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Evening star., 1945-04-20

SILVER SPRING, Woodside; best restricted
neighborhood, e1lax175 It. wORTHING-
TON REALTY, exclusive AGENT Several
other good buys. S427 Ga. ave. 81. 6541.
SH. 61R2, until 10 pm.
18th ST. AND LOCUST RID. NV. q block
north Of kalmia I'd. 200 beautiful lots,
Of and Oh 10th st. Several corners, soft.
Guantity discount to builders. Represent
day. SHAPIRO. INC, owners, ll06 VT
ave. NV. ME. INV
BRADM0OR. Bethesda. Md,-Choice sites,
available now for your future home; II
homes already completed and occupied
city,, city water: gas and electricity already
ct your door step; lots 60xl35. priced at
S1250. very convenient terms. For in
formation call Mr. KAMONS, EN- 1890
daily or HO 05O0 evenings or drive ont
Sunday: to reach: Out Wisconsin ave. to
Bradley blvd. west and 2/10 miles to
On ON MINNESOTA fti AVE Sc. near For.
Dupont Park; excellent location: small apt.
& MILLER. FIR. 200.
5-ACRE WOODED LOT In beautiful Brad
ley Hills Grove, 1 block off Bradley blvd;
81 1000 per acre. HENRY J. RCBB, INC.
1924 Vermont ave-, DI. s141.
ACRES, "a blocks from Old Georgetown
pfa, sd an6 nSoa bus VII Gy,ss
eHEvY CHASE. REALTY s46s Conn. E. ave.
en- shvER isoG srRNos 4as RTTyle section Wooded
Cash or or terms. rs OWNER, RA. ss7s,
OWN and offer for sale or trade 10 lots
Evenings and Sunday, TIE 1874. 90.
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APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp

3 ROOMS, semiprivate bath, private home;
a1uils r,sl Only Call litter 5 pm, AT 2547
mo-; cheap rental; as is; in need of repair.
1923 l4th st. NV
hACHANGE 8 rooms and bath, centrally
located. moderate rental for modern .,
bedroom apartment vicinity Dupont Circle
or Georgetown before June /. References
Sesuired required Boy 3,M, Star,
house near Colonial Village; S525O Will
exchange for sim liar apartment vicinity
p orange, N. ]. Permanent. Box 277-K,
Star 22*
WILL EXCHANGE large 2-bedrm. apt. for
a 2-bedrm. NV. duplex apt. or house (to
rent, 500 mo. 131 Webster NV, Apt.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

FIREPRooF WAREHOUSE, in industrial
zone 10 minutes from downtown, contain
ing approximately 10000 SO. # OF eoor
space; 2l45 Queens Chapel rd ne. ad-
Jacent 70 BladenSburg rd and New York
ave: 3-story heaTy-duty warehouse with
orlvlng ramp TO ond and 3rd floors. lT-ft
paved driveway leading to large loading
Platform in rear, adjoining railroad siding:
approximately 10000 So IT. in lot. priced
for quick sale at Sl25.0Op. terms can be
arranged, CAFRITZ, l404 K st. NV,
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

5000 FT. TO select tenant one entire
building. 202 King St, Alexandria; no
more handsome quarters for individual or
area; built in 1900. it represents the best
architectural tradition of the period. See
OFFICE, Georcia ave. Silver Spring; near
2: C, line. Call sH $3.50 evenings. 20s
ia 9th ST. NV, end A. (bet O and H
SITS. n.w)-2 attractive rooms and bath,
plate-g glass window, linoleum floors; cony.
downtown location, near Court Bldg park
poss. Call rent dept. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN
d CO. lA15 Z ST n v Me SAnn
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4-SToRY BUILDING, over IL. 900 SQUARE
feet, with elevator. first floor heated and
suitable for Offices or display room upper
noors suitable for storage Occupancy
about May 18th, TO be leased to Jan. ist.
1850. Sl9-S2l 9th st. NV
NOW is THE TIME to prepare for your
postwar building, We will build and lease
to responsible concerns any type property.
Let US solve your problem. ALDON CON-
STRUCT1ON CO, Ma. 1929
NEW, MODERN FIREPROOF BLDG, all
latest improvements, approx 1000 So #,
g2-ft, frontage, distinctive design, suitable
Tor display and sales room, office and shop
or manufacturing; economical semiauto-
matte heating plant, plenty of wall pluss,
ample toilets; excellent business location.
LEO ROCCA EN-. 1900
DAYLIGHT BLDG. vicinity of Conn. ave.
and M St, fireproof construction 3 stories
and basement. h,-w. oil heat, ample lava
tories. extra lot for expansion: suitable
for Offices. display rooms. light manufac-
turing. etc; possession June / Phone
Mr.. WEITz, MA. 1865 or Ma 1le6.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FOR RENT, SUB. APT, Berwyn: fur. apt.
on Metzerott I'd, Box AZ: S35 per mo-; no
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.-Iocal
and Ion" distance No Job too large and
none too small. Ii 100.
GROUND FLOOR, l5OO so. it, ayafIable
for storage. Address letter. 213O P St.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDFLMAN' s
MOVING & STORAGE CO, IA. 2937. 20a
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HOUSES UkFURhlsHEp.

