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MT. Observation-Disclosures room,
Christian home; employed lady; no
s sRSk 81 81 i7'l H96aTt st. n bEiebt
twin:bed room. laundry and phone
privil: S12 q week. GE. 1857. i
2 BEDROOMS, recently decorated; in
good sec. NV, block from car line;
COW. to bus: 20 min. to downtown;
kit. privil. If desired; very reasonably
priced price ca can E use l room as LYING
NICE. FGRNisHED ROOM, next to
psopie: 'f light eookins. 10y New sS
E KEEP ays nY' pAHRs,iirsAsLE room
in sentleman's newly decorated. com.
fortably furnished apt. Calf. ST.; =
min. to bus or car; suitable for re-
-ronsible person. either sex; tele-
phone. breakfast privil. AID. 3e71
1ansE; III ssleIsn en- room; ., sss:
ss sosef B2 si5Esn ST. Gny SHs5
large closet; i near : bath; IgssasonabIs.
semipyt; bath; can be used as ONCE.
s ss|' Il KErs e5?S; RID, s.w.-nls..y
furn. room in private home; conv.
1445 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-L.h.k.
room, lg. double bedroom, LIST floor.
kit. privileges; employed couple;
I fSts f rso sSfk an CO ss3 e bath
2: gentle home; close to transpt'
1873 So 7 IsNSeLEs1pE TERRACE NV
Nicely furn. bedrm. and, sleeping
porch. next to bath. 2nd Il: pvt.
family; unlim. phone; gentleman
only S35 mo. AID, 1856.
1920 MONROE ST. NV. Apt. 40
Double rm.. with twin beds;
gentlemen; SIS wk. double. Ho
1888 sist sT.-Hishly desirable dou-
BILE rm. for l or 2 discriminating
gentlemen. semipvt bath. fireplace,
excel location. DU. 4770. 30
Double room. porch. next to bath;
uniim, phone; SIS week. Ho. 4641
ATTRAC. RIM. with sleeping porch
next to bath. in home Of refined
GENTLE couple; no other roomets
MI b. IinPpi CIRCLE Attractive
single rm. in apt. for young lady
Du. 4s43 after 8 pm.
II v ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. rn., pvt
" bath; pvt. home; uni. phone. NO.
NExR wARDMAN P1.-sgle. and
dble. In Christian hane for gentle.
men. 2s49 Goth st. NV" Do. 62b6
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You will save money
1887 80 ACF sport fisherman.
1899 34' ACF sport fisherman.
1947 50 Eco twin. 115 hip.
1941 40' Matthews twin. 1855 hp.
1886 80 Matthews new twin, las hp
1949 40' Chris Craft, 2 cabin, very
1897 AZ Consolidated, Ia4S engines
1947 AZ Wheeler, fly bridge
1899 so Matthews twin, 40 hp.
1884 So Vineyard twin. $50 hp.
sTICKNELL-WHEELER YACHT CO.:
Lafayette 7l50. 1915 Mt. Royal
ave. Baltimore, Nd. On Sunday
call Tux. 2SSS.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1870 QUE ST.-NiceIy furn. front
rm.. twin beds; walking dist. down
town: red. rent. DE. 1862. 81
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CONTINUED on Next Pase.)
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WALTER REED +

