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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

A1PNG M MAcaS W m5ss .s ss reasGP'Ss
aSD1 Sss m WsfhIsEtsCn s,p.12ssf. eaea.
spS fSa aRd c ssnss SIS RI i4th e
boxes' Old guIs, relics. Clocks, stems. try
K Tay ysur pTes GH ssoo TO- China
s hshsss Cash rq pric.. Dsid Call MuERAY.
BEDROOM, dining roSm Or ,, contents s.o Of
a ase IA "a, sss7 c's after "" % pm a
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM; ;, SUITES a,ss:
furniture Anything you may have to sell.
GGff1pk RTj SSi SUITES, dining room suites
o oDeen i0 Win pay highest possible prices
s ~ T soass M xat a EH1 9sys to ss
SeSS ss sif BE- ave- prizes ns
al shNs except White ash. IN. as77. 1911 e
sss@lSS,ss s,,sss ',,s 70; * :s 3,
a as i W s4ss7 Ger ewes "a, en- t y,
p ana Tqst Sat ehS G insia
ssbs 14ss; S Shsr sEN
eo 7 aDt 7'e st. s RH pcs
cash, prompt removal tive do moying)-
F III and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
s sss. psssfss a 81 sa!f sai as2e a
odd pieces; best cash prices: buying and
selling for over so years: We do moving
FURNITURE-Highest cash prices for fur
tents Of home or apt, or fair-sized portion
sesteG Results, ne call Mr. DUrFY at unsn
1910 anX time up t. H. p Pm n;;,rcbsse also
fGHs R.r1G cf goods of an
e eash p feans' csi any time. RE- 7soz
y9u5 . Ss COLA s'e BAY sass
I a. RAHN sc NC. S. years at sS5 st. NV
PIANOS, grand. uprighs. spinet Or apt
size. any s w.. any condition. VIII DAY
fiii WANTED-coLoNIAL PIANO CO;
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 1870
81 ssw fSs5'ssas sa, all
sssSp; sIsySR E.R aG" Sc sEn2 2fil
marked or unmarked. Call Sligo 1858
ewes. -lo
STOVES for heating and cooking. and ice
boxes ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 1th st.
TUXEDO, size 42-44. good condition. Call
TS R1S4 lis
WANTED-Betses grade OF household fur
n nhss: .s snsnSss o Sc GIT az
AM INTERESTED in buying silverware,
any condition, jewelry, glassware, brio E.
brac. China. DORA KDUPSAW NILE
aTONE 1898 q st. NV, Sterling 7496.
CoMPLETE DINING Room SUITE wanted
or win take extension type dining room
table Il reas: GL 1927. H.. 10.
also antique furn., china, firearms, curios'
relics. etc. EN-. 1905 or Wo. $500.
PRivATE PARTY will buy complete BED.
no odd pieces; must be fne furniture II
new condition. SH. 1046. -15
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FARM and GARDEN.

ORCHID PLANTS, cactus and other rare
house plants. Lowest prices. Phone Rock
TRACTOR, all types farm equipment;
truck, sprayers on hand: OWNER, call
HAY, good bale, mixed, timothy and clover.
10 LOCUST POSTS, g and #. long.
GARDEN TRACTORS-"Gardena liz
or "A hip. with pillow cult. harrow. snow
pillow, mower attach. MALONEY,S, INC,
1925 Ga. ave-, Silver Spring SH. 1880,
LOVELY AFRICAN vIOLETs, % varieties
Ask for price list. No shipping. BEHNKE
NURSERIES. Wash.-Balto. blvd Beltsyilie,
Md, TO. 1884. 10
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AVIATION.

