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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
Baltimore
Is Baffled
By Bombing

Baltimore. Md. Nov. :.-l',--
a steady procession rT detectives
and uniformed policemen Datroilcd
the Baltimore waterfront today III
an intensive search for the 'Mclotor
cocktail house in which four mcrch-
ant marine SCamcn los; their lives
and five others were injured.
Police Commissioners Atkins. as
Stunning personal direction OF round
up of every Waterfront. character
with whom we have ever had any
trouble" described the blast as 'Onc
Of the worst crimes IN ;hc history
of the city
Throughout the night. detectives
troopcd into eastern disiric; police
static MS with constant stream Of
suspects. most of whom wcrc qucS-
toned and released.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
More Seed Ready
For Hybrid Corn
Acres Next Year

College Station. Raleigh. Nov. l.
Adapted corn hybrid seed for about
100000 acres or more will be avail
able to North Carolina growers next
year, say agrOnOmists of the Exten-
sion Service and the Agricultural
Experiment Station al State COL
lcgc,
With only small supply of seed
&Vaiiablc. average corn yields i'm
The State have jumped about five
bushels per acre during tho last two
years, as compared with the ten
year average. Some farmers, who
produced relatively large yields on
good land. have obtained gains of 30
bushels of corn per acre through the
USc of adapted hybrid seed.
Figuring on the minimum gain of
only bushels per acre. the 500, 900
acres 10 be planted i'm hybrids next
year should bring Tar Heel growers
an extra 100000 bushels Of corn
al cost of only 30 cents bushcl.
because seed for an acre costs about
81 so.
Where the farmer gets gain Of
20 bushels per acre from hybrid
seed, with the same labor and fer
Glizcr, and at cost of 81 so for the
new seed. tho extra corn in the field
is produced at cost of only 5
cents bushcl
a new yellow corn hybrid, N. C..
26. has been introduced and the
largest supply of available seed
mex, year will be of this strain. In
Agricultural Experiment Station
tests. reported in the Sixty Eighth
Annual Report of the Station. this
hybrid gave an increase of 40 per
. cent in yields over the checks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
OXFORD BOY HEADS
FRESHMEN AT ECTC

Grccrvillc. Nov. l--FrcsGmCn u
East Carolina Teachers College hav.
chosen :hCir officers tor lniG-l94,
and will have as their president FOR
The school year John G. currin OF
O%fcrd.
Other Officers arc William Kit.
troll % Wirt"rvillc. vice dresden;
Janc Smith Of Newport Ncvs. Va.
secretary: Sidney Riddicl; OF vii.
l7rstGn. treasurer. Jack Davis oi
kins.on. rCrrcscrtrtivc ~ TIC stu.
lent cu'r~il: and Mrra Iiw' o.
Startorshurg and Ebert Fearing {
Eli2nhC'h City. reporters.
The freshmen. with Neil Battle q
Rocky Mount. president Of The JUNO
cl1ge. rs ad"isDi. S~cr; much Of IN,
rast week nominating. campaigning
for. and clcc;ing their officers.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
Fire RACES
In Ahoskie

AhOSk:c. Nov. l.--WJ-Firc e I'M
determined origin swept through TIC
thrce-story brick warehouse ans Of
ficc building Of the EarnCS-Sawycr
Grocery Company here carly today.
Fire CHIEF Earl \. Williamson
said the fire must have been smould-
ering in the heavily packed ware
house fer several hours bcfor" II
was discovered. He said IL apparent
~ started on the third floor. where
paints were stored. The building and
all the goods stored there was COM
plete loss.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
100, 600 Communist
Troops Bottled Up
By Chinese Army

~ lining, Nov. - An cS-
timatch 100000 crarT; Chinese
Communist trn0pS were reported
cut off today by government
enforcement OF tho big North
China FORT cf ChcfOU, where 4
violent Hattie raced in The
streets. ~ sore ucril from tliis
assault on their rinuntIin strong
hold. th2 COMMUNISTS nasscd
thousands of troops in live
ShantunE peninsula pOr.s east
End west of ChcrGo, presumably
TO try to break through 10 The
garrison.
Pro government DISPATCHES
said they Wtr" i:sec:.,bliro 1t
the Cnc-iimc British port forty
miles cast of (hcfo0.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
Cherry Trees At
Capital and Roses
Put Out Blossoms

