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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC l947 station wagon. week old,
II miles; gray. with heater radio. viii
trade on cost basis for. ,1e47 low priced
ssdfn es Ba1oze ana sssh roasos W R a4s5 Ss esS
station WAGON is43 chevrolet; motor
sSnaISlSn Ss ,ssI 81 s4f seS4 ch,mDon 4door
owner: $3.50. After 2 pm, "A. 1915. p
STUDEBAKER Champion $40; fair condi-
tien; 500; Tele; Lu; s7s5; aA7 g. pior
sedan; never driven; radio, air conditioner
sreen. gree ms Sell Immediately. saaoS5. Box 81
sTUDEBAKER 1910 COMMANDER 4-door
s sTTDRsskER ahssF Hs53 pctaso h $gs pere. rub
bsder Ss ssssd so 1aan mast le H
Monroe st. NV. bsmt., after $50 Sat. g.
ls4o caaRDi0q sssg WI qSS5 sso
nFRskER gssk ends fdser sti 4oor
fsfms ssaas alte or eaE EhaG oaAa fspP MOTOR
Dealer. 2017 Va. ave. NV, ME. 2S1s. %
sITpaBAsasa se1a sana isss sss5 PeiaenM f. M and
sss sIHpEfoaahk foahk Mogos sH sooanPea ga Pera Dealer
2ol7 w. aye rp nw an NE ~ ISIS ;n,,saoe. like
afs at any rfaaSnaeas tme cail "a. as ass5 @ can
WHLYS JEEP, Just been completely over
hauled, excellent tires,, new battery; aise
continuing farming, will sell for only Soeo
WILLIS JEEP, civilian medel, like new;
power takeoff; will take S1.400 or best
Ssg gndeG GaR 5s Ssen any IN tmf a
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1RAllFes fcent. j !.

1915 AHA. used 8 mos: 1glIy sauipged
Tra fser pa RI Rt 2A( ---6 i
1919 SuvER DOME, 28 IT,. private
cwner. lust ike new sleeps A. dnotherm
csreulatins heater, prewar gasoline =
tilrner xtose and oven. fceboy. new under.
carriage, With warner electric brake and
ssew tires. iii YOU are looking for. bar
SAN. here 1t Is. No dealers. sHs sssl
NOW TRADE IN your used trailer for one
Of ouF large, Injurious 194s 3,rm- uaIier
coaches immed delivery on all z models.
T~wfeei coaches.
la47 American Homecrestl.. 90 It, ss.Iss
lpsS TTaveio Cruiser, eais ft.4-l- 2.1s5
4-wheel tandsms.
iA4T Ztmnier. 4 pass!l. "a p Sa3u
la49 thinner fts pass !. 81 ft, - 2.630
iaST Schult Luxury Liner 25lz IT, 2.Igb
s1a41 Traveio tsteeD. 81 It. 2,950
ia41 Howard taluminuml. IS f. 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord door mats. fire extinguisher. &
ton lift. hyd. Jack, etc. Terms on IL,
is. - months.
ia47 Comb. boat and utility trailer. 81 $500
lo4B Granite exp. utility trailer l99. %
1916 Granite exp utility trailer 22a,5o
1916 Dor Lee Trail Camper ---- 595. w
1917 Kit-camper laluminumf 735 90
Open ewes and Sun. TIL pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC. 1880
Wisconsin ave. NV Phone WO. 323l.
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sistine ChopeI Pointer

Michelangelo painted the fres-
Goes in the Sistine Chapel a half
century after it had been completed
In 1888 when Sixtus " was Pope.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD moving.
seneral hauling; vans, stakes, panels;
white help: reas. rates FIR. $3.50. Ext. y
CHEvRoLETS, 1947: vans. stakes. panels
and pickups for hire by day. week or
year. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-YOuR-
SELF. ME-, 70i1. --15
INTERNATIONAL 1910 Aft. stake and
dump body truck with driver for hire. by
hour or contract. Phone Ex- S0e4 OF
RE 71S2. 20
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING and body work; free esti-
mate; work guaranteed. 901 North Quincy
st. Arlington. Va, CHI. 5174. -5
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV, Ho.
1900
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. S35 up:
work guaranteed. GILBERT 4102 Pa.
ave extended Sc Ii 313q
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Eskimos Greek Orthodox

