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PROPERTY FOR SALE

APARTMENT BUILDING containing 134
units. public dining room, beauty parlol
ash.S ana Saf Situated es
tffuiiy HANDICAPPED In the south section .oi
Roland Park and adjoining q l32-acre city
k rar or IN
to apartment hotel. Gross annual income
$4,000. WAvESLLSxa TiAYLoE. Nc 3 =. &
sH slssiye ysas agents. lo2s Connecticut ave.
s-UNiT lPT.-cor. srd and r SITS. NV.
Soned 1st commercial, ideal once bldg, mr.
ssToofsa 81 ssa6s Ges sss aa
fR. 1l71 between 8 am. and $50 pm.
a. ( dSob 1854 sisso siFsRsoposrr1oN for . .room,n,
drst time; four communicating, residences
close to Government depts. and downtown
business; can also be converted into apis
e small mains cost gsed DI sh dssr 9I quick
osss ssoha 81 Sa7s Co. Or Rsai soi sssa hesns
HEofaSs aSa MsSsaeEa sds a.
Capitol; $50. 600; regular .fiye-family apt;
sbeve ewsl required; auh furnished heat only. Cal
Ne 'amssM WM t caLomRfs 9 HsskfaEsosp fEopERp ssafss
5SpaSSR 5HSpaSSRGEfoWN III VI pT Bu2Iplsa sS ezceilsn
Condition, nov occupied bg dD, going ggotsls Sasi
st $4,000. can Mr. Phifers IL 1875
PAUL p STONE: Realtor. OR. 2244. IA
81 eSIo nsaia RnairR Rrleso co. ME Ys7i ah
e-FAMrLY APT, petworth, years old
fiv. rm.. bedrm. bath, Kit. gas heat; rent
sWN2h. sWSNS3h MI Eies a7ss. e'sR' NJ agents. % :'0 -:
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R1NTKM STATION WAGON. 1888. rebuil
motor, new battery, fair tires. Call MI

BzNTzM STATION WAGON, 1888. rebuil
motor. new battery, fair tires. can Mi
21O0.
CADILLAC 1887 saoOr:, / and Sph +; esiIisf sHssl
cH 1900, Ext. 25l.
Fleetwood interior; new tires: hydramatit
S Fs os esas sssssr ]. Ai sSstsan 9 ss
trade for smaller car in like condition, Sal
CHEW. 40 sedan; radio. heater, 9 @ new
ssIass; sas' 9nh sa51 fssliasl Ssns b. saso' NV - Pm
lCHRYSLER 1912 New Yorker sedan; radit
aoss sRs sesie5 aorok Co. issa iash St. S,T.
cHRYsIER 1910 Grown Imperial, 4-door
s-passenger sedan; RADIO, heater and oyer; oyer;
eli. en ss4s. a5o1 Columbia pike. Arlington
asss $780, ESrdsE ssos ssdea oPA sssns
,sss ssso. sefsn r. ssss hsr 4s ss3s osA
S. Arlington.
FORD 1881 Model A convertible broughanH; nj
Just the car. for . jitterbug and his = moii ot
within OpA ceiling. Sol II ST. NV.
sasD sss 1872 sssa s'ss ssn.:s :ss.sssss' iSsss
s. REEcE. lila " st. s.w.
HUDSON Ig4l Commodore convertible
@ aonss, s, i MoTos Go. 1857 l4th St: L:Hs Piw.'
HUDSON 1912 4-door sedan. super o;
raciio and heater: 81 100. OPA ceiling. Can
be seer, at e06 Md. ave. ne. all day. 13s
HUDSON 1884 2-door sedan, heater. 500 5000
ssFss an an6 GA a0ssI seins sna sSG so1 gfr g.
after 3 pm. Sat. until II noon Sunday,
&C. 600 7ssol y Hepsss5nsGn Wisna oeA 5f s4as. sa APT
HUPMoBILE 1880 4-door; $4,000 actual
Rers mllss' sood: %sGnsass sas5. within opA Ok is
aEr 1895 sss ss fs5 a: 'ss CAS-. f. ssss
ence Phone TIE. 5274. 10
LA SALE 1888 convertible coupe. radio,
heater, brand-new top. tires almost new,
sso g. Dsas aae ssad think ne it only
Hishnn, 0PA ssins s2l !sdsn St. nav radio and
MOTOR CO. 1857 14th St. NV, NO.
oLSsMoss9Ig lsss 90 ps tossRs ss's. sssssH ssss
6IbsMosiaE o1as sfhGas sHs 1871 club coupe; $500,
within OPA ceiling. S22 Sheridan st. NV.
PACKARD 1896 4-door sedan, heater; pri-
yately owned and In mighty nne eondition; q
S3Dfs WltQlu oEA SeHhub. coA A. ~ - ="
PAcKARD 1e41 100 sedan; radio and
heater; S1,435: oPA ceiling SIMMONS
MOTOR Co, 1897 18th st. NV, NO. al64
PACKARD 1887 limo. 7-pass.: radio,
heater, white-waH tires, perfect condition;
81 ,295. under oPA ceiling. Phone Wood
ifff FIERCE iS1S ARROW 7-passenger sedan. low
mileage, good tires, perfect motor. clean;
no repairs required, ready to drive away;
for sale by owner, $1,000: under 0PA. 5
PML.YMoUTH ". 1888 4-door: new motor and
radio: $3.50, OPA ceiling. co. 1853. 3-6
PLI,YsMouTH 1s4a station wagon. lust
reanished; heater; $l.l25. under OPA cell
Ing. Can be seen at Murphy's Garage,
pERMoTT. Ma. 3347. or AT. 6O25. --14
PONTIAC 1912 4.dr: sedan, taxi, yith ra- q.
sedan. SEQ S465; be Soto 1871 4-dr. sedan,
$500: within OPA ceilings. JOHN 8.
REECE, LIZA VI st. S.w.
TAXICABS for sale or rent, with PUG.
Rear $50 Eye st. NV. RE. 1890. 49,
WILLYS 1911 American 4.door sedan; ex-
ceilent condition: good tires and heater:
81 90 under qpA 1s Price ;,oS Sss5. HAWKINS
RENDATI, SPECIAIS-
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

