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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES: quick set.
tleraent. FULTON r. GORDON, 1877 Eye
st NV, DI $3.50 Brokers. attention;
MONEY on first and second trusts; promp'
action. reasonable rates: nearby Marylsnqq'
Virginia or D. c. property; The AMEFi"
CAN co s07 / 5th MA. So32.
2nd-TRUST LOANS, D. c, Md, va. prop
immed service, low rates, no appraIsa,
lee or excessive title charge MhURi.tE
B, BERENTER & CO. Suite 2o7' Az otn
s ,o.Ss 16 81 n. sSaf e. MD, VA. HOME owner.
Tithont excessive title chaIgss OF sg-
nraisaI fees: low rates SECUE1if r
NANCE CORP, s3s Investment 6los" DA'
1.t, s.Z end. srd TRUST LOANS. nearby Mss ss
REALTY Co: sos N. Y, ave. NV Re
1872, .E5 Re 1sl5 a.. rxusr LoAxs-pSan,,
IA sssT,ssq ssssrf co sis
sth ct NV RE 1850. ,r,~v. -,n
MoNKY ONs SECOND Tkusf-Me VI VI
buy second-trust notes. .. c. nssrgy nssrrggyaMMIf Mf
or Va Reasonable rates EAIiCssM
MORTGAGE a. IEVEsTMENI, CORR" lo'1
Jst AND end TRUST LOANS on Lesi ssnsns ssIrp
in d G., Nd and Va. MR.. DRAlsNsHs
I4o4 7, st. NV, Ma 4157
Of 81 300 on frame roS
noise. 81 interest; repayabls SI5 per me
until paid. MR.. AIKEN. re. 1887.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OUTSTANDING BUSINESS CORNER, in
Bethesda, a.,t close @ to @supermarkets and many
vate parking: will erect building on long
term lease for suitable tenant or will sell
land. J. A. WEINBERG CO., Realtors,
1907 H st. NV MA $500. -21
VALUABLE CORNER LOCATIONS, vacant
lots. suitable any type outdoor businesses
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. iT6S. 81
426 9Th ST. N.W.-2nd commercial, A.
story brick. and garage; immediate pos
session: commercial purposes only. In
quiTe $40 st. NV. Rm. -.
Small brick 5ldg. with basement. lot on
rear, exit to alley. rent reas. RA 322o.
1900 BLOCK 18th ST. N.w.-Brick build
ing. near Conn. ave: II rooms and .
baths; good condition: can be used for
professional offices, fraternity or school.
Reasonable rent. Vacant. CONNER g.
RYON, INC. RE. 1916. --32
JUST OFF N. Y. AVE. NE.-2nd coml
entife LIST floor of bldg. to be constructed
to5oo 50. #. of floor space. loading plat
long lease A NJ ROTH MA 1a3G =
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ABOUT 1o5 ACREs on either SIDE q hwy:
near Govt, ordnance plant. Montg c..
5a 45s .s4ss %s' e.: IN s5sSt; .Sss:
ans 3 aIEEs Eis NORTH; North OF WALDORF. Md on
E: GARNER, waldorf 5l56. -24
frontage on road to Beltsyille 1928 per
acre. MA. 17l6: ewes, EN-; 3473: "a
Rr ACRES fa s. 5sdss fS 0s Gs. .ns fo1
high -class subdivision and ready to develop
This Is FL excellent n sZe ts
character of Improvement etc. Priced novw
for quick sale: OIL; 140 or Ex. $500: -2s
ACES BuTHns bI Tree sg.pdd Td II oeeos
most desirable in entire area: Priced now
e oo SEA ACRES e. WeobAE 1ao & * 2S9G mi west .,
State road springs, hcmesites. electricity,
n psr s@ mo. p!fsf TYLER ~ : K9THERFoRp, NC.
OVER AN ACRE, wooded, 3so-ft frontage;
s." fnr two %ERSoN hesses NJ LYNCH soNs so
! mi. out Columbia pike. Dial Alex. 6eo6
81: o!sses NJ. sonsssNo & NO. gao, "a mi. to p c:
p mi to D. C. 3 a.; city imp; big trees.
Lanham: terms; F.: RYoN, GE. sl4s
3 acres on hard road, long frontage, $3.50
an acre In Fairhill subdivision, Lee high
way, Q lots. over an acre, for 81 200: G: r.
Moran Fails Church 91a-J-3. or THOMAS
D. WALSH INC, s15 1lth st. NV. D1.
1857.
MD.-Two 6-acre tracts.
S275O each; near busline.
Highland, Md.-2-acre tract and up,
81 90 down, $50 per month; fronting on
hwy elec. and phone.
Near Colesville. on Colesville pike-Tye
/ acre tracts on busline; terms Ed.
JOHN BURDoFT. Colesville, Md. Call
Ashton, Md, 3S46. 20
ST. NEAR r. 1. ave. NV.
.3-story and English bsmt. brick, lS;ft,
frontage, 12g It. depth to an alley. Price,
ST 1000 Call Mr.. Hackman, with CONNER
Z, RYQN. INC. A21 18th st. n ". RE: 321 8.
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LOTS FOR SALE tcess.)

