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Evening star., 1946-06-09
Red Cross Official Retires
After p Years Service

Mrs. Elsie Snow Dugan, of 20O1
Sixteenth street NV, retired from
the American Red Cross Friday
after more than 20 years Of service
with the department of accounting
at national headquarters here.
Mrs. Dugan was in charge OF gen.
eral bookkeeping at the department,
which includes supervision of finan-
cial activities of the Red Cross all
over the world. She began duty
with the department on May 3, 1917.
More than 100 co-workers paid
tribute to her service at a gathering
at headquarters Friday James
K. McClintock, vice chairman in
charge of finance, spoke. Mrs. Du-
gan received gifts including $500 in
savings bonds. Maj. c. D. Peters
presented to her a silver pin for
faithful service" on behalf of
War Department auditing team as
Evening star., 1946-06-09
rRAILERs.

FOR SALE-New 1916 de luxe trailer
SsIi esishersSuls n is. se0' ask for n Mss Mss
ALE,sTEEL TRAILER for hauling boat
building material, ETC.; long, heavily cross
1Esssd sse inside @ cstn s ssH bed
fSs yfREuSiSf triiiS fd{ s.: At
5i,es Price; new body. rR, 1916. 40 O. =
built IN with hitch; 500. 5s51 Branch
fRAlLEK, 9ton ssat. exsslsnt ss condition; .lec-
tric brakes: truck tires. 13 Duvall St..
sS1tlanst Sssl ScE Nj house. TRAILER, metal .x.
SfW LAM APP USE USED hSus. s5a,ls.s on II to
Painting Pain. .ns Re repair ssIyiss; sisS sssss
TEiA4ER Tsi LEE SALES tdaS Route l. servyn. Nd
NEW NEW AND USED HOUSE TRALERs for
fv Sit Grsnt and stake model
tralers: eonvenient terms eaRi' Rental serVee aae
and qepsiF for ali Of cHse
following sor seds Stoves y Vene
s:;s sns asass fstfsss Sgsk AS
traer tor oe CASH as ca Mr. Ladd m de
FR1 tai e sest Re Res.15 1850 'Eifs VS.
ixcToRY-B so-ft-, Sleeps p'. !, refin- I'M:
acHsE s esie fRA1LER, f ssa Coy Coach. complete;
sf Sod Hs'fs sIaasR 5sRR'sS aSs '
fd5fi fa3fT Tr.,1., r.ATT, LIKE like new; J. H THOMAS,
node deamP Srsh Dsnesd Md through
oQt: very attractive; sleeps 4 excel cond
s4.fr. a4Effi Sfalo5U HOUSE rRA1LER-May be seen
drive drive, Spring Spring Bank Trailer Park, Rich
ton HsiDE rRA1EGR Il lGas vIHaE RfTlses 1920 ssoo
EGGsa&E nse!SSl&& Il EkAiLER brand new Axe body,
fannnr 1885, 'raf aof5 boSess sSSe sFs
NEW 1916 RoY-CRAFT house trailer;
H. Hon,d3Eras my! mahogany throughout. Canary
rif Hvy hre. 1eos ussd Ma oue
r new fas hfe. asRns sear
seStb 70 Q, 9Ien A Iheate on No. hsy
TTKxiLSIk' lussass. 2-wheel. good tires.
s. sg "a vss: ss s:; sss *:
FOR RENT-5-ft. m. eft, 2-wheel au-
types. hour. day or week: complete with
hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO. 3a03 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va. Gil. $500
COVERED WAGON trailer. $500. Near
Laundry house. WASHINGTON Tourist Court,
SCHULZ LUXURY LINER, rooms and
lavatory. sleeps four; has never been used.
Phone FIR. 1925. %
WEsTCRAFT. 25'. tandem wheels; bottled
gas stove and heater: mahogany interior:
must sell. Evelyn Inn Tourist Court, 3 mi.
south OF Alexandria, on route No. /. g.
TRAILER SERvICE-John's Trailer Shop
is now open to serve the trailerite with a
fully equipped. shop and machinery for
every phase Of work; painting, paneling,
brakes. hot-water system, heater repair,
remodelins and special shelves as per your
design. Is your radio out of order? Bring
1t in. Our radio dept. is ready to serve
you or build set to your specification
Yes, this is shop to serve you satisfac-
torily and reasonably. Just call Tower
1886. Berwyn, Md, or come and see us
At Cheeryhill Trailer Camp. 3
IRA IRAIER. = I946 Alma 25.ft., almost new;
used months. Temple 2296. See at Tenn
pie Trailer VILLAGE. Alexandria Va as
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUToCAR tractor, 5-ton 1888 2-TR, will
sell for low ceiling; cash. 71O r. l. ave.
GHc TRUCK, 1910. van body, feet
wide, IA feet long, 6 feet 6 inches high
In first.class condition. S1.7o0. See Mr.
German, UL1NE ICE CO., 3rd and M SITS.
194s dump truck, hy-
repairs; priced under low ceiling; viii
finance with $500 down payment AUTO
E6@R M61MEY S9icl G1i 18th and and < sts. NV. -
body: $394: oPA ceiling. HERSoN'S AUTo
= &uAII ArPLIIANGE ~ nc GO. ~ st. NV, .
Indian Head sGasi''4P &a Phen. !9SF
sSRsa soo lsis sa {ss sis4
FORD 1941 l,ton panel truck; new motor.
new tires: will sell for cash Or trade for
a9S ssaetor ca ods e. 90 1884 g.
trailer. io.00x2o tires. i941
BOX. .4s. woodbridge. va. 1s mi. south
fasa NThRNATloNN9aL N9 modei nishYiaE g5
ton. truck. used for fuel oil delivery,
equipped with 1.20O-sal. tank; motor in
K-a 1a41 q ton ca
ooacity, good condition. TR. 3679 after
rkxpE CHEVROLET pickup, Al all over,
for light car. 1908 o5th st. NV.
E0hD 1888 panel truck. rood condition.
Rear 446 NJ st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcon,.)

