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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL stud service: Black Son
OF champion Try-Cob's Candidate: proven
BoxERs-Pups of exceptional quality
champion sired Axe reg; reasonably
priced. AL. 0SO5 ~"
BOSTON TERRIER, gentle pet for respon-
slble party who will care for him; please
write Boy 93-E. Star
FOX TERRIERS, white with black or brown
MARKINGS. Males, Slu. females s. DOG
HOTEL 1344 Georgia ave W, ia 1921
HORSE MEAT available, frozen chunk enc
ground: also cooked. K-9 CATERERS
SCoTIY. male. $50; sired by son of a
champion - wkS old brindie, black ton
wheat legs. wormed, Axe reg AT 7l0s
COCKER SPANIEL pups purebred. Il weeks
old; J male. :, females; price, S35 and $40
Call OIL. 81 81
FOX TERRIER. 2 mos old will give tc
good home. Call FIR 1881 after pm.
STUD SERVICE, black cocker spaniel sor
OF Champion Dalecarlias Bob Phone
FAILS Church 2953
WANTED-Good home for female cocker
SPANIEL. months old Falls Church
WANT TO BUY Chihuahua or small to,
terrier. Box .}31 -G. Star
FROZEN HORSE MEAT, Doberman PIN
schers. Axe registered: cocker spaniels
Axe registered: Shetland sheep DOGS, Axe
registered: and mxed-breed pups PET
FOOD SHOP. 5000 Lee hwy, East Falls
Church Falls Church 13jO
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

GRIN. AND BATH semidet, brick, OIL heat.
immediate poss FurniShed 81 800.
WEsRY R3ck fF # cs SA sth de.
6q5ns5 neE Sag ops6 sas
day. / TO ) pm. Price Sl2.50O. J. LET
TON MARTIN, Earle Bldg, RE. a49a, AID.
GEORGETOWN brick PROD
mereial Evenings; eaIl M; Bgrruss, EN-.
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL-Det. bunss allow
on level lot, contains living rm- with din
Vacant ias Min in about ' week; gas heat price,
$3.50. WI 5s67, INEz cUsHARD, DI.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G., a3rd and Oliver
sts.-Detached. 4 bedrooms, bath; va
SAINT Feb t,s; i 81 81 500 Gall Az, Mr., sherwin'
lot; conyenient downtown location; PRICED
to sell. Reasonable terms. j. E; MALLOS,
133 Investment Bids Ex. 52ls; ewes.
Ne NEARBY B;il MARYLAND-conveniently To-
Gated detached home of rooms and
M7JcHEddT IS agsISk; Di Ss5I until p;m
dining room. kitchen, bedroom and lava
tory on first g door: spacious 6edToom' be- room,
water heat. built-in garage. This, home is
ESfs ths ONE sSs oday ea saH M ff"G GPant t aE 55o
eLosE:IN - PETIoETH - se%idstsshsd
SFfe STefe 'front.' oorch aSo RooER 0 Moss I Rsaor
.I:3 Rhode Island ave. ne. Ho 500 49,.
stucco house bath, INV h: poor condition:
