davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AuToMoItxf MIscrllANfous.

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediatc de-
nysfy;. new new shipment Just arrived; the
ia, low priced st ARcHpE st, PONTIAC CO CO.
ta ttaSs rrsst isyins 81 pdn,g. ngg p $500 Washing
soDY. ENbEERe EenllSf And Isaief IssaAi6effAroRrxc.l-
lent work: Immediate Service; reasonably
gsie g5iSsd az "a ". AVE- III rASSSTxosNoTivE SSxs
SSxI "a. i;! EEfiNisIiSI sNs. is the time p
sss Sas q psns: .sssi ay p.n
ayaiREs ssSR v 81 s' 1ssn sssss sna
SHS2S dSSa E2e' oMSEss.se.1asono ~ At seaoo b.. .xo.r,
RsiTs: 8. An An work az. iuIi. sasssnsssd.
sm scas %. Nv Md1sbs isnesi bHpra. aARaaR R0esR
n rPAMg ANT SHOP. rear 1910 14th st. nv,
FORD dump trailer-win sell as junk. sH.
TIRES for sale-Two 7x16 with tubes,
driven about 1,5O0 miles; 2bss on. RIA.
FOR sALE--New Dodge and Plymouth
RStSEi RSsir 1ssT1tsN TssNsMSssy6Sss7 IA Ss57
new habcsps. sriiies. sealed beam bapanhsssd; hssd
lights, water pumps. fuel pumps. % JACKS, JACKS
flsss FLA MssiiEs Mlnsssilsa .v; = sESSNSE SS
TIRRESms24 IR for set four. used. 7.ooxle.
PIsESCIK PEgCK ,dsI sscIDiEs e rep rspairea and painted,
bodies made 20 order. FRED s: GICHNER
IRON WORKS. NC, truck dept. 12I4
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING By the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: o
hour service: electric-treated sections il
capped at ARCADE PoNTIAc CO" WASH
tngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1897
IrvtnE st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efficient
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION. We
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
VIII also at other models Of General Motors
cars. "rompt aud neat installation II
desired, ARcApE PONTIAC CO.. 1887
scoorER. st Ii cushmsn M ma s1SS; motor 1s4s, sooxs
tires and gears. WA. 233S.
NEW TIREs-Don,t stand in line or de-
pend on waiting list. Immediate delivery
on any passenger or truck size tire or
tube. Driye in for free mounting service.
AS also qssd tires 81 and nd &I-day Iscspping sery-
Sc. ne. LU. 0S34. LU. IQ77.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Sss lsts 'ss fas Es9d FIG SO
CafVso2sT SsS l1sa 1sas tractor is With
1S-ft, vans, motor 1st-class. condition;
sUed sses ssasr an:
tca2yiRoLET 1912 1M-ton earro: good
sSnlt sSndition M winch tnsh and cable, GOOD tires
CHEvEofET TRUCK, stake body. 1899
Ford iss4 panel t truck: $3.50. CAN
iadR foRD 01SSuck 1TSRSuck. 1891; st.k. body, aS heavy
duty; sood sondision; CO, sbss; new tires; possr
TWS TiRSh ASS Ss oNEsaTR MI sSi2 TON GOOD as cod-
ton; ten; priced Icy e. quick sale. CENTRAL
GOD sonsitien tires sss siaost ns@ ssn ssso. sst.
skockwAY sis csi VAN p1 truss. sn issa ton: ex-
cellent condition: $3.50. Phone Oh. 6249.
TRACTOR, 1888 Z. H. Mack, in Al Con-
dition Has air and vacuum brake hookup
sSSs zS5o TxScS 1.!@.Si isss Iis ress pspsl; .sea
CHEVROLET ls4l panel truck. 1M,ton,
70 s. or by W sppolntmsnt. M 8. : HoaE. sseI Els Els
TEHsATfoNAI f III Aessnc is4s 81 ssSi SSY and
chassis in good condition. $3.50. See MR..
KING, 26Q1 9th st. ne.
ssGd ss S:ns s's d. .ss ssS% % 81:
MR.; KING; 260I 9th st: ne.
TsTE Eesd condition. caii AT: asso. Is
panel and picRups: S 50 trucks % to picS ars irom;
try us for the best prices in town. RICE
MOTORS, 1900 Bladensburg I'd. NE. Ia.
1910 sz-TON STAKE, International, good
S1,d.a eSnd;. new bat. new paint good rubber
sALE-Yesr-end inventory sale, so trucks
--pickups, panels, carryalls, jeeps, stakes,
dq5HRs AZ yalas; % tTsst3ss G ,i1 son & to tons
er sizs Lee % hwy, All Arlington, as as. ca 4Soo. si
g. THeSks aM e sus SsnsEa No
reduced for year-end inventory sale.
Pickups-1941 Dodge half ton; 1a42
5ssgs.iSsi. rega. 1912 WHY'S: -. !.
GMSs, Pms IA tens; . 1871 Ford;; Ia ten;
1sss .on Gnsyinsahet WEI xineh ton; 1912 Chevrolet
Station wagons lcarryalls with metal
let aes2 1;sOp; ,.s4sj.s isaS aMGs 3 tons
o1S ehssss IF :Gnf sna asso PSass chsytSs sSp
tops; 1I 1912 GMcs. ah tons; 1s41 Ford.
1919 qMc as-passenssf.
Amphibious ducks--1e43 GMcs.
Rrockway. 9 ton. ex6. air brakes, 12.o0x20
Sulldszer tractor--la-ton.- ANS chai-
Trailers--I-ton truck van ana stake
rss EGdisslssts. ysns; s;. 12,tt stalk stakes CEN
3l43 Lee hwy, Arlington, CH. 1000.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ON SOUTH .CREEK-2 acres. I25-ft
water tex front; beautiful sroye, good best
LAURA L. LEE. Shady Side, Nd.
LONG BEACH-Lots In new lagoon section;
also wooded acreage, tracts for sale. Rep.
resentative on property every day. Fines,
bathing, nshing; carefully restricted. Turn
sMrFwa1r ,sfS e ssSTs rdtNs.5dd. e 81 Leonard. Nd
nished cottage. 129 Friar Tuck Hi. 8 bed.
rooms, restricted; Greenbelt 1886.
80 miles out, Front and side screened
porches, Kitchen. dinette, large living
room, bedroom and bath. first fioor: 2 bed.
rooms. second fioor: automatic oil heat
gas stove. electricity, large lot. sandy
beach; beach $3.50; terms. Mr.. BOND. NE
BEVERLY BEACH. on chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites. Writs
LAKE JACKSoN-3 modern log cottages
ami, stone fireplaces. full bathrooms
to $500. Call Manassas 1914 or driys
out. Special prices for the fall season
Evening star., 1946-11-14
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE Gent. J

