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MOTORCYCLES.

500 &C.. $3.50; indian Scout ls44. $3.50
Corner Of Ala. and Irving. Ak. 1889. Is
a9sr esmpets sn s4 ehrdss nsns Extras. 8
as e ofs. Rss a0f tSes
valves: all possible aecsssories and C chrome;
.friesiy for pless1fs; exesIs .nytsins assnfn IN
passes rss all State and inspsetions
be arranged Also a good number Of used
5Sef soS SALES 'sH AND SERVICE. % 1883 siss St.
NV; MI. o6os. Open Friday nights It'll
sALsBURY Super Scooter is here. Easiest
ALLCRAFT, 3136 N. 10th ST., Arlingt ton
S4s5; must sell 5 Manor Circle No,
between Carroll and Ethan Allen aves;
WHlzERnMOto5eike SasE IN g9oa condltion s1s5
6sSi af Hn SALE I on wi new t'o American
Moto-Scoots; save S6b on each machine
during this sale; prices reduced for short
used and rebuilt motor scooters at bar
gain PRICES. Genuine parts and expert
fsTzee veT call al 81 nafts s5 ss RssS2 'sS Mo e.
$500 sGooT SAL SALES CO. $500 Georgia ave,
SD1AS TS6S ~ c4s, s4s 1900 SooRs @
INDIAN. lD u new " throuehout: $4,000 miles;
need cash badly; $3.50; worth $500. Call
A. J. S. is4s, 400 miles; cost over $500;
sell $500. 81. 1854.
TRIUMPH AZ speed twin: buddy seat.
megaphSne; good mechanical condition;
INpIAN II JAN Ch5ef aH .g9g ia39' must SELL bargain
HARLEY ia4l 81 o. H. v; $50 overhaul
just made; plenty Of chrome; S475 or
best offer under; Call TR; 1872.
condition: $3.50. WA, 1924 lis
CUSHMAN l945: S125 or best offer: new
motor Al. Box 1891, Star. ls.
overhauled; good tires; S165 cash; can be
seen, at ,900l, Kimes, St, Montsomery
cusHMAN NJ AS, Jumbo at wheels, 200 mi.
best Job in town; other AIS. Ass with
side car or solo. best buys today. ALL
FOR Quick sALE-1s3s HID model "74";
fne shape; buddy seat; 1928 or ees,
HARLEYDaYIDsoN. ffi1R Y ls4s; best otier; Sc.
ss;yesainngs. sS2sILa IsSs LAMONT st: nv 1e'
condition all around; $3.50. SH. 5l43.
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SIe,O00 AT SO. payable S95 per mo; Sc
cured by 1st trust deed on very fine nearby
Va. home Just sold at S22,0 900. Call MR..
EDMONSTON. Gil. 4216. -21
cured by 1st trust deed on elose-in nearby
Va. home Just sold at $1,000. Call MR..
EDMONSTON. GL. 4216. al
TWO $1,000 FIRST TRUST LOANS
Excel opportunity for conservative in
yestors, to be secured on 4runil brick apt.
houses; new cond., good rental area. In
sured title awaiting settlement at title
company. Mr.. Young, SH. 1O11 BREADY
& CO. -lS
PRIME end TRUST-Owner occupied; 1st
CON- S2.9l33 30, monthly payments. SO
pal; 5 yrs. Discount, $3.50. Box 92-L. Star.
20'
81, 900 FIRST TRUST on modern home, z
years old 2 sblocks from Indian Spring
Golf Course. Will pay So interest. Box
ALL, Star
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS 1in