ally; price, $1,000; ST 900 cash bal, So;
pe syaiiaSe S S45aiii' g. Il oARvIN Earle Bds, EX
2:,23: evenings: Mr.. Cullen. Du. 1870,
room room a and bath, a-stors brick house side
large yo0ded lot Just being fRITR f1mniG5t1N n
fS$FsfMENT SS5 fSsF WI s43 iSsfKAEeE sA ST. CO. sH
det home, in excellent condition. should be
Seen eaaEs and 1s5 M lasse Sd Inf F se 6ed
f.. bedrms and bath; "a block transit in
Scs!len5 srfs nom ssgOn cs Of GhfSs r%EED ShasDf
co. 1904 Conn. ave, EN-. 1890 until
\ MERIDIAN RRtfnDIAN PARK AREA-Brick property
containing II rms, 212 baths with addi-
tional terrace apis; of , rms; and oath
MIcHfGaS MHcHaGHS p PARKSspacious 4bedroom,
semidetached brick home, in excellent con-
2-apt. home. First floor, living room. real
fireplace, dining room. sunroom. pretty
rooms, tile shower bath. Oak floors.
brick garage. Close to everything. Ideal
location S13,250. Easy terms. Call
ZANTZINGER, Jr., Real Estate,
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., near Nebraska ave,
one door from Conn First floor has lsrss
entrance hall. beautiful living room with
fireplace. large dining room and kitchen.
Second floor has library, or bedroom with
fireplace, plus 3 other bedrooms and bath.
Third floor has 2 bedrooms and bath, Oil
E.-w h.. recreation room with bar and
| lavatory. truly magntheient home.
| Reasonably priced at $4,000. SAMUEL
E. BOGLEY. WI. 5000. Evenings, Mr..
| Lerncr. WI. 6l31
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SAVE YOUR RENT---1on smoking. drinking
couple wanted to share home room anc
ooard free in exchange your services
Arlington. Phone Oxford 1913 after !
3I3I 18th ST, N.w,-win share 4-room
apartment with another man, between -
to .S, no older. $50 month. AID. $3.50
between D-g:30 pm
EA-WAVE wanted to share 4-room apt
with two others; rent, S35 mo-: private
room call after 9 pm. RA. 651s. 412d
653 MARYLND AVE. N.E.-Large front
room l,hk., ina f.; employed married
UNUSUAL oPPORTUNTTY to rent beauti
luliy furn. bedroom, connecting Twins
room with fireplace, full private bath. in
loysiy home on large estate overlooking
Rock Greek Park in Chevy Chase, Md
short drive TO Naval Hospital or Walter
Reed; tranSD. necessary. Phone weekdays
! TO ., OIL. 0O95
LUXURIOUS 2-bedroom apt, nicely and
completely trrn., solarium off master he'd
loom no children; Sl75 month. 100 c
s. ne; ; AEf; l0g. At. 93b7 after r m.
completely furnished. Including bedrooms
rent rent, 81 = month: all utilities included
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HOUSES EXCHANGED,