MEMBERSHIP OPEN in active, nonproht.
lO-member flying club using new Luscombe
If YOU DESIRE good aircraft or engine
work, contact JOHNNY DORR: MARYLAND
Airport, Pomonkey. Md: we also special
lie in custom fabric and dope work. Phone
Indian Head 4331.
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cATrIEHIIYE STOCK.

pigs: 10 wks old; Sill each or S85 for all.
Also six 40-5O-lb. shoats; best offer, LU.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BABY CARRIAGES for rent By the month,
new and used; reasonable rates. 43OA
FoLDiNG CHAIRS, suitable for small par.
ties and comfortable for large parties;
rates are moderate; deliveries psomInptts
st. NV. Phone NE. 1S43. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-14

SINGLE Oh DOUBLE, reas.: new private
home, Jewish family; unlimited phone;
convenient bus transp. Phone RE 1905
tConttnueo on Next Pnee,
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BABY CRIB, full panel, double lock drop
side, i've level adjustable steel springs
5-drawer juvenile chest, S16,s5; sToRK-
TOWN, 5113 Ga. ave. GE. $500. -l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-14

STOKERS-5 Iron Fireman, 30 lengths OF
IN in pipe. 10 #. long each 80 skids,
3sx4s metal construction, wood top; am,
pump. is I. beams 4 it. long, 5 in, high,
4 in. wide, 200 all wood skids, 38x4S in. !;
material handling trucks. Howe floor type
scales, Kerrick steam cleaner, other misc.
items also new pressure .n REDUCING va 1Ua
18th st. Sc. RIcE's BAKERY. -15
STORE FIxTURES-All types commercial
repairs and service. DEpENDo REFd. Co.
SIC sTokG iTFIxTUREs-complete., self-seryice
reach : in refriserators. walk in coolers,
Cabinets a. special PRICES; a.I i; s. D0DLEY.
sT ro1 eD,f In nsepiaee heater mtgr
Loth, No. 116, used mos.' S36' 81 GL'
sTovEs-one circulating heater, one cook 90!
stove, 10 mos. old ~ Apply 81 I'd FRANK HURST
sTovEs, oil pot type, coal, kerosene cleo; !;
soyE CO Ioll 7sn St A Nv r.n MA s sst
troll; $685.; 900 Maine ave. s.w. MA
range. oven and broiler units separate; gas
radiant heater, Thor washer. CO. 0IlO.
SUN LAMP. Hanovia, ultraviolet light. Al
pine portable model, nearly new, postwar
model: cost $50. sell $40; excel. e ;a
f fs1a T. Hge aas drop leaf and ban
Duet combination; also sideboard, walnut
Nth a marble COFFEE IF s sE 7s Sterling silver
also beautiful handmade rug. atwood.
Cali Emerson o1eo between 1 and 8 Pm
TELEvrs1oN at less than 81 1,, = day com 9,
PaEssSsrf kcA d. cost ussa
mos, oerf.s cond; sell for. $3.50 without
service; inst. and o one years free service
ELI TTIEvrs ss9 De kE ecHEffvtERs-w have 3
floor samples: 1-15x20-in. screen in ma
hogany console cabinet regular ,,I price &c
ss s ss PEG 1ec sSS with "a
table model: regular price S432, sale price
Continuation Comb i0 maho g cabinet: REGULAR
price $500 sale price S450 v.ar nsss
s 5ss and c ssTS5ss RApfo sfis deerss
ave. NV. Open till pm. GE. 1900.
TRANSMITTED, CIV. 3-stase, low power
for 20, 40 and so meter band operation;
Including built-in ammeters, plus ooO-
volt power supply; price $40. After
s:ss * sss1A: sspd St.
T Il HisfiHSo Martin, Committee model. per;
feet condition; complete with case ane
TT5ssp E co aSt worn once; coat size
3s; shirt. Is; patent Shoes 1o-D: so
FL TTUx igs siz. SO. waist 81, length s0h
used 8 times $26. GO. 1874 after I'm
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SAsDEN TRACTORS pas,sasy saysFsisse
nSE fad e5sess son 81 Pl44o "a sss
efs ans or s.S Sos.
sSSs N .t, ny, NJ; IA; .nss ,.n. .on.
a trSls, s ACNE ss5 STOVE CO. loln 9TH st.
GAS RANGES, new. used. all sizes. $3.50
up; trade-ins accepted. PEERLESS SALES.
GAS lS : RANGES RANGES apartment and other sizes
STpyE SSoArso 7 "a csssts sA ss5s
brown checks, sizes s to y, S. ca; pr
white shoe ice skates, sizes "a. 81 each
ssooiND1soIAs; CO. a 4x1o #, s75 ga. in
HAMMOND No y!a, HsD;a,4 Al eond
siasnssfinFr soa! o4 g wood
u G n0a f4sas5s
Ma Ga 'G ave. sssF
Heaters. new and used ton pot type,;
gas SSIe soSE CO.. o fi0f Fin 's g.
H HEY DESK, modern,
new. blond birch. AID. el3O. Ext. 800.
HoT-wATER HEATER, gas, Pittsburgh
Monarch automatic. 3O-gaI. capacity, like
new: bargain. $50 cash. DT 1883. 30
HUMIDIFIER, filter and circulator COM
bined; protects health and provides great
er comfort at lower room temperatures
by moistening and cleaning the dry
parched air. Special sale price, S29 so
delivered. BISHOP EQUIPMENT CO.. Or
ZIG JIG SAW, free with purchase of "a
az sazs esfi Ksp6
CORP. 1898 H st. ne, TR. !34S. lie
JOINER. 6 in. one 32-in. lathe: price.
| S112 els Indiana ave. NV. Call FIR
1857 eyes,, FRED WILLIAMS. -15
LACE CURTAINS, pairs; pairs ham
mered satin Grapes. utility cabinet. off,
GERS bridge coat. cross-fox fur piece. OIL.
LAMPS, 1 pr. China vase type, 2els in.
high without shades, S32 so: Ethan Allen
scar esip. na 4a &c. fs 1885,
Ext 292. is
sDs nM sv sp.; 't ssS sS so1 , Ss
$40. TW. Oslo. 15s
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HOTEL HAWTHC


