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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH, on CHESAPEAKE Bay
Summer homes and building sites Writs
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co, Md.
WANTED-Water-fro farm or acreage,
with or without house. J. LETTON MAR
TIN, Earle Bldg. RE. 2492
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY, waterfront
cottage on bay within 1880 miles of
Washington; one or two bedrooms. Give
Box 412-R, Star. -
BROOM COTTAGE, bath, screened, cleo,
running water, oak floors, knotty pine
paneling, large fireplace. completely furn
81 miles D. c.; $500. GIL. 1874 after
WANT TO BUY waterfront cottage a,
North Beach Park. Box 42I-R, Star IL
BREEZY POINT, North Beach, Herald Har-
Dor. Cutchold Creek near Hollywood
S3950- 800. Terms Act. n E. RYON
co GE 6146
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Reds Develop Motor Cars

Russian motor car production this
year will be confined to two types
the Muscovite, with top speed of IS
miles an hour, and Victory, which
travels TO miles an hour. Russian
plants plan to turn out 1900 cars a
day by 1850
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Not This

During the commentator checked
for this speech portrait. the mis-.
pronunciations often occurred fast
er than my pencil could record
them But here are a few: MAY
zhoor' for measure: MAN tie
nance for maintenance: "EE-shoo'
for issue: 'illiggle" for illegal;
sense for since; "slogum" for slo-
gan, etc.
Score: Voice. Is: enunciation, 10:
style. Is; pronunciation, 0. Total
40. Rating, very poor.
Your nominations are invited.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

SINGLE GARAGE, rear 2O13 Kalorama I'd.
NV, $3.50 per month. DIXIE REALTY
Co g ..i IA s $3.50 prxrv ,,,n,t, ,.ts ana
Pa. ave. Sc. For information call TR.
60SS. 5
GARAGE FOR RENT-Rear of '231o 10th
st. NV. Tel AID 6464 =
SINGLE GARAGE, 1440 Columbia I'd. NV
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma $3.50.
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TURNER TALIAFERRO SMITH, Attorney
Colorado Building.

States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court--No. SO, 1928, Ad-
the subscriber, of the District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia, Letters of Admin
Biscoe. late of the District Of Columbia,
deceased All persons having claims against
the deceased ere hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 21st day of February.
excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 21st day of
February, 1916. HENRY CURTIS BISCOE,
test: THOMAS c. SCALLEY, Deputy Reg
lister of Wills for the District of Column
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh5.12,19.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PICKUP TRUCK; must be in Al me-
chanical condition; private party. GARY
1855. 5
WE BUY all makes, all types, trucks. sta
non NO Phone Lon sst our
WAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 M st. NV. MI
VETERAN needs 80 to Al half-ton pam
eled truck Call 81. 1928 any time IS
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GARAGES FOR SALE

FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12x2O and 2Ox2O
STRAND BUILT overhead doors Easy
terms. immediate delivery Visit our dis
play Of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy.
Arlington Va. Open am. to 8 pm. SUM-
day and holidays. or phone ia 1854
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T RAILERS,

NEW KOZY, Plat and Superior; many good
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route ]: Berwyn. Nc. Tel Tower 5035
is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
trailers, stake and express models available
for immediate delivery. All types Of trailer
etc Repair service on all kinds Of trail
ers. Also new 7.50x16 6-ply commercial
GOODYEAR tires and tubes for immediate
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO 1921. Open
until Q pm.
?-WHEEL 14-ton, all-metal body; excellent
condition: reasonably priced. 1871 N
st. n 5
2.-FT. HOUSE TRAILER. tandem Al con-
dition cleo, brakes: sleeps four: located at
Spring Bank tTr) Park, Lot 10, two miles
south Of Alex; price reasonable.
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FARMS WANTED.

