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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
detached 3-bedroom house. Washing ION,
NV. Tor similar one in Philadelphia.
onefs.nat nrefarrl Hlrl or Montsomery Co. sections
WILL EXCHANGE very large ts-rm. apt. In
I'd. for large 4-bedrm, 2-bath house in
sood 5000 nv or Nd. section with reasonable
WILL EXCHANGE Immediately. s-rm, row
prick nv. $50 mo. near school. for frst
moor. ! or : bedroom apt. Arlington or
NV, must have no stairs, for Invalid !:
write all particulars, Box 460-Y. Star
SAN DiEGo.-Exchanee duplex in San Di-
ego, Calf. for q house or duplex in Airing
ton or Chevy Chase. Evenings. GIL. 6O52.
EXCHANGE 6-RM. HOUSE csale or rentsp,
IN sub. Phila.. for similar one in Washing
WILL EXCHANGE for home IN Washing
Ton. ..roonl house in suburban Kansas
SdIyi Sdy Mo, 2-car garage; l4-aere lot Ii
ATLANTA. GA.-6-room house in Morn
lnsside for similar house in Washing ton
arsa Mr. JACKSON, De. s343 I4'
: Wa Washineton exchange
of ;3sth st: desire 4-bedroom NV home
will sell or rent; avail. August or Sept.
ps1 P%cHANGE fs RENTAL. Los Angeles for lt q
Furnished two-bedroom Spanish bungalow
in Westwood near UCLA. will exchange for
equivalent in D. C.. or vicinity. from July.
1875 1s46 v to i, July; Ia4I, CooMDR o: j
74oo EMSRE Ext NaxE sS3a pep' RIM, 1902, RePuHle
ION rental basis) 5-room
house. Washington. for house Reading,
Pa. TIE. 1853 IA.
Evening star., 1946-04-12
ENIMG ING STAR, Washington, D. C.
APARTMENTS WANTED Ca. :,

HrANIMkNIS WANTED tCont.D
Ss & dssfs s%s sa' Ss SSs.'
yErERAN: vile aheo and nttes sr.o,d :. -.
i've WashinRtonians, ursently need ) or rS !:
ARMY YntSFf oFF1cEns ans aRd RA VI. 5ssI ns.d s.
Mrs no BEs fhasen b1 Sr sSs ns5s; best ref
DESIRE PEE E.o, 'nn u'nfurnished spartment. prefer
naval othcer wife empioyed emoloye mo ebldren e5
sNei,sTT.nce5 NiTsI or,d i desired Wo aass' N.Y." "a!
room farn apt AND nS9 WEE yIp desire
arsn' 20 pets Mr. D sEN6RR. NneR Co no sas5 shs,
SaaSESS1yGHns Ssas S1t6 .mpevss veteran sna wife newly
furnished. Cali HI. i5l7-R. after Z pun um
YOUNG ARMY LIT. COL. wife. good tti-mo
boy, need furnished apt. or house: very re.
Habn nable; short term OK. col. CLARK, RE
REGULAR ARMY 1t. col. and wife. per.
manently assigned, need l or . bedroom
apt or house turn, o.. pnfurn.. Mort Invest
RE- 500 EXIT ss 81 '7ffR VAN Ifss Ra0nf
Ex,NAvY OFFICER and wife. State tel De.
Children or Dane pets oI sf Sese apartment; no
Ho Es9t esH4 sqzn. or unfOTn; for aDpros' +. nos
iWO kEFlNED Government girls want a
iurnlshed apartment: Call EX. a020, Ext.
NAVY NURSE would like to sublet small
apartment until June st, preferably NV.
VETERAN AND MOTHER need a % or .
bedroom apt. private bath, unfurnished.
Call NE; S649 between am and 6 pm !,
sEGuLAs M s aRMf ssffF eoioNEL P1 wife. ls, ADULT
daughter need furnished apartment or
house for several months: immediate pos
session. Glebe 56l3 Ios
VETERAN, wife. desperately need . or
preferably 3 room furnished Ink apart
ment: no children or pets; both working.
II: g44l after $50 pm los
UNFURNISHED APARTMENT, bedroop,.
permanent adults; NV. or ne pre-
1erred. Box 2S.-Z, Star Ii.
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWoRTH-6-room row house.