INNso1. SNO6. 6ON SA6k. NS0hHsIs
NEAR NAVY XA1D-9-unit. 3-Isory brick;
4 ss * ne;
TEofANo. Rssisor. Wv i4nS Sa e. nv. NV
issh n sIUo 81. oDEsrRADLE-1e rooms, 4 bait baths,
lot 22x1O0; brick; 4 stories: oil heat; ex-
cellent condition; operated a. guesthouse;
sAsToR, ss1ssiEoG fssn DE- sts5.. Sa5. terms. YOUNG q
100 bIoCK Of corcoran st. n.w-7-unit
apt; priced tc ssll; $4,000 down; CAN Mr..
suirLxNn b MASokW.;asnis iSo evs.;s III .pt is @s1s,boo;
ssspt1 sDs So Rfs'f WNIS IA a7s4s sas 7 II
ne. 96x9O q, IS Cd. t.; . real location
coHN: INC, Ex 5705. Once open until 8.
st. IT. It, ans as's S.ts and II ssliS,sn ss
BIN NC Nc Diss * 'es s4Ss One:
issh s III. NR. you N.w.-sound invest
ment. with no. headaches. old well-estab-
lished tenant In store with 6-yr. lease; 5
each No .n sesss e swn:s s:s sss sss
p9sed low RAsa coaa
asSS siodR sof fash Mss g. sgsn gns s.on.
msnt can Be made into a another store: up
1SsI sssrg na viii sRs shoS Bssr
basement Is converted into store For COM
LEO n: BERNsTEiN y Co. 141S k ST.
pp;wY M NJ b4oo; Washinston's Complete
FS1E .t MhhssliatlSP sEx9s. years old: each
apt. has 2 rms, kit. and bath; near stores,
schools and transp:; excellent return On
rsssonaSiy Priced. csli HG. & nrsssler. M EVE ME.
SaS4 @ unia LEO PHI saaNsTEs Nsgr sna esss co 1zis M
< q: NV, Wsshington's complets Real
MASS. AVE. NV. between 18th and i1tn
-3-story brick. 13 rooms; oil heat; excell
lent location for doctor or private organi-
sstion. etc; nov rented TO monthly ten
eyes., RA. 1854. LEO M, BERNsTEiN q
plete Real Estate Institution. Ia
CoLoRED-e-UNIT APT. HOUsE-This
detached brick bldg. in NV. section, con-
sistins sisss Of 8 rms: and bath each. can be
$lS2.6 monthly; separate gas and electric
meters; no expense. Call Mr.. Rudden, ME.
5400, until PM; Sundays and ewes, GE.
245s. LEO N. BERNSTEIN q CO, 14l5
plete Real Estate Institution. It'd
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete lob, S35 up.
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 4IO2 Pa. ave
BEST MATERIALS used. reasonably priced |;
car loaned to responsible party. GEORGIA
AVE. AUTOMOTIvE SERVICE, 1910
LET Us sii fxiNT II YoGa SSfT Can with pu it Font
LACQUER; no synthetics or enamels used;
our work fully guaranteed: three-day serv-
LARD,s GARAGE l. PAINT SHOP, rear
1910 l4th st. NV. AD. 1853. III
Evening star., 1946-11-14