WILL. EXCHANGE 3-b.r. small bungalow
oil heat: garage. rent $75. located near
Naval Medical Center, for similar house
in Phila. suburbs. Box 27S-M, Star. 22s
EXCHANGE 2-bedroom house, N. Airing
ton, SIS mo-, for similar place Los An
geles. Box l50-E, Star.
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OFFICES WANTED.

1000 TO I,500 FT. Of downtown ofice
space, suitable for accounting and law
offces: Phone Ma. ss40. After nm.
call EN-. 1855.
NATIONAL NONPROFIT BUSINESS organ
lzation REQUIRES 1000 It. or more OF at
tractfve, well-located Office space. will
consider house in class 3 residential zone.
JOHN PERRY, Ma 1881; ewes Gl, 1914
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

REAR OF 23O6 G ST. N.W-2-story brick
building containing 5 rooms. suitable for
eial; SbQ. per month. FLOYD E. DAVIS
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STORES WANTED.

STORE, NV. perfect location. wanted. for
rent, subrent or to buy. Brokers may c5ll
Mr. KENT, 1913 Hamilton ST. NV. RA.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED-15, 600 feet commercial prop
srty in S,W. WASHINGTON. Give details.
Box 3O9-M, Star. %.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. (Cons. ]


QUICK POSSEsSION-5-rm. frame buriga.
low, nearly new and IN excellent condition,
2 bedrms.,. living rn., dining rm., very
pretty kitchen, front porch, h.-wh.. coal:
dry basement; nice lot: restricted section;
close to everything; in Riyerdale. Md:
including refrigerator, price. S6,450; 81 900
Ms sssh vaenD nsDfieoP Ho o as sps0otTsn zAs sa
GINGER, Jr.. Real Estate.
NEARBY 4-ACRE EsrATE-Modern CEN
plot. completely inclosed with board fence:
large living room, large state dining room
with with. ultrssmoderp iLs kitchen; large bed
nntshed recreation. room with fireplace,
side porch, Gear built-in garage, 4-stall
stable. Owner anxious to sell and has
IsEvv paSsd in % S,r M hangs eXslusiysly at se6 95o
EDMONsTON, MD, 4s07 bIst ave.-s-r.
brick bungalow. h:-wh.. oil burner; Q
garage, chicken house; lot 125x15o It.,
iandscaped: $4,000. terms: possession.
Gentleman's country espete, 35 acres,
iisc 70 mi r,I,ns D G. on hard road; 7.room house.
front and side porches, large horse and
cow barn, tool shed 60xt9 IT,, meat house:
al buildings In splendid repair; 100 bearing
fruit trees, spring; possession. ERWIN
REALTY co, call Hyattsville O334, ewes.
room house with finished attic and shower,
On "a acre ground; 1st floor. entrance hall,
living room, dining room and kitchen; End
ss99r; sf9 ooo 20 5sedTepms Be rooms and bath h-wh;
With O. B zANTz1NdER, 12 ns J1, MsS uS fesGs: eessGas:
evenings OIL. 2273
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LOTS WANTED.