pEIWoRTHms-room 70" row h9se hh9nseeo fasins ;.;iE4
RUDOLPH sCHnLIN, CO. 1919. IA
Gee u. MILES B. Norris. lis
3493 HOLMEADE PL. N;W.-vacsnt. i'm,
mediate possession: SlS.a5o; row brick i, o. Of
M II i,s ST. E7sRiRss sRaE lfSfsa SH ass Sw9Git
sssy asssG s5s9 contains IN msp auto
oil heat: many features; in good condi, :
pm. PAT. TRoIANo, Realtor, sa7 14th
KENWOOD-This beautiful stone and clap
board home. located on large corner lot.
will appeal to the most discriminating buy
er; FIRST floor, center hall, large STEP down
room. and beautifully equipped kitchen; sec
ono floor, , bedrooms, l large master room
and tiled bath; large storage attic; base
room, with fireplace and maids bath: over
room. Priced sss: :ooo. Can for appoint
asy %en and xs.Kdsss Eau EN- 4wEsD sso sso eo
WNiooDMOORWe-story WOO brick. living room.
dining room, kitchen on first floor: bed
rooms and bath on second; automatic heat,
ment, nice lot: Sl3.500. MRS. WILLIAMS,
cHnvY effns stsG GHAsE, aSs0 D. c.: sa7soo-This is
a nearly new home which ,n has ;, been well
dining room. kitchen. den and powder
room: 3 nice bedrooms, 2 baths; attic;
esrase; automatic heat; paneled recrea-
ton WITH Woossg Tspass $500 Be until sqre to
mw. Ia5v i. a5 9oNEs MsGfss Co. INC. S5ao com
ave. Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT, naval oficer,
we Weekdays ..o LIT. PR1TCHETT, RE 400.
NAVY DENTIST, WIFE urgently need furn.
apt or 6p 5oKse PERI ep9 ,s sta1jonsd Naval Hos
will FAY GP T6 YEARS EAR ) RENAL Z! IN n
advance for furnished or unfurnished
or suburP D
sToubs kEsrFfEhD, fRftsH District hS pets 4sS e.
JEFF HEATH of Washington Senators
needs % bedroom furnished house Til
October LIST: three children. aged 3 to s:
CAN ANY ONE HELP Us:WVery 9eies desperate
family is being eyicted, must have 5 or 6
Takoma Park. Silver Spring: owner has
diseontinued utilities to force us out. Box
uNFURSIsHED HOUSE or ant. 2 or 4
oedrm,s 6 !I,::o about $50: adults; permanent
SIX MONTHS RENT in advance on ' ! or
tion, occupancy July ! no small children
g. Or PETS ELS TefeEenfe refer from present landlord
or unfurnished house or apartment for 3
months or longer: prefer NV; will pay
eyer Ssoe for hSme M6 aSn1 Sth Of
DESIRE To- 70 RENT '0u unfurnished # n ID house
three or four bedrooms, two baths. Not too
USFGRSIsHED SsFG Ssf HOUSE, apartment want al
COL sofn PREUss as pHs'!f TempIs 5Sano
EX-NAVAL OFFICER and wife-"-bedrm.
house or bun: allow: unf,In NV. or Ar
references.- Phone 9 to >, Ex. $500; after
NAVY CAPTAIN. wife and DAUGHTERS age
ment; on permanent tour of duty. Gil.
n1t - ,.z s;,,s - T.,
Rfsss furnished ss
Call Michigan 7400 ONCE hours Weekdays
REGARDLESS OF coNDITIoN-vet needs
D. C.; will improve and give lease; oxon
WXsPEn W PFserTes To sSSTuee Gsa2M unfrn
s'igrf% %se 1sfnfPs9 s.! e SSuas5y
NAvY eoaMaSbER & Sh DI II lust aNAsS aefrned from
overseas, wife and 4-year-old child. des-
perateiy need 2-bedroom unfurnished house
Or apartment. Will pay up to Sl"5. Cali
GovERNMENr EMPLoYE, wife and yr,old
TlT 7afnlsheo RH $685. g. 0nfurhiShe0 up to Il: go
EMP; VET. and family desp. need g or !
ho9ss unnsa esTaE qn rent tes
ENGINEER, former Army officer. wife and
IN hp' ADVANCE van ea E4eninss. ms nS; cH. oo7a' a:
CANADIAN ARMY OFFICER. in diplomat tic
service, requires > or 3 bedroom house, un-
furnished. for self and family. Contact
CAPT LEONARD, DE, 10ll. Ext. Il t9-5l; /;
Sunday and evenings. DE. 4400. IA
GOVT. EXECUTIVES. ? women; by MAY l
I-Furn. apt. OF hse., , or > bedrms.. NV.
nearby va. or Md: appreciation of and
responsibility for attractive: comforta BILE
furnishings; UP to 500. GIL, 633S. IA
VETERAN, perm. Govt. employe-3-bed-
room unfurn. house. nearby Va: 3 chill
dren. 3 and 8: lip to 500. WI. 6?SS
SOMEWHERE in desirable section of
Washington or suburbs there must be a
. or 3 bedroom furnished house or apart
tor perm. oroers). his wife and 2la-yr,
daughter. Up to S1.5 and the best of
care Phone EN- 1907. 15+
1 ADULTS. Including veteran. urgently
reuuire 3-oedroom house to Sl35. WI
4:}ti3 IA
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Eye st. 1s' ffN TseDhons. 6fsas
Re 9.s1 eysninss, oa2 ER fiR2ir 12a2 300 l1 H.
R.. l. ave: two 3-story and basement
Of . rms, Kit. and bath each; each con-
81 I5lns s7$5 n 'h sAs1LIRo REALTy eo.w
BLK. N ST. N;E.GIdeal
rooms. kitchen. dinette: price. $4,000:
;:Ss,ss's j1hEs E.s5I, F %5
coIokr61ofES cend5Kir eE aal FROM 8 TO ! IN,
Th Soo s5ss eHcs st cond Mr. F0G sfbs g.
,caoSIIoRED-1pEAL aSI NV. sEcTIoN2I1
sspass Suitable fon ions oask sd soas a
6f5FNf PE Ssf2 Ii,l Ds asb leo srs NJ
Semidetached brick. side hall plan: rooms
and bath. b. VIII. full basement; size en- en-.
neT near x scheois seDpnF and
mens nSnssSh only 0r'esf cs nj aR au JAMES Ma
eSsi coIoRfD@FIsE fnd suf r. M Ril HOME in
TOMAS JIa.t e, REALTY CO.. AID. 264e' Ap'
cofoRED-BY ciG owNER-Large modern
brck bunsa9w Lying Tm gith frss rsDiace ast
Finished attis suitable for z additionsl add iona
Balance eeEs's Ike fen5 It, SIS sss'0n mo s'5So 81
ooLonEDa4th ST. ST.. near New zs6 ys5sey sa.s ave.
With With ss Fssssons5is mSnthiy S SagWsnsS sE.y Rs
GoRP2 I7a7 K st. NV, RE. 1913: eyes"
GoL0RED-cApITAL VIEW lots-we have
TAI * VIE VIEW REALTY Ses Co. 5ooi Z. CAPITOL
CoLoRED,-CAPITAL VIEW. beautiful
ssmdetaehed ssante Z, y. brick home located ON E.
BATHS st. h sap
such as sand-finished paneled walls, large
attractive recreation room with fireplace.
closed with Anchor fence beautiful home.
@ put requires gl.Gt substantial cash For sem; com,
CoLORED VETERANS, stop, look and
listen--Act at once while you have the OPP
house with nothing down and live in it
gSt B HE Of reR al nancns thTqTsh the
p m. to help You with your housing % prob pro
bfk s modern as5s is bath GYf{ fa sem n
portation. For further information. apply
in person Or call OsTRoW & WEIssBFRC
REALLY CO, 500 Eye st. NV. RE. o936.
CoLoRED-35O0 BLOCK OF IIth ST NV.
-6 rooms, needs no repairs; useful base
ment: price, $1,000
Coiored-1700 block of Willard-2-fam-
lily fiat, rooms and bath. B rooms and
path separate heating plants: So 900 down.
Colored-ls00 block Kalorama I'd
something different outstanding; IA rooms,
3i2 baths. hardwood floors: $500 down.
Colored-l00 block OF 18th st. n.e.-6
rooms front porch. hardwood floors, oil
heat; Sl,500 down.
ocolored--l70n block of Swami ST. NV
q rooms; $500 down. THOS W. MOORE
co. l441 You st NV. AID. 03S3 -13
G0LoRED-PARK ROAD HOUSING Co
DE. 1710, FTP. 1855
-, 700 block otis-2-story brick. rms.
oil heat bullt-in garage. tiled bath, CO.
ionlel front porch. Substantial down pay
menta Possession under rent law
. 700 block Gresham pl.-semidetached,
y rooms. lncloseo porches, h-w h., tiled
500
Near lst and w n.w-Lovely 3-story
brick nome. Q rooms, . tiled baths, INV h,
EXQUISITE basement. Completely furnished
MODERATE down payment. Possession
- 1900 block Yale st-Possession now.
Semloetached brick, rooms, h.-w h, tiled
300 down.
Evening star., 1946-04-12
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