We have frequently stressed the
theme that few well-placed cards
may be considerably more impor-
tant than others that carry a great
er weight according to textbook
tables. There Is no arithmetical
road to knowledge In slam bidding
and one cannot hope to attain any
degree Of proficiency in this lucra-
tive department Of the game with
out first having become "key-card
conscious" Some kings are more
important than others and so are
some aces. The successful bidder
must develop sensitiveness to fits
and misfits.
An interesting illustration of pre.
cislon in slam bidding, with a mini
mum OF guesswork and risk, Is re.
corded today. North opened ortilo-
doxly with one club and South made
the natural response of one spade.
At this point North decided that he
was unwilling to play for less than
game, a reasonable gamble even
though South might have a rela-
lively weak take-out. A violent
raise in spades was not in order
inasmuch as the, trump support was
questionable, and the sketchy dia-
mond holding initiated against a
Jump In no-trump. Perhaps q mere
rebid Of two hearts, a technical "re-
verse" would have been adequate,
but such bid would not have been
absolutely forcing, and North was
taking no chances on being dropped.
South temporarily rebid the spades
and then North raised to four in
routine fashion. He could take no
more vigorous action at this point,
because. SO far as he could tell, part
ner might have nothing but a re-
biddable spade suit and no ,particu.
lar honor strength.
South was sensitive to the splen.
did fit of the hand. Most of his
losers wesA covered by partners two
bids and the singleton diamond
loomed very important. He made
one try for slam by showing the
king Of clubs, which afforded North
the opportunity to show possession
OF the ace Of diamonds. This was
enough information for South and
he contracted for the slam, which
1t will be seen was laydown.
Note that If South's holdings in
the red suits were reversed, that is,
If he held enc heart and three dia-
monds. there would have been no
slam because diamond trick could
be established by the defense be-
fore the ace Of trumps was driven
out.
tcopyrisht. 1916. by Charles Il. ooren)
Evening star., 1946-11-14
Medical Students Robbed

PHILADELPHIA. GA thief
performed a successful operation
on door, an icebox and q food
locker at q medical fraternity. JEFF
ferson Medical College students sur
Veyed the loss-a baked ham, roast
beef and other food items-and rue
fuily admitted the operation was
q success.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AUTO rRUcKs FoR HIRE.

