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tSOnGlUueu dSt.p
he joined in the minority report
instead.
The Senate thus got the measure
just after represent
atives of number OF labor unions
told reporters at special news con-
ference that If the bill becomes law
it will set off a new round of wage
demands and bring national dis
aSter.
Murray Calls Bill Infiationary.
CLIO President Philip Murray, in
statement read at the conference
held by more than 80 organizations
in the labor. education and con-
sumner fields, called the measure "a
complete surrender to the forces of
imitation"
ITO few" he said, at spells big
profits quickly. But to the country
as whole it spells national dis
aSter.
1.-THE Congress could devise no
better way to throw labor manage-
ment relations into a state of utter
chaos than to remove the last bull
wark against soaring prices"
Mounting Strikes Predicted.
Martin H. Miller, representing A..
F.. Whitney's Brotherhood of Rail-
way Trainmen, said this years
strikes would be "as nothing" to
next years If prices continue to
balloon"
Meanwhile, UNRRA Chief Flo
relic La Guardia advised Congress
to stop monkeying with OPA"
and Sterilization Director Chester
Bowles urged the lawmakers to vote
price control "up or down.
The two officials appeared before
the Senate Small Business Com
mittee, which is inquiring into the
general food situation and specific
ally into the current bread shortage.
Mr.. Bowles disclosed he has
opened discussions with Agriculture
Department officials over the desir-
ability of rationing breadstuffs down
to-but not including-the con-
sumner.
Senate to Take Up Bill Monday.
The Senate Banking Committee
report on the OPA bill consisted
only of summary of the measures
contents.
He told the Senate he intends
calling up the bill Monday.
The committee measure extends
price controls for one year with nu-
merous changes which OPA officials
declare will end effective price
control.
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That was before the castle was con-
verified into a club.
Soldiers with nose for liquor,
began searching for what they could
find. They uncovered the cache of
wine and later began exploring more
thoroughly. They saw a mark on
the floor and began to dig. The
heavy lead box was pulled out of its
hiding place and blasted OPEN"
The sergeant, for whom the search
is now being made, was said to have
turned the jewels over to Mrs.
Durant. They were in her custody,
Col. Miller said.
Princess Files Complaint.
Princess Sophie, granddaughter of
Kaiser Wilhelm, heard about the
discovery Of the jewels from an old
family retainer. She went to Mrs.
Durant and said she would like to
have some Of them to wear on her
approaching wedding day. She was
told that since they were private
property they would be returned to
her family.
Later in April the princess heard
that both the WAC captain and the
jewels were missing. She COM
planned to the American authorities
and an investigation started.
While the money value was placed
at $1,500,000 or perhaps more, the
jewels had an even greater value to
collectors because Of their history.
Colonel Was Illinois Native.
A native of Oak Park, ILL.,, Col
Durant was graduated from the Uni
versity Of Illinois with a bachelor
Of arts degree. At the Georgetown
Law School he was a member of
the Law School Journal in 1910.
He was member of Gamma Eta
Gamma law fraternity.
A second lieutenant in the Army
Reserve Corps, Col. Durant entered
active service with the rank of cap
tain. He was awarded the Legion
of Merit and the Bronze Star.
Additional information from the
service record of Mrs. Durant
showed she enlisted in the WAC,
July 10, 1912. She was member
of the second class Of student Off
GERS assigned to the WAC school for
personnel administration at Purdue
University.
Born In Prescott, Ariz., October H.
1912, her home is listed in records
as Phoenix. Before her entrance
into the service, she was assistant
to the secretary-manager of the
Phoenix Country Club.
Was Stationed ut Aberdeen.
Mrs. Durant was stationed at
Aberdeen Proving Ground in Mary
land as a lieutenant in February
and March, 1914, and also at one
time was assigned to the Holabird
Signal Depot in Baltimore.
She attended the Immaculate
Academy and st. GATHERINGS Col
lege in Pasadena. A sister, Mrs
Gladys B. Madison, lives in Holly
wood, Calf.
Two nephews, Richard Smith and
DAVID Lonergan, are serving In Ger
many as Army privates.
Mrs. Durant was divorced from
her first husband in 1941. Although
the Army gave her age as "a, Mrs
Durant's former mother-in-law, Mrs
Genevieve O'Day of Phoenix, said
she knew the WAC captain to be 4s
years old.
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overwhelming approval was pre-
dicted.
Ralph Taggart, president of the
Philadelphia Reading Coal & Iron
Co., said the cost of the concessions
would have to be passed on to the
public.
THE industry can't absorb any of
it," he said. THE new contract will
increase cost and prices materially.
but 1t is the only one that could be
made under prevailing conditions. !"
Mr.. Taggart also disclosed that the
operators had been in touch with
Federal authorities in Washington
and had reasonable assurance"
that prompt consideration would be
given an application for an increase
In the retail price of anthracite.
Based on seven-hour day, all
categories of workers in the anthra-
cite fields will receive a basic in
crease of $1,29A a day. The pres
ent five-day week was continued. A
sixth working day of seven hours
"AAASAA "SAAA VIC poAO dt Gllc Tdt6 OF
time and q half, was made optional
to both the miners and the OBJ
orators.
500 Vacation Pay.
Travel time was increased for in
side miners from $1.132 daily to
1889 per shift.
Also included in the contract is a
provision for vacation pay of s1OO
instead of the present SIS for 10 days
time off. This point also was in
cluded in the bituminous agreement
UNIV wages in the anthracite field
now range from an average 90 cents
an hour for outside workers, $l.O5
an hour for inside workers and sl.19
for miners.
The new contract provides fol
eight holidays a year, in addition to
vacation time, instead of the pres
ent six.
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Boston Terrier Breed
Originator Dies al q
BY the Associated Press

