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HOUSES FOR SALE.

QUIT PAYING RENT when you can pur-
shsse @ this live ~ E and IN for sSs
MH1TErosp VII 1aSoiSo: eSes, eve sa 81 4sis or wo
HAVE TO MovEe We have numerous
sirable locations available for prompt pos
iIR ssSSi9RR G5hers 81 sss1 s9mins in daily
4-BEDRooM modern brick. auto. gas heat
Nd passa ssson brfa aase Stores
sTanagi s1a s5o On 4sss aaist residential street,
Schools, Schools stores. bus: sfs.e5o; li living room.
Complete Complete Kitchen. breakfast nook. bed.
roS sarass ssfhf es Ressor maa
70 BUY OR sELL-Rooming house prop.
ssss tssassss a2a snigERsais nI:s
NO. WOODBRIDGE, open daily, 4 to 8 pm,
2 b.r. and b. on each floor, studio liv. rm.,
stone fireplace. oil h.-w.h., det, stone gar,
fenced lot; easy terms. Out Michigan ave.
son son ave. turn right, ard house on left.
McGUNEi exclusive agent, en-, At AT ,ovsI1 iyG
CHASE. B. e. et' Of ( rooms q bedroomsl
21a baths. 2 fireplaces. recreation room,
2 porches. screened and open DECK, =
car detached brick garage, Bryant gas
furnace. large lot; only, $1s,95o: provid-
ing they can secure a 2-bedroom apt. u
McDEvTTT Realtor, RA:, 1922.
$7,D5O-3 bedroom. modern batn. glass
inclosed porch. living room. dining room.
kitchen. pantry, electric stove. z porch poTche;s;; !;
you don't mind being near railroad; WALK
ing distance schools. stores and bus. In
North Woodside McDEVITT. Realtor,
RA 4422 or 81. Sill.
GEORGETOWN TO remodel. 8 rooms,
bath, h-wh.; brick: large garden; nice
neighborhood; $3.50. terms. Temple 81 81 ~
SILVER SPRING-e-rm. frame BUNGALOW
fireplace. full basement. front porch, coal
b. w.h.. built.in garage: close TO every
balance easy terms. sDBURBAN REALTY
fo foR s4ai saE 81 sa oswNE5s sys IL 1851
st. my. Redecorated and modern through.
windows, Venetian blinds and awnings
This house has beep occupied oWnse, os,
for eppUintment to inspect.
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ROOMS FURnlsHEp-.~orthwes,

ROOMS EURNIsHEp-fxorthwess.
1884 COLUMBIA RD N.w:-Men. So. 80
wk Single rooms; 70 min. d town. on car
ers baths eh.S. eood BEDS. so AD. sHSS 4sso.
IS22 N ST.--Refined home, best down.
men. $50 monthly; weekly. each $40.
NICELY furnished room, private gentle
neas s2o of Ss2a bsss alter H aye ssntssnan
HOME for businessman. Chevy Chase. near
Connecticut ave. bus, 90 minutes from
SesK sss 4, Mts1a s0nvsaiengss sl4
DOWNTOWN. DO ll15 9Th st. NV. Apt. 20
S. IS SEE. SEE SsXIsa ean atter H. 1885, asls
6S21 PINEY BRANCH RD N.W.-Comiort-
able, furnished room for single person;
$25; or double. $45 . month. 24s
1880 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Attractive furn.
f0a 81 iSsWasD RA Master ssa
bedroom twin beds private bath: right
u sao I PEABoogpY BOD Ne.ws.-Twin beds. couple or
gentlemen sa s nlock express bus; breskdast
SIG 81 MfI2THRY iii aIeP RD. NV. near S Conn.
and Nebraska aves.-Large front rm.. for
single in 2-bath house; 50 week. OR.
a5as GARFIELD ST. N.w.-For young
single Navy officer; nice quiet rm, private
bath; private home; good transp.. rather
slpse sis GALLaTiN sa ST. ST N.W-Large rm., pvt.
kitchen If desired. in pvt; Jewish home;
$40 Tor sleeping and $50 with kitchen.
ia; 1862 oH2RvA H2RvARD ST. N.w.--Double room,
light, two closets; gentlemen, $40 each;
si1Is; x1In sis Dsss@sns sasS room next 0asna !v'
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FARM 8 GARDEN
LANDSCAPE SERVICE WORK dor

