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Evening star., 1945-07-16
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and
a snug harbor to retire to-" fisher
mans haven. ideal climate, on Florida
gulf coast; fertile homesite, l TO acres,
fronting or near salt water with COM
munity boat dock privileges. hard road.
electricity, no heating problem; titles guar
anteed. Prices low as S4S5, S45 down, Sl5
monthly, taxes included" Immediate pos
session. Call w. 4454 or write E. ]. Gray,
69l5 Fairfax I'd, Edsemoor, Bethesda,
Evening star., 1945-07-16
Goren on Bridge

OSiSn OH Ssi6SS
The Weekly Quiz.
@. 1-You are South and hold:
.AAJ4 0KQ9754 OAK AKA
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
- Pass IA Dbl.
Pass 20 Rass CD
What do you bid now?
A.---Two hearts, Despite the strength Of
your hand you must not make Jump bid
because your partner may have nothtng
safe. II partner has anything at al he
should give YOU chance when you bid
that way against two bidding opponents
and with passing partner.
@. 2-Your partner opens with
one heart and you hold:
VQJ7 1643 %AJ1os5
What is your responseY
one constructive bid ana not and two, there
oae MADE ns # Hoge You sRouId bid @ two @ clubs and
afford to raise to three.
@. 3-You are South and hold:
A74 V52 1KQ9743 &732
North East South West
Ia "a Pass Pass
81 Pass ca
What do you bid now?
A.-Four diamonds. In view OF partners
vigorous bidding you should show some
signs Of life. particularly IN view OF your
previous pass Partner will not interpret
your bid as showing outside strength since
If that were the case you would nave DID
diamonds fi3bS.
@. 4-You are South and hold:
AJl096 0KJ2 CO.'S &532
The bidding has proceeded:
West North East South
~ Dbl. Pass CD
What do you bid?
A.-One spade This is preferable 10 re
spending in no-trump to show the near
rarely be concealed when partner double
II partner takes further action the hes3
stopper may be shown by bidding no-truH1
on the next round.
@. 5-You are South and hold:
A753 VA1o7654 1Qs A7
North East South
1@ Ia CD
What do you do?
A-Pass 1t is too risky to bid tw.@
hearts, which would force partner TO SPEAK
again. If partners rebid should be thrss
the whole thing If you pass first you may
take the liberty of showing the hearts next
time, II you feel so inclined.
(copyright. 1945, by Charles II. Goren)
Evening star., 1945-07-16
STORES WANTED.

WISH LOCATION in Government or down
town private buildings, hotel or any
business section to establish a 3-chair
barber shop Write to EDWARD NEAL
500 E st. NV, or call ME. 595l 49,
SMALL SHOP. September occupancy; for
better millinery. For immediate answer.
write Box 252-A. Star. ~.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
FARMS WANTED.

CHICKEN FARM WANTED to lease in
unffoZen area. capacity 1000 broilers
wkly.; can also use services of exper.
manager. Write D. A. COOK. 1852
Channing St ne. Washington IS. d. c.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
AUToMoBILEs FOR sALE .tconf. !

LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1888 custom 4-dr se-
dan. radio heater, overdrive; excel. every
way: 5000; in OPA ceiling. IA. 6s14.
PLYMOUTH 1897 2-door; runs gooo no
dealers; within o.P.A. ceiling; $3.50. Union
4uToMoBILE OWNERS, attention. wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer should be in
future. win give top allowance nov for
future delivery on new 1946 Pontiac Call
AD $500 or come TO 1897 Irving ST.
NV, Arcade Pontiac Co Sales, service,
parts, accessories. recapping, seat covers,
battertes--eyerythtn good for your car
at Washingtons largest Pontiac dealer
General Motors parts. ARCADE PONTIAC
< LARGE SELECTION Of rne used cars
all models, priced at OPA ceiling or less
LOVING MOTORS. 1919 NJ st. NV. "
UsED-CAK SALE
viii sell with or without trade. OPA ceiling
prices and some below.
Al Studebaker Commander sedan. T. and
Al chrysier saratosa sed.. r. and b.. vacu
~ Mercury 2-door sedan. r. and H..
40 Packard "e" sedan, r. and h.. o. d..
,3e Buick 4-door. r. and h, 81 ,o6s.
'3S Buick 4-door T. and h.. S906.
Many others to choose from. HYATTs-
CHEVROLET 1897 2-door sedan --s240
Ford 1881 A 2-toor sedan -------- g5
Packard 1896 4-door sedan ---- 295
Ford 1895 2-door sedan --------- 2l0
Chevrolet 1885 2-door sedan 210
Within OPA ceiling. JOHN g. REECE
1114 Hall sc. s,w. 16s
Evening star., 1945-07-16
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.


