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POULTRY AND EGGS

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Cattle AND livtsToSk

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CAMERAS.
Leica III C. f2 Summitar etd lens
like new S2.l50. Zeiss Supei
Ikonta B. Tessar f:2s lens, like new
SI29.50. Beiss Super Ikonta A
TeSsar f;35 lens, exc cond,, SO so
zeiss Ikofiex II. Zeiss f:35 lens lik,
new. 1880 Zeiss Super Ikonta c
TesSar as lens, like new. Slf7.50
Retina II. Xenon f2. like new
Si245o Kodak Reflex. f:3b otd
lens. like new, ST2 so. Asfa Karat
35-mm. Xenar f.2s lens. c. r, r,
like new. S54 so Cirofex Reflex
f:35 ctd lens like new, s4s 80
Mercury II. far ctd. lens. like ne~
S3I SO Kline Eaaota new. f,3i
zeiss Hessar ctd. lens sIa5 Rollei.
fiex, automatic, new. TessAr f.a.t
cid lens. s242. SO Sreed Graphic
2t4x3l., Zeiss Tessar f.4-5 lens, baSf
MOVIE CAMERAS,
Kodak. s-mm,. f2.7 lens. Ike new
$3.50 Kodak s-mm., fIp lens
Ike new. SO so. Keystone. s-mn
f35 lens, like new, s24 so Bel
4, Howell s-mm.. f3S lens. $40 so
Kodak. l6-mm. II lens, mag
load. like new, Sl99 SO These bar
gain prices on Sunday only. OpsT
II am. TO 3 pm
Penn Camera Exchange
a43 Pennsylvania Ave NV
CEDAR POSTS. ROUND
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SEWING MACHINES

PuYtahIes. tresdIes. s-s sa Up Save
Ssw yn1r own summer eEcthss- sBe
3ohrnyE too New ard gsed SsaFes
white. Domestse sDc ufheT tanscEa
makes in consoles ans csBkf- Tegnss,
We e1ectrasY and repair a. makes.
NORTHEAST SEWING MACHINE q
RADIO STORE 1915 Il -. ns- III.
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HANDSPRING

trained .Hsr for youf particular
lohp at EroHp for that pFutsrt
Iaatf, better. complete EattEfAetkos
Euafantsff Heavy knd hhishEa
grading leta cleared. allied dFesn.
tnk Satefpfooage tTanFplkHt}he
seeding soddirK TOP knl all lYpss
OF manure NohdtfFrn svefRfesttH
silra6f7 Ia Amboo. psfsnnIsls hHaFes
screens specimen EhRGr uFnafnKfEhl
tTetk. rock garden rose and ED
fashion heSef hsHs p8a.A teHtFe
store nAEt'uns, cement hriek NAfs
wslks steps r9lrb1 tttfsrsE ftehss
dtlFetESs pruning ahtzylbE nee
sutsrfF Esiimsfrs free OV ts9uh
II H-4"2a
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MISCELLANEOUS EoR RENT

Am CONDFrFoNEKs for rent Keep
ecca this surnrs<r Phnne ca N9fs6
sound track seTvtce---
Heeoreers wire and tapea Lowest
Ystes. SOUND EQUIP. CO. CO A44A.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

Three for 81 CAnrEA t&ntsHs
scAFlft-ssHe, prt9niss verbrnAE siss
Iosrs ard FtsfRtssn8 ASHTON
NURSERY. $50 0tofstA ave hS
Evening star., 1949-05-22
TREES REMOVED
GERANIUMS, IS EA

PROMPT and efstisnt wrstcs fuils IN
snrsd Gall FRED ALLEN alter !
Pm Mo Sa0o
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China-Forrnal Dinner Set
English Minton Princess pattern, per-
feet condition. MI. 7483 after m.
Evening star., 1949-05-22