YOUR OLD TRUCK win bring more in
model ROPER" Dupont 9765.. 12s
PANEL TRUCK needed by private party.
win see you at your convenience. Tsle-
phone Ii 5455. -1S
ROPER buys the trucks. any model. any
make. 1880 to 1941, spot cash Call
''ROPER," J" about your truck. Dupont 1896.
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EARNS WANTEp.

CI CoL6REpmI Ssf vii WILL PHY UP TO $40. 900
for dairy farm in Western or Eastern
modern conveniences in q 9 or room
house. Please call MIR. sPAULDING. ,Ho.
on OR NEAR ROUTE :. this side Lees
burg, 40 to so acres, stream, some timber
okay, no buildings needed. Box $3.50,
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AUTO pAINTNc.

AUTO PANTNG-Complete job, S35 up.
sss. We ext. as; AT s5ss. ,..,
AUTO PAINTING and body work; Esti, ~;
mates given evenings and week ends SOl
N, Quincy ST., Arl CHI. 6174. -16
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GARAGES WANTED

WANTED-One-car garage, near 10Th and
Euclid NV. Call MR.. BALLAS, RA. 9667
until pm after s, call CO. 656S. --i2
WANTED TO RENT In or near Rockville
garage Or building to be used as garage
Box SIN, star l2
tween N and 6 sts., and 2Sth and Wis.
ave, for long Buick touring car. Du.
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sARAeEs For RENI.

truck, etc, reasonable; $50 month"; 18th
ST. between You and v; Kenyon7st. between
18th and 14.h; M; : rasa s. between ard and 4th
DOUBLE GARAGE, SO each; indoor. ga
rage for storage, $40 each. 1882 Webster
GARAGE, one IN car, car, SIS month: alley. goo
IHR1E I.Vs GARAGE. asxss; nice bldg. for
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JOHN L. INGOLDSBY. Jr.. Attorney,
1925 Connecticut Avenue NV.
Filed Oct. 8. 1946; Charles e. Stewart

IN THE pIsTRIcTr COURT OF THE
lumbia. .-valarie G. .Armbrlster,, Plaintin
vs., walter K Armbrister. Defendant,-No
3e456-The object Of this suit no,,in, Is ! 70, q
separation. On motion. Of the plaintifi,
It is this 3rd day Of October. 1916. ordered
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive. Q.
Sundays and legal holidays; occurring
this order: otherwise the cause win be
proceeded with as in case Of default; Pro,
vided, copy Of this order be published
once q week for three successive weeks In
the WASHINGTON Law Reporter and Ths
Evening Star before said day. (Sl
ALAN GCIDSBCROUGH, Justice. Seal
Attest: CHARLES b STEWART. Clerk. By
ELEANOR z. JOBE, Deputy Clerk,
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT, sizes 12x20 and 2Qx20
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors. Easy
terms. Immediate delivery. Visit our dis
Arlington, Va. Open am. to 8 pm. Bum
day and holidays. or phone IA. ,2164.
ModefnIy f samippeo sis prysae
owner: must sell; apts. rented on End
floor Call AT. 1910 for appointment. ia
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LOIS FOR sAIE lcenf. j

