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APIS. FURNISHED tcocs.

WILL EXCHANGE unfurnished modern g.
IN War nor IN
ave.@Double rooms for S sirls; kit. laun-
each each, f s95 monthly nth s Can ME- NE. 3is5i is'eS'
wANTED-Refned Protestant young man
& shsIs mon ass No 1897 si
BSsIsEss or professional woman to share
ri pSrtstion. a Cali re. $500 evenings.
GIRL TO share large apt: with Jewish
suBIEasE Sui Ia June E / TIC to october 8 delight
fully furnished apt. with garden terrace,
town; large living room. dinette. bedroom
and kitchen; radio, linens and silver; no
children or pets; 500 monthly. Box
FURNISHED APT. by the week or with
understanding OF moving when new owner
takes possession; $50 month. 2ll6 lst
NICELY FURN. APT. OF living room. bed
rin; kitchen and bath, in NV. section, will
couple, no children or pets. Call Decatur
lois from / % pm: 20'
semitic girl; s27 includes bills. ii Gallatin
n, e., Apt. /. Must see to appreciate.
2 GIRLS WILL share apartment, $40 18th
good transportation; sS5. Republic 500,
hFT APT 7iais FOX gnt5 oR PEI GIRLS. with kitchen Itch
privileges if desired: good transp. 5406
fth 81 NV, Apt. COZ; $3.50 wk. each.
S!RooM Sfs on a AT. at:sF g bedr0oms, Rm well fur
nished; owner to retain l room; S75 mo.
pla 22nd St NV.
ARLINGTON, 100 No. Kenilworth St
Nice apt. lights and gas, new range,
Frigidaire, tiled bath and shower, hard
floors. bedroom, hall. liv. rm.. 3 closets;
conv. to bus. Will rent ) mos to reliable
party. Cash bond required for furniture;
Sg5 per mo. in advance, at once. Phone
SH 9140, MR.. VANDEN
2Si1 18th PL. NE rooms, kitchen and
bath; S75 for two. Apply after pm.
CoLoRED-Is34 W. Va. ave, girl to
share. apt. with another girl: all privileges:
50 wk Call after pm. Ii. 1877.
front room for or 3 girls. S4 each; some
privileges. NO. 1892
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

WANTED. load or part load to and from
WASHINGTON. Cleveland. Detroit, Chicago.
Kansas City, Denver. New York, Boston,
Maine, Kentucky. Tennessee, Florida,
Georgia and Texas. NORTHERN MOVING
& STORAGE CO. AT. a243.
and lonr distance. No Job too large and
none too small: Ii; 100.
GROUND FLOOR, 1900 so. #. available
for storage. Address letter. 2130 P st.
nv
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. IA o031 %.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

FOR OR 2 ADULTS, 44S Park rd NV,
Ant. 2; l room, kitchenette, semipvt. bath:
-.il so including utilities.
ST. ne, $40 for suburban apt. Phone RE.
4l42. Ext 5121. weekdays. 49,
EXCHANGE nice downtown efficiency apt,
nv. many convenient features. $3.50,
for larger unfurnished apt. or small fur
rished or unfurniShed house. Box 26S-M,
Star 19'
EXCHANGE o-bedroom apt, 10th ST., near
Dupont Circle, for small house, GEORGETOWN
or Chevy Chase. Call HO. 416O.
3 ROOMS, semiprivate bath, private home;
admits nnlY Call after : o m AT oh4-
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STORES FOR RENT.

SHOE REPAIR SHOP, complete with ma.
GohDEN eash En- oFPoRTuNifYSess IL ifis st. Sc
bath apt. in rear, newly decorated. waiting
for YOU to get busy and establish q nice
business. Only $50 mo. Hurry. or yoa
will be sorry. Ma 646S.
SHOPPING CENTER on s. Capitol and
Elmirs sts. s.w. surrounded by 1900 apts.
and houses: will have new stores for
16x73. We suggest tearoom and bakery,
barber shop or shoe repair. Apply 169
Danbury st. sw. Ii. 3737.
34O9 NJ ST. N.W.-Excellent location for
any business, large door, with big storeroom
and show window: newly decorated; rent,
SIS Apply on premises
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

old brick town house. completely modern,
in small village at foothills Of Bue Ridge:
bus bus, passes s door commutins DISTANCE; tor
S25 payments incl. prin. and int with
$2, 500 down: will take auto. In trade.
HAVE REMoDELED Old town house, COM
plstely furnished, and acre land. foothills
village. As miles D. C. Sell all for s.. 800,
offer; very reasonable terms. Near fsh-
ing, bathing, etc. Bus passes door. Phone
CHI. 1894.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

