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Among shortages developed
during World War II are light
houses, owing to wartime des-
truction and lack of mainten-
ance.
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Camera troubles? Free check-up
and estimates given on camera
repairs. Evans Camera and
Supply Store, SOC Southland st.
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Affe1noon
12:0o-America United, Forun-nho
Peoples Platform. Forum-cbo
Music for an hour--mbe 49,, M
12:3o-The Chicago Roundtable -nbe
Lyman Bryson About Radio--cb0
rash. K. Smith at London-cbA
1:oo-Robert Merrill Concert-hbc Z
4 III Weekly Review for NeMS-cbA
Married for Life-mbs
1:so--Star Concert and Meiton--nhe
Music for Sunday Afternoon-cbU
News; Veterans Panel rnbes -,
2:oo-Parade Of Music, Comment-abe
The CHS Symphony-cbg
To Be Announcements 4
2:3oone Mans Family. Dremae-nbo
Qu1et Please, Drama-mbs -
s:oonEQuiz Kids and Joe Keily-nbo
The House of Mystery--mbs :
3:3o--Author Meets Critics-nbc
-sYf Phil Spita1ny and Girls-cbs
Detective Mysteries Drama-snbs
4:oo-NBC Symphony Hour--nbc
Family Time. Eileen Farell-cba
Under Arrest, Drama-mba
4:3o-Hoagy Carmichael Songs-cbo
The Abbott Mysteries-mbs
4:45-Sunday Commentary--cbs
Evening
5:0o-Catholic Radio Service-nbo
Conrad Naegel Theater-cbs
Those Websters, Drama-mbs
5:30-Ellery Queen Detects-nbc
Kate Smith Singing--cbs
Nick Carter. Detective-mb0
6:0o--Jack Paar Comedy-nbc
The Gene Autry Show-cbs
The Mysterious Traveler-mbB
6:3o-Rogue's Gallery DramA-nbc
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy-cb0
Melodies from California-mbs
7:oo-Alec Templeton & Piano-nbo
Sam Spade Adventures-cbs
Alexander Mediation BOard-mb0
7:s0-Fred Allen Comedy-nbc
Crime Doctor, Drama-cbS
Voices of the Strings-mbs
7:55-Five Minutes News-cbs
s:oo-Sunday Merry Go Round-nbc
Meet Corliss Archer, Skit--cbB Z
Exploring the Unkpown-mbs
s:15-Hellywood Commentary--abc :
S:30-Album of Familiar Music-nbof
The Tony Martin Show-cbs az y
Double or Nothing. Quiz-nibs
9:00-To Be Announced-nbc %
Take 1t or Leave 1t Quiz-cbe
Gabriel Heaters Show-mbs
s:30-First Piano Quartet-nbc
We the People & Guests-cbb
Edmund Hockridge Song-mbs
10:00-News & Variety 3 hrs.-nbc
News, Variety, Dance 8 hrs chs
News and Dance 2 hrs.-mbs
Aec PRoeRAMS-Times fit either
Eastern daylight or Eastern Standard.
Afternoon
t:oo-Warriors of Peace
1:30-Sammy Kaye Serenade
2:00-Deadline Mystery Drama
2:50-Radio's National Vespera :.
3:00-Lassie. Dog Drama
3:15-Johnny Thompson Songs
3:30-Week Around the World
4:0o--Are These Our Children?
4:30-Lee Sweetland Show
6:o0-Quiz Time in Afternoon
5:3o-David Harding, Counterspy
Evening
e:00-Drew Pearson Comment
6:15-News Summary Is Min.
6:3o-Greatest Story Ever Told 49,.
r 7:0o-The Willie Piper Skit
7:30-The Clock, Dramatic
8:o0-Detroit Symphony Hour
9:00--Walter Winchell Comment
9:15-Hollywood Commentary
9:3o-Jimmy Fidler on Movies -.
9:45-Poiicewoman, Drama a As&s
10:0o-Theatre Guild OF the AR : 81
11:o0-News & Dance Hour Z 4 1
12:00-Dance Band Hr.-west only
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Seeks Divorce

