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| WANTED-To rent summer cottage for
season. Call Elk. 6101, Ext. 2210. week
d t1T,,1 ~ 20 FIVE .rts facilities go
| tain, seashore or farm for the summer;
| reasonable rate 2201 south 9th st., Ar
! linRton, Va OK 1850. 1Ss
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AUToMoeIIEs FOR SALE.

AUSTIN, British, 1847 sedan: immediate
delivery; S1,5e5; also exclusive distributor
for Crosley and ell British and french
1888 18th NV. Service and parts, JACK
PRY MOTORS. 18th and Pa. ave. 50. In
cur Gath year."
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gen
eral hauling; vans, stakes. panels: white
help; reas; rates; FIR. $3.50 Ext 7s;
pickups, panels; for hire by day. week or
month PUBLIc SERVICE DRIVE YOUR
SELF; NE; 7o11: ,,,. Ia
enc ID help prompt service; reas: rates: To-
eal and lens sstsnEss r.. 2gSl s fs
dumps: moving and hauling Of all kinds
reas rates: contr. wk. solicited. no: 900.
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FUTURE.

ADAM WEsGHLEF . SON au txoa,seTy
tanning 5 rooms and bath, hot water =, heat heat;
one 0t q the land records q the District 81
s curs hs sns he ns hs Rs
f 0 q premises. on Mondsy, the s4sh gay
foroains n described properly rope in the District
Srssss sSDdvson Of ths ssHth 90 sss TO. Of
tai land pi Known w as soominsdsie as per
plat recorded in the once Of thu, Surveyor
tsf y !ns At folo So Terms IN @ CASH
balance in monthly payments represented
By pronissory notes Of purchaser payable
I'VE per cent per annum from date of set.
Element Of sale. secured by nrst deed Of
opon ua q i0d DEPOSIT az
required Of purchaser at sale. Examina-
ton Of title, conveyancinE, recording, reve.:
FERNS to !. es omp 81 cost With
within thirty days from day Of. sale, other;
wise trustees reserve, the right to resell
purchaser after Ave days Advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published IN
. Ct without e. of espDs dsp ss Pc
tees may avail themselves o.. any, legal or
ss.sshlf n Et ss1ns aisagfRs
NUNp N, EMMER1cH. trustees.
mh12,1 5,1a,21,24.
4sS Southern SuildinENTrustees sale
by s *. ps .
ton sss e Rds s is4 Of snd IL
corded. in Llber 1887, .Folio 355 ct, seq,
sseu2ed hsr.sy TIE IN n
p Esss at Rusi sui s Eo9 d iss
a.lsa asa9 4 1sss 'hass
Lot .43 in Square $3.50 in Harry A. Kites
e. 81 q psr Plat TOR Ss II af
columbia in Liber As at folio 143. Terms:
Sold subject to prior buildingg assoSis-
particulars Of which will, be announced At
time of sale: the purchase price above
sS So rs e r paid sssa dPes
oa ss :, With e0s DAYS Irs G
resed th aopss
). VERNON siSSsSsP THOMAS TE%sssfs:
PAUL 3. KACH. solicitor. Mercantile Trus..
Rio Restaurant, consisting OF fne cocktail
1senfs sos snd st. sqne
an order of the District Court of the
United States for the District of Maryland
in bankruptcy, the undersigned trustee
will offer for sale at public auction. within
the above premises "wednesday. March 20,
1947, comm encine at 10 O'Clock am. the
following chattels: Comprising Stromberg-.
Carlson radio system. 81 upholstered
Formies tables ssAxs4!, e Fornics tables =
tables, "a bar stools. Reminston and Ma
units, mike system with loud speakers.
Frick cooling system. Victor adding ma
chine, U. s. electric slicer. large quantity
OF assorted glasses consisting OF cham
pagnes, wines, WHISTLES, brandies cordiais,
beer, old fashions, etc. 3-compartmen
combination range and sriddle., s-ourner
Vulcan combination range and eriddle,
hood and exhaust blower. .2-eompartment
metal sink with drainboard Cascade gar
bage srinder. accompaniment dish washing
sink with drainboard coffee urn and stand.
steel hot roll box. combination steel coun-
ter, sink and work board. stock pots, large
sis. steam. table. stock Of vines. liquor,
electric fans, once furniture and supplies
empty bottles, smorRasbord service. etc
Manner Of sale: The chattels will nrSt be
offered as an entirety, bio reserved: then
offered in detail and sold in the manner
producing the greatest SUM OF money
Terms Of sale; Cash. Immediate removal
Z I. NEWELL b Co., NC. auctioneers
N Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-18