Washington. Nov. l. =
The CaritDrs famous cherry
trees popped forth surprise bios
SONS and roses bIaomcd along
the Potomac today after record
two-day heat wave that saw the
mercury reach 81 degrees. Yes
terday'S mark was the highest
for the time of wear since the
weather bureau BEGAN keeping
records back i'll 1871.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
MODERATE GAIN IN
STOCK RECOVERIES

New York. Nov. l.-.i',-Th"
stock market today extended lis re-
covCry by fractions 10 point or
Sc H. early transactions.
Ahcad ~ a. i1irly active o.cninr
were Gcncia al icciric Dcuaia. Air
raft. Southcrm Pacific. America
Smelling and = s. rrabc:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
COTTON ADVANCES
TO HIGHER LEVELS

New York. Nov. 1.-(AP)-
Cotton futures ornr"d So To $40
bale higher. Cotton futures
prices were S5.35 to Sc +, bale
higher than the previous close.
December $50, March 3l.20
and MAY 1907.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-01
Weather
FOR NORTH CAROLINA

EGrtly tic;dv and continued
wsrn. except mostly cloudy
with sl,rwrts I'D rcnl-r over
rc"'ic,st pn-tior toright and
over east portion Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Gas Company
regarding
changeover to
Natural Gas
As shown on the map the
territory has been divided
into l3 districts numbered
from 80 through 90.

This schedule is an esti.
mate and every effort will
be made to complete the
districts within the period
shown. In some cases, it
may be necessary to vary
this schedule by a. few
days. However, you will
be notified approximate
ly one week, and then
again two days, prior to
the actual changeover of
the appliances in your
home. In each instance.
you will be furnished with
complete information for
operation of the appli.
ances during the change.
over period.
For additional informa.
ton call WArfield 1912
or WArfield 1918.
111 AK
Evening star., 1946-05-10
William ). Reeves, 66,
Former Garden Chief
AT White House, Dies

William S. Reeves, sc, garden fore
man and floral decorations super
visor at the White House for nearly
AZ years, died yesterday at his home,
1886 Rittenhouse street NV. He
had been Ill since his retirement
in March of last year.
A native Of Washington, Mr..
Reeves attended public schools and
old Business High School here be-
fore assignment to the White House
during the Theodore Roosevelt ad-
ministration.
His widow, Mrs Ruth C. Reeves,
said he frequently recalled con-
facts with Presidents. In 1899, he
escorted the King and Queen of
England through the gardens. Be-
sides his widow, he is survived b.
a 5-year-old son, William S. Reeves,
jr: three stepchildren, Ruth, Dolores
and Robert Simmons, and three sis
terS, Mrs William Osborn of New
York City and Mrs. Ernest H. Elliot
1lIll 4N1l NIdDC4 SOh, DoIll VI w dS1l-
ington.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow at his home, with
the Rev. Henry B. Wooding officiat-
ing. Burial will be at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
A bouquet of Mr. Reeves favorite
flowers, from the White House
gardens, will be sent for the funeral
by President and Mrs. Truman.
White House police will form
guard of honor and pail bearers
will be gardeners who were employed
under Mr.. Reeves for many years.
They include Robert M. Redmond.
who succeeded Mr.. Reeves; George
D. Talbert, Charles H Shepherd,
Edward c. Sullivan, Bert E. Smice
and John E. HiSer.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Gen. Student Is Given
Five-Yeur Sentence
BY the kssocioted Press

LUENEBURG, Germany, May 10.
"A British military tribunal SEN
fenced German Gen. Kurt Student
to five years Imprisonment today
for his responsibility in the shooting
of British prisoners of war during
the airborne invasion of Crete.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

Michigan Telephone Employees As
sociation and the company said
they had signed new contract terms
late last night after a day-long
negotiating session.
The settlement agreement pro-
vides for withdrawal of a COM
pany security" provision and grant,
ing of the dues checkoff.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Big Flies 10 39,36O Feet
With $4,000 Lbs. Of Bombs
BY the Associuted Press