DODGE, stake body; TsnersI 6sUIin1 With
driver; Phone MI. ps0s; night and Sum
VETERAN, With new apiek up";; steady
VAN sffRsttCx. large Or small Jobs; e1peri- 1D
ocsi .hs ns; cup prSSnE ssrvr ss
VETERAN DEsRES household moving and
general hauling. vans, stakes and panels;
iGRT asurSex ssSe tn irIcf Let n. tste
care Of your delivery problems. uN. 1912.
|ysrERAN. vhits, has 1a41 16-ton panel; ls
fwtshes evening, Saturday o. Weekend
work. CAL At. 15tt. r-1A
Evening star., 1946-11-14
LOTS WANTED.

ifAY Cash for lots in .. c. or nearby
Ma: SCOTT SANDERS. TR 1893.
ACCEPT CLEAR BLDG. SITE as part pay
ment on 7-r., 2-bath det. home: easy
terms; Possession. OWNER, WO. liz.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAIE

TIsAxICAB, 1888 Dodge. for sale or rent;
TAXiS-1942 Nash Ambassador, 1910
Nash Ambassador; attractive terms; both
recently overhauled, newly painted. Phone
between 10 and II. IA. I970-M. 16s
Evening star., 1946-11-14

75 ACRES, new bungalow, 2 tobacco barns;
active stream; good land; near La Plata.
Md. Price, $3.50: terms.
honls lss acres, 6.rm .t1n. and ansn,. bath modern
other buildings, excellent tobacco soil.
Price, S12,500; terms.
for stock. valuable stand Of timber; near
river, ducking and fishing. Price. $4,000,
terms. 4OUTHERN MD. REALTY, Waldorf
30S1, James Burroughs.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

HOME LOANS-Low monthly payments
1as1ssans HRs4 R5lasiI.l saSs Hsisss .sd z isas
HssoG xSp sig s,G 1stA ATs,R & nv n s7S
sna .s sSYrssSH9s S9srs sslyiss SssSTs ss5roying
ist AND and THUsr LOANS on real
estate - p. c.. Nd. and Va. Mr.. DRAIs-
SEQ sEeSapfkusf eof II I6Ass M 6k iHssS isHssSSrEnrY in
D.. C., Nd. and Va. Prompt service ct low
T4NE s1a rates ETST asoG 1ss Ius
ttiu1lNfDS AVAILABLE for fuli nrst-trus,
oARv1Y. n 4t0s. . 5 . pI scly.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
AUTO TRUCKS WANTEp

TRUCKS WANTED, any make or model
fuh L retail price paid in cash. wiLLIANe
E11Tp Ay as1 SALES. r. ]. ave. at goth St. ne
ikOPEk" BUYS the trucks. Sell your
truck to Roper: any make. any condi-
tion; spot cash. ROPER" Dupont g765.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
MONEY WANTED,
MONEY 70 LOAN.