SEWING MACHINEs-rortables. con
soles, desks and treadles: also re
building. Lowest prices anywhere
Our low cost Advertising and pro
SoRfawEgsT sessiPa gsFmisS issSEw1iSo S4eH1sl sise Il
CO., 915 10th st. NV. Elk. 6s44
SEWING MACHINEs-Large stoel
singer portahles and consoles; Al
SEWING N aacHTNEs. e nT Gu June ss eIear.nc,
| Consoles. $3.50 up. New Home
Singer. White, and Domestics. New
New Home machines avail. for de
VIRGINIA SEWING CENTER. a9Is
Wilson blvd, Arl.
SEWING MACHINES, Singer small
size portable with attachments
! S4950; Singer desk model and con
sossr sslss s1s5S msssn.. snssr Sh;
| Sl60. We repair and eleetrify an,
make sewing machine at reasonably
| prices. l to 10 years guarantee
free ripping needles TO q customer
Before you buy remember for rel,anl, l
ssNINS sTfE,ISos maicchArNEs. LaicchArNEs Singer electric.
sale or rent. We also electrtfy al
makes sewing machines. Open eves.
| 31O9 A4th at. NV CO. 222i.
SEWING MACHINE, Singer tresdl
types good condition; best offer. Cal
SH. 4771.
SEWING MACHNES-New, famou
/ national brand. Direct factory pur
$40 to 500. Call Silver sprinl
ISL O174. except Tues. Wed. ant
| Thurs. After 6 pm, call OIL. S314
SExTANT-Crichto maritime sex
! tant, 150-degree. with case. glaran'
ted; ~ Sa5 IL TENpLERss W ass n PAWN ;, ! y
SHELVING-Steel assorted second
| hand steel shelves and bins: rock
| bottom prices See Mr., McCloskey
ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT CO., .47;
| Sherman ave. NV.
/ SHIPPING CRATES, dogs. cats, etc
| all sizes. light weight. low eosL. 9"l
! Oslethorpe ST. NV, RA. 3445.
| SHOES - Several pairs expensive
| makes, slightly worn, sizes S-A ant
s-B: navy. white and alligator
SHOE REPAIR machinery, stiteher
fnisher. complete; good cond;; $50
cash. 2713 18th Of, ne. week days
50 pm. Hu. a645. Us
sEFOTGUN, 40 gauge, .doubie-bar
new Y c. Smith. chrome plated
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REFRIGERATOR. elect. comm. size
good cond.; suit. for restaurant o
market: Lu. 3-4651.
REFRIGERATOR. Servel. In very 600.
cond.. 8 Gu. IT.; S75. co. 1877
REFRIGERATOR. eft. servel "a,
also a Florence gas s range; bot
prFs,GER.ToR' Jass G;E To eIaS: Nar.. used, norce
dining chairs; Geas. Nj. $50.
REFRIGERAT0R. Westinghouse, 8
REFRiGERAToR. 7-cu,-ft.. s mo,
old, Sl25 cash or SIS cash and tax
over payments: 81 sas6 BET. o,
REFRiGERAToR, Norge. 7Is Gu. #
excellent condition. 3 yrs. old; aut:
| defroster, vegetable and fruit humid
ifier drawers; 500. UN. 1883.
REFRIGERATOR, sas, Gu. T.. goo
condition; now in use; for quick SAT-
REFRIGERAToR. Leonard. s Gu. II;
excellent condition; reasonable. Ca!
Sun. or wkdys. after z pm, Ak
REFRIGERATOR. servel dc luxe.
bed Rsdrms nsts set. telephone bench tables
RHPGR., Keivinator, 8 Gu. IT.; bran
new, never used; $165. AS bus
AFROS. 1882 Livingston I'd. sc
RihFsiGEEkHTok. 81 saE SSaeoSk s-eu.-st. rris,d.ir,
excellent condition; 500. ia. S44l
REFRIGERATOR. 1s47 servel sss.
| Gu. IT, dl model: almost peri
| cond.; leaving country; $50. Al
RiEaFSRsiGERAToR, iaSsi coldspot. with ne,
motor; bargain for quick sale at $50
DE. 4190 Saturday or Sunday Q; n
REFRIGERATOR. cleo. and gas stow,
both for SOS; 2 desks, $3.50 eacf
/ Call EN- 3644 after 8 pm. -.
Observation-Disclosures buyers only
! see US for fast deal PARAMOUN.
| CO.. 2l50 Georgia ave. NV. Al
REFRFGERAToRs, greatly redueet
clearance of new 1s4s and i94
Norge, Admiral, Phiieo and max
others. Liberal trsde-in allowanc.
| Open evenings TIL 9, STANDARl
TIRE & BATTERY CO., 10th and
SITS. ne, Ii. 3-29S3.
$3.50; az $50 SO; others froE
pletely rebuilt and guaranteed. Ope.
s9sasy, .vI Io !, ,.,e, e 3 pm, ..s .cENsTEM Mt! A,
st. NV. GE. os2e.
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mer rates; all money paid as renta
sppldies on p puTehssSss re sSs tD Price krrTs \ Tfes;
pII3SosIsielnway, IsSS : 81 INV stier and othe
srands from $3.50 UP; uprights, on
apt. size. Knabe, 1vers and Pom
!bcth small sises.: s:M and l. others nsIntST iTST
in IN American Storage bldg. $50
Georgia ave. AID. 5a2s day, RA
O49l night. Evening appts. ar
ranged; We buy and accept piano
in trade. 81
PIANoS-our prices on new gran
pianos are the ,,h lowest In ,ht, ths city ~
st. NV, Gust above the library.
PIANOS-We are offering "A Spinet
Console and Grand pianos at re
auctions Ut, to $3.50; brand new 4,
inch Consoles at q saving OF S%5o
iop s1 ssfSssesinss ss sssS See eaas them
Terms arranged. LuBAR, NC ]3o'
G st. NV. MA. 0414.
PIANO AND BENCH. upright. regula
size, plain mahogany, GOOD condi
tion. good tone: 500. EN-. 3033;
PIANOS FOR RENT-With option Z
by Iete5 N.s s. mOnthly Sh 7tb sp s., sI esos
rING.PoNG fsAsP Me- TABLE: BE s sss: $: in goo
rfSSafoSe faBLE, Gs En- bpls Sssf large Dor
GELS seiain-sop ta5le; aatS doshouse and sano
PIPE. structural steel angles. chan
nels. radiators. plumbing nxture
luseO. WASHINGTON RAG Z
BAG Co. 215 I st. s.w.. DI. so07
PIPE--Terra Gotta. for sewers. wells
ditehes or springs; ,Inny sligntlyy ,ssa dsm
sssefs; proNiHLDsoSN Be AZ sS = puRGa, BRo.. lIsS iss
and Brentwood I'd. ne.
PIPE, GALv. black, east iron. new
used; cut and thread: fixtures
BLOCKS. 3o56 M st. NV. NO. 7s09
fisToL. coit SSdhasi WSeodsmsn; s@oisser9 @ 9Sss a.
SSo wo SIPS SIPS perfect condition sS'
PISTOL, perfect Luger, "by F." Aud
ley holster and cartridges; S45. WA
PLUMBING SUPPLIES Bathtub.
sinks, basins. toilets. toilet seats
& SAVAGE co. 25ol shermaI
PoPceRS MACHINES, fns condition
Call AT 615s. -22
PORCH GLIDER, good condition; rea
PoTTER,s THROW WHEEL. with mo
tor, 1st class; S95. wo. 1880.
press: new motor; 81 fonts typ,
PRiSfISG ssssfi seshoii EioubRMENT sbfRMENiT ~ sinai
unique composing rm., complete i
every detail; most equip, good 9
new; @ . premium. price. Du. 6ols
SRLNTTRS-Ffve split magazines 70
Hodel g; also upper half. Atlantl
Evening star., 1949-05-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
Sailor Killed, 4 Hut
In Traffic Accidents in
Southern Maryland