LYON PARK. vA.-First I'd. and n. Gar.
1eld: water and sewer in; lot 1oox'tS.
dsAckE iaa kR' HiLLroP 4hl2 BUILDING SITE With
commanding view Of beautiful surround
one Of the most desirable building sitss in
Montgomery r.gs,. County t, where adjoining
a, private, paved driveway, already con-
SStrgcted, leading to The slope Of the hill.
beautiful springbrook, a risidly restricted
development on the. Colesyille I'd. In ths
Silver Spring area; about 25 minutes drive
full planning and protective covenants as
sure lasting values and freedom from en-
han Acres eae some wooded
with streams Prices begin at S4,75o. In
cluding paved roadTays without, assess
REQUEST. Phone for appointment to inspect,
aE1 M9Ss RsalfIT sH 2o9s s.v, lo,.
reas. price: must be sold quickly. A. j.
KEsSIMGER CO.. Realtors, Exclusive
Agts. kessinger Blds., Silver Spring. Nd.
sewer water in; 5000; plans aSsiisSis.
LARGE LOT facing South River. Nd. for
saiss, TO settle an estate: bargain. opU.
BEAu1HrL BLDG, LOTS, $500 and up,
water and cleo; close to transp. steres'
Lewis eoEh FL 1862 sR} J. = g'; M ss as
ARLINGTON OWNER SELLING on. lot.
sof!so Wilson blvd Iud and N Illinois s.i
M CORNER ;siis f4th f1fh'nHS AID PRIMROSE sts nv.
s % T. PnFf pa prmross 81 f. Fl sons III R
ii alatsy sfse? prlssa asl sS MASR1cE B. sEs
iso t af Choice 81 T wooDED bldg. lots. nearby
Montgomery Co; subdivision approved: all
s'Ss 'Fsasls H4 DesRs sa f' ST.
BuILDERs-subdivision adjoining Mt. v.r-
s5 foes NH sG paTsan svss ri r. aoe4
OFF 18TH ST, NV. near, Primrose rd..
$3.50 up. sHAPiRo, INC NE. i.5IIT.
SO It. BY I3o it. each. Close to bu., S
mi. Chain Bridge in Fairfax COUNTY; 81.
900 each. Cali OWNER, 81. 411o.
Pass saassa ssss
to 1000 50. #. Priced low. Terms;
day and ewes, RA. 1854 LEO M. BhkS-
sGEIN sGEF Su6rSa fn SdlS sITEssome s. on con-
some open: some wooded restricted for
neishborheod protection while preserving
country freedom. ,,, PEiSed upward from TOR
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone
SSlS WASH elSsfd GoIF AND COUNTRY
CLUB-Large wooded homesites now avail.
able at 2s cents Per So III M.YMIRn JpSqRdlnf Ma Al
GRUDER, Realtor, Radio Bldg, Arlington.
sTTESTioS. ri mt SoI IBU1LDERs-we have svsil-
able & choice lots in Bellevue Forest, all
improvements inclqaed a. Is esntS ptSrs Per
Site Reaiter, iGS. Radio Blds ATiinston' oW 1000
MEADOWOOD-Corner lot, 143x1eO IT.:
beautiful level bldg. site in the Colesvills
Paint Branch Farms, 275 It. on hard:
surfaced rd, gently sloping beautiful
bldg, site, more than an acre -
lot on concrete paved street; sewer and
water avail; beautiful bldg. site among
springbrook; several fine home sites.
3r5 acres IN beautiful sprinsbrook'
- Rock Creek Hills; beautiful corner lot in
high-class neighborhood: corner Franklin
and Kepsington pkwy.; reaS. price. A. J.
g. CO. Realtors, Exclusive
Agts.. Kessinger Bldg, Silver Spring, Nd.
Sc one block of NICHOLS ave aye; 5oned for
coLoRED BLDG. LOTS with all utilities
in: plans and permit furnished for I'M
mediate building: for sale at saerinca
DUNNE. AT. $780, eyes,. Mr.. Curling. Ho.
176S. -22
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