QUINCY, Mass, June 8.-Sports
lost one of its most enthusiastic fol-
lowers when DR.. Walter G. Doc)
Kendall, DID. S., 90, died yesterday
at the Wollaston rest home.
A charter member of the Boston
Athletic Association, he organized
the original Wheel About the Hub"
Bicycle Club in 1870.
He was a widely known dog
fancier and was recognized as origi-
nator of the Boston terrier breed.
He won 275 first or special prizes
with his terrier, Squanto II.
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Dominican House OF Studies will be
in charge Of the conferences.
The subjects to be discussed are:
Sunday, THE Rosary and a World
in PERIL; June is, 1.-THE Rosary and
Social and Political Change; June
%, THE Rosary and the Revolt
From God"; June 80, THE Rosary
and the Peaceful Revolution"
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Reserve and A. U. S. commits
stoned officers released from active
duty may enter the Regular Army
in grade one (master or first SER
geant) and still retain their re-
serve commissions. Inquire at U. S.
Army Recruiting Station, 403 Tenth
street NV
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in gto chop some of the inequities
out of this business for the benefit
of the drivers as a whole and not
for any particular group"
He denied the fleet owners were
represented on the 18-man council
Mr.. Grange declined to comment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-08

Every one who can buy U. S. Saw
lngs Bonds will thereby help himself
and his country.
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FOUND.

COCKER SPANIEL. small male black, in
Falls Chbrch. Phone Falls Church 1886
MANS WRIST WATCH on New York ave
NV. j. F. WRIGHT, 1920 H st. NV. RE
073S. o.
RING, lady's; on Decatur and Ga. ave. NV
Ahone RA. 1880. A."
FAN PUPPY, found Thursday, at 18th st,
and wyoming aye; NV; small leather COL
lar no tags. Returned by proper identi-
ffcation to owner. MI 1865.
TAN COCKER SPANIEL, in the vicinity of
oneens Chapel Manor; vaccination tag m
collar. Call Elk. 2746, bet. and pm. -
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.ERLITZ

6Sth Yedr-French, Spanish, Italian, Ger.
man or any other LANGUAGE made easy b.
the Beriitz Method-available only ut the
BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
S39 18th st. Cat Eye). National O27o
For SIS Years Berlitz Has Neper Failed
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OPA

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HANDBAG, lady's, snakeskin; contents,
address book. Reward. Presumably lost on
Potomac Park trolley, June 3 Return to
REV. F. McHUGH. 391 Michigan ave ne
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LOST.

BILLFOLD containing money and valua-
able papers. in Silver Spring, Friday after
noon; reward. "a Erie ave, Takoma
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CAT, female. on May %, 1916, part Per-
ton mark; has round face and round eyes
ike an owl. Please return to MRS MARY
MANGUM, 654 E st. Sc. AT. 1913 Re-
Evening star., 1946-04-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