SERVICE WORK done under
supervision of capable architect. designs
furnished and work installed for walks.
walls, pools. lawns and plantings Orders
will be completed as received regardless of
size. Only best materials used. high
you're looking for Cheap. Job" II you
want good Job" call Rockville, 657..W.
will furnish plans and specifications for
single. multiple-type DWELLINGS. apar 'ment
estates. DESIGNS viii meet FHA require
ments and comport to your budget. Prompt
CHICARELL & ASSOCIATES, 1904 Paul
dr.. Rockville. Md: phone Rockville 657-W.
very little, S40o; Twin Coach milk truck,
$500. Phone STANLEY THOMPSON,
Vienna l21-W, or write same.
LANDsCAPER, white. experienced; trim
au usnes o ontby ont bass Now
the time for trimming and seeding. Long
suburbs Box 4os-D, Star. a5s
HAND CRANK sheep shearing machine
3417 Lowell st. NV, EN-. $780,
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BOATS.

WANTED outboard motor, will pay cash for
Johnson or Evinrude motor; must be in
good condition. Mr.. GOODE. Georgia 1881
OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted at once; will
call and bring spot cash. Call ROPER"
Dupont 9765. 24s
CHRYSLER marine motors In stock for
essential uses. S. KING FULTON, INC,
Elk. 3406.
MARINE SUPPLIES, new stock, sailboat
fittings, copper paint, electric bilge pumps,
gear pumps, kerosene and alcohol stoves;
no priority. S. KING FULTON, INC, EX.
34F1E
oUTBoARD MOTORS. new Eyinrudes in
stock for essential uses. S. KING Full
TON, INC, EX. 34O6.
BOAT WANTED. cabin cruiser, fishing tyne,
vicinity Solomons or Herring Bay, good
rental for 1945 season; experienced boat
man; best references. Phone District 1877.
MR. FARMER.
CABIN CRUISER; 500 Maine ave. s.w.;
No. 1876 on boat; make offer: sell as is.
MR.. GLENN. RA. 1888.
20-FT. SAILBOAT, complete, sails used
once; 14-ft.. Century, mahogany, double
cockpit speedboat. powered by 16-hp. Nep-
tune outboard: also SHIP. Neptune out
board. For further particulars phone
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL, months old, male,
red-buff: had rabies, distemper shots;
registered pedigree. descendant My Own
COCKER PUPPIES, 8 weeks, females. Q
brown, black; Axe registered. II Cole
brook dr., Silver Hill, Md; Spruce 0225-W
FOX TERRIERS, 5 weeks old, small breed
Apply 119 c st. sc.
CHOW DOG, red. male. aged 3 years
Call 81. SS3S.
SCoTTIES, females, approximately l yr
registared Axe; $50 each. Ii. 3623.
BOXER PUPPY, female, mos old; nc
papers; $50 Call FR 6Og3
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
NEW HaMPsHTRE HoTsE-1 few va

