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Evening star., 1946-08-06
Alexandra Man Charged
With KiIIinq Two Women

Miles Talmadge Shore, 81, of Alex
andria was charged with murder by
Suffolk (Va) police yesterday in the
fatal shooting of his estranged wife,
Mrs. Helen Freeman Shore, 81,
Suffolk, and her aunt, Miss Molly
Freeman, 10, Gates, N. C.
The shooting took place in q
tnree-family apartment building in
Suffolk. Commonwealth's Attorney
j. Melvin Lovelace said that Shore,
who was arrested Immediately after
the Staying, had been separated
from his wife about a year and a
half. He added that Shore arrived
in Suffolk yesterday.
Police at Suffolk gave Shores ad-
dress only as South Washington
street." Alexandria. No man of his
name is listed in Alexandria direc-
tories
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Robertson Finds
RaceforS Senate
Says Again He Won't
Run for Glass Sect;
Field Is Narrowed
By the Associoted prsss

Representative Robertson, Demo-
crat, of Virginia riterated today he
Will not be candidate for the un-
expired term of the late Senator
Glass.
Mr.. Robertson said in a formal
statement he foresaw three State
wide campaigns within two years
and the ofIlce, "in view of the posi-
ton now hold in the House." will
not be worth to me such a price"
The primary-day announcement
by the 7th district Representative
further limits an already slim field
OF prospective candidates.
Representative Smith, 9th district
Democrat, has been widely mem
toned for the Office and has stated
ne would be receptive If nominated
at the September convention. He
is opposed in today's primary for
denomination to the House by three
candidates.
Burch Makes No Announcement.
Senator Burch, named by Gov.
Tuck to fill the State vacancy until
the November election, has made no
definite announcement. but Is sup
ported by many in his own old
House district. the 5th, and In other
| sections of the State.
Pittsylvania Democrats last week
instructed their convention dele
gates to support Mr.. Burch until
released by him.
Mr.. Burch told Chatham gath
ering recently he was making what
was perhaps his last speech as
Senator, and on number of occa-
sions has said he desired to retire to
private life.
Wright Endorsed fer Senate.
State Conservation Commissioner
William A. Wright has been in
dorsed by 1st district Democratic
leaders for the post The former
State Senator, who if nominated
and elected would be the first tide
water Virginia Senator in many
years, has not said definitely If he
would be candidate.
Judge Edwin Meeks. Amherst, the
first and only candidate to announce
formally, stated recently he had
changed his plans and would not
I seek the nomination.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Teachers in St. Morys
Get $100 Pay Boost
BY The Asaoeioted Prss,

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Aug. g.
The st. Marys County commission
ers have announced that the coun-
tvs 100 teachers will receive pay
increases of approximately 500 a
year.
The commissioners said there was
a shortage of teachers in the county
and they hoped the increase in
wages would aid in obtaining more
instructors.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
1akoma Park Legion Post
To Elect Officers THURSDAY

Officers will be elected by Takoms
Park Post No. %. American Legion
at pm. Thursday at the Takoma
Park flrehouse.
Officers selected by the Nomina ting
Committee are: Commander, Her.
man Dig; first vice commander, Will
liam j. heale; second vice COM
mander, James L. Iverson; adjutant
Willard D. Normandy; assistant ad-
jutant, Earl A. Bowman; historian
Charles Thomsen; chaplain, the
Rev. Frank Yost; sergeant-at-arms
Norval D. Guerrier, and assistant
sergeant-at-arms, Erick Karlsson.
The club will try this year to OBJ
tain permanent club house. Seven
acres of land along Riggs road have
been purchased for the site. Efforts
: are being made to obtain a suitable
building from the Federal Govern
ment's surplus property.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Junior Police Elect
In North Brentwood

Julia Jenkins has been elected
captain of the North Brentwood
Junior Police and Citizens Corps, II
was announced today.
Other officers include Theodore
Scott, co-captain; Samuel Scott. re-
cording secretary; Howard White,
assistant secretary; Arthur Dock,
financial secretary; Phillip Green,
chaplain, and Bernard Plummer,
sergeant ut arms.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
1900 Midshipmen Sail
On Training Cruise
By the Associoted Press