81 800, end TRUST NOTE, payable $50
for further information at EX. 7e44.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

COLORED-sTORE, corner 9th and Bates
tanning z rooms and bath. with store on
LIST noor: reasonable down payment re-
CURED: terms arranged. Call DI. S724,
n BASILIKO REALTY CO, Ia
Evening star., 1946-11-14
MONEY TO LOAN fcont;nusal

As I01Ng. amoFtiSsd or strai9hf loans.
Mo8HHfE7 Mo8HHfE47 4 III MI 5kS0S;p 81; pso4 na+s.R.v l1Sh 9.
SSsss r.s. q O. Ps:FRs Md
N I'VE. nv. Nstsonaf 6Sss. A'1@
action. reasonable rates; nearby Msryiand,
SHS SkSTSSsss SS; s arIsST,SSA; sg$:. 81: u, .as
and ferns. IuLToN 4. doRpoN. s7 I4s7
Eye 81 nv. pI. $3.50 until pm.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
FARMS FOR RENT.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BRICK GARAGE, centrally located. nv
location, SO monthly. 81. 1888.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
tNvEsTMENr PROPERTY WANTED.

I-sTORY STORES or 4-unit apt: give
fuid particulars. Call MR.. DRIVES. EN-.
INVESTMENT SYNDICATE desires to pur-
chase real estate located in 100 per cent
retail area rented to national tenancies
under long term lease; also large inconne-
producing. industrial properties Advise
what you have to ofier. Brokers protected,
WANTED TO BUY service station or buy
ground suitable for service station In
Southwest Washington. Ii. 8le6. -19
Of apartment properties. Please state
price and expenses. Box 191-v. Star.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
BUSINESS PROPERLY WANTED

LARGE DETACHED HOUSE located I5ti
st. to Conn. ave. section; should be gomez
50 can be used rs home ofice of local If
insurance co. Phone MA OS04, Mr.. Harrell
Evening star., 1946-11-14

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 Il. II you have
"Lettered-Out" correctly it's tyne frame.
Evening star., 1946-11-14
GARAGES WANTED,

0AHA0&S WAN1k0.
WANTED, 2 or 3 car brick garaEe fol
storage. VIC. 9th and New York ave. =
Evening star., 1946-11-14
GARAGES FOR SALE.

OANA06S TIN DALE
FACTORY BUILT. sizes I2x2Q and 20x20
stIEANp 8uMT. overhead ,aocrs, Easy
plsy Of models. loo gsiisrson S Dayis VIZ hwy. w.,
"; q. No. u, Arltngton, Va, mi. south
Of HighWay Bridge. Phone ia. 2l64.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

ioo-ft. lots Just Just OF Lee blvd. IE in XSiinston
2o l to sore tracts on Lee hwy. in
coLokEiD0EAiRsasEE issE BUILDING LOT oTls IL D
c.. 50x162 #, S995; -S25 down, S10 mo.
Drive out, Benning rd., turn right at
COOPER. 600 r st. NV. ma. 436s. I'd
COL0RED-LOTS m NE. section for
residence and business PATTERSON
HlEsAaL HlEsAaLTY CO.. 4126 MINI. ave. ne. FIR.
Evening star., 1946-11-14

sslcY sSHsl5YacaET 1865 1sfs fSe vsa Esod pso
pHCTs, 32s 11th st, is :,
Evening star., 1946-11-14

SIMMONS MOTORS, since 1924
1911 Cadillac convertible coupe.
= 1912 Chrysler Royal sedan.
! 1941 Buick Super sedan.
1912 Chrysler New Yorker sedan.
] 1871 Packard $50 sedan.
I 1o4l Packard 100 club coupe.
i 1g41 Oldsmobile sedan. 80
10AI. Hudson Converting e0upe.
1oAE LincDfn-zephyr se6An.. Es5e
19z1 De Soto coupe. Il 5.a3
1894 pldsmohilc sedan. s ..I
TpRH .sincs isel. 1887 11th It. NV
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21

ers an opportunity to know each
other better and aid in solving both
school and home problems. Dainty
refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs. VIM. Van
derwood. Mrs. Bert Grambauer,
Miss Peggy Boomer and Mrs. J. I.
Shanholtzer assisted with the an
nual Harvest dinner Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs James Shanholtzer
were dinner guests at the Herbert
Stout apartment Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Candee of Jennings
were week end guests of their
daughter and family, the Bart Sui
livanS
Jimmy Sullivan is back in school
following a seige of flu.
The Shining Mountains All club
meeting was postponed Saturday but
will meet at the New Central audi
forum Saturday, Nov. %, at 2 p.
m All members please be pres
emit
Joan Zimmerman and cousin Dali
las spent Sunday with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck
ingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wallace re-
turned Friday evening from a trip
to Western Montana and Idaho. They
had a very enjoyable time and re-
newed acquaintance with many old
friends
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21
OFFICIAL DISCHARGES
GIVEN RECENTLY

