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Evening star., 1950-05-17
AUTOS G. TRUCKS WANTED

CHEVROLET OwNERs-Give us a
whirl for that last dollar, New-car
connections IS our specially. CEN
PREWAR CARS. including converti-
pies: top prices. TOWN 6s COUNTRY
FAIR, HONEST APrRAIsALs on all
EskiE s ffss rs IFS. 'f''5s' ss s'
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
Al or AZ car in good cond. and
nice appearance. GIL. S349. is
FORD OWNERS-Give us whirl for
that last dollar. New-car connec-
MofoR ss9f / SALES al sDefsiy 4sa5 CONN ays
CoSvERTiBLEs gsfTi and other .prewa,
models; top prices. TOWN & c0uM- 0nG
wISI TEY sS3 5SS3 nvM.cES Wts aye" Or 0lGo aes
for r01Te Wreckine ing: yard a VI. Vas ss6s. 00e''
BUSINESSMAN desires postwar car
or new car with low mileage; all
cash, Call GE: 9770.
FORDs WANIED-I941 to 1850;
WARREN SANDERS. 2o1o sladense
rCEfr2ts rsSsf sd w aAsFEpfs4i Il 4-tsas to 1850:
name . y your prise; S, PriSe Se, in i an and see
WARREN SANDERS. rulU BladenS-
rnEns6Srh SgFs 6 f., owsEfsMaiv. II fsta13 us a
whirl for that last dollar. New-car
connections is our speciality. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR SALES, 1926 Conn.
CHEvRoLETs WANTED - 1s4i to
1850: name your rrice. Drive in
and see WARREN SANDERS 201 0
Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii. 4-4313.
or used Drive In. bring your title
and get cash WOLFE MOTORS
18th and K sts: nv Elk 1862
clean, late model cars. All cash or
fa4sf.sTs safhisT,s ,s1S checks ..: NORRIS . 4
BUSINEssMAN needs Ford chev..
Plym., 80 or later; must pass insp.
and be good cash buy. Elk. 424S
days. OV. 5109 ewes 81
NASH 5000 Al or AZ; prefer club
coupe with o.-d. Call MI. $500 after
7:30 pm; ask for JIM McCUL-
PoSTiAC % owNERs-Give us a Thirl
for that last dollar. New-car con-
nections is our speciality. CENTRAL
MOTOR SALES, 1895 Conn. ave-,
WO. 1926. %
Evening star., 1950-05-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sTUDEBAKER Ia4s Resal de luxe
sedan; q quality car. St.ssA. SiA9
down, liberal weekly terms. why
pay more AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 BladenShurE I'd. ne
STUDE. '49 2-dr.; eeuip: 81 cas-. SIS
down. METROPOLITAN MOTORS.
n Y. ave, at BladenseGrg rd. --sl
sTUDE Is Landcr9issr: Z; b; cd
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. ct Blaeens-
ourg I'd 81
STuDE. as cow. epe.: r, h. Cd.
SLABS. S95 down. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. N, Y, ave, at Biadens-
burg nd. I'll
STTDE. AZ e-dr.; = h.. Cd: SqaS,
TORS. N. Y, ave. At Bladenssars rc
Evening star., 1950-05-17
AUToMoTivE MIscL. Cont. J
RAlIERS
HOUSE TRAILERs WANTED-Cash:
bring them out. we'll bus it. 1000
Central ave. Sc. HI. $3.50. go

