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Evening star., 1947-08-04
Daughter, Four,
Campaigns for
Dud-ut Profit
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

ROANOKE, Va, Aug. 4.-The
4-year-old daughter of Delegate
Walter H. Scott, who is now cam
paigning for the post of State Sem
ator from the city of Roanoke, has
conceived a new method of flnanc-
ing a political campaign. 4
The youngster found a package
Of her fathers campaign cards ano
told her mother she was going te
give some to her friends. After
being cautioned not to cross the
street the little girl departed on
her mission.
When she returned q few min
utes later she said, Mother, sold
daddys pictures and made IL cents. "
She sold the cards for . penny
apiece.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Frederick Sends
| Marshall Regrets
orLock of Slams
Special Dispofeh 10 The s,o,

FREDERICK. Md, Aug. 4.-City
officials are sending their regrets to
Secretary of State and Mrs. Marshall
about the lack of proper street signs
in this town.
Secretary Marshalls confusion
while driving through the town last
week was caused by a lack of signs
at three-way intersection, City
Engineer W. Raymond Walter ex-
planned today.
The city has had 80 name plates
for streets on order from a manu-
featuring concern since January
II, but has been unable to get de-
livery, Mr.. Walter said. He hopes
that the widely publicized incident
may induce the company to send
the plates In the near future.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Three D. {. Church Leaders
To Attend Bible Meeting

Three prominent Washington re-
ligious leaders will be among speak
ers at the INSTRUMENTATION Bible
Conference which opens August II
at Massanetta Springs, Harrison
burg, Va. r. c. Campbell, executive
director, has announced.
They are Bishop Edwin Holt
Hughes of the Washington Area
Methodist Church, Wilbur La Roe,
jr. moderator of the General As
sembly of the Presbyterian Church,
United States, and DR.. Peter Mar
shall of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church.
The conference will include a
Sacred Music Festival Sunday, Au-
gust II. DR.. John Finley William
son, leader of the Westminster
Choir College, Princeton, n. j., will
be guest conductor.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
New Martin AirIiner
Completes CAA Test
By the Asseeioted Prass

BALTIMORE, Aug. 4.-Glenn l..
Martins new commercial airliner
2O2 returned to Baltimore yesterday
after covering $4,000 miles in SO
hours OF flying time on the first
accelerated test for the Civil Aero
nautics Administration.
The twin-engined, 4o-passenger
plane made "a landings in II States
during the week-long test.
Martin officials said the plane
generally halved flying time for two
engined commercial planes between
various cities. G. E. Tibbs, Martin
flight director, said the 202 equalled
or bettered the scheduled flying
times OF four -engined airliners.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Police School 10 Give,
Diplomas 10 40 al
kensington Saturday

Graduation exercises for the
Montgomery County Police Schoo,
will be held at 10 pm. Saturday al
the Kensington Junior High School
when 40 town and county policemen
will be awarded certificates.
A total of 81 certificates were pre-
sented at exercises for one section Of
the school Saturday night. The spe.
cial training course began July !
and included talks on law enforce.
ment and legal subjects by circuit
court judges. other county officials
and Federal Bureau of Investigatio
representatives.
Capt. James S. McAuhlffe of the
Bethesda substation, was in charge
of the school.
Certificates were awarded the fol-
lowing:
Capt. Joseph B. Nolte, Capt. Roy
Bodmer, 1t. Jerry Hobbs, 1t. Ear
Thomas, Sergts. Charles Peter, Al
ton Harding, William T. DeNell
Paul Watkins, Leo c. Day, and
Ralph Howard; Corpls. James L
Burdette, E. w. Lechlider, James o
Breeden, Joseph Ward, Woolwine M
Waddell, George C.. Windham, Rob-
ert L. Cosgrave, Clarence B. Crown
J. B. Day, and Mason Gray.
Pvts. Tilghman Brandenburg, Rich
ard T. Butler, German L. Butler
Frank Bell, William Becker, William
Broschart. Daniel Barnes, Charles
Cooley, Franklin Cook, Herbert
Durham, Bernard Davis. Calvin
Davis. John o. DuVall, Herbert
Frey, Franklin Fisher. James T
Furlough, Edwin F. Hid, Palmer l.
Hurd, John T. Higdon, Thomas j
Harding, Joseph c. Hawkins, Will
liam G. Heider, William P. Hunter
John w. Hite, John H. Johnson, Ed
ward r. Jones, Lester Jones, Will
liam P. Lewis, James Lawrence, L. R.
Lynch, Herman L. Mullinix, Albert
Mortified, Thomas F. Moulden, War
rem B. Oden, Randolph Payne,
Charles Pearson, Byron Souder, Leo
Stevens, George Schnable, Newton
Stull, Charles Seek, Harry Turner
Elmer Weber, Joseph Wiley, Roy
Wrenn, Preston Walker, Walter,
Herbert West, Marion Whitaker,
Kenneth Watkins, Lloyd Whalen,
Edward j. Kerns, James L. Skinner.
Desk Clerks James G. Nichols,
Luther Burdette. James B. Doten,
John Cole, Mrs. Carrie Matter, Mel
vim S. Walter, j. Roger Hodges.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Memorial Bridge Open
ToTruffic After Repairs