A sailor was killed and four
other persons, including two chill
dren. were injured in separate ac-
cidents yesterday In Southern
Maryland.
Edward Bugs, 10, colored. sta
toned at the Patuxent Naval Air
Center. died in Casualty Hospital
a few hours after being injured
in q head-on collision on the
Grain highway. about ga miles
north Of Upper Marlboro.
In another accident. two persons
and a Swear -old child were in
jured when their car crashed
through a guard rail on the Wash
ington-Indian Head road near
Indian Head. went down a 75-
foot embankment and overturned.
The child. John c. Dwiggins.
suffered a possible fractured skull.
He was given first aid at the Naval
Powder Factory dispensary at
Indian Head and sent to Gallinger
Hospital.
His mother. Mrs. Jessie Mae
Dwiggins. %. of 1920 U street Sc,
listed by State police as the driver,
and another passenger. Walter NJ,
Perry. Al. of 1925 u street Sc, re-
ceived cuts and bruises on the face
and body.
They also were treated at the
dispensary and taken to Washing
ton in the same ambulance. Mrs.
Dwiggins was admitted to GAL
linger and Mr.. Perry to the Naval
Medical Center in Bethesda. State
police said.
A second child. Daniel Sheriff
of $3.50 Livingston road. Oxon
Hill. suffered face cuts when he
was struck by a hit-run truck
while playing In front OF his
home. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital and released.
Prince Georges County police
broadcast a lookout for a green
panel delivery truck with Mary
land and District tags.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
) Bethesda High Seniors
Receive Scholarships