HOUSE TRAILERS WANTED-Cash;
bring them out. we'll buy it. 7000
Central ave. Sc. HI. $3.50. go
HEETER TRAILER SALES, Berwyn.
now has q lge. display of both new
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers, ranging
in size from Is to 80 #: priced
from $500 to S2.750 terms: 2 to
5 yrs. Phone TO. 51i1.
PRIVATE OWNER must sell 1850
Whitley. 23E.ft: house trailer;
slider renting. LU. 4-56S6. 10
LET US STORE or sell your trailer
on consignment: new or used. To
get the best price. NATL. CAP.
SALES. 27o0 No. hwy. Arl. OF.
LATE AZ ZrMMER-27-ft.; sleeps 6:
nicely decorated; in perfect cond,;
S1,750, or best offer. Call ewes, ia.
4-0474, 202S Lee hwy, Arlington.
WANTED TO BUY-Used. aO-ft. or
NOR fat bed or van type. Can
TRAILER. 1850. % IT. Get away
from the heat and noise. com
plete home on wheels. Unusually
beautiful cabinet work. 7 Gu. it
refrg. and freezer unit. 10. S-2722.
1913 ZIMMER 2s' with cinder block
room and flush toilet; sleeps 3; best
offer; lot 81. Temple Trailer Village,
Alexandria, Va I'll
Evening star., 1950-05-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ISTUDEBAkER 1a4S Commander sed.;
r and h: cd. Wv. tires; custom
covers: peri. inside and out. your
ideal vacation car fully guaranteed:
81 ,450 cash. trade or terms. WOLFE
Ey. S56S Ii
STUDERAkER l94i coupe-sedan,
recently overhauled; clean; T. and
h; overdrive; hill holder. S4e5
cash. KELLER, GLA ats3s, 5 to
STTDEBAKER az: Sl.oe5: de luxe
Champ. cdr: T. and h. ed, beau
tiful seat covers. gorgeous Jet black.
car exactly like new IN every re-
spect Make your own terms
ave. ne. LU- 1856, lis
STUDEBAkER 1850 Royal de luxe
Champion 3-door: gray; o, d., China
tixer, w,wt.; 5000 miles, excel.
cond.; 81 1895. OR. 1852 so
Evening star., 1950-05-17
TRUCKS FOR SALE


i '3s INTERNATIONAL Aa-ton panel;
l 40 Chevrolet h-ton panel; 500
each or best offer. VIM. CHANDLER
CO.. 1929 9th st. NV. DU. 4S17.
WILLYS 194s s4-ton pickup truck:
peri. cond.: $3.50. FIR. 1867. after
WILLYS 194s sedan delivery; a quail
tty truck; 1894. $149 down; liberal
weekly terms. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
PLYMOUTH 1910 pickup; "a ton,
good cond. and appear, 1925, terms
4404 r. I. ave. -19
TRUCK SPECIALS
Just received. 25 conventional trucks
from Army: almost new. Pickups,
dumps, stakes. tractors; so others
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC TRUCK DEALERS
$500 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va. CH. 1000
night services at our Alex. plant,
1901 Oronoco st. OV. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-05-17
GARAGES