LOTS OR ACREAGE suitable for $40, 600
4 to $4,000 homes State best cash price
and details regarding availability OF sewer
| and water. Box 464-M, Star.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
BROOM, kitchen and bath apt Apply
manager. 1 to nm, 2039 N. H. aye. n W.
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PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN will taxa
| over your property and pay your equity,
Maryland or Virginia. Desire to do busi-
| ness with owner. Box 496-L. Star 23s
Evening star., 1945-04-20

SOLOnED-On bne pouleVaro, IN the 40t
modern heating system. h.-a.h suitabi,
Tor guest house. small hotel. roomint
house. Investment. home or. any othe
zone. Price, siS $50; only 81 900 down
Poossession guaranteed. Cali OWNER, DI
CoLORED-Before you buy. see us. W.
will show you the most desirable prop
critics now available We have. house
sy ssse y0u5 5AMEs siEgs E. cs sroN NJ
coLdREbasssr SSEaa sss nT Hox1 DE q lS1a 1s14
room tapestry brick; h.-w.h.. tie bsth if
q 16,.oKHntiiIr Sdaa TN 2 3 pm; 49,. -. ea'
sas h-wh.. fireplace: 18th III" st.. an nesr nep%s
sys. ins lOissior st az rs doctor. Phone AT sasa
coEoKEDIlss,iE|,. coEoKEDlssi|. ston.-ana-brick house,
can as reomns B. Mbspa9 bfSss 9r AT Rsp aa nSoe $4,000
Fine hume in good condition. 5 rooms
bot,,n;. bath and extr. sheyer, coal h:-w.h: owne
e. 3: MURPHY. AT. 2sSs iao1 sGi s5tl
CoLoRED-17se seaton st. n.w.-1des
located rooms and bath can be purchased
GG93ii G93i s2 lS25 North Capitol. Ho. 7soo.
brick. tile bath. fuii basement. front ann an,
SALE flsfa REAsTa fna CO.. ees NA gsis sss
COLORED-owner must sell at once, s
business or Investment; $1,000 cash. Mr.
ENT JENToNS, RA. 1867. MI. 20s0.
COLORED-29l2 18th st. me-: S9g5 down
rooms and bath, row brick. front cemen
porch, 2-car brick garage. basement, larE
yard, auto. REFRIGERATOR, hot-water heat
IN good condition: blks. from Rhod
Island ave, ne, 1St commercial zone
COLORED-13a4 Vermont NV: Is rooms
baths. 2-car garaee. h..w.h.. all-brtcl
OCONNOR, Attorney, Me. 5000.
COLORED-Call MRS. HOWARD. Hobar
905Q: best buys 8 and room Colonis
COLORED - Direct from owner; 6-roon
Colonial semidetached brick: h,-w.h.. eel
lar, porches deep lot: $1,000 cash. MIS-
KENT, Adams 7546.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLANp.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

s-RoOM HOUSE FOR RENT all outbuild-
lngs, garden. fruit; miles from Silver
Sprlng. For details, call SH 64S4
Evening star., 1945-04-20

ARLINGTON-5-room, 2-story brick row
basement with nicely furnished recreation
Dom and built-in bar. hot-water heat. oil;
about blocks from Clarendon shopping
Washington. Price, $1,000, with substan-
tal cash payment, viii sell furniture.
/, s-room. 2story frame. full basement
hot-water heat, oil garage. large lot: near
stores, school. l0c bus. Price, $4,000;
terms. JUDSON REAMY, 1922 No Irving
St. Arl., Va. CHI .0S00. Call Martin
Reamy eyes. OK 1921
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
Keredity Borne Out

Jonathan Edwards was born in
Windsor, Conn.,. 235 years ago.
His wife was Sarah Pierpont.
They raised a family of IL child
rem.
From them descended 80 state
governors, 200 notably success
full businessmen. IL college presi-
dents, 81 college professors, 60
physicians. 60 authors. 80 judges.
100 ciergymen, three congress-
men, two majors an d
one United States vice president.
Jonathan, himseIJ, was a prod
ICY. He graduated from Yale at
the age of II. At the age of SIS
he became h president of
Princeton University.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
Utah Mayor To Preserve Copy
OF Browning Chief As Historic
Record Of Survey By Tom Price

