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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WAIEK COOLERS, electric. new. JOHN
WATER CooLERs-Eiectric; brsnd-nsW;
for stores, shops. etc; immediate delivery.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, 514 10th st. NV.
MA SS72.
WATER HEATERS. gas prewsr. all sizes
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
JOHN @. WEBSTER. All heaters on dis
play at 627 F st. NV. Ma. 4163, WO. 2220
WET AND DRY STORAGE-All sizes; also
compressors. coils, motors. 1918 14th st.
NV, DE 1910. We service. -16
WHITE SHIRTS. size 15, mems: suits, size
3S; also extra trousers. Call MRS. JOHN
SON. HO. 0071 lie
WINDOW GUARDS Of woven wire mesh on
hand: could be used for partitions. FRED
s. GlCHNER IRON WORKS, INC, 1914
24th st. NV. -lR
WOOD MACHINES, near-new walker
Turner drill press, lathe, attachments;
1,000 feet furniture wood. Chestnut 0593.
WOODWORKING MACHINE, Psrke l2-in
Joiner; rip saw, cutoff saw. mortise. drill
press. sander. band saw, 5-h.p. motor; also
one Walker Turner radial saw. 3-h.p. mo-
tor. GENERAL INDUSTRIES CORP. 100
Jen Davis hwy. tu. 8. No. ID. Jackson
2lH4
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR sALE-Qood timothy clover mixed
hay, $25 ton, delivered; also straw for sale
VIM. J. HINES. Ashton 524l. Brinklow.
FOR SALE female sost: excellent pet
2 dozen laying hens; ducks. Call MRS.
STEPHENS, Tower 81 80. --I6
mino mare. gentle and. pretty black gsited
horse, spotted pony. mare, basket pony
cart. Western snd English saddles. brides;
hay rides by hour; 2 mules; rear 736 18th
st. Sc. -16
FARM HORSES. / horse farm wagon, good
as new. In the rear 3415 Kenilworth ave,
Md Ia
STEERS - Choice white-faced Hereford
yearlings: beautifully marked, denorned
and uniform in size. SH. 21l4, Me 1884.
-22
STOCK CATTLE-For pastrring and
Nice lot Hereford cows with
calves from purebred herd Hereford
bull; PERSON. olney, Md. Phi. Ashton
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AETNA MOVING . STORAGE CO.--Local
and long distance, No Job too large and
axe sSn. sSS YSu sma Movrkc.l Il l1o9 III. RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care Of your your
moving-dsy problems: packing, TRANSPORTS
tion and storage: many years. Of expert
enee have made us specialists in handling
sr onr h hosSshod oysh psas fs ass in ard s v
AS Florida ave. ne. Room a1e ''''
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; lieht
hauling specially. GE. 1881.
VETERAN MOvERS-Al new equipment
ealIl, al white white veteran help. CHI. 1901; ewes,
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE & scATEs,
INC, ,)-Veterans of World Wars ] and II;
moving. packing and storage. Phone 81.
2Ia!: nights; EN-. 1888. 16'
ana oss 0ps evenings nd oo Ks
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Light furniture hauling, baggage. trunk
and parcel delivery Moyins, passins
i5Ssasf pSssfE ye1sFans e. $685. Local ma2inv
Insurance: prompt service. Cali DE. sS7i. :.
day or night and Sun. Reas. rates III
EX-GI-Haulins, moving; win move your
trunk or your house: special rates to vet
Grams: JOHN GLOVER. DE. $3.50. 49,.
LIGHT MOVING JOBS-Will make de-
reasonable rates. MI, 5Q65., a0'
MOVING and general hauling; contract
that satisfy. ia, 1892. -2l
EDELMAN'S MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture rs part payment on your moving
Storage, local, long-dist. moving. ia. 1887.
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APARTMENTs WANTEp Cont. ,

