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Evening star., 1946-10-01
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

ARLNGTON-Having trouble finding I
homer Here's one you can live In and also
have h. p an u pess r fasm fa hf ss PSd pssh Sn
Il. consists of liv. rm. with beautiful stone
fireplace. din. rna.. kit. 1Ox12 with won;
in ae and heated heated; nice bedrms. and iuii tiies
under entire house, including dining porch
nas sSsoo sss S.nss good
Exelusise Exc s NV With a00 ARCHIE ' il. DANIELS
n! RY Sdss oWk pr aosz. Sa foSp fa7 s. Highland St.
time. An older home but in . very gooe
respect to buses schools and stores. The
orsted this h iast uss Nk oIag o RotWsteT FUR.
consists Eta q sna r dnnF
bedrms. S and Bat bath % on snd; md Il isrss W front and
sSs s s M i .hiSe 5 81 sc sses afss cs
place for youngsters. Substantial cash
sSs tbs s'l.afe rea buy easy sn s.
appointment, ARCHIE g. DANIELs. Brek-
sr M}Nuqfs m FIG y 70 I'll dPPEk4qHseoNA 4Hse re. as.
lightful bungalow, with large rooms on
and n ns span; partly fE finished Basement: f oi
sfss slSssS b5%a GM iar tse sse best home th.,
$500 can buy today. The, payments are
extremely low. You win enjoy living IN 9
sstsTfas sss4 nes hsg aI 1880 and oaas
you WANT IT-We've found It. A brick
prewar bungalow in an excellent location
Comfortable living room. dining room,
kitchen, 2 well-arranged bedrooms and
bath ssairTay to large partially finished
1hoad lhsaf sst'ssss asfsy
AuRoRo HLLs-A beautiful Colonial
tion room. extra fireplace and . world Of
oil hot-water heat. grounds are beautifully
done. approximately S0x140. If you like
to sit In your easy chair and see az q q
Realty; exclusive eada agent 22o4 Wilson
syS sESlEY e. tnese neee 8anassas5 8x 4asS and
fulI basement, eiec. kitchen a.h.-w. heater
stream Stream Fl fruit e trees Chicken house suitable
for week end in the country and for fam.
ily during summer; n $1,000 termsi si,r WM WV
HARD TO FIND. that compact 3-bedrm
brick home in . fine community. Ftreplace
rm neat ' lot; EXCEL EXCELLENT condition move il i'm.
CO., 2204 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1900. OK. 4123
BETTER-BUILT HOUSE with g. large
rooms and tiled bath. equipped kitchen
full basement Of hot-water beat; i9c Rui tIa
cssh CASH MoNcURE AGENCY. Falls Church
2200. After 5 pm. phone Roberts. FA
SO22EaE-oLD BRICK CAPE coD-can b,
used as either or family home. room.
on 1st floor: lovely Arm. apt. With private
Upstairs; oil heat; garage: large lot: de.
iigl1tful neighborhood; most conveniently
located. S19, $50. Act Quicklyi N. l.
LVIQ. CHI. 1901.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE,

LEO n: BEFNsTEIN z GO. oasTs-colHpp: lap
aps store . a;ssa Sss e. sIS is as 4
ons Il wsshioston S 81 s esil Ii iii pm LEO Gao
n Ms sEaS SzSo Ws.ineson. s i4eS csmnl.ss n &. hi hssi
sss ssa'f 1ssa'st'Sn ST. 's.%Lss.ory semide.. brick
sss :ssss iss :s 81 sloSoa sssn;'i viii q
s 1901 - EYE To 81. s.E.-corner store and spts.,
Viz siS0e onia aans5 ssooo 90 dosn cs IN os
WE Are AUTHORIZED By out-of-town
ssnins g STss IT, .eSed
Industrial almost In heart Of Silver Spring,
an unexcelled. location for most any type
nouse. nsn' laundra. stc. riced un@bslievesby @
v f0F E sssk &C. css NE For 1885, Sssep.ri p issi ST.
LEO n. BERNSTEN q co. of1ers--1sth
and n sts.-This large 6,stoTy brick build
ns v u sa
esssais eDrencies: e p1iced oss e se. q q Can tth pm.
o aT II a. pfESS 5aSc w.ashGesons & ST. i4is eonplsss
n Sfai ihockvlLIE esizs1 hsSfS SSfDScommsrslsl prop
sIts ss, 4 lSs s..f f. 5oS 55Snt H. i asf
Erosius nlds.. Rockville, Mo. Pnone ROCK
18th AND n SITS. N.w.-2nd comm: over
1000 sq, IT,; good warehouse and shop
sssWR Ws.Snnson Rans sszsd snd Ssns sG:s L
areas; Real estate and trucking businesses
togethsr q this 4 ssEesan e
Foh Fh 4 1coLoRxD, LIST coMu1EncIAI, rea-
sonshiy priced: ~ \ .sS a. nMi; M. sstoiis ,aa X
rear, with 2-cer garage; can he solo
.spsrss:Ixl !gs csn n Mf ,TydS Ty.SSnser. IA. s4o5
DOWNTOMN, second commercial, 37x120
to alley; improved BY four-story brick; %
soops IIyaN ssshi Ir pstisss psts W. o91bs sAsH
Evening star., 1946-10-01