J. Bracken Lee, mayor eff
Price, Utah. upon receipt of a
copy of the Chief containing
the obituary of the late Tom
Price. Browning citizen, who died
at the age of 102, wrote an ack-
nowledgment saying that it would
be made part of the historical
record of that city. since Price
was named after Tom Price.
The Chief was sent to Mayor
Lee by J. J. Galbreath.
Tom Price. while being vol
umes-full of interesting and ccm-
polling conversation covering
years of world history in his own
lifetime, he almost always avoid
ed bringing himself into the pic
ture.
While the Chief at different
times sought personal history
from him, Tom would come to
an abrupt stop when he sensed
that questions asked him might
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
Postwar Goods To
Make Old Obsolete

Thousands of familiar prewar
achievements may bncome obsol.
etc when American industry has
fully reconveried to peacetime
production and is utilizing the
results of its amazing scientific
research.
Automobiles, radios. washing
machines, refrigerators and sim
liar products will be so greatly
improved that customers wi |
want the new products ev e n
though their old ones may not
be worn out.
This, say capital observers.
will observe thousands of jobs in
existing industries, in addition to
those created by new industries.
Just a few Of the new products
and services which may be ex-
pected as benefits as benefits OF
industry's research include:
Aviation type gasoline for auto
mobiles, at no extra cost.
Factory-made houses W t h
standardized parts put together
according to the owners design
Moth-resistant and non-shrink.
able wool fabrics treated at the
factory with special chemicals.
Transparent window screens
that roll up like a shade.
Windows of poIarized g a 8
through which the flow of light
can be regulated by turning {
button.
Sulfa drugs. penicillin, anc
other new healing aids plentiful
and at costs which can be me,
by all.
All indications are that indus
trial research will grow faster ii
the next decade than ever be-
fore.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14

be for substance of a story iu-
volving him. Out of respect for
his wish 10 not bask in the lime
light the Chief left several good
corking stories go unwritten.
1t was in the latter part of the
80s-nearly three-quarters of a
century ago-that the Denver
& Rio Grand Western Ry., seq
ment of the Gould system being
built into Salt Lake City, was
being located through southern
Utah, Tom Price being a men,
Der of the surveying crew.
As the crew were hurrying
along northward, someone asked
what they were going to name
the station designated.
Came a reply: Lets name it
Price and move on So they
did and thus a simple Celtic name
in humble recognition of Tom
Price became part of Utah geog-
raphy.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
TrombIey Civilian Once Again

With a fine military service
record behind him, George from.
bley is back home as civilian,
having recently been given his
military discharge.
Trombley was in the Pacific
two years, going through some
of the toughest battles of the
war.
He was injured twice and is
holder of the Purple Heart Med.
al. Five stars further attest his
battle experience.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
Eight Years Of Auto Production

Large-volume business f r o m
auto manufacturers. for which it
is a big supplier, is anticipated
by Thompson Products, Inc. of
Cleveland. as it swings into
peaceful production.
Reconversion is well under
way" the company says.
Optimism is based on the com.
paoy's forecast of about eight
straight years of terrific automo-
bile production
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
BY WOODY CONAN

LIBERTY SHIP has been named for James G. Squres of Everett,
~ Mass second cook the topdoed S. S. Maanic, and Mer
Marine Distinguished Service Medal awarded pohumousy Sqres
chung rope thrown the life boat which h the ships and
other oated rough until the other
British craft after the topg Then he pscd unconscious
and Investment Victory Bonds support living
heroes testimonial such
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14

Whittier, 81
Me- smiles War Bond funds have helped from
bia fba nfantryman arborne glider
to the fighting in the Rhine river Landing in field under Ma
hospital and finally to Haoan General Hospital at Staten
medical mendng his bones better than
WaSp0
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-09-14
$40 reward

For brown mare, IL years old.
branded -X6 right shoulder and
numbered G a on left hip; strayed
from -X6 ranch and last re,
ported seen in neighborhood of
Leo Harris ranch; mare is broke
to ride; return mare to ranch for
reward.
Park Saddle Horse Co.
Babb, Montana
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lsiwRstioniii,q
.Reminder56a