JESSUPS, MD, lovely s-room house on
16 acres of ground, full basement, all
conyeniences. Call LAUREL REALTY CO..
Laurel 492.
SAUREL, MD, broom bungalow. Q bed
rooms, dining room, living room, kitchen
and bath. located in Laurel. Phone
LAUREL REALTY CO., Laurel 492.
NEAR LAUREL, beautiful 90-acre farm,
large house, bank barn, 4-car garage,
swimming pool, several outbuildings, all
&odern eonveniences Call LAUREL
REALTY CO, 492 GaureD
BERWYN-Nearly new, immaculate 6-rm
home; 3 bedrms., liv. rm.. dining rm. and
de luxe kitchen, full basement, h.-wh
extra large level and shaded lot; owner
transferring, early possession. Price at
$7,S75 with substantial cash HYATTS-
open evenings.
NEAR ACCOKEEK - Attractive frame
bgngaloE, vs. saIsge, l,s, sood well ocS S.aere lot;
Ssll NJ Eames, no; s471. JAMEs e.
&AHoNEY, woodward Bldgs RE. 2411.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

It's fun to be a oLdz-master. NJ
clubs, English classes, family groups
U.S.O. entertainments, etc, Send one
your serviceman. For a free copy. send
stamped. addressed envelope to Fran,
Colby, in care of this paper.
(Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1945-07-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

AMERICAN FAMILY, adults, children,
4-bedroom house within As minutes COM
muting time from downtown Washington;
lease OF year or more: unfurniShed: best
oank and rental references: excellent care
Of property guaranteed. Phone KENT
HUNTER, Ex. 1928, or write Room 607,
Evening star., 1945-07-16
LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter from each word and
rearrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed 1t. II you have
Lettered- Out" correctly It's upholstery
material
Answer TO SATURDAYS LErTER-0UT
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Evening star., 1945-07-16
FUTURE.

THOS. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers, 435
Southern Building.-Trustees' sale of valu-
able two.story row brick dwelling, being
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded. in Liber No. S09l, folio 73 ct SEQ
of the land records of the District of
Coluybis, and at the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction. in front OF the
premises on Thursday the, 10th day of
following described land and premises,
situate in the District of Columbia, and
DESIGNATED as and being Lot 20 in the SUBJ
division made BY Middaugh and Shannon.
Inc. of lots in Block whitney Close as
per plat recorded in the once of the Sur
veyor for the District of Columbia in Liber
"A folio Is; subject to covenants and re-
strictions OF record; taxes as lot 20 in
Square 3035 Terms: Sold subject to
prior deed of trust in the original amount
of 100, further particulars of which will
be annopnced at time of sale. the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash. A deposit of $500 required. Con-
veyancing. recording. etc.. at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days. otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may be advertised and resold
at the discretion of the trustees. DAVID
r. BYRD, WADDELL R. THOMAS. Trustees.
y
Evening star., 1945-07-16

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers,
including tandems Cash for your trailer
Berwyn. Md. Tel Berwyn As for appraisal
Evening star., 1945-07-16
AUCTION SALES.
ZED I. WILLIAMs and zed !,
TOMORROW.