LARGE STORE, suitable for almost any
kind Of retail shop or showroom; also 2nd
floor: sos 18th st: nv: win give Ions
TWO SMALL STORES, newly remodeled
ao.xeq each no Row % ayailable Ct l7Ie Cost &
or see janitor on premises -
35Os GA. AVE. N.W.-Georgia ave. shop.
Dns mns.a district oo ssres. s,..4 iesss
option years additional. PLANT q
GORDON. INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV. CO
i1Ss Isss g ST. Nw.-4.soo sa. it. of fl ist.
door space. 3,400 50. It. In basement: idea
location for retail business. ticket ONCE OF
For full information, call Mr.
Ewcll. LEO M, BERNSTEIN. 1415 K st
NV. ME- 640O IS
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PROPERTY WANTED

{ on 6 FAMILY FLAT. semidet.. in Pet
two 2-bedrm. .apts. I am . private in.
yestor and win pay all cash for the right
blag. Call Sundays and eyes,, WO. 640S.
WE HAVE CLIENTS with ample cash to
purchase your apt house. stores, ONCE
today Without % delay. ALBERT cHAIKEN. N
Ma 6916; Sundays and evenings, OV.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

GEORGETOWN-Nicc light once. co.
DESK SPACE and mailing address, fur
nished or unfurntshed, 300 blk. st. nv.
Telephone EX. $3.50. S
ave. NV, End fioor. This is q very desir-
able location and can be rented at nominal
fee up to 10 years. shown BY appt
See Mr. Parson- or Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER
BROS. INC Wash Bldg nj 63()0 -
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OFFICES WANTED.

NATIONAL COLONIZATION desires LOO
to 1900 So. IT. floor space, suitable for
business machine training school: must be
heated nnd have adequate toilet facilities.
central location desired but not absolutely
necexsAry DI 1l37 3
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DESK SPACE WANTED.
eoR eENT

YOUNG, NEAT. shorthand reporter (wom-
ah). white. desires clean window desk
space with complete telephone service,
downtown. Box 107-K. Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

CONNECTICUT AVE. AND Q Triansie-
school. club groups; seating capacity. so;
morning. and evening reservations; record
ing and amplfner available: reasonable
rates. CO 4445. 2s
Evening star., 1946-10-01
STORES WANTED.

VETERAN in vending. machine business
needs store or part Of store suitable for
small shop and storage. Call GE. SR03
DESIRE 10 RENT neighborhood store in
busy community. 2Qx40, with basement.
Write BOX ARG. Star Il
Evening star., 1946-10-01

LOOK HERE-2- bedroom brick. $500:
iarse rms, equipped kit. tile bath, oil heat
SisR Wis esss.4oo cash. balance il ~ moTtsass
bath, Hv. rn.. din. rm... equip. kit. fun
basement, rec rm, oil heat, etc: quick
poss.; SiQ,b00 with SUBSTANTIAL cash.
rm., Kit, 3 bedrms., bath. fun basement
oil heat, garage. large lot. etc; $4,000
cash uns.ioS nssdsa. ssa6o, has . bedrms. liv
rni., ige kit., full basement. large lot, etc;
S1 200 and GI loan or 5000 cash CHI
4z54. CH. 1862, Ok. 1920: after 8 Pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-01
INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