5000 FIT. to select tenant, one entire
building, .202 King St. Alexandria; no
organization to be found in Washington
area; built in 1900. it represents the best
architectural. tradition Of the period. See
DESK SPACE, ideal for 2 people, single
desk for l: also telephone and mail seIy.
L. j. COWIE. S09 Eye st. NV Ma 54S7
3-ROOM SUITE for physician in Arling-
ton Medical Bldg, Arlington. Va. Phone
CHI. 1861.
PHYSICIAN or surgeon offered free ONCE.
nurse, telephone. equipment and SO forth.
in return for part-time ONCE services;
desirable Dupont Circle location. Boz
1926, Star.
B. C. line. Cali SH. s6s9 evenings 2Os
TIA 5th ST. NV, End a. tbet. @ and II
sts. n.w.)-2 attractive rooms and bath.
downtown location, near Court BLDG; park
ing space and air cond: included: immed.
poss. Call rent dept, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
& CO. LIE K ST NV. ME. 5400.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AM IN POSITION to sen or buy for cash.
any house or. business property In Mt.
Pleasant or Petworth section that Il prop
erly priced. Called G. 8. WHITE AD. 1865
GxsoIINE STATION SITE or eperstins
station. suitable Soning, corners preferred
on main highway or In community center,
McK9EvER q WHrTEFORD, Mr.. Clark a.
Mr.. johnson, Dl. D700.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

4-STORY BUILDING, over 10000 square
suitable for ofaces or display room. upper
floors suitable for storage. Occupancy
about May 18th, to be leased to Jan. LIST.
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.
CO., MA. 7729.
NEAR MAYFLOWER HOTEL rooms and
bath over garage, suitable for artists
studio or any small business not requiring
street frontage. RUTH I. POWELL. MA.
9646, EN- 1880.
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OFFICES WANTED.

1000 TO 1880 Fl. of downtown once
space; suitable for accounting and Law
ohnces: Phone Ma, $40. After 8 pm.
call EN-, 1855:
ization REQUIRES 1000 #. or more Of at
tractive, well-located ONCE space; will
consider house in class 8 residential zone.
JOHN PERRY, MA. 1881; ewes. GIL 1444.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

REAR OF 23O6 G ST. N.W-2-story brick
building. containing rooms, suitable for
cial; $50 per month. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO, 1929 K st. NV. Phone Ma 0352,
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WAREHOUSE, containing four thousand
feet of floor space. fireproof construction,
clearance, 14-ft.- door. ONCE space, heated:
Just off Riggs I'd. at B. & o, Metropolitan
Branch. Rent, S295 month. Additional
] 00l 9Th st MA. Sl00
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house, 2 bedrooms. equipped kitchen, full
basement with nicely furnished recreation
-oom and built-in bar, hot-water heat. oil;
center, 1Oc bus to Pentagon Bldg. and
Washington. Price, $1,000. with substan-
tial cash payment. Will sell furniture.
S-room, 2-story frame, full basement,
hot-water heat, oil; garage, large lot: near
stores, school, 1Oc bus. Price, S12, 900;
terms. JUDSON REAMY. 1122 No. Irving
ST., Arl, Va CHI OS00. Call Martin
Reamy ewes, OK. 1901. -
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SUBURBAN SALE-MD. tcont.I