WILL TRADE Washington house for house
WILL EXCHANGE Groom. 2-bath house, 7
years old. excellent neighborhood in Kansas
City Mo. for similar house in Washington
area, preferably Virginia. Box l17-G,
Star
WILL EXCHANGE Baltimore house for
house or apartment in Wash. Cali Mr..
EATON, Baltimore. Phone Evergreen
SEW
EXCHANGE RENTAL. R-room house. SUI
burban Phlla delphia. for similar occu-
pancy in D. c. or suburbs. Box 353G,
SraT
BOSTON-Trade or find us 2-bedroom
house or apartment in Cambridge or vi
cinity ior our 2-oedroom n ". Washington
house; ldcal for children. SH 1904
EXCHANGE 2-beoroom furnished bungs-
low for ! or > bedroom apt Call be-
tween and $. 81 06Ol
WILL EXCHANGE "-bedr oom home m
Bait. for same 'houSe or apt in Wash.
Box a.sS-G. Star
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COAL. WOOD ana suEL OIL.

SCRAP LUMBER, frewooo. S10-SI5 and
$50 per load: wholesale and retail. AT
39la COOPER SUPPLY CO.
CALL THE WOODMAN for seasoned fire.
Llace wood, stacked on truck 10 guarantee
you full cord: small starting pieces in
Cuded 81 21lq
FIREPLACE WOOD delivered Washing ton.
Virginia and Maryland, $50 per cord
Phone CH; ESQ after 5 pm.
FIREPLACE WOOD-Choice hard or mixed
wood seasoned one year Cut any length
Quick delivery Call WI 0fa5
FIREPLACE and stove wood for sale. de-
livered. $50 per cord Kensineton i6-J-l
FIREW00D-More than a cord Of wood
mixed pine and oak. Sl5. You haul it
EN- 69iO
SEASONED oak wood for sale. SCI 50
per cord NO S:iuS "a
FIREPLACE, stove wood mixed seas slab
wood. cut any length ] cord. Sl6: cords
$50; mm. del. ACKERBLOOM, DI. 21o4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES and photo supplies for cam
in cameras. electric meters, carrying cas- s
range finders. projectors, film. paper. chem
icsIS flash suns and 800 more items
ttopp Dept: of Justice. RE 2434. Cam
AIR COMPRESsORS. pumps paint spray
eSeb machine Shop S faciiteo isotS shaft faI ano re
building; steel benches and shelving avail;
brushes, bIIns, motor parts in stock: ELECTRIC
AIR CoNDiTf0NER. chmax, model 30
for large .oflce Ex. 1915, Ext IS.
ALARM CLOCK. good new, used 3
weeks: $3.50. 37I9 Window pl. NV
ALARM CLOCKS REPAIRED ,any maze,
inci INC. siec:; also % eXperf watch and iewelry
.n5esd ear rec Recently sFEc5 EwFTky Tark aes5 co
ANDIR6Ns. coal crates, fireplace hxtures,
stSfsS .SpI. oHS Phone P orders: At. 400.
oSs sGS s9d bras bras Co.
match; WASHINGTON ART GALLERIES.
ANGLE IRONS, beams cut to size: other
bios. material- from hundred Of wrecked
eiogs.' GENERAL WREcK1NG CO. MI
ANTIQUES - Victorian armchairs. secre-
tary marbe;top tables. oval frames. prints,
paintings. demItaSSe. bric-a-brac, lamps,
mirrors. clocks. silver. books. 61s 5th st
ANTIQUE FURNITURE-one Early Amer
lean pine corner cupboard. one French
lent condition. CAN Decatur 1S93 Can be
seen between 4;3o and 8 pm,' or by slI, sppt,
White worms: Tubifex HoUARiUM itHI'ts5 SUPPLY Ply
SS9spHaaITT S9 aSfT GP TILI ave vouT w, oassmer,
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT - Chrome chairs,
several sll-purpose chairs: excellent facial
water cooler. Cali Mr.. Bennett ,'@ ME-. E.
BED. poster, canopy top solid mahogany.
sGoo; ssb and q1ek ss sale s,4H MH ,Is IHsoPWooDs
will take S45. Wo, 5000. Ext. Al Cali
before pNm, Thursday or any time Frid.y.
BED, prewar. best quality, maple twin
size, heavy coil springs inner-spring mat
tress' tres IKE new, $40; , maple chairs, S3.
BEDROOM. living room suites: beds COM
plete; combination radio, studio couch,
%ovns 0oPs Efas5sRs tEDS s5d5
BEDDING, wool blankets. quilts. comfort
rev Bates Bates single bedspreads. Reasonable
sd5ss,e sET Hspesxhits Espu
shps ssfhfp5s siaS aSD BEboiSe b GSbl Atlas and only
Atlas has the brsnd--new folding cot with
mattresses. Sl235: brand-new. all -sprins
wood bed and mattress. complete. sl025
Atlas is Washington's oldest and LARGEST
cut.price house and guarsntees the lowesi
prices. So deposit and 12 months to pay
Don't be lured by mere statements as Atlas
and only Atlas can give you these. values
Atlas has only one entrance. which Is
eiirscrly sigs nndderneath the large Atlas neon
ri are IN Atlas Free delivery ATLAS FUR
nnIIT99ERIEs NJ 9EIs ca 20 a2l st. NV D1 3737
BEDRooM-s3s for an s-piece bedroom
froup. complete, with spring and mattress
included: $50 for. all s pieces: that's al
you pay; SIS dt posit 10 months to paw, al
brand-new furniture manufactured in rich
walnut or maple with a large. round. mod.
misled. be sure you are, in Atlas for rea,
cut-price house in WASHINGTON and guar
antee the lowest prices, Our only entranc,
Is directly underneath the large Atlas neor
sign. Open evenings until Z pm oper
d. 313i, DI. 373s. DI. 3739.
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BOATS.
RICHARDSON - CENTURY MATT