Many Indians and !, Eskimos Of
Alaska belong to the Greek Ortno-
dox Church, the result of missions
established when Russia controlled
the territory. -4..--As-1
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FIRST OR SECOND COMMERCIAL, for use
of shop. RA 4S1S. IS :.
VETERAN wants to rent or lease small
garage or gas station. suitable for repair
work Call AID. 3491 from 8 to 6. -6
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EARMs WANTED.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT 8 to acres with
modern house, with option of buying. Mus
be within ! 5 mi. of District Write HART
MAN, 261h 42nd st. n w. Apt. 103. 6*
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL OLD STONE HOUSES rms
needs undermining and repairs; 800 acres
perfect setting; bass-fishing stream nearby.
excel roads, vic. Winchester. Va; S12,2b0.
easy terms. G. H. LAMSON, Co, 1881
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MONEY WANTED.

PRIVATE CAPITAL WANTED = Neet
SIS, 600 for expanding business, secured by
lien on present inventory and note tt
yield So per annum. Box 246-V. Star. r
nome in Mont Co, by owner, Box 254-Y
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GAs STATIONS EoR SALE,

GASOLINE STATION SITE for sale or
lease-Corner lot fronting 145' on River
rd. by depth Of 100 on Butler rd,;, con-
tanning tad 3ee ns Sc I'll Il Is p1e1 asept
loc. in nearby Nd DOUGLASS E
BULLOCH & CO. Republic 3031.
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AFRO TRUCKS wAATED.

P9NET TRUCK WANTED 81 private pAr-
ty. II you have cne TO sell. please eaH Il
5455. 30
ARMY A6BULANCEs - We need Army
anlhnianceS ard weapon carriers or what
have yotig Cash Immediately. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee hwy. Ariinxton,
Ma ~ ----6
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
WTLLYS JEEP I94T N-ton, 4-wheel drive;
immed. del. HUNTER MOTORS, OV. 1439

lmmeo' uei. Nun Gfh NIL SHS3' Wv 20
AUTO ExCHANGE-saye money, no deal
ers, Private party q s, sale, to buy to sell
cHEvRoLET 1912 cab over engine. stak.
body; fine cond,: excel, tires, two speed
81 real bs5saR at sgsss s9sss 0ddy raeTas ns
Ways aDaef t45 rnq 1853 sls1ton dumps; fine oond
ad rubber new bodies conn and
e6eap a ea esf tractors aas @ and W
ssG's sizes sHs 81 snsss Co. #
DODGE 11a-ten van; exesptionally clean; lean
6EsRss. sa owner W taxing loss at this price
Buses 90 1s4s Z xs: and p1sE KTs Nh r.
pDMP % che chev. 0IsS9s 1s4s sspeed ed r. E.: excel.
condition; s. l,2g5; 80 other trucks TO
~ FoED f2sesa, gses 1ss a,5 FP5a ,asb2.
bsst sslsG Offer q Ii IT, so4 and IG to tsafa yam
BODY BODY n y excel. eondl; 500 sS Can be W Seen at
Gii GMC = 1887 81 = panel. equipped with heavy
rack. 1915; good cond 1920 21st pl. Sc,
REQ 1915 la-ton stake body; dual wheels; !;
1000 miles; will sacrifice, 81 .695. COLE
MOTOR Co, s232 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
DoDGE 1897 van, Al De Soto motor; exs
Fok & sAfE eiT 70 refd ee97 trucks reasonably
priced. Can be seen at United Brick Corp,
New York aye and BladenS6urg lac R ID ne
cHEVRoLET f'f 1a4s asA ias-ton tfe % PANEL $1os5.
SHEyKoLET 1889 at panel, s4s5.
CHEVROLET 1941 ,1la-ton, dump; low
Fors rGss sa sSSa enrykorff WA ffag trucks chassis
only. VII be sold to h highest bidder. 9th
EoRD, 1910 panel. DANIEL LouaHRaAN
eaEvRoLET CHE M ~ 1910 ! s..iNla-ton, long wheel
base, left. stake body, excel. cond.: $3.50.
OIL. $500 during day, WI. 1890 after 8
FORD 1895 1,s-ton panel, very goed eon:
or Pst er S npde mait p Se see Ap b9
sTTDEBAKER 1871 1-ton pickup, guaran-
eood tre new WIN PoSs good bap
1895. LEE B, BUTLER, INC, II2I s1st
s. NV DI; o11o. -s
naint; paint N runs good; dtl new % battery tnspected
First $3.50 or highest offer. Ho. o236.
"
Vanette body; only $500 miles Ideal for
dry cleaners o. ether light work. s2,7d5o.
CHEVROLET 1871. sSpr express BODY; l1a-ton;
estgilie, Md Hillside a3s8-J. g
CHENRoLET 1a45 delivery sedan; new
CHEVROLET 1895 1ha-ton solid stake
body truck good tires and perfect motor:
INTERNATIONAL dump truck 1871 1Ia--
ton; good condition; $3.50. DE. 397s, -
FORD 1942 ton and half; cab and chassis
in excellent condition. FIR. 1892. -6
CHEW. steel cargo truck 1l2-ton G1; per-
feet condition; SS15 Ma. 5323 IS
GMC 1916 model &C, 302, 3-yard dump
body. division board included; in excellent
condition, good as new; 1880 miles
International 1916 model KS-5: dual
reduction rear, B-yard dump body, division
board included: excellent condition: 13.5o0
"'1s GMc 1858 model model T-1s-H: dual reduc-
ton rear, fat body; truck and chassis, In
gsod 6 eomdsion oSds IN need m9 usseE o.
WooDSON- co, 9th st. at Michigan ave.
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GAS STATIONS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT who is interested in buy
ing or leasing stations or sites for samt
in Washington or nearby Maryland Writ,
or phone CRANE & HELAN. Realtors, 81
1000. 1009-1011 Bonifant st.. Silyel
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ATLANTIC CITY, n, J.-Furnished mod
ern 6-rm.. and bath bugnalow; garage;
automatic hot water; June l to Sept. 15;
Sl10O. 202 No. Mansfield ave. -5
DEAL BEACH-Modern 5-rm. cottage; 2
bedrooms, full bath, electric refgr., gas
range h-w heater, lge. screened porch,
extra-lge lot: S5 800 Call Mr.. Gleason
ewes and Sun, Ho. 0s04, Ext. 7l7. JAMES
e. MAHOEEY, woodward Bldg, RE. 2411.
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TpTCRS TOP SALE