SUBURBAN SAlE-M0. tCont.)
S|s:. ..: :Sa2nss "a iss ss sss
n ss:l, With ss1as asm ss
SHADE o rhWss zc. auss
p sIysr sprins Nd Inn cal o1. Ashton ,n tSs ss4s.
Stairway to partly finished room on End
ssoom oUs pSsassedm Soss m SSsse Ssse. sos ash
Is: thse ssass osa ois: $3.50: $1,000 Cash.
,35oU7;room home. 50 acres. electricity.
scsFsa .sS % McsT s:s.s q .ns ISs
some woods with timber. Terms. MURDOCH.
kePfias'0P kfPfaa PPoSRsfssr oSsfss - Furnished 4-room
bungaiow, electricity, running water, bath
With shower. living room 1878. with open
nese .5se ss 'hfSs ESes rss M
pK & It. 4sss: $50: q. 3 ss5sl s55ssSFzISoER co. S4s
msnt, corner lot; S.. $50. o rooms. 2 spts,;
81 ssess Ct hss sHs: 1 rsses
5RNy1 5INdER RcSG1sE' S0 sH Mpb.t ss bom. Jus, rem.
s;a lsiss rooms Sisa bsss oda dssT Sss "a ssa1ss:
RSAHag e. EM lssS sas egss AZ
to TRANSPORTATION. On M ist noor. d' reception
hall. living room. dining room and kitchen;
aea es 'fd esrSY CHASE
REALTY CO. exclusive agents, 3403 Conn.
aYArFsy1IlffqGo hEsA FM Leo untl tsmRi1 RR modern brick
home. almost new; has separate entrances.
rear porches; each apt. has large liv. rm..
sh noo Tss s'n rsnse
bath; basement. screens. storm yindovs:
5aSSSd ss!' RosERH eSs IH'snf 6AS sss e.
5393 Baltimore ave: Hyattsville. WA.
sss%s sssss = 3 ri s I.ss:ss s On Sss 81:
b aatmsos M eyS o pronsi, s nHI sa q e M
VILE VIE sGWssss }R9EsTMEST co Nc 5sos bst.
msEe 99aEvsTi ays y Hyattsyi'le, Md Union 4o4o
and attic; price. ss.ss5; the last homes
aacF in hs ald Hss sfE
NRsr SIjls; Md gTisn zS4o; .,,.nt,on'
4-room asbestos -shingle bungalov. situated
may be purchased under the G1 loan bill
assss no 9, GSH sso 1sS Isv!sf
AysfBsFsA sTBsFAST1AL MI mig HoME fe4S On acres o,
rich land and only one mile from D, G..
600 modem or sudnx stes tPoefss
poultry; location. 1921 20 Reed St. North
5s4flew4Hs' 5s4s, GN 5asa. Ms: H M HUNTER" %. VA
lovely BUNGALow, s7,45o-oniy .
years old, ultramodern:. air-cond., Oil; i've
rooms on 1st floor. fun basement and extra
large room on second floor. oak floors and
all best quality prewar materials; also the
furniture for sale; terms to suit; one mi:
from D. C. and Cheyerlys Nd: 5so9 Reed
H. n HUNTER; WA. 5s4s. YN. 1882. %:
large corner lot; l Blk. from 3 buslines:
plenty shade garden; redwood storm
in garage; price, $4,000: $1,000 down
payment. RICHARD LOCKETT, 1886 Ga.
ave. 81. 1414 or SH. 6447.
NEAR LAUREL-Log cabin, 8 acres, wood.
ed; electric; $4,000.
Laurel-6-rm. house, cleo. gas; S2.950:
available now CHARLES H. STANLEY.
INC. Laurel l19.
COLLEGE PARK, conveniently located-9-
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COLORED-4 houses in the 1900 block
Rosedale st, ne, 8 rms, h.-w.h.. full base
bnt doWn deSns psymen psyGn sfa5 6o por'hes lately
Near 1st and s sts. n.w.-3 complete
apts, g rms. kit. and bath each: auto
down payment $4,000 Ask for WTTHER.
SPOON, DU. 4027 or DE. 171O.
COLORED-S6,95O will purchase 5-room
stucco, bath, large plot of ground, facing
streets, Anacostia; $3.50 cash; act at
once.
Central me-. two 2-family fats 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath each floor: deep lot;
1011 You st. NV. MI. 20sO. RA. 1867
COLORED-2SOO block 18th st. ne
Detached 7-room and bath home. h.-w h. =.
basement, garage: priced for quick sale,
terms.
1911 Wylie st. n.e.-5-room brick, run
ming water. electricity: $500 on terms.
Call Mr. Demouy, DE. 6336. JAMES E.
SGoTTs ~ i,a II Florida ave. n'w' DE. 1913
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STORES WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORE, W., perfect location, wanted, for
rent, subrent or to buy. Brokers may call
MR.. KENT, 1918 Hamilton st. NV. RA.
I
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