VETERAN desires to buy farm within AS
mile radius of D. C. Please describe fully.
P. o. Box 107 Arlington. Va o.
COLORED GOVT. WORKER urgently needs
a farm of any size or acreage for wife and
oaby Write terms and details today to
CHARLES L: HAWKINS. 6lst ave. ne,
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Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. If you have
Lettered-Out correctly it's hebdomadal.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Out.
tBl BREAST-TEARS (rends)
tOp ENIRESOL-RELENTS tgives vay).
90 NEuROSE-ENSURE (assure).
I'd SULTRY-SURLY Gingracious).
tH) DEARTH-TRADR (swap).
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LEO hOt SO' M. Will buy any make or
model: we need used cars and trucks at
once. LEO ROCCO. INC, 43Ol Connecticut
ave, Emerson 1000. Open s an to pm.
WANTED FOR CASH, any make or model
prices paid; Phone wi, i655Mand our
chevy qKsT T cHs Ss Moo ou CO. chetros
WE NEED 50 coon uSED CARS tmme
contact Mi Maloney at MCNEIL MOTORS.
Studebaker dealer. 14lS P st, NV, DE
PONTIAC DEALER FLOOD will try to pay
nighest legal price for any car. Open
WO; $500, FLOOD PONTIAC.
HOLD 1T lust minutei To get the high
EST cash price for your car. regardless OF
CONDITION. make or year, drive in or call
BR SRI Mo fofPf co 5slaP ope ave a a
~ ~ = HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth
BORN MOTORS, Chrysler- Plymouth deal
ers; 5000 Georgia ave. SH 1900
OLD ot;D.MoDEL CARS. any make; price no
M vi fs I Ts6 & Sash AVE- sH 6e s
PRICE NO oB5Ecrm77Any make or model,
RHODE ISLAND MOTORS, ieao R. ave.
z Iii Isl. fEia DEALER will pay
Gar; save time WHEELER, NC, 4sI0
VETERAN r. NEE NEEDS COOP CLEAN CAR; viii
ToP PRICE FOR YOUR CAR, any make.
Open evenings and Sunday Plenty park
vi W Ssme {S your Wh hons Wr or oes
SEE q is af BEFo f = You USE Sell poHAH lG
SERVICE, 1925 goth st NV District
CoNyFRTIBIE CoUpr IN oood conditio,,
40; Al. AZ, desired by serviceman: all
S sash ] B p,pi 3e5-Ri Star tar, 49, 9.
model: good condition, Buick Chrysler or
s .paIy PAY oEF eash now Gil 6 6352 70.
RORY. FIR. 1000. EXT Ext os7. go $
SERyICEMAN NEEDS late model used car:
consider any body style: have all cash,
BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON g. oRME, 18th and M SITS,
WE WILL BUY your 80 40 and Al Ford.
SheVrolet or Plymouth; top ceiling price
See Washington's oldest Ford dealer. HILL
TIBBETTs, TIA Vermont ave. NV,
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON & oRME
18th and M SITS. NV Call DI. 500 for
CASH FOR YOUR cAR-Fords chevrolets
pyP %ooR s fd and iia si $500
VI VETERAN IbaASo, wants to buy 1874 Plymouth
s1G3 after pm Private owner s.
HIGH PRICE paid for 1912 Cadillac con-
yertlble or 1912 Cadillac sedan 81. Call
DE. 9201 before Z pm. IS
DESPERATELY IN NEED of car; cash.
GE. 1929 I'll
WANTED, 1898 to 1910 olds. Pontiac or
W ThTyssr VT W1t5 5seo car for work Mr.
SAILOR will pay cash for or passenger
car, Call evenings after 6, Chestnut
PRIVATE PARTY has $500 to spend on
car. 1889 Buick preferred. Taylor 1903,
1880 am. to 4 pm
5000. 90 CASH for low mileage clean used
car: no dealers. FIR 6709. 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LOVELY COUNTRY HOME, acres with
abundance of shade, 10 miles from Dis
trict; convenient TO bus service; 4 bed
living room and kitchen: oil heat. 4 fire.
places, large screened front porch HENRY
L. MORRIS, Upper Marlboro, Nd. Marl-
o.
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North East South West
~ IA "a Pass
20 Pass INT Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Eight Of spades.
The ancient rule second hand
low" is one that is frequently more
honored in the breach than In the
observance. There are any number
of reasons why second hand might
find it expedient to play high. De-
clarer might be trying to sneak
through singleton king; defender
might be in a great hurry to obtain
the lead in order to cash the setting
tricks, or defender might find it
essential to win a trick in q hurry
in order to establish a suit or drive
out an entry. Today we have an
example of a case where second
hand is required to play high for an
entirely different reason-namely, to
bottle up long suit.
The bidding requires no comment.
II proceeded along conventional lines,
including East's overcall at the level
Of one. Against the final contract
OF three no-trump West led the
eight of spades. the highest OF his
partners suit. East's nine was per-
mitted to hold the trick but the
spade continuation was taken on the
second round. Declarer reasoned
that East must have a five-card suit
for his overcall and that West
therefore had no more of the suit.
II West did have another spade it
would mean that East had started
with only four-card suit and that
only three spade tricks could ever
be cashed by the defense
Dummy was entered with a heart
and small club led If East casu-
ally plays second hand low" de-
clarer will play the 10 and We
will win with the jack, but thu IS
the last trick that the opposition
can garner. The rest OF the clubs
must fall and declarer romps home
Will IL IIlChS. Ills East very
thoughtfuly played the king OF
clubs to the first lead of that suit
and now declarer's guns were
spiked. If he permitted East to
hold the trick the spades would be
run against him. If he took the
trick he would be able to take only
two tricks in the suit and would
fall one short of the mark Easts
play had nothing to lose. If South
held A @ ] and others the king was
doomed to fall in any event. But
If declarer held A @ 10 and others
1t was essential not to permit him
to concede rick to West. When a
play has everything to gain and
nothing to lose it is obviously sound.
TOmorrow's Problem.
AS South you hold:
a A K 107 01065 OAKS Ie42
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
IA Dbl. "a Pass
! 90
What do you bid now?
tCopyrlsht, 1916. by Charles n. Goren)
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WAREH0IISES e0p sAIr
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WILL BUILD WAREHOUSES or storage
buildings for permanent tenants on in
dustrial land with siding facilities. What
are your requirements? Prompt action
Box 40o-R, Star. 11s
IN ALEXANDRIA, VA. on Southern Ky
Occupancy, IN 80 days, newly completed
brick warehouse, l. 900 So #. floor space
2o-ft. ceiling height, overhead skyIights
windows, on sides of steel safety sash,
Overhead oil space heaters, paved street in
'front.', driveway on sides; will install rail-
overhead crane; zoned industrial, suitable
'warehousing, light manufacturing, etc;
NANCY 10 GOOD labor supply; will enlarge
building ii larger area needed: attractiye
price on l0-year lease: references required
MEAvER BROS. INC, exclusive AGENTS
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oUT-oE-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S your vacation home and q snug
hSherman's haven-Ideal climate on Flor
lda's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites, / to
acres, fronting or near salt water. comnu-
nifty boat dock privil, hard road, cleo;
titles guaranteed: prices as low as $500,
$40 down, SIS mo-; immed possession.
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or phone bet. and 8, Paul e. Harrison,
~ s.; nv, ME. lab. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor. &c
NEW YORK CITY-10-room Dutch Colo
NAL. Includes bedrooms, Sunroom, 2l2
baths, Gear garage. Garden plot 5Oxl 90
1T, Long Island suburban community. IS
minutes to New York, 15 minutes to La
Guardla Field. $4,000 Telephone CO.
2025. Apt. 24I. 6-S:30 pm. y
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
J. LEO KOLB, INC, 1887 wisconsin ave
MI 2100-Real estate and insurance since
1907; Will serve you efficiently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