x-F0-s-ACKE COUNTRY H0MEsTTEs-
Lay Hiii. miles from. District line
acre up. II. Z. scHEIDT. Highland. Nd
BuY BrS0ss YoUR is FadT6Re atTf HoMEsITEs now.
direct from owner and developer. In beau
tiful Iewisdsle where you have country
choice lots left at $3.50, $3.50. down, $I5
per month; office at entrance to property,
open daily and sunday. 9 am. to 8 pm.
I'd. and University LANE. WA. 2s13; eye
ming, UN. al5z, u e; LEWIS. ~
highway, between Lee highway and Chain
Bgidse Gd, near oakton, Va. Phone
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,NyEsrMENr PROPERTY WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WAN 81.
PRTVATE CITIZEN INVESTOR wishes to
buy building on Conn. ave. or z st., NV.
Pref, stores and apis, good eond 1, VII pay
HAVE an out-of-town client with about
zoos, 900 cash who win invest in one
project, apt. house OF, business property.
let me know Immediately what you have
for q quick cash sale. Call Grogan,
SANDOz, INC, DU. 1924. IL
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THOS. ]. OWEN SON, auctioneers, 40
Southern Buildine-Trustees' sale of valu-
s6s thrse.s.osy brick M sSs Sgsll,ns Ns being
Avenue, Northwest--By virtue OF GER
tain deed Of trust duly recorded, in Liber
No. 500. Folio l29 ct seq, Of the land
81, b tn the undersigned trustees VIII sell: at
on Friday, the twenty-nfth Day of Oc-
tober, AID. 1916. at four o'clock P.M.. the
following described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia, and
One csssslHsdd hundred a Nine Gos5, in corcoran's
subdivision OF lots In Square numbered
Five Hundred and Nine l509), as per plat
recorded in L.iber. 10. Folio 80, OF the
Records of the once Of the surveyor for
the District Of columbia,. Terms: Sold
deed dess Of trust for spproximately Ss.476.71.
further particulars Of which. will be an
nouncsd At time Of sale; the purchase
price above said trust to be paid IN cash.
4 depot Of $500 required. conysyancins.
to to'gbei IS Complied % with within thirty days,
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop
alss5sHsioa saiH oara g ine sfS;sii:: sEfSu;isii: T Trasssas
oclSs4oYAo,<1sSAs
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
1916 III-TON sTAKEBODY covered, gem
erai hauling and moving by job, hour OF
contract; AT yogr service "a hours sa.
VETERAN DESIRES household moving and
general hauling; vans. stakes and panels
kinds, 1h-ton dump;
IS GoToN ToRD PicKUP. By day. hour o.
Gss hsHf rss xsD s1asssv aEavr hsuias
a speciality: lowest rates in town; free
ssstimats @ @Gsli sa anl ie96;i Eth White driver;
reliable hauling, day or night, prompt
service; Phone -, 1853 17,,c .s i've IL
Smndav TR aIS,. 49,
VAN TRUCK. large or small jobs: expert
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia. 2937. 13'
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LET'S BUY A FARM!-629 a. on Goose
Creek, 400 tillable, balance virgin tim
tenant house, ali good outbuiidinss; esti-
mated value of timber alone SIC. 900 on
present market: 35 mi. D. C.; $4,000.
800 acres, 275 tillable: water in every
field; 12-rm. stone house, surrounded by
box bushes. over $50 yrs: old: 7-rm.
tenant house, good farm buildings; Middle
burg Hunt section, about 50 mi. D. c.;
$4,000 Call Mr.. Kenney, EN- 5242,
with POTOMAC PROPERTIES. INC, OIL.
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Goren on Bridge