CHEvRoLET truck, 1885. ton and . hall
e. ils1 sist st: 81. 81. oifS. - 0o1N Hs
type, with center aisle; 75-inch head rm.;
shanieal, condition, good appearance. Price
MOTOR CO.. 7725 wis. ave. WI. 1855.
ssoandditlon' e new tires; within oPS. Locust
! AUTOCARS. 6-yd. dump trucks: I'D
127. Good for coal gravel. garbage, etc.
One 1O-wheel, -2h-ton dMc: staked.
9ns ns Aa.Gsa1 .son s5asea Satea ehevFeIa ss nSIdy
RICE MOTORS, 1900 Bladensburg I'd
ne. Easy terms. Closed Sundays. ii
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs by Central Mo-
tor Co., authorized GMC truck dealer.
1886 International ia tons. $3.50. '''
Dumps-1941 International KS 5, 1912
moGsi TfSetSFI}$9s IS 5ss Chevrolet; 1912 White
Az brakes i941 Federal, 3 tons.
yans-l942 GMC. 2k tons.
air platform. Air brakes. $500 under
Rogers lowboy-45 ton.
Pole line trucks, one Ford, one GMC
complete with booms;
new Van sasS SSdss 6 ssSd r. long, insulated
fas MoTos soH Co. osfls Sis ss 1es hwy
Arlington: Va. Daily and Saturdays, to g.;
4eadS 10 & 9u 2 9oas S eSs ok o5S
Key Bridge turn right at circle onto, Lee
hwy. CRoute 2I1 or 29). drive Ia miles.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