SEALED PROPOSALS Tin duplicate} will
be received at the Once of Space Use and
Leasing. D. G., ONCE of Real Estate Man
Rgement Public Buildings Administra ton,
eral Works Agency Building, Washington
%. D. c., until O'Clock pm, daylight
opened publicly to lease to the United
States Government approximately 100000
square feet OF warehouse and or storage
spoce IN the District OF Columbia and its
Federal Works Agency, re-
serves the light to reject any. or all pro-
proposals received when such rejection or
waiver is in the interest of the United
States. Proposals subject to the speciica-
tions and general conditions outlined
therein are to be submitted on proposal
forms which may be obtained at the ad-
dress given above. JOHN l. NAGLE-
Deputy Commissioner for Real Estate Man
agement. INSTRUMENTATION ,35,s.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1s4s chev
vans. stakes, panels and g,skup , for v1tIs hire
DRIVE-UR-SE MI. 7011.
desires household moving, gen.
erai hauling: large or small jobs; exper.
white help; reas. rates. TW. 2570. 90
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes, by the
hour: day; week or year; sTERRETT
self), 20l q st. NV. NO. 33ll.
PICKUP TRUCK and operator available
for evening and Saturday work. Call WA
2obs. -22
VAN TRUCK-Larse or small Jobs; prompt
service; reas prices; local or Ions distance.
IA 1857; after pm, GE 1916. 1e'
PANEL BODY TRUCK ana driver, any
time, Light handing. Ii. 1879. "a
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SAMUEL CHANTKER, auctioneer, 302
story ' row brick dwelling, namber SEQ
D. G. containins rooms and bath gas
eeorded nss on rae septsmser TO- 'ffa 1885 1nsfn rt
mmt o 4s nHm0er 4o4ss f in hosr No
request of the parties secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will offer for
ss pa1f on afon july 1 tg9n TO- 1915 q st
II 30 In, the following described prop
erty, to wit: Lot One hundred u00) in
closed in Square Fifty Hundred and
eighteen '6ols1 as per plat .,aeo recorded n If
once of the Surveyor OF the District of
OF fa0ss 50 of be eesa sod
held by the National Permanent Building
ociation, IN the approximate amount
Of payable $3.50 %enthIy SS%6 d
in ~ cash or certied check required "a fSSD'e Of
purchaser at sale, Examination OF title,
eonveyaneing con recordine revenue stamps
Terms to be complied with within fifteen
days from day OF sale; Otherwise trustees
risk and cost OF defa ulting purchaser.
after Ave days advertisement of such
resale in Washinston: p. C. newspaper.
MoND, Trustee. jy13,15,17,Is,19.
ZED L. WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS,
AUcTIoN HOUSE. siS New York ave-,
Furniture and household effects, suites and
odd pieces also electric washing machine.
uprieht piano and other household effects;
suite, breakfast sets. studios and Holly
wood beds. ice and eec. refrigerators, odd
ehairs end and coffee tables odd dIessers
various other goods. AuctioneerS phone,
OWNERS RETIRING from bdsiness-Pub-
lie auction OF very desirable fee simple
Sats; water-tGont beach pr9peIty improved by
installed hot-water heat throughout and
sehe oesed sis near 6sYn 6sn pu as MsqR
= o'clock noon. consistins of spproxi.
approximately $40 feet Of water front on
Stony Greek. improved with hotel con-
tanning eight bedrooms, two baths, cock
400 500 Seating capacity. fully ''e eauipped ed
kitchen, linens; newly installed hot,water
heat throughout; complete with all fur
house, outside concession house, bath
house, ladies and mems outside lsvatories.
aFoves eeF and fine sabes Ss aaa shade
good good battling. This property located iier near
public schools. churches, shopping facili
ties. To reach property: From Brooklyn,
Maryland, take PatapSco avenue to Pen
nineton avenue, follow Pennington avenue
across Curtis Bay Bridge on to Hawkins
Point road past Coast Guard Depot.
follow to scolley's road and on to Altoona
Beach, following Altoona Beach signs to
property. Terms Of sale: Cash, deposit
$1,000 at time Of sale, balance in 30
days. All expenses adjusted to day OF
transfer E. T NEWELL & CO., INC,
authorized agents for owner. Baltimore,
Md. Wolfe 10603.
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AUCTION SALES.

G. G, SLOAN & CO., INC, auctioneers
Large storage sale-Mahogany dining
bedroom furniture, upholstered davenports
and chairs, antique bench, table and book
case paintings, water colors, prints, fold
1rg top and drop-leaf tables, aries,
floor and table lamps. 30 dining room
chairs. 4 typewriters. mimeograph, ofice
desks and chairs, bookcases office tables,
china, glassware, brio a-brac, clocks cleo
tric fans, electric refrlgerators, washing
machines, etc, at public auction, at
Sloan S, Us 18th st. Tuesday, July 10th,
at 10 am. BY order of Ace Storase Co.,
Union Storage Co and private owners.
Now on view. Terms: Cash. c. G. SLOAN
g. CO.. INC, Aucts.. established 1891.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

