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STATION WAGONS.

PONTIAC 1947 s-cylinder station wagon;
in very perfect condition: new-csr guaran-
ty; sacrifice, 81 $50. Call for demonstra-
PONTIAC Cy.., .Washinetons largest Pom
tiac dealer. 1437 Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
MERCURY 1941, excellent condition
throughout. everything new; best offer
CHEVROLET 194S station wagon. All
metal body Will sell or trade for late
mode. panel delivery. Call DE. 1857. -
1000 miles; less than delivery price,
So, 500. UN. 1927. -
BUICK 1941 conv.: radio, heater. etc;
ON RE 1901 7s
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$50 DOWN-S15 MONTH
NEAR WARRENTON, VA.

iO4 acres, bluegrass, clover. some wood
land, large stream through property. beau
pump; lovely white frame Colonial home,
lust modernized, new cleo, new plumbing,
plastering, hardwood floors throughout;
rms. beautiful kitchen 15x20. new COM
hination stove. coal, wood and cleo; Oft.
refrigerator, 50-gal elec. water heater:
house. double shed, new cinder- block
chicken and brooder house; eIec and water
in all buildings; well fenced mail, school
bus, phone; located 10 mi. west of War
renton. Va. 3 mi. off Rte 211, on good
road; possession with title: S21 1.500. "a
cash. BY owner. Phone Grayson 2714,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CATTLE FARM-Orchard. blue
grass, Lespedeza, Alsike and Ledina Glover;
lsa mi: Of Bull Run through property; all;
ehinery shed. and all necessary outbldgs.;
s-rm:, 2sbath main house: Arm. tenant
ToRs, eas phone 81 m' IA a i4i5 Miin' cApo1l Real
1877 ACRES STOCK. GRAZING-Excel.
productive. on main hwy, long frontage
Commercial ~, possibilitieS>, committing dis
water; cattle and horse barn, chicken and
cSPGT1 REAIroRs pSOne' pSRons' fx ?atas
MIDDLEBURG. .yA.-432 acres in estate
section. on knoll overlooking .surrounding
country; substantial stone house with
floors; perfect, house to modernize and
redecorate; excellent, opportunity for one
seeking nr,an. an unusually priced prop
Operator" and ask for Elmwood $50 lno
81 5FvEaSRMENT StSR CO. 1850 Mass ave. iilzS Nv:
ASHTON, MD.-For sale by owner Four
acres. on busline. truck and poultry farm.
Slx.room modern brick home, freplace. oil
Al one acre & other rq
on right before entering Ashton Nd or
Rt. 29 Drive in. Immediate possession,
RETIREMENT FARM-This property. o
miles north of Silver Spring, is the answer
to the individual who appreciates good
on 4la acres Of beautiful hish rolling land.
lifts. rheFs are plumber of fruit trees and
large einder block outbuildines suit for
chickenS kennels. stable. Also . smalle,
oae55uIdlnss Cst5 ni ss Well Torth $1,000: So 500
TY CO. Ashton o54i. " A'' NI1N-
NEAR .WARRENToN vA.-ao acres with
ii0yeiy i0y yod home Has 24-ft center hall iv-
ns sAds hem en- Rouse oss ooI Stable Oed etc
G5raavatte Temple 146s, L U T. GRaVATrEE FpNf + (
FARMS Ms'n 6oMMUriNAa; e. my! SA; o15R Disr.NcE-out
A1Innapolis 1I hwy. and also south of Marlboro
20 70 *. acres: general purpose. tobacco
'eASohaoie prices and terms. NO. 94l7.
COMMUTERS FARM-9O acres, 10 acres
S;toS; TS0o6ed; 4Iroom and bath home, equipped
outbuildings, all livestock, machinery, crops
included with farm; price. Sl4, 900; I'M
mediate possession. CHARLES W. PETERS,
broker. Phone FA O123.
FIFTY ACRES-Country home, rich rollinc
vegetables on highway. Six bed bedrooms' roSio9 oi
neat; fireplace, beautiful setting. large
snsfkI,nIT snsde trees: Ss lovely stream spring and
fenced. Several large barns. and ali Iit other
Ni5s.SoGa MoTs5a SS1nty"Ysesnt; sSSI1is 10 acres.
spflRps; oDFepSv;, some woodland; a BARGAIN Act
Howard ceunty-sae. 900: a bargain.
three Three streams, land very productive; Is
acres acres IN woods; balance in best State Of
eol1taSi9n, eopntaT pce end sraz.ns Nineroom old
bnIes hne shade old bank, barn. 4-room tenant
RPPT RPP GssIiSsyils; sIys, I Md Gan Ashton e ss4S,
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26 ACRES. $4,000

Near Belmont station. 2-story frame
house. 3 bedrooms; good barn, 2 chicken
houses, smoke house root cellar Nearly
all land suitable for cultivation. Use your
telephone today If you want this bargain
EASTMAN & SEAY, Realtors
CLOSED Sundays Realtors. Falls Church
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STORES FOR RENT.