The United States gave its Allies
about $4,000 100000 in lease-lend
goods and services.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

BUILDER NEEDS up to 90 acres, suitable
for low-cost housing: must be close in
utilities must be available. Write Infor-
nation to MONTAGUE CORP, 1925 Eye
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EDMUND ID. CAMPBELL, ]. A. MARSHALL,
Attorneys. &22 Southern Bldg.

. States for the District OF Columbia,
ation-This is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the State of Illinois.
has obtained from the Probate Court of
istration on the estate of Elizabeth Fitz-
gerald, also known as Mary Faber, late
of the District of Columbia, deceased. All
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally anthem
the Sist day Of FEBRUARY, AID. 1947: other
wise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hand this 21st day of February, 1916.
MARY ELIZABETH LYONS, 1857, Lake
Park Ave. Chicago Illinois. (SealO At
test; THOMAS G. SCALLFY. Deputy. Reg
lister of Wills for the District of Column
bia, Clerk of the Probate Court.
mh5 1918
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
LOTS FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE or building suitable for use
as motor freight terminal Cali ELLIOTT
MOTOR LINES, RE. 2922 .
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

1885 TO 1899 SMALL CAR from owner,
by private party: cash. 81. 5000. s.
Plymouth; no dealers. CHI. 1868 Sunday
or weekdays any time after pm B
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-05

NEW INDIANS FOR 1915! We are now
accepting orders for new 1916 model
Indian motorcycles. Get your name in at
the top of the list Service on all makes
md &c models INDIAN MdoToRcYCLE
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER q son, auctioneers
-Ebbit Hotel-seized baggage at auction
Notice is hereby given that on Friday,
March Is. 1915, commencing at . O'Clock
Pm. we, will sell by public auction at
Weschler 8, 800 ST. nv miscellaneous
baggage to enforce our liens for charges
left with us in the names of C.. Walton.
Mrs. and Mr.. j. Greenhalsh. Mrs Rose
Barcomh- Miss Penny Lanier. Mr.. Robert
MAYNARD and Mr.. j. z. Guendline. Parties
in interest plea sc take notice. EBBITT HO-
TEL, 10th and H SITS. NV. By George C
CLARK, owner and general manager.
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Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE
BY Paul Ford