WOODLEY RD., 1907, OPP. Cathedral
per s aaa bath s.htems s5e W. w. h 1897
BRIGHTWooD AREA-Lse. pleasant
rm.. twin maple beds, matching fur
niture, extra lse closet. pvt. shower,
pvt. ent.: IA blocks from both 18th
st. and Ga. ave. torans. RIA. s095.
IN WELL-FURNIsHED, quiet Chris
mr.. Mass, and Nebr. ayes, mr.. shop
ping center; 25 min; BY bus to 9th
bath. shower. lee. S cioset: SO mo mo.
Also frt. corner ,rm.. semipvt. bath.
shower; unlim. phone. $50 mo. Gen.
tleE1sn only. Or. 2S6l; 30
d cSa e 4s1sp $50 &c. pei pvt h0 oS
iii 18th ST. N.w.-pvt. GENTLE
home; large front room; no smok-
i ing or dr s1k o laqnd pyls cony
pB fas' As sTS 60 sSLE. hA rms as10 gentle e
home: attractive: desirable; reas.
D BlK * ps. S ssaa 5s4 crittendsn st.
PETWoRsTIH-For lady, l lg. SCI.
Newly. furn.; Beautyrest mattress.
In. refined gentle home. Laundry
1919 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Conven-
iently located, sunny front rm. with
semipvt. bath, for single man only,
with Jewish family. -RA. 1880. 80
14th AND UPSHUR STS.-Attractive
nm. for girl or woman in Jewish
hens heme' exc transp. RIA. 1890, RA.
ROOMS, bath and shower between;
will accommodate 5 men. NO. 7457.
14Oe SHEPHERD ST. bedrm.. for
young girl; conv. transp. ia. 9175.
CONN. AT ALBEMARLE-Lge. front
room, beaut. furn.; new, adult home
semipvt. bath; $50; gentleman. EN-.
D dnso CIR. blk.-rwin-bed a rm..
$50 ca. mo. WI. 1862. A
DBLE. RIM. with porch; empl. cple.
| pref; in pvt. home. 1925 18th st.
PORTER. M. coNN.-Attr. front
bedrm., pvt. home, for refined young
empl. lady; telephone, laund. privils.
1881 81 lamont N.w.-ssle. rm nm man
only; $25; excellent transp. 81
ave.-Bright. cheerful single rm.. in
private home. for girl; privils; S25
LARGE DoUBII. newly decorated.
Dupont Circle aress Call Du. o4s7.
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1871 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Single and
l SiSsiS ! SS1b1E ROOM: pvt. bath !.
ei3s s cALPFoRNiA ST.. vi Just ao oil Conn.
ave.-Lse. bright rm., extra lge.
sloset; no other roomeTs; ,, DE; :. 74 81
sIEEPiNG ROOM. single, attractively
furnished; car stop at front door;
81, sS9 month EnhaRT GE III 39t4 ;w-cb.erfu,
unlimited phone; reas. Call AID.
sHoREHAM HOTEL v1cINITY-Lee.
tonne fSInsoed DE- rms ss8Rs ss' bath and a Pvs'
Ink. refer.. running water. semipyt.
20o7 KAIoRAMA Rb.mpbl.. twin
beds, south windows; ssles., OPEN
o III SR e0rf Rn Nv Nv 4e saseA.tr.e.
sSsse's sn ss''S ss to N.Y. Me- %
sss Allison sT. N.w.-Lss. dble.
rm., for 2 girls: airy; single beds,
Dhi clo'e ANp gu saL e. R aSss for SETTLE
1920 walbridse pl. NV, MI. 1888.
171s 10th ST. N.w.-Attractive,
twin-bed, fireplace room; incl. glass
FRONT sGLE. AND DBLE. RMS. in
nome with privileges; 2 blks. from
81. ave. cfrline. TU. 1868. 30
and sgle. rms, nicely furn. Apply
to premises or JOSEPH E. BRUNO
MASTER IH;i * BasDRM., for cple. or ? gem
tlemen gentle family; 500 blk.
1S.3 LAMONT ST.-Nice, comforta-
BILE basement room. near bath; excel.
tr~ -lrportation; empl. gentleman only
$3.50 per mo. CO. 49S1.. 80
1850 QUINCY ST. N.W-Clean. COM
Portable room; or 2; adjoining
bath; kit. and laundry privils. RA.
-1S43 QUE ST. N.W.-comforta table,
bright, sgle. or dble. rrn.. Ice. closet,
adj bath. shower; COW. transp.
a7o7 woopLEY pL. NV. mr.. ward
man PIX. Hotel and all buses; nicely
furn. rm. in mod. home adj. bath;
lsund.. ,priyil;; suit. fo1 girls; $50
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ROOM and semipvt. bath. for young
woman, college type Of good family
in exceptionally lovely GEORGETOWN
home: References required; $50 per
mo. HO. 2145. 81
THE GEORGIAN HOTEL, 1914 G st.
NV, newly opened and decorated,
furn. sgle. and twin bedrfns.. run
baths bath and showers. free laundry
facilities: S14 weekly and UP. -31
2ti7 F ST. N.W.-Front studio rm.,
sink. grill. refgr., TV; S15-$21 wk.
Small sgle., $3.50. Elk. 0653.
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SPECIAL FALL RATES
Carroll Arms Hotel. LIST and SITS,
ne, single. SIS wk.; double S24
week AT GS0U
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. UDEIN I I1OUOE
sos New Hampshire ave. NV
Lovely clean house Just being opened.
Special Arrangement for couples.
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NEAR wARDMAN ,PK.-ssle. and
men. 2s49 29th st. NV. Du. e26b.
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FOR OFFICIAL OR BUSINESS
EXECUTIVE GENTLEMEN
Newly dec. and furn. large studio
rms. adj. bath and shower; LIST class
maid and valet service; $50 up;
walking dist. to executive ofices
DU $500, II
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210l N ST. NV.
Newly furn., single and dble. outside
rooms, all with running water,
rotas -
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bath; $3.50 wk. also dble. rm. 81
THE SOUTHERN CLUB
1855 Mass. ave. NV; discriminating
guest home; double room, 2 girls,
also beautiful double or single with
pvt bath, for couple. %
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GORDON HOTEL