End C0MMERGIiALi Fl Goo sid,nfY95c % as sS
Of the most desirahlsA tract In the NV.
section and fronting on the, B. p Q. main
line Is still available for sale. Advertising
busiest thoroughfares. For further tnfor-
nation call Mrs. Leach, GE 1889, with
81, @ ,oOO SoUARE FEET Industrial ground
located Southwest area with 30O-foot 'front.'
age on Anacostia River: prominent point,
adjacent to new South Capitol 81, bridge;
5OO-foot frontage, 2 streets; possibility OF
railroad siding. Call Mr.. O'DonneI. THOS.
j. FISHER 3 CO., INC. Realtors, DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-10-01

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT, Clinton, Nd
$76 month. Size 40x64. 2nd floor suitable
for light shop or storage. SP. 1166. be-
Evening star., 1946-10-01

DISTRICT HEIGHTS. lovely 6-rm. de-
tached corner brick, yrs. old, rms. and
bath on list H.; full basement, finished
attic, OF heat Conv. to everything.
S14.950.
So 900, 5000 cash.
S-unit hrick apt. house. yrs. old:
In Randallt Highlands; S13. $50. Can Mt
c. D. MURPHY, 1401 25th st. Sc. "a
Evening star., 1946-10-01

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.
end COMMERCIAyv-l2,00O to 10000 Sd
It. on B. B. o. Railroad, near 22nd and
It. r. HIGDON, 26I8 Evarts st. NE. Il
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CONTINUED on. Mkt PagsJ
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Colonial On the 1st floor. living room
with fireplace; music room, with fireplace;
fireplace: den. bath and kitchen. Brick
floored porch and ;,eEy brssz,ewsy . Gn the 2nd nd
fireplace. There are several outbuildings.
dstschsa e .n9 ~s6
sssED x g. sO!
EsSn WV poWs Rya zYIar fz sS o6 81 oSaS e. modes.
walietI6-rm. brick home that has every
thing ise dlninF y rm Wiz th.t S
equipped kitchen. 3 bedrooms, full base
a psn A 81 hss' s snd l4satsa ssa4 ss hWy
S. s. 1SS sSS9 wasr sas AZ sdsas1oy asafs1 for
Susain ear.ae nS0ees
sss4 sss fa Lee hws o 7osS SaS aaa oK osTs
Abingdon q blks: % Psrshins dr;lA9: 9-
landscapsd lot: lss a. liy; rmi With a, are,
glassed-in back porch; 2nd A., bedrms; !.
bath Linen coset s dnns isfrsss IL
@ment; @ oil heat, automstic hot water, lAun.
dTyo tubs garags;z z $dai $$ddaai,s6o. LUCILLE
GR9k GGRR92kfNeTSRs sTdsSslSsA SAaprise. 1 De-
tached e-rm: frame; liv; rm.. din. nm. large
kit, inclosed back porch. open front porch
on first floor: 2nd floor, bedrooms and
bath Part basement, coal heat, hot water;
garage: lot 65x150: possession within 30
days; substantial cash; To reach: Out Co
qnsas BIZ e fRs 81. SIS
HERNDON - Offering an attractive de.
tached brick home Of g rooms and
baths, featuring o drst-fioor bedroom and
bath and gas hot-water heat; nicely loSat-
ed on a half acre of ground with chicken
Gass ssha hs rss aty ssss s hnd sueR
| DI 1881 until pm.
7-ROOM BUNGALOW on H-acre lot. First
floor has living room d2x2e, with. dre-
place., dining room, ultramodern Kitchen
2 bedrooms and tile bath; q more bed
rooms on second door, large closets, Jap.
anese cherry trees in yard. Convenient "a
schools, shopping and buses. Sec thu
ehestnut efsss oa6s Sse wtsS MA1coIm Sa sess
ALExANDRIA|-5,rm;, brick row house;
mer hookup: Q. m. l.: excellent condition
Priced $3.50. down payment, $2.g76
Balance like rent; $40 month. AL BAKER
& SON; Realtors, 624 King ST., Alexsn-
dria. Va. TIE. 7343, Alexandria 6e44
oDen Sunday. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-01

TODAY's BEST .BUYsITvo downtown
rhs S gor oaof sssed .s to n.1n IN. s
ment store. .2nd and 3rd noors leased;
viii vii s'd bs d.liyersd iGe with liz title. u'''
Ripe for large DEVELOPMENT, Rialto The
ater site. 9th ST. near @. through to Sth
tails, phone 81. Si7S or CO. as44. MAU-
RICE NJ SALOMON Co.. Real Estate,
Loans and Insurance Brokers. Southern
Evening star., 1946-10-01

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and !
snug fsherman,s haven, ideal climate on
Florida's Cult Coast. Fertile homssites.
munity boat dock privil.. hard I'd. .elec
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500,
$45 down. SIS no.. immed possession. FoI
beautiful illustrated free booklet write OF
phone bet. and 5, PAUL e. HARRISON,
1889 x ut. NV, NE. 1143. -6
Evening star., 1946-10-01
LOTS WANTED.
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL Estate.