North East South West
Pass Pass Ia Pass
90 Pass Pass Double
Redouble 8 o Double Pass
Pass Pass x
Opening lead: King of hearts.
In the dog fights for part scores
many strange and exotic bids are
made in tournament play, where
each deal constitutes match. To-
days hand is from recent pair
event.
South, who was third hand,
opened with a bid that we might
refer to as sporting for want of q
better adjective. In a total point
match, or in rubber bridge, such a.
bid is hardy to be recommended,
but where each deal Is match, url-
natural bids are not uncommon,
where the purpose Is to steal q part
score or intimidate the opposition.
West passed as he licked his chops
and North responded with two
hearts. South had nothing further
to say.
This was too much for West, who
now made belated double. North
redoubled and East, the happy pos
SCISSOR of a six card suit, in this
time of stress, naturally showed 1t.
South felt that his sides prospects
for winning five tricks were rather
good, so he doubled in the hope OF
scoring 200 points, which Is more
than can oe attained by the making
of any part score contract.
Let it be known that we do not
recommend doubles Of this type for
everyday wear. The king of hearts
was opened and North overlook
with the ace and returned the
singleton spade. Declarer won in
dummy with the jack, but was help
less to fulfill contract. If he got the
trumps out he would lose three
heart tricks and if he tried for the
heart ruff in dummy, as he did, he
could not avoid the spade ruff by
North. The second heart lead was
taken by North who continued with
another heart, South was able to
ruff higher than the dummy and re-
turn spade, the remaining high
trump was the setting trick that
yielded 200 points for the top score.
tcopyright. 1s46, by Charles q. Goren)
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LEcAL NOTICES.
LEVI II. DAVID. ALAN p; DAVID.

Attorneyss Bond Bnildins.
IN THE p1srssis +. eSys;S, eS,sgs;s, 8 sr co;sa HHs
4,aE q St. s.E.. sWashinsten. b. e.. Plainti1
saarsss SsS Fast Esh%sasd ASs.. assas Sssa.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain 4
decree, Of divorce vineul9 mstrlm1thhn ~ ths
t9c Daaait n Two ysa4s xa
pisntif, tif, by defendant. On motion Of the
st 4 i ,hs tbat ta III day
entersd asn her herein es on Or before the forsieth
ssy q sr ssndss' e.
pubiicstion Of this order: otherwise the
W es roVSss eogn with ot e this m oras
Sc published once week i9r ,nl'nr three sue, fu1
ReDorssr s.,or and ..Ia Jas dsy sysn'ns s' ALAN
sasRSsgd2ssfssS SSass Bsssss
DrsFsRfcF 4 Fotcso5SSssFNSosE1+i coSsF q +hE !gSsIIEp
states for the District Of a. cSllsmSiss. Sls "a.
MGdns r5o0a.e Tns is sS Give Notice
That the subscriber. OF the District Of
hes 8, so ias
cs1e as sf's
Sa''s; claims ssainss as. ths deceased are hereby
yoaessrs e shefsof h
m may SeBsSs 81 law be excluded from sii bensiit
s & ss a.y s''e ss .S1smb.r Sssn andif
i'sa.! y: Thos Rssnelss:. Sss,:ssaS, III ffass
ssA5H sss 6ssriet DePass 81 eolambis. s clssk tSs
LAfIAT1 SS,s : ,Y,s MEESsA.N n NV. Astorns'''
United States for the District Of colum-
1sss nonsfsIfoW ls s. nv :. Wsshins.on. B.
sotiros,s ,sciy!i Action No sesio;.-Fiisd
of Pubiication-Jsmes So
terakos. having filed his complaint for
,Idgment CLEANSING his s, name n,. e y james ,ss
court for an order of publication Of the
notice REQUIRED BY law in such cases. i is,
y h this . aSh III 6sz N
the ansT 1stS sa.d; day : q oetepsr IssS, why shs
sranted. Provided that copy. Of this
eonsecutiye weeks before said day In The
TOR. Justice. 1seaD A true copy Test:
aoiEsI fSTT7gIi Bs5sis gissa ssft e AFA
HARRY FRIEDMAN, Attorney for Piaintifl,
Filed Sept isss.tSss' e. fsxs es,slasr Stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. or THE
bia.Mcivil Division:-Resa cerami. Plain
tth. VS.. John McKim. John Matthews.
FOR ao sssE ssSsosbsR or f1g
TION-The object Of this suit is to estsb-
iish Of record, the title of the plaintiffs:
by adverse possession. In and to all OF
Part Of original Lot No. 20 Square gS5
ssms On Tselffh Street st The southeast
corner of said lot; cumming thence west
east So 90 feet. thence south .16 feet to
the place of the beginning: said property
being kn1wn for IuSpoiss s 81
sps ssb and nI beins % improved by - premises known
as 729 Twelfth Street Sc. Westminster.
District Of Columbia. Upon motion Of the
plaintiffs. 1t Is. BY the Court; this 18Th 18TH
day Of September, l946. ordered. that John
or II they be dead, their unknown heirs.
alienees and devisees cause their appesr-
ance to be entered herein on or before the
first rule day occurring one month aIter
the day of the first publication OF this
sssdd with as II .hs Of Ssfans DC nns!sed
once a week for three successiye weeks IN
the Washington Law Reporter and The
washington Evening Star, good canse nav.
s sssn snoHp xhz 9nsfa
5Sitsfsi GHasiEs fsesE E. essrEwART cIsrf. oDs b. CLARA
r. CpNNELs Deputy Clerk.
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LETTER-oUT