OWNERS ATTENTION. can purchase o.
sell your property immediately: 1 handle
cialize in sales to colored buyers oul
I'M Mr. sfs5 BRowN es MI uncsss asa
OVER quarter of century Of experi-
ence in .appraisings and selling fine resi-
ties in D. C., nearby Md and Va, means
that we can offer you a service ,unsur.
passed in efficiency, promptnesss and cour.
and to list your home in this area. phone
RAvATTE eHsz eF suF Realfar Georg.s ss 1884, s46
sS'ooRR Or 6 ROOMS AND BATH-Bungalow in
SEek #f caS shlf H5SE AoS5E 4 f. "a iS;
value today. Our opinion. entails no obi
syss.. aE s7s1 W wM Hh Il sAuNpRks N RH iea eo ;
CASH BUYERS !oS D 6. ana Nd. properly Se n:y
y y 9 ss'o': sssi HPn Rhcd' ss
BaS'Ss po You sq Want ssFRhS sFE2bY Across III Lis
yoMr house with us. Have cash BUYERS VIII
cl pay TOP Rve Price e Fas6 REALT,
cali cali for s free Sea and hones
eenss With vh dsn no Or Ghsaop % sy outrs 8 ha
will be amazed with our quick and efhcient
Sc. FIR 2sQ2. I'M 8 pm.
all cash, ROGER MOSS. Realtor. zig;
DON'T EXPERIMENT.! CAN us to sell you
house. We give prompt, courteous service
FTes appraisalsn aT VIM NdaSS G. LIBBY Co. q!
TO 8 ROOMS, consider D. C. or Nd
Will buy, furn. or unfurn. am not
and Sun. GE. $3.50. Thomas Circle. eve
Evening star., 1946-04-20
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhIA.

REAL ESTATE SERVICE, TNC.-7-yr.-oId
Waverly Hills brick bune ealow living room.
dining room. kitchen, den. bedroom, bath.
sunroom, 24-ft. inclosed porch: 2nd floor
has 5-room and bath apartment with -pri-
yate entrance. GL. 0561. -21
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC.-5-yr old
asbestos -shingled bungalow on acre near
Annandale: 8 bedrooms and bath. stove
heat. Asking S12,500. make offer. Gil.
0561. 81
CONTINUED on Next Pags.)
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COLORED-PARK RD. HOUSING c

500 blk. Florida ave ne-2-story brick.
6 spacious rooms. tiled bath, h.-w.h.. full
basement, porches; possession under rent
law: S1,500 down.
Beautiful town home, Kalorama rd-14
rooms, 3 baths. oak floors, full basement,
h -w.h:: stone trim: garage; vacant soon;
good down payment.
Semidetached, near 11th and Spring rd
Good brick home, 6 rooms, tiled bath,
h.-w h.; possession: good terms.
New Hampshire ave.-Flne large corner
brick home, IS rooms, tiled baths, good
for guesthouse. apartments or fine hotel;
substantial down payment.
roo blk. Hobart-6 rms, tiled bath: p
story brick; garage, porch, yard; good
terms.
First commercial, North CAPITOL
story brick @ rooms: hoTh; oG iou.L good for
Fine brick home, Sth st. NV. 10
rooms, 3 baths, excellent kitchen equip
ment, tile in basement: entire, house newly
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ALExASDRIA. VA. 1923 Duke st.-oper
Sqnaag }$G no bs ole
1890. in splendid condition; lge. double
living room with open fireplace; basement
dpen dnns epacs with snSn sTf1 9Dr se snd
bedrms. and baths: in addition there is
rear apartment overlooking, walled gar:
bath, dining rn., living room and Kitchen
with OPA-approved rent of 500 pei
month furnished ,I For additional infor,
WARD 3; CARR, Realtor. Ma. 1905. -,2l
NE. PROPERTY converted into furn. apts.
showing excel. return; in a good neigh
REAITY co. io5 '01s' ESt
W1seoNs1YX Ss a;o * AVE. af5o at MacomD-1arse de.
S35 900. WALTER M. BAUMAN. No. Se.''.
Thomas Circle d,,r Ma 6229, Wo. o747. go
ISL BELMONT tIa % RD: NW5-unit apart.
will allow your Occupancy without cost,
and ID. excellent yea return on investment be;
living KITCHEN and
furnished: $1,000 cash payment might be
low IN Phone
sHEfafRD ahh Gn Sf4 PAkK h 1901 81 nS Juniper St
E.vacant-open for pection-Detach
beautifuy iandscaped rooms: s oil Of heat
priced; terms. W. j: MONT1CONE. Ma
oPEN-NEw OPEN lE1 H HoMEM5711 iSW Glenwood I'd
Bethesda-Modern Groom home with lst-
floor and basement layatory; large modern
kitchen; large lot; detached garage; con-
venient to school and transportation: S3,-
900 cash required; 2 sold before compile
ton; To see home turn left at Bethesda
our sign: Open from Il e g pm; sat;
co: Call OIL 700 till 8 pm. -21
NEAR WISCONSIN AVE. on Harrison-A
semidetached brick, English style house; 6
looms looms "a. and bath; very cony Ion LEGATION
todays, market there are few, buys better
than this. Call Mr.. Gramlich, GIL 1864
or OR. 2244. PAUL P. STONE Realtor
VACANT IN 80 DAYs-or Trinidad ave
dsen ne Groom modern home soo porehes
stsn.,ial cas- cash NO required. JOE CURTc
BRIGHTWoOD-ON 5th ST. N.w.-Likt
new, brick row, rms. and incl porch or
first floor, rms. and incl. porch and bath
on, second floor; perfect. cond.; move il
without doing thing: h.-w.h. Sunday.
METZLER, Realtor. DI. 5000. 110t
Vermont ave. al
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LYMAN PL. Ne, near Sears Roebuck-2-
story row brick. consisting of rms. bath
gas INV h. concrete front porch, gas
range: excellent cond.; S11,"5o, terms, T
D. BURGESS, 2524 Pa. ave. Sc, FIR. 2sO2.
Evening star., 1946-04-20