BARGAINS in farms and country homes
Good 7-room stone house in small town,
bath, town water, electric lights. > fire
$500; terms.
One acre. with nice old house in excel
a saad oRefs shad sfsnd
ries, poultry houses. Stables, etc; located
miles ae to aan fsoaa toWn pre
S4,750; terms.
Five acres. good Groom house: e,ss-
Loudoun County. Va, Ia hours drive
Goo Good g.; 6,rSom Sg house, water and slss-
sS on ea nssF ase seres sa q sna
as miles D: G.; price. $3.50: terms.
brick house, rooms. freplaces, electric- &c.
ity in l1 hogse aG. barn and other outouilangs;
room. fireplace, beautiful srounds: on bus
route, a !, miles mile D: C.; quick possession;
late; it's q beautiful wooded tract. con;
SsnE Of St esa
eRSf dens rssase oom and
ae sPss ne supplied III pur Sy
cook stove, 2 heating stoves. COW stable,
ant surroundings; located on good gravel
road only 2H miles from Route No. 50. g
miles from D.. c.; price, $8.750: S1,2OC
cash. S55 month.
For GI homesite. choice building lot
in the, vicinity Of Mclean. Va, l block on
main highway, IL miles D. c., good COM
ping center: price. $1,000; S25 down, SIC
month.
bluegrass land house in excellent cendi.
ton, electricity installed, pedrms: barn
poultry house, pretty mountain view. fne
store and railroad station, 25 miles D. c..
$1,000 cash, $50 month.
If you have q large family, want to raise
some poultry or keep several riding horses
let US show you property that will meet
your requirements; many Other bargains
r. c. PRNTZ, Herndon, Va. Phon- SO
Evening star., 1946-06-09
Ocean City Is Warned
OPA Will Check Prices
BY the Associoted Press

OCEAN CITY, Md, June g.
Proprietors of stores, restaurants
and other business places of this
resort are on notice that a force
of OPA investigators will start a
thorough price survey here Monday.
Leo. H. Mccormick, State OPA
director, told the Chamber of Com
merce here last night that enforce
ment officers would keep a constant
check on prices at Ocean CITY.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
GARAGES FOR SALE.

STRAND BUILT overhead doors Easy
terms. immediate delivery Visit our dis
play Of models, 109 Jefferson Davis hwy
day and holidays. or phone JA 2l64
GARAGES. wood or steel frame concrete
floor. insulated. fireproof: plain or overhead
steel mill BLDG; sold on easy terms Gail
for estimates DUPONT IRON WORKS.
1166 18th NV. MA. 1885, IA
DOUBLE GARAGES, can be used for
storage or shop. Rear OF 3112 Mt Pleas
ant st NV Call WI 27SS a
Evening star., 1946-06-09
FARMS WANTED,

WANTED, FARM-Desire to rent with op-
tion to buy, place sbout 25 miles or less
WaarED51e 1S2@ S0x .eses psIsly sIsE wooded
ami, . or 3 bedroom house. on or near
hard-surfaced road within 20 miles 18th
and Pa NV, in neishborhood without
restrictions on poutry-raising and q COW.
No brokers, owner only. Box BLK, Star.
H.
CoLoRED-wANT TO RENT or buy farm
with home, 3 to 10 acres, near transp.
DU. 1868. MR.. PERSON.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MONEY TO LOAN.

AOME LOANS-Lov monthly payments.
ks4 R5iasaH. savfs snsffsss .ad ss fsass
AsSSc MSSFY s9 os sHaoSn ash 4 nT TRut4 p ss7S
buy second.trust notes. d. c., nearby Nd.
%oRTsdAdE 4 MyEsTMENT cokp. H1 isia
n ave nv National 1888.
service. MOORE 4 HILL CO.. s04 18th
LOAN S., 1000. payable s12 monthly. in
Guiding principal and interest, 4h per cent
Hobart 4S13
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for frst and
second trust loans. DRURY REALTY
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Maryland
Virginia or d. C. property. THE AMERI-
GAN Co, sO7 18th, MA SO32
Evening star., 1946-06-09