RIvERDALE, MD.-S150 per month; size
eox45; now under construction; on main
thoroughfare; suitable for restaurant or
high-class delicatessen. THOMAS e.
LAKE, WA. 1404. -6
ST., nr. Union Station-New store 16x
20. full bsmt; suitable liquor, restaurant
any wholesale outlet TU. O649. IS
LARGE STORE or ONCE. on corner of 18th
and Eye SITS. NV. Telephone ST. $3.50
SMALL STORE. 1923 N. Capitol st-S45
mo. Apply 1o17 7th st. NV, ST. S4s4.
FLOOR SPACE for lease in established
children's shop; children's shoes. teen age
wear or nursery furniture. Call GE. SOLE
i1oO sYst ST. Nw.-Larse store, rms.
reasonable rental. b. coNNoR 4 son,
RE. 2426. -
BEAUTIFUL STORE, in heart of Bethesda
on Wis. ave.-Reasonable rent; immed
poss. WI 1888. IS
Il ST. N.E.-Prominent location: well-rated
tenant wanted. Apply Box 141-G, Star
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WATERFRONT pRorERrY-sALE,

Sand Gates, Nd, on the Patuxent River
Beach PRIVILEGES and good fishing; high
and low land. stream. springs, abundant
timber; u mi. to Patuxent Naval Air
saSs RaSs g. 5ssnet S2s full oR grss 4 RsN ss
WIcoMICo RIVER, 90 acres. 7-rm. house
furnished. barn: fishing, grabbing. oyster
ing. ducking; beautiful water front NO.
sELBY ON THE BAY-Year-around home,
completely furn.; near beach and club
house WILLIAMS REALTY co. Ma
1893; ewes. and Sun, OR. 1854 =
LAKE JACKSoN-Gentleman new solid
beautiful trees; rms. and bath; . huge
stone 6repllaces; all Improvements; poss.
LAKE JACKSON. near Manassas, Va
Due to illness. will sacrifice log cabin 4
rms stone firepl., cleo. rock well. large
lot: desirable location; S3SO0, part cash
and terms; Phone Manassas 1s7-F-l2,
G. e. BRUNGER. owner. =
IF YOU ARE WAITING for an out-of-
mer home on Chesapeake Bay. cost ST.. 800
to build years ago Must sell this week
end Best offer before pm Sunday
takes t.. Call SH. 9232, or If no response
BETTER HOME AND GARDEN
Ihas, This is really picture out Of book.
porches, patio and fireplace; paneled and
beam liy. rm. and din. rm.. picture win
dow, heat: fully furn.; Gear garage:
"a acre on waterfront with bulkhead and
dock: S15, $50, liberal terms. CLIFFORD
o
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rooms. End moor; air conditioned'S u; parquet is t
sIsssR! Rssa6s 5Hg 5s1asIs
COW. powSTowN LOCATION large
san sid sRsor sns F@ Service: ss' FRshs RRs
SocToR OR DENTIsT-once and apt.
HOUSING CORP Ma. s57o. '-N IS
NEAR 14th AND MONROE sts. NV
Exec Excel space available for lodge meeting
SaaEMENXI SaMNI,yT1FNVs M1NsT3N 81 Ka2.Tdx 81 EE s1$5: IS;
and Law. on, Georgia ave avail now ideal
for doctor insurance or other professional
business, See 1II67 GeorFia ave; or saIi
1si4 N ST. N.W.@Attractive 'tni buifdins re: re-
Gently remodeled and now available for
ssPasH ssRENT. fSDfss pi' $3.50. '0O So IT. Phone Mr.
resent ish.ins, windows. Venetian
With all services furnished csll 9g d. @Gass s5bs
SHPATEfF HErz Ays2EaB1E Esa1se1s nsss May
fEoDt fnwsr rms MSts lst 4ss1 81 Conn., clean bright
sMvEk spEiNG OPPORTUNITY, private
sse; I9p l9 best section; set Ga sye' With BATH
$500 uIafn sH. 1913. sto 'ufh' Can today. 81
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York ave.
NV. Available Immediately: desirable
rooms 70 meet your requirements: PENN
PROPERTIES. 474 < st NV, ME- l107
OFFICE SPACE AVA1LABLE-Single rms
or large suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
sstion: reasonable rental; Rentai agent
Atlantic Bldg $50 st. NV
PHYSICIAN TO SHARE OFFICE near Med
,ssered Nurse Phone al NS s0nShfe ss7S betTeen Fes
1900 BLOCK X ST. N.w.-Entire End
floor. suite of ofdces, comprising approx
1900 So. tt; suitable as a national head
quarters location: $500 per month. Apply
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV,
BARE BLDG. 91o 18th st NV. near Conn.
and K st.-New, modern. attractive desk
space, for those who want the best; re-
ception, mail. switchboard and steno-
WASHINGTON BLDG.-choice carpeted
room. attorneys suite, share waiting rm.:
Sc. snd furn. optional; also desk space.
1929 L ST. N.W.-Entire 2nd and 3rd
floors, ofhces and layatories. viii rent
e s. whole s% M q nars; sdss MURRAY CO. i:@9
THREE Rooms suitable for factory rep
resentattve: approx. 500 so. #. air-con--
ditioned and newly decorated: convenient
ly located for parking. Apply on week
Entire End FLOOR elstory n office build
ing, approx. 1000 SO. #; monthly rental.
$125; immed available: NV section,
short walk from Capitol. Box 144-G, Star.
norTop,S orExcr <.iLL n. o.oo
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BETTER HOME AND GARDEN