}. H. WILLIAMS co. - Bungalow in
en- Meadows; > bedrmS.. oil heat; love
andScaped lot; transp. at door. Greer,
Evening star., 1946-11-10
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

Potomac Valley In a wooded section with
s8ls spasoTs xisw bome in neT
House. House Contains center hall. liv. room
PfsaEy dining ssed sGGm Baths msd servants
and bath, service stairs. auto: heat. gaT,, gaG.
iuI cellar rapissSes q, scys Wilson blvd
Arlington. Open sunday, | to pm. or BY
sRRA SeSss sS 4a
sssrms aPs ssth PAN sRa BASE
5se ssTns ssTms esS psone ersfRs
Ms. Ma. 9141, or call at Office 1923 K
iEoR SALE BY OWNER; rms; sss and ,a,Isssa Ss.h
SS Pochh hhtRssee Inseaess
PsSss fenced snd eonssins @ sSIskes 6snsi3 6oufs
Fsaoped hog psn from aoa
Rrissd Is @,cs to sell FST appointment Pig pnSns
an and fMn bath bungalow on A;scre lot all for
Helm ihs Prisf iREAGTy e ons Mr. sI9S Iensrd ov
oWSER eSsf RT VIII Eli Trade beautiful I'm sSlsk
Colonial. in Lyon Village for smaller 1m h9me
WFite TT oRNERreom M ses s,nl house in Groveten
large corner lot; near bus and school. &. Can
ENGLEsIDE-e nice buys-7 rms and
bath, oil hot-water heat; 3-rm. and bath
bungalow, barn, 2-car garage; over e a.
F5sana On Another s HELM ms Ell Rs'e
A. WITH STREAM and new 6-rm: and
bath Cape Cod bungalow; long frontage % e
SSsEs 5s.s sRy ow ASEa P55f
OF WA. 2941, Leonardo. -lo
WE OFFER for your inspection this beau.
tiful brick home in one Of Arlingtons oest
Ftban h ss ssa4oo snas snd
1st foor; Snd floor consists Of master s bed bed;
bath; t basement % is full with a iinishsd rec. G.
reation room, den, Laundry To9m' 1urnace nice
Sog7 FSo% ana Ioa Nth 5atS Detached e zaras
required Quick posSesKSlENRR KER For TdPToN' fpTs5Sr
snia 5n1oTmeslon 1otS I'd. e no., oW 5sss OK $3.50.
sSss4z2s sss1z s a;S H. es MRS SDSA
home. consisting Of 9 rooms. N baths.
lot; oil heat ess is for spts
oaiee eaSsmeni Ms 900. S For further infermstlon
call METzLER's Virginia office. GL G593.
s-uNIT HoMEs-We have fine homes Sin IN
an ant. on end. All are in fine sections and
priced at figures which are an lnducemnent
S Ga now o% tSF sg4t sgSo oR ssai
MAKE Offer says the owner Of a this Pre- Pre-,
2bed b. home eosippsd Saed hsat Fa eose se
with VI 1asi small down payment from right party;
STaer GIl sa5s Sai1 SaaRfs RGAiTY n IN oW
inst GIHNSsSuRPAssEp on today's market to fpd
q 3-bedrm. brick Colonial at S13,950,
which can be moved into right away; ex-
cellent shape, equipped kit:. splendid ioca-
Wants tasn terms mined nexI sas ca for spp
COMMONWEALTH REALTY. oW. $500,
SEARBY 1i. VIRGINIA; just beyond Key
Bridge. This 2-bedroom, =, semidetached
to % IA couple couple Or @ small family who wish to
live in close-in suburban community; oil
heat, Venetian blinds. insulated. Posses.
sion at settlement. VIM H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC. 1919 st. NV, DI. lol6
sell SELL I fT@A 9. command from the owner; he
room brick bungalow will, be considered,
sssis u s oorsS s attic 1 E ss ao d9st'e fe1
more bedrros.; Venetian blinds go; excel
ls1s ssos faiE POS fa n0o ow 'f
i.Ackf WOODED LOT. restricted @ and 3 DC. Dc.
below -Alexandria; Just 81 Mount vernon
BEAuTiFUI WHITE BUNGALow;-171e
pe1sTa ston Close to .rse ssysryns Bs
lines. 10 minis. Of Pentagon. Open SSra
s1H YATEs sSe; Z. j.. .JAcKsoN. ow. eS47. Iii
Evening star., 1946-11-10