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Clerks
once Washington. D.. c.-Proposals for
Packing Boxes.-Sealed proposals will be
noon, June 26, 1916, for $50 or more
packing boxes: plans and specifications
may be obtained by application to the
be completed. delivered and stored in the
h7s basement Of the House once Building.
WaaSSniEgton,, D. G., BY November 1, 1916,
a competent person to be selected by the
Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
hereby reserved. SOUTH TRIMBLE SierI
Of the House Of Representative, by II
NEWLIN MEGIIL.- Acting je7,S,9.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES,
JAMES B. KIRKLAND. Attorney,

National Press Building.
Filed May 23, 1946. Charles E. Stewart,
IN THE DISTRICT els5ki eonsr OF THE rn,T.
ed States for the District Of Coiunbia.-
Civil Action 34,593.-James Edward Fields,
Plaintiff. VS.. Cleavie Fields, Defendant'-
The object of this suit is for an absolute
divorce on the grounds Of voluntary sepa.
ration for i've consecutive years. On mo-
ton OF the plaintiff, it is this 23d day of
Cleavie Fields, cause her appearance to
be entered herein on or be. ore the fortietn
days, occurring after the day of the frst
publication of this order: otherwise fhe
cause win be proceeded with as in case
be published once week for three sue
cessiye weeks in the WASHINGTON Law Re
porter and The Evening Star before said
(Seal) Attest: CHARLES e. STEWART.
CLERK. BY CLARA r. CONNELL. Deputy
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MONEY WANTED.

FIRST DEED OF TRUST NOTES for sale,
bearing SO interest, well secured on D. c.
Please call Mr. Miller. mort
gage loan dept. LEO M BERNSTEIN &
CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. A Com
plete Real Estate Institution. 10
THREE $1,000 frst-trust notes. well Sc
cured on 1st commercial property. For
information call Harry Dreisen, ia. 69O2,
or MURRAY CO. MA. 1865. Ill
REQUIRE 5000 to prepare 100-boy camp
for July l opening; amply secured or will
consider pront-sharing basis. Box 165-K,
Evening star., 1946-06-09
MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY. DAVIDSON 1912 motorcycle, As
model. Rockville 1914
GERMAN Ftchtel and Saxs. also Waco
glider; will trade for runabout or sailboat
CAL after 8 Pm. Monday. WI. 5715..
of tires, in stock. full line Of chrome
accessories: cylinder reboring service
few good used machines IN stock
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE SALES. Oil 9th
INDIAN MoTORCYcLE, 4-cylinder; ex-
csllent condition; trade for car or cash.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTNG-Complet Job, $35 up,
work guaranteed GILBERT, 41O2 Pa.
SUSTio PAiiNNT1NG, 'Se s5o up; retouchins; MsG
work guaranteed OR. 3O58. il
Evening star., 1946-06-09


BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON & oRME. 18th and M sts.
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON & oRME.
18th and NJ sts. NV. Call DI. 500 for
SEE Us BEFORE you SELL, poHANKA
SERVICE. 1925 goth st. NV. District
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Fords chevrolets
and, and Plymouths Phone Atlantic $500,
PRIVATE PARTY wants l941, 1912 Buick,
Oldsmobiie or Pontiac. No dealers. RA.
BUiCA. ChrysIel, Dodge. Plymouth. olds
and Pontiacs badly needed to supply de-
mand Of returning overseas veterans.
Higaess prices paid for clean cars; Drive
Or ss nr osTkns sIs .. n so s
RANDALL 3 }Adl. MoT0Rs. ne, 1850 nth st
BUICK. Chevrolet or any make car. Will
psy rsy, highest cash price; FLOOD PONTIAC.
BUCKS wanted. will pay the high
sSt , cash dollars, any make, any model.
WI WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. r. !. ave. ct
goth st. ne. Adams S344.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake,
pickup or panel truck: any make, any
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES,
Rhode Island ave. at goth st. ne. AID.
/ 1E-ToN TRUCK, furn. van preferred
stake body will do. Call MR.. KLEIN at
BUS WANTED-Veteran wants 25 to 33
passenger bus in excellent condition, must
have large windows and windows in rear;
no dealers: After 5 pm. or all day Sun,
call AID 1910 .
Evening star., 1946-06-09
PROPOSALS.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Clerks
once, washington. 2, C.-Bids to fur
1947, will be received up to IL O'Clock
noon on June 20. 1916. Ice to be deliv-
cred at such times and in such quantities
and all sids is hereby reserved. SOUTH
TRIMBLE, Clerk of the House of Repre-
sentatlves, by H. NEWL1N MEGIIL. Act
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Clerks
once, Washington, D. C-Bids to laun-
der hand towels. bath towels, sheets and
pillow covers will be received UP to IL
ing said articles for the fiscal year end
ing, June 30, ,1947. Right to reject any
and all bids is hereby reserved SOUTH
sentatives. by H. NEWLIN MEG1lL. Act
Evening star., 1946-06-09
GARAGES FOR RENT.