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. 6.-Yester-
day marked return to work for the
], 200 Annapolis midshipmen aboard
the Battleships North Carolina and
Washington. After round of par
ties over the week end, the middies
returned to their ships and set sail
on training cruise.
Virginia Beach played host to
hundreds of middies over the week
end.
The middies will join West Point
cadets for amphibious training ex-
ercises between August 10 and %.
During this period they will have
liberty in Norfolk over the week end
of AUGUST 17-18.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Maryland OPA Boards
Meet to Study Chances
BY The Assoeioisd Press

ELKTON, Md, Aug. 6.-The first
IN a series of Statewide confer
ences to discuss the new OPA law
was held here last night by Leo H.
Mccormick, Maryland OPA direc-
tor, with the Elkton OPA board.
Mr.. Mccormick, who spent last
week in New York with other State
directors studying the law, an
nounced plans yesterday for a series
Oh conferences to acquaint OPA
staf1 members, local boards and the
public with the new law.
Southern Maryland meetings are
set for next week and Western
Maryland meetings for the week OF
August 10.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Indion Attuche to Visit
Naval Academy Today
by the AsSoeioied Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 6.-Col. Shel
All Kahn, military attache of the
Indian General Agency in Washing
ton, was to visit the Naval Academy
for tour of the grounds today, the
Navy announced.
The visiting diplomat will be ac-
companied by 1t. Comdr. J. r. Hal
OF the office of the chief of naval
operations, Washington, and will be
met at the main gate by Comdr
F. @. Dierman, who will escort him
to the administration building ano
formal presentation to Rear Admiral
Stuart H. Ingersoll, acting super
intendent.
Evening star., 1946-08-06

roao, yesterday
on the Southern
tracks at Cat
lett, Va, near
Manassas.
Mr.. Woodson
who lived at los
East Maple ave-
nue., Alexandria
was shot in the
n e ck a S h {
stopped a man
for questioning
Another specia.
policeman with
him, T. L. Thorn
as, gra p pl e {
briefly with the
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Swearing In Is Scheduled

A number of recent Hyattsville
High School graduates are sched-
uled to be enlisted and sworn into
the Army at ceremony at $3.50 pm
tomorrow In the Hyattsville Armory
The program will be staged by
Snyder-Farmer- Butler Post No. 8
American Legion. OF Hyattsville. H
Winship Wheatley, jr.. commander
elect Of the post, Is slated to speak
Evening star., 1946-08-06
River Victim Identified
As Arlington Man

The body of a man identified as
Roland Miller, q, of Arlington, has
been recovered from the mouth of
the Choptank River, on the Eastern
Shore of Maryland, State police at
Easton, Md, said today. Mr.. Miller
drowned July Is when he fell off
boat while fishing near Sharp's
Island.
No further address was available
at the police substation.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Fairfax Building Permits
For July HIGHEST of Yeor

Commissioner of Revenue James
U. Kincheloe reports building per-
mits issued in Fairfax County in
July set a record for the year, as
the land division of his office
granted 374 permits with an esti-
mated valuation of 81 ,566 ,34o.
The previous high month was in
March when the valuation was esti-
mated at s1,488 ,399. There were
3l8 permits issued for new construc-
tion valued at s1,514,795, and Sc
permits for improvements, with a
valuation of $51.554.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Maryland Man Dies
After Being MauIed by Bull
(Fron1 Yesterdays Last Edition. J
BY the Assoeioied Press

A'SHS CStSf uuy LGSL EutLtOH.j
BY the Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 5. - Harry
Klein, 54, of Parole, Md, died at
Emergency Hospital here today from
chest injuries received yesterday
when he was mauled by a bull at
his farm near Brownsville.
Mr.. Klein, who also operated a
grocery store at Parole, was admit
ted to the hospital suffering from
severe shock and chest wounds
which impaired his heart and lungs.
Sergt Brooke Meade of the Anne
Arundel County Police said Mr..
Klein 'entered the pen preparatory
to veterinarians visit and that
the animal knocked him down,
butted him several times and then
paved him.
Mrs. A. D. Klein, sister-in-law,
and Miss Mary Howard managed to
get Mr.. Klein out of the pen
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Phone Co. Would Drop Lines

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 6 o8.-
Unionville Telephone Co., serving
68 subscribers in Orange County
and tying in with the lines of the
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone
Co., has petitioned the State Cor
poration Commission for authority
to abandon its lines because Of
operations "at loss" A hearing
is set for August 10.
Evening star., 1946-08-06

terQay at the
w a S h / n g t o n
Sanitarium after
a short illness.
A n a t i've of
Washington, Mr..
Thomas moved
to Takoma Park
about IS years
ago. S h o r t / y
afterward he be-
came one of the
first members of
the town police
force. During
the war, he was
a sergeant of the
guard at. the
Evening star., 1946-08-06
RiverdoIe P. o. Test Seen