PERMANEET qovernment smploye. wife,
employed daushter and 2 student sons.
10 and 2a, must have unfurn. Q or 3-bed-
FSem roe s16a ag, before sset l; up tS oSs Ssb
throysh FRIDAY. MR.. HocToR 49,
PHYSICIAN, ex-Nayy, 2 years overseas,
apires ! or b; r. apt; nv; for wife and
On. 2440 18th st. NV CO. ss41. lis
WANTED by refined G-girl and mother, !
bedrm., living rm., kit. and bath, furn. or
unfurn,, In NV. section. Csn GE. 1883
after $50 pm
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED apart
ment or house by permanent. reliable,
electroncs engineer Box 105-V, Star.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, permanent Gov
ernment employe, desires furnished or IN
furnished apartment Box 109-v. Star :
2 RELIABLE WOMEN, permanently en-
ployed in .Sena tors ofice. want ! bedrm.
or single furnished apt: prefer Northwest
or mr.. Senate. ma. 3I20, Ext as9, until
4 I'm. FIR. $500. Ext. 1I3. after 4. ---17
VETERAN with Navy Dept. desires bache-
lor apartment, vicinity 18th or Connect
YOUNG EMPLOYED coUPLE, no children,
desire furnished apartment, % rooms
nv. SILVER, Sligo 5000. sa.m.-5 pm. :
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rAYLoRCRAFT, new. 1946 (model BC-12l,
aeroplane, $4,000. JAMES LEONARD
GaithersburR, Md, Redland rd., Rt. 2.
AERONCA-Announcin the new 1916
Champion tandem trainer and Chief side
py,siae; fr Free S Sdesm91nnstrsti9ns; s9Sns Free in
FiRESTONE aircraft accessories, tires.
tubes, spark plugs, dopes, thinners, clean
ers, windshields, propellors, seat cushions,
sun glasses, sogRles. aviation caps. zippo
lighters, aeronauticsl charts, CAA man
msls;, Visit our stockroom at Beacon
Field. Alexandria, Va. SKY SUPPLY. INC.
TIE. 1895
1915 FUNK SIS cont. demonstration: fully
equipped: 40 hrs: discount, car or ship in
trade. ROGERS, CO. 1860. les
SORRY TO DISAPPOINT our many pro-
spectiye purchasers who called concernins
the best-looking Aeronca Chief in town
which we advertised last Sunday and sold
by 10 am. However. can offer To-day
delivery on new Aeronca Champion or I'M
mediate delivery on 8 good buys in used
Cubs and Aeroncas. SPRINGFIELD AIR
PORT. your friendly Aeroncs dealer. AL
S342. al
NEW DOUGLAS c-47-B airplane with new
Pratt & whitney model 100000 engines;
ideal for cargo use. Apply Box 65-V. Star
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NAVAL OFFICER desires to exchange
house in Coronado for home in Washing
ton area. Coronado house has 4 bedrooms
and 312 baths. Rental exchange desired,
Box 421 IT. Star 49,
LOEELf AILANIh, GA, HOME WI
6733 or Atlanta, DE. 1888 or MA. 1779.
81.
NV section. Tor 3-room or larger apart =
ment. Manhattan or suburban New York.
BOX 12a-X. Star 30
RENT 2 EDROOMS-Unfurnishe brick
house: 306 N. Lincoln. Arlington, Va. TO-
equivalent Berkeley, California. Call CHI
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COLORED - CUNNTNGHAMs Residence
Hall 1911 You st. nw-Double room for
-1Q
1Ith ST. N.w-we have
several rooms for reliable people; $50
to to S6 per pc TS Eeek oHsr psr person. hours am
COLoRED-5O1 Bird ST. N.w.-shars
room men only, tel. service. home priv.
Sc each. ME. 5000 -l6
18th ST. NV rm.,
share kitchen and bath: SIS wk. CO. 2967.
COLORED-901 r ST. NV, Apt. 900
For a single, middle-aged employed colored
woman: references. 81 week. Call any
cohoREbM5a5 eSshias 5l.e5 fkV1sG 7 n ST. sw.-ror
rent, ] room for | or .. 81 II.
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HOUSES UkEURNIshEp.