MANILA, May 10.-Eight Air
Force Super Fortress flew up to
80 800 feet with a load of more than
$4,000 pounds of bombs over Guam
May 7, to break the worlds altitude
record for land planes in the 10000
Kilograms (22,046 pounds class,
headquarters of Army Air Forces
in the Pacific announced today.
The previous record was 3,759
feet set in 1898 by Karlheinz Kin
dermann, German.
The B-29 was piloted by Capt
Arthur A. Pearson, Tucson. Ariz.
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Michigan Phone Tieup
Averted by Agreement
BY the kssoeioted Press

DETROIT, May 10.-A threatened
walkout of 5000 Michigan Bell Tel
ephone Co. operators and clerical
workers in Detroit yesterday was
averted as company and union
reached agreement on several dis
puted issues.
Spokesman for the independent
Evening star., 1946-05-10
Nigel Bruce's Daughter
To Divorce jay Gould
By the Associated Press

LOS ANGELES. May 10-Jenni-
fer Gould, 20, daughter of Nigel
Bruce. the screen actor is asking a
divorce from Jay Gould III, grand
son of the late railroad magnate.
She charged the 25-year-old Gould
with cruelty, and asked custody of
their 3-month-old son, Bruce Jay.
They were married in 1914.
Evening star., 1946-05-10

Buy on Seors Eosy Terms
SturdiIy built of pIywood, in
olive drob color. Made with
lift-out troy, Slides eosjIy
under. the bed or cot. Grand
for students or compinq.
Metal bound for additional
strength.
Sears Wisconsin, Bld6ensburp
and Arlington.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
MOTORCYCLES.

MOTORCYCLES WINTERIZED - Trained
mechanics give prompt expert service on
brakes checked, new tires, windshields and
leg shields installed; all makes and mod
els repsired; all % work guaranteed; the ne
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Oil 9th
st. NV. RE. O911.
FRANCIs-BARNETT MERLINs. 125 &C.
cycle ready for immediate delivery. A. j. s..
Ariel, Triumph, Matchless and Norton,
BRsH 2a fe SSe HG ssns sHf n0ass a o s0ea
St NV. RE. 5073. .
HARLEY DAVIDSON 81. 1912. completely
oyerhauled. Call D1. 36ss day. IgR.
passed D. C. inspec-
HARLEY E y 81 good ssT sonditi0n, Sa sl2s Sun
!sRtE dsaas ssepT .hs easn S1c john hh5SE
sTuiDESTs. Isi Why worry dad for the carl
and your transportation problem is s9iyed
CYCLE CENTER, 9I2 9TH st. NV. Phone
CfsHMAN 1s4B motor skooter practically
new: 2-speed transmission; tandem seats.
sxGsilegt e9ndt.ion ALex aG 3134 sbs NO IL bss
offer ll5 RIttenhouSe st. NV. RA. ~ D
INDIAN SCOUT, 1s45, 5000 actual mile.
age, excellent Condltlon. Can LIZ. ~ -.
MOTOR BIKE. 1912 Servi-Cycle. motor
overhauled, 8 speeds. 100 miles per cal
ion, si95, EM 72i6. ,s,u can. sas6,s
bag F. IL r. crash bars new paint Job,
generator and battery recently overhaulsd
sA MoToR sbs"s SCOOTER, cushman stake deliv-
cry almost new. $500. Apply Monday
after pm. 1871 N. II, ave, APT. do4
MOTORCYCLE. Harley Davidson. 1870
new paint. good condition., Buddy seat.
saddle bags Sligo 1897. SH. 9bo3.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.