RENT double cement garage, suitable
storage. WO. 0621, 1923 P st. NV.
suitable for storage; electricity; $50 per
month; convenient location. co. 43O4
FIVE SINGLE GARAGES, leak-proof
roofs, storage or auto; rear 412 lst st.
Sc: So month LII 1875
Evening star., 1946-06-09

COL0RED-I6s-ACRE FARM, 26 mi. from
D. c. in Md; dairy. Holstein cows, Z
brick house with modern Improvements,
arm. tenant house. Call MR.. DAVIS, MI.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
lgned to audit accounts at the de.

signed to audit accounts at the de-
partment.
Mrs. Dugan Is the widow Of John
M. Dugan, who was superintendent
of the Washington Bradstreet office,
which later became the Office of Dun
& Bradstreet, Inc. Her father, the
late Chauncey H. Snow, was owner
Of the National Intelligencer, one of
the first newspapers to be published
in Washington.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

We have to make the peace secure
for ourselves and our children. I
know Of no better way to provide for
the future than by purchasing U. S.
Savings Bonds regularly. Let's all
knock out fear of the future by buy
ing bonds.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reasonable
rates; veteran Ia. 2931. TO-
VET. with 1946 pickup, desires part-time
work. Call WI 1859. .
Evening star., 1946-06-09

OVERLOOKING THE BAY, 11O-acre to-.
bacco farm, convenient to Annapolis, Md,
and close to D. G.; high elevation: good
bldgs; priced low to close estate: imrne.
aiate possession; $16,5O0; terms, " cash.
67i2 acres near Waldorf, Nd. about 80
orchard, barns, poultry houses, workshop
and implement shed; 3 natural springs; a
good buy at S6.950.
~ acres, 25 clear; adjoining village of
La Plata, Md; 1000 it. frontage on hwy. !;
Groom and bath house. city water, good
shade, orchards. stable, barn, other bldgs.
Bargain: 90 acres, 70 clear; about 90
miles from D., C.: large barns, good road
arontase. excellent section; electricity and
available to purchaser at low price: price
81 200, SOUTHERN MARYLAND REAL
TY, Waldorf 30S1.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

''MAPLE SPRING FARM,' Frederick road
lNo. 40), near Lisbon-Masonry dwelling,
ant house of rs: splendid dairy barn and
outbldes.: beautifully situated; S28.O00
rd.S2s miles@aoo acres % rich level Siis Isnd; neH
splendid dwelling: tenant houses and
outbuildings; modern to the last detail; a
CO, 2 E. Lexington. Baltimore Cal. 2174
VIRGINIA FARM BARGAINS-7O acres
fronting two highways, about half cleared
$4,000
25 acres; sand clay road, IA miles to
hard surface, depot, store; four-room cot
tage: $4,000.
broom bungalow; S4'75o. vida VIDA oI k pE =
LONG, Louisa. Va. 81
Evening star., 1946-06-09
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