Mr.. NO. CAP. AND H sTs.-5,500 SO.
IT. End comm, tall ceiling, wide drive
TON + RUPERT, Invest, Bldg, DI.
sIst AND P, NW.Gstoraee or 2,ear
SINGLE GARAGE, brick cement A., nr.
Ga. ave. and Allison St, 81 mo. Call 81.
1873 D ST. s.E.-sinsle metal garage.
suitable for storage or parking centrally
%fs aoy y FT1ERH THasy cs MI sRtI9 CO..
an,ss alS ssE YEFk E. aye ~ IA 74Is is
Rshh BuILT.N Fl BR1ek GaRAeE, at1s large. i414
Parkwood pl NV. CO. 3406.
GOOD SIZE. dry. lighted garage Ren,
for $40 per month. Call Hobart o24s
SCAR GARAGE and ESQ Service Sta;
ton; located on Telegraph I'd, Just of
Duke ST. Alexandria Va. J. J. TAYLOR
1921 ILLINOIS AVE. Nw.-2-car ga
rage, dry sood storage space. $40 per mo
1854 18TH ST. N.W.-Dble. brick gar.
suitable for storage, wide alley. lis
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PROPOSALS tcent.).

PTBITC ROADS ADMIN7sTRATI0N, FED
eral Works Agency, July 8. 194S.-Sealed
Bids will be received at the ONCE of the
Division Engineer. Public Roads Admins
tration, 144O Columbia Pike. Arlington,
12. 194s, for Roof Work on the Shops
Building and Heating Plant, Public Roads
Research Station. Langley, Fairfax County,
Virginia. Minimum wage rates have been
fixed as required by law. Plans, Speci-
atoms, and Proposal forms may be
obtained at address given above. H. ].
SPELMAN. Division Engineer. III
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Cape Cod. Massachusetts

Due to transfer to Washington, naval cap
tain desires to sell his rambling 7-room.
2Oo-year-old Cape Cod home located on
10000 SO. IT. of land within 4 minutes
walking distance TO the warm, refreshing
waters OF Nantucket Sound at West Dennis
This interesting home has been COM
pletely rehabilitated with cellar. Franklin
stoves in liv. rm. and din. rm., hot and
room and electric refrigeration. Attached
guest house breezeway and bedrm. over
gear garase will easily accommodate as
people. All completely furnished. This
home would cost UP to $4,000 to replace
at present building costs, but present
evner willing to sacrifice entire setup for
n1,70 70 acceptable people. Contact
tPT. DAY, Pr. 500. Ext. 591.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

FORD 1885 coupe, wrecked body right
side, grill. hood: left side chassis and s
wheels IN excellent ellen eendition o1S Make az
MI 1899. is
WANTED-1a37-3 Chevrolet tenders
running board. hub caps, seat covers and
tires CHI. 03l9 --19
BULLDOZER, AIlis- Chalmers: also as-yd
Hanson shovel; best offer. NO. 94l3 or
AMERICAN AUSTIN PARTS. transmission
radiator etc. UN 22la.
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SUMMER HOMES.

TO LET-FIve-room house, two bedrooms:
furnished: modern improvements; gas and
electricity; on the water front: good
bathing and fishing: ideal vacation spot;
80 miles from Washington: in woodland
Beach; ready for immediate occupancy
Write to WILLIAM L. COFF, Edsewater,
Nd Phone Annapolis 5000, -l9
CHARMING SUMMER HOME, Friar's Bay,
Campobello, Canada. opposite Lubec, Me:
12 spacious rooms. Z freplaces, 3la baths;
ga acres Handicapped water front: furni-
tnre ponl table piano included: suitable
inn or club; $4,000. LEONARD sNIDER
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AUTO PAINTING.

FINEST AUTO PAINTING, fender and body
AUTO SERVICE, 1905 Mt. Vernon ave.
coMPIETE ceShHIs1a JOB, ss5 up; work suarsn-
teed GILBERT. 41O2 Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
HI 1924.
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADD1-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
HO 1000
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GARAGES WANTED.

SINGLE CAR GARAGE, near 21st and
Penna. ave. NV. DI. 3556. Business
phole EX. Bill, Ext. {56. 10
IN VICINITY OF CONN. AVE. and Til
den 81. NV. Call WO 6l2S -l9
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BAkK-PERsoNAL LOANS.

home repair loans. with convenient month
ly payments, which may be extended over
period I'D to : years. for minor repairs
sonal loan dept. LIBERTY NATIONAL
BANK 18th and Eve SITS NV al
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

SHERIDAN GARAGE-o st. near Sheridan
Circle APPROX. $4,000 So. TT space for
so cars. Offices. etc Will consider long
lease. Phone Sunday, Woodley 2ol9. or
ONCE, Executive 5340 is
ALUMINIUM PREFABRICATED GARAGE.
I2X20': complete, S495; erected on your
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH for water front home
not over 90 miles from Washington. Give
full particulars, location and price. Box
AK Star
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality; II
you are buying or selling an automobile.
let US finance 1t for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE CO. 1102 New York ave. NV.
Republic 1900
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TRAIIERS fcaaS.).