Beautiful Waterfront Sites
Large lots, 81 800 to $4,000, liberal terms.
CLIFFORD c. WOODARD. West River
e421, Shady Side, Md, across from p O
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WILL DO lieht general hauling all day
Monday and every evening after 5 pm.
AVAILABLE fMMEDIATELY-1e4s chev-
rolet vans, stakes, panels and pickups,
for hire by day, wk. or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV-uR-SELF, 1923 st. NV.
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LOTS OR ACREAGE in nearby Va, with
all utilities; direct from owner. Cash. if
reasonably priced. AT. 1908, E. c., aO4
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SMALL GARAGE, suitable for automotive
repair; must be reas.; in Virginia ia
SMALL GARAGE. fireproof. suitable for
shop. Call DI, 1891 any time. -6
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE, vicinity 5th
and K SITS ne, wanted for one year.
FR. 4Sss before 3 pm. 7'
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2OO-YEAR-OLD quaint log house; partially
restored; charming old mill and approxi-
mately one mile frontage on a wide pic
hole; together with 40 acres. "a in woods
and "a tillable; located on Lee highway;
within 35 miles of Washington at Buck
land, Va, near Warrenton and Vint Hill;
excellent transportation to Washington;
two large freplaces; house improved with
electricity, Philgas range, GE refrigerator;
234-ft. frontage on Lee highway. For sale
by owner going overseas. Price, S15,950
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO, 2s4O Wilson
boulevard, Arlington, Va. CHI. 1888. Eve.
and Sun, GIL. :3S3S y
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GARAGES FOR RENT.
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGES, two singles. vic of Wis ave anC
1ngomar st. NV; reasonable. EN- 569l
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AUTO LOANS,

FINANCING private sales our speciality; If
YOU are buying or selling an automobile
let us finance it for the purchases. NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
CABIN IN FAIRFAX COUNTY|Suitabie
for hiking lodge; $500 semiannually. as is.
j. w. SOMERVILLE, 1925 Vermont ave
EX. 55E5 iGlehe 1904 home
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EARkS WANTED

NAVAL OFFICER desires Immediate .lease
Of Virginia farmette. UP to 5 acres, with
2-bedroom unfurnished house must be
within 30 miles D. C. MR.. CRUTCHFIELD
Republic 800, Elk. 1885. 9-I1:3O am
Bob pm. 7s
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

LTNCOLN-zEPHYR 1895 4-dr. sedan
needs ignition wires, will trade for truci
with stake body. A. o. MEISTER, Per.
simmon Tree I'd. Cabin John. Md. 7s
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SMALL FARMS