cies in this popular guesthouse specializing
in good food. 1712 New Hampshire ave.
NV,
ish young people: excellent food; comfort
able rooms. DISSIN'S. 2o13 Mass. ave. NV.
FLA 18th ST. N.W.-Triple rooms, twin
beds, men only: three meals exc. Sun. eve.;
S32 each per mo NO. 925S, 81"
ROCKVILLE, MD. 1913 Rockcrest dr.
Furnished room with board: girl; in subur-
ban home. convenient to Naval Hospitals;
avail. March 20; $50 mo. Rockville
4S3-W
IT14 MASS. AVE. N.W-Young lady to
share with 8 others. large, newly decor.
front room. pvt bath. S44 month. .
REFINED AND PLEASANT HOME for jew
ish young people excellent food: comfort
able rooms. DISSIN'S, 2013 Mass. ave. NV.
HILLCREST-A few vacancies, double and
single rooms. Convenient neighborhood.
excellent meals, homelike atmosphere.
2800 18th st, NV.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AIR CONDITIOHERS. fans and washing
all types. top prices paid Call
A S JOHNSON CO. RE 6S7
BABY BED. good condition. without mat
tress. Call NO. 533s
BEDRM. FURNITURE, bricra-brac, china.
antiques, rugs, radios, stoves electric
refriserators, fans. sewing machines,
watches, diamonds, musical instruments.
tyrewriters, silverware, wanted to buy at
onGe; osnrr Ap hN,ER f9l5 Hr "a 7aa2 .,d,na ,oo
pay your own price KOPERWAS UNI.
FORM SHOP. 1916 9TH st. NV. DE 1884
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both amateur
and professional; best prices paid. FORD
PHOTO SUPPLY, 500 7th st. NV.
Cashi Trade! Brenner. 943 Penna ave.
rw RE 2434 Open am to 7:3O p.m
CARS, wrecked or not running; cash. P. O.
Box 1117, Alex. Va. IL
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

SALE-Saddle horse spirited, black, for
trade for lady's horse. Cummings lane,
Chevy Chase. Telephone AT. 5Ss7 after
Z pm before 10 am, Sunday.
pure-bred Percheron mares ponies. 3 cheap
mules, 2 cheap horses. Saddles, brides.
pony carts, carriages. pr spotted
horses, work and ride, 2 mule colts. Rear,
1856 18th st. s.e.
FOR SALE, / bay riding horse. is mos
old; billy goat, will work; l load of ma
nure; can be seen Sunday or Monday. TR.
0q45. 5210 Sheriff rd. ne.
SMALL WESTERN HORSE. gray, sound
spirited, strong. Requires much work and
present owner unable to give time. EN-
ONE ONE GUERNSEY. Jersey and / Hol
stein bull. l bred HolStein heifer: all
less than 2 years old. Call Ma. OSLO or
SH 6254
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CLOTHING, mems. women's. children's, OF
81 81 nW ksndf ME- n so5s sps condition. 1903 LIST
mems entire Ws s,,o sS,
for f cash 81 and an courtesy Cali Ma. 1855. 8.
adsne Hsr Rs'a h to. !. e..
pI eSsg oDsn ewes win can
ns nssd eHsps as s4o7 os.n sves aS w in me. Il
DiAMoNDs0Before you sell diamonds or
sf@snd lssss!ggS1 GsE Gst h1shess
hhEdfafS Mk dSf6aHSsRfAF RRAFEiofRsSHon III ss2sH fans wash
tools, furniture Of ali kinds. stocks Of nler.
GPail q APs 5af5 ,or "A; Is2s: ,. .oos u..s
Republe s9s ss9Sas' also pia90 can
FT!RNITtRE and inner-spring mattresses,
T Proms pay hsss 'asa MI DFsss 9ss 0r good
in elesn nrcss dondon
FURNITTtbJRsENRu@es. @ bedroom ma sna ~ dining
room: elec refre.. elec. washing and sew
ing mach Hhx ado goods
any time, TR. 4o75. rs
FURNITURE and general household effects
q q entire home; wanted st onss; ~ xisS I;
SGRS1T5RE MK SSA va ss sae glassware.
Dsd cs sAs sass sa
y9ut oa soa silver
MAcHiNERY, all types, electric motors.
t9olS new Or used shsphers 4Sa1 }.t1. "a. a.
FLAHERTY BROS. INC. 1882 Mt. oiivet
sp:5 sns sss .sss FEE sSs 5sEts
PIANo-win pay cash for spinet. small
iep apartment upright or srand Phone oa.
PIANosSws will buy upFight pianos p yD
0r R ang conddn Phone ase 81 esHa aoas
PfalsS PfaS6s Tvs st, st nW cash for spine, or
:%s sFans elsso so' fsens SSs 81 81 ssss Ss' .,
cGndon sndd oan0 ca Me- 1888 stsf Fl
s1pss sTanq p,snO ea1 ~ win pay high price for
PIANo-We are looking for spinet, apart
tbe babes bpTFh CASH Or pTea dn s4e VIII
Or phone pUGo woRcH, lilo 6 st. NV
RADIOS WANTED, table models and record
players that do not play ones that need
repairs; top prices; GE. s54s; 25'
ture Please call today Mr. Grady MA. 2620
SAFES, highest cash prices. prompt atten-
ton. THE SAFEMASTERS CO.. 1904 Pa.
sHs sEwING e MAcHINas "a HINES wanted. electric or
sfWIsc sfsaas mGasf Tssof eSs aay ali types
repair hemstitching, buttons covered
SUN LAMP, Hannoyia mercury quartz or
ssaa siHiIar type 10. Call Sunday 1913 colgm5a
TABLE. Duncan Phyfe. and chairs: also
end tables and 2 or at. pressure cooker
tricycle. for 5-year-old girl, also wagon.
TYPEWRITER. portable: pay fancy price
II late model, excellent cond. Phone MI.
WASHING MACHINE. apartment size:
'Whirl Dry preferred. Phone Gil. lo122.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS ana old colo oia-
mond watches and discarded jewelry Err
St ALWAYs f HIGHEST HE'S p PRICE ICE PaTD for N dis-
monds silverware, cameras. clothing and
hrearms: also choice Of diamonds on
hand Max zwEIG ME 9lI3
WANTED TO BUY-Spinet, small upright
or grand piano; will pay cash. Call chest
An INTERESTED in buying old teveIrx;
SHERMAN. ME- 6079
will pay good price for this record. Ii
S793 or FIR. 5146
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ApARrMENrs UNFURNlsnEp.