rs Use N MASS. AvE.-Rooms to .hsr. for
s soSs DEiV sf NV Just Us O co69ndenele
i iass al fiAsPs sfshs. or db: Yer,
Comfortable and well-furn.. 2nd-h. room;
Large closet: next to s bath snd h,k pn1 a,S
q soo safons ST. Nv 2oo Don Carlos Hotel mr.
Dupont Circle-Large rooms. Big closets.
maid service; single rms. $40 up: dbles..
eolo SRREpFRos OR MIDDLE ROOM
in modern home. NV, with PRIVILEGES:
c5so 5 III D5 A Pa is Asr Nw-ops or
tsS Sashns ESGSL Rr KooM with a. psv
Section f0s $40 70 an PAsk RoSD
G1SSdicfk22iDfaD De to,G FLOOR FRONT, all
PRIVILEGES. for couple. Call MI. 1921
q 81 FzPP19 IL, RIM. for M I.ltIspl'
GmSsrroREbg s4anf7 KENYON ST. N.w.@s
large front rooms double OF 5os single; 70
Go.ofS er .sttlsa maj. sra EMMA was
EDSSIoSR stGDG1RL TO SHARE room with
another girl in quiet apt. twin beds. Phone
a9i o1sEsDD Bis wARDER ST. NV
Double nm. for quiet, smpi. couple; some
4 ErniyylnRfE IL 10 SHARE FOE ONE
girl single beds; privileges. AID. 1898.
c1SoIISoRRTsD ISl-FTRoNTi HALL ROOM for Sin
gle refined man or girl; 50 week. Phone
c Col 18th ST. NV. Apt. /
Neatly furnished, comfortable room for
gentleman Phone service 15s
r ST. NV. - Warm.
bright rm. for refined employed couple.
home privils.; "a blk. from bus and street.
C, 9th ST. Large
froat room for two men, some privilege.
C Cor LoRRGsbeoo BLOCK of Columbia "a
2 furn: rooms, double. kit. privilegea
RA. 053S. -1S
. ST. N.w.-Room for
rent, respectable employed person. Apt.
CoLoRED-RELrABLE coLoRED NAN to
share nm. with one other man; So vk. DE.
1897. LIB
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battery, excel. cond.; Sl9.oo. lie. oG-1'
.ssss5 5 MSErn oR g'ss s EsFs Or W.
POWER MOWERS, Eclipse. and Ca CA.
assss svai IL in MAIoNEys Nc sHss
S Ski sXs s McHi sgEnHH oma Shoe shin
Ing to ss'D pm h sAvo S9'ei issa
fii wi CLOTHES DRYER, oE, good
f fGhsi sesI AND " BblINpERY MAcHzNERy,
sti tiii Also C complete plant furn: Cali
us, II we % not have S1 ThaS you eeeR rvs
fR fsh e. Victor shtveisht
ss5gn Rr'' ss ssS S5snf Including
P MH iSlg ADDRESS SYSTEM, comp. With
cord. Speakers mike and stand. Gan
RADIAToR, electric, hot water: COS, cos.
s ssnnss S59 MI bs4 new Emerson con-
save 500; beautiful mahogssnnyy S 'asine,;
nx or phone 80 s sn at 1915 l4sh
RADIO. Zenith. floor model, ss5; Colonial
droD-ieaf extension table with 3 lesxss
s saa 9 asbIe s1s n Mins $685. chairs
RADIO. Philco floor model sombdipni set ct;
500; washing machins, N w.: $50: ~
Isss1s1 #R :5ssRr G ssS e5a sfS
RADIO. 5-band. 15-tube, Philco: excel
ions ali over the world e GALE at 1919
RAbo g. new p q eno table model with FM
must sell: cost $685.; S56 or best oner.
RADIO. RME-45, salomatic dial al perfect
RADIO RADIO amateur nats N Hammgserlaad Holasx
receives on al amateur bans bsnds and broad
s Saii esae shso An rsss table Model
eral foST samples At SgeStantial a. sac
RADIOs-Going out Of business. Close
out sale of radios, factory packaging; 90
BARGAINS bar ans and eall today Six only, regular
price $685., now $3.50: only. ivory
cabinets, reg. price 81 ;95, now 81
. only. reg. price S39.95, now $32 so: l
price s74;s5. now So so. 1881 Bennins
RADios-consoles. Combinations midgets:
We are overstocked, and folks, we can't eat
'em. but can make friends, SO We have de-
Sizes to On cut mash Known nds
! !e Is s. : o sesE AIpERsTEiNs pEpT.
STORES. 1920 7th st. NV. MA. 1858.
RADIOS HALLICRAFTERs for immediate
del: S-3S, $40. SIX AZ, SX-43 in Hts
nontsfy payment plan Meo SSN 9zas
WARD CO., Alexandria, Va, s06 King st.
RADro-PHoNoGRAPH, Mssnavox, with
record compartment. S1s5. 81. 2416.-15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-14

