by union repre-
sentative as unauthorized. No es-
innate was Immediately available
of the number OF men involved
there. In Omaha two lines already
were closed and IL to Is threatened
to be affected by tomorrow.
Tank construction in the st.
Louis Car Co. plant was halted by
a dispute between the management
and members of the CIO United
Steel Workers over a piecework pay
scale in one department. A union
spokesman said the walkout of l.
200 employees was unauthorized.
Three hundred colored clippers,
who stopped work at the General
Steel Castings Corp, Granite City,
ILL.,, July ~, voted to return to their
jobs tomorrow. The strike affected
4,300 workers.
Roebling Strikers Return.
In compliance with a War Labor
Board directive, $500 strikers at
John A. Roebling's Sons and Co.,
Roebling and Trenton, N. j., re-
turned to work. Eight hundred
distribution workers of Public Serv-
ice Gas g. Electric Co., Newark, and
II neighboring cities. voted to re-
sumo work, and strikes of 300 per-
sons at Acme Steel e. Malleable
Iron Works, Buffalo, and of 100 at
the Reading (Pa) Street Railways
Co. also were ended.
Settlement today Of the Detroit
strike at General Motors Chevrolet
Gear and Axle Division was pre-
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Norris AeeeplsI Posi-
As Political Action
Honorary Chairman
b the Associated Pres..

~ the AsS0ctated Prem.
McCOoK. Nebr., Aug. 5.-For-
mer Senator George w. Norris,
veteran NebrSska legislator, said
here tonight ihe has accepted the
honorary chairmanship OF the Ma
tional Citizens Politica, Action
Committee, although he does not
intend to take m active part In
the campaign.
TN too old and won't be able
TO do much. but they thought 1t
would help the movement II I was
honorary chairman, 50 / got en-
Ithusiastic and accepted" the for
mer independent Senator said, add
ing. I intend to do as much as
I can"
Mr.. Norris explained that he had
been the honorary chairman of
similar groups In the elections Of
1910 and 1895, and said he expects
the work Of the committee will
follow lines similar to that Of the
previous campaigns.
7 think the Political Action
Committee will take an active part
IN the campaign as a non bipartisan
organization to promote the cleo
ton Of the President and Vice
President and members Of Congress
who will back him up he said.
I'VE are opposed to making a
partisan political fight and believe
such methods Ouoht not be used tn
throw overheard a tried and true
leader for an inexperienced youth.
We think the President ought to
be kept in Office at this critical time
to carry out his plans and finish his
leadership.
No other civilized country would
throw out leader at a time like
this, and nothing would help Hitler
more than to defeat the President"
he added.
In New York, Sidney Hillman,
chairman Of the committee, an
nounced other officers of the NCPAC
following the first meeting of its
executive board. They are James
G. Patton. president OF the National
Farmers Union, and Freda Kirch-
wey. publisher of "The Nation" vice
'chatrmen: r. ]. Thomas, president
OF the United Automobile Workers
Union (CIO), treasurer; Clark Fore
man. secretary, and James McGill of
the McGill Manufacturing Co., VAL
paraiso, Ind. comptroller.
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[QlGtG0spy y CkD-OI0poo AUtO Wo2K-
err of1lcial. The dispute, which In
wolves 900 employees, threatened
closing Of hve other plants.
Transportation tieups continued
To plague. Philadelphia, With 5000
out. and Montreal, With 1000 idle,
though alerting Of Canadian work
ers for q possible weekend meeting
pointed to settlement Of the latter
dispute.
10 Other Strikes Go On.
Nineteen additional strikes cover
Ing 1900 persons continued
throughout the Nation. including
three war plant walkouts In Illi-
nois - at Libbey Owens Ford, OF
tawa; Carbondalc Ordnance, and
international Harvester, Canton.
A walkout by 800 employees stop
ping production at the Van Lear
Mine Of the consolidation Coal Co.,
was attributed by company and
union spokestnen yesterday to d
dispute over the accuracy Of the
scales used to weigh coal.
The Frisco Transportation Co,
which agreed to pay the 3.7-cents-
a-mile scale for drivers approved
by the War Labor Board, said yes
terday its drivers were manning
the trucks. The scale now au-
thorized Is four-tenths OF q cent
higher than the one in effect pre-
viously.
Fred Wheelock, representative Of
the Associated Highway Carriers,
said the other operators had mo
intention" of paying the increase.
At Omaha, all shipments, includ-
ing war materials, were being
turned down last night by over
the-road truck lines. M. M. Kru-
pinsky, operators sportsman, said.
500 Idle 1t Omaha.
Mr.. Krupinsky said 500 men were
idle at two trucking firms and that
by tomorrow nine other Nebraska
firms and Nebraska operations of
three out-State firms would be shut
down with 1000 to $500 men of
the job.
At st. Paul, Lon Hoskins, secre-
tary of the Midwest Operators As
sociation, said yesterday truck op-
orators in seven States with approx
imately 5000 semi-trailers will make
no attempt to operate.
THE War Labor Board, other
Government agencies and, we be-
lieve, the unions themselves know
that We cannot meet the increased
cost OF the 7-cent-an-hour wage in
crease" Mr.. Hoskins said.
Sidney Brennan, secretary treas
urer Of General Drivers Local 544,
Minneapolis. and Gordon Conklin,
president of Local 120 in st. Paul,
both AFL. had no comment after
meetings of the strikers.
Evening star., 1944-08-06
Doilus und Forth Worth
Reject Prohibition
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Aug. 5.-The cities of
Dallas and Fort Worth, last strong
holds of the wet forces in North
Texas, today overcame a strong dry
threat in countrywide local option
elections, early unoficial returns
indicated.
In Dallas County. returns from
100 precincts out Of the county's lit
showed a total of 42,Ol3 against
prohibition and 22,128 for prohibi-
ton. officials of the Dallas County
election bureau, unofficial gathering
agency for the returns, said the
wet lead could not be overcome by
votes remaining out.
In Tarrant County (Fort WORTH
legal control was carrying 81 ,s33 to
1852 on the basis of returns from
96 of 116 precincts.
Evening star., 1944-08-06

bonus. AS for me, I am going to
use my muster-out pay to carry me
over short rest period and then go
back to my old job. I want people
to forget that I am a veteran and
treat me like those who remained
at home on defense jobs"
Edgar S. Hayman, 10, Signalman
third class, of Doylestown, Pa, was
working to save money for college
When he enlisted II months ago
He has continued to save for his
schooling since entering the Navy
Many of the men in the service
are worried about the potential un-
employment problem at the enc
of the war. These fellows, and I'm
one, will remain in the service il
we can, at least until we feel sure
the outside world has learned how
to treat us. We don't want to be
treated any different than other
war workers. It's only the civilians
who think we do. We do a lot OF
talking about what we expect, but
all we want is the right to resume
our normal lives. I think all vet
Grams should have the right to vote
even If they're under 81"