HOC6E TEAIER-le47 27-ft. "vindale
tandem. with 6-ft. Kelvtnator: excel eond
Any reasonable OFFER accepted; terms. oV.
$685.. "a
AUTO CRUISER, sleeps 4. fully equipped;
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY, rms, kit, bath, near
Hotel Ambassador. $50 wk Cain GE. 1919.
RENT-oceen City. N. j, cottage: 8 rooms,
July, Aus, Sept. owner. REV HIGGONS,
$40 W Rio Grande ave. wildwood, N. j.
PREFAB. BUILDING. Colonial design: to
be moved from present site Ideal for
REHOBOTH BEACH = Beautiful summer
home on 1-acre wooded beach-front lot.
& bedrms; baths. lse liv rm,. frepl'
Property sold completely furnished. Re
stricted. o. L. WILLIAMS, MA. 4933;
ewes. and Sun, OR 1884 -l9
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MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

CONSTRUCTION LOANS available in
amounts from $4,000 up; give full details.
RnY ooR-I,
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SEE THE I84S B.S.A for good. cheap
transportation. We have the following
guaranteed used machines:
1947 B.S.A., $50 S425
l941 B.S.A. $50 &C. .c.--~---- $50
1870 Indian, Bonneville Scout t---- 375
1916 Indian Chief ----------- 625
The unapproachable Norton is here for
immediate delivery. CYCLE CENTER, 912
9Th ST. NV. EX. 0sl1. 10
NEW AIS, MATCHLESS, Triumph and
Excelsior Motorcycles for immed. delivery;
4-speed foot shift and hydraulic forks: sec
these sensational machines now: excellent
selection of used machines in stock.
l941 Indian Chief $500 miles.
1947 B.S.A.. $50 &C.
1941 MatchleSS. 500 ce.
1941 MatChless. $50 &C.
1871 HID. ~" o.hv.
194S Ariel Red Hunter"
Trade and terms. ALLIED MOTOR
CYCLE SALES, @014 M st. NV. RE. 5O13.
Evening star., 1948-07-18

LARGE MODERN frame OF log cottages
near ocean in sportsman area OF Kitty
Hawk Beach, N. c. Suitable for vaca- :
tionists or sportsmen clubs Rented by
week, month or longer AK S4a5
Evening star., 1948-07-18

AUTO CAR TRACTOR 1888 3-ton, sleeper
cab. excellent condition throughout, S1,495.
Federal tractor 1947 3-ton; new truck;
Brockways t4l 1889 e1a-ton chassis
and cab. suitable for dump or tractor;
excel. condition and AL 9.0Ux20 tires;
real buys al S495.
Dumps. all sizes, also several practleal!y
new 2la ward Sx6 dump bodies SHERIFF
MOTOR CO, 900 r. l. ave. ne, MI. 5000.
TREADWELL AUTO and truck sales has
them! Trucks, trucks, and more trucks!
All years and models practically. Trade
Dodse is4s 1A-ton heavy duty, long
wheel base; never loaded; 500 below
Federal I947 la ton, long wheel base:
10000 miles: looks and runs like new;
booster brakes. 10-ply tires; only s1,4ss,
REQ la4s. long wheel base; real buy
Tractor Mack 1912; sha TONS top eondi-
Dump. oMc, ga ton: double reduction
H. sulldozer trailer, rail semi or four wheel
Tractor. Federal, heavy duty, 5-ton;
four-wheel drive; top condition; ideal low
Trailer. semi, as-tt. tandem sxles,
r.sf. 55.ii:Si s.ss semi ls-too'' nat with sid.
I,.'F semi rsia8%r siiiSss .' AufS sss't;E
TRUCKS SALES, s50I Piney Branch rd.,
81, 1897 or SH $500
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TAxlcAss FOR RENT.
TRAILERS.