able, clean environment, restricted. -16
1928 18th ST. N.W.-vacaney In select
home for young ladies; moderate rates.
pleasant environment. MIR. VE1Rs, GO.
lido KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Singles, dou-
bles triples, for men or girls, in a lovely
guest home; excel location. GE. 1915.
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rm.. semipyt bath, $40; gentleman. WO.
s5os cLIFEBoURNE PL. NV. at 18th
showers. Phone North os76: 15'
eo9 seHl st
DECORATED. especially. suitable for two II
working, or for bachelor. in private de-
sSme to on o sas snd
ssassses syalaPs see IT, you Will t.
Fab Gsh EM sr 4ala RID. Attractive act
gentle home: empl person; So wk.: very
cnnv., 18th ST. car at corner. ~.
1341 IRVING ST. MILL; front base
S26. mo. CO. Os76.
1927 N. II. AvE.-single room in GENTLE
home for gentleman; RA; 52Ss No -
Excel. double rooms for couple or d Iao,es
bath, $50 ca: man to share lge double
with GNU. man. s22 so; CO. 9722 80 81,
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS, near ST.
yer Spring. settled lady, near TRANSPORTS
fsos EUCLID ST. NW.-Nice clean rooms
on 2nd f.. single. and dbls, have twin oeds;
plenty hit, both have running water, NJ
14th st. carline; reasonable price.
s717 ONTARIO na RD VT N Pleas earIins nn-
I 1inited n phone. $40 mo. NO. 265s. -15
1855 MGLEsIDE TER. N;WMssl rm;; mr.
bath, reasonable Cali AID. 74s4. -!o
DUPONT AREA. 2e az. N also So SINGLE room.
yarn var. h r9Sm neg. .9E Il Bath. Du. 'b54s.
DESIRE young Jewish man to snare foom 1;
with another you nF I maa9' twin peas. III
s ,ssI IaRss sa' A r. NV NV downtown ios.-
tion-Niceiy furnished. single or double
room: near bath; 50 week. -lS
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-ksth.sss