1915 Ford 11z-ton; 1874" wheelbase.
1912 Ford c.o.e.; l,00o-gai. fuel oil tank.
1941 Ford eo.e.; 134" cab and chassis.
1910 Ford II; 15S" wheelbase.
1899 GMC 1i2-ton dump body.
1885 REQ Ih-ton dump body.
1896 t3l Dodge ia-ton dump bodies.
1891 t2l, White model 631, 12-yd. dump
THE BRooKLAND CO.. 9th and Michigan
ave n . IS
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. by Central
Motor Co.. GMC truck dealer:
(5Al Conventional trucks.
1912 Cheyrolets. 11a-ton stakes.
1912 Fords, 112-ton stakes.
194s ChevToiets, 1i2-ton dumps
PaneiS--Fords, Dodges.
Euses-2a and Is passenger
t3e) Army trucks, 6x6s, 6x4s, 4x4s, n
10 & ton STAKES. dumps, tractors. pickurs.
csrRoes. Semitraiiers.
Bodies-Stakes, vans.
Parts and service on Army and conven-
tional trucks at both our . new plants.
Alex and AElington. CENTRAL, MOTOR
CO. GMC Truck Dealer, 320a Lee hwy,
Arlingt tor, CHI 1000. To reach: Out through
Georgetown, cross Key Bridge, turn right
onto Lee hwy. To. S. ELL or :esi, drive Y
miles. Daily. s to q: Sunday, 10 to =.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

TALL TIMBERS, MD.-3 rooms. bath ant
screened porch: completely furnished; al
modern conveniences; good swimming
safe for children; excellent fishing, pri-
vate pier: golf course; bus service from
Washington For rent for the summer
season. Call EN-. 9S10.
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No one can learn grammar without
knowing the eight parts OF speech. NY
simple, nontechnical language. For a free
copy. send stamped, self-addrsssed en-
veiope to Frank Colby In care OF Inc STAT
{Copyright, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1912
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ssAsHoRE PROPERTY

WATERFRONT PRoP.-WAkTEp.
WANTED TO RENT-Cottage at sher
wood Forest TIE 1926 -
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GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