Arlington Memorial Bridge repair
work. which closed the span to
traffic for nine hours early yester-
day, was completed six hours ahead
OF schedule. spokesman for the
National Capital Parks said today
Traffic was resumed at 8 am
after closing down at midnight Sat-
urday.
Repairs were made on magnetic
locks that link the two lift spans.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Alexandra TOGO
Out Of Town for
CityManlager
3-Mon Committee
Meets Today to Seek
Budwesky Successor

The Alexandria Council will 20
outside the city to seek permanent
city manager, 1t was disclosed today
as three-man committee chosen to
md a new city manager prepared
to meet.
Col Everett A. Helmuth, commit.
tee member, said that it was planned
to write to the International City
Managers Association and the Vir.
glnla League of Municipalities in
an effort to obtain an experienced
and trained man.
Il am definitely opposed to ap.
polntment of any local man to the
position, Col. Hellmuth said
Might Favor Businessman.
He said it was his understanding
the City Managers Association and
the Municipal League would pub
nclze the fact that Alexandria is
seeking a new city manager.
II the council fails to receive any
response from trained city mana
gers, however. Col. Hellmuth said
ne favored employment of a good
businessman"
The three-man committee, con-
sisting of Col. Hellmuth, John
Ewald and Mayor William T. VII.
kins, who Is chairman, Is to meet
some time today. The committee
was named at special session of
the Council Saturday when the res
ignation OF the former city manager,
Carl Budwesky, was accepted.
Pancoast Filling In.
Joseph M. Pancoast, Alexandria
City attorney since 1943, has been
designated temporary city manager
to act until the election of a perma-
nent city manager.
The salary of the Alexandria city
manager is $500, and the salary
of the city attorney is $4,000. Mr..
Pancoast, who will act for the time
being in both capacities, has been
authorized by the council to allo-
cate any portion of his city attorney
salary toward the employment of
legal help in that office while he Is
f~AA IVA AAAAiA6 lA4C AOG4CS VI LllC CltY
managers office.
The resignation of Mr.. Budwesky
last Friday climaxed a series of
rows among department heads and
the city council. In a terse letter
aimed at the councilmen, Mr.. Bud
wesky charged that a majority of
the council had been led in recent
actions for a few councilmen who
had the interest of friends at
stake.
Mr.. Budwesky's resignation letter
informed the council he made up his
mind to quit the minute he heard
Of the ultimatum they delivered
July 26 ordering him to report on
the police and fire chief resigna.
tions. Mayor wilkins, however, an
nounced that Mr.. Budwesky was
requested to resign Friday morning.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
IS Families Must Fint
New Homes 10 Make
Room for PARKWAY
Star Staff Photos.

Fifteen families will have to find
other dwellings, by the end of
August to make way for the ex-
tension of the George Washington
Memorial parkway.
The Office of National Capital
Parks said today that IL of the
families already have been given
their eviction notices and the other
three will be notified this week.
The families live in a community
OF cottages on the Virginia side of
the Potomac near Key Bridge. They
had been paying land rent averaging
$50 a year to the Government.
Knew 1t Was on Borrowed Time.
The parks Office and one of the
cottage owners said the dwellers
knew they were living on borrowed
time as far as those particular
home sites were concerned.
G. Tyson Hopkins of Baileys
Crossroads, Va, who owns three of
the houses, said his land lease car
Rad a 30-day eviction clause. tHe
said he has been expecting notice
for the past six years.
In the old days, the cottages
were used mainly for summer out
ings and vacation residences, but
with the war and the housing
Shortage number of families
started living there the year around
in the frame dwellings.
Nobody knew just when the road
would come through, Mr.. Hopkins
said. Everybody in the community,
he added, knew they'd have to
get out sometime" -
Cottages Carted Away.
The parks Office said it had no
use for the cottages and some of
them are being torn down and
carted away to other sites. The
parks office estimated that most
OF the houses are occupied by two
or three persons but one of them
has six occupants.
Some Of the dwellers, Mr.. Hon.
kins said, have no other places
to go. That's why they had been
making their homes. in cottages
distinctly short on modern con-
veniences.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Virginia Anfi-SaIes Tax Unit
To Seek Consumer SUPPORT