Three Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School seniors have received
scholarships, 1t was announced
this week by the school.
Alison Morse, daughter OF DR..
and Mrs. Fred. w. Morse, jr.. OF
55l8 Mortified road, won O $500
Pendleton scholarship to Welles-
ley.
Patricia Moore, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Moore Of $500
Mckinley street, won the Wash
ington Club grant of $500, and
Phyllis Pledger. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. Pledger Of Alden
lane, won a $500 scholarship to
Connecticut College.
Sabra Rowell. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. z. j. Rowell of 407 Bat
terry lane, was named first alter
nate on the $3.50 regional scholar
ship to Goucher. She has ac-
cepted q smaller grant at Mount
Holyoke, her mothers school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11

the country" Mr.. Wolfson asserted.
1T always has been our ambition
to participate in the interest OF
the company whose management
renders such an efficient and use
full service to the public"
Has Wide Interests.
Mr.. Wolfson also has financial
interests in shipbuilding. towing
and motion pictures and is re-
ported In financial circles to have
amassed a fortune during the last
10 years.
North American informed SEC
1t had arranged to sell its Capital
Transit shares for $750,000 cash
and the rest In two 3 per cent
notes totaling 81. 439.160.
A SEC spokesman said II opposi-
ton develops among Washington
the commission can order
O public hearing or order the entire
plan submitted for review. II such
action is not taken within 10 days,
however, only the two promissory
notes involved in the purchase
purchase must be specifically ap-
proved.
According to the proposal, the
sale is to be closed in New York
on July IL, when all North Amer
lean stock is to be turned over to
the Florida purchasers. The two
notes are to be paid August IL
and September IL, respectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
SEC Action Due
In Transit Stock
Sale Next Week
Approval Will Give
Virtual Control to
Jacksonville Group

The Securities and Exchange
Commission may act next week On
the proposal of nine Florida bust
nessmen to buy about IS per cent
Of Capital Transit Co. stock.
The sale. II approved. would
give virtual control Of the COM
pany to the out-of town interests.
headed by Louis L. Wolfson. 81
year-old Jacksonville industrialist.
Proposed sale Of los. ASS Of Cap
ital Transit's $4,000 shares was
disclosed by the SEC yesterday
The announcement said North
American Co. Of New York. which
owns the los. 458 shares. had noti-
fed SEC of its plans to sell the
stock to the Florida group.
In Line With 1912 Order.
The sale is In line with a 1912
SEC order which directed North
American to dispose Of many Of
its public utility holdings through
out the country.
Mr.. Wolfson declared at Jack
sonville that we have no idea OF
changing the operating policy of
the company" He said no
changes were contemplated in the
management or other personnel
here.
I'VE have made a careful ex-
animation Of properties and con-
slider 1t one of the most modern in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
Laurel Worker Killed
BY Truck, Probe Finds

John Dill, So, of Laurel, who
died Wednesday in Berwyn as a
result of severe internal injuries.
had been run over by a truck.
police investigation revealed to-
day.
Mr.. Dill, a laborer employed in
the razing Of the f1re-damaged
Berwyn shopping center. was
found sprawled on the grass near
there. An autopsy showed he suf-
fered a crushed chest and internal
injuries.
Detective Earl Huber Of the
Prince Georges County police said
Mr.. Dill had been run over while
lying In the grass by a truck
driven by Henry Paul Scovitch,
80, of Laurel, who also was EN-
ployed on the project.
He quoted the truck driver as
saying he did not recall driving
over anything but that under
questioning. Mr.. Scovitch said he
must have done it." The detec-
tive said Mr.. Dill apparently had
fallen asleep and could not be
seen In the grass. which is about
two feet high.
He said no charges have been
made against Mr.. Scovitch pend
ing instructions from Assistant
States Attorney Hervey q. Ma
chen, who Is studying his report
Detective Huber said he was as
sisted In the investigation by
Maryland State Trooper T. r
Griffith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
New Alexandra c Congregation
To Be Organized by Presbytery

A new congregation win be or
ganized at Alexandria's historic
Presbyterian Meeting House at 3
pm. tomorrow.
The organization viii be con-
Quoted by a commission appointed
by the Potomac Presbytery. The
congregation was authorized by
the Presbytery after it received q
petition signed by liz persons.
The new congregation already
has decided to drop the word
"Old" from the meeting house IT,
tie. The Presbyterian Meeting
House will begin functioning as
an organized church June 10.
when church school viii be held
at $50 am. and worship services
at IL am. Guest minister win be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11