Between X and Eye on 16th-Lovely.
Ice. twin-bed rms. with running
water, S1s per wk: with bath, $25:
Singles, running water, S14. Full
hotel service. 916 18th st. NV
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HOTEL 144O

LAFAYETTE HOTEL
Fall and winter weekly rates. Sin
gle, S24 so; dbl, $50; all with pvt.
bath. Call DI. 1910,
Evening star., 1949-12-05

OccAs1oNALLy, we encounter man who hesitates
to buy Cadillac for fear his friends might think him
ostentatious
For all such people, we have the most reassuring
news: The experience Of Cadillac owners woald indicate
that your fears are without foundation.
True, the world has long since recognized that
Cadillac car is fine and distinguished possession
but most people understand that quality is not
luxury, and that distinction is the inevitable offspring
of flong-contnued goodness.
The facts in support Of Cadilacs practically are so
convincing that the recital of just few should
Evening star., 1949-12-05


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Mormon Meeting Reports
3,416 Members in Stake

There are 3,416 members of the
Washington Stake of the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints, Edward j. Smith. stake
clerk, announced yesterday at the
final meeting of q two-day quar-
terly conference in the Washing
ton Chapel, '28l0 Sixteenth street
NV. A stake in the Mormon
Church is comparable to a diocese.
j. Willard Marriott is president
of the Washington Stake.
Mrs. Otis Peterson of 1892
Twenty-fourth street north. Ar
lington, Va, was chosen as presi-
dent of the Young Women's Mu-
Evening star., 1949-12-05
Compromise Studied
ByFTC 10 End Action
On Steel Price-Fixinq
BY the Associated Press