The newly-formed Anti-Sales Tax
Association of Virginia has an
nounced its first objective will be
to enlist the support of consumer
and trade organizations in the
Northern Virginia area.
After a luncheon meeting sub
committees on bylaws, membership,
finance, education and research were
tentatively selected.
j. Maynard Magruder, chairman
OF the association, said the next
luncheon meeting will be held
THURSDAY,
Evening star., 1947-08-04
-Four Die as Auto Hits
Truck in Virginia
Special Dispdieh 10 The Stor

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 1.
-Four persons were killed on Route
rs, about 6 miles north of here last
night, when the automobile in which
they were riding crashed into the
rear OF parked cattle truck.
State police listed the dead al
James Thomas, SIS; Russell Cox, 10;
Eugene Pritchett, IS, and Charles
Thomas, 10, all Of Burleyss Albe-
marie County.
According TO State Trooper e. H.
Thompson the truck, which had
stopped for repairs, had lights burn
ing and warning flares placed
along the highway.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Mechanical Accounting
Installed in Fairfax

Installation of a mechanical ac-
counting system in the offices oi
Fairfax County Treasurer Lewis M
Coyner and Executive Secretary r.
M. Loughborough has been an
nounced.
Among the many records to be
maintained on the new equipment
are appropriation ledgers, revenue
ledgers, general ledgers, employees
earnings, purchase and payment
records.
The equipment also will be utilized
for the preparation Of payrolls, pay
checks and sewer service bills.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Fisheries Advisory Post
Goes to 6. T. Harrison =
BY The Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 4.-George r.
Harrison, member 'of the Tide
water Fisheries Commission, has
been appointed a member Of the
National Fish Advisory Committee
to plan a research and marketing
program for the industry.
Mr.. Harrison Is also president Of
the Tilghman Packing Co. Of
I1lghman's Island. The new COM
mittee has three members from
the East Coast. one from the gulf
area and seven from the Pacific
Coast. All serve without pay.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. "A
|colored attorney, Oliver w. Hill, Is
among Richmond's field OF 1s candi-
dates for nomination to the House
Of Delegates in tomorrow's Demo-
cratic primary. The city has seven
seats insthe lower legislative branch
A member Of the law firm of Hill
Martin & Robinson, he is a charter
member Of the Richmond Civic
Council, which works to, interest
Negroes in taking part in the gov
|ernment of the city. Both the
Council and the Richmond Demo-
cratic League have announced
support Of his candidacy.
Mr.. Hill, who was graduated In
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Veterans Group Stages
Annual Fuirfox Jubilee

The annual jubilee of the Blue
and Gray Post No. 8469. Veterans of
Foreign Wars, began yesterday and
will run until Saturday at the
Fairfax High Schol grounds.
A show will start at o'clock
daylight saving time each evening.
1t will be held for the benefit Of
the welfare and building fund of
the post and for the national VFW
home fund. The post commander,
Everett N. Long, heads the group
In charge of the Jubilee.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Navy Giving Maryland
2 Tank Landing Ships
By the Asxocjo,ed Press

Two landing ships built to carry
tanks for wartime invasions will be
turned over to the Maryland Tide
water Fisheries Commission today
Senator .O'Conor, Democrat, OF
Maryland, announced. i
The Senator said the Navy had
agreed to his request to give the
ships to Maryland for use in trans
ferring and planting oysters in
Chesapeake Bay.
Representatives of the Maryland
commission are expected to take
over the vessels at Norfolk.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
AVG Protests to Lone
On Housing Commission
By fhe Assoeiated Pre.s

BALTIMORE, Aug. A lette,
expressing dissatisfaction with the
membership TO the State Veterans
Housing Commission has been sent
to Gov. Lane by the American Vet
erans' Committee.
The letter, signed by William
Boucher III, said positions on
the recently-appointed commission
should have been given to persons
who have established their interest
IN 'alleviating the shortage of homes
for veterans.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Firemen to Have Cruise

The Clarendon, Va. Volunteer
Fire Department will hold its annual
moonlight cruise Wednesday aboard
the S. s. Potomac, A. G. Chinn,
chairman, announced today The
cruise, which will begin at $3.50 pm.
from the pier at Seventh street
and Maine avenue S.W.. will fea-
ture a jitterbug contest.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
Firemen to Celebrate

The Chapel Oaks (Md) volun-
teer Fire Department will celebrate
It's first anniversary at $50 O'Clock
tonight at the firehouse, 5723
Sheriff road. Prince Georges
County.
Evening star., 1947-08-04
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are finding out fodoy ond
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Evening star., 1947-08-04
Let The Stor Follow
You on Vacation!