ON411Ad AMMO
acres and independence, $50 down, SIS
a mo. Beautifully wooded acres with biy
Irees. Plenty of room for chickens gar
den; fruits. etc: Picnic here or park your
traller here till you are ready to build,
You can use your land as soon as YOU pay
Including bus
$50 DOWN-S15 MONTH
35 minutes drive out Lee blvd or Lee bvy
3l2 miles past Kamp Wa zhington tIaffic
light. see our big sign and office on left,
crystal Springs" Four-lane highway from
Washlngton-no turns. Open every day,
II noon to 8 pm. Bring S1n deposit
IrdllWay bus masses uS m Loo huv "A
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MONEY WANTED

list TRUST MONEY. $4,000. on a new
house sold for S14,500: fine credit risk;
81. j. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO,
OK. 44S7, OW. 44S5. =
$500 ON LIST TRUST, 81, wanted.
Box 453-E, Star. s.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED.

end TRUST NOTES and chattel mort
cages, bought and sold. WILLIAM J
MARTIN, 412 Southern Bldg. Ma. 2014
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IDEAL / room for music, photo. artist,
arcfitect, factory rep, engineers; 18th and
Col. I'd. Call ewes, MIR. AsHA, IA. 7175.
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HAWTHORN

An excellent neighborhood of fine homes.
To see this section will make you want to
locate there Nicely wooded. artfully
planned, well reg. minimum size lots 90
IT Will subdivide to any size desired,
Price, $3.50 and up. Buy now before
land values increase. Call Mr. Ferry after
z pm. EN-. 0912.
PAUL P. STONE, REALTOR
1n1h 18th ST NV MA 131Q -1O
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LOTS WANTED.

COLORED-NORTHEAS and Southeas st
sections of city; $100 cash, $40 per month.
ME 4200. DC 4501
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LOTS FOR SALE Cent.

Beautiful lots, 1Oexl5O feet; $3.50, 500
down. Sis monthly; city water: electricity,
phone, mail service, train and bus connec-
tions. Directions: Bladensburg rd. to
large sign, "Lanham Park at ofice on
left side Of Defense hwy. once open daily
and sunday. 10 am: until dark THOMAS ..sy 5
0iO7 or Union 7649 Write or phone for
beautiful free folder showing advantages
of Ianham Park -12
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torres WANTED
OFFICES FOR RENT,

STORES WANTED for dry cleaning and
laundry agencies. Phone Hudson 1866.
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STORE VALUES
1929 K ST NV
FINANCIAL DISTRICT

Store with modern sttrac. show windows
suit. for many types of businesses Cal
ma. 1910, or ewes. and Sun, EN-. 9191
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HIILBROOK ESTATES