II ne coud enter into chHds pord of interests
consider What he rather than
ouEd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VERNON E. WEST. STANLEY DeNEALE
and IRVING BRYAN,
ATTORNEYS for Petitioners

Attorneys for Petitioners.
IN 1.-THE THE s DISTRICT IC COURT OF THE
in Square $751; e9sendn os r from safS
Street to Austin Street, Southeast, throush
said Square 1851, in the District of Co
NoTIcE AND ORDER o9 Of p SGi
is hef tbs Bys1 that at che
pursuant to the provisions of the Act of
CONGRESS approved December Is. 1882,
entitled An Act 70 authorize the Com,
readIust and close streets, roads, highways,
or alleys in the District Of Columbia rem
dered useless or unnecessary s and for 9th.
to close and abandon streets and alleys
under provisions of chapter. 10, Subsec-
ot Of the b e9s IF Law D Of ns n s
Court in rem. for the closing of public
alley in Square 1851, extending from Both
Street to Austin Street, Southeast, through
lumbia. and its abandonment for alley
purposes, as shown. on map or plat filed
and which N petition I prays that this Court
empanel a jury in accordance with the
law to ascertain the damages and the
to al tbs 9g
alley in accordance with the provisions of
the aforesaid Act of Congress- and the
Code Of Law e Of the e. District D Of Columbia,
ruary, 1916, ORDERED: That all persons
be and they are hereby warned and COM
manded to appear in this Court on or be-
fore fd the lst day OF April J., 1916. at 10 10
until the Court shall have made it's final
order ratifying and confirming the award
of damages and the assessment of benefits
of the jury to be empaneled and sworn
herein: and it is further ORDERED: That
copy Of this notice and order be pub
lished twice a week for two successive
weeks. in The Washington Evening Star.
The Washington Post and The Washing
ton Times-Herald, newspapers published
ing at least twenty days before the said 1st
day of April. 1916 JENNINGS BAILEY
Justice A True Copy. Test: CHARLES E.
STEWART, Clerk, By ANNE w. LYDDANE,
Deputy Clerk mh4,5.11,12
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS For SALE.

l1.-TON STAKE, by day or week or c
,ract. Call FIR. 4196. 1t
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AUTO PAINTING.
MOTORCYCLES.

AUTO PAINTING - Complete job S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ave. ext. Sc, Ii. $3.50.
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Goren on BRIDGE

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MONEY WANTED.

CAN FURNISH the best OF references II
on have $4,000 to lend for a period of
to 10 years at a low rate OF interest
foney to be used for the expansion of
operated business for past
even years. Box 242-L, Star. 5.
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Beautiful wooded sites. All utilities are
included at price of only zoe IT.
Corner lot at Wash. blvd. and No.
Ohio st, at S1,750. Also choice business
lots Lyon Park. fronting so fit. on Wash.
blvd Less than 81 rs TT. Many other sites
TO select from RUDACIILE REALTY CO..
1116 North Hudson. Arlington, Va OK.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

large chro m j u m
caster that will toast
1 slices at = time.
Guaranteed construc-
tion. Cord extra.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

Handsome solid ma
pie crib with deco
rated panel head and
foot. Complete with
all-steel spring. Con-
venient drop sides.
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BY the Asseeioisd Press

CoNoWINGo, Md, Aug. 28.--
Placing a blockade across the
highway at a traffic light, Mary
land State Police halted a stolen
Washington Cd. CO. automobile
last night and arrested Ave col
ored men in connection with a
filling station holdup at nearby
Avondale, Pa.
The flve-all from Washington
gave up without resistance to Corpl
John Lambeck and Troopers Stan
ley Taplow and Paul Hahan, and
were lodged in the Elkton jail tc
await Avondale authorities.
A loaded .38-caliber revolver was
found on the car floor, along with
set OF District of Columbia license
plates. The car carried Maryland
tag issued to a Landover, Prince
Georges County, resident.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

A most comfortable
Rocker with spring
filled seat. Well up
holstered In smart We.
lour or woven tapes
try in choice colors.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
Identity Of Makers
|0f Shells That Killed
|38 Soldiers Sought