ss Mo.-1Ox1s, wide alley. elec.
lights ca cor; nr. Colony Theater
groups NV. for sale, terms, trade;
add cash. N E. RYON, GE. 6146'
NEAR 14th AND N SITS. N.w.-1-car
gar. 1924 VT. ave. NV. CO. 1904.
LARGE double brick garage for rent;
suitable for shop. Call between
to 9 pm. OR. 590S. 20'
FOR TRUCKS AND AUTOS
High wire enclosure.
Rear 734 18th st. Sc. AT. 9506
Evening star., 1950-05-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 1949 IS" de luxe sed. :;
2-tone blue and grey: r. and n;
o.-d; electromatic clutch: custom
covers; positively like new; 81 ,6s5
cash. trade or terms. WOLFE MO-
TORS, 18th and K st. NV. EX.
PACKARD 40 4-door sedan: fully
tee; Sg95. SHIRLIEGTOE MOTOR
CO., Shirlington Business Center,
Lincoln-Mercury Dealers, Ov. 4o1u
PLYMOUTH 1947 station wagon: Just
been reyarnished; good rubber
haN hfsseT + ezsfl cRawFoRD fS5s s 5esS chshP khP
PLYMOUTH 1882 4-cyl.; sls5 cash.
Call At. 53l2. 1925 K 81. R.e.--ls
PLYMOUTH 1916 4-door sedan;
ss s9afs e eEsRAL fSfs s'fs5snt NoToR s0pailHa sA
PLYMOUTH 1946 special de luxe
sedan; radio: ike new; sacrifice
sss5, ROPER. 18th and r; I.
FIhxYfMoo66rH 1s4s 4,dr. sed.. r. and
Bodine, RANDALL MOTORS INC,
Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer. 18th and
NJ SITS. NV, EX. 4s00. 60
PLYMOUTH 1917 4-dr. Special: light
green; r. and h.. slip covers; excel
conC.i one owner 1910 or best
offer WI. 1928 -19
PLYMOUTH 1871 4-door sedan. r.
and h.: excel. cond throughout
$3.50, Cali ia. a-s775' after 8 Pm.
PLYMOUTH 194s late spec. de luxe
sedan; r. and h., very clean inside
and out. carries 1949 listing. Price
SI,195. AKERS OLDSMOBILE
CADILLAC CO.. Fairlington Shop
Center. Alex. Va. OV. 0350.
PLYMOUTH AT 4-door sedan: fully
equipped; 30-day no-cost guaran-
tee; S1,095. SHIRLINGTON MO-
TOR CO., Shirlington Business Gen.
ter. Lincoln Mercury Dealers, OV.
1000.
PLYMOUTH 1947 sedan; a quality
car; 1894, S14s down. liberal weekly
terms: Why pay more? AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
PEIaYMdoiGfirH difi 1s4a; s1.os5: spec. de
luxe 4-dr.; r. and h.. seat covers.
beautiful apple green. truly beauty
Spotless. Make your own terms.
GREENWAY MOTORS, 1900 MINI
ave. ne LU 4-351d is
PLYMOUTH 1947 sedan a quality
car; 1904, S149 down, liberal weekly
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladensburg
rd. ne,
Evening star., 1950-05-17
TRAILERS
NEW AND USED

See these and many other new and
USED m9deis ;,v2 9f scHuLT AMsRh AMERI3
house trailers with complete bath
rooms. etc. refrigerators. h.--w
heaters. etc. Ask about our low
down payments and financing plan.
VACATION RENTALS
Open to s weekdays and Sundays
American Trailer Co., Inc.
4O3O Wisconsin Ave. NV, WO 1921
Evening star., 1950-05-17
TAXIcABS FOR RENT

CHEVROLETS, taxicabs, SIS per day;
Sun. free. TOWN CAB, "a H st. ne.
Evening star., 1950-05-17

1886 TO 1941 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade; i'm
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS, 1920
Rhode Island ave ne. MI. 9774
SHIPPERS NEED CARS
Any Make, Any Model
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th St. NV.
L O S T
500 by a certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to a neighbor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Kew Bridge)
1917 North Moore St. OW S7S7
WANTED 100 CARS
'S6 TO 40 Bring title, II car Is A.
nanced we will pay Of balances. No
dickerins Immediate cash See be-
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Que st NV DU 5000
TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars; any make or
model. Cali Bill Golden. GE 1900.
SCHLEGEL q GOLDEN. 11o Carroll
st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

give it even to small children On
their doctors advice.
So when you're in pain. don't ex-
pertinent with drugs that have not
been proved by years Of successful
use. For the fast relief you want.
and the dependable relief that's i'm
portant to- your health take gen
uine Bayer Aspirin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24