ZED L. WILLIAMS and zed L. williams jr :.
Ructioneers. Auction at Williams Auction
House, 9lS N. Y; ave. Tues. tomorrow 2
pm. Furn, and household effects of the
better kind, clean and useful pieces at
public auction every Tuesday commencing
at 2 pm. Upright piano, mahogany case,
splendid cond.; 2 nice walnut bedrm. suites
late model table-top gas range, Duncan
Phyfe drop-leaf table. sofas and living rm
chairs, tables OF various kinds, white por-
celain 5-pc. breakfast set. beds of various
sizes and kinds, numerous other articles.
Auctioneers' phone. Ma. $500
ADAM A. wESCHLER & son, Auctioneers
Large attractive sale Of used and new
household furniture. ONCE desks, new
rugs, portable electric sewing machine,
radios, clocks. wardrobe and steamer
trunks. books and personal effects. BY
order Paul B. Elcan. Administrator Estate
Harvey D. Donaldson; Carol E. Auker,
Administrative Estate Joseph w. Nc
Clarahan; storage companies and others
by auction at Wescher's. 915 z st. NV.
Tomorrow commencing $3.50 am, new
goods include tier cabinets, chairs tables.
hi-chairs, knee-hole desks. box springs.
mattresses, sofa and studio beds, pillows,
etc; also used twin and double beds.
spiral springs. chaise lounge, chests of
drawers, dressers. metal utility cabinets,
folding cots with pads, fold-away beds,
metal spring chairs. gate-leg tables. ice
refrigerators, new 9xl2 rugs; groups for
dining. breakfast. living and bedrooms. etc.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
OFFICES WANTED.

on co. desires approxi-
mately 5000 so. IT. for executive ofices
downtown financial district. Long term
Or permanent basis ARABIAN AMER.
LCAN OIL CO. Phone DI S043.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
Evening star., 1945-07-16
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WAREHOUSE LEASED, sood tenant; $500
yr.;,. builder win trade for property that
needs remodeiing. sH. t461.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
HOUSE TRAILERS.

TAKE BODY TRUCKS to haul coal in
,ags. Call MA. 1855. ALASKA COAL CO.
Evening star., 1945-07-16
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PEAKE pays the limit for all used cars
@ nee @i When yOa sysnbe can oP 1000
PEAKE MOTOR Co, De Soto, Plymouth
dealer: Wisconsin ave. at Afbemarle.
mouth sedan, will pay highest price; no
dealers. RA; 1892.
Evening star., 1945-07-16

@. 1--You are South and hold:
AAJ4 VKQ9754 OAK AKA
The bidding has proceeded:
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-12
Incorrect Land
 Papers Returned

Several people in Kodiak, who have made application for deeds to the General Land Office at Juneau, will have their applica- tions returned to them because they are incomplete, according to a letter from George A. Parks, Alaska Townsites Trustee
 "Already have received sev- eral applications which are not complete, and which do not con- ply with the instructions, and I will have to return them for cor rection," he said "I would a pore ciate it if you will call attention to the applicants for the necessity for executing the applications carefully and according to in- structions"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-05-12

John Gibbons, former carpen- ter foreman for the Army at Flo t Greedy began work this week in his new position as city superin- tepdent of streets, sewer and wa ter. He replaces Joe Zentner.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