CORNER COMMERCIAL. 16.l47 Sc, #.
fronting on = main hwys.. choice Mont
County location, now improved with 10
rm; house; Suitable any tyre business
Only S15,150. Call Mr.. Collins, With d. c;
BRADLEY. 81. 1928: ewes. AID. 75a2 -
COMMERCIAL OR APT. sites in Kensing-
ton; very reasonable; approx. 10000 it;
ali utilities. MURDOCH, sH. 46ll. PL
"ON NAYLOR RID. SE"-Near Southern
ave, zoned Ist commercial, 50xIS5; lot
Al in Square $40; reasonable cash offer
Will buy this lot PleaSe can HARRY /.
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. "-zoned
st commercial; 5Oxl42 with alley in rear
suitable location for many types Of bust
ness; reasonable offers will be seriously
considered TO expedite sale: attractive
financing can he arranged: merits investi-
CATION Please cali HARRY l. FRIEDMAN,
Broker. RE. 1855. y
BETHESDA. MD.-133-ft. frontage on Wis.
ave, near the Bank of Bethesda: very de-
srable for stores, Offices or apt. with stores
below Full particulars on request now
available for development: Call M; Con,
dit teves.. OR. 212D. THCs. J. FISHER
6z CO., INC. Realtors. DI. $3.50. -22
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

CENTRAL d. C.-Industrial plant. about
aysiiaslf, also rIys5 tFontass For full de-
..I,000 SQUARE FEET industrial land. on
Southern Railroad, near Telegraph I'd.
Fairfax County; all utilities availab e;
SOC So it. Call WO. 1891 or WO. 81
ASK for MR.. PAINTER. -23
THREE INDUSTRIAL LoTs-RR. siding
Half st between S and T SITS s.w. over
looking Potomac; lots 4, and s, square
664, suitable for laundry, warehouse or lge
al ailsb ble Price reduced for quick sale
MICHAEL WALSH g. SON, 121l Eye st
NV. RE. 1852: ewes. CO. 67s0. %
APPROX. 11a-ACRE TRACT, zoned indus
trial in heart Of Bethesda. Nd, on 3. o.
with railroad sidines; only piece of prop
erty of its kind bet. Silver Spring and
Georgetown: surrounded by driving indug-
trial plants and new ones under constr.
This is a wonderful buy for one of many
uses Call Mr. Kneessi, MA. 1857. Excl,
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr, L. BRO, Realtors
ISpusTRiAL rsbI i Iii GROUND in Bethesda With
395 it. on railroad: price. 81 per Sc. 1T.
J. NOBLE BoAZ, Realtor, 7424 Wis. ave,
$500 SQUARE FEET. in Rockville. on
B. " Q. Railroad and near highway utih-
ties. Owner will sell all or part for approx.
4oc per so # STERLING REALTY CO.,
900 10th st. nv. DI. %47o.
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SUBURBAN REhr-vIReINiA.

nth CENTURY HOME-Commander offers
beautifully restored. 18th century home in
historic section of old Alexandria for lease
for . years; Immediately decorated. all
furnishings in exquisite taste, modern,
fully equipped kit. secluded library opens
onto furn. garden: there are berrms.. !,
baths and dressing, rm., 3 freplaces.
with famous mantel, oil hot-water heat,
alr-cooling BendiX washer in basement,
$3.50 per mo. Far appt. to see this out
standing home, phone HICKS REALTY
co, Realtors. 1905 Mt, Vernon ave-,
Alex. Va. OV. 1888. OV. 1861 ---"3
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HERE'S YOUR VACATION or year round
home home and snug fisherman's haven in one
of Florida's fastest TrowinE restricted
homesites fronting or near salt water.
community boat dock privil;, hard 70.
cleo Titles guaranteed. Lots as low as
5000 S45 down, Slb mo. NOW TAXING
contracts for homes to be .completed this
year, For beautiful ii illqstratsd ,fnr frss
booklet write or phone Paul HarIIson;; on;
BUCHANAN. Realtnr.
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BUILDING LOTS in group, Improved res.
WILING: We need properties Of 81
types, homes, small and lsrgs , inTsst, ;st,
IN eroups' commercial ground and build
ines. Many Clients waiting and on:
sales force is equipped to handle an,
aeeLths sale and the financing. FRED.
ERIcKI w BERENs SALES. INC. 1898
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LOTS FOR RENT.