UNIV. PARKS rooms. 11a
baths. to responsible and permanent adult
Protestant family, parents. 80 years or
over: no children, no pets; $50. Box
3iI0 HAWTHORNE ST. N.w-Detached
brick house in fine location, consisting Of
buffers pantry. 3 BEDROOMS and 3 baths,
oil heat available July ~, 1q46. Price,
S225. Call Mrs. Grier. MA. $500 or CO
1928. BOSS IL PHELPS. 14l7 X st. NV
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

s60 RANDOLPH sT. N.W.-Girl, Protes-
tant, 30-35, to share bedroom apartment,
nosthggsst aopa must be clean, songentsi "a
OUR 5-ROoM APT. HOME. fully and
peacefully furn., for quiet, reliable couple;
no children or pets; available Aug. l.
Dec. 10: all utilities included: SI25. 81.
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COUNTRY BoARD.

ROOM AND BOARD several boys, 1914
on my farm in Powells Fort Valley. miles
east of Edinburg, Va; 2h-3 hrs drive
from Washinetor, D. c.; no smokers
health certificate required: references eX-
changed; swimming, hiking, games licensed
home. Write Box 2043, South Station,
Arlington, Va I7s
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ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE, refined, employed woman. Box
How, Star
wANTED-A washinatonian desires q room
for Ink. Address Box 106-V, Star ISs
GOVT. GIRL. 1-room, kit, bath apt or
rm with bath: prefer NV. sec, near 14th
st. car. Call Elk 3340, Ext 622, q-5 pm
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APARTMENTS UNEURNIsHEp

3-RM. IJNFURN. APT. semipvt. bath: $50
z month. Phone. DU. 1881, am. to
3 D m. 1873 st. NV. -lq
CoLORED VETERANs-We are now TAX
ing reservations for an apartment house
to be built. Two bedrooms, liv rm, di-
nette, kitchen and bath. Only 90 new
available. Built, owned and
occupied by veterans. Don't put OH until
100 late. Act now! VETERAN OPPORTU-
NlTIES INC lQlR N
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ROOMS FURhIsnEp-s.E. end s.w.

31s end ST. Sc, near Capitol and library
Large End f. front room, twin beds, z
large windows. near bath continuous hot
water; S25 mo. each; conv. transp.: 9 gen.
sis i ST. SEE doubl. rooms: eonv.
located. quiet neishborhood; laundry facili-
ties; S45-S35 Please call between and
q ON Ii 1929
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HOUSES FURk. OR UhFURh.
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

MODERN 3 ROOMS, near suitlsnd car
necessary; preference to carpenter or simi-
lar mechanic. Box 326-X. Star. -lS
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

the new Census Bldg. we offer a Aunt apt
house; all units complete with stove and
refgr., kit, din, bdrm, all tile bath, We
netian blinds. auto.-oil heat. large lot;
$500 income monthly. Mulloy, Elk s535
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

SOLDIER FATHER needs home for girl
and boy 3; town or country. Box 1O'-V,
Ster
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COAL, WOOD end FUEL OIL.
ROOMS FURkisHEp-herthwest.

SUMMER PRICES on quality fireplace wood
delivered. See before you buy. Telephone
Rnwie oQI1
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POULTRY & EGG!
AVIATION,

sHELLED YELLOW CORN for sale: 100
bags; viii deliver. 81. S377 -ln
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Evening star., 1946-08-17

sented a cake by Mrs. Charles H.
Plotner, president of the District
Society of the U. S. Daughters of
1912.
For many years Mrs. Blandy has
held unique position in the soci-
ETY., being the only real daughter
in the Washington area of War
Of 1872 veteran. Most other mem
bers of the society are granddaugh-
ters or great-granddaughters.
Related to Poe.
Her father, William r. Poe cou-
sin of the great American poet
served as a corporal in the Virginia
militia during the war that gave
this country final freedom from
England.
Born in DuQuoin, a small farm
town In Illinois, Mrs. Blandy has
lived in Washington since 1918,
when she came here to join her nus
band, serving here in the Navy.
Comparing present day life with
the times of her childhood, Mrs.
Blandy could find little to recon-
mend society of today-"but, then,
I am old now" she added.
Mrs. Blandy exhibited a keen
sense OF humor as she recalled days
when she once saw President Lin
coin on . campaign tour. I'VE
lived . simple hfe, but we always
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Kitten, Annoyed by Rooster,
Gets Last Laugh at Pet Show