CoLoRED-RELIABLE CoLoRED NAN "a
share rm. with one other man; So vk. DE.
S797 lib
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HOME FOR BUSINESS COUPLE near Conn.
ave bus and stores. 20 min. to downtown;
light housekeeping room. S2s week: 1918
Military I'd, Chevy Chase, D. c., EN-. IFS
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Three Held for Grand Jury
After lnquests in Killings

Three men were ordered held Tor
the action of the grand jury IN con-
nection with recent slayings at Cor
oner's inquest held in the District
Morgue yesterday.
Two of the men, not yet appre-
hended by police, were ordered held
in absentia.
They we're Algie Dyson. Is, COL
ored, of the 1900 block of Half street
Sc, and Pope Tony Everhardt, 26,
colored, OF the 1900 block OF U street
NV.
Dyson was held in connection
with the fatal stabbing OF Joseph
Harley, 26, colored, of the 1900 block
of Half street Sc. during an alter
cation at Dyson's home Sunday
night.
Everhardt was held responsible
for the shooting of Walter c. Mel
son, 81, colored, of the 1000 block
of Thirtieth street NV. Monday
night in the 1400 block of North
Capitol street. Nelson died next day
at Freedmen's Hospital.
The third man, Charles I. Ash
ton, SO, colored, no fixed address was
held in the death of Thomas Atkins
10, colored, found stabbed to death
January 90 at his home in the 140t
block of Fifth street NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Fire Wrecks Albany Block,
ladder Crushes Fireman
Nv The Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 5.-One man
was killed, a business block was
wrecked and the Times Union
newspaper plant was damaged ex-
tensiyely today in a fire that for a
while threatened a row of Albany's
oldest downtown structures.
Fireman Emil j. Durand was
crushed to death between q steel
ladder and its hoisting apparatus.
The flames, which spread rap
idly at first, were under control by
4 am, three and one-half hours
after the blaze was discovered In
the Alfred restaurant equipment
shop. The four-story brick build
ing, located on Green street not
far from State and adjacent struc-
lures used by the equipment COM
pany, were Quilted. The company
valued contents to $250,000.
Evening star., 1948-02-05
| Retired Regulars Gel
Aid Denied Reserve,
Officers Tell Probers