Meats, Fats, Etc.-Book 4, stamps
Q-2 through U-2 good through
August 81. Stamps W. through
Z-2 good through September 30.
Stamps Al through Ell good
through October 81. Stamps FL
through XII good through Novem-
Der 80.
Canned Goods, Etc.-Book 4, stamps
Y-2, Z-2 and AL through C-1 good
through August 81. Stamps D-1
through H-l good through Sep
temher 80. Stamps J-1 through
Nj good through October 81.
Stamps P-1 through I'll good
through November 80.
Points for Fats-Your meat dealer
viii pay two red ration points for
each pound of waste kitchen fats
you turn In
Sugar-Stamp No. 80 valid for 3
pounds through August 81. Next
! stamp valid September /.
Shoes-Airplane stamps l. 2, 8 and 4
in Book No. 3 good indefinitely for
one pair Of shoes each.
Gasoline-B-7, CT, B-s and C-8
coupons good for S gallons eacn.
A-16 coupons valid for s gallons
each through September 81
Fuel Oil-Periods !. 2, 3, 4 and 5
coupons good for 10 gallons per
unit through August 81. Period l
coupons for 1945-46 season now
valid. All currently valid coupons
except for serially- numbered coti-
pons Of definite value, VIII expire
August 81.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Help Of Congressman
At San Francisco Lauded

The wisdom of having members
of Congress in the American dele
cation at the United Nations Con-
ference at San Francisco was
stressed yesterday by DR.. Francis o.
Wilcox, international relations an
alyst at the Library of Congress, in
an address before the Capitol Hill
Lions Club at the Continental Hotel.
DR.. Wilcox, who served as con-
sultant to the congressional mem
bers at the San Francisco confer
ence, said their advice to other mem-
bers OF the United States delegation
on what the Senate would or would
not approve In the Charter ac-
counted for the overwhelming 1872
vote by which the Senate later rati-
fed the Charter.
Woodrow Wilson made a grave
mistake after the last war when he
failed to reckon with the views of
the Senate regarding the United
States participation in the League
of Nations" DR.. Wilcox said. Had
Wilson known what the Senate ap-
proved and disapproved about the
various provisions Of the Leagues
setup, the Senate's vote on the
League might have been different,
he added.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Stolen Car Hits Four Vehicles
In 8O-MPH Chase; Two Escape

Two men in q car reported stolen
from parking lot here escaped in
Hyattsville last night after an 80
mile-an-hour chase on the Balti-
more boulevard, during which their
automobile struck four other We
hicles.
They got away by jumping from
the moving car, which was halted
by its fourth collision.
Bladensburg Policeman Wilmer
Tippett said he received lookout
notice for the stolen car about 1880
pm. as he was patroling the area
around the Peace Cross. About 10
minutes later, he said, he saw the
automobile fash past him on the
Baltimore boulevard. headed for
Hyattsville. Il
He Immediately gave chase. He
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Yonkers Police Drop
Gun Charge Against
Connors,W Wanted Here

Inspector Robert J. Barrett, chief
of District detectives, announced to-
day that Yonkers IN. " police
have dropped a Sullivan Law charge
pertaining to- concealed weapons
against Raymond Connors, 80. OF
that city, for whom 4 warrant
charging murder has been issued
here.
The warrant, issued Tuesday by
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage, charges implica-
ton of Connors in the slayings of
Edward Barker and Pany Casbarian
last February % in Mr.. Barker's
trailer -office at a used car lot at
Fourteenth and N streets NV.
The Sullivan law charge was
brought. police said, after a gun
was found in a Yonkers house occu-
pied by Connors.
An extradition hearing at which
Connors' return to Washington to
face the murder charge will be
asked, will be held within a day or
two, Inspector Barrett said. Con-
nors, who has been held without
bail. has been placed in custody of
New York Federal Court authori-
ties, pending the extradition hear
ing.
Connors alleged connection with
the murders, police said, arises from
his possession of ring. He was
said by police to have pawned and
redeemed the 3-carat diamond from
the ring, which, police charge, was
taken from Mr.. Barker.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
x-Ray Tests Offered
In Vocational Schools