TAxI-Need drivers for cabs. Dupo
4165. 10
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Chesapeake Bay, Cape Anne. Nd

CHtSdpeaKe Bay, Cape Anne, Nd
T9 M. from D.. c.---Tile brick, liv. rm.
lhx27 Knotty-rine finish, fireplace, lge
tilsd bath. util rm. with shower, large
unfinished end floor, encl porch on both
sldes overlooking bay: nice shady lot: a
real place completely furnished Sl4 600,
ems Mrs Ida M Doetsch, with ALVIN
FPIING. UN 0313
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND-

Patuxent River estuary. 11a acres, mag
nlncent view; excellent anchorage; Groom
TO nnishl; excellent neighborhood; 81 800,
acres mo buildingsl on Port Tobacco
RIVER extenoins to State road. electricity
borhood; $4,000
SO acres. Mattawoman Creek. excellent
anenorase, nearly / mile waterfront, small
Acreage on beautiful rivers of MARYLAND
and virginia. LEONARD SNYDER, La
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1910, convertible; perfect
re6uiit front end; :sliins price. ss15, ,eI
os sHsf chsvrol.s VIZ sonss rord or Plymouth
1880 n. Capitol ST.. 10 an. until 10 m.
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tcout!nued on Next Psss.y
Evening star., 1948-07-18

MofoR f foR I! Co. oR5G 5scl MINI: MINI ave- as Il
FORD 1888 sedan coupe , VS.; ,,,i r; L.; o5,v h;
this year but. many more years 10 come
NoRfHEAsT SeSrfff ssF'?loffess Mofos Co. go @ ssdsns
FORD Iato Fe5aer @ SEDAN; eonsitic1 o d e exec;
a.m, sen,' RE- 'ases. Apt Sls
FORD. Ia4e Super de luxe VS. Fordor;
heater gray nsh sos owner low ms .nd
s.ims sss very fsIssess S5ssR aoToss 1853 r. ~"
FORD 1a4s de luxe e. g. Tudor; sEI., raaio;
TR1aNeIE 1Hs Hstsiis' MoToRs 1889 r. l. a ave ne
FORD 19i1 Super de luxe club eony. coupe;
down. down. HTfRIANoLR MoToRs, 1888 4, /,
soRh sCs SE sas eo s,.tss WAGON good condition.
newly painted; s3e5 or best Offer, Ak.
tSkP s9; i a 1s2r ssse is" a:s nssi s +ssf
ss ass IiS rs Il ss ssee er %a Sead i4ss 9st owner
sss sas 4s Tes1F viii frds not sSn' t. ses
there, but VIII get YOU back Good gas
sss ass5 R2qfE e drse Nr6R 5F'se Co. '' 9aS
B,adsnsbgfe I'd ne: AT 0a6o, -aI
s'lsD sosD ls asd fspDe 81 ss!s good running con-
low mileage. radio and heater; car has
never been abused. always kept indoors;
price, $I,ss5. WILLIAMS, r. !. ave. at
Goth ST. ne. 30
FORD 1915 Super de luxe Tudor sedan:
original black hnish. heater, spotiess
mohair upholstery, new-car condition
throughout; 3o-day guarantee; special,
was 81 595. this week only Sl,465; buy
from a reliable new-car dealer. CAPITOL
MOTOR CO.. a2s PhIladeIphia ave, Silver
ptvy puek - Aaot
FORD I947 V-s super de luxe convertible;
maroon. light top: $4,000 miles. shows
excellent care: $500. GL. 2bSs lis
dor: r. and b.. excellent condition: owner
FoRD ie4s De luxe 2-dr. sedan: black,
very. carefully driven. s1,5S0. Can qE.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Arthur Middleton, II, Dies;
Was Railway Mail Clerk

Arthur F. Middleton. II, retired
Post Office railway mail clerk and
a past president of the Third Divi-
sion Railway Mail Clerks Associa-
ton, died last night at his home, 25
Bryant street NE.
He was retired Is years ago from
the postal service after AZ years with
the department.
A native of the District, Mr.. Mid
dleton moved to Prince Georges
County in his youth and attended
Maryland University. He was clerk
on mail runs between Washington
and Grafton, w. Va, during most
Of his Post Office service.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Susie D. Middleton: daughter, Mrs.
Marian Hense, and a son, Arthur F.
Middleton, all of Washington; two
sisters, Mrs. I. N. Davis of Cleveland,
Ohio, and Mrs. Gertrude Shorty of
Washington, and two brothers,
Harry Middleton of Hyattsville and
Edwin Middleton of Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. Saturday at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Massachu-
setts avenue NE. Burial will be in
st. Johns Cemetery, Beltsville, Md.
Evening star., 1948-09-02

index showed a slight dip at $50
compared with 1890 week earlier,
and livestock dropped to 26435 from
267.65. The base year 1926 equals 100.
The hot spell during the past
week dealt out considerable punish
ment.
AS for overall food sales, a ma
tional sales survey of Chain Store
Age showed an average gain in
volume in July Of 1872 per cent over
July year ago. The Pacific Coast
led the advance for the ninth con-
secutive month with sales up ia
per cent over July, 1947. Other
gains were: New England, 16.5 per
cent; Middle Atlantic, 1913; South
east, 10.6; East Central, ia: West
Central, 1875; Southwest, 1853, and
Mountain, 1873.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Funeral Rites SET
For Mrs. George King