MOTOR, ls4l De Soto, brand-new. lis'
price; Gall ia. don3: .r.s s,oo,
SPOTLIGHT new; never Installed, s1oS
cTsiHiMAS tf0siiM HscoaoSTrER, 4-hp.. perfect con
diton; Sl.5. EN-. 5939 after pm.
BODY AND FENDER WORK; reasonable
%ffk nhRxE aug "a p5enn peestar
between o and P. of OF North Capitol
chDilLAc owNERs-veteran has ex
pert mechanics 20 repair your car. Dfiv,
in for immediate guaranteed work Pslns
ing; body AND fender M gerk. WILLARD1s 3 3
BODY. fa ~ FENDER AND RADIAToR-Escel
prsed sfs xO5H "a AVE- ssGyfs
one # rAsKAn9 1sS engine a sSnD rssq
$275. Packard cast iron cylinder heads
cover, Sis: l-ls32 Chevrolet cylinder head
an and .ss4 tssas%1ssi9n Ms 4nae sELLVlEw GARAGE
NEw-TYPE TIRE REcAPPING by the Den.
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: z;
hour service: eIeesric-treated sections II
capped df a ARcADs f Fes CO.. sR Wash
inRton's, Largest Pontiac Dealer, l431
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. ef1icient
AuTo LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de.
livery. new shipment Just arrived, the
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour.
ins: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
43T Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
CAR REFINISHED-Now is the time to
have your car reinished by master paint
ers in one of Washington's largest modern
automobile plants. Prewar quality pain,
now available; Stop in for I 4, free estimate
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION. We
have Just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also fit other models of General Motors
cars Prompt and neat Installation q
desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO. l437
Irving St II W., AID. $500.
BULLDOZER, T-2U International crawlel
tractor complete with Gar Wood trail
builder blade. in excellent condition. ready
TO go; privately owned. Can be seen at
Paving Supply & Equipment Co. For In
tormalton call Chestnut s217.
also have for sale t3i 1i.ooxi,i. perfect
side walls. smooth tread, WA. s61g.
NEW TIRES lO.U0X20 Firestone tires
IL 9:ouX:o Firestone tires. 6l7 Eye ST
TWO SPEED REAR for Ia or . ton truck
good condition. 6l1 Eye ST. NV.
SLEEPER CAB for Chevrolet truck. ol1
Eye ST. NV
Evening star., 1946-11-03
MONEY 70 LOAN.

HOME LOANs--Low monthly payments
aSsanE Rr rppEs p5hsps atfSsss aad LoAS sSsS
ASSOC; s1o 18th s. NV o1L n 2s7S; =,
safl sad eSoLssSIi coLoSIAL INVESTMENT CO. sIss
9th st. NV RE ssbn ,o.xs =, xo.,
estate in D. C.. Md. and Va, MR.. DRAIs-
NER, 14O4 L st: NV. MA; 1926.
d. C., Md. and Va. Prompt service at low
est rates. From $500 to $1,000. LUIS
TINE g. BERENTER. 1129 Vermont ave.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes, d. c., nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates; NATIoNAiI
MORTGAGE & INvEsTMENT CORP" 1912
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates; nearby Maryland
Can Co.; s65 i l5t6;i i1,;,SA; IL; sQS.. @ ,,,. ona
trust notes on D. c., Md. and Va. house!
and arms. FULTON R. GORDON. 142i
Eye st NV. DI. $3.50 until IN
Evening star., 1946-11-03

John Q. sehorr. @ 20, l. !. and M. ~ M.rs.rst N
Judy I. Adams, 23, 1854 Massachusetts
Donald &" g. Graham. q, St; Louis, Mo: ana
Joseph A. Meyer, a., and Helen P. H. Daw-
son 4 beth ats Of sS14 sth d.nh. se R and
cl.zdfn .nd Mary q EiAs Collier. H. e. II sss { mi
"id snd MarsaTst "a !. studsf, a. Montross'
.%fs s 1 Ssss. gssss g. Fl 44o4 Assspssa sss s nv. and
Samuel f s. steWart war; S. and and Bestric. Howe,
A., both ot Alexandra. ~ ua
A- Jolrne N. Bowman, Is, s64 shepherd
Robert F. Burke. 70, Emhurst; IL, and
Mary v. Gerhard 49, 1897 Spring ro
Thomas A. Grimm. 81. 2l7 r. st. NV. and
a5es ssse psya4sn sips9a = syeT sfs sprns
Kathleen W. Eddings. %. 1901 Argonne
Houston 6 Gs.E,sr az e. esas s6:'e aa,m, ys MI snf
Mary aa' NV W. Leslie 80 So0' ADAMS MIL
Lawrence " D. Freeman, 2e. 1877 1vanhos
Hswsns. e. sw. END and Jusnita A. Lowe q
aeorse z. REYNOLDS, tr, 20. Bethesda
and Gladys e. Nelson, 22, Minneapolis
MINI.
Melvin Newman, 90. 900 9th st: Sc.
and Margaret E. lawson. 21, 1891 Isl
Alexander McVeigh. 40, and Mozelle West
40. both Of Richmond. Va:
Mass, and Lola F. Burkhart, 22, 900
10th st. Sc.
seS@GTf sls2n %. fssR'0an both Of eos srd i s.
Phillip r. Mccartney, 81, and Marie
Hermann, 40. both Of 2l2l H St Nv
Herman M Brown. %, Wichita, kans.
and Audra Lockinger, 2l. 1884 Massa-
ChuSettS ave. NV.
Luis A Montalvo %, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
TRAILERS.