A civil service examination will
be held for substitute-clerk carrier
at the Riyerdale Post ONCE. Ap-
plications must be received not
later than Friday at the office OF
the director, Fourth Civil Service
Region, Nissen Building. Winston
Salem. 3, N. G.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Ocean City Reflects Mayor

OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. 6 (P.-
Mayor Daniel Trimper, jr., was re-
elected Mayor of this ocean beach
resort yesterday, defeating his only
opponent, Robert Lee Cropper, 344
votes to 1876.
Evening star., 1946-08-06

AWAITS HEARING IN WIFES DEATH-Raymond Booth
vile Mdo carpenter today awaited hearing in the
his wife Frances a. shown with him. Sunday in
Harsonburg Va hospital after early morning
pile ride near Shenandoah Booth after his yesterday
by Page County officials murder warrant Sheriff
Abram Brubake that his wife after
an argument couple said to have been riding with
the time was being questioned today.
Evening star., 1946-08-06
A. N. Thomas Dies;
County Policeman

Albert Michael Thomas, So, Takoma
Park, Md, a private on the Mont
gomery County police force attached
to the Bethesda substation, died yes
Evening star., 1946-08-06
Virginia Police Push
Search for Killer
'0f Rail Officer

Police continued the search to-
day for the man who shot and killed
j. Holcombe Woodson, 50, special
policeman for the Southern Rail-
Evening star., 1946-08-06
HughesviIIe Bank Gives
Fire Department $500
Special Dispoteh to The Stor

HUGHESVILLE, Md, Aug. GA
$500 donation to the Aughesville
Volunteer Fire Department was au-
thorized yesterday at special meet
ing Of stockholders. of the Hughes
willie Savings Bank.
Edward j. Edelen, bank president,
in announcing the stockholders ac-
ton, said that the money will be
used to purchase new equipment.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 1USINtSS OPPORTUNITIES.
After years 81 succsssfui l'isi business, ness owae @
sa s s.sasss .ss:Ds
agS q &. n.w.-with very nns equip
s 500 ssf rent vsa sssso ,o'sR s
ebsst bs isSEssSsSSss sSsSS down. asDsss sas this e.es
sSSs sssey rent sssR sas: asas'
90 Bethssda.~Excsptionsl location ans
sso lease. do1nf prcs sDssoS 4oo weekly rent
years ct this busy shop; weekly businssss'
price. $500. For all immediate goot
sutsns eontsss MisS M ssTsss ensnss:
TIES. DI. 1855; Open daily until pm.
ATTENTION ms AND OUTS--N you havl
been interested in selling your business fol
il with Albert chaiSsn, aE. 5ss7. ''1'''
X you have been seeking to purchase q
~ dSr aST s ssRr Rs aut Efs9S
ANTHONY q CHAPN OFfERNGS--
Restaurant-liauor, air-conditioned; ex-
csllent and up.to-dsts fixtures; best loes-
rent; doing % about s1.soS 500 xessiy sssi; dsss
priced to be sold; do not miss this.
Eestaurant-liouor. doing about $276
Restanrsnt.liGuor. doing about $500
daily business; up-to-date nxtures; 9-year
almost bring the rent.
Luncheonette, Soda. ice cream, doing
na ssoo month sss Clear na Droy nsy
restaursnts. with and Without LIQUOR; 5000
's: sa, 81 ss' saRss
Sock sssss ssd
= hdspendsnt Slh.S; seif-se;rvics store. over
So. 300 business quoted. Modern equipped
usS We WseE established wssky Tsaa reS Sasnsss e.
apt. For appointment, cali JOE MUCH
NICK; M6 7S25 Southern Bids. Elk. 2so9 or
DRUGSTORE. IS years same owner; .
owner over yssriy saooGo nis. in
;SluGsiaE ;nssndIn. about bout $4,000 stock; rent $780,
General Hnas merchsndiss store in virginia:
sqSlasss s9 S.. o,s5 ssesE xssEs: $1,000 good
r.S, ar0ss5y meats nice dn living quarters
VA 14os JOS fReHa1is.e RN. oE s'Vss ss7o
GROCERIES AND MEATs-Weekly busi-
ness, ness, S10o; ley % rent: nice fixtures good
tho beer).
Groceries. meats and beer in Va: week
" business over. $1,000, good lease; low
000.. complete with stock and good equip
ment; $1,000 cash required.
ly business, 81 900; nice living quarters;
low rent: price, $1,000 for good will, fix-
lures; stock extra: short hours; closed on
sundays; good buy for livewire KOGOD
BoOkOFF, 631 e st. NV. MA. $3.50 or
Ma. 93I4. -l9
COLORED RESTAURANT, rooming house,
1900 block 14th st. n.w.-l0 rooms. 2
so on 1st aoor: well equipped, good fnrrii- ai.
ture; $4,000. for business, lease, furni-
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o coIoREDMRoSMNG SRiI u ssSsi HOUSE, 1a rms. 8
baths; rent, $50; income, $27O; price,
and Gnls p ssS3 %s cash siya GaI BET II ssha
THURM q SILVER. 1017 K st. NV
Evening star., 1946-11-17