A compromise settlement was
being considered today to end
Government price fixing conspira-
cy charges against nearly 100 OF
the Nations steel companies.
The Federal Trade Commission
announced that it has received an
offer from the American Iron and
Steel Institute and members to
accept an order against methods
of pricing steel products.
The proposal is designed to ter
inmate" FTC said. a two-year-
old Federal complaint that the
steelmakers engaged in an unlaw-
full conspiracy to fix prices and
destroy competition in the sale of
steel.
A statement from the agency
made it clear that the Govern
ment has not yet made up its
mind to accept the proposed con-
sent order" compromise.
Two top officials of the Trade
Commission clashed over whether
the case can be dropped as pro-
posed.
Settlement Opposed.
The Governments complaint.
issued in August, 1948, centered
around the steel companies So
called delivered price system
that is, their methods of adding
freight charges to the price Of
steel.
Lynn c. Paulson. FTC attorney
in charge of the case, recon-
mended commission acceptance of
the steel companies offer. This
was met with a strong objection
from Richard P. Whitley, the
agency's director of litigation and
chief trial counsel, who said FTC
has no authority to settle the case
at this point and that settlement
now would be contrary to the
public interest"
Mr.. Paulson expressed the view
that the FTC order proposed
under the compromise would per-
manently bar the firms from US
ing the so-called "basing point
delivered price system"
Objection on Legal Basis.
The proposed order automati-
cally would conform to any change
in law. Congress has been study
ing legislation to clarity permiss-
able basing point pricinp.
Mr.. Whitney made it clear that
his objection to the proposal came
more on legal aspects of jurisdic-
ton rather than on the merits
Of the compromise.
'The commission lacks the DOW
er to issue cease and desist orders
not based upon findings of fact"
he said, land even If the COM
mission legally possessed such
power, its exercise in the manner
proposed would be contrary to the
public interest and to public
policy"
Evening star., 1949-12-05

sold into private servce-and are still going strong!
Then there is economy. Innumerabe tests show that
the l949 Cadillac actually approaches the lowest
priced popular cars in gasoline economy Few stand
ard cars will run farther on gallon of gasoline!
And, finally, there are the dependability records
records which prove beyond dispute, that the cars
freedom from the need Of repairs is just unusual as
its performance and beauty!
Yes-if you are ready for Cadillac, come in and
place your order. You will never make more
sensible purchase-or of which your friends and
neghbors will more heartily approve.
Evening star., 1949-12-05


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Evening star., 1949-12-05
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Evening star., 1949-12-05
Air Force Counsel Quits

Resignation of Brackley Shaw
as general counsel of the Air
Force was announced yesterday.
Mr.. Shaw will leave Office Decem-
ber Is to start a law practice here.
He is a former New York lawyer.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

tual Improvement Association Of
the stake.
More than 500 young people
attended a youth rally last night
marking the end Of the confer
ence.
Evening star., 1949-12-05

University. will speak ut q lunch
con OF the university's alumni as
sociation at 1890 pm. Wednes-
day in the Burlington Hotel.
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Arthur Montgomery to Speek

Arthur Montgomery. director of
the placement bureau at Catholic
Evening star., 1949-12-05

be sufficient reinsurance for the hestant buyer.
Take, for instance, the matter Of cost There are
eight other makes Of cars which actually have models
that are priced above the lowest-priced Cadillac.
Yes thousands Of the motorists you see on the
streets and highways paid more for their cars than
the man who sits at the wheel of Cadillac '61".
And, oh, the other facts in support Of Cadillac's
value!
There is long life, for example. -Four Cadllacs, Of
the 1912 Series, ran total Of 2,599,00O miles in
test recently concluded by great tire manufacturer
almost $4,000 miles pei car. All four were then
Evening star., 1949-12-05
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phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
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mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you q bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays the cough
or you are to have your money back.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
|GP0 EmpIoye Held
In Shooting Of Wife