FOR OUTDoORSMEN, vacations use the
Higgins Camp Trailer: sleeps four: S5sH;
now on display. FRANKHAUsER, GE.
i HIGHWAY TRAILER. IS IT., good con-
dition, $1,000. JOHN IL. ROSNER. Shady
TRAILER, two wheel, with rack and
canopy; soft. steel body; Ford, Sl7o GIL.
TRAILER. 20 foot 1ndian); excellent
shape, fully equipped sleeps four. Sl,4oO.
TKA.k .Ia eo sms 0es3e2
electric and gas stoves. icebox. ventils-
tors and handy kitchen: sleeps 3 or a;
see Sunday only at Sinclair Gas stesieen' gie'
fslsalf fRAifRNeW l0E nas 4s prvate owner
g. pm issPs fSRE SAN sPfFSd SEX sFA
shS sEw bssnni and Usfb fd house trailer. on y
Painting G'n and s repair es serviee; also aces;
TRi Her SALES, Route i. Berwyn. Md.
SPARTAN. the aluminium aircraft-con
liyeries being made. BOULEVARD TRAILER
CASH Aa + FOR your TRAILER-1t you wish
p2se G st bSone hSYfe MR 5fs5 R5 o
HousE TsAILEss for immediate delivery
HONEST DAN. "The Trailer Man" ers-
burg, Va. One of Americas LARGEST trailer
ready for immediate delivery, the largest
America. New 1876 Alma, - it.: new
e new 1stG : sesrtan s5 a.a g.; = nsx Iiad5 i1.
ft oeS f e It
new 1916 Silver Fleet. 20. #. All are
completely, furnished and fully equipped
nna immediate han' delivery irS These traiIers may
sS fs ddsn bsnde n @f in M Pan months ons
We maintain our own transport delivery
service. We viii call for and deliver trail
sonded srsers IN servee
write, phone. Petersburg -"l97, Honest
pan The Trailer Man" Petersburg, Va,
Carry ALL CAMPERs-New. sleeps 4;
has ice box Tt stoys sIorsse 3T1 eompartments
Yer above M " soasa s bfldse A enter ith and
LUGGAGE fRaiLER-slS4G high speed
ies s fremont sea Gardens ssr
Falls Church 1s3l-J.
UTILITY TRAILER, 1916, heavy duty, s
#. by it., body closed in with marine ss-
in. plywoodi 4 it. high; good tires; $3.50
Call SH. 1907. 3
NATIONAL, 1942, 23-ft., excellent condi-
ton. Ancient Oaks Court. Falls Church
Va. Falls Church 2134-W. NUNGESsER
TRAILER, platform body. complete with
tires. $50. 201S Eye st. NV. 8
TRAILER, 19-ft., 1912. Schult, sleeps
four; bedroom. kit -dinette; excel. cond
Located at Jones trailer park. Washington
Baltimore blvd. +
HOUSE TRAILER, standard. large: built
in bed to accommodate family with :!
small children; heating and cooking stove
auire auir e BEANpY's TRAILER coURT. be-
yond Naval Hospital, in Bethesda, Md
Fourth trailer on right side of road COM
ing into camp. Call at Blandy'S Trailer
Court before pm. II
LUGGAGE TRAILER, worth $3.50 to any
one in need of well-built trailer: detach-
able sideboards, spare tire and hitch; will
sell for $3.50. CHI 1851.
SCHULT 1941, 23 feet long: in excellent
condition Here's ,,1 nice s1r1 5EalsE 9p At zt5
VILLAGE, $500 Marlboro pike Sc. Hill
side, Md.
TRAILER RENTALS-Rent all-steel utility
trailer, stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers, by day or longer: rental hours. 8 to
s: closed SUNDAYS, PICK w trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO.. 1880 Wisconsin ave. WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
AUCTION SALES.
rrIHnIIn