It has been suggested that War
Assets also take over the policy
functions Of Mr.. Symington,s outfit
and handle every aspect, including
the actual merchandising.
This Is where Mr.. Jones may come
In. The extending, ext Commerce
head, national symbol OF the careful
businessman, Is being mentioned to
do the job. Another possibility is
Donald Nelson, ex-Sears, Roebuck
executive and former WPB head,
now with the independent motion
picture producers.
After the last war we had only
one twentieth as much surplus prop
erty, and it sufficed to cause scam
dals which sent lot of Repub-
licans to Jail. In this bigger and
better war the Army and Navy,
starved for years, really piled up
the stuff. One legislator who has
looked into the situation asserts
they bought enough machine tools
to satisfy peacetime demands for
IS years.
President Truman admits to call
ers that surplus property is a mess.
He has to-his committee had some
unkind things to say about 1t
months ago.
Now Mr.. Truman says the law is
to blame. Congress agrees it's a
bad law. On one hand. If we get
Evening star., 1945-11-05
Voluntary Arbitration
Favored by @.7 Pei.
In Labor Disputes Poll

A public opinion poll showed that
69.7 per cent of Americans favor
voluntary arbitration of labor dis
putes, while an overwhelming num-
Der belive the arbitrators should not
be selected by the Government, the
American Arbitration Association
reported today.
The association made public re-
suits Of its poll as the labor man.
agement conference was convened
with its chief purpose the recon-
mendation of new machinery to
handle industrial disputes peaceable
$1,000 Ballots Sent Out.
More than $1,000 ballots were dis
tributed. One went to the head of
each Of the 10000 leading corpora
tions of the country as well as to the
members Of the various committees
OF the National Association of Man
ufacturers. Comparable coverage
was made Of union members. Gov
ernment officers, professional men
and other individual cross ss-seetions.
The question submitted was COM
pulsory VS.. voluntary arbitration. No
single group sampled favored COM
pulsory methods of settling disputes.
Labor voted to l in favor of vol
untary methods. corporations more
than 2 to /, while the ~ to vote
OF the professional group was the
smallest margin for voluntary ar
bitration.
ReverseS Other Poll.
Those who favored compulsory
arbitration voted 3 to / against the
Government providing the arbitra-
tors, while only about per cent of
the voters who preferred voluntary
arbitration belived the Government
should run the show.
The association pointed out that
a recent Gallup poll produced al
most opposite results. 1t showed 10
per cent of the public and II Der
cent OF rank and file union mem
bers favoring forced arbitration. A
sample made by the Bureau of Ma
tional Affairs, however, was in ac-
cord with association findings.
Evening star., 1945-11-05
BY DORIS FLEESON,

The possibility that Jesse Jone:
may be brought back into the ad-
ministration to master mind the
$106, 900 100000 surplus property
mess is being voiced in informed
quarters.
A threatening House investiga-
ton has stirred administration ap-
prehensions regarding the surplu:
muddle. Last week end Speaker
Rayburn called to his Office Sur.
plus Property Administrator Stuart
Symington for a fatherly talk.
| Mr.. Rayburn explained that Q
resolution creating a special COM
mittee to make a root-and- branch
expose of surplus property was ir
the powerful Rules Committee, Of
which the resolutions author. Rep
resentative Slaughter, is a member
! Speaker Rayburn doubtless warned
Evening star., 1945-11-05

tie true value out OF all this prop
erty 1t may wreck our economy:
on the other hand II we don't get
1t we have thrown billions down a
Irathole.
Hence the proposal on Capitol
Hill to bring back Mr.. Jones. They
figure that II Jesse Jones, who
doesn't think a bit more Of dol
lar than you do OF your right arm,
does the job the public Will be sat
isfied.
Evening star., 1945-11-05
Jesse Jones Nay Toke Helm
In Surplus Property Typhoon

Mr.. Symington that the House
would approve 1t with a whoop II
1T got a chance.
Several scattered committees--the
old Truman Committee, the Mead
Committee-have poked a finger
into surplus property and with
drawn it with expressions of dis
gust. The Republicans are only
waiting for "a chance to pounce
on 1t.
Divorced by Wallace.
Cast out Of his department by
Secretary of Commerce Wallace
who refused to touch SO much as
a surplus ak handle, actual surplus
disposal is being funneled into ar
RFC subsidiary called War Assets
This is the first step toward putting
the unwanted brat into a respect
able home, as the RFC enjoy public
and Congressional confidence.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