TAVERN AND GENERAL STORE, busy
gross $4,000: $500 inventory included;
broom residence, store building. tobacco
barn, acres excellent soil, suitable small
sent location; $4,000.
Jewelry and gift shop on main st. pros
Sef ss sown mnuts dsocs SSsau snSf sM
DER, La plata, Nd.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

kooMING HousE, 10 rms, baths; rents
priced, $1,000; hslf cash
Small hotel, heat furn.; income, $500,
plus 2-rm: apt; owner leaving city sacri-
Ace for $1,000.
Electric appliance sales and service: in
come, $4,000 monthly; have 2 different
franchises: splendid opportunity to make
real money; priced, $4,000, terms
Grocery, self service. lge.. store, beer
and wine; long lease: wkly. bus, ST 200;
priced, $4,000, including stock about
SSm bet. II am. and pm.. Mr.. silver
MA. 1854. THURM & SILVER, 10l7 X
ct. NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

or movie .outft: largest selection Of cam
sure meters. fash guns. carrying cases.
papers, chemicals. photo books and 500
more items; We buy and trade. BREN-
NER PHOTO Co.. 933 Penna. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-11-17

Dduoon tlIess excelient SonQltlons 14U
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sHsecH sNecHSR AS $40 sso sta sI sanssa nx q om
glasses with coated lenses, complete wit
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ssIs sISocJLARs. Z Il. Rs zeiss pietzenglss. 1oxse
like new, with case; $3.50. ROBERT BEN
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leather case; perfect condition: S14o. 81
BINOCULARS, field glasses. microscope,
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MFK aND 81 soN Eoo sis eTasd sensns Jos1p sa
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american Romance, S12; Irving, So. 80
| Dickens, de luxe. $3.50. AD, 34l(
before IL, after IL.
BOOKS-Ahraham Lincoln. sandberg edi
tion, 8 vols, and March Of Democracy.
vols, Adams new. ME- 0540. Ext. 615.
| BOOKCASE, double; 2 drawers: doubl
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Evening star., 1946-11-17

ASBESTOS SIDING; new 12.lts. window
ASH SITTER in good condition, 81. 1904
kfTfaffoa. kaTfsaafff r., ,.RunpERs-w. are in po.
sition to furnish any quantity Of FarouieI
Co, Va. bldg. stone or hagstone. Cal
Xuro M5 5lse lssecSHEssosx III si fasfL DIsfLAY CASE and
in high; cal, IN be N used to display any mer.
BhBY BaSns BATHINarTE M me W @ crimsiums sterilizer
car bed: all items in excel; cond. PRICED
TsIS BasY sxssfNErTR esssiens CONDITION
&. Zee hishXsET snd NSTth snIa1 IRE Tsgy al. ,,t
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m.s aastss ss $40 Todg ehss
BABY CARRIAGEs, strollsrs, hishehairs
stSEE 'aslGs ,tsSysI.; NV sAessE sRGFE q
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BABY CARRIAGE, twin. IN good condition;
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BABY CARRIAGE, in good condition, $40;
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student. 1909 oliver ST.. Hyattsville, Md
BABY CARRIAGE, nursery chair, high
chair, etc. ia. 1914.
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Evening star., 1946-11-17