Leave your subscription at
the Business Office Counter,
18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, or mail your vacation
address. In all cases payment
must be made In advance. a
RATES FOR MAILING
Daily and Daily Sunday
Sunday Only Only
month --- 1.25 rs so
week 80 rs Is
Remittance may be made by
check, cash, money order or
stamps.
Evening star., 1947-03-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

5ss q s's sH S6 5ssPs for 9,s
safSHE sTkTfrMHs: IN; esa5 Nor1cr Homs;eooSss @S
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foE Men Il sngs Denth0use sth Tm ,noibs; $hs
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also share rms. for men and women Spe-
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double rooms, Sl4o per month; al rooms
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pvt. bath. excel. meals, tennis court. OIL.
IS25 PARK RD. NW.-Large double room
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DEAL RESIDENCE for business people;
large double vacancy in triple. Choice
9Oe2 G ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
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lady: quiet. refined. ST. $500 -l9
Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwest.
7IRsT-FLoOR BEDROOM and bath; bea

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of shrubbery and tall trees, the living
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side porch and screened rear porch; up
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
BOATS.
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

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DALMATiAN PUPPIES tblack and white
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERM. GOVERNMENT EMPLoFE desper-
ately in need of or bedrm. house
vESsi1 Want To to RENT RENT or bedroom house or
apartment in Washineton or nearby Mary
FAMF aaS PhSFe SF LsHGT xS3Trs desire
hesse' egs 5 rms. or more; good refs NE
ADVANCE RENT, 8 months; Govt; ,execu-
ys sU Ss,ersn 0se csd unIS1n EN- sS hSsse or
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May or earlier; bdrms' pref. ia. 2o62.
DISTRICT MGR. of Midwestern firm de
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psnsd pahsy rfs In suDgboT Phone 81 81 E 0
COUPLE. with small baby needs at once,
unfurn. apt. or small house; will decorate.
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rent in Reg ARM col defperase De
and maintenance; refs Ho. 1855. --2a:
Toop hogse tgEn ap so,s q unfurn in
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eas easy ID drivins % distance main Navy bldg.
months months n Starting @ appfo1 April ~ iS' s. PHONE
WILL PAY to $3.50 month rent for house hSuss
graduates, with two babies. no pets
thoughtful care guaranteed; excellent re1s.
SETHERLANDs GOVT. OFFICIAL desires
2-bedrm. unfurn. house or apt. in NV;
Wash; will sign long-term lease Can
Y RY NAVAL OFFICER. 2 or 3 bedrm home,
unfurn., preferably in the country; excel.
care. Please call RE. 0321 or Gaithersburg
DiPLoMAT DESIRES to rent nice town
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PERMANENTLY LOCATED young executive
requires unfurnished -3-bedrm: house by
May Ist: references. EN-. 5417. IL.
ment. wife and two children Cages 5 and
u: or on temporary sublet basis, furnished
house or apartment, PIEPER Executlve
71oO. Ext 6l9; National 5@6l' Rm, 8. slo,
8 OR 10 ROOM HOUSE unfurnished, des-
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more furnished house for 3 mos. RE. 4142,
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Evening star., 1947-03-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BEDRM:, LIv; RIM. hot-piate kitchenette
Frigidaire and pvt. bath. no children, nc
peIs Py1 heme sloG snnn mo- bus at Soes
; GIRLS to share s-rm. apt. with another
girl SCI N. Carolina ave. Sc. $50 EACH
GIRL, 81, wants to share home in silve,
Srivi1s SpTing Nth eongenial girls; kiteher
keeping apt. for quiet couple: $50. 1900
poMSTosN; nsSsaST' !; Zoe ssn nw OPP Hesat,.
couMTRY CLUB GUEST HoUsE-F',ur-
nished apts' rooms; no cooking. WI. 26s6
3-RM. APT. with beaut. antique furniture;
Bethesda, near bus line. Write P. o. 134
BENJAMIN Franklin Station, Wash. p; D., C.
GENTLEMAN wishes to share his apt. with
another gentleman; completely, furnished;
all home privieges. use OF kitchen. phone,
mo-; good inauguration. 121s You st
is 7th ST; s.E.@3 rms: light housekesp-
DOWNTOWN. 7io M N.W.-snd floor l.
rm. apt: place to cook, for adults; share
Iso: FAIRMoNT ST. NV. Apt. IL room
and kitchen, furnished, semiprivate bath
Young LADY wishes to share her apart
sos; references exchanged; Georsetown
5if5 9E1 if' sT. NsE.-s lge. front rms. and
heat; $50. HI. 6449-M. '"' '
4O3. eth ST. NE.-Lady to share apt
with 2 other ladies; $35. DU. 2513 after
wANTED-e congenial girls, 21-3O. share
sSt sss sD sa on al 18th ne5ss s with bG Gbe 6 sE 1
I'll, or Box AIS, Star