A petition seeking divorce was
filed yesterday with Circuit Court
Clerk Ross c. Sawyer by Ruby
Louise Charlow Roberts against
Leroy Alexander Roberts.
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Correct

''Richie, you're a pig. You
know what a pig is, don't you?"
'Sure, Daddy. A pig is a hogs
little boy"
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The first archaeological evil
dences of the wheel date beck
to Mesopotamian city cultures.
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solar water heaters. Large heat
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insulated tank. Can be had for
small monthly payments. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
der now for immediate delivery.
Lee Bros. Neon Co., 6l4 Greene
St., Phone 4, Key West, Fla.
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Upholstery, all types of work.
Guaranteed. 928 Division st.
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1896 Oldsmobile Pickup. One
G.E. Electric Refrigerator, To-,
and one g. G.E. Elec. Refriger-
ator. Inquire 1905 Division,
Griffin's Conch Garden.
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1899 Plymouth 4-door touring Sc.
dan. Commercial Credit Corp,
42l Fleming Street, La Concha
Building. junl3-2tx
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large enclosed porch, and bath,
completely furnished, on lot
150' frontage, 100 deep to alley.
Price only $500. Terms. John
son & Johnson. jun11-tf
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Ford pickup 1910 VS., good run
ming condition. Six good tires.
SEQ. Ross, GIL Division st.
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Robrrs Fulsun. Am<sifsa So
ventor, demonstrates In ln'a =
method of destroying shsps -
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der against their hnll~ unssss wsa
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Apartments. Utilities furnished.
Park for children. Sea isle
Apartments, 915 Windsor Lane.
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1912 Southland. remodeled house.
Charmingly furnished, two
bedrooms, two baths, covered
breezeway. Summer lease.
Jackson. Phone 673.R.
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Combination radio photograph,
$4,000. 1911 Poinciana or phone
1142-W after six. jun13-3tx
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Furnished apartment. No pets or
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mattress and box springs, metal
beds; kerosene stoves, other
items for apartments. l4l7
fAshby, 2 blocks off Flagler at
100. Cali Sat. and Sun. or
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Baby carriage, in good condition.
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Efficiency apartment, cool, well
ventilated. Has sun porch and
electric refrigerator. All utili-
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ton st. Phone 655-J.
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254. jun13-2tx
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The Valley settler., 1947-06-12
FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral Services for Rudolph Dernac will be held at St. M1chae1's Catholic Church Saturday morn ing, June 14th at II am. Burial will be in the Palmer Cemetery.
 Father James Snoad will off iciato at the Service The Order of Moo SC will also hold a service at the grave side.
The Valley settler., 1947-06-12
GARAGE
NUF TAI VOWS TAKEN

John Lee, son of Mir. and Mrs. F.S. Lee of Palmer, and Jane Shackleton, daughter of 7-. and Mrs. Gone Shack oton of Anchorage uero unit cd in the bonds of Holy Natri- mOny at 4 n.m. June 8, in St. Michao1's Catholic Church by the Rev. Father James Soad.
 The ceremony; which vas attended by ,'o2ax;: tivos and friends of tho brido and groom, ras double ring cand1oI 1ght sorv1cea Bououets or roses were the only other decoration, (next co 1urn)
The Valley settler., 1947-06-12
01II1ER KILLED I|1 TRAFFIC
 ACCIOEI17