There were rabbits, dogs, cats
fish, turtles, rats, mice, snails-and
even pair of cockroaches named
"Ebenezer" and "Stanislovitchoski'
which were entered, in whimsical
moment, by Raymond Ewell, assist
ant director of clubs and classes at
the club.
The excitement was increased
when a pigeon, belonging to Joseph
Adelman, 13, of lit Eighteenth street
Sc, escaped the clutches of Joseph S
younger brother, Raymond, 8, and
scared to perch on the ceiling,
refusing to come down.
He was finally persuaded" to re-
enter the contest when one of the
spectators at the contest threw a
towel at him, causing him to futter
to the floor.
The most unusual entrant, Judges
ruled, was the snail belonging to
Melvin Vaughn, II, 214 Fifteenth
street NE. The best looking, they
declared, was Jerry Schumacher
white rabbit.
Mrs. Marilyn Cawley, 2S49 Twen-
ty-eighth street Sc, recreational
director of the club, conducted the
contest.
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Safety Board Urges
Billboard Removal

Removal of the billboards on Wis
consin avenue at the District line
which state the table of Maryland
speed limits up to so miles per hour
for private vehicles, has been recon-
mended by the Montgomery County
Safety Board.
The signs, in the center parkway
on Wisconsin avenue, would be re-
moved to point beyond the busi-
ness and residential areas. The max
imum speeds are not permitted in
these areas, including Bethesda and
Chevy Chase. ase m
Because of series of traffic acci-
dents at the Jones Mill road bridge
about half mile north of East West
highway the board recommended
adequate danger signs at the ap-
proaches and an appropriation from
the county to widen the bridge and
reduce an approach curve.
Traffic laws governing bicycle and
motor scooter operation were held to
be adequate but removal of weeds,
bushes and trees causing blind inter-
sections was recommended.
The july accident report indicated
no deaths, 10 personal injuries and
so accidents in the county. ID
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Drive Pushed 10 Halt
Ticket Fixing

There will be no let-up In the
drive against traffic ticket fixing,
Prince Georges County Police Chief
Ralph Brown told mayors of various
towns in the Metropolitan Area at
d meeting last night In Hyattsyille.
| The campaign is proving slccess-
ful and county, town and State
police have been cooperating. ef-
fectively, he said. 9
Earlier in the evening, CHIEF
Brown warned fellow members OF
the Prince Georges County Kiwanis
Club at College Park he will be un-
able to fix" tickets if they run
afoul of traffic laws. He said that
since gas rationing had been re-
moved, motorists have gone crazy
and drastic steps are necessary to
get them back to sane driving.
Mayor E. Murray Cover, Hyatts-
vile, at the meeting there reported
that Representative Sasscer, Demo-
crat, of the 5th district, had given
assurance he would urge the State
Roads Commission to resurface the
Washington Baltimore boulevard tc
the District line this year.
Present plans call for this work
only from Baltimore to College Park
Another meeting of the mayors
and police will be held at 8 pm
Thursday in the County Service
Building.
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Vacancy Cited
In King George
COP Committee

A vacancy" has been declared to
exist in the King George County
(Va.) Republican Committee by vir-
tue of the fact that no organization
has existed there for some time
and members OF the party have been
called into county convention at
7:30 pm. Tuesday In the King
George County courthouse, to re-
organize.
Carl A. Marshall, Vienna, chair
man of the 9th District Republican
Committee, called the convention
to select a county chairman and
two committeeman for each voting
precinct and to take up "other busi-
ness that may seem to be of benefit
to the party"
In letter to Republicans of King
George County, he added this post
script: Memo: We will elect a
majority for the United States
House Of Representatives. and pos
sibly for the United States Senate
this fall. In 1948 we will take the
White HOUSE by = landslide"
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Girl, 9, Six Others
Hurt as Car Hits Truck
On Grain Highway