Oct 4, James H. Withycombe,
Eureka, Army; Oct. rs, Charles E.
TroWbridge, Libby, Army; Oct. q,
Raymond G. Bourne, Boomers Ferry,
Army; Oct. 49, John Kryiwicki,
Nanticoke, Pa, Marine Corps.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21
TWO MONTANA BOWLERS
TO BE IN CHICAGO

Billings-U.P)-Pete Nelson, ST..
and Vince Gebuhar, well-kuown in
bowling circles throughout Montana
will be the only two Montana bow
lers entered in the Peterson single
classic in Chicago Jan 18-Feb. 8, it
was learned here
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21
Pormenter Valley
Friendly Club


guest of the Friendly Club Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. WinsloW
at Savage Lake. A delicious POI
luck dinner was served at noon
Mrs. Winslow's daughter-in-law was
co-hostess. Following the dinner
the business meeting was held
Many new ideas for Christmas gifts
were suggested. Mrs Mamie Par
ker, an active member also at
tended.
Mrs. Bart Sullivan and daughter,
Mary and Mrs Coudee of Jennings
were callers at the James Shan
hotter home Monday afternoon.
Miss Patsy Boomer was i'll sew
eral days last week with the flu.
Our community extends their
sympathy to the Jack Coupe fam
lily following the death of Mr..
Coupe's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Buckingham
John Fuller, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Mahoney attended the Harvest Din
ner Saturday evening.
Mrs Earl Buckingham, Mrs. John
Fuller and Mrs James Shanholtzer
attended Womens club Tuesday af-
ternoon. Following an interesting
business meeting o. L. Gillespie gave
a very worthwhile talk on Our
Schools, Yesterday, TODAY, and To-
morrow"
Mrs James Shanholtzer attended
the joint meeting of the Presby-
terrain aids Circle A entertained
Circle B Wednesday afternoon. The
program theme was, Christian
stewardship is the practice of sys-
tematic and proportionate giving of
time, abilities and material posses
sions based on the conviction that
these are a trust from God to be
used in His service for the benefit
of all mankind" At the close of
the program Circle B gave a short
play. Following this dainty re-
freshmentS were served by Circle
A in the church basement
Mrs. John Fuller and Mrs James
Shanholtzer attended the Teachers
Reception FRIDAY evening. The pro-
gram was very good. Everyone felt
a meeting of this kind was worth
while giving the parents and teach
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-11-21
JR. METHODIST w. S. c. S.
MET THURSDAY MITE

The Jr. W. S. c. S. of the Metho-
dist Church met last Thursday mite
with Mrs. Earnest Peterson as hos
tess. 1t was decided to change the
time of meetings back to Friday
nights.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Orlo Johnson on
December 9th at which time cleo
ton of officers for the coming year
will be held, so all members are
urged to be present.
The Christmas party will be held
at the home of Mrs. Walt Partlow
on Decen Der 18th.
The nations veteran population
by the end of September had in
creased to more than l7,500,000 vet
Grams of all wars and peacetime
service, the Veterans Administra-
ton reported.
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VISIT
EXCITING
PARKWAY PLACES
ALL EXPENSES
PAID = PLUS
GOOD PAY!