X-ray examinations similar to
those given last year will be offered
again this year to all students in
the vocational schools, and seniors
In the senior high schools, the Dis
trict Tuberculosis Association an
nounced today.
Also, all members of football,
basket ball and track teams, regard
less Of their grade, may take the
test, the announcement said.
The survey was approved by the
Board OF Education in June, follow
ing a report of the Student Activities
Committee outlining the proposed
plan. According to plans, rapid
X-ray unit will move from center
to center, to test the various groups.
The tuberculosis association will
bear the cost, and the District
Health Department will read the
films.
Further details, in connection with
the dates Of the tests, will be an
nounced after the opening Of school
IN the fall.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Fenwick Is Nominated
By 745-Vote Margin
1y the Associated Press.

Ls Inc ASSOCldseQ FreSA.
RICHMOND, Va, Aug. TO-
Charles r. ~Fenwick of Arlington
patent attorney and former star
athlete, defeated L. Preston Collins
Of Marion for the Democratic nom
ination for Lieutenant Governor by
a margin of 745 votes out of more
than 100000 cast, unofficial returns
from all but one precinct showed
today.
Leonard G. Muse. State Senator
from Roanoke, was third with 81, ,237
votes.
The LIZA precincts out of Its in
the State gave Mr.. Fenwick 81 ,902
votes, and Mr.. Collins, 51,157.
In the race for Governor, William
M. Tuck, South Boston, received
97,034 votes to 41,482 for Moss A,
Pldnkett, Roanoke, in returns from
all except two precincts.
Mr.. Collins met his Waterloo In
Wise County in his own district, the
fighting 9th," famous as a politi-
cal battle-ground. The county gave
Mr.. Fenwick 3,307 votes to 122 for
Mr.. Collins and 164 for Mr.. Muse
and enabled the Arlington attorney
to carry the district and the State
Mr.. Collins victories in four other
districts, including whooping 1900
majority In the 4th, home of Watt
Abbitt, his campaign manager, was
not SUFFICIENT to overcome the loss
Of Wise.
Mr.. Fenwick carried the I'd, 5th,
8th and 9th districts; Mr.. Collins
the 1st, Sd, 4th and 7th, and Mr.
Muse his home district, the 9th.
The missing precinct is in WASH
ington County and is too small to
change the result.
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Defendant Told
| By Judge How to
| Get Rid of Rats !.

! Municipal Court Judge Almond
Scott disclosed he has been having
I FRAT trouble" on some of his own
1 property when he heard charges
%yesterday against a rooming house
operator for failure to rid his
premises Of rodents.
When the defendant, Leo G.
I Sheridan, said he has been unsuc-
y cessful in his battle against rats a,
1909 and 1911 r street NV. Judge
) Scott asked If he had consulted 8
commercial exterminator.
4 Il know there are firms that car
sdo this job because I got a notice
myself for one of my houses" the
Judge declared. Then he explained
{ that he was passed" by Sanitation
Bureau inspectors after the EXTERN.
i tnator went to work.
q Judge Scott found the defendant
tguilty, but gave him until Angus,
81 to seek services OF an exter.
minator before sentence is imposed
Evening star., 1945-08-10
Second Charge Against Dog
Costs Woman Owner SIT

Failure to post collateral on an
old charge of having an unmuzzled
dog last July led to a second
charge Of violating the new leashing
regulations against Mary Farmer,
so, colored, of 95 N street Sc. and
cost her SIT in Municipal Court
yesterday.
Pvt. o. T. Coffin of the fifth
precinct, said that when he and
Pvt. w. E. Winfield went to her
home Wednesday to serve a war
rant in connection with the old
case, they found the same dog
chained to her house in public
space, swapping at passersby, in
Guiding himself. She was booked
for having q dog on leash not held
by responsible person.
When she did not appear in court
yesterday. the defendant forfeited
81 for violating the old regulation
requiring dogs to be muzzled-
which was rescinded when the new
leashing edict went into effect July
23-and $40 on the second charge.
William Ware, 43, colored, of l24l
First street Sc, also forfeited 81
when he failed to 60 to court to
answer charges of having an un-
muzzled dog July 3.