Remove one letter. from each word and
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed It, II you have
sLettered-Out' correctly it's army unit.
Answer 10 Yesterdays Letter-Ouk
5fTy STAPLE-LAPSE (hait).
M MfNUTES-UNTIES {releases),
I'm MEANIN0-NAAfINQ tdubhingl.
(S) fEEDM0S-FETGN&0 tpretendeG.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

lst COMMERCIAL LOTS. about 20x100, in
Roth, FSSr ,oS Woodxard Bldg. iii Ma. 7ess: N14
1000 SO. FIT, End commercial, all indus
trial, suitable for dry cleaning plant with
drive-in facilities, NV. section. Mr..
MATHWIG, GE. 1866: res, WI. 1868. --1S
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Points for Parents by EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
Teach the 4year-od not be necessary to complain
about the 14-yearoh
AUTOMOBILES FOR

AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE Cent, !.
WILL TRADE 1871 convertible Buick
Roadmaster, in good oond.. low ceiling, 81,
$50, for smaller closed car. OIL. 3232. -l3
TAXI, PUG, 1910 Olds. recently converted;
real leather; excellent condition, lust
passed inspection. 406 Emerson. RA.
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AU1oMosILEs FOR SALE.

In cooperation NTH OPA, dd-
pertisements under Automobiles Jor
Sale must include make, year.
model, body type, price and state
n1ent within OPA Ceiling"
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS. J. OWEN q SON. Auctioneers
FUTURE.

TRUSTEES s'P SALE iGe Of 81 vAIWABIE DWELL
Place Northwest.--By virtue Of a certain
deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber 1857.
Folio 355 ct seq. Of the land records Of the
Of the party secured thereby. the under.
signed trustees will sell, at public auction
in front Of the premises, on Tuesday; oa tne
at four. o'clock p.m., the following De
District Of columbia. and dssignsted as
A. Kites subdivision. Of part Of Block
as ...Eniingham Place and part Of 2 tract
81 Der and pfst TssoTaed e in LSer Foo
5 I *. .e q tae es S the suSss
covenants Gov m % Of record.STsrms: sold subject
to prior building association. deed Of trust
for. 81 .SO0.6 81. further particulars Of which
purchase price above said trust to be paid
In cash. A deposit Of S500O0 required.
Conveyancing, recording. ETC., At puL-
within thirty. days. otherwise deposit for
feited ana the property may pe aaVsr- M
tssa and rfsolds s. ths dsirstion e ths
'.as3sfi ). vssnoN THOMAS rahap4k fksysssss;
ADAM A. WESCHLER q SON, auctioneers;
sale S fresh sssTahR,s hxtss ssocc cas g,
hold interest, by auction at Morse Market,
1890 Morse st. ne; Monday. octobsr 4
frigersting display case with ,eomprsssor.
debs aees eo M
1871" Moneyweighf scale No. 1O5O162, Ma
tionaI cash register No. 243S964, Corona
desk-type adding machine, bottle cooler,
pan scale, center floor display stand. coun-
ters, shelving, counters, fruit and vegetable
bins. floor case, meat block. butchers tools;
dairy box (subject to lein Of $26325). Also
desirable stock Of canned pegetables and
potted meat, pickles. relish, milk, juices,
cereals, insecticide, wax, polish. tobacco,
etc In re: chattei deed Of trust recorded
May II, 1916, as instrument No. 21109.
EsssrdsI # Pssqs 1fss TsIETs; TsEiE
McGEARY. Trustees. Hamilton National
Evening star., 1946-10-12