TOM sTnasoN
now much does he needs
ER0NT. When q fighting nsan
Il is sent to the front, ho,O ssstch
equipment must be sent with him?
Up to IL tons. And another
ton of supplies must be moved in
every month to keep him there.
ED, Nutley, N. J.
NOSES i. What means of
TRANSPORTATION ,0eze used by ce's-
SIS e,aunse7ators in Alaska to
reach outlying sillages?
Dog sleds, half-track vehicles
and small planes.
-I.L.R., Indianapolis, Ind.
CHIEF "S0sd- hoo gig
gm,sd," a recently adopted member
Of q Neoada Indian tribe, has
been giaes lifeline hunting and
fishing rights on the reservation.
By sghat other name is this ne,0
tyibesnsan kssOsOn?
Bing Crosby. His Indian name
means Man of Many Songs"
D.M.B., Washington, D. C.
LURE :. BY WhGt tempting
offer were Britosss being per-
ssaGded to spend their vacations
in France picking grGbes3
Free wine, plus a holiday allow
ance of SO cents day.
FL. Chicago, III.
SECURITY AT the start Of
1850, hOs0 much life insurance
did the average American family
own?
5000. That's a record high.
KIM, ScGrsdaIe, N. Y.
NUMBER PLEASE .. What
is the annual telephone bill foT the
Defense Department army. Mary
and Air Force)?
The phone bill alone is
$1,70O,0OO. Operators salaries
and maintenance personnel add
$500, 900, which makes total
phone costs 81, 200, 600.
Mrs. .J.H.P., Washington, DC.
coasoUcrsDsy ~
NOTE: We will pay 81 for q question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tions are based on current news and
clipping of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York IL. N. Y. Unaccepted con-
tributions cannot be acknowledged or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24

pain, use Bayer Aspirin tablets. They
bring you relief with amazing speed
because they start disintegrating
almost instantly you take them.
Timed by stopwatch. they're ready
to go to work in too seconds.
But fast relief isn't the only reason
why it pays to use Bayer Aspirin.
Also important is the fact that you
can take it with complete confidence.
For Bayer Aspirin's single active in
gredient is not only 50 efecfise that
doctors prescribe it for pain relief.
but is so gentle to the system mothers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-09-24
coaovcrsD ~ ~ ~

NOTE: We will pay 81 for question
and answer used in this column. Cues
tons are based on current news and
clipping Of news source must accom-
pany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 40 Lexington Avenue.
New York IL. N. Y. Unaccepted con-
tributions cannot be acknowledged or
returned.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
PoIiticos 10 Debate
In Prince GEORGES

Republican and Democratic
Party leaders of Prince Georges
County will participate in debate
at 8 pm. Wednesday at the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
Their subject will be ''The Man.
ager VS.. the Commission Form OF
County Administration"
Participants will be State Sena-
tor L. Harold Sothoron and Jer-
rold v. Powers, attorney to the
county commissioners, for the
Democrats. and John Raymond
Fletcher, chairman Of the county's
Republican State Central Com
mittee. and John F. Lillard, jr., q
member of the COPS Platform
Committee for the county.
DR.. Christian L. Larsen, director
of the university's Bureau of Pub
lie Administration, will be mod.
orator.
The debate will be the first of q
series of similar programs spon-
Sored by the recently organized
Citizens Committee for Good Gov
ernment in Prince Georges
County. 1t will be held in the
central auditorium of the univer.
sity's Education Building.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Hillside Girl, 7,
Reported Kidnapped

A 7-year-old Hillside CMd.) gir,
was reported kidnapped today by
a man and woman riding in g
black sedan.
Prince Georges police were TOLD
that the girl, Virginia Lee Hoile
Z, was taken from her home in the
5000 block of Marlboro pike, about
1880 am. The report was given
by the girls stepmother, Mrs
Henry Hole.
Police said the girl had been liv-
ing for two months with her
father, a 27-year-old painter, and
her stepmother.
They said the girls mother was
divorced from her father about
years ago and since has remarked
Until 2 months ago, when Mr..
Hoile took her to his home, the girl
had lived with her grandmother,
Mrs. Virginia Kellum, of Silver
Spring. y
Police were told by a neighbor
that the child was seized by q
woman, who. jumped out of the
car parked at a nearby tavern, and
ran through several yards.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
First 1850 Polio Case
Reported in Alexandra