LOCATION for used cars on
, main highways. 3 miles from D. c.: 70-ft
frontage on one, S5-ft. frontage on the
other; in heart of business section. EN-.
2511, or Box 44-A. Star. --27
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

Wit With elevator, more than $1,000 cubic
fl which can he bought fer less than nnt,5s Sc
valuable properly and occupancy can be
had Immediately; 16-ft. vacant lot ,,TWs rTns
REALTY CO, Realtors 37O6 Mt. Vernon
aue AIcx Va OV 2S3h. OX. 1907. FL
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LOTS WANTED.

WANT LOT, suitable for used-car opera
ton; must be on busy thoroushfsrs.
We HAVE CLIENTS interested In buying
lots zoned for flats, white or colored
Brokers cooperation invited. Call RE
503q, NIMETZ-HIMELFARB REALTY co.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-BARN, TENANT HOUSE or lee
garage-Well constructed, with small sur
rounding property, portion. of estate, etc. !;
nearby Maryland or District; by qualified
and business references upon request. Call
MI 1000. Apt 1OT 80
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9th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-S135OO Store
and garage. 1st f.. 3 rms. and bath, End
fl. No lease. Terms.
Near 25th and Penna. ave. n,w.-S20.-
600. Basement can be converted into store
with apis. on floors above.
nd commercial. near 9th and New York
ave. .w.-Brick house. rms. lift front;
SJ2, F.. x. Barry, with DAVID E
BARRY ME onoh. eveS ia 2hnn --ol
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
prAi ESTATE WANTED.

story new modern bldg $500 So it., with
truck-raH siding; is minutes. from hsart
nf nist rict Inouire SCHILKE. OV. 4h9O.
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PROPERTY WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WISH TO BUY from owner, a four family
brick apartment. Kindly give price, loca-
ton and all details in reply. Box 174-Z,
Star -22
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Sc one block of Nichols ave; zoned for
flats; $3.50 down. MA. 140s. RIA. 1l6l.
CoLoRED BLDG. LOTS with all utilities
in: plans and permit furnished for I'M
mediate building: for sale at a sacrif1ea
DUNNE. AT. $500: eyes,, Mr.. Curlins. HO.
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RBiTTTJRTONSyTLLE, MD.-Two 6-acre ira
ouT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.

frontage, 129 #. depth to an alley. Prict
S12,OOO. Call Mr. Hackman, with CONNEl
(, RYON. INC a27 18th St NV. RE. 321f
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Services for Mrs. Knob|ock
Scheduled for tuesday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
garet Hill Knoblock. SIS, who dice
Friday night at Providence Hospita
after an illness of several weeks
will be held at the Hines funera
home at 2 pm. Tuesday. Burial will
follow in Arlington National Gene.
terry.
Mrs. Knoblock was the wife Of
Fred l.. Knoblock, Government ar.
chitect with the Public Buildings
Administration. Active in musica,
circles and the Red Cross. she was
regent of the Joseph McGrudel
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution at the time OF
her death.
Born in Leechburg, Pa. she moved
with her family to Tulsa, Okla, in
1914. She was graduate of Tulsa
University and taught music fol
several years in Tulsa schools. Ir
1926 she was married at Tulsa ano
in 1881 came with her husband tt
Washington, where they made theil
home at 5407 Worthington drive
Westgate.
She was a member Of the George
town Presbyterian Church and 6
past president of the Washington
chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, ma
tional music sorority. Survivors in
clude her husband and one sister
Miss Katherine Hill, of Ann Arbor
Mich.
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Prewor Gernon-U. S. CorteIs
Face Airing at Nuremberg