7O3 ALLISON ST, NV rooms and
bath; settled employed couple only. no
children: near transportation; S57. so.
NEW YORK APT. for rent; large rooms.
Ssg Wash gax esss 5g stan apt or
1915 5th ST. NE rms. kitchen and
ba tn, unfurn,, sleeping porch, gas, cleo;
ON BALTIC. WASH. BLVD.-5-room apt,
all modern improved, all utilities fur
nished; near Beltsville. Phone UN. 5792,
$50 month
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APIS. FURNISHED tcent.,.

282S 2sfh ST. NV, Apt. 23-Qirl to share
apt with another girl; $3s; references ex-
ais6 Ara ST. NV bedrms... living rm..
kit, screened porch; adults only: 500.
1913 NEWTON ST. ADVERTISEMENT, 2
ys yery aef senen snoWsr sk astea
WANTED--Young girl to come and share
apartment with mother and two small
naasr n.e.. ADJ. i. a FR. 70 ot55. b. S 0sAD'' -
WILL EXCHANGE N. Y. apt. Groom
furnished, S75, MODERN for same ar
RE. 7400, Ext. 7011, ewes, DI. 1865. 26s
LARGE BEDROOM and kitchen and semi
private bath. utilities furnished; .conv.
transportation to all Government build
ings. S12 wk. for two people. 800
Mass. ave. NV. DI, 2435.
1923 OAK ST. N.W.-Two rooms. kitchen,
bath, new furniture, with service for
Rentleman. $40 mo.
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N0HL, WVOU. FUEI VfI
CALL THE WoODMAN for new, clean
cordwood, eft fireplace lengths, -100fa
he rdwood NV. delivery only. 81. 271a. 2S'
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD for immediate
delivery. Call WO 275s after pm.
WOOD for fireplace and stove. S14 per
cord; charge extra for delivering. PAUL
s: SWAIN. 500 Livingston rd. Sc. teie-
PIREPLAcE PnRHf lEsESt tcoRRDwooD. delivered Wash
ington, Virginia, Maryland. S1a50 per
cord Phone TIE. 1900 or UN. 1446.
WOOD-Seasoned oak, $50 a cord: slab
wood, Sl5 a cord: delivered in Falls Church
and Arlington Falls Church 1850.
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HOUSES UNEURNlSHED.