ern, l acre on hwy, nice for working or
retired ret Souple ideal for greenhouse pou-
SsbtSn s0hM sudRD9FTs Md 3EIs coiesville, Md Cali
BEAUTIFUL 4-room and bath bungalow.
coal INV. heat, with automatic stoEer:
large attic, sufficient for > extra rooms:
around house. a miles D. c. line.
loan, DEWEY NJ, FREEMAN. new psss loeatio1 a9r Gi
Sir 5Gl4 4p Bransh shn aye Sc, sP. ,O767. 10
ia9ge livlng room, dining room, kit. inclosed
sleeping porch fireplace, h h-wh., coal burr
er, buiit-in garage; SAP Ramsey ave near
Catholic church,. favorable prospect for re-
zonlng commercial shown by appt oniy
Price, 81 800. terms E. S. PRICE e. co,
Exclusive Agent, l0ln Vermont ave. Me
$50, $50 Or I L, Ingram, 81, 1850, wheaton
SIW Syu Urn; BuNGALows for sale in
RocKvllie. Md; auto. oil heat and hot
water: fun basement: 50xI75 wooded lot:
sunstantial cash required. Mr.. CASHDAN,
RIvERDALE HGTs.. Md and
ASBESTOS shinsled bungalow; furn.. elec.
ranse and refrigerator: immediate posses.
sion; S36Qn cash. bal. $50 month: total
p5sf: pp5issfe: Ws s.; 500 sso, EUGENE L. VANN, wa.
Continued on Next Paes.I
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOUSES FURNISHED