RICHARDSON - CENTURY MATTHENs q
To insure spring delivery, place youl
order now. Call Mr.. Ray Stone, Gil 700.
division THE JACK STONE CO
INIT. CRUISING HOUSEBOAT. priced TO
sell: excel. cond and beautiful furn. Con-
tact owner. aboard yacht Sarama, Owens
d Rive Marine Rwy., lth and Maine S.w.
o.
CUTTER. 40 #, new. built by owens
call WO fSot
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Three bedrooms. .
baths. oil heat. double garage: furnished.
available for immediate occupancy. Call
District 50l4 between and ) pm.
VICINITY NATIONAL CATHEDRAL. corner
house, large lot: three bedrooms, two baths.
study. sleeping porch on second floor;
maids room and full bath, third floor.
Newly decorated. attractlvely furnished.
$500. Box 44-G, Star.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Bungalow, 3 bed
rooms; available Jan. 9th TO March LIST;
oil heat: conv. tranSp. 81. 5O3g.
1862 ADDISON CHAPEL NE bed
rooms. d. r. !. r. k. and b.; utilities. incl.
phone; 500; no children; avail. now TO
May Is WA 1898
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AVIATION.

YOUR sKYRANGER CRUISER is HERE.
your Trimmer Amphibian is coming For d
oemonStration or information see or call
AVIATION CORP, 4O2 Southern Bldg
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
AVIATION insurance protection Consult
SHIVERS INSURANCE AGENCY, l0Iu
vermont ave. NV District 100.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
OIL. sSSs. or HYDE FIELD. SP OSSS
SEE AND FLY the new 1915 Taylorcratt
CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT. OIL SSsS
Evening star., 1946-01-24
ROOMS EURkIsHEo-s.E. and s.w.

1915 .9th ST. s.E.-Room with double
bed; S4. mo; for >. FIR. 9143.
chored year around Potomac. few min
from center of town: toilet. shower, double
and linens; Sll0 for .: pvt dock and
parking space; permanent resident pre-
lcrred NE 3155 25'
l3i2 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE SE.-Sleep-
ing room, next bath, unlimited phone,
private residence. within walking distance
Of Navy Yard; 81 per week AT 6lI5.
$40 u ST. Sc. near Navy Yard con-
veniCnt to everythine-Beautiful room in
spotleSs private home. refined employ ed
couple: ST. per week or S4s a month
81 ST. S.E.-Single room for man or
girl, chw S22 80
l1if Bard PL. Sc. - Single room. de-
tached home, Is min. downtown; SIS
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APARTMENTS uhEuRhIsHEp