ROCKVILLE bedrms., 2-car garage;
Bethesda-2-bedrm.. brick bungalow,
Bethesda-2-bedrm bungalow. SS.95o.
Bethesda-3 bedrms., 3is baths. den,
Bethesda@House for large family.
silver spEinscce5psT kSi lgti ,EG 3 BEGIN; as1s
Old Georeetown I'd, Bethesda, Md. OIL
Evening star., 1946-11-10

SION. S14, $50 Compare the price and
others on today's market and I'm sure
you'll agree it is good buy. My home
has center,hsn plan Lovely y1tS T9omS n aira aha
CONDITIONED heat spacious living s,I room with
coiored tile bath This comfortable home
situated on q large level lot, nicely land
SosDec D0nt SEs TSs shf h Ss6s
WANT A. NICE, comfortable, prewar con- 4.
structed bungalow with large +!e,, iencea1md and
Store? This home is insulated. has storm
windows and screens and large ficored
sonably priced at, $s,a5Q; $1,000 cash aa
1857. sbs eaG With 81 sHANNoN 3 & L66cAs CO. 1906
sseH g 8 fE,s New s.roam brlsk house yith a taiI
basement, hot-water heat, summer ana ss
81 o0T ,n1s4y Iyins rSGn %isP 1a Wish
tory. which can be used as extra bedroom
large kitchen, de luxe ELECTRIC stove. So - nj Il
net: nets; "sstnS. End fioor, large bedrooms and
aIss sa ot BATH abxss npse rSs
fully weather stripped. screened and IN
sulated: near school, churches ana trans.
PoTtation into p DiTssti49ns @ 9nsn G9 is}t OUT ~
sshoolhouss alosg 0et on Cedar "a lane iane blocks 70
Brandon lane, block to house o. 0pen
". Snnf.ysr =. ysr1cktE, R~sz En. sasz. oN' .Iio ITO "
Evening star., 1946-11-10

x7,7O0-Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. y bath,
batif md floor; ne. section. conv. to bus.
$50, 900; new this year-countryy home
in town; complete with 5 acres Oh lano
TaII Ga{fbarshiIrp 3OQM after & m 10
Evening star., 1946-11-10

10 MILES FROM GAITHERsBURG-53
acres, good farm land. 3-bedrm. house,
electricity, barn, chicken house. turkey
house, fruit trees: $500.
i mile from Gaithersburg-7-rm. mouse
with bath; chicken house, toolnonse.
acres, so fruit trees: $4,000: MONIsTCMHo, 1Ho
Fry REALTY a. INVESTMENT CORR, l02
South Perry st., Rockville. Phone 22!
Tipton sheets, agent, Gaithersburg 17-F-4
Evening star., 1946-11-10

EVANSVILLE. MD. nr; new Cathoiic
school--4-bedrm. house, baths ..Saa n..%n'
o-car garage, wide deep lot. retaining
wall: S12,500. $4,000 cash. balance
miles d. c., on busline. 3-acre chicken
farm, fully equipped, 100 reds in full pro
duction; 7-rm. house. bath. cleo; h,wn..
rage. refrigerator, washing machine and
furniture included; 200-ft. frontase on
improved road: cold spring on back OF
nroperty: possession: S13,500. terms. Err
WIN REALTY CO.. Hyattsville 0334; ewes.
WA 1881. -IO
Evening star., 1946-11-10