A Government Printing Office
employe was charged today with
critically wounding his wife after
first asking her to read a chapter
from the Bible and then kissing
her.
Mrs. Lords v. Henderson, 81,
colored, of the 1400 block OF Half
street S.W. was in Gallinger Hos
pital with three bullet wounds in
the face, head and chest. Her
husband. George T. Henderson,
~. was charged with assault with
intent to kill.
Detective Sgt. Clarence Wine
miller said the shooting occurred
at $50 pm. yesterday at the Hen
derson home where Mrs. Hender-
son had returned after leaving
last Thursday. She had intended
to obtain divorce Henderson did
not want.
From the 1O9th Psalm, Mrs.
Henderson read: ". the mouth
of the wicked and the mouth of
the deceitful are opened against
me: they have spoken against me
with a lying tongue"
Police said Henderson was seat
ed at the kitchen table reading
the Bible when they arrested him.
Municipal Court Judge Thomas
D. Quinn ordered Henderson held
in $4,000 bond pending deter
mination Of his wife's condition.
Preliminary hearing was con-
tinued until next TUESDAY,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
EngIe Swind|e Trial
Is Nearing Jury
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 1.-The love
swindle trial Of Sigmund (Sam)
Engel was expected to be COM
pleted today before a jury of six
men and six women in Criminal
Court.
The case, will go to the jury.
after final arguments, without the
74-year-old Engel testifying in
his own defense, except for clos
ing arguments, without calling
Engel to the stand. although he
had expressed willingness to tes-
tify.
The aging Engel is on trial on
q charge Of operating confidence
game in bilking Mrs. Reseda Cor
rigan, 39-year-old Chicago widow,
out of $500.
The State, in the six-day trial.
presented several other widows
and divorces who told Of being
swindled out of money by Engel
after whirlwind courtships. Some
of the women testified they mar
ried Engel. but he disappeared
after the wedding ceremony.
Mrs. Corrigan testified Engel
mad set their wedding date-late
June but he left Chicago on
June 6 with her 5000. After he
was arrested here last June "a he
returned $4,000 to Mrs. Corrigan.
Engel expressed confidence that
he would be acquitted.
Il don't hope I'll be acquitted"
the white-haired Engel told re-
porters after yesterdays court SEES
sion. Il know I will be. The State
has no case against me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
7 Using Guard Plane
Go on Costly Hunt

A pheasant hunt while they
were weathered In at an Air Force
base in South Dakota proved an
expensive luxury yesterday for
two military pilots from Arlington,
Va.
Capt. Lyman Nicholas Fair
banks, jr., Of the District Air Ma
tional Guard, and a companion,
Maj. Franklin L. Fischer, USAF.
had gone after the game birds
near Mitchell with a friend, Rob-
ert Fitzgerald Of Plankinton, s.
Oak.
Proof that they were good shots
was offered by game wardens who
charged them with illegal possess
sion of 142 of the birds. The three
pleaded guilty before a judge at
Mitchell yesterday and were fined
$1,420, or $40 a bird, the Associ-
ated Press reported.
The legal limit for pheasants
is four cocks a day with nom
resident hunters limited to pos
session of 20 birds. The pleas
ants were turned over to a vet
erans' hospital.
Capt. Fairbanks had obtained
permission for a routine instru-
ment training flight to South Da-
kota, an Air Guard spokesman
said, and asked Maj. Fischer to go
along with him as co-pilot.
Bad weather grounded them
over the week end, it was said,
and a hunting trip was organized.
The two had flown to South
Dakota in q CAT of the District
Air Guard based at Andrews Field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
1agliavini, Opera Tenor,
Cleared in Paternity Case
BY the Assoeiosed Pres,

NEW YORK. Nov. IAN ap-
peals court yesterday cleared
Ferruccio Tagliavini. Metropoli-
tan Opera star, of a charge that
he fathered a child by dark
haired Mary Phillips.
The appellate division upset a
special sessions ruling of last
March that the tenor was the
child's father and must pay $25 q
week for its support.
Mr.. Tagliavini called Miss Phil
lips charge "a vile plot against
me-" He denied he ever was in
innate with the 2s-year-old La
coma IN. H. woman.
Mr.. Tagliavini Is married to Pia
Tassinari, Metropolitan soprano.
The appellate division called
Miss Phillips story of an alleged
backstage romance that reached
a climax in hotels and apartments
unworthy Of belief" Added the
court:
1.-THE courts have frequently
laid down the rule that in an &C
ton of this kind, in which the
charge is so easy to make and so
difficult to defend. the evidence
required to sustain an order of
flliation (naming q father of an
illegitimate child should be en-
tirely satisfactory"
She testified that she met Mr..
Tagliavini backstage at the Phila-
delphia Academy Of Music in De-
cember, 1916. They began q love
affair less than month later in
her New York apartment, she
related.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
Byrd Speaks in Ohio, Hits
Truman Spending Policy
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