WILL EXCHANGE 3-b.r. small buneaIoV.
lil heat, garage. rent SIS. located near
Fsval Medical Center, for similar house
IN Phila. suburbs. Box 27s-M. Star. 22s
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY

WAREHOUSE OR MANUFACTURING sites
on U. S, No. l highway in Arlington. Va,
adjacent to Royal Crown Bottling and
Atlas Machine plants. Bus at door, rail-
way siding available. Excellent distribIt-
ing location. Arrangements to build and
loan possible. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
BROS. INC, WASHINGTON Bldg pI. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4-STORY business property. large store.
fences, by OWNER; $4,000 net. 3033
STORE and s-room aptA BLDG, on wide
to large ETH theateT: TEN same Tenant 'Gn yeaps s,qse
!. BAfRRY. NE sos!. 1907 il SHyi St. NV. EA'
STORE and 3-rm.,. kit, bath apt above,
h.-w.h.; located in Petworth: possession II
desired; S13.75O: Cali Mr.. -Tammaro, IA.
5e76. SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.. 1905 n
70 SETTLE EsTATE-Facing Conn. ave-,
1st commercial; brick. large lot, good
sseGooo ssey odeK WM eassS coRcoRNn RsndHd HI buy CO..
INC, 71Q Jackson ,pl. NV, DI. 1888.
FOR SALE.-Industrial land in the center
reasonable price. Phone Nexandris 1727.
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SUBURBAN RENT-vlRG,NiA.
SUBURBAN SALe-MARYLAND.

,-ROOM COTTAGE, near Mclean, Va
itoVe S:35 a month. OK. 4063.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

2025 PARK RD.-6 rooms garage, garden,
Mason Hamlin grand piano; from May lst,
3 mos or longer; 3 to 5 working adults,
no children or pets; prefer nonsmokers.
Owner to keep 3rd floor and kitchen priv
utilities MI. 97l3.
4s13 BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-Completely
furn. living, dining, 3 bedrooms, sleeping
machine; 5000 mo. EN-. $3.50.
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conveniently located-o-
lished attic and shower.
1st floor, entrance hall.
room and kitchen: 2nd
5 and bath; h.-v.h.;
S.
cottage and bath. on
Call Mrs. Gresory,
,INGER, Jr.. UN. 0S2S:
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkD.
BROOM HOUSE FOR RENTi all outbuild-
ings. garden, fruit; 2 miles from Silver
Spring. For details, call SH. 64S4.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN will take
over your property and pay your equity,
Maryland or Virginia. Desire to do busi-
ness with owner. Box 496-L, Star: 23s
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available a now G.
INC. Laurel l19.
COLLEGE PARK, c
room house with fl
on n acre ground;
living room, dining
floor, 4 bedroom
$4,000 cash, term
Riverdale-3-rm
large lot: $3.50.
with o. B. ZANTZ
evenings, OIL. 2279.
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D. T.. Naval Officer
Awarded $500 Prize

1t. q. g. Philip Ewald, 25, of 1927
Massachusetts, avenue NV, at
tached to the Office of Chief of
Naval Operations, today was award
ed fourth prize of $500 in the Ma
tional Peace Treaty Contest.
Four other Washington residents
were awarded prizes in the competi-
ton which offered Americans an op-
portunity to write a practical peace
treaty which could be applied to the
world at the end of the war.
Winner was Hershel B. Sarbin, 20
year-old student of Western Reserve
University in Cleveland Mr.. Sarbin
was awarded $500 in War bonds.
Other Washington winners were
Mrs, Lillian Hayman Kanegis, 81,
of 1919 Columbia road NV, free
lance writer, S10O prize; Nelson
Hanback,, 30, of 1886 Rock Creek
Church road NV, a file clerk at
the Veterans Administration, SlO0
prize; Joseph T. Deutschman, so, of
5000 Thirteenth street NV, an at
torney with the War Production
Board, s25 prize, and 1t. John D.
Hall, 27. stationed with the Navy
here s25 prize.
The contest was inspired by the
best seller, The Gentlemen Talk Of
Peace" by William B. Ziff, to en-
courage national thinking on the
subject Of what should be considered
at the peace table.
Evening star., 1945-08-31
uses Here 10 Continue
44-Hour Work Week