": CLlFF F1ENS1 o w. Wn' o~oo' e'e''
VACANT-ss, $50 buys this 5-room bunga
low near Mt: Rainier. Large unfinishes
throughout, storm windows. and screens
| beautiful Handicapped corner lot; 2k block
from sehoos shopplng x,s and transpefaa rn 5ao.
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md WA. 5000
9psM9 sak aRa SInsay an
tiled bath with tub and shower, eauippee
best besilt buy at siI.95o. ROBERT S. DAVIS
Md. WA. 5000. Open daily and Sunday
cApfreh ca I On HEIGHTS. MD.-complstely re
h-wh.; built-in garage; ample bsmt space
this house will be ready for occupanc!
ythn week pE9sd stn0 for aaeaS ana sn
WooDsIDE PARKEWe have a lovely. 3
SeauP 4esndted 0rss ssedn aomf located IL e
s5mslf ss e aiss q
siLKRE HHEEs srkNc eSs s$is
oTe1 sub bedrm pm brct to ana asr1
Yrs. oid. Has. coal a:;e; C. heat ans a.s
yafant sef at TO Tese Out coesv
to Fra6kp es aye Se bRs to e 9d
Trhs to enG nEsGfh v pfIH1Tas HT 81 81
eAfVEET e2AI$; ayfs cSdNTY& ST 1922 tobacco
peake Bay shores: excellent eondition; i
ing plant home in beautiful setting Of
large oak and poplar trees; recently con, On:
barns and stable: typical sassafrss sandy md
loan soil which grows the quality Gig.
arctic tobacco for which Calvert COUNTY
noted avnsT farm tn.
Of tobacco grown in 1946. farm eauipmen!
and furniture in the house THEEoD309fEds 39fd
CHEVERLY@New 2-story brick home: IRE
place; modern, large kitchen with ta SpaGt ps.f
Stove and refrigeratoI; attractiyely priced
cliff 81 edI PIERcY g. CO. WA. 800; ewes
A wH bELfGHrFuL ISaarFuL HOME for small fam.
a. Clark piano: large lot. with fruit tree;
and picket fence; convenient TO Marylnn1nnS ryln1n
University. Bill Burroughs, UN. 404O
HYATTsVILLE INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1946-11-10

y pm.
IVACANT-S12,950 |
tractive 2-bedroom
living room with
chen, dining room
rear Of lot, filed
h.-w.h. and large,
Gated on nearly an
within 8 miles Of
stores and transpt
DAVIS CO., 1904
vile, Md. WA. 81
Sunday until 8 pm,
$500 WILL PUT
one of the most bea
in Fairfax County;
low interest: 4 lar
on 2nd floor: very
rm., utility room
range and h. W. hes
floor; oil &C. heat
house and barn; II
main highway. II
this you will want
5 pm. Located on
east Of Fairfax: W.
| LEAVING TOWN,
construction; mod.
utility room, dining
tiled bath; small q
| only. oxford 425s
HYATTsVILLE-6-r
blvd; large corner
| parochial schools;
| terms. Near Md. q
| furnished house; 9
IL large lots, gard!
terms. BRuEY RI
| NEAR TEMPLE Hill
| galow, consisting of
| fireplace, 2 bedrm
ing rm. combined:
for 2 extra bedrm.
h.-w. heat; large
acre; only Ia mi.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-10-16
Municipal Expenditures ShowIncrease
 Per-Copito Cost
 In Waterbury
 In 1o45 $62

Raymond P. Botch managing director of the Waterbury Taxpay- CTS Association yesterday warned against the high expenditures re- quired of municipalities following war years, in speech made before the Rotary Club at The Elton.
 Per-capita expenditures in. Water bury in 1945 amounted to $62 and were at least $6 higher during the current year, to date, MT. Botch de- clared.
 "The similar period following the last war, from 1918 to 1924 rose from $30 to $60 per capita and the danger of sucl, need is with us again" he warned.
 Speaking in behalf of the recent merit system theory advar by the Association for city employees, the speaker cited it as an econo4ny move and one guaranteed to stabilize the morale of the workers.
 He pointed out the various rec .ommendations of the associations during recent years some Of which have been already adopted by the administration.
 These include revamping of the police department, reorganization of the assessors office and others.
 we seeK no credit for these ad- vancements, our only purpose being to assure the taxpayers of getting their value for money expended MT. Botch declared.
 William Amelung, Max R. Traurig mad MT. Botch all armed forces,