STEEL, aluminium mill buildings and ga.
RACES for early delivery. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, 1866 lStl st: NV, Ma. 3166. r
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE, rear of 112 Adams
NV Call MRS. LEWIS. NO. 01a6.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcont.
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

y F0ss tSD ppsss nssa
PRHiirvATEE PRIV TE PARTY WANTS 1e47 or 1s4e
Chevrolet, Dodge, Pontiac; will pay cash.
lOV 1875. ID
WANTED TO BUY light used car prefer
1910 or 1941: will pay all cash for clean
car TIE 1918 IL
PRIvATE PARTY. veteran. needs good,
clean car, any make or model; must be
reasonable for cash; no dealers. 81. 1909.
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SEE Us DsIOI { yoo 5e1.. ~ =. =
DODGE 1871 4-door sedan; Luxury Liner,
with fiuid drive interior spotless: will give
new car guarantee; radio and heater;
Price. ST ,095
Buick 1898 Century 4-door sedan; good
for S795. HILLWOOD MOTOR CO.. Falls
Church, Va --6
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Henry I. Keys, Y, Dies
|Af Son S Home Here

Henry L. Keys, n, retired Au-
burn. Va, grain farmer, died yes
terday at the home Of his son,
Bennett Keys, 721 Madison street
NV, where he had made his home
for the last 10 years.
A native Of New Baltimore, Va.
Mr.. Keys had engaged in farming
all his life. He attended the Ma
tional Tabernacle, $40 Piney
Branch road NV.
In addition to his son. he is sur
|vived by his widow, Mrs. Rebecca
Keys; two other sons, Otis Keys,
1545 Montana avenue NE, and
Charles Keys, 5524 Eighth street
NV: two daughters, Miss Louise
Keys and Mrs. Mabel Handler, both
of 15-A Parkway road, Greenbelt,
Md: brother. Frank Keys, Au-
burn: three sisters. Mrs. Dolly Fin
nall and Mrs. Linda Sanford, both
| OF Midland, Va. and Mrs. Minnie
Ivey, Auburn, and two grandchil-
dren.
Funeral services will be held at
| 2 pm. Friday at the Hines funeral
home, 1901 Fourteenth street NV.
| with the Rev. Deloss M. Scott, pas-
tor Of the National. Tabernacle, Of.
flciatii1g. Burial will Be IN Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Harry F. Byrd, Jr, Announces
Candidacy for Virginia Senate
ey the A.socio,ed Press

WINCHESTER, Va, May T.
Harry F. Byrd, jr., editor OF the
Winchester Evening Star, announced
today that he will be. candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
the State Senate from the 25th
senatorial district to succeed Sena-
tor Burgess Nelson Of Mount Jack
son, who viii not seek reelection.
Mr.. Nelson recently announced
that private business affairs will
make it impossible for him to be a
candidate.
The district includes the city Of
winchester and the counties Of
Shenandoah, Frederick and Clarke.
Mr.. Byrd, son Of United States
Senator Byrd, also Is publisher Of
the Harrisonburg Daily News-Rec-
ord. He has been associated with
the Winchester and Harrisonburg
newspapers since 1885.
Al veteran Of World War II, he
served four years In the Navy, par
ticipating In campaigns of the Cen
tral and Western Pacific, and was
cited by the Secretary of the Navy
for outstanding performance Of
duty.
Mr.. Byrd attended Virginia Mill
|tary Institute and the University Of
Virginia. For the past Il years he
has been member of the Winches-
ter Democratic Committee and In
1910 was elected to the Democratic
stats Central Consnittee TO succeed
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By George Kennedy

Selden d. Bacon, chairman OF the
Connecticut Commission on Alco-
holism, will be one of the speakers
tomorrow at a public meeting In
the Cosmos Club on the problem OF
alcoholism in the District.
DR.. Bacon has been administer
ing the Connecticut Alcoholic Law
Of 1945 which gives per cent Of
the States liquor tax to board
with broad powers to do something
to correct the problem. In this re-
spect the law is similar to the Hebert
bill before 1t was amended and sent
to the Senate.
The original Hebert bill provid-
ed for a tax OF to per cent OF
the retail price Of liquor sold in the
District for the establishment OF
alcoholic clinics. This provision
was opposed by the liquor trade at
public hearings and was eliminated
from the bill. An authorization OF
$100, 900 from the general tax fund
for the purpose was substituted. Ar
attempt will be made by the pro-
ponents OF the original bill to restore
the special tax in the Senate.
Representative Hebert, Democrat
of Louisiana, sponsor Of the bill
also will speak in the afternoon
session tomorrow.
DR.. Howard w. Baggard. who
started the first scientific attack or
the alcohol problem by establishing
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.WAA Denies Firinq
Aide for Testimony
By the Assoeiotsd Pres.