! PAY Cash Tor. lots IN D. C, or I
kd. SCOTT SANDERS. TR 1868.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
Farm Bureau Will
Oppose Proposal To
Tax Coop Earnings

Strong opposition to proposal to
tax the earnings of cooperatives and
equally strenuous backing for estab-
lishment of a new wholesale market
in Baltimore will be the main feature
of the Maryland farmers legislative
program at the next General Assem-
bly,, according to c. f. Wise, Jr., sec
rotary of the Farm Bureau. The two
principal planks were outlined at a
meeting of state leaders planning the
annual farm bureau convention in
Baltimore January to 10.
Wise said the bureau would con-
centrate on defeating the proposal to
tax earnings of Maryland co-opera-
tives.
The Legislative Council has APP
proved the tax on cooperatives which
was urged by the National Tax Equal
ity Association. Wise estimated there
were more than 30 coopcratives doing
an annual business of between 20 and
80 million dollars which would be af-
fected by the tax on earnings.
The Farm Bureau secretary con-
tended tax on cooperative earnings
would be tantamount to a double tax.
He said earnings, or patronage re-
funds distributed by the cooperative
already are subject to income taxes of
the individuals. He said cooperatives
pay all other forms of taxation such
as real estate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Garrettson Bucking-
ham and sons, Ronald and Richard,
Baltimore, are guests of her mother,
Mrs Elma Friend, for the Christmas
holidays.
Everett Durham and son PlayfOrd,
Uniontown, Pa, were Sunday after
noon guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. w. Durham.
Mrs. David Fike spent unday and
Monday in Cumberland with her
daughters, Misses Lucille and Lillian
Fike.
Henry Haenftling, who is employed
in Winchester, Va, and who is visit
ing relatives in Oakland and Accident
for ten days, spent Sunday with his
aunts, Mrs. VIM. Durham and Mrs.
c. Wicklow.
VIM. Rose, Braddock, Pa, spent the
weekend here with his wife and
daughter.
Johnny WriSton and Bobby Schroyer
spent Thursday night visiting Jack
Friend, a student at West Virginia
Wesleyan college, Buckhannon, return
ing by way of Morgantown, where
they met Gerald Custer, student at
West Virginia University, and brought
him home for the holidays.
Gene Skidmore, Catherman's Bust
ness school, Cumberland, is here for
the Christmas vacation with his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Friend and son
Jack spent Saturday in Uniontown.
Robert Murphy and family were in
UniontOwn on Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Johnny Mccullough was business
caller in Washington, D. c., for a
few days recently.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Friend and son,
Paul, Jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Benny Evans
and sons, and Mrs. Johnny Mccullough
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Guard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webb Herring, Hazel
ton, W. Va, were Saturday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Frazee
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Riley and Mrs.
Anna HENDERSON spent Saturday in
Uniontown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Coddington and
son, Meyersdale, Pa, were visiting
here over the weekend.
Mayor VIM. F. Frazee was confined
to his bed the past week with an
illness.
Dwight Roy, Baltimore, and Miss
Geraldine Glenn, near Williamsport,
are holiday guests of her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. W. J. Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilkins, Mrs.
Clarence Wicklow were in Addison,
Pa, and Uniontown, Pa, on Thurs
day
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schlossnagle
and daughter Shirley were Sunday
afternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Broadwater, at Accident.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Friend and
family, Bear Creek section, were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mn and Mrs,
Harvey Friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wicklow have
purchased the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laverne Raymond. The Raymonds are
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Virginia and Dorothy Shoemaker
Izetta Savage, Grace Deitrick, Robert
Buckingham, Paul Lyle and Ralph
Swauger.
Mrs. Bessie Hose ard Joseph Sliger
Friendsville, were married Thursday
evening.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hook an
nounce the birth of son in Price
hospital, Confluence, Pa, Saturday
morning, December 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs Glenn Article announce
the birth of a son on Wednesday
December 18th, at their home here.
Patients Returning From Hospital
Little Miss Shirley Schlossnagle re-
turned home Saturday after being a
patient in Memorial hospital, Cumber-
land, since Tuesday afternoon. Her
mother Mrs. Alta Schlossnagle was
there with her
Mrs. Benz. F. Schroyer returned to
her home Friday from Memorial hos
pital, where she received treatment
for several days.
Magistrate Norval Speelman re-
turned home Saturday after a weeks
stay at Memorial hospital where he
also received treatment
Mrs. Curtis Friend is a patient in
Memorial hospital
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
win Lyle returned home from Me
mortal hospital where he was treated
for pneumonia.
Local Items
Thomas Friend spent Sunday night
and Monday in Washington, D. c..
with relatives.
Elmer Lytle, Reading Pa, is here
for the holidays with relatives.
Rodney Buckingham has been ser
iously i'll at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Percy S. Friend.
Mr., and Mrs. Linsey Maust, of near
Uniontown, Pa, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Norris Fike for the Christ
mas holidays.
Mrs. Elma Friend and daughter,
Joye, and son, Tommy, and G. B. Nc
Cullough, We're in Oakland shopping
on Wednesday,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26
FRIENDSVHLE