LANDSCAPE GARDENER to landscspe lot
as part of S,5 rent. Cool. modern q
rooms . mos; refs. Box 199-Y, Star
GROOM HOUSE. Chevy Chase. n c
Kent, SIS. VIII rent TO man and wife
With references, No children or pets. 58U5
t3rd ST. NV. Immediate OCCUPANCY OR
-, IA
Mt COTTAGE hrs ride; spend your
week ENDS, vac; ideal for fam wishing to
syolo city heat. Ride, swim, fish. eraden
2154 ~ ' ~
IF YoU ARE AN OLDER COUPLE and
and garden for several months, hesinnine
ABOUT May l5, at very reasonable price
write siving full particulars and refer.
ssnces' NO children, no pets. Box 46"-Z,
Evening star., 1946-04-12
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFuR.

WANT YEARS RENT in advance. 5000
per month for bedroom house, partially
IornlSneo or unfurniShed, near Conn ave
IDEAL Tor town house, private home: gas
neat. double garage. Box 2O1-Y, Star,
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three that should sell quickly Tin Silver
Spring. Md, all near stores, bus, schools,
churcheS):
Detached frame. detached garage, large
living room, fireplace. large dining room
and kitchen, 8 bedrooms and bath, Sl2.@50
Detached brick. attached garage.
screened porch living room, fireplace, din
ing room. kitchen, Z bath on first floor
3 bedrooms, bath, End; stairs to attic;
S16-5Ou
Detached brick. detached garage, large
living room fireplace, dining room
screened porch, kitchen: master bedroom
was > rooms, made into one, could put
partition back and have } bedrooms; bath:
stairs 10 attic; large paneled recreation
room. fireplace, shower bath; Sl6.75u
Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-12