A 9-year-old girl was injured
critically and six other persons
were hurt early today when the
car in which they were riding
struck a trailer truck on the
Grain highway near Upper Marl-
boro, Md.
The girl, Joan Marie Windsor, of
Forestville, Md, is in Prince Georges
County Hospital, at Cheverly, where
it was reported she suffered a frac-
tured skull and arm and body lac
erations.
Her sister, Catherine Anne Wind
sor, 7, was cut about the head. Her
condition was reported as fair
Others treated at the hospital
were: 4!
William, ~, and Margaret Wind
sor, 25, mother and father of the
children: Mary Frances Simpson, 18
sister of Mrs. Windsor; Charles
Garner. 26, and Herman Rawlings,
both of Forestville. Their condition
was reported as not serious.
~v4l. w 'AIoool dIlo xS1loS
were released after treatment.
Prince Georges County police said
the driver of the truck stopped on
the side of the highway to change a
tire, and had placed flares ahead of
the vehicle and behind it.
Three persons were injured In ac-
cidents in the District yesterday
police reported.
Donald L. Dagenhart, 9, of 3421s
Eighth street NE, is in fair condi-
ton at Casualty Hospital with a
conclusion and multiple lacera-
tions suffered when he was struck
by a automobile in front of his
home, police reported. The driver
of the automobile was listed at
Benjamin Mills, 40, of 1922 Forty
fourth street NV.
Paul Rogers, 18, of 237 Douglas
street N E., was taken to Emergency
Hospital and released after treat
ment for head cuts when he wa.
struck by an automobile at FIT
teenth and H streets NV, police
reported. Police said the driver O.
the automobile was Henry Nc.
Dermott, 20, of 800 Davis avenue
Takoma Park, Md.
Several mailboxes were demol.
ished and taxicab driver suffered
head cuts, police said, when thu
cab went out of control rounding s
curve in the 400 block of Riggs roae
NE. and slammed into a tree ane
turned over. The driver was Lloyt
Boniface, %. of 4335 Barker stree
Sc. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital.
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had plenty to eat" she said, "and
plenty of clothes"
"Yes," her husband put in, "and
she wore good many more clothes
than the postage stamp costumes
the girls wear today. And instead
of the wonder drugs the world has
now, we used quinine, sulphur and
molasses and big jug of whiskey."
People had stronger convictions
then, too" Mrs. Blandy resumed.
when my father, who was Demo-
crat, decided to vote for Mr.. Lin
coin, for instance, he had to go to
the country store where we voted
several times before he was able to
make himself put in a Republican
vote.
when Lincoln was elected,
though, our house was Illuminated
from top to bottom with candle
light and decorations, and when he
was assassinated, drapes we're hung
about the house."
Mrs. Blandy said she has always
voted for what I thought was right.
I don't think it's right to let politics
make any difference"
Suffered in Civil War.
Her home town during the Civil
War period was in precarious posi-
ton at all times, Mrs. Blandy COM
mented:
"We were near the Mason Dixon
Line and so we often caught it from
both the North and the South. The
town once gave dinner for Union
soldiers and after they ate all we
had they shot what livestock was
still alive and called us rebels.
So when we heard any troops
were coming after that, we hid
everything in cellars"
But those were good days." she
recalled. People weren't worried
TO death about things like money.
We lived quietly and peacefully"
A life member of the Order of
the Eastern Star, Mrs. Blandy said
she was active in a number of or
ganizations until her health began
to fail. Still not confined to her
bed, she is unable to leave her home
and seldom goes from her room.
Mr.. Blandy, SO, also seldom goes
out because my eyes are 50 bad"
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Fairgrounds Report
In Prince Georqes