HOUSE FOR RENT-Near Census Bldg.
Suitland: available March /. Call ewes. or
Sun, Spruce 0337-R.
EXCHANGE 3-bedroom home, rent 500,
for desirable 2-bedroom apt, Parkfairfax
or NV Washington. Falls Church 2St 5-R.
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BACHELOR's QUARTERS, furn studio;
liv. rm., bedrm., shower, pvt. ent,, garage;
$40. $500 Hillmead rd. Bethesda. WI. 6313.
SILVER SPRING, will share home with un-
mother and child or couple: wife
unemployed: $50. 9700 Brunett ave. Phone
81. 1892
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

EXCHANGE ONLY, 2-bedroom house, Ar
lington, for similar house Atlanta; rental
SHARE FARMHOUSE, 3 or rooms, furn..
S35. or unturn., S25: cleo; garden. High-
from IRON Ind Indian Head a '.n E. W. p MANNiNe. Ac-
cokeek, Md. Brandywine 1856. %.
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ROOMS FuRNiSHED-S.E. and S.W.
1898 ST. S.E.-Comfortable room, near
Lincoln Park; $40 month.
ROOMS FURNisHsD-MD. and VA.
as27 S. .INGE ST, Arl. .va-Gentleman.
master bedrm,, twin beds. private bath.
$50 double. Call ia. 2049 after $3.50 pm.
weekdays, all day Sunday,
32I0 23rd ST. N. (Arl. Newly furn. front
room, double. Q girls or young couple; $40
mo; or S45 with kit; PRIVILEGES, GL. so35,
room. beautifully furnished. in refined
home. share bath and shower with one;
unlim. phone: $40. Glebe 30l0.
33I7 23d ST. N, Arlington-Comfort-
ably furnished single room; S25 per month.
CHI. 0546
4i60 38th ST., North Arlington. Va
Attr Groom accommodations for 2
WAVES; no other roomers: eonv. transp to
Navy Dept: $50. CHI 6S9s
1908 PERRY ST, Mt. Rainier-Double
room, nicely furnished employed couple
preferred; l block to streetcar, stores; IS
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

coiored BABY, sood boardins I9a Fate cHfLa IIlo
DRENS PROTECTIVE ASSN, DU. 1878.
ELDERLY GENTLEWOMAN desires room
and board in pleasant home, vic. Dupont
Circle. Can furnish own room. NO. 1928.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-Northeost.

43s 10th ST. NE. tnear Armory). single
room, So Franklin o645
40I3 Goth ST. N.E.-Twins or double bed
for girls. kitchen priv. for breakfast;
$50 each monthly; 2 blocks from . bus
lines 25s
$50 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Twin-bed room,
newly furnished; unlim. phone convenient
to buses; $50 month.
333 ST. N.E.-Nice, light, airy, double
bedroom; next bath, shower So each.
double bed, in private home: next to bath
and shower; unlimited phone, home and
laundry PRIVILEGES; double, S35; single S25.
AT 9512.
3I3 TENN. AVE. NE rooms in private
family; conv. trsnsp.: SIS and So per week,
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