An appropriate Christmas program
was presented at the Lutheran Sun
day school on Sunday morning !,y the
Church school. Those taking part in
cludcd Gertrude and Wilbur Hutzel,
Virginia, Dorothy and Billy Shoe
maker, Jean Frantz, Sarah and Patty
Jones, Grace and Betty Deitrick, Jan
ice Hileman, Maxine Lish, Bonnie
Glenn, Shirley Trcssler, Nina Mae and
Ina Claire Jenkins. John |. Savage
played a violin solo accompanied on
the piano by Jane Guard. Rev. Robert
Johns gave the Christmas message.
Virginia Shoemaker played piano
solo. Santa Claus presented each at
tendant with treat
A Christmas program consisting of
poems. carols, readings, etc. was pre-
scented in the regular session of Sun
day school at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning. Santa Claus visited
the school and handed out the Christ
mas treat.
School Christmas Program
A Christmas program was given in
the school auditorium on Thursday
evening, December 10, by students of
the High and Elementary grades The
schools closed on Friday at noon and
will reopen on Thursday, January ,.
Teachers will spend the vacation at
their respective homes.
The choir of the Methodist church
gave an appropriate Christmas can
tata, "The Choir of Bethlehem" on
Sunday evening under the direction of
Mrs. Lucille Sines.
Birthday Surprise Party
Mr.. and Mrs. Adair Daley enter
tanned Is young boys and girls at a
birthday surprise party at the home
of MIR, and Mrs. Lloyd Warthcn on
Tuesday evening, December II, in hon
or of their daughter. Eleanor's 18th
birthday, The evening was spent in
playing games and refreshments were
served. Guests attending were: Mary
Jane and Henry Wriston, Jean Frantz,
Ellen Rose, Jack Wheeler, Gene Fra
zee, Ronald Trcsslcr, Bessie Capcl,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Besides his widow, Mrs. Lucinda
Broadwater Wilt, he is survived by
six daughters, Mrs. Harry Wilt,
Jennings; Mrs. Raymond Russell,
Barton; Mrs. Robert Loar, Misses
Elsie Blanche and Freda Wilt, all at
home; three sons, Este, Marshall and
Virgil, at home; two brothers, Ben
jamin L. Wilt, Barton; Floyd Wilt.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

THOMAS OLEN WILT

Thomas Glen Wilt, IS, died at his
home at Franklin, this county, near
Westernport, on December %, follow
ing an illness Of two weeks.
A son of the late Peter and Sarah
Wilt, he was born on Savage noun
tain, this county, six miles from Bar
ton. He retired from farming when
he moved to Franklin 10 years ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