Rudolf Dernac, a Foreman at the lone SVi1le Mine, lost his life when his car, driven by Peter Bystry, met in hoad-on collision with a car driven by Jack Storm on the Palmer-Ta fila Highway just east Of the Four Corners. Don Marsh Of Seward, uncle of Gene Marsh, vas hospitali ized for broken jaw bones. All other five occupants re- ceived first aid at the Palmer Hospital early Sunday morning following the acci- dent Whi oh occurred about 1:l5 am. Riding in the Dernac car which vas coming toward Palmer were; Peter Bystry, Bob Norris and Rudolph Dernac. In the car driven by Jack Storm which vas headed to- ward Vasil1a were: Charl es Storm, Don Marsh and Eugene Marsh of Palmer. Following the accident a thorough inve stigation to tho cause was made By Highway Patro1men, Gilligan and Gilman. The Dernac car, l94l Chevrolet Deluxe, had the front part of tho car comp p4etly ashed with the front wheels of the old time Buick stand ing on the bumper. The plate glass wind sh ield of tho old Buick vas completely gone except for a ragged fringe. In the Bu ick the front seats were under the dash board and the steer ing wheel lay in pieces on the ground. The Dernac car, which vas as far to the ight side of the road as vas possible, showed signs of attempting
The Valley settler., 1947-06-12

The bride vas dressed in a gray suit vi tn white accessories and carried a bouquet of white ros3s and white carnations. The groom Eor5 brown suit. Th9 couple w3fe attended by Mir. and Mrs. Richard Mohang Mrs. Nohan is a sister of the groom, MT. and Mrs. Lee are honeymoon ing at Curry and plan to make their nev. home in the Matanus ska Valley.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Navy Alumni Expand
Service

Expansion of the United States
Naval Academy Alumni Association
Employment Service to include al
officers who served under honorable
conditions was announced today BY
Rear Admiral C. E. Coney, USN re-
tired, executive director of the asso-
citation.
At the same time Admiral Coney
announced the appointment of
Ralph A. Sentman, 1925 Academy
graduate, as employment consultant
to head the national program.
Former naval officers or prospec-
tive employers may obtain informa-
tion on the service by addressing the
United States Naval Academy
Alumni Association Employment
Service, Suite 801, 1907 M street NV.
Washington 5, D. c.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Man Shoots } Dead,
Wounds |, Kills Self
By the Associofed Press

SNOWDENTOWN, Md, July IA
A 30-year colored man shot
three other colored persons dead
wounded another and then killeo
himself last night 21a miles south
of Glen Burnie, Anne Arunde
County police reported.
After shooting the first of his foul
victims in an argument, the killer
Elijah Queen, barricaded himself ir
his house. Police we're sent to the
scene to fight it out.
But the man turned the shotgun
on himself before they arrived.
Police Chief John H. Sauers iden-
tilted the dead as: Queen, Lew
Harris, who lived in Queens house
Viola Queen and Alice Miles, neigh
bors.
Wesley Hammond, wounded ir
the head. was reported in fair
condition at South Baltimore Gen.
eral Hospital.
Harris was found on the ground
outside the house. shot in the head
with a butcher knife beside him.
The other victims, Chief Sauers
said, evidently were attracted te
the scene by the sound of the shoot
ing and while standing outside the
house were shot by Queen from the
bedroom window.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Naming Of Candidates
Asked for Arlington
School Board Election

Edmund D. Campbell and Oscar
r. LIE Beau, co-chairman of the Ar
lington School Board Nominating
Conference today asked citizens of
the county to suggest well qualified
candidates for election to the
school board.
The newly organized conference
will sponsor nominating conven-
ton next month. Names of sug-
gested candidates should be sub
nitted by August l. Arlington re-
sidents at a referendum in May
voted for a popularly elected school
board to replace the present ap-
pointment system. Shool board
members will be elected at the Nov
ember general elections.
First meeting of the conference
was attended by representatives of
the Arlington Civic Federation, the
Citizens Committee for School I'M
provement, the Better Government
League, the Arlington League OF
Women Voters and the Organized
Women Voters.
Beside Mr.. Campbell and Mr.
LIE Beau, other officers of the con-
ference are M. Riggs Mccormick
first vice president; Curtis E. Tut
hill, second vice president; Mrs
Martha Ann Miller, third vice pres
ident; Mrs Virginia Thacher. Sec
fetary. and Julian D. Simpson,
treasurer,
Evening star., 1947-07-14
|Fmgerprints
On Checks Clue
| In $4,000 Theft