Funeral services for Mrs. Nancy
Wise King, Is, daughter of the Rev
Clarence E. Wise, pastor of the
Lewis Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church, 800 Hamilton street NV.
will be held at pm. tomorrow at
the church. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Mrs. King, who was the wife of
George King, a Maryland University
veteran student, died Tuesday in
George Washington University Hos
pital after an illness of one year.
A native of Baltimore, Mrs Klns
was graduate of the Forest Park
High School there. She came tc
Washington with her parents seven
years ago and was employed as a
secretary at the Navy Department
during the war.
Her father was pastor Of the
Wesley Methodist Church in Chevy
Chase for six years before taking
the post with the Lewis Memorial
Church. She lived with her parents
at the church rectory.
In addition to her parents and
husband, Mrs. King is survived by
a brother, c. Edward Wise, jr., a
chemist at the Bureau of Standards
here,
Evening star., 1948-09-02
District Court Assumes
IFS New Shortened Name

The new official name, United
States District Court for the Dis
trict of Columbia" had court clerks
busy with rubber stamps today.
Until yesterday the name was
District Court of the United States
for the District of Columbia" Con-
.gress last June shuffled the, desig-
nation and saved two words, effec-
tive September l., without shifting
the Federal court setup in the Dis
trict. Congress also changed the
title "justice" to Judge" for those
who sit on the District Court bench.
Printed court forms bearing the
shortened name for District Court
have not yet arrived. Accordingly,
clerks have resorted temporarily to
the rubber stamp to keep pace with
the new look in the courts official
name.
Evening star., 1948-09-02
Failed 10 Win Reuther
To Reds, Budenz Says
AT Peters Hearing
BY the Asseeiaied Pfsss

NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-Former
Communist Louis r. Budenz tried
but failed-to win over the CLOS
Walter Reuther to the Reds.
Mr.. Budenz testified yesterday
that the party sent him to Detroit
several years ago to try to get Mr..
Reuther to become a Communist
or a Communist sympathizer."
Il did, but I failed" said Mr..
Budenz, former ranking Red who
renounced the party three years
ago and returned to Catholicism.
Mr.. Reuther, president of the CIO-
United Auto Workers, confirmed the
story in Detroit last night and said
he told Mr. Budenz, you and your
Red friends can go to hell"
Mr.. Budenz was managing editor
| of the Communist Daily Worker in
New York when he made the con-
tact with the rising young labor
leader. Mr.. Budenz now is on the
faculty of Fordham University.
Testifies at Hearing.
Mr.. BudenZ related the incident
while testifying as a Government
witness. at a deportation hearing
for the mysterious u. Peters," whom
several other former Communists
had identified as a plotter of revo-
luton and leading Red in the United
States.
Peters. Mr.. Budenz said, had been
the chief underground link be-
tween the Communists in the United
States and the Soviet secret police.
Mr.. BudenZ, who was member
of the Communist National Commit
tee, said he was introduced to the
defendant as u. V. Peters" by Jack
Stachel, the party's director of edu-
cation, in the inner sanctum of
Communist headquarters here in
1896.
Present at the meeting, the wit
ness said, was "Mr Edwards" whom
Mr.. Budenz identified as Gerhart
Eisler, alleged Red chieftain.
Mr.. Budenz was the sixth former
Communist to testify this week
against the 54-year-old J. Peterson
Alexander Stevens, as he calls him.
self.
Peters Deportation Sought.
The Government seeks to deport
Peters on the grounds he entered
the country without a valid visa in
1882 and is member of an organ
ization advocating the violent over
throw of the Government.
Mr.. BudenZ, relating the meeting
at Communist headquarters, said 1t
resulted in his being assigned to
gather information against Trot-
skyites - ultra left Communists
whom the present Soviet regime
hates. The witness said he was
told by Stachel to turn my re-
ports over to Peters"
II saw Peters repeatedly" Mr..
Budenz continued, "and turned Sc
cret documents over to him"