cal was not party to this contract.
Therefore, Dow chemical was never
limited in the volume of, it's produc-
ton by terms of the above quoted
paragraph AS to the charge that
Great Britain was in a desperate
situation with respect to magnesium
this was due to the fact that they
had no arrangements to 7ecure
magnesium from the United States
and not due to any prohibition OF
exports"
War Guilt Denied.
Aluminium Co. of America, IN a
short statement, added: "Alco's wal
record, which speaks for itself
should be sufficient denial of even
the inference that the company had
any war guilt connection with I. G
Farben." LII
As regards tetrazine, the indict-
ment charged: when the British
Purchasing Mission tried to pur-
chase tetrazine- primed ammunition
in the United States early in 1941,
the sale was prevented by cartel
agreement between a subsidiary of
Dupont and Subsidiary of Far
ben"
A Dupont spokesman said the
company would stand on a state
ment issued by its subsidiary, the
Remington Arms Co., to the COM
mittee on patents in April, 1912.
This statement said: THE only
reason the United States has not
been supplied with this material in
quantity is that the Army, up to
the past few weeks, has not adopted
tetrazene as an ingredient for any
type or caliber of military ammuni-
ton. Without Remington's patent
agreement, however. tetrazene and
the knowledge necessary to manu-
facture it. would not now be avail
able to the United States at time
when the Army needs 1t for a spe-
cial purpose. So far as British mill
tary ammunition is concerned. the
British Purchasing Commission
never specified nor expressed the
preference for primers containing
tetrazene for any of the ammunition
it ordered in the United States"
In accusing the "a Farben officials
of furthering Hitler's war aims, the
indictment said. Early in 1910 Far
ben began to take active measures
in anticipation of possible war with
the United States. A plan was
adopted for the 'Americanization of
Farben's most important asset in
the United States, the General
Analine & Film Corp. which Far
ben owned through I. G. Chemie, of
Switzerland"
Early in 1912 the United States
Government seized General Analine
and appointed four well-known
American businessmen to manage
the company. The United States
declared that I. G. Chemie, the Swiss
concern, was dominated by Farben,
and ordered removal of all top Off
Gals of the American subsidiary
Something like 500 employees whose
records and backgrounds gave the
FBI and other Government investi-
eating agencies reason to believe
they we're or might be subversive.
we're discharged. Their salaries
ranged from $40 . week to $4,000
q wear
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Darn nf Thanka

ALDRICH, JAMES BRUCE. The fam
nv of JAMES BRUCH ALDRICH wishes
TO express deep appreciation and gratitude
TO our neighbors for their expressions OF
sympathy and many kinonesses shown to
US in our recent bereavement
Mother, MRS SALLIE ALDRICH LATIN.
NEWMAN, JOHN RANDOLPH. The fam
fly of the late JOHN RANDOLPH NEW
MAN wishes to express its deepest appre-
citation to neishbors. relations and friends
for their expressions Of sympathy and
kindnesses shown to us in our recent be-
MRS, JOHN NEWMAN AND FAMILY.
WADE, MARIE ANGELA. The sister Of
the late MARIE ANGELA WADE wishes to
express her sincere thanks to the neigh
bors and friends for the many kindnesses
during her recent bereavement.
BLANCH l.. WADE
WEIGH, SARAH z. The family of the
late SARAH E. WEIGH Of l49 s st. NV.
wishes to extend their thanks and appre-
citation to the Rev. A. J. Edwards. oehce-s.
clubs and members of Zion Baptist Church
and Young Ladies Brilliant Star: also to
their many ,neishbors and friends for their
acts of kindness during her illness and
expressions OF sympathy and beautiful
horal tributes at the time Of he- demise.
THE FAMILY.
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- II q n CSpCdl CALL N'' oi"o~s
actor. When the days session was
over ne would retire to his Office
play the fiddle he kept by his desk
or clip articles and pictures for the
many scrapbooks he kept for him
self and his grandson. While doing
the latter, he often jotted down
notes for his next speech.
Scrapbook collecting had been his
lifelong hobby. When his collection
on score Of subjects was wiped
out in 1914 by Cape Cod storm
together with his home and office
his treasured century-old violin and
family heirlooms-he had started his
collection anew. Friends helped him
in his search for duplicates of items
which he particularly priced.
Rebuilt Smaller Home.
Around the stone chimney which
the storm left standing, he rebuilt
a smaller home.
He constantly studied the finan-
cial reports from his home town,
his State, his bank and other insti-
buttons in which he was interested
Before entering politics, Mr.. Gift
ford was high school teacher In
Connecticut and Cotuit, a real es-
tate and summer hotel man and an
oyster and cranberry grower.
He was member of the House and
Senate of the Massachusetts legisla-
ture for six years before he was
elected to fill the vacancy in the 67th
Congress caused by the resignation
Of Joseph Walsh. He had been re-
elected to each succeeding Congress
since.
Gave House Warming.
Mr.. Clifford once told new House
members to be beware of the seven
women members of Congress:
like all women. they can talk to us
with their eyes and their lips, and
when they present to us an apple
it is most difficult to resist. Even OLD
Adam could not resist. Women have
language all their own. They
are dangerous in that they may in.
fiuence us too much"
Representative Clifford was a Ma
son and an Odd Fellow.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Fan.
ME f. Clifford. a daughter, Mrs
Florence Clausson, two brothers
Frank M. and Lorenzo T. Clifford
and two grandchildren.
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Simple Funeral Held
For Bi|bo in Baptist
Church He Sponsored
By re Associofed Press