ADAM A. WEsCHLER g. SON. Apctioneers
Gold ana costume 5eweiry' sin smah arinas aaone
pendants, sompaets, wallets ale etc BY ras sus.
day. November s, 3 pm, BY order Robert
C. Handwerk, administrator estate Viola
L. Turgeau: and other sources. =
ADAM A, WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Auction sele of dwelling house. No.
11la Eye st. se BY BY, virtue Of the owner irnn
of the premises, on Thursday. November
94s At oclof6 heih, pbm Pm wtat the s1s9ye ssss
front on Eve st. OF original Lot 3 tassessed
as Lot 500 in Square 9s5i Terms &C Of I
Sale: $3.50 cash DEPOSIT REQUIRED at time
paid in cash within sixty days from date
OF sale, else the deposit shall stand for
feited to owner as liquidated damages
because of such default Purchaser to
have q good and unencumbered record
title subject only to the monthly tenancy.
Purchaser to pay cost Of examination OF
title. conveyancmg and revenue stamps
on deed. ADAM A. WESCHLER g. SON.
AuctioIeers mol "a 4,0tS,ll,l3
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Courses in Seumunship
Will Stort Friday

Courses in seamanship, plotting
and small boat handling will be Of
fered with charge to youths between
the ages of II and 20 starting Friday
at the Capital Yacht Club.
Weekly classes, which begin at
7:3O pm, are under the supervision
of Frederick Tip, head of the CO.
rinthian Yacht Club Sea Scouts. The
Capital Yacht Club is at 1920 Maine
avenue SW.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Joseph Mex; Thomas, .2S; $50 seth q:
ne, and Dolores B. Hill H. $40 bsth
Albert p. Brown. 81. 1lo2 9Th st. NV.
and Letha NJ williamson. s6, $50 b2nd
aaa'i snd hiian. IL ?. Duvsl. ~ PittsSursh::
william n. Hawkins. 1s; asl est sv.. and
o.fss H.in' .s. sS5;S S.s it, ~ :, and
Sfsal po4otsy f''s5ssa dsson rs. 8sn s5s Mar,lsns
Ss9sa; '. " &n.ss!: aSs s'',s 81 i5s, iss
u; iss Tglf' s+;.at IT, e. r. fs' ss9ss ssss = rsas:
Daniel nj ? 9. 9. Stephenson, ag, Anrisr. n. c.
'GTfs Iilfan STnea. S4nas' ~ % e! eeis ana
rdss5 ssa s.ssa Calm. Z Hun Ii G q TssFf EsSs irwin. 1t 8:
Carl r Cochran, ir., ,1s, Houston. Tex.
and Eleanor NJ, Shank, 10. 1s1 Forester
oeorss 4. Loikow, AZ, Long Island City,
n Y. and Frances W. Darby 3d. 1901
roEs Hi5o,s; q, RivsrssIs sss . Nd; :. and
Harold N. Dunn; 80 anf,,,ar. snd Elizabeth NJ
Issued At Rockville.
"sM suzanne Morssil, IS, csszy Chase. Ma.
roe, AZ. botf q washinston. ,u.
George g ' Z. MASSEY. 20. and Helen L. Miller.
20. both Of Washinston.
Nd, and Pauline Hutchison, ~, Wash
Maurice K. Shoemaker. 90. grookmons
and Ruth NJ Fogle, 90. Washington.
oeorse r. Hays, IS. and Merle Ward, 70.
both of Washington.
PaSi Psvi, s so, 26 ot aRd seookmn1e Marjorie C.
Jerry ' NJ Kelley, y; silver Spring, and
aesrs. slss' n. 'aafI asii =, sns virsinia n.
LeSn e. eonsn M g. sSh and 9 Hesn Z sou
James l; Webster, % Plainyille. Conn.
and Elizabeth J. Wood 25' 1skoms
Phillip O. Ferguson. 23. Bethesda, and
Mozelle 4a N cTqtchisId as. 1s Roekviii. INA
Bessie Hajek: 90 washington; .
Jose Flores. o. and Vivian Febrey, 49,
both Of Wsshinston. ~ -.
Gloria Klinplovs. 80, Washington.
Mscsry IL wot4, 0oth Of AjtSaneFs eIis: nsaxn Y,
Md, and Caroline J. Green, 90. Wash.
s:si P'sy ssn 81 g. VI Ws.s..n ss,, Lou Bur-
znns l. As.se "a 1s1anass ana
Man, s's 3 erss st. ReS wst haven pi ana
and Marion Fsrsuson. 26, Silver spginI:
Dayid Il Pssle ss kgiX wssh,4ston and Ruby
Clifton l., Harden, a, and Lorsns orthhns
- 46, both Of washington.
/ Thomas J. FITZGERALD. 81, and MAry pcs'
hot nf
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Deaths Reported