Alexandria reported its first
polio case Of the year today and
two more were added to the Dis
trict roster giving the Washing
ton area a total of 49 cases so
far this year.
The Alexandria victim is 28-
year -old woman from the 200
block of East Braddock road, Al
exandria, who was taken to Gal
linger Hospital last night, the
Alexandria Health Department
reported.
The two new District victims
are listed by the District Health
Department as:
An 11-year-old colored girl
from the 5000 block of Foote
street NE. and q 7-year-old COL
ored boy from the 500 block OF
Florida avenue NE, both admit
ted to Children's Hospital.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Third Fire in Year Hits
Laundry in Arlington

Bundles of coveralls were dam
aged today in the third fire in less
than a year at the Industrial
Laundry, 1400 block of Lee high
way, Rosslyn.
The blaze was confined to the
coveralls by two Arlington fire
companies. Twenty employees es-
capped without injury from the
building at 1921 Lee highway. An
estimate Of the damage was not
available.
One fire last summer and an
other July 16 were in a building at
1407 Lee highway. After the first
blaze, the firm moved out. The
new building a fireproof structure,
recently was completed.
Arlington's new $4,000 ladder
truck broke an axle as it was leav-
ing. y
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Plumber Telephones
Daughter, Kills Self

Homicide squad detectives sale
today a 44-year-old plumber, ap-
parently distraught over a years
separation from his wife, shot
himself in the head while talking
with his 20-year-old daughter over
the telephone.
The victim, Richard ]. Voigt, o1
4420 Jenifer street NV, was
unconscious when found and died
a short time later. Deputy Coro-
ner Richard Rosenberg said he
would issue q certificate of sui
eide.
Mr.. Voigt was found slumped
in a bedroom chair by his mother
Mrs. Margaret Voigt, who had
been sitting on a rear porch with
her husband, Frederick Voigt. Po-
lice said they reported hearing q
sound, but thought 1t was a fire.
cracker.
He had telephoned the daugh-
ter, Dolores, of 3618 South KEN
per street. Arlington, and, police
said, told her of his intention to
kill himself. Then she heard the
shot.
She and brother, Richard, %
drove to the Jenifer street ad-
dress, but their father had died
before their arrival.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
z in Air Crash Still
In Critical Condition

Abingdon Pa.) Memorial Hos
pital today described as "a little
better" the conditions Of two Ana
costa naval air reservists burned
in a plane crash that killed three
others Friday.
Still on the critical list are 1t.
Comdr. Stanley Chernack, IS, OF
1924 Appleton street NV, and
1t. Ernest j. Lawton, jr., SO, OF
ZIG South Courthouse road, Ar
lington.
Doctors said the men were out
of the primary stage of burn
shock, but will be classified as
critical for three or four more
days.
Killed in the crash near Willow
Grove, Pa, were Comdr. Ernest
Arnold Rust, A., of 1902 Harling
lane, Bethesda; Metalsmith 1/c
Ralph w. Henry, 80, of 5 Leeward
green S.W., and Mechanic &c
Murry A. Hubbard, 81, of ia
Boyer road S.W.
Services for Comdr. Rust will
be held 9:30 am. Wedesnday at
Fort Myer Chapel, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
Services for Mr.. Henry tenta-
lively are scheduled for 1:15 pm.
tomorrow at the Nalley funeral
home, 5000 Rhode Island avenue
NE, with services at 2 pm. in
Fort Myer Chapel and burial in
Arlington Cemtery.
Funeral services for Mr.. Hub
bard will be held at Bassett, Va.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Puwnbrokers' Plan
To Evode D. c. Law
Criticized by Scott

Municipal Court Judge Ar
mond w. Scott today criticized
stores which are getting around
the District law against pawn
brokers by buying" articles on
a short term basis.
"Of course we have no pawn
brokers in the District" he said
"But you still see their signs
They get around it by buying
things for 10 days or so, and
then selling them back"
His criticism came during a
hearing of a petty larceny case in
which the missing article, radio,
had been pawned and not yet
recovered.
'"Tell the owner of that radio he
can go down and get his lawful
property without paying for it."
Judge Scott said. "You don't
have to buy back goods which
have been stolen from you"
Judge Scott then continued
until tomorrow the case against
Charles Jefferson, 4S. colored, OF
the 1900 block of v