-
CoLoRED-CoLoRED VETERANS call AD.
St, NV: for homes that can be purchased
under the GI Bill of Rights. These homes
contain oedrms., modern bath living
with &C heat, laundry tubs ana auto. INV
heater. Don,t delay, call or see us. -12
CoLoRED-DOWNTOW>; only S595 down;
hear Itn and Rhode Island; 2-story and
basement brick, containing rooms; conv
mo. payments. DI S725, N. BASILIKO
CoLOREDSoNLY $500 down-aoo block
hth St. se-:-story brick, rms, bath;
payments. Call DI. s7a5. N BAsILIKo
CoLoREDSll5a SWAMI st. n.wIRow
brick brick, rms. bath, h.-wh.; priced to sell;
siasive shHTn Dy ssent anp AZ fniy Can MR. F1GA eS
coLoREDNNEAR 9TH tbs snd r. I. ave.
story brick, rooms and bath; convenient
pm. N BASILIKo REALTY co. IA
CoLORED-l3OO BLOCK QUE ST. NV
ans 3ostory 7. brick iHi M with basement, 70 rooms
ssaSss FoIi nEKso'fT REAf42 ff5E2snsss g.
eoLoREbniss Coz E1 nH Fl PIoRlDA Tii5 AVE- NwEist
porch; good condition. For sale by owner.
coLokEp-vERY CLEAN row brick ia con-
sisting of 3 bedrooms, / bath living room,
dining room and kitchen. lst block Of
Quincy pl ne. Exclusive Call Mr.. Pos
ton: ma. $500: eve and Sun. WO. 1912.
BOSS & PHELPS. l4l7 X ST. NV -12
North Capitol and H sts nw.-2-story
brick 6 rooms, l bath, S4,950. EX 1900
CoLoRED-IF YOU want bargain YOU
can't miss this. spacious 11-rm. home
complete with a knotty pine recreation
room. bedroom, shower and toilet in base
din; Tm. kit. and pantry; 3 large bedrms,
and bath. with an attic with 3 finished
rooms. II can be yours for only $500
MP. FORD
COLORED-lst coMMERCIAL-close- in
ne Small brick building. can be easily
gain at $3.50. terms. Have other bar
gsnn. gssnlns. JOE cURTo. Realty, phone FR.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
Boice Appointed
Director Of
Farm, Credit Group

Frank S. BOice, prominent stock
man of Sonoita, has been appointed
director at large of the Farm Credit
Administration by Governor I. W..
Duggan for the Eleventh Farm
Credit District, comprising Califor-
MIA, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. He
succeeds George Ogilvie Of Ellzo,
Nevada, who resigned to run for
Congress and will serve his uneX-
pired term.
Boice is past president of the
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
and former president Of the Ameri-
can National Livestock Association.
He is now honorary vice-president
of the latter group and also serves
as a member of the cattle and beef
committee.
Boice served as a former director
of Farm Credit from 1888 to 1943.
He is a graduate of Occidental Col
lege and Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology and has done much in
the developing of Herefords in Ari-
zOna.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16

After having served in the Army
for % months, 16 of which was over
seas, T/Sgt. Ruly Luna received his
discharge at Camp Beale, Calf, on
August l, and arrived home Monday
to join his wife and infant son,
Ruly, Jr. He took part in the Oki-
nawa campaign and was also in
Hawaii, Leyte, Korea, Japan and
China.
Sgt. j. T. 'Bucho' Flores arrived
home Monday after having received
his discharge from the Marines in
Washington, DC, July "a. He is a
son of Mrs. Maria Jesus Soto, 434
Grand avenue He enlisted Sept.
2, 1912, and served in the South
and Central Pacific with the famed
4th Marine Division and saw much
action. Previous to his discharge
he was head of a discharge center
in Washington, and prior to enlist
ing was employed by Harry Con-
ner's Key City Cleaners.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
Flagstaff Has
New Daily
Paper

The states newest daily paper,
the Arizona Daily Sun, began pub
lication at Flagstaff Monday.
1t is published by the Coconino
Sun Company, of which w. j. Nc
Giffin is president. The McGiffin
newspaper group includes several
dailies in the Midwest and on the
Pacific coast.
Paul F. Jaeger, veteran executive
Of the McGiffin group, is publisher;
Platt Cline, widely known northern
Arizona newspaperman, editor; Bill
lie Yost, society editor; Wayne
Shields, mechanical superintendent;
Shelton Dowell, advertising mana
ger, and Alan Kinvig, circulation
manager.
The Sun will be published each
afternoon, Monday through Friday.
The weekly Coconino Sun, one of
Arizona's outstanding weekly news
papers, will continue to be publish
ed
In announcing the new daily,
Jaeger said:
1.-The Arizona Daily Sun is the
elimination of nearly "a years of
steady newspaper growth by the
Sun. The weekly newspaper, Or
ganized in October, 1883, has stead
lily grown in size and Importance,
and now, with northern Arizona on
the threshold of a vast new era Of
expansion and development, this
newspaper which has served the
north Loyalty and efficiently for so
many years will appear daily
1t is the first time Flagstaff has
had daily paper in 80 years, the
last having been the Northern
Arizona Leader which was found
ed by the publisher of the NOgales
International in 1916.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
Morgan Assures
UdaU Of Support
In Fall Election