POPLARVILLE, Miss, Aug. %
Amid peace and quiet that con-
trasted strangely with his turbulent
political career, Senator Theodore
G. Bilbo was buried in the church.
yard of the Juniper Grove Baptist
Church today.
A throng of Mississippi farmers,
political figures and businessmen,
as well as representatives of the
State and Federal governments, at
tended the simple ceremony.
Relatives of Senator Bilbo and
members of his Office force filled
one side of the main portion of
the church.
Members of Congress and elected
officials Of Mississippi filled the
other.
Crowd Spreads Onto Yard.
The throng overtaxed by far the
seating capacity of the church and
overlooked onto the 8 acres of
churchyard surrounding the edifice
which Senator Bilbo sponsored.
Loudspeakers carried the cere-
mony to those on the outside of
the church.
The Rev. Wage Smith, pastor,
referred to Senator Bilbo as "one
of Americas greatest men and
surely Mississippis greatest"
He told of Senator Bilbo's inter-
est in the Juniper Grove Baptist
Church. the church in which the
Senator was ordained as a Baptist
preacher in 1898.
Never have I heard Senator Bilbo
sound a low note concerning this
church and It's program" he said.
Many times have I received en-
couragement from him when the
work began to slow down or lag.
His heart and life were in this
church"
Calls For New Moses.
God" the pastor continued, "had
a Joshua ready to take Moses place
when Moses died and he has a
Joshua here to take the place Of this
Moses. We are to find him and fol-
low him."
Even as the pastor called on his
church to find new Moses, persons
in the throng outside the church
were asking one another who will
take Senator Bilbos place.
In their conversation the names
of is to 20 men, well known in
Mississippi politics, were mentioned
as a possible successor in the Senate
But mostly they agreed no one will
succeed him as head Of one of the
strongest political organizations Mis-
sissippi has ever known.
The organization. they said, has
been tied in with too many other Or
CARNATIONS to live now without its
former leader.
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Navy Experts Develop
Absorbent Sand 10
Remove Oil Sticks
By the Associated Press

PORTSMOUTH. Va, Aug. %
A substance known as carbonized
sand which will remove all types Of
oil sticks, has been developed By
chemists at the Norfolk Naval Ship
yard. the Navy announced today.
A spokesman said the carbonized
sand had been produced after man
months of experimental work and
that it consisted of ordinary sea
sand treated with crude creosote or
asphaltic oils and then heated in a
revolving kiln to about 300 degrees
fahrenheit.
The process puts film of carbon
on each grain of sand giving it
considerable absorbent properties
for oil, the shipyard spokesman said.
AS manufactured, the material con-
tains slight excess of oil that
causes it to float on the surface OF
water although its specific gravity
is greater than water.
When the carbonized sand comes
in contact with floating oil slick,
it Immediately absorbs the OIL and
Is converted into heavier than
water oil-solid, the spokesman ex-
planned, and this mixture then sinks
rapidly to the bottom where it re-
mains as permanent heavier than
water solid
To remove oil sticks, the car
BOMBED sand is sprayed from
sand blasting pressure drum such
as is used in ordinary sand blast
ing operations utilizing air pressure.
The shipyard developed the sub
stance to eliminate the fire hazard
caused by the presence of oil and
oily or organic liquids floating on
the surface of the water and coll
lecting around piers and ships.
Beach bathers, too. would find it
useful in disposing of oil Sticks
encountered while swimming