DAY BED, inner-spring mattress, con
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DEC0YS-60 canvasbacks, 90 blackheafs:
price, S276; handmade and painted, from
Susquehanna Flats; anchors, lead, SOC
sacn' Fed encnors' large suction cup, Toe each.
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new; bought in July. Phone Rockville
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bSarah s5Gp 1so1 EdSfPMENT 5sfh Il Sc, Il ssl5
other articles. DE. $500. ~
DENTAL INSTRUMENTS, chair. cabinet
unit IN an. snd X-ray machine, good condition.
DESK. 6o-inch; swivel chair, filinr cab
met, settee. ouartered-oak dining room
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Continued on Next PAgsl
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Three Held in 81 500
On Lottery Charges

Three men arrested December
In an establishment in the 1400
block of Fairmont street NV. were
herd for the grand jury yesterday
by United States Commissioner
Necdham G. Turnage. Bond was
set at $500 each.
The men, Nick Smyrnas, 81, of
East Riverdale, Md; his brother,
Theodore Smyrnas, 80, of the 43OO
block of Forty-seventh street NV,
and Frank M. Lane, 80, of the 1900
block of Randolph street NV, are
charged with operating a lottery
setting up gaming table and con-
spring to violate the lottery laws
According to police the place
handled bets on horses, numbers
and football pools, with an esti-
mated daily take" of $4,000.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Police Hunt AssaiIant
I OF D. {. Hotel EmpIoye

Police continued to search today
, for a young, 6-foot white man who
! forced 23-year-old employe of the
! Hotel Statler into parked car at
gunpoint and criminally assaulted
, her early yesterday
The woman said her assailant,
believed to be the same man who
beat 18-year-old Jane Lartz in the
bedroom of her home at 207 Quack-
enbos street NV, last Saturday,
approa ched her in the HOO block of
Sixteenth street NV, and pointed
gun at her.
She told police the man took her
pocketbook, containing only 10 cents,
and forced her to walk up an alley
to a parked car where she said the
attack took place. The woman re-
turned home, police said, and told
her husband what had happened.
. They then went to the third precinct
and reported to police.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Wild Life Farley on D. {.
Rodent Control Continues

officials of the Fish and Wild Life
Service, Interior Department, and
the District Health Department were
to continue discussions today on
Wild Life Service participation in
the rodent-control program here.
Representatives of the two de-
partments met yesterday in the new
Municipal Building. Health De-
partment officials said both sides
explained their work, and the local
problem was presented to the Wild
Life group, which agreed to confer
with its director before returning
today.
George B. Lay and w. w. Dykstra,
specialists of the Boston Office and
r. E. Garlough of the Chicago Office,
represented the Government at the
conference. 1t. Col William H.
Cary, jr., director of the Health De-
partment's sanitation section; DIR.
Newell E. Good, Ambrose P. Bell
and E. Milton Dulin, participants
in the rodent-control program rep
resented the District.
Evening star., 1946-01-30
Two Youths AbsoIved
In Kidnap-S|aying
OF Suzanne Degnan
By the Associated Press.

.
! CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-The investi-
{ cation in the Degnan kidnap-k killing
continued today and States Attor-
ney William j. Tuohy said two
youths who he said made telephone
+. calls to the Degnan home had been
/. absolyed of any connection with the
crime.
I Mr.. Tuohy said one of the youths,
Theodore Campbell, 18, had been re-
leased ana the second, Vincent Co.'S
tello, l8, was being held pending his
appearance before a State Parole
Board. He said Costello had been
on parole from the Illinois State
( Training School.
/; Chief of Detectives Walter Storms
! said yesterday the two Chicago
youths had told him they telephoned
the Degnan home on the morning of
January 7. few hours after the
discovery that Suzanne Degnan had
been kidnapped.
: Capt. Storms said they had not
made any statements connecting
them with the kidnapping and killing
! of the 6-year-old child. He said
they had been picked up last week
end and during the questioning they
h T been held on open charges.
The youths were the last of more
: than score of men who have been
questioned in connection with the
kidnapping and Staying of the Deg
nan child, who was taken from the
North Side home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Degnan.- The
kidnaper left a $4,000 ransom note.
Meanwhile, postal authorities at
tempted to trace package contain
ing human ear which was received
by mail at the Degnan home yester-
day. Police said they believed the
ear was that of an adult man.
Suzanne's body has been dismem-
bered, but except for the arms all
parts of her body were found in
sewer catch basins near her home
IN the nipht of Tanuarv