War Assets Administrator Robert
M. Littlejohn yesterday disputed q
suggestion that Morton M. Boyd,
deputy administrator of disposal
was fired because of testimony be-
fore a Senate committee.
The suggestion was made by
Chairman Ferguson of Senate Ex-
|penditures Subcommittee inyestigat-
ing thewhalting OF the sale Of ma
chine tools at the Wright war plant
in L,ockland. Ohio.
Senator Ferguson, after refusing
Mr.. Littlejohn's request to keep the
Boyd incident from publication, said
Mr.. Boyd was dismissed on April %
a few hours after he testified before
the committee. Senators said he
testified that Army influence led
WAA to stop the sale.
Mr.. Littlejohn said he and Mr.,
Boyd had considered the latter S
status for long time. He explained
that Mr.. Boyd needed q rest and
was transferred to q War Assets
Advisory Committee.
Senator Ferguson questioned the
iadministrato about letter of conn
tmendation" initiated by Mr.. Little
john and sent to Mr.. Boyd on
April %.
Senator Ferguson asked what hap
pened between the 18th and the
next day and whether Mr.. Boyd s
| testimony caused him to lose his lob
Mr.. Littlejohn replied that the
testimony was not the reason. He
added he considered Mr.. Boyd an
honest and efficient man. although
there had been disagreement over
pricing Of surplus war materials.
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Former Navy Attache
Kills Self in Home

William E. Embry, IS, United
States naval attache in South Amer
lea during World War II, was found
dead yesterday in the kitchen OF his
apartment, $500 Woodley road NV,
with bullet wound in his head.
Police said q ..32 caliber revolver
was found beside the body, and that
an unlit gas jet on a stove nearby
was open when the body was dis
covered. Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued a certificate of suicide.
The body was found at about $50
pm. by Mr.. Enbry's wife, Mrs. Hazel
Stone Embry. Several notes. ad-
dressed to Mrs. Embry, were found
near the~ body, police said.
Mr.. Ernbry was a Marine Corps
captain during World War I, and
was commissioned in the Navy In
1910. He was a commander when
Evening star., 1947-05-07
h2 Babies a Week
Born in WASHINGTON

An average of 562 babies are born
In Washington every week, accord
ing to the Bureau of Vital Statistics
of the District Health Department.
or this number 400 are white and
160 colored.
Joseph B. Irvine, director Of the
bureau, based his figures on the
totals for the first II weeks of this
year, when 6,844 white babies were
born and 2,720 colored. for a total
of 1854. Deaths of infants under
/ year Of age totaled 1913 white and
140 colored, for a total Of 1888, in the
same period.
Deaths among persons of all ages
in the first II weeks of 1947 totaled
2,o42, including 1897 whites and
1,045 colored.
tuberculosis continues to lead In
the number of serious communicable
diseases reported to the Health De-
partment by Washington physicians.
MIR. Irvine reported There were 48
new cases reported last week, making
a total of 642 so far this year, with
159 deaths recorded. There were %
cases Of pneumonia reported for the
week, making a total of 400 for the
year Deaths from this disease so
far this year total 1876.
Chicken pox is decreasing. There
were So cases reported last week,
against rs the week before. The
total Of cases reported so far this
year Is 821.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Scout Here Gets
Bat and Mitt From
Young AIemun

Miguel Aleman, jr.. the 14-year-
old son Of the Mexican President.
has not forgotten his American
friend.
Yesterday Eagle Scout Ronald
Upp, IA. of 2315 Thirty-second street
Sc, received a baseball bat and
outfielder's glove from the Mexican
Embassy, with Miguel's compliments
Ronald accompanied Miguel on
his arrival here last week and par
ticipated in the various ceremonies
with him. After the parade the Boy
Scout from Troop 81 and Scoutmas-
ter John L. Jackson presented the
Mexican boy with an honorary mem.
bershfp in the troop.
Ronald was chosen for his escort
duties by National Boy Scou,
headquarters.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Canning Firm Sues CCC
For Breach Of Contract