Retired Regular Army, Navy and
Air Force officers got many priv
ileges not given former enlisted men
and reserve officers, the services
top personnel chiefs conceded yes
terday.
There are too many retired non
regulars and enlisted men to give
them the same services, they con-
tinued.
Rear Admiral Thomas L. Sprague
chief of naval personnel, and Maj
Gen. John E. Dahlquist, deputy d.
rector of Army personnel and ad-
ministration, were questioned to-
gether by a House Armed Services
subcommittee headed by Represent
ative Elston, Republican, Of Ohio
The group is investigating tax-free
disability pensions siven officers OF
the services.
The admiral and the general sale
retired Regular officers and theil
dependents could be treated at Army
and Navy hospitals. Non-regulars
and enlisted men must go to Vet
erans' Administration hospitals.
Retired Regulars can buy thei,
groceries at Army and Navy COM
missaries and they have other prtvi-
leges at military posts or stations
denied the enlisted man and re.
serve officers.
The inquiry was started after
Senate Investigating Committee
delving into the wartime manufac'
turing operations of Maj. Gen. Ben
nett E. Meyers, top Army All
Forces procurement officer, foune
that he had been given disability
retirement. The Army later stoppec
his pension.
Admiral Sprague declared thai
the impression that high-ranklne
retired officers have improperly
claimed nonresident disabilities II
order to gain lifetime tax-free pen
sions is, most unjust"
Evening star., 1948-02-05

Districts Engineer Department wa
announced last month.
With his wife, Lillian, and their
19-month-old daughter Gail, Mr.
England lives at 5000 North Capitol
street. He served in the Far East
during the war as a chief petty
officer in the Navy.
Evening star., 1948-02-05

administrative assistant to Engineer
Commissioner Gorden r. Young
"A 36-year-old native of Hyatts-
Vile, Md, Mr.. England took over
the $4,149 job from Francis L.
Timmons, whose promotion to the
position of chief clerk of the
Evening star., 1948-02-05
George England Sworn
As Aide to Gen. YOUNG

George A. England, former ad-
ministrative assistant to the Board
Of Public Welfare, was sworn in at
the District Building yesterday as
Evening star., 1948-02-05
Miss America to Go Abroud

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 5 R.-
"Mfss America, Barbara 10 Walker
of Memphis, will fly to Johannes
burg, South Africa, March 4, to be
judge in a contest to select Miss
South Africa"
Evening star., 1948-01-07
Convict Makes Cor Tags
For His Arrestinq Officer
BY the Assoeiofed Press

;GERING, Nebr.,, Jan. Deputy
Sheriff Steve Warrick Of SCOTS
Bluff County received his 1948
Nebraska auto license plates yester-
day, No. 21-3333, the same ones he
has carried on his car for several
years. Inside the envelope with the
plates was a note which read +:
Hi, Steve, I'm pretty sure you'll
get this"
The message was from prisoner
at the Nebraska State Penitentiary
who was arrested by Mr.. Warrick
last spring on charge of breaking
and entering, and who was sentenced
to serve from IL to IS months in
prison last June %. The prisoner
had made the mates
Evening star., 1948-01-07

The seven aging horses at the
District Refornnatory. Lorton, Va.
have been assured good homes OF
merciful deaths by action Of the
Commissioners yesterday.
The city heads decided to accept
an offer of $145 for the surplus ami
mails made by the Washington AMI
NAL Rescue League. The offer
matched the highest of three figures
submitted Id response to the Com
missioners' advertising for bids.
The Commissioners action re-
suited in the rejection of the three
bids, the highest of which was made
by the Smithfield Mule Co. of Smith
field, N. C.
The rescue league explained 1t
wanted to make certain the horses
would not be overworked or other
wise mistreated in their declining
years. Mrs. Robert Watson. chair
man OF the organizations Horse
Committee, said the animals will be
turned over to sympathetic persons
in the Washington area.
Any which cannot be placed will
be destroyed painlessly. she in
formed the Commissioners.
Since bids were invited on the
horses, their fate had been matter
OF concern to the league and to the
Washington Humane Society. Both
Evening star., 1948-01-07
Michigan Cuts Term Of Life
In Quick justice Case
BY the Assoeioisd Press