Eckhart, and one sister, Mrs. Harvey
Warwick, Cumberland, and II grand
children.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock from his late
residence, conducted by Rev. William
Wilkinson, pastor of Franklin Mis-
sion. Interment was in the Philos
cemeterY. Westernport.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-12-26

leaving for Florida to reside in Janu
airy.
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Evening star., 1946-07-07
|0'Conor Names Evans
Assistant Commander
OF 29th Guard Division
By the As,ooioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, July 6 Gov
O'Conor today named Brig, Gen
Henry C. Evans, Baltimore, as as
sistant commanding general of the
reorganized 2ath National Guard Di-
vision, made up of Maryland and
Virginia units.
Gen. Evans also will be senior Of
ficer of Maryland troops in the re-
organized guard division,
Brig Gen. William H, Sands. Nor
folk, was nominated Tuesday by
Gov. Tuck of Virginia to be COM
manding general of the 29th. Gov
O'Conor concurred In the selection
The Maryland chief executive an
nounced six other guard appoint
ments. He said all were made ir
accordance with recommendations
of senior officers OF the guard, as
sembled at the invitation of Mai
Gen. Milton A. Reckord, Maryland
adiutant general.
The other appointees
Col Harry C, Ruhl, promoted II
executive officer of the Military De.
partment and State Quartermaster
brigadier general and designated a.
Col. William j. Witte to be colonel
G, s. c., and chief of staff of ths
29th Division.
/ Col William c. Purnell to com.
mand the l75th Infantry.
/ Lit. Col. John M King. jr., TO bs
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Red Cross Asks Volunteers
For GaI|inger Gray Ladies'

To meet an urgent appeal for as
sistance TO Gallinger Hospital the
District Chapter of the American
Red Cross last night called for
volunteers TO serve as Gray Ladies
! there.
The chapter hopes to recruit at
least so women this week and to
bring the group TO the hospital July
Is for a meeting with Dr.. Alvin r
Sweeney, the superintendent. The
Gray Ladies are not nurses aideS
but perform variety of services
which enable the regular personnel
to give more time to nursing.
About 20 Gray Ladies now sery-
ing at other institutions in this area
have already arranged to 60 one day
a week TO Gallinger Hospital, The
first of these will leave Chapter
headquarters, 1880 E street NV, at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning and
will be escorted through the hos
pital by DR.. Sweeney. Mrs. Ross T.
McIntire. wife of the surgeon gen.
eral of the Navy, will be in this
first group, the Chapter announced.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Michigan Educators
To Seek Material Here

Leaders of Michigans educa tional
system will be among a group of
% nigh school principals and super
intendents scheduled to arrive here
by plane Tuesday morning for con-
ferences with government, labor and
business leaders which will furnish
background for classroom instruc-
! ton next year.
/ Representing the 27.0O0 teachers
of Michigan. the group will discuss
current economic problems with
representatives of the United States
Office of Education, the CIO, the
American Federation of Labor, and
! the United States Chamber Of Com
merce.
After completing their tour Of
Washington. the educators will
leave Thursday for New York.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

d. Clay, also were outspoker
against what they called French
delaying tactics that have held ur
plans to treat Germany as an eco.
nomic unit.
The Americans for their part told
Gen. McNarney they had been gen.
orally impressed with the success
of the United States mission ir
Germany in the face OF obstacles
They will leave tomorrow for vi
emma, whence they will 90 to Rome
London and Paris. returning te
Washington about July % They
said they also hoped to stop al
/ Trieste.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

executive officer of the l75th In
fantry.
Col Louis G. Smith to command
the 115th Infantry.
1t. Col. Randolph Milholland to
be executive officer of the 1l5th In
fantry.
Gov. O'Conor said these appoint
ments represented his initial step
in the reorganization of the Mary
land National Guard.
Evening star., 1946-07-07

'McNarney Tells Editors
Long Occupation Needed
By tho Asseeiatsd Pres,


FRANKFURT, Germany. July 6
Gen. Joseph T, McNarney, Ameri-
can military governor. told IL tour
ing newspa per executives today that
long occupation of Germany was
necessary to avoid regrowth OF
NaziSm.
Gen, MeNarney informed the
American newspapermen at the
conclusion of their inspection OF
Germany that if all controls were
lifted. the German people probably
would revert to a Nazi form of gov
ernment.
After McNarney and his deputy
military governor, 1t. Gen. Lucius
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Democrats PIon Session

The Alexandra Democratic Com
mittee will meet tomorrow night in
the Alexandria Civil and Police
Court room to outline plans for
electing % delegates to the Virginia
State Democratic Convention in
Richmond September s.
Evening star., 1946-07-07
Building Permits Listed.
Library Gets Hitler Book.

A rare and enlarged copy of
Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf,' to-
day came into possession of the
Handley Library here as gift BY
Brig. Gen. George Bryan Conrad,
U. S. A., who recently returned
from foreign service.