CLEVELAND, Nov. Senator
Byrd. Democrat, of Virginia. said
today the money policies of the
Truman administration raise the
question of whether "our form of
government can endure"
Senator Byrd. a consistent Con-
gressional critic OF administration
tax and spending programs, used
automobiling terms to give his
argument to the annual meeting
Of the American Automobile As
ISOLATION. He said:
I'VE are racing down a four
lane super highway which termi-
mates i'll socialism whether you
call it welfare state. collectivism
or something else.
If increasing taxes or deficits
to meet continuously higher Fed
eral expenditures is to be our
course it is obvious that neither
our system nor our form of gov
eminent can endure.
If, as expected. deficit spend
ing is to be accelerated and the
next fiscal year beginning July l
is to be the third peacetime deficit
year in succession, it is doubtful
whether the Federal budget will
ever again be balanced and the
fiscal situation will be critically
close to the breaking point"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-01
AIcoa Puts Out FeeIer
Toward Ending Of Strike
BY the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 1.-The
Aluminium Co. of America today
put out a feeler toward reopening
negotiations with the CIO-U United
Steel Workers to end a strike OF
some 10000 employees in nine
States.
Alcoa was struck october II in
support Of the same union de-
mands for free pensions and in
surance that were leveled on the
steel industry.
After the unions strike settle
ment with the Bethlehem Steel
Co., an Alcoa spokesman said:
1--WE are willing, as we have
been all along, to sit down with
the union and negotiate on pen
sions and social insurance bene-
fits"
He said. however. that no def
mite overtures have been made.
Contract talks broke down Oc-
tober IA over the unions refusal
to accept a social benefit program
which could be adjusted in the fu-
ture in line with any changes in
the Federal social security pro-
gram.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

shsrehodeps Of he Eaat.s 3. &C sae
operative Building Association will
ss on hls s St 1as once Of " Medn ssss.;
November 2. 1e4s. at $40 o'clock
pm. EDWARD L. McALEER. Sec
The ANNUAL MEETING Of the
be held ut the office Of the associa-
ton, Eleventh and 3 streets. north
west, Monday, November 14th. 1949.
81 ssvsn-thirty o'clock pm. VIII
Li VII Il No 0ff 81 f sfsroRsmLE for
obligations or debts contracted by
any one except myself. &. r.
re G9o nAAs 2 eESGcPP 81 ,D nH in
selecting and placing bookkeepers.
pa6lia $751; 9 f4se r. Maa.ss ave- n1
qsR EEb A sissHs1E s sEEEXlSE
I WILL NOT Be responsible for oblisa-
nons or debts contracted By any one
except myself. GEORGE 2. EMBREY
! WILL NOT be responsible for debts
@gss TH * sn oa o S1ns. iasp
Ridge Rd,s oreel3elt, Nd.
debts unless contracted By myself.
CHARLES LAWRENCE MURDOCH,
2001 n Taylor ST., Arlington, Va.
HOME REPAIRH-The work q spe-
cialty. Reasonable. Guaranteed.
Free estimate. MR.. JONES, WA.
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Lock Trouble? MA. 6O58
Home and auto locks r. red and
replaced. Keys fitted to any locks
door checkS overhauled.
CENTRAL SAFE d LOCK CO.
002 EYE ST. NV.
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Two Similar Air Accidents
Take Place in ; Months

Today's disaster at National
Airport was the second within
three months in which an Eastern
Air Lines plane crashed after be-
ing struck in the air by military
aircraft.
On July 30 a Navy Hellcat
fighter, piloted by 1t. G.go Rob
ert Poe. jr., crashed into an East
ern DC-3 near Fort Dix, N. j.,
killing 1t. Poe and is persons
aboard the airliner.
In today's crash, the CONNER
cial airliner was struck by plane
Of the Bolivian air force.
In the July crash, four Of the
victims, in addition to 1t. Poe
were residents of the Washington
area. 1t. Poe, a student at
George Washington University
under a special Navy training pro-
gram, lived near Fairfax, Va.