MOVING-Eficient service to or from
Texas, Louisiana. Illinois or other South
ern, Western or Midwestern States. Low
rates. TRANS-AMERICAN. Ii. 1O40.
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POULTRY q EGGS,
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
JAMES FEED STORE. INC. 619 St n W
ME- OOSq
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OtF ufPEh I5tn SI; So,9oo-IsA conveni-
8 porehes and brick garase: owner win re.
decorate s1mplstely 1fc snd sell on excellent
NSo5RRTHwEsT. SPECIAL BARGAIN A
aa1ckly sE for $4,000; 81 s 800 down takes t
FoRT o 1'ie iDeAv1s SECTION. s.E. Detached
sssa sss sEs ola rss sna ess s
blinds, storm windows. and doors; Anchor
fence around large lot; nice shrubbsry
sS sfi eaia A. as esesas
6ETacaEp 66ean BRICK HOME. in excellent
living room dining room. kitchen. gas
dHae; d.ion s'sfii sysfiiaSie st once. wi. 5sss INEz
NE sUoms se@astasssd SAsf y
rooms, bath, 3 ,porches and garage; full
sasha MHE gsa 5aEss ucK eYsl BE- lGt assf
NEARBY MARYLAND, $4,000 = Modern
shingle bungalow Of 3 rooms and bath with
oil hes tand Rey HS fxss
en1ck, sni 5srmS 81 as5i si eatsay o. 81. M 45se. M
NEAR 18th and Shepherd SITS. n;w.-6-
deep lot; convenient. Shown BY appoint
ment only. MA. 1913; evenings ana Sun
SRw NV; III HxMPsarRE sfsIi AVE. and shepherd
Bryant gas heat; early possession; lo rms
Including basement apartment, baths, 2
kitchens, refrigerators; excellent condi-
tion; SI0,95O: substantial cash required.
Call Mr.. Hoover. RA; 1881. sHANNoN lA ! q
IMMEDIATE POsSESSiON-Beth s.
rm, brick bungalow, S11,500, full attic and
full basement, corner lot. fireplace and
completely insulated priced right and
should sell at once $1,000 cash required
at once. For further details call NORTH
WEST REALTY, 1895 Wis. ave. OIL. 6s67.
SPECIAL BARGAIN. 10 days only-Spick-
and-span 3-family brick. lust north of
Central High School 3 large apts.. 3 baths
furn.. gas h.-w:h.: only $l1 300: income.
81, 100 yearly RE. 04S9. d. 1915.
HILLCREsT AREK- New brick and stone.
detached house, now being. completed;
rms, 2 baths, 3. .fireplaces, 2.car detached
sure to see this. Cali for appointment to
inspect. ADELBERT W. LEE, 3211 Pa.
ecsoSMfiLIETELY TTRNIsHED--lo-unis con-
verted bldg2 al rented and In nrsMt;calaass St AZ
condition. 1t q give-AWay price Of 1000.
Eor further details cali HA 0010
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. ond s.W.
1888 ST. S.E.-comfortable room, near
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4 New Workers, Texan
Win Team Crown in
Bridge Tournament
ky the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Aug. 8.-Howard
Schenken. Edward Hymes, Samuel
Fry, jr., and T. A. Lightner. New
Workers, and Oswald Jacoby OF
Dallas. Tex, won the master team
of-four contract bridge world
championship early today at the
final session of the American Con-
tract Bridge Leagues 18th annua.
summer tournament. One of the
five would act as nonplaying alter
nate each day.
They captured the title by down.
ing the only other surviving team
in the six-round event by 390-poini
margin New Workers Waldemal
Won Zedtwitz, Lee Hazen, Harry J
Fishbein and Corpl Alvin Roth were
the losers. The event had opened
with 80 teams entered.
Other events and winners in the
tournament, which began July 90
Master pairs-M. A. Lightman
Memphis. Tenn, and Sergt Robert
Appleyard. New York.
Mems pairs-Lee Hazen and Syl.
vester Gintell, New York.
Women's pairs-Mrs Olive Peter.
son and Mrs. Benjamin M. Colder
Philadelphia.
Amateur team of four-Ernes,
Theimer and Lee Sager, East Or.
ange, N. j.; L. A. Doyle. Montclair
N. j., and D. F. Goertner, South
Orange, N. j.
Mixed team of four-Mr. Vor
zedtwitz, Ruth Sherman, New York
Pfc. John Crawford, Philadelphia
and Mrs. wilkinson Wagar, At.
| lanta. Ga.
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UNRRA
Continued From First Page.)