EXCHANGE convenient. modern 1-bedroom
apartment, NV. for larger unfurnished
quarters. WO. iOt2. 27s
TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath, large NJ
apt house: will exchange this apt, and
salary for services of young businesswoman
as secretary in office Applicant must have
good appearance and personality, with
thorough business training, aged $3.50
Apply Box 64-E Star.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HELP NAVAL OFFICER, long combat over
seas, bring wife baby here: house 70 81 10:
iEsI GSFUkS1sHED HousE, EAfN5NG Two Or more bed
6Soops; = can a repair or decorate If necesssry
PERMANENT RESIDENT desires unfurn
house any desirable section city. best care
sIsTred ,pT oR SheGhsFd no1 sF 1850 bedrooms to,
dipiomat in NV. section ursently needed
,S,Y NAVY DR wife and B,ifssS 5n9 fha sed fess
or nearby area Cali WI. 9ia5
COUPLE usently nesd 2-bedroOm fun:
in or near GEORGETOWN area will pay lib
eTa Tsns1 so s5cehsai its6 E2 saFe, Gall MRS
fEkMANEST n GOV" ATTORNEY, Civil
Service, ex-naval cfhcer, desires = or
s55sT 5So msRfhs s sSSS SSsFssas. Mr., AASGis'
fEcHSfcAL MAN, Wife small children.
need 9bedrocm apt; or house, furn., or
unfurn22 vicinity silver Spring. Refer
TWo OR THREE BEDROOMS. family with
2 children, Anywhere within 30 miles
NAVY C0MDR.. long duty, needs. 3-bed-
room house or apartmeqt, preteraeiy . un-
AGeeR5 Wishes fsfs sdT n6oR
house. NV. section; no children. Box
CoM0R: UsN. permanent, desires untur,
nished house or apt: no children. Call
WI 500.
EX-NAVAL OFFICER, permanent resi-
dent. now ENJOYING kindly friends hospital;
ity, really needs house or apt. furnished
or unturnlShed. 10 accomm odate small
family: highest references. EN-. 04Sf. 26'
WILLING TO SIGN 2-YEAR LEASE
Please, oh please, let overseas Marine Corp
officer wife and 5-yesr-old daughter rent
your . or 3 bedroom unfurnished home
or partment. HO 6l5l. Ext. sol. }o'
PERMANENT RESIDENT - Member ma
tional sales organization needs two OF
three bedroom house. Mr.. BARRON, DI.
$500. Ext. S2I. 81
PERMANENT BUSINESS EXECUTIVE
needs unfurn. or : room home: virginia
preferred, up 10 $3.50 mo. MR.. DAW-
DIPLOMAT DESIRES 3-bedroom modern
house. entirely or partly furnished; or
4-5 room apartment, unfurnlShed. Reply
@l44 Wyoming avenue, HO. 0556. 20.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
ApAorMeh1 HOUSES FOR SALE.

APARTMENTS-We have three sms II de-
tached brick apartment buildings of 3 and
y units each located in the Mt. Pleasant.
wave authorized us to sell at attractive fs-
ures Cell Ne ili:i until . pm. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG WIDOW and children "A and u
desire room and board with day care for
children IN nice, pvt. home: refs. Box
216-G, Star. "a
URGENT. in family house. . rooms and
private bath. with board, for diploma tic
couple, small children and nurse. NO
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.
POULTRY 5 EGGS

FRESH COWS. Call Rockville PSI
BROOD MARE. young, serious; iron era,
mare, 4, suitable for children; both sound
Ashton 5612
Evening star., 1946-01-24

1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE RID PULLETs
best strain. beginning TO lay now, 81 ST
ca. WO. 0464, or WI o303. MR.. c. o
YOWELL
WHITE LFGHoRNS, LAYING. g. 80 and S.
each: leaving city. Call Silver Spring
Evening star., 1946-01-24
ROOMS FURNisHED-MD. and VA,

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Atlractive clean
iurnlSheo room: croSs-venrilation, beauty
rest mattress: private home OIL 61a5
l3l? NO. 18th ST, ARL., VA-Large furn
'nor1, Nov hrmF- Semiprivate bath SO
weekly. CHI sS1s OK.
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GRIN. AND BATH semidet. brick Oil heat
immediate poss Furnished, S11 500.
64aO block Sth st NV. Call MA. S513.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Possessio with de-
posit 500 Klingle st. NV. rooms,
h,-w.h.. gas burner. newly redecorated,
front and rear porches, den. Open Sun
day. / TO : pm. Price, $1,000. J. LEI
TON MARTIN, Earle Bldg. RE. 2492, AID.
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CONTINUED on Nsxt Psgel
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Routes for Freeway
To Be Discussed
AGAIN This Week