ATTENTION, BUILDERS
IS community group or semidetached lots
in excel section OF Michigan Park. ne.
Ready for immed development. Street and
utilities in Call Mr. Lipnick, NO. 1860
or AID OoAS ChFRITZ s
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OFFICES WANTED.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN-4IO Bond Bldg.-Des
SPACE. teleph9ne, ,sn1 ana secretariai seTyi'
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FORD 1941 Fordor; this car in Al condi.
tion throughout: has original black hnish
sSasy ssay Of %ayo%Es Fl
TORS, INC, 1925 18th st. NV. RE. 0303
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CONN. AVE. AND ST.-2.4OO 50. #, 6
rooms, End hoor; air conditioned, parquet
noors: excellent space for professional
ofhces; elevator Available January l..
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66s-ACRE CATTLE FARM-Orchard, blue
grass, Lespedeza, Alsike and Ledina Glover;
ia mi. Of Bull Run through property; all
year water. good shade, well fenced and
crossed fenced: lge. cattle barn, ma
s-rm., 2-bath main house. Arm tenant
mouse; BE- mi to Wash. CAPUTI REAL
TORS nhooe
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Wv. tires, radio. heater with defroster;
one owner since new; car is mechsnically
Rs11sst s4ms wRFf1sfA s1s sasn at 'isSf
FORD Al club coupe; new front end
rd spnsS good snS paint new sStn
egaIiek sale: must sell Immediately; s559955
FORD 1s41 Tudor; r. and h.; 1 owner;
kENNY ssS tes@s MoroR SALES sSH 81 asd
fys FokD &c. a7 HU a-ss. ssls go; beautiful blue
nnish, Immaculate throSghout. also new
terms terms to rsa sat Gss sou fEfi r.
foRD f ao'h ls4i Il as saper de luxe Tudor clean
Hsas or vs11ss tt1m9
9Th and New York aye. ave MA 5000 ..., m
1887 ust make
lot. Price. S245. WILLIAMS, R. L. ave
FORD e o'h 1871 Il n Super S de luxe v-s coupe.
defroster. seat covers, new motor, good goo
tires newly painted; sxcellent CONDITION;
sns sas sa:4 !. sl%s |a:: So; ~ S..t.F
beautiful blue finish. low mileage. new
CO. 9th and New York ave. MA. 5000,
FORD 1s41 Super de luxe coupe; ;,s originsl Ina
runs and drives perfectly I, Ps Pr,ssi sss3'
T. sSsh sess5 luxe s;, ss.n f,S's
heater, seat covers. very low mileage, 3O-
asy siog susfahsss bsssain NUN at si7So. BENDhIL
PONTIAC. 1911 King. St. Alex Va. 9V.
FORD 1s47 rordor Super de luxe vs.,
dark blue finish, seat covers, RADIO, heat
er, log lights $3.50 will handle this car;
1885 full price; no dealers. oW. o2s3.
FORD 'ss coupe: black. good running con-
dition, new battery. radio, heater. eood
rubber, little work on body will put car
in good shape; $3.50. ME. 271O any TIME.
FORD 1s47 Super convertible; radio.
heater spotlight; maroon finish: low mile
age: 81. .sss;, SG-dsy guar: HILL 4 e.. TIs. # ;.
BITS, lila Vermont ave: NV, Wash.
Oldest Ford Dealer, MA. $3.50. .
FORD 194S Super de luxe club coupe: !:
radio, heater. spotlight, gray fnisn; IKE
new: 81, ,se5; 3o-day guar; HILL & g.. IIs, = J,
Oldest Ford dealer, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Mrs. Emmart Given
70 Years in Staying
BY the Associnted Prsss

WOODSTOCK, Va, Sept. L.
Mrs. Julia E. Emmart was sentenced
yesterday to serve 20 years in the
State Penitentiary for the murder
OF her husband exactly one year ago
in his Strasburg drugstore.
A motion for a new trial was de-
MED, and Mrs. Emmarts attorneys
are considering appealing the case
on the ground that the Virginia
statute which prohibits women from
serving on juries is violation of the
14th amendment to the Constitution
Of the United States.
In the motion for a new trial, the
defense claimed it was physically
and mentally impossible for a male
jury to view the defendants side
of the case.
The motion was made by J. Lynn
Lucas OF Luray and Frank H. Brum-
back of Woodstock, Mrs. Emmarts S
attorneys. Judge Elliott B. Marshall
of Shenandoah County Circuit Court
heard the case.
Mrs. Emmart was convicted on
August 2 of fatally shooting her
husband, George A. Emmart, former
manager of two drug stores in Alex
andria. Testimony was introduced
purporting to show that Mr.. EN-
mart had been consorting with an
other woman and that Mrs. Emmart
seeing her married life collapse
around her, acted without being able
to understand the consequences.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Red Cross Unit Buys
County Headquarters

The Prince Georges County Chap
ter, American Red Cross. today an
nounced the purchase of the Had
dad property, 4l12 Hamilton street,
Hyattsville, for use as a headquar-
tiers.
DR.. Louis M. Jimal, chapter chair
man, said the purchase was made
with building funds set aside during
years the chapter was quartered
rent free, in the County Service
Building at Hyattsville. The Board
of Directors approved the action, he
said, only after all requirements OF
the chapter had been provided for
The purchase price was not revealed
Permission also was obtained from
National Red Gross authorities, who
first conducted an investigation OF
the Prince Georges Chapters needs
and anticipated requirements, DR.
-Jinal said.
Mrs. James B. Bentley, William
Bowie and w. Carroll Beatty were
appointed trustees to purchase the
property.
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Norfolk Man Elected
President Of Virginia
EIks Association