completely lufnlsHeu' rI'foe' pNt' pai's
NOW TRADE IN your used trailer for one
Of our large, LUXURIOUS 1947 3.rT trailer
coaches Immed delivery on all Z models.
o-wheel coaches.
1a47 American Homecrest), 25 IT. S2,165
1e41 Trsvelo Cruiser, 22Ia fl 2,195
4-wheel tandems:
1917 zimmer. 18 pass.l. 81 Ii 1850
1a47 Schult Luxury Liner, 25fa IT. 2.d95
1e47 Travelo tsteeD, - IT: 2.9b9
1947 Howard (aluminum), % # 1850
Prices include equipment and accessories.
drop cord. door mats, IRE exttnguisher,
ton lift, hyd. jack. etc. Terms on IL,
1947 Comb boat and utility trailer, S1e5- 90
1915 Granite exp. utility trailer 1872
946 Granite exp. utility trailer 22eb0
1915 Dor-Lee Trail Camper - 500. 90
1e47 Kit-Camper taluminum> - 735 .o0
Az prices subject y s sn,nf si y'fn1n'
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC 1880
Wisconsin ave. nv. Phone Wo. S2d1.
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LEONARD S. MELROD, Attorney,
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

WATERFRONT LOTS and acreage from
"a acre with 100-ft. water front to 32f
acres with l-mile water front on S. River
just / mile of Defense hwy. Phone M. c
GIBSON; Annapolis 2144, or after pm.
DU 1911 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-18

All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price Of car.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

G. q SLOAN CO. NC coos suet atS,s fur
niture, personal effects ETC. ,, embracing anls
pieces fireplace brasses, sectional book
cases, hat-top desks, mirrors, china glass
ware briesDr. n;ct raa'os . PoDk cabinets
s 5egse rus ss' snd s1nss
Sirens s 18Th etc. st. at Rses aas0 M
Sat he savinss 4 trust GO. AND others s
e eSw q Rc cieV AuetIonsers, established isei.
Bankruptcy sale Of modern r rsnaa and
sShs slns sfs aaf
foods, etc, contained in Treasure Island,
ss5 M,1S en- s s' i RsS4Po
and two. Model 1e43(5-1cll-c check
t 1is lin esh hn f and siaek rormie. TOP
dss lsbssr ooF MATS spe
einnati time clock. walnut Formies top
e eoantsT With mirrored back bar TO match,
stainless steel double key direct beer as
with ,i ssssi
Tenstisn Oi blinds cepsand
e efmSf1 ufps. champion Goo" dishwasher
ehefs' fables, Hobart chopper; Frialator,
vulcan broiler, coolerator refrigerator,
rack. ciarase H. Y. No. 2 squirrel cage
fan, POSTMASTER toaster huerescent Light
ing fixtures, range hoods. sirocco A. 8;
small steel safe, Royal typewriter, adding
Cleaners, china. glass, platedware. trays,
utensils, requisites, Imported and domestic
whisky, rum, gin. brandy, wine, cham;
payne, lioueur, mixers, beer, staple and
fancy earned fruit. vegetables, nuts; tea,
salmon, sardines, Juices. soup, desserts
sugar, rice, spices, Cassols salad on,
spection, March 18th, 18th and 18th, 10
to A. In re. Treasure Island, Inc. Bank
rupt No 1885. Terms, cash. Joseph Luria,
trustee, National Press Bldg. ------
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-18

= AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
ALASKA COAL COMPANY-Wanted te
hire pick up trucks to deliver coal In
bags Good pay. Call Ma. 5Sss. -l9
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Word Game

Find % or more common English
words in
UNIPAROU
meaning, producing but one egg Or
offspring at time" Average mark
Is q words. Time limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the CAME. Words must be
acquire four letters By the addition Of
IS" such as bats" cats" are not used
3. Only one form OF q word Is used. 4
Proper names are not used. A list will be
published tomorrow
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-RENT

COVE POINT BEACH, Md rooms ant
bath, hot and cold running water, electric
itv and gas, for rent by the year; refer
ences. Box 1925, star. 20
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SUMMER HOMES.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT cottage at She
wood Forest. Call TIE. 1854. "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 1887 Super s, 4-door, 6-whee
around condition: s595: owner Leaving
city May be seen at ESQ STATION
18th and Rhode Island ave NV. -21
perfect condition. new motor private own
er; S1,4O0. Phone GE. 9l46. -"3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-18

CURTIS WRIGHT. 81, aluminlYn; lifetime
bathroom. See the sensational new 20
Luxury Clipper; weighs under. 1.500 lbs
ABC TRAILER SALES, INC, U. s. No. l,
DC A04Q
Evening star., 1947-05-04
SUSIE SAID NO!
Continued from preceding page

COtlttAed from p7ece0fNg page
was striding toward the officer in charge without
glance at the culprits. They conferred. Officer
O'Daniel and the girl were summoned, and then
stenographer appeared briefly and departed. The
stenographer returned, and Kurt exchanged money
for the witnessed signature of the girl.
"And not one word of publicity officer" Kurt
commanded, as Susie and Windy came toward
him. They moved in silence out the door. Windy
turned to her there. $50 long, crumb bun. Thanks
for letting me try"
Then he went down the steps, his shoulders
saggng little.
sslM SHOCKED beyond measure, Susan" The
urgent pressure of Kurts fingers on her arm drew
her attention. His Adams apple was jerking
nervously "How could you exhibit such lack of
taste, such emotional immaturity?"
Suse's eyes darkened with resentment. The last
hour had been punishment enough; man who
loved her should have known that.
"A public brawlr' Kurt went on. ''The news
papers might -"
"Oh, stop it," she was suddenly angry "All we
did was take drive in the park. The rest was an
accident. You can't make a - t01tJf Jfedsor out
of me-"
Kurt glared at her. Don't you realize that as
my fiancee such conduct can do inestimable
damage to my prestige?'
His words went on, but Susie had stopped
hearing She stared at him. not seeing Kurt at all,
but preview of her life as his wife: maintaining
the tradition of his profession, living up to his
ancestral mansion his family jewels, his fortune.
She shivered He hadn't even mentioned the pos
sibility of losing her to Windy; he hadn't been one
bit concerned for her in all of this.
Kurt" she broke in on the harangue he was
still delivering, I'm not going to be your fancee
or your wife, or even your secretary, so you can
stop lecturing me"
That silenced him - but only momentarily
Susan, you're being childish I'll take you home
now and
mo, thank you" Susie said firmly.
VERY we'll Well discuss this when your tenn
pers under control"
1T SEEMED to Susie there was gleam of relief in
his eyes, that his walk was a bit more sprghtly
than usual as he went alone toward the coupe; but
she did not stop to worry about that.
She ran - her objective solitary figure astride
fire hydrant down the street.
you you can't do this to me, !" she sputtered
DO what, crumb bun?"
Leave me all by myself when / think I'm
falling in love-"
Windy never did care for appearances. He
grabbed her right under the passing nose of Officer
O'Daniel
O'Daniel yelped, For the love of Mike, will
you get over on Officer Ryan's beat! I've had
enough of you for this day." The End
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Truman Plans Off-Record Talk
To White House Reporters