BAY CITY, Mich, Jan. 7-Rene
De Meerleer, SO, original victim OF
Michigan's quick justice, yesterday
saw his life sentence in prison cut
to six months TO IS years.
Circuit Judge Karl K. Leibrand,
however, refused to release De
Meerleer outright.
The court recommended instead
that the defendant be given con-
sideration by the State Parole Board
at the expiration of the six-month
period.
De Meerleer bowed his head as
he heard the sentence. He made
no comment.
A Bay County jury convicted De
Meerleer in December of man
slaughter in the Staying of George
Brown, 65-year- -old Adrian (Mich)
filling station operator. Maximum
sentence for that crime Is Is years
De Meerleer originally pleaded
guilty in 1882 to murder and was
sentenced to life Imprisonment
within a space of "a hours. He
already has served nearly 16, years
His attorneys, who won him a
new trial after a four-year battle
through the Supreme Court, indi-
Gated they would begin q new ap-
peal to set aside the latest sentence
Evening star., 1948-01-07
|UAW Drafts Demand!
For Third Pay Raise;
| I25c an Hour Urged
BY the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, Jan. THE CLIO
United Auto Workers began chart
ing their course today on a demand
for a third postwar wage increase
for 100000 factory employees.
The exact goal still was to be de-
termined, but the decision was be-
lieved only a matter of days. A
number of influential UAW locals
have proposed Is cents an hour.
Walter Reuther, UAW president,
In announcing the unions intent to
seek bigger pay checks In 1948
rather than count on price roll
back, said his union would demand
and win" a raise. as forced neces-
sity."
At the same time, a brother CIO
union, the United Electrical Work
ers, announced plans to seek Sub
stantiaP' wage increase for its 300,-
600 members.
For the purpose of "finalizing our
wage program" the UAW--CIO'i
International Executive Board has
been called into session here January
is. Negotiations in the auto in
dustry starts in about two months
There was no immediate comment
from the industry. Management
spokeSmen indicated this woulG
await the JAWS formal proposals
Mr.. Reuther. in announcing the
JAWS plan after a Wage Policy
Committee meeting last night
blasted what he called "unscrupu-
lous political maneuvering" by both
Republican and Democratic parties
Both parties are playing fast ane
loose with the welfare Of the Ameri-
| can people in political chess game
whose object is to see which party
can win more votes on the imitation
issue without doing anything about
1 it," Mr.. Reuther said.
Evening star., 1948-01-07
License DeudIine Set

Arlington Commissioner of Reve-
nue. Harry K. Green announced yes
terday that all State revenue IL
censes must be obtained by January
81 to avoid penalty. The licenses
expired January 1, but a 30-day
grace period Is allowed.
Evening star., 1948-01-07
Siomese Twins Born,
Live Hour, in Missouri
BY the Assoeioied Press

JEFFERSON CITY, MO-, Jan. Z
-Siamese twins, joined at the waist
were born here yesterday but died
within an hour, st. Mary's Hospital
authorities reported.
The infants were born to Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Sims of Jefferson City
DR.. j. A. Ossman, attending ply.
sician, said an autopsy may be con-
Quoted to see If the adjoining in
volved vital organs in q way that
might have caused the early death
Mrs. Sims, mother Of one living
child, is doing fine" DR.. Ossman
reported.
Evening star., 1948-01-07

Also reduced are all Dishwashers and
DisposaI Units-Vacuum Cleaners-
Electric Irons-Blankets-Te eleuision
Coffee Makers and Many other
General Electric Products. Buy Now
and Saue!
Evening star., 1948-01-07
|Lorton's Aging Horses Assured
Good Homes or Mercifu Deaths

organizations had been assured by
the Commissioners all practicable
precautions to protect the horses
from mistreatment would be taken.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West said he saw no legal objection
to discarding the three bids and
accepting the leagues offer.
Evening star., 1948-01-07

broadcasting Nah propaganda from
Germany during the war.
In denying Best's request yester-
day for more time for research, !"
Judge Ford said the case had been
pending a considerable time" Best
is acting as his own lawyer.
Evening star., 1948-01-07

Best and Douglas Chandler were
flown from Germany to face ar.
raignment before Judge Ford on
January 6. l947. Chandler has been
convicted and is serving a life sem
tence,