These pf1ctS are btI0w OPA Cel1-
ings. SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN. 257 Carroll
ST., Takoma Park, D. c.. GE. 1902. Open
Sunday from 10 IN. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1946-06-09
TAxIS FOR RENT.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PREMIER CAB NO. 536 for rent: Hudson
1942. Apply LOEFFLER'S ESQ SERVICE
700 R, L ave, NV. MI, 95SS. o.
Evening star., 1946-06-09

100 ACRES, 14O tillable, balance in good
timber. located within "a mile of main
highway. 7-r. frame and log house, watered
by gravity system, electricity. good farm
buildings. S14,700. Sale includes half Of
crops on property.
10 acres. all tillable, 7-r stone house,
built in 1742; good farm buildings. Priced
at $4,000.
"A acres, 70 tillable, 7-r. house, water
and electricity good farm sHdnss sale
80 acres. all tillable, 10 r., 2 baths,
stoker heating system, coed farm build
ings' large fishing stream through prop
16 acres, 7-r house. electricity. bath
equipment installed excepting fixtures; on
highway. Priced at $1,000. Immediate
possession.
one-half acre, in town of Purcellville,
S-r.,. all-modern home; 2-car garage; Q
family ..ly,,, apartment. Il Priced at $500:
The above farms advertised have excel
lent water facilities and on or within IA
mile nile Of. Of hiighwayi i Any number of other
Reaitor, Bluemont, Va
Evening star., 1946-06-09
FARMS FOR SALE,


EARN monssony 9H MISSY GSlHnty
s.room house, full basement; bank barr
good condition; price. slb,75o:- about q
cash; h.GaNr1 Gall Mr waad Eames GO d 1915 JAMES
17i1. ACRES, best tobacco soil. 70 mile.
from D. C.: 5-room tenant house, curinf
barns; quarter million feet large oak, pop.
reasonable at $4,000. ~ ~ ''''
- aasnasye
TdPEWATzR T|s azFzR HsEsi;T. RESLTY phGpe
I35 ACRES-Modern set Of buildings: al
modern equipment; 80 dairy cows; $42,.
534 acres-splendid stock farm on hare
soad hoG two hS9Sss with sIsstrciy ss
eriek pike. Gaithersburg. Tel 200. Open
today. closed Thursdays.
EXCELLENT 18O-ACRE FARM on highway
near town with completely and tastefully
ment; new furnace. 4 firepiaces. z baths;
elec.: tenant house, large barn: good farm
er; crops, implements. nice setting, view;
so acres Just 2h miles out on highway,
setting In maple srove, tree-lined drive
natural gas line near 7-room house, base
erops trn xTed HT es SEsT9s
N. BROWNING. Cuipeper. Va.
EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT - ZOO acre
tobacco farm. sold over $4,000 worth last
wooaed byansD yfshs Dsis Sites g
Hssss.y ia Sss: s3s nsS
A1s2o.oo0 INCOME DAIRY FARM, splen:
COWS. modsrn machinery. lO-room house z
msn 9ah hshEyay y % hi. sna trssn
o. BEs5, 900 income farm, complete, with
80 8+h head q. OF stock nschinsry 7sTm oh house
,c-Brick home. 8 rms. sound and fin.
ished inside; elec. and bath, porches and
piping need repair; 100 Level acres; SO, 100
farming Condition; 300. - 'AAa '''' -
$50 acres. with rt. Of way to major
NERY. write Box IA. cuipeper, Va.
366 ACRES. 7-room stone and stucco house
bath and electricity; meat house; machine
bank barn. 3ex7s; silo. tenant house
streams. spring; this years crops.
house, bath and outbldss. watered by
0Ga s'ffaRi Eeaa fas sus chu9eh ass
above farms are within, committing dis
tance of D. c. Good roads.
3 A., STATE RD.; cleo: $500.
10 a, bus to Wash. 81 900; elec.
25 a., 3-r. bung.; well pump; $1,000.
6 r., a.; bus to city: cleo: $4,000
10 a., r; fruit, spring, el ava; $1,5OO
80 a.. r; we'll pump. elec ava: s.. 900
125 a., z T.: elec. ava, barn; S4,250.
200 "a T.; or, 2 barns. ell ava; 1000
Two tracts pulp wood extra good.
ga a., 8 r; 400 a. tim, el. av.; ST. 900
432 a.; da., 30 cows, team co.: $4,000
$50 a.. dairy, so cows, tractor equip
cleo. in house and barn good; $685. 900
B. F. PERROW, Remington. Va.
The midland journal., 1946-11-15
Nuclear Energy Not New