President Truman will give an
of -the-record talk ut II: 80 am. to-
morrow to reporters and photog-
raphers regularly assigned to the
White House, but the session also
will be open to anyone having
White House press credentials, Press
Secretary Charles G. Ross said to-
day.
Mr.. Ross said this will take the
place Of the customary weekly news
conference. While the "off-the-
record" feature is unusual, Mr.. Ross
said the President has no startling
announcements to make.
As Mr.. Ross phrased it, the Presi-
dent will be happy If those who
care to do SO drop in for a little
Off -the-record talk"
He said 1t was particularly de-
sired that those who ordinarily
cover the Presidents travels be
present.
Replying to questions about vari-
Gus reports OF Mr.. Truman's vaca-
ton plans, Mr.. Ross reiterated to-
day that the President has nothing
in view.
He said Mr.. Truman has only one
speaking engagement lined up, and
that will be the customary Ave
minute broadcast from the White
House on the night of September
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Sailor 10 Be Arraigned
Tomorrow in Murder
OF Navy0fficer sWife
sy q s,off Correspondent of Tn. stor

LEONARDTOWN, Md, July 81
Seaman 1/c Joseph Daniel Brouil-
lette, %, will be arraigned at 10
am. tomorrow before Trial Magis-
trate J. Ralph Abel at Leonard
town, Md, on a f1rst-degree murder
charge in the death of Mrs. Julia
Katona, wife of Navy lieutenant.
States Attorney A. Henry Cam
alier said today that defense counsel
had waived a preliminary hearing
in the case.
Mrs. Katona, mother Of 8-year-
old twins, was found nude and
strangled in Tall Timbers cabin
after a poker game July 23. Sea-
man Brouillette was a member OF
the party.
The case will go to the grand
Jury which convenes September Is,
Mr.. Camslier said.
Meanwhile. Brouillette's 23-year-
old bride of three months continued
to visit her husband daily at the
Jail and expressed confidence OF
his innocence.
Mrs. Brouillette, who has child
by a previous marriage, said that
her husband wouldn't harm any
one and children always loved him"
She has been taking sandwiches,
milk and fruit to her husband. who
served in the galley at the Cedar
Point NAVY Air Test Center.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Kon-Tiki Group Nears
Dangerous Waters
North Ane,;eon h.w.pop.r Alilenee


= NEW YORK, July 3l-Several
short wireless messages from the
Kon- Tiki raft expedition report that
the six young scientists aboard are
making good speed as they approach
the most dangerous part OF their
long voyage.
Now nearing the Tuamotu Islands
the men are wary of the shifting
currents, sandbars and projecting
rocks which lie off the various is
lands in the chain. Since the raft
has only one sail and steering oar
with which to control direction,
naviga ton among the various mar
row channels will present major
problem.
The men also report that they
have not seen a ship nor any sign
of life in three months Their route
is off the Pacific shipping lanes
and they met their only vessel when
one day out of Callao, Peru.
The latest Kon-Tiki position re-
port indicates that the men are
approximately 80 miles from Puka-
puka Island. the hrst of the Tua-
motus. They are directly on course,
but cannot estimate. their arrival
date because of unknown current
speeds in the vicinity of the island.
They have been making 40 TO 50
miles a day during the last week
and their present position is 1876
degrees a. minutes west, l3 degrees
ST minutes south. The men have
now drifted over 400 miles along
their projected route from Peru to
Tahiti.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
BY fhs Asseeietsd Press