Now you can choose your division
in the United States Army. Famous
fighting units in Japan, Korea, the
PHILIPPINES and other far eastern
countries need replacement of REAL
men who enjoy history makers" If
you have a desire for travel plus
exceptional pay increases, plus many
educational advantages, plus good
retirement income-then consult
your local u. S. Army recruiting
officer today Remember-there's
20ec increased pay allowance for
overseas duty!
ARMY RECRUITING STATION
KALISPELL, MONTANA
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Senate Probe Planned
OF Report That U. 5. Is
Forcing Radar Sales
By the AsSoeioted prsss

A Senate Judiciary Subcommit-
tee plans to investigate reports that
American firms which helped manu-
facture radar and other electronic
equipment are negotiating sales with
a foreign power at the insistence of
the State Department.
An informed official who refused
to permit use of his name said today
that representatives of several COM
panies have been summoned to ap-
pear tomorrow before the subcom-
mittee
A State Department spokesman,
meanwhile, denied there is any truth
to the report. No such applica-
tions have been handled, he said, for
the export of any such apparatus
which is still classified by this coun-
try as secret.
Senators Eastland Democrat, of
Mississippi, subcommittee chairman,
and Wnerry, Republican, of Ne
braska are authors of a bill which
would prohibit any American firm
or person from giving, selling or
lending to any foreign government,
agent or person the plans or any ma
chinely relating to radar or other
electronic equipment. Both refused
to comment on the nature of the
proceedings.
1t was learned, however, that the
committee has been told in writing
that some of the firms were con-
ducting the negotiations allegedly at
the insistence of State Department
officials.
Several other countries developed
their own versions of radar and
similar devices during the war.
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Two Schools 10 Hit
Paper SALVAGE Mark

Collections of old newspapers and
magazines in the second district of
The Evening Star-PTA Waste
paper Salvage campaign are ex-
pected to put two more schools over
the 1OO.000-pound mark in total
collections
Woodbridge, with 99,543 pounds, Is
certain to make 1t, and Noyes, with
97,278, also will 60 over if an aver
age collection for the school is
made
Shepherd with 172.67s pounds
leads all schools in totals. The
poundage of the others in the lead
are:
Buchana, 138,437: jefferson, 1872
628; Takoma Park. 106 3416 Deal,
104997; West, 104,75l; Woodbridge,
80 ,543; Moves, e7,27s; Stanton, e5.-
1888; Murch, e3,056; Orr, s9,216;
Heart, s7,13s; Bryan, s6o5o; stod-
dert. 84876; Beers. 1892; Taft
72,659: Mott, 7l,609; Barnard, TO-
233: Randall, 69,1s7; Benning, g.
/ 003.
Collection tomorrow in the second
district. together with the leaders.
follow: Pounds
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Virginia CherriII Asks
Divorce From Earl
By The Associated Press

LONDON, April 29-The Countess
of Jersey, who as the former Vir-
ginia Cherrill was a Chicago social
ite stage and screen star. filed un-
contested divorce proceedings today
against the ninth Earl of Jersey, to
whom she was married in 1887.
Lady Jersey was once known as
the blind flower girl for her star
ring role in Charlie Chaplin's City
Lights" Her first marriage. to Cary
Grant, ended In divorce in 1885.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

Aloysius Grammar School and of
Gonzaga High School. His parish
while in Washington was Holy Name
Church. Eleventh and K streets
NE. He later studied at the Uni
versity of Louvain, Belgium, and
other colleges.
Father Pitts succeeds the Rev.
Samuel Robb, S. j., who has been
reassigned after several years at
Evening star., 1946-04-29
Rev. Samuel Pitts Becomes
Manresa Retreat Master

The Rev. Samuel Pitts. jr., S. j.,
has taken over his new appointment
as retreat master at the Archdio-
cesan Retreat House at Manresa,
Md. and will conduct his first re-
treat there this week end.
A native of Washington, Father
Pitts is the son of Mrs Anna Pitts,
l4l5 Montague street NV, and OF
the late Samuel Pitts. sr. A sister,
Catherine, lives with his mother at
the Montague street address.
Father Pitts is a graduate of st.
Evening star., 1946-04-29

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