A total of Ais Prince Georges
County youngsters used facilities of
the Is white and 7 colored summer
Fairgrounds in the county, which
concluded their seasons this week,
1t was reported today. The average
daily attendance was 1900. G
The Fairgrounds for white chill
dren included Ager Road. BerWyn,
Bladensburg Elementary School,
Bladensburg High School, Brent
wood, Calvert Houses (day and
night; Capital Heights ca, Colmar
Manor, District Heights, Edmonston,
Forestville, Greenbelt, Hyattsville,
Lanham, Laurel, Marlboro, Mount
Rainier, Riverdale, Seat Pleasant,
Suitland, University Park and
Wildercroft.
Fairgrounds for colored children
were at Lakeland, North Brentwood,
Laurel, Bladensburg, Fairmount
Heights, Lincoln and Highland
Parks.
The summer recreation program
which was under the direction of C
Paul Barnhart, principal of the
Bladensburg High School. spon-
sored four boys and one girls soft
ball leagues. Some 1000 articles
were made among craftsmanship
group, it was revealed.
The annual play day tournament
held last Monday, was won by
Greenbelt, with University Park
placing second, and Edmonston,
third.
MIR. Barnhart was assisted by two
travelling supervisors, Charles l.
Hudson, who was in charge of sports
and Mrs. Ruth P. Keane, in charge
of arts and crafts.
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This happens every day on the
Highway Bridge. Driver of Car "B''
slowed because he was gaining on
other traffic. Car "a" could not stop
In time to avoid ramming Car "B'
and caused latter to swerve, block
ing inner traffic lane. Car &C" then
locked bumpers with Car "a" AS
they await untangling, should other
drivers blame:
i. Cars ahead of Car "B' which
prompted original showdown?
2. Car "B" for slowing down?
8. Cars "a" and "B" for following
car ahead too closely?
Answer 3 is right. Section "a of
the traffic and motor vehicle regu-
lations states:
THE driver of a motor vehicle
shall not follow another vehicle
more closely than is reasonable and
prudent, having due regard to the
speed OF such vehicle and the traf1ic
upon and condition OF the highway" !"
Evening star., 1946-08-17
Patent Office 10 Face
Separation Handicap
When Units Return

Patent Office officials today ex-
pressed the belief that the return
here in a month or so of the
agency's remaining units in Rich
mond will greatly aid its work, but
stressed that full efficiency cannot
be attained until all the units are
housed under one roof in the Com
merce Department building.
The return of the remaining units
to Washington was announced yes
terday by Secretary of Commerce
Wallace and was made possible by
the ALLEGATION to the Commerce De-
partment of space in Temporary
Building No. at the Washington
National Airport which has been
used by the Army Air Forces.
Partial Remedy.
Deputy Patent Commissioner
Thomas F, Murphy said the situ-
alton was similar to a half of loaf
of bread being better than none.
Instead of being separated by 120
miles, some Of the units will be just
3h miles apart and that's quite an
improvement" he declared.
Mr.. Murphy, however, acknowl-
edged that even the 31a miles dis
tance will result in considerable
Fhandicaps that can only be over
come when all the Patent ONCE
units are consolidated in a single
building.
Mr.. Murphy said a shuttle bus
service probably will be maintained
between the divisions in the Com
merce building and the temporary
building at the Airport for the con-
venience of patent officials and
attorneys.
Separated from Library.
One of the difficulties, even with
the transfer of the remaining units
to the temporary building, is the
fact that the examining divisions
at the airport will not have i'm
mediate access to the scientific
Patent Office library in the Com
merce Building, which is essential
to their work.
Mr.. Murphy said Patent Office
officials will survey the temporary
building Monday to determine the
best use to which 1t can be put
He said it seemed there was enough
space to take care of all the Rich
mond employees, but that officials
wanted to make certain that the
space was best utilized.
The actual consolidation Of all
the Patent Office in the Commerce
Building is expected to take place
when space in that building is re-
leased by non-Commerce Depart
men agencies. The Richmond units
are expected to return here about
September 80.
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Court Action Planned
In ArIinoton Tax Drive

Failure to answer a second sum-
mons will result in approximately
500 Arlington residents facing court
action for not having filed tax re-
turns, 1t was announced today by
Harry X. Green, commissioner of
revenue.
Telephone calls, follow-up letters
and mailed tax forms have been
employed by his Office In making
every effort to have delinquents
comply, he added.
Evening star., 1946-08-17
InfantiIe Cases Mount
10 49 in District Area

The Health Department late yes
terday reportetd two more cases
of infantile paralysis from the
Metropolitan area. bringing the
total so far this year up to 40, COM
pared to 81 at the same time last
year.
The new victims are an 11-year-
old boy from the First block OF
Sixth street Sc, and a 9-year-old
girl from Glen Echo Heights, Md,
both at Childrens Hospital.
The Washington boy brings the
cases in this city up to 6. compared
to As cases at the same date last
year.
The Maryland girl brings the cases
from nearby areas up to 43 this
year, compared to AZ last year.