A firm which processes canned
foods yesterday asked 1856, ,4s8 dam
ages from the Commodity Credit
Corp. for alleged breach of contracts
calling for daily carload deliveries
of potatoes during the spring and
summer of 1914.
According to suit filed in District
Court on behalf Of Stokely-Van
Camp, Inc, Indianapolis, the agency
failed to deliver potatoes in ac-
cordance with three contracts en-
tered into May 10, 1914. causing the
firm loss of profits and expenditures
made in preparation for performing
the contracts.
Attached to the suit were copies
Of the alleged contracts providing
for an average delivery of up to
II carloads of potatoes daily among
plants at Indianapolis, Rehobeth,
Del, and New Bedford, Mass,
Evening star., 1947-05-07
3-Yeor-OId in Pojomos Stroys
To74th Street Corner at 2 AN.
Butch Is Entertained
ByPoIice 5 Hours Until
Father Claims Him

The quiet of an ordinarily tran
quill police beat was broken by baby
talk at O'Clock this morning when
Patrolman A. M. Shutta rounded
the corner of Fourteenth and Fair
mont streets NV. to find pajama-
clad 3-year-old boy sitting on a
hedge.
The child said readily that his
name was Butch" but his other
gurgled explanations were unintel-
ligible.
Pvt. Shutta took the youngster to
the Tenth Precinct, where he was
wrapped in a blanket and fed.
Later, the blue-eyed boy was
transferred to the Women's Bureau,
where he was entertained with bal
looms and watches.
Butch" was in fine shape and
hadn't cried yet when his frantic
father, Wayne Miller, 1887 Fairmont
street NV. appeared in search OF
Wayne, jr.. at tbs O'Clock this
morning.
This is the second time, according
to Mr.. Miller, that Butch" has
managed to get out of the house at
night. A year ago he ended up at
Gallinger Hospital. Mr.. Miller said
he will replace the lock on the front
door which his wandering son has
learned to open.
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Connecticut Expert to Address
D. c. Alcohol Problem Clinic

a section on alcohol studies In his
laboratory Of applied physiology at
Yale University, win speak at the
evening session. DR.. Bacon, a So
ciologist, Is an associate professor In
the laboratory.
The meeting is under the auspices
of the Washington Committee for
Education on Alcoholism of which
Judge Fay Bentley Of Juvenile Court
is chairman.
Judge Walter j. Casey Of Munich
pal Court will preside at the after
noon meeting which will start at
pm. In addition to DR.. Bacon and
Mr.. Hebert, there will be two other
speakers, Mrs. Elizabeth Whitney OF
Boston and Horace Fort of Dallas,
Tex. Mrs. Whitney will speak on
Community Action on Alcoholism
in Boston" and Mr.. Fort will discuss
the same topic for Texas.
DR.. Winfred Overholser, director
OF st. Elizabeths Hospital, will pre-
side at the evening session starting
at s O'Clock.
In addition to DR.. Haggard, who
will talk on alcoholism as a medical
problem. DR.. Harry Iebout of the
Blythewoods Sanitarium, Greenwich
Conn, will speak on alcoholism as
a mental problem, and DR.. Martha
Brunner -Orne, mental hygienist at
Wellesley College. Wellesley, Mass.
will speak on "The Woman Alco-
holic."
Evening star., 1947-05-07
Mrs. Truman 10 Greet
Nurses Of 81 Nations
AT White House Today

A White House reception this
afternoon by Mrs. Truman was te
be the social high light of today's
activities OF the International Coun-
| Gil of Nurses, meeting here this
week In the first assembly of the
worlds nursing leaders since before
the war.
Nurses from 80 countries were te
meet the Presidents wife.
Last night they were entertained
by the District Graduate Nurses As
sociation at banquet in the Statle1
Hotel, attended by more than SOC
persons, including four women rep
lresentatiyes.
The women legislators were
Representatives Frances P. Bolton
Republican, of Ohio; Georgia L
Lusk, Democrat, of New Mexico;
Edith N. Rogers, Republican, OF
Massachusetts,, and Katherine st
George, Republican, of New York.
Miss Ashby Taylor, president OF
the Graduate Nurses Association
introduced officers OF the Interna-
tional Council, and representatives
of each national delegation were
presented.
The evenings featured speaker
was Prof. Elmer L. Kayser, dear
of university students at George
Washington University.
Dean Kayser's address dealt large
ly with political issues. He ex.
pressed strong support of the Tru.
man doctrine, which he described
as a policy Of helping to keep tn.
rest of the world free.
TT seeks, first, to help in quarter.
where it has been solicited" HI
declared.
The dean charged opponents o,
| this doctrine were intellectual iso'
| lationists."
He assured the foreign nurse.
their countries had no reason tx
fear American imperialism"