The release of nuclear energy,
so new to man, is an old story to
Mother Nature, it is pointed out by
DR.. Emilio Segre, of the Univer-
sity of California. We know that
even the sun, our primary source
of energy, owes its heat to nuclear
reactions proceeding all the time in
it, Professor Segre states. More
over it has been known for many
years that the radioactive sub
stances contained in the crust OF
the earth play most important
part in maintaining the tempera-
ture of the interior of the earth
at its present level. The scientist
says that in the laboratory nuclear
energy in microscopic amounts was
released about so years ago, i'm
mediately after the discovery of
radioactivity, and that after a few
grams of radium had been extract
ed from ores it was even possible
to have small but measurable
amounts of nuclear energy. It
would be possible to cook an egg
with water heated by the energy
released by one gram Of radium.
The midland journal., 1946-11-15
Al CLUB MEETING

The boys and Girls All Clubs met
at the home of Glenn and Ann Nc
Grady on Friday night, Nov. L, at 8
p. m.
The boys discussed their projects
work and made plans for the next
months program, portion of which
will consist of election of officers. A
demonstration was given on culling
the laying flock by the assistant coun-
ty agent. The girls continued work
ON their projects and made plans to
increase their project work in the
future.
A new assortment of All supplies
were purchased by various members.
After the progra mwhich consisted
of games and numerous songs, re-
freskments were served by Mrs. Nc
Grady.
The midland journal., 1946-11-15
Commerce Chamber
Asks For Red Expose

The Communist Party is an agent
of a foreign power and should be
forced by law to reveal its members
and sources of income.
That is the conclusion of report
on Communist infiltration in the
United States made by the Chamber
of Commerce of the United States.
The report was drafted by special
committee of the National Chamber
headed by Francis P. Matthews,
Omaha lawyer and business man.
Opening campaign for exposure
of Communists in this country, the
report calls for government action to
bring the Reds into the open. The re-
port says:
"Since Communism thrives upon de-
ceit, exposure of the facts would be
a potent counter weapon.
eve propose more fact-gathering.
competent, impartial and patriotic.
Both private groups and the govern
ment have responsibility here"
The midland journal., 1946-11-15
Wyoming Woods

Finer grade woods in Wyoming
tend to come from the northwest
and central counties and half and
three-eighths blood woods come
more largely from the southern and
eastern cousties, according to re-
search report based on II years of
sampling work. Fine wool has
sometimes dropped to as low as Is
per cent of the total clip sampled
in the central sector of the state
but has usually held above so per
cent. In the northwest it has always
been above 40 per cent of the total
clip. Half and three-eighths, and
also quarter blood woods have
usually ranged from 60 to 10 per
cent of the total clip sampled in
southern and eastern areas, the re-
port indicated. These counties,
however, have also produced a
good proportion of fine wools.
The midland journal., 1946-11-15
Egg Storage

The ideal place for egg storage
before shipping is cellar. The egg
cellar should be kept at tempera-
ture of under 65 degrees. Ex-
periments show that eggs held for
four days at 10 degrees graded "a
per cent specials, while eggs held
at So degrees for the same period
graded 95 per cent specials.
Humidity is necessary in an egg
cellar, and can be supplied by wet
ting the floor several times a day.
Well-equipped egg cellars some
times have a pipe around the edge
of the ceiling with holes in it so
the water will drip down the walls.
Egg cases, flats and filters should
be stored in the egg cellar for two
or three days before the eggs are
packed in them. A dry egg case
will absorb approximately one
pound of moisture from the eggs
packed in it.