End COMMERCIAL. blocks west Of Conn
#. wide, 1906 50. IT. in the lot; alley In
rear.
On goth st. near NJ n.w.-3,5s0 50. IT,,
PHELPS, Nc. $500. 1417 K St. NV. Eve
nings, cali Mr. Measell. DI. 0706. IA
SALE OR. LEASE, In Arlington. m8dsG1nn dGn
6lildnE az sPops os
S Industriai lots. 1000 to 10000 50: IT,,
railroad siding available, in central loca-
tions, j. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Realtor.
2525 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1923. OK. 2l21.
Evening star., 1946-10-12

e-FAMrLY APT, Petworth, years old;
Si, i,320; price, S14,960; cash. 5000.
OWNER, WI. 7725. No agents. 1S'
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Tobacco Sales Reach
New High for Season
By the Associo.ed Press

BALTIMORE. July 13-The Agri-
culture Department reported today
the volumes of sales this week on the
Southern Maryland tobacco markets
were the highest this season and
that average prices remained steady
or showed slight gains compared to
the previous week.
The weekly average, the Agricul-
ture Department said, was S6l03 per
100 pounds. an increase of s310
above that of last week All better
grades sold at s72 per 100. with ware
housemen paying farmers up to SIS
per 100 for a few of their choice
grades
First hand sales for the week
amounted to l,606,332 pounds. with
a season net total sold on the auction
markets of 9,466, ,296 pounds. averag-
ing s57,65 per 100.
Receipts on the Baltimore hogs
head market through the week end
ing July s have amounted to approx
imately l,106 900 pounds, bringing
the seasons sales for Maryland to
about 1O50O,0OO pounds.
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Will Form Home Club.
Parents and Teachers
Conference tuesday

Approximately $50 members OF
the Maryland Congress of Parents
and Teachers are expected to at
tend a three-day conference which
will begin at the University of
Maryland at 9 am Tuesday.
In preparation for registration
and other activities, the Board of
Managers of the organiza ton will
hold a pre-conference meeting at
7 pm. tomorrow at the College Park
campus
Among the speakers on the open
ing day will be Mrs. Newton P.
Leonard, Providence, R. l.. repre-
senting the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers. and Mrs
Robert C. Doty Cumberland, presi-
dent of the State Congress of Par
ents and Teachers.
Dr. H. c. Byrd, president of
the University of Maryland, will
welcome the group at the Tuesday
afternoon session.
The conference will be held in
the New administration Building
auditorium
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Two Democratic Units Ask
Burch to Run for Senate

MARTINSVILLE, Va. July 13.
fP'.-Senator Burch Democrat of
Virginia, has been urged to recon-
slider his expressed desire to return
to private life by Democrats of
Martinsville and Henry County who
directed that delegates from the
city and county be instructed to
present the senator's name for
nomination at the special Demo-
cratic State Convention at Rich
mond. September S.
Senator Burch was the interim
appointee of Gov. Tuck to fill the
seat vacated by the death of Senator
Glass.
At Stuart, Virginia, Patrick
County Democrats also unanimously
adopted resolutions urging Senator
Burch to become a candidate for
the Democratic nomination to COM
plete the unexpired term.
The Patrick Democrats likewise
instructed their 10 delegates to the
State Democratic Convention in
Richmond to cast their ballot for
Senator Burch's nomination.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Residents of GreenbeIt
Study Town Purchase

Residents of the 1,987-unit Gov
ernment-owned housing develop
ment at Greenbelt will meet in
their community auditorium at
$3.50 p. m. tomorrow to organize a
Greenbelt Mutual Housing Associa-
ton, which will consider the pur-
chase and operation of the town bv
private citizens.
Sponsored by the Greenbelt
chapter of the American Veterans
Committee in cooperation with the
Greenbelt Citizens Association
Housing Committee. the meeting
Will feature discussion led by Col,
Lawrence Westbrook, AVG housing
authority and adviser.
Evening star., 1946-07-14
Masonic Center Hostesses
Plan Parties for Hospitals

Junior hostesses, who served for
nearly four years at the Masonic
Service Center before it was closed
in June, have organized a group
to plan activities for the forgotten
service men" who still are hos
pitalized in the Washington area
Known as the Masonic Service
Cadettes Club, the group plans to
hold one party each month at five
different hospitals. Walter Reed,
Fort Belvoir, Naval Medical Center
at Bethesda, Fort Myer, St. Eliza
beth's and Fort Meade. Mrs. Claire
Harrison, who served as director of
the various Masonic service centers
throughout the war, will act as
advisor to the club.
Officers of the club are: Nav A.
Miller, president; Elfreda Dahlgren
vice president; Helen Herbert. sec
retary; Beulah Brewer, recording
secretary, and Mary Margaret Acton,
treasurer