Brooks N. Anderson, Norfolk, was
elected president of the Virginia
State Elks Association as the Or
ganization concluded the two-day
annual convention in Alexandria.
John H. Coleman, Lynchburg, was
moved up from second to first vice
president, succeeding Mr.. Anderson,
and John H. Simmons, Petersburg
was elected second vice president.
Mr.. Simmons was succeeded as third
vice president by Charles D. Fox, jr.,
Roanoke.
George w. Epps, jr.. Richmond,
was Reelected as secretary and
Charles w. Proffitt, Clifton Forge,
was renamed the treasurer.
Retiring President Lawrence H.
Hoover, Harrisonburg, was elected
to a flve-year term as trustee.
The convention, which met at the
Alexandria Elks Hall, 319 Prince
street, Alexandria, accepted the in
vitation of the Norfolk lodge to meet
in that city next year.
In a three-way contest among rit-
ualistic drill teams, the one from
the Danville lodge was victorious
over those from Newport News and
Alexandria.
No action was taken by the con-
vention in its final session yester-
day on proposed resolution which
would have asked the Virginia Gen.
eral Assembly to legalize bingo and
other games of chance at benefits
for charitable organizations. The
convention was attended by more
than 500 delegates from the States
/ 8lodges.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
II Virginia Counties Reply
On Special Session Query
By the Associoted Press

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. Gov.
Tuck disclosed yesterday that %
counties had replied to his query
on why they had seen fit to recon-
mend special session of the legis-
lature to provide taxes for aid to
local school construction.
The most recent replies were
from Culpeper, Montgomery, Spot
sylvania and Greensville Counties.
All except Spotsylvania have urged
special session and recommended
sales tax as the most equitable
burden upon the taxpayers.
w. Cary Crismond, clerk of the
Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors,
noted that the board of his county
had not passed any resolutions
asking the Governor to call a spe-
cial session nor had it received any
letters for or against such a ses-
sion. He said, however, that the
matter had been discussed but no
action taken.
Paul Hounshell, division superin-
tendent of schools of Culpeper, said,
however. that many citizens have
approached members of the County
School Board and asked the board
to bring to bear what pressure it
could for a sales tax for school
building construction and debt
service"
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Literary Animals Reach Zoo
After Air ] rip From Britain

jays, two cane rats and a Kuzmanse
"a ciyet which is native to Africa.
DR.. William M. Mann, Zoo direc-
tor, said he would send some native
American-although less storied-
animals to the British Zoo in re-
turn.
The dornlice, he said, are rather
common in England. For some rea-
sdn, said the Zoo official, they do
not live long when kept in cap
tivity. Although none of yester-
days arrivals can be considedered
rare" there had been none like
them at the Zoo.
DR.. Mann said at one time he
had an exhibit of several cages of
birds prominently mentioned in
English literature.
We're going to make the Zoo
literary again." he said, as he re-
cited Tennyson on the subject Of
lapWings.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
ChantiIIy Man Named
Herndon Town Manager

Appointment of J. Bynum ARM
field, jr., of Chantilly. Va, as town
was announced today by
Mayor Calvin A. Kidwell of Hern-
don. He is the first to hold that
post.
A native of Chantilly, Mr.. Arm
field served for many years as clerk
of the Fairfax County School Board.
He resigned from this post to accept
appointment In the foreign service
of the Defense Supplies Corp.
He served in Guatemala and In
Costa Rica, where he directed the
acquisition of strategic materials
for the armed forces during the war.
When these functions were trans
ferred to the Reconstruction FL
nance Corp, Mr.. Armfleld was re-
called to Washington to supervise
for the RFC the fiscal operations Of
its foreign Offices in Latin and South
America, Africa and the Philippines.
Evening star., 1948-09-01
Court Orders Driver
To Repair Bicycle

An Arlington motorist who ran
over schoolgirls bicycle was given
two weeks in which to have it re-
paired by Judge Hugh Reid yester-
day in Arlington County Court.
Judge Reid deferred a decision
after hearing the case Of Erskine r.
Sauls. 200 block of North Stafford
street, who was charged with de-
stroying private property, and Or
dered Sauls to have the bicycle
repaired.
The charge against Sauls was
made in a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Ruby Campbell, 2714 Marcy
road. Arlington, mother of Lallie
Campbell, IA, whose bicycle was
damaged August II when Saul's car
hit 1t in front of her home. Lallie
is student at the Claude A. Swan
son Junior High School.
Sauls, according to testimony by
Lallie and her mother, previously
had declared he would run over the
bike if he found it in the street.
The defendant said he only had
warned the girl that her bike might
get run over if she wasn't more
careful about leaving it in the street
He admitted his car struck the
wheel, but said it was because he
didn't see it. He contended the
bike had been placed in front Of
his car after he had parked in front
OF the Campbell house.
Assistant Commemorative At.
terney Paul D. Brown prosecuted
the case and Sauls was represented
by Attorney William C. Cloth, jr