HOW CAN JOAN DAVIS RESIST handsome Harry Won ZeI
the horse blanket suit? Joanie
soft on somebody ese Is she carrying woonfu
Andy Russell? Or will t0nights breath taking
Radios Laugh Queen into the of the
in The Joan Davis Show, presented by Swan Soap
o'clock WTOP Just before the Theatreo
Evening star., 1945-11-05
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The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Lindbergh
 Endorses Sharing Atomic Secrets

NEW YORK, Nov. 19- (4') - Charles Lindbergh went on record as endorsing 'in principle" the proposals. of Truman, Attlee and King of sharing the secrets of atomic energy production, if an effective United Nations controls are set up.
 In one of the few public state ments made since the war the fa- nous flier expressed the belief that the president and prime min isters have taken the wise and courageous stand. I do not change my belief that World War II could have been avoided"
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Truman Submits National Health Program

WASHINGTON, Nov 19-(P)- President Truman submitted to COngess a five-point national health program including com pulsory insurance system, which the White House said was not so- Cialized medicine, It calls for pre- payment of the costs through pre- miums adjusted to meet the in come of people generally.
 The White House said patients would remain free to choose their own doctors, and the doctors could accept or reject patients. The hos pitals would continue to man age their own services"
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
Bodies Of Yank Soldier And Jap Girl Found

OSAKA, Nov. 19 - (H) - The bodies of an American soldier and a Japanese girl, evidently beaten to death with a club, have been found near a stream here U. s. Sixth Army officials reported yes terday. A Public Relations officer described the deaths as a double murder, although investigation has not been completed. He did not name the soldier.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
LEAVE FOR THE STATES
 TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS

Mr. and Mrs B. c. Baker are leaving this evening for the States to spend the holidays with Mr. Bakers family, who reside in Ar lington, Wash. Mir. Baker recentyl underwent an operation from which it will take him several weeks to recuperate.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
SON BORN TO
 MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT LONG

MT. and Mrs Robert Long are the proud parents of baby son, born last Friday, Nov. l6, at the Maynard Columbus hospital. Both mother and son are reported get ting along nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19
HOLLYWOOD CHIT-CHAT
By BOB THOMAS

Berlin musical, Blue Skies"
 Draper spent months testing and rehearsing dance routines. After a week of shooting with Bing Crosby and Joan Caulfield, the dancer was removed from the picture and replaced by Fred As taire. The movie minds decided Draper's attempt to control his speech impeachment caused strain on his acting ability.
 The casual observer wonders why tests beforehand could not have saved the S100,000 in re- takes. As well as considerable heartbreak on Draper's part.
 Eddie Cantor will have a musi- cal show, Nellie Bly," on Broad way this fall. It will star Victor Moore, William Gaxton, and Mar ! ilyn Maxwell, and Cantor will i only produce. He doubts if he'll ever return to the stage. . Para mount and 2Oth Century-Fox had | battle over the right to use the song, Sentimental Journey" as the title of picture. Should we ! tell them the title was Laurence Sterne's for a novel of that name ! in 1768? Whenever she gets tired of Baby Snooks, Fanny Brice has another character up her sleeve. She won't tell what it is.
 It. Marvin Lee writes after a showing of Kiss and Tell'' at Camp Chaffee. Ark: "I've never seen a CT audience show more en- thus asm for show in my life, not even overseas" The Shir- ley Temple vehicle suffered the censor's scissors in Chicago.
 Arkansas is irate about "Over 21," in which a mythical Crocker Field in that state is described as being 20 miles from nowhere" and "in a swamp" Some factions want the picture banned. |. Anne Baxter is the champ traffic ticket winner of Hollywood. She claims she is always in a hurry. .. Despite her reputation for be- ing difficult" everything is lovey-dovey with Joan Fontaine in "All Brides Are Beautiful" i Ralph Edwards, the Truth or { Conseuuencas" cut-up, is the lat est radio personality to settle in Hollywood .. Van Johnson near ly lost his shoes when an usher carried them out to be shined dur ing radio rehearsal. A crowd of bobby-soxers at the stage door al most wrested them away. Exhibitors are keeping their fin gers crossed, wondering how long the box office boom can last. .. Recent returnees to the actors life: Ronald Reagan, William Hol- den and Robert Sterling. The lead ing man business may soon be overcrowded. Latest title of the Gable-Garson starrer is just plain Adventure" Formerly it has been "Big Shore Leave" and "This Strange Adventure Heaven '-nows what it will be next week.
 'e~ry-I tn Jane will make
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-19