ANNAPOLIS. June ii.--Jurtsts
of the Maryland Court Of Appeals
are well informed about the mum
bers racket. Judge Charles Markell
said yesterday In writing an opsn-
ION By which the court upheld the
Montgomery County Circuit Court
conviction Of Eddie Bratourd on q
charge OF possessing numbers
slips.
Bratburd. who operates the Ia
koma Decorators in the 300 block
of Cedar street NV. and lives In
the $500 block Of Piney Branch
road. Silver Spring. had been fined
81 900 and sentenced 10 serve six
months in the House OF corTee-
ton.
Prom the reported opinions Of
this court we might almost pro-
fess a superficial quasi-expert
knowledge Of some Of the is,dicia
Of the numbers gssne and other
gambling" judge Markell said.
The jurists also have .'the ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
Montgomery High School Band
Qualities for Lions Contest

become an annual affair, Les Koh-
Ter, general chairman. said many
were unable to qualify because of
the strict rules. which require IS
members for bands and 10 girls
for drum majorette teams.
Other bands entered were from
Roosevelt, st. Johns and Green
belt. The contest was sponsored
by SO Lions Clubs in the District
and five Maryland counties.
Blair's drum major was Richard
Keller. 16-year-old sophomore.
Leaders of Greenbelt's team were
Ronda Bibler, 10. who Is in the
eighth grade in the junior high di-
vision, and Ann Walker, IA. ninth
grade student.
Judges were Mai. William r.
Stantlemann, conductor of the
United States Marine Band; 1t.
Col. George S. Howard Of the Air
Force Band, and Capt. Thomas F.
Darcy, retired. former Army Band
conductor.
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MARYLAND Courts Well Informed
On Numbers Game, Judge Says

perienee and special knowledge
OF police 10 30 on.
The opinion Was one Of sesen
filed by the court before receaKing
until June %. In another the
court reversed the Frederick
County Circuit Court and told tie
Frederick Town SAVINGS Bank 10
reimburse Mrs. Miriam J. Keller
for o 5000 check On which she
had signed o stop-payment order
The check had not bern formal
ly accepted from the Bank Of
Bethesda. where IL had been de-
posted by the payes. and Mrs
Kelier's account had not BEEN
charged when sflf signed the
order. the court said.
In another opinion tire court
said the statute of limitations pre-
vented Mrs. Clara Alien Of wash
ington from regainlng title 20
property between GieTs Arden and
Ardmore In Prince Georges coaan-
". She lost the Land 81 Tan
sale In 1874 n 10 now owned by
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest r. Doyell.
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Mental Tests 10 Precede
Trial in Attack on Nieces
Nv the Assoeiated Press

ANNAPOLIS, June 1.-THE
State plans to give Willard Lee
Gray a mental examination before
trying him on charges OF raping
his two infant nieces. States
Attorney James c. Morton, jr.,
said the 35-year-old farmland
will be examined by State Board
of Mental Hygiene psychiatrists.
Pleas of not guilty were entered
for Gray yesterday at a pre-
liminary hearing in Anne Arundel
County Circuit Court before Judge
BENJAMIN Michaelson.
Gray was arrested in a Wash
ington bus depot May "a, about
SO hours after his brother and
sister-in-law reported their
daughters, 2-and-3 years old. had
been attacked. They told police
they had left Gray to sit with
the babies while they went to Q
movie.
Defense counsel viii be appoint
ed by the court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-11
CoIored Veterans Group
To Buy Carver Housing

Formation of a group Of vet
Grams TO buy the John Lawrence
Dunbar and George N'nshin1l.sf,
Carver Negro housing Develop
ments In Arlington was announced
today by Elder MichauH, wsll-
known coiorrd minister,
Mr. MichAux added he had he~n
asked TO taks over sIpcTsiaional
management Of the two projects.
which have q total Of 40 uniis,
He said a group Of tenants had
been formed about . ysaf $50
TO purchase the homes from tho
Government but had bern unable
10 obtain n t334 600 loan.
Mr.. AiichRuE. Who said he Ia
president Of the Mayfair Man
SONS NEGRO housing project on
Bennlng road. asserted thai the
Walker A. Dunlop real estate
firm had agreed 70 make rofn-
mitment for The necessary loan TO
the newly organized veteran .
group
He also said the group Ia aiTlrs9
every tenant an opportunity 10
jotn the cooperative venture.
Mr.. MsellAus said Arthur ~
Chaits. former assistant Esfaes1s
counsel Of the Federal Hoassag
Administration. has bern employed
70 set up The veterans eo-op~TA.
tive.
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the Rev. A. Donald upon OF
Scranton. Pa.
At tomorrow's ceremony. the
Rev. Cliff r. johnson. pastor Of
AIexandria's Westminster Presby-
terrain Church. win talk on New
Hearts in Old Stones" Mrs.
David c. Book win play the organ.
which Is said to be the Oldest In
America. It was made In Ply
mouth. England. in l773, one year
before the meeting house was
built. Mrs. James Maher OF New
London, Conn, win be vocal SOLO
list.
The church was built by Scotch
settlers in Alexandria. II has
seldom been used during the 20th
century, serving for many years
only as o tourist attraction.