Lehman said. ave must act and
we must act now. 1t Is inconceiv-
able that the United Nations could
abandon the peoples Of the liberated
areas of Europe at the moment of
their greatest peril. They must be
brought safely through the following
harvest. Give them another year
and we can look forward with some
confidence to minimum of health
and stability"
Mr.. Lehman said in his prepared
address that his estimates on
UNRRA's needs for 1916 constituted
no more than a tentative forecast.
Approval of RuSsias recent re-
quest for 100000 900 worth of
UNRRA supplies would boost the
total regarded by Mr.. Lehman as
necessary for 1916 to close to $2,-
10000. 900. The Soviet application
probably will be acted on before the
conference closes.
Far Short of Needs.
THE plain fact is" Mr.. Lehman
said, that resources provided for
UNRRA at the Atlantic City meet
ing are far from enough to bring
about even a minimum of relief and
rehabilitation for countries requir-
ing UNRRA assistance"
UNRRA agreed at Atlantic City
on a financial system whereby So
called contributing countries would
be assessed on a basis on / per
cent of their national income for a
l2-month period ending June 80,
l943.
A number of countries, then under
German or Japanese occupation,
were virtually bankrupt. without
ascertainable national income.
Mr.. Lehman said UNRRA has
neither authority nor inclination to
infringe in the slightest degree upon
the sovereignty of any country" I"
But he cautioned governments re-
ceiving UNRRA aid that it Is "they
who must collect and distribute their
own resources, stamp out black mar
Evening star., 1945-08-08

appeared more peSsimistic over this
as the war progressed, saying they
had been unable to get any explosive
reaction. But orderly heat released
reaction is very important to post
war industry and perhaps to air
rocket transport.
1t is complete nonsense that any
V-bombs were propelled by uranium
isotope. I can also state positively
there was not an ounce of uranium
or other possible explosive element
at Rhukan where heavy water, it.
self in no way explosive, was the
sole consideration. The work here
was carried on with little secrecy
the Germans discussing problems
frankly with Morse engineers.
Production Stopped in 1943.
The production OF heavy water
was stopped here in l943. Believing
the factor was used for atom bomb
production, nine Morse patriots from
London parachuted into the valley
late that autumn. Guided by local
agents, they dynamited all the ma
chinery used in heavy water pro-
duction at one factory.
Later an Raj raid of ITO planes
smashed the other factory and also
caught the Germans on a ferry
across the lake carrying out two
tons of heavy water, remainder OF
the supply not yet shipped.
Rhukan is a town of 1000. All the
time the Germans were working
here they did not know that al
least. 1000 secret members of the
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Theft Of AZ Cases Of Arms
Loid to Navy Officer at TriuI

volving 180 stolen weapons are
lodged against Meader.
The weapons include Army and
Navy ammunition, captured enemy
equipment and British and French
ammunition, which the prosecution
contends was stolen by Meader
while he was stationed at Mers-El
Kebir, Algeria, as executive officer
of the naval station there.
Chief Petty Ofiicer John E. York,
an ordnance expert for the Sd Naval
District. testified yesterday that the
ammunition endangered lives and
property when shipped to the
United States. Comdr. Albert David
Kaplan, a destroyer officer, testi-
fed that he brought box to this
country for Meader after Meader
told him 1t contained antique
weapons"
Meader. who served overseas 1s
months, attended the Naval Acad-
emy at Annapolis and was grad
uated magma cum laude from
Princeton University IN 1885. He
was in business in New York be-
fore volunteering to 60 overseas in
| August, 1912.
Evening star., 1945-08-08
Falls Church Flyer in First
9Th AAF Crew on 0kinawa

Sergt. Charles R. Livingston, 81
of Falls Church. Va, arrived today
on Okinawa. a gunner with the first
B-29 crew of Gen. James Doolittle S
9th Air Force to land on the former
Japanese island.
An Associated Press dispatch
from Okinawa airstrip quoted Gen.
Doolittle, who welcomed the ar
rival of the Super Fortress with
four other generals, as saying that
''it is great to have these boys with
us to take their share in the knock
out of Japan"
Sergt. Livingston said, Give us
a load of bombs an we'll make a
Cooks tour of Japan and all go
home" according to the dispatch.
A graduate of Washington-Lee
High School, Arlington, Sergt. Liv-
ingston worked for the Chesapeake
& Potomac Telephone Co. before
entering service in December, 1912
His parents, Mr.. end Mrs. Richard
d. Livingston, live at 102 East Rose
mary lane.