Public hearings, probably
within the first two weeks of
September, are contemplated by
the Senate War Investigating
Committee to determine what
firms manufactured defective
AZ shells which exploded pre-
maturely, killing SO American
soldiers and wounding 127 dur
ing the war.
The committee has received from
the War Department the report it
requested last month on defective
shells and gives this matter mo. |
priority" in the schedule of hear
ings and examinations during the
next two months. an official said
today.
So Rounds Defective.
The War Department report, pre-
pared at the direction Of Under
secretary Kenneth B. Royal, re-
portedly provides information about
types OF shells other than the AZ
mortar ammunition. 1t is not ex-
pected to be made, public until the
hearings end, but 1t discloses that SO
rounds OF defective ~ shells caused
the death or injury Of the Amer
lean soldiers.
Chairman Mead announced last
night that the committee still
wants to know what companies
manufactured the shells. Hearings
on the Carson munitions combine
operations brought out testimony
concerning faulty shells which
killed and wounded American SOL
diers. Testimony indicated that
some Carson companies had con-
tracts to manufacture AZ chem
ical mortar shells.
Report Is voluminous.
The hearings being planned for
early in September will not conflict
with other activities by subcommit-
tees appointed recently to look into
Pearl Harbor defense construction
prior to the Japanese attack. the
handling of surplus war materials
in Europe and the nter-American
highway project, 1t was said today.
The date for the hearings has not
been set pending completion of the
committee staff's study of the "vo-
luminous report from the War
Department, Assistant Counsel
Francis D. Flanagan said.
The committee has finished work
on its fifth annual report except for
last-minute revisions and will make
it public early next week, he said.
The report, although mainly on
national defense aspects Of the
committees work, Is not expected to
discuss the still incomplete investi-
CATION of war profits.
Also on the agenda, committee
ofacial said, Is the committees wish
to question Representative May,
Democrat, Of Kentucky about his
association with the Garssons. Mr..
May is i'll at his home in Kentucky.
The committee still intends to ques-
ton him when his health improves,
but no plans are being made to sum-
mon him here or send subcommit-
tee to see him in Kentucky, the Of
fetal said.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
1win-Engine neIicopter
beinq Tested for Navv

What the Navy declares is the
worlds largest and first twin-en-
gine helicopter" has been built for
1t, and already has been under
experimental test for the past few
months at ST. Louis. The new craft,
built by the Mcdonnell Aircraft
Corp. in collaboration with the
Nays Bureau of Aeronautics, is
known as the XHJD-1, and is pow
cred by two 450-horsepower Pratt
g. Whitney Wasp. Jr., engines, one
for each of the lifting rotors.
The 40-foot rotors turn in oppo-
site directions, making unnecessary
a tail, or torque, engine, such as
Is found on the current type OF hell
copter. The span from rotor tip
to rotor tip of the two rotors Is 81
feet
Before the end of the month test
flights will be made with 46-foot
rotors, with an overall span of 81
feet. The new ship will cruise at
more than 100 miles an hour with
useful load Of more than 5000
pounds. 1t will ny on either OF the
two engines. and either engine will
drive both rotors.
Evening star., 1946-08-28
Woman Pedestrian Fined
$40 by Bogus Policeman

Miss Lalla Gaskins. 21, Red Cross
employe Of 1886 Ontario place NV,
yesterday paid a $40 fine" to a man
who, protesting to be a traf1ic po-
liceman, charged" her with walk
ing against a red light.
Miss Gaskins was returning from
lunch when she heard a police
whistle at Eleventh and G streets
NV. A tall figure in blue informed
her she had walked against the
light and must pay the fine.
She handed over the money
agreed to go to court later, and
when she returned to her office
notified her employer of the Incl
dent. He asked II she had received
receipt for the money. Miss Cas-
kins said no and went back for one.
But the policeman" was gone.
Miss Gaskins gave description
OF the man to Policeman e. 3.
Dickerson and lookout was broad
cast.
She said she was from Windsor
N. c.. and had been here a year.
Evening star., 1946-08-28

flashed to Maryland police since the
car was headed that way. and when
it was sighted ut the road block,
the traffic light was switched to red.
As the car braked to a stop, police
rushed In from both sides.
The five Leld were listed by State
police as Francis L. Lucas, 81, of
1881 Sumner road Sc: his brother,
Theodore Lucas, "a, of 1882 Sumner
road Sc; Paul Van Hagen, 10, Of
1918 Stevens road Sc; William
Evening star., 1946-08-28
Road Blockade HuIts 5D.C.Men
In Stolen Car After HoIdup

The capture was made soon after
Pennsylvania police broadcast the
alarm. The filling station proprietor
was held up at gun point and re-
lieved Of 50, radio, and 80 pack
ages of cigarettes.
A description OF the car was
Evening star., 1946-08-28
BIuir Hiqh Dance PIonned

The Montgomery Blair High
School Student Council will sponsor
a dance from $50 to 1880 pm.
September in the school. The
faculty and alumni are invited.