Senator Pepper of Florida said
today he will make his own cross
country speaking tour this fall In
an effort to keep our Democratic
Party liberal
The Florida Senator told q re-
porter he has not been asked to
speak for the Democratic National
Committee, but will follow in the
wake of such Republican presiden-
tial candidates as Senator Taft
fOhio) and Gov. Dewey OF New
York"
Gov. Dewey has stopped of in his
native Michigan after Western
swing with an entourage which left
little doubt that he intends to try
to repeat as his party's standard
bearer in the l94S campaign.
Senator Taft, pinning definite
political label to his excursion, has
announced plans for trip that will
largely parallel Gov. Dewey's. The
Ohio Senator said he will lay the
record Of the Republican-contro
Eightieth Congress before the people
before deciding whether to become
an avowed candidate for the COP
nomination next year.
Noting Senator Taft's call earlier
this week for Republican leaders to
speak out frankly" on foreign and
domestic issues, Senator Pepper said
Dewey has been initiating the
sphinx to date but I think Senator
Taft is going to smoke him out"
At Flint last night, Gov. Dewey
told newsmen, Il have no plans to
speak outside New York State, lit
orally no plans"
AS for his own trip. which he has
not yet mapped in detail, Senator
Pepper said he intends to straight
en- out anybody who might be misled
by Republican propaganda that this
was a good Congress-
ANY hope or idea that the Re-
publican Party might become the
peoples party, or liberal, disap-
peared with this Congress- the
Florida Democrat said. It's prin-
cipal concern was with big business.
1t was not interested in farmers or
small business, and 1t has done
nothing to further the interests OF
women, the aged or the ill.,
Although Senator Pepper has had
several brushes with Democratic
National Committee officials be-
cause his foreign policy views often
are at variance with those Of the
administration, the Florida law
maker has disavowed any intention
of teaming with Henry A. Wallace
in a possible third-party movement.
But he insists he will fight along
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Treasury Total A|terotionFoiled
In SUSPECTED Numbers Plot

to check up. He called Charles
Molony, A. P. staff man assigned to
the Treasury.
Mr.. Mo1ony. on investigating, was
informed by Treasury off1cials that
there was no employe in the public
relations division or anywhere in
the Treasury with the name the
mysterious caller used. There had
been no misprint.
The A. P. stood on Its official fig-
ure and the other news organiza-
tions quickly changed back to 1t.
Treasury officials said they as
sumed the altered digits must cor
respond with those on a numbers
ticket held by the caller or his
associates.
If the attempt had been success
full it could have been gamblers
dream" Many thousands of dol
lars conceivably could have been
won, particularly If tickets had been
bought in many cities.
The attempt was the first Of its
kind officials could recall. but Secre-
tary Snyder several times has made
public anonymous letters sent to
him asking that a certain hgure
be made to come out a certain vsy
on a designated date.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Call for Budwesky to Quit Seen
After Alexandra. Controversy

Reports that City Manager Carl
Budwesky Of Alexandria soon is to
be asked for his resignation as a
climax to the differences between
administrative and elected heads of
the city government were widely
circulated today as the City Council
called a special session for 7:30
o'clock tonight.
Mayor william T. wilkins de-
scribed tonight's special session as
an informal meeting to give the
Council members q chance to talk
things over" among themselves. He
denied, however, the meeting had
been called to ask for Mr.. Bud
wesky's resignation.
On Tuesday night the Council
accepted Mr.. Budwesky's report on
the recent designations of Police
Chief John S. Arnold and Fire Chief
Evening star., 1947-07-31
U. 5. Aide Here
Wins Primary Race

One of the successful primary con-
testants for vacant Michigan seat
in the House of Representatives,
Charles E. Potter of Cheboygan,
Mich, until recently was an official
of the Department OF Labor here.
Mr.. Potter was an aide to Edward
P. Chester, who was assistant ad-
ministrator Of the Labor Depart
ment's Retraining and Re-employ-
ment Administration in charge of
rehabilitation
Mr.. and Mrs. Potter have an
apartment at 1913 East Falkland
lane. Silver Spring.
Mr.. Potter won the Republican
nomination for the Michigan va
cancy left by the death of Repre-
sentative Bradley. He will oppose
Harold D. Beaton of st. Ignance,
Mich, another war veteran, In q
special election August 26.
Mr.. Potter lost both legs when
he was wounded by land mine frag-
ments near Colmar, France, in
January, 1s45, while Leading the
109tn Infantry Battalion of the 28th
Division. He was transferred to
Walter Reed Hospital here in No.
vember, 1945. where he remained
until he was ordered home for re-
tirement last summer. He left the
service with the rank Of major.
He joined the Retaining and Re-
employment Administration last De-
cember. He resigned in April to
enter the congressional race. ,s..,
Evening star., 1947-07-31
By the Assoeiatsd Press