William j. Tucker. !6 1850 Talbert 9. -
Dsisv G Gamble, -, l32ab Gallatin St.
Ernestine Won Furth, 80, ,i1a Van sures
st. a
Cathar!ne McKenna, 63. 4a4 r st.
Walter Grimm. 54, 331 9th st: sc.
Albert F. Niedomanski, 81, Silver sprins'
Emmett L. Crouch so, 1901 Brentwood
Mary / Lucas. 46. 3435 Brown St
John j. Buckley, 36. Arlington. Va.
Mark Odell 80, Arlington, Va.
Marion Lind. 80. Arlington, Va.
Mary Griffen. "a, go H ST. ne.
Edward j. johnson, so, 1921 9Th st.
Lena v. Brock, SO; l1o4 21st St.
Amanda Patterson, "a, 9l7 4th st.
Odessa Butler. 40, 1889 sth st.
Edward Johnson, AZ, 1871 First st. sc.
Stanley Turner. SO, 1908 North Capitol.
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TRAlLERS tcont.)

NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
sale, complete line of trailer parts and ac-
cessories: visit out new display rooms
and stock depts: new home appliances ar
rlving daily AMERICAN TRAILER co,
INC, 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO, 1921
HOUSE TRAILER-25-ft. Howard all
steel; excellent l5x75o eight.ply tires;
electric brakes. full length porch floor ana
awning: newly painted: completely re-
tarnshed; sleeps four' M PRICED o,, for imms- mns
NELLY. Hillside Trailer Village. 5000
Marlboro road Sc. -
brakes, new tires; 81 800. Call Sat. Or
sun, 10 a;m,-5 pm; sH; o9lb. s ,,;sn
1912 PLATT 25-foot, excellent CONDITION.
Village. Alex, Va. 81
Factory TRAILER, 1s-ft: good sondi-
tion and good tires 500. Iowa st, Wash
tns,9p y .q - Trailer Camp DI; ssss, ,sxa :,
1910 PALACE HousE trailer. iS-tt.; ex.
eellent condition; ideal for 2 ADULTS s,a and 4
ave, Takoma Park Md SH. 1894.
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FARMS WANTED.

RENT SMALL FARM. up 10 80 tillaols
acres, livable house. within 80 miles D. c
RE 4l4o, Ext. 1926 weekdays S:3o-5 OF
write Box 36s-R. Star. o. ,c
WANTED. Virginia farmland within ~
miles D c.: 6n-lu0 acres, with. without
buildings; must be reasonable, Fans
Church 90a-J-I after u pm Sat. g
FARM HOUSE. furnished or unfurnisneo
near transp and with modern conven-
fences. Box 245-T. Star. 3
FARM within l5 mi. White House; rms
or over: 3 or more acres: not over aoout
Sl5 600 WI 1910