A study of proposed routes for the
Northwest Freeway in suburban
Montgomery County was to be re-
sumed this week by Federal, State
and District officials following a
meeting of the Co-ordinating Com
mittee selecting the route.
The committee decided at meet
ing in the Interior Department Fri
day that the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, the
Federal Public Roads Administra-
ton, the District Commissioners
and the District Highway Depart
ment, as well as the Federal Engi-
neers representing the Federal Wa
ter System of the District, would
study the proposed route along
Macarthur boulevard from Cabin
John Run Park to the District line
and the alternate proposal involv-
ing the adjacent valley of the
George Washington Memorial Park
way from Cabin John Run to the
District. Both of these areas are
under Federal jurisdiction.
1t also was agreed that the Mary
land State Roads Commission
would continue the study and sur
vey of Cabin John Run and
Thomas Branch Valley as far north
as Tuckerman lane as a possible
location for the Freeway route. The
roads commission, meanwhile, will
prepare estimates as to probable
volume of traffic on such q route.
E. Brooke Lee, vice-chairman of
the Maryland-National Capitol Park
and Planning Commission, told the
committee that the route originally
surveyed by the Maryland State
Roads Commission, which runs into
the Bradley Hills section, would be
extremely high per mile, is vigorous
ly opposed by residents in the area
and would result in considerable
lack of harmony" in planning the
street systems.
The commission, he said. favors
the location of the route of the free
way along the Macarthur boulevard
from the District line to the east
side of Cabin John Run Park, thence
along the east side of Cabin John
Run Park to Thomas Branch and
along the valley of the branch to
Tuckerman lane.
Mr.. Lee also revealed that funds
made available last April to the
State Roads Commission by the
Montgomery County Commissioners
have not been advanced because of
lack of agreement concerning the
definite location of the proposed
route among 'the governmental
agencies and citizens concerned"
The funds were made available only
for route which lis to bear the ap-
proval of the Federal Bureau of
State Highways, the Maryland State
Roads Commission, the Maryland
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission and the majority of the
residents of Montgomery County
who have studied this proposal or
who are directly affected thereby"
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Spootz Restores
Several Trophies
For Army Aviotors
BY the Associated Press

Competition for several famous
aviation trophies and awards, sus-
pended during the war, was or
dered revived yesterday by Gen.
Carl Spaatz, chief of the Army
Air Forces.
Most highly cherished by mill
tary flyers is the Mackay Army
Trophy, awarded annually for the
most meritorious flights. First won
in 1912 by Second 1t. Henry H.
Arnold, later World War II Air
Forces chief, it was held in later
years among others by Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker, 1t. Gems. James H.
Doolittle and Ira C. Eaker.
Other awards reinstated include
the Collier Trophy for the years
greatest aviation achievement, the
Cheney Award, Frank Luke, jr.,
Memorial Trophy, Edward S. Evans
Glider Trophy, and Daedalian
Trophy and Colombian Trophy.
In each competition the winner
will be selected either by Gen
Spaatz or by committee of which
he is member.
In previous years awards were
withheld where flights or achieve
ments failed to meet standards of
past records. The Air Forces said
the development of jet-propulsion
and general wartime gains in air.
craft performance promised new
winners for this year.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Priority for Veterans
On 1000 Apartments
Promised by Crank

Veterans of World War II and
their families will be given first
priority in renting the 1000 apart
ments proposed for a l14-acre tract
on New Hampshire avenue, extend
ed, at University lane, it was prom
ised last night.
Theodore Crank, attorney and
moderator of the Mutual Broadcast
ing Systems American Forum of
the Air, heads group of Washing
ton business and professional men
whose bid of $432,0O0 was accepted
for the site yesterday by the Defense
Homes Corp. He declared that pros
pective tenants would be selected
according to their greatest need, not
necessarily in order of application.
The proposed community, to be
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Driver Couehtin 8OMPH Chase
Is Fined 81 ,375 on 36 Churqes