CHINCOTEAGUE, Va. July 81
Approximately 225 ponies-members
of a herd of wild horses that has
roamed the Eastern Shore marshes
for three centuries-were corralled
here for the Chincoteague Volunteer
Fire Departments pony penning
sale and carnival today.
Thirty riders on horseback herded
the ponies along the shore yesterday,
from as far north as Ocean City,
Md, to a point east of Chincoteague,
where they were driven into the
water to swim the 200 yards across
the 20-foot deep Assateague Channel
to corrals here.
One hundred and twenty-five
ponies swan the channel as crowd
of about 5000 spectators looked on,
Earlier, 100 ponies we're brought
across by barge. Riders estimated
that so or rs ponies got away while
being herded and were allowed to
90 free.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
-eup.rztures in Various Cities
By me Associated Press

A newspaperman YESTERDAY
thvsrted what Treasury ofhclals
s,Isnect was an attempt to make
Killing in the numbers" game
by rigging published figures on the
Treasury's cash balance.
Each day. the Treasury issues a
statement of its financial condition.
This statement. besides, its value to
persons interested in eGovernment
finance, is eagerly awaited by num-
hers PLAYERS because in many such
games the pay-off hinges on the
firure showing the cash balance.
A few minutes after the state
ment was issued yesterday. man
called news services, which had just
transmitted the figures on their
wires. Identifying himself as a
r,ember of the. Treasury public
relations department" he said there
had been a misprint In the Treas
urv figures: that the cash balance
should have been $3,032, ,722, 1859
instead OF s3.032, ,7s4 ,863.5s.
Some news organizations sent out
corrections on the basis OF the tele-
phone call. but Gardner L. Bridge.
an Associated Press editor, decided
Evening star., 1947-07-31

|! as announcing the opening Of the
Community Chest drive.
The White House announced that
the President has signed about a
dozen more bills left by Congress
and Mr.. Ross said the Chief Execu-
tive expected to have all Of an esti-
mated 200 cleared up by the middle
Of next week.
The President yesterday signed
legislation setting up the Temporary
Congressional Aviation Policy Board
and his own recently established
Air Policy Commission, also a tenn
porary group, which will intesrate
its work with the legislative agency.
There had been some question
raised as 20 how far the activities
OF the two units might conflict,
but in signing the measure, the
President made it clear that they
could cooperate in the effort to
advance both commercial and de-
tense aviation.
Il welcome the attention given
by the Congress to our aviation
problems" he said In a statement
late yesterday after approving the
inquiry which originated in the
House.
The presidential commission will
make its recommendations by jan
uary l. and these will be turned
over to the board. which is to report
to Congress by next March |.
Evening star., 1947-07-31
Czechs Sign Trade PACT
With Two Zones OF Reich
Nv the A,soejo.ed pyMss

BERLIN, July 31,-American off,
cials said yesterday that Czecho-
slovakia, which refused to join in
the Marshall proposal to aid Europe,
had signed a trade agreement with
the British and American occupa-
ton zones Of Germany.
The American negotiators hailed
the pact as the first success in a
campaign for expanded trade be-
tween Western Germany and East
European countries which remained
outside the Marshall proposal l1ego-
tiations.
A Finnish delegation was expected
to arrive here soon.
Trade conferences are scheduled
next month with Yugoslavia and
Norway, to be followed by Hungary
and possibly Greece.