The local United States Employ
ment Service workers will continue
working A hours a week so Gov
ernment workers facing layoffs will
be able to visit the USES on Satur-
day mornings from $3.50 am. to
1890 pm.
Washington War ManpoWer Di-
rector Ernest v. Connolly said he
had received authorization from the
regional War Manpower Commits
sion to continue the 44-hour week.
BY keeping the Offices open Satur-
days, he said, Government workers
who expect to lose their jobs could
go to the USES to discuss job op-
portunities without losing any OF
their annual leave.
Mr.. Connolly predicted there
would be plenty of jobs. Relaxation
of restrictions on merchandise, the
annual fall increase in trade and
the return to Saturday openings III
the department stores all should
contribute to providing more Jobs,
he said.
The return of young people to
school should make at least 5000
more jobs available here, in addition
to the $4,000 openings now on file
with the USES. Mr., Connolly added.
Evening star., 1945-08-31
Charles Jackson Quits
WiId!ife Service for
New Fisheries Post

Charles E. Jackson, assistant
director of the Fish and Wildlife
Service of the Interior Department,
leaves the Government service today
to become Washington represent
Iative and general manager of the
newly formed National Fisheries In
stitute, trade association for the
commercial fishing industry.
Born in Columbia, S. c., At years
ago, Mr.. Jackson came here in 1922
as secretary to the late Senator
Gotten Ed' Smith of that State.
He later served as clerk of the
Senate Interstate Commerce and
Agriculture Committees.
In 1888 he joined the Fisheries
Bureau and in 1910 became assistant
director of the Fish and Wildlife
Service.
He is member of the Interna-
tional Fisheries Commission, which
regulates halibut fishing in the Pa
cific, and the International Pacific
Salmon Commission, which is re-
storing the salmon run on the
Fraser River, between the United
! States and Canada
Mr.. Jackson, his wife and their
four children live at 4615 Morgan
drive, Chevy Chase. The eldest
son, Charles, jr, graduated from
the Naval Academy in June and
now is serving as an ensign on
destroyer somewhere in the Pacific.
Mr.. Jackson will be succeeded as
assistant director of the Fish and
Wildlife Service by Milton C..
James, now chief of the Division
/ of Fish and Hatcheries.
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Man Dies Of Stab Wounds;
Police Hunt AssaiIant

Police today were searching for
Freddie ("Curly') Thomas, 25, COL
ored, in connection with the fatal
stabbing early this morning of Ed
win Louis Burgess, 25, colored, of
1928 L street NV. Thomas, police
say, is the same man who was ac-
quilted of a second-degree murder
charge in the death of Pvt. William
R. Hammer, 81, Fort Myer soldier
who died after an alteration with
two colored men here September 19
1912.
Mr.. Burgess died at Freedmen's
Hospital of stab wounds in the chest,
shortly after an alteration at 245
am at Eleventh and v streets NV.
Thomas, police said, is feet 3 or
4 inches tall; weighs 135 pounds,
and is wearing a light-tan-and-gray
sports jacket, dark trousers and
brown-and-White shoes.
The Fort Myer soldier who was
attached to the l76th Medical De-
tachment, was shot through the
mouth in the early morning as he.
two soldiers and a civilian pursued
two colored youths who allegedly
had insulted a woman companion,
police said
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Chicuqo Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug 81 lP (U. s. D. A.)-sal.
able hogs, $500, total, $500; active anc
fully steady; good and choice barrows ano
gifts at 140-pounds up at 1873 ceiling
gooG and choice sows at 400; complete
clearance.
Salable cattle, 1900; total, $500: sal.
able calves, 500; total, 800: strictly choice
steefs scattsr ana y yearHnss ETaencaAs ansent
grades and classes practically at stanc
still, bulk being taken of market; scattered
sales common and medium grade steer:
and heifers and lower grade cows 25 cents
or more lower; practically all grassy ano
shortfed cattle at new low for season tc
date; preholiGay Influence following liberia
receipts during week a very bearish week
end factor.
salable sheep 1900: total, $500: mod.
erately active, mostly steady; good anc
choice native spring lambs, 13.25-1375
with one or two loads at 1928 carrying
medium blend, part deck mixed common tS
good oherings, 1900, bucks included
common sortouts, 1l.0O Gown: with 40.
pound culls as low as 600; shorn agec
native ewes, 5.00-650.
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One New Polio Case
Reported; Total Now 135