Laboratory examination of $1,000
in checks found in money bag atop
a roof in Alexandria has revealed
fingerprints which. police say, may
lead to a solution of the mystery of
the missing $1,000 in cash that was
in the bag.
Alexandria Police 1t. Russell A..
Hawes disclosed today that finger
prints were found on the checks
but none were discernable on tn
money bag, which was found Satur-
day on the roof of a residence at
405 Queen street.
The bag had been missing since
three employees of the j. c. Penney
Co., chain department store. said
they placed it in the night depository
of the First National Bank Of
Alexandria June Is. Bank officials
said it was not In the depository
when it was opened the next morn
ing.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
86ChiId Recruits Get I raining
At Salvation Army Band Camp

periods, and sharing the excitement
of swimming and Fun Night" Be-
sides Mr.. Swyers, the other leaders
are Capt. John Needhsm of 800;
Military road NV, and Herbert
.Theobald, who is director of the
Salvation Army Band in Springfield
Mass. He is guest bandmaster al
"Happyland." ;"
d. C. Children in Group.
Among the Washington children
learning to play music at the camp
are Ronald Davis, Is, of 1411 G
street Sc. Raymond Cooper, 10, OF
1868 Wisconsin avenue NV: Lucille
Moore, Is, of 3217 Twelfth street
NE; CAMEL Barham, IL, and her
sister, Eleanor Barham, 10, of 448 H
street NV; Helen McIntire. 16, of
919 G street Sc, and Kenneth
Holroyd, 10, of 8 Leeward Green
S.W.
Other instructors are Capt. Robert
Purdum, Bible class. 1t. Howard
Whitehead, cornet; Capt. Al Os-
borne, alto horn; Capt. Leslie Hall
trombone; Capt. Victor Farmer
baritone and Euphonium; Edgar
Watts, recreation, and Peter Hof-
man, jr., guest cornet soloist.
The salvation Army project is one
of several scheduled in the camp
area during the summer. The previ-
Gus group was the organization S
Red Shield Boys Club. A scouting
program for Girl Guards" starts
July 81. The Sunbeams or junior
scouting groups, take over August a.
The final group will be fresh air
camp for underprivileged children
not directly affiliated with the Sal
vation Army.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
5 Arlington Girl Scouts
On Encampment Unit

Five Arlington County senior Girl
Scouts have been named to a COM
mittee arranging reception for
ITO Scouts from al. parts of the
world who have been attending the
World Girl Scout Encampment at
Camp Barre, Pa, according to Mrs.
Ruby S. Schor, Arlington Scout
executive.
The guest Scouts are to arrive in
Washington Wednesday and will
spend three days In the Capital.
Arlington Scouts named to the Re-
ception Committee are:
Helen Houston. 112 North High
land street; Barbara Enyart, 3;2
North Highland street; Joyce Brust.
5010 North Thirteenth street; Pearl
Ray Key, 5807 -Four Mile Run drive,
and Corrine Cooper, 738 North Nell
son stxeet.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Junior Chamber PIuns
2 Meetings Monthly

The Alexandria Junior Chamber
of Commerce will meet twice a
month, beginning with a meeting at
8 O'Clock tonight at the George
! Mason Hotel.
The chamber has met once a
month in the past. Under the new
program, business sessions will be
held the second Monday of each
month and dinner meetings will be
held on the fourth Monday, Presi-
dent Allen L. Fredd said.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
lightning Kills Two Boys
Al SykesyiI|e, Nd.
By the Associofed Press