ting along nicely.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-25
DUPONT AREAS
 "L005E NUT" x
 STILL UNBOUND

Still much a mystery are the whereabouts and identity of the al- legedly insane Tony who last week was reported terrorizing the Thane- Dupont section along Gastineau Channel. Deputy U. s. Marshals today disclosed that no additional indications have been found since Friday pointing to his present hiding place.
 It has been learned, however, from interlocking pieces of information, that Tony" formerly resided on the Channel for a short time about 12 years ago, from which he may have gained knowledge of the country side. At that time, he is reported to have lived in a cabin near the garbage dump site, on the Thane road.
 Search for the sought man is being continued today in the area along the beach and trail toward Point Bishop. There have been no recent reports of his presence in the Thane-D Dupont residential district which has led to a prevailing belief that, if still alive, Tony" has left that section.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-25

crease during the final week of or ganized fighting was 21,394 killed, 6,222 surrendered.
 Nipponese losses in the Philip pines reached a total of 413,084 with 9,238 killed and 1,483 giving up last week U. s. casualties for the week were 223 killed, 589 wounded.
 Paratroopers landed with pack howitzers and for the first time in the Southwest Pacific were accom- panied by supply carrying gliders. Joining guerrillas who previously occupied Aparri, original Japanese invasion point in the Philippines, they swept Il miles south to cap- ture Lallo.
 This is 53 miles north of Tugue- garao, strategic valley town held by Americanled guerrillas who have been under heavy Japanese artillery, tank and mortar attack. The 37th (Buckey) Division rush. ing north to relieve the guerrillas, covered 22 miles in two days, reach ing point eight miles south of 
 Australians met virtually no op- position as they pushed through flaming Seria oil field, potentially the biggest oil producing field in the British Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-25
PAN AMERICAN HAS
 E JUNEAU BOUND

Pan American World Airways Clippers flew 67 passengers over the weekend of which 25 were incoming and 42 were outgoing.
 Incoming passengers Saturday were:
 Seattle to Juneau: Mrs. Florence Bishop, Robert M. Bishop, Miss Meta Kanameyer, Peter Andrea, Raymond Macera, Henrik.Valle. Ed win Lawson, Bert Mcdowell, Edwin Ellingsan and Fred Moran.
 Whitehorse to Juneau: Thomas White, Oliver Mansfield, Sam Swartz, Margaret Jones, Sgt. Janet Rasmussen and Cpl. Shirley Kase.
 Fairbanks to Juneau: Mrs. Helen Skoog, Donald Sayre, Albert Vaughn, Doris Miller and Wilson Miller.
 Outgoing people were:
 Juneau to Seattle: Beatrice Hav- ems and Frederick Cuthbert.
 Juneau to Whitehorse: Charles Carbody, Rugh Keith, Jean Tobin, Hanna McKeown, the Rev. Edward Gallant and Thomas Smyth.
 Sunday outgoing passengers were :.
 Juneau to Seattle: Horace Davi, Dixie Bodine, Thomas Dodge, Lillie James, James O'Brien, Earl Field, John Vickers, Marshall Hoppin, Harry Watson, Gene Coons, John Arzich, John Sauer, James Kynes and Barbara Stetson.
 Juneau to WhitehorSe: Helen