The number of infantile para1y-
sis cases in the Washington Metro
politan Area hospitalized in the
District reached 135 today with a
report from the Health Depart
ment of a new case at Gallinger
Hospital.
There were 155 cases hospitalized
in the District at this time last
year, according to department rec
ords. The new case is that of a
5-year-old girl from the 1900 block
of Olive street NE.
Meanwhile, DR.. Alvin r. Sweeney,
superintendent of Gallinger, said
there was need for additional nurses
at the hospital for polio cases. AL
though nine are needed, there are
only eight nurses and three are eX-
pected to leave shortly
Conrad Pickens. 20, colored, who
died of bulbar polio Wednesday at
Gallinger, served in the Army from
October, 1943, to January of this
year. He worked at the Govern
ment Printing Office before enter
ing the Army and after his release
The son of Mrs. Martha Plckens
of the 600 block of Maine avenue
S.W., Pickens was the ninth death
this year in this area from the dis.
ease
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Stocks Up Fractions
To More Than ST.;
Many at New Peaks
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Aggnnir fAl praee nina n~,a1 Va. a ,

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Steel, mo-
tor, rubber, merchandising and spe-
cialty stocks rose fractions to 2
points or more In today's market
with many favorites touching eight
year peaks.
Volume expanded in the wake of
yesterdays late rally although there
was no real buying rush. In view OF
the forthcoming lengthy holiday
brokers were bit surprised at the
delative activity. The direction was
upward from the start as industrials
with peacetime prospects attracted
investors While there were inter-
mittent slowdowns. gains were well
maintained in the majority of cases
near the close. Rails generally
were apathetic. Transfers ran to
around 100000 shares against $780,
900 Thursday.
HopefulneSs for spending boom
in consumer goods as soon as recon-
version is completed seemed to per-
sist as the principal bullish in
fluence. The big cut in the Federal
budget as result Of the shortened
war revived expectations of quick
tax relief and served to hearten
stock purchasers.
AT tops for 1945 or longer were
Bethlehem, General Motors, United
States Rubber, Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck and Lockheed
Prominent on the up side were
Chrysler, United States Steel, Wool
worth, Nash-Kelvinator, Electric
Auto-Lite (on a lifted dividend)
Elastic Stop Nut, American Tele-
phone, Philip Morris, Johns Man
vile, Great Northern, Southern
Railway, Allied Chemical, Du Pont
and United States Gypsum.
Bonds Steadied.
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Gen. KiIbourne Plans
To Quit as V. M. |. Head
Ey the Associated Press.

LEXINGTON, Va, Aug. Silt.
Gen. Charles E Kilbourne has in
formed the Virginia Military Insti-
tute Board of Visitors of his inten-
ton to resign from his position as
superintendent as soon as the board
selects a successor.
His successor has not yet been
named and committee called on
Gen. Marshall. Army chief of staff
and himself VMI graduate, to
ask for his suggestions in the choice
OF superintendent
Gen. Kilbourne became VMI's sixth
superintendent in 1887 when he re-
tired from the Army as a major
general
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Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Aug. 81 Op.-The rye futures
market continued its upsurge in early deal
ings today, advancing more than B cents
a bushel at one time to q new high for
the September contract. as shorts covered
on reports Of export demand.
Prices backed S down ] to below the preyIesHs Is,
taking and selling which apparently was
Influenced partly by reports that although
Norway, no domestic business was indi-
Gated today.
Other grains were Arm with rye in early
of wheat, but prices eased near the close.
Rye tell "a to 8 cents below the pre-
vious finish. with September closing at
down. September. 1851 .651s: corn was
of e. December, 1.14as; oats were un-
changed to n lower, September, 5SA-ss,
ber ] 06lo