SYKESVILLE, Md, July 14.-Dr
James T. Marsh, Carroll County
medical examiner. announced yes
terday that two boys had been killed
by lightning.
DR.. Marsh's verdict followed ar
examination of the bodies of Fred
IA, and George, 8, sons of DR.. Witold
Winiarz of Springfield State Hos
pital here.
The boys were found Saturday
night on the hospital grounds after
a severe thunderstorm. Hospital
Supt. Kenneth Jones said Fred ap-
parently had been pulling his
brother in a small metal wagon
when the lightning struck.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Police Unable 10 Locate
laYonsvi|Ie Woman

Montgomery County police said
today they are still without infor-
nation as to the whereabouts OF
Mrs. Mary Irene Finneyfrock, 30, OF
near Laytonsville, who disappeared
Friday.
Mrs. Finneyfrock, mother of two
children, checked out of the National
Cancer Institute, near Bethesda
where she was employed, about
10:30 am. Friday, according to po-
lice. George Finneyfrock, her hus-
band, said he has heard nothing
from her since.
Mr.. Finneyfrock told police that
she was in good health and he
could give no reason for her dis
appearance.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Wei Local Option Victory
Is Set Aside in Virginia
By the Associated Press

WISE, Va, July 14.-The results
OF a December II local option cleo
ton at Pound, legalizing the sale of
wine, beer and other alcoholic
beverages, has been set aside by a
Wise. County Circuit Court order.
In an opinion handed to S. Holli-
day Sutherland of ClintWood, at
torney for a group of Pound resi-
dents contesting the referendum
Judge George Morton upheld Mr..
Sutherland's contention that Pound
did not have a large enough popu-
lation for separate election.
Judge Morton ruled that he erred
ordering . the referendum since
Pound was not incorporated until
1916 and therefore no Federal census
was taken in 1910. Under Virginia
law, any county, city or town must
have population of at least 900, ac-
cording to a Federal census, to be
eligible for a local option election.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Bus Riders Group Plans
Meeting in Arlington

The Arlington County Bus Riders
Association will meet at pm. We'd
nesday in the auditorium of the
Washington-Lee High School to
hear q report on the recent Inter-
state Commerce Commission hear
ing into the petition of the Arnold
bus lines for increased fares, Francis
j. Ortman, president, announced to-
day.
Plans for future activities also
will be mapped.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Wise Man Should Know

When Stanley T. Page, a London
dockworker, was sent to Jail for
stealing so pounds of tea from the
docks, his father, George Page, &C.
was accused of completely by the
city because some of the tea was
found under his bed He denied any
knowledge of it. In discharging him,
the magistrate cautioned him: "A
wise mans knows what goes on in
his own house"
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Two Groups in Maryland
To Discuss Highway Signs
By the Associated Press

FREDERICK! Md, July 14.-Rep.
resentatives of the Confederation o.
Western Maryland Communities
Inc, will meet in Baltimore with
the State Roads Commission July
q to discuss methods of improving
scenic conditions along the Hagers'
town. Frederick highway.
James H. Gambrill, jr, OF Fred
erick, president of the confedera
ton, suggested the meeting to set
what could be done about protecting
the highway before 1T is loaded with
signs and hot-dog stands"
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Historical Society to Meet

The July meeting of the Mont
gomery County Historical Society
will be held at pm Friday at the
home of Mrs. Beryle E. Gray on the
Beallsville road near Poolesville.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-07-24
MILITARY TRAINING
PROGRAM SUGGESTED

MISUNDERSTANDING mill
tary training Of all American
males upon reaching the age of
Is or after their graduation from
high school, was recommended
by a House armed services sub
committee.
The 12-member group sent to
the full Armed Services Com
mittee of 33 members for action
next Tuesday a bill closely fol-
lowing the plan recommended
June l by President Truman's ad-
visory committee on universal
training.
The Presidents nine-man COM
mission had advocated the pro-
gram as indispensable to national
security at this time.
Approval by the full Armed
Services Committee at this weeks
meeting was taken for granted,
since even opponents concede
that at least 20 members favor 1t.