Following his defeat by Levi S.
Udall in the race for the Democratic
nomination for judge of the Sup
rene Court, Joseph H. Morgan sent
the following letter to Udall:
Phoenix, Ariz.
July 10, 1916
Dear Levi:
"Now that the firing has died
down and the smoke of battle has
cleared, may I extend to you con-
gratulations on what is virtually the
attainment of your ambition, a seat
on the Supreme Court. You may
count on me for support in the
General Election.
It have been doing some work
since Tuesday, and will continue
through the vacation. We will en-
deavor to bring the calendar up tc
date as possible, at least all the old
cases will be out of the way.
Am sure you will enjoy your as
sociation with Chief Justice Stan
ford and Judge LaPrade as much as
I have.
with best wishes for successful
career on the Bench, am,
Yours sincerely,
JOSEPH H. MORGAN .
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
OPA Launches
Drive On Used
Car Dealers

PHOENIX, Aug. 8-Investigators
from the district Office of Price
Administration today launched a
campaign to obtain compliance to
OPA regulations on the part OF
used car dealers, it was announced
by Leland GlaZier, enforcement
chief of the durable goods section
of the agency.
According to GlaZier, some used
car dealers, after rs days operation
without OPA controls are ignoring
regulations since the price control
act was renewed.
Glazier explained that all dealers
are required to place tags on cars
they have for sale, specifying the
price of the vehicle and stating
whether it is being sold on war
ranted basis. They likewise are re-
quired to file certificates of trans
fer, when cars are sold, with their
Local Price Board within five days
after the sale. This transfer con-
tains the make, model and sale price
of the car, and the name of the
purchaser.
All motor vehicles carry the same
ceiling prices that existed on June
3Oth, less four per cent reduction.
ordered enforced by OPA before the
act temporarily expired June 3Oth,
Glazier said.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
Restaurants
Can Rip Out
Price. Posters

Restaurant prices are still under
Office of Price Administration Con-
trol-but they are going to vary so
much and so often that OPA has
decided that it no longer will be
worthwhile to require the familiar
posting of ceiling prices
OPA told restaurant operators
that they should keep their ceiling
price" postings, for possible future
use, but if they desire, they may
now park them away under the
counter or, if they prefer, leave the
lists posted in place in their estab-
lishments.
The ceilings that now apply on
meals are figured by the restaurant
on a "cost-plus" method, with the
restaurants own mark-up added tC
whatever it may pay for the decon-
trolled foods, meats, dairy products
cheese, eggs and poultry. Thi.
method of figuring ceilings apple
on meals comprised largely OF de-
controlled foods.
If meats or dairy products or an
other food items, now without ccil
ings, are returned to price ccntro'
immediate action will be taken t
return restaurant ceilings on thos,
items to fixed price basis, sal
OPA.
The new national price dccontro
board is to decide whether ceiling.
should be restored after August 2,
on meats and dairy products.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16

has assisted Schroeder in finding a
suitable location.
About 200 persons will be in the
company, they said, and in addition
about $50 persons will be employed
in the cast at various times.
Headquarters of the company will
will be at Elgin, and they will ar
rive by special train at the town
which is about As miles northeast
of Nogales.
Eighty-five per cent of the film
will be shot at this location, and it
is expected to take about SO days of
shooting to complete it.
The story is by Borden Chase,
and tells of the cattle drives over
the old Chisholm trail from Texas
to Kansas
Outstanding member of the cast
will be Walter Brennan and possibly
John Wayne, although details of
the cast have not been announced.
Nogales international., 1946-08-16
Local Airport
Has
New Manager

James v. Dumas, formerly OF
Monroe, La, this week assumed the
managership of the Nogales Inter
national Airport. Under his direc-
ton the air field will offer a COM
plete flight training program, with
emphasis on instruction of veterans
under the CT Bill of Rights.
Courses include those for private
pilots, commercial pilots, flight in
structors, and instrument flying. All
future instructors will be trained
on the field, according to William
Beatus, operator of the airport.
Plans call for equipping an ap-
proved aircraft repair shop at the
airport in the near future. When
this is completed and approved, an
airplane mechanics course for eX-
CTS and civilians will be offered.
Dumas has been a pilot for ID
years and has logged over 1900 hours
of certified flight time, most of
which was acquired in instructing
and cross-corntry flying. For two
years he was assistant manager and
chief flight instructor at Northeast
Junior College flight school at Mon
roe, La, and for year and half
was manager of Southwest Aircraft
Service flight school at Natchito-
ches, La.