Tnirty-six charges growing out of
an 80-mile-an-hour chase by police
through foggy streets early Septem-
Der 20 brought William H. Burton,
81, colored, total of $1,375 in fines
or more than 16 months in Jail
terms yesterday in Municipal Court.
Judge George d. Nelson, who inn
posed the sentence, called the case
'one of the most fiagrant" examples
of irresponsible driving he had
known. In addition to "a traffic vio-
iation charges. Burton was accused
of carrying dangerous weapon and
taking property without right.
The latter charge alleged that
Burton had taken the automobile of
1t. Comdr. John w. Du Bose, $500
Davenport street NV, from a park
ing lot day earlier.
Policemen M. c. Barco and j. D.
Kurtz began the chase, it was said,
when they saw Burton driving fast
at TWenty-fourth and M streets
Evening star., 1946-09-29

NV. shortly after 6 am. Within
10 minutes, after several other police
cars and motorcycle had joined
the pursuit. the car Burton was
driving halted after striking an iron
fence at Seventh street and Florida
avenue NE. police reported.
Burton suffered scalp injuries, re-
portedly in resisting police, who said
he carried knife and an ice pick.
The traffic charges included pass
ing is red lights and stops
signs. having no drivers permit,
driving on the wrong side of the
street and running over a safety
zone Sentences on those charges
totaled S1,05O in fines or year In
jail.
In addition, Burton was ordered
to pay $3.50 or serve 80 days on the
charge of taking property without
right and $75 or As days on the
weapon charge
Evening star., 1946-09-29

known as Langley Park, will be in
Montgomery and Prince Georges
County, Md.
Mr.. Crank said he was con-
vinced that the interests of most
veterans in this area will best be
served by modestly- priced apart
ments. with the maximum degree of
facilities, rather than by their ex-
pending hard-wrn savings for
homes at present aigh costs
He also announced that the first
Board of Directors of Langley Park,
Inc, would include Mr.. Crank,
Lee F. johnson, executive vice
president, National Public Hous-
ing Corp: Morris Miller local at
torney; Col. Julius I. Peyser, former
American Legion department COM
mander and director of the
Security Savings g. Commercial
Bank; Hubert A. Schneider, at
.orney; James Twohy, former gov
Gnor of the Federal Home Loan
Evening star., 1946-09-29
3 Million Reported Spurned
For New Diamond Mine
By the Associated Press

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa,
Sept. 28-Dr. John T. Williamson
has rejected an offer of 2,00O,O 900
pounds (S8,000,0O0) from the De
Brees world diamond interests for
his newly discovered diamond mine
in Tanganyika, ii. was reported here
today.
DR.. Williamson said he was not
much interested in money and pre-
ferred to keep the mine and sell his
diamonds as he chooses.
Il couldn't possibly spend q
100000 pounds on the kind of SIM
pie living I prefer" he said.
DR.. Williamson has given q one
third share in the mine to his
brother, Dercy, who was wounded
while serving with the Canadian
Army in Europe.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Winchester Policeman
Freed in Shooting
By the Associated Pres,

WINCHESTER, Va, Sept. ga
jury in Corporation Court here last
night found Robert L. Milburn
suspended policeman, innocent of
charges of feloniously shooting and
Wounding William Dunn, jr., 81,
after police reported they had been
called by neighbors to the vicinity
OF the Handley High School campus
to d1sperse a group of noisy youths.
Milburn and Policeman Joe Ritter
testified they undertook to disperse
the group and that Dunn ran from
the scene. Milburn said he fired his
revolver toward the ground after
calling upon Dunn to submit to ar
rest. The bullet entered .Dunn's
f0p+
Evening star., 1946-09-29
BED PILLOWS
WINDOW SHADES

Made of fiber or good
cotton Holland cloth. SO
inches wide and 5 feet, 8
in. long. in ecru and green
colors. mounted on spring
rollers.
Az "a G1 40
Evening star., 1946-09-29
Prof. Rumos to Be Feted

Southeastern University will
honor Prof. Ramon Ramos, newly
appointed head of its Spanish de-
partment, at reception Wednes-
day at the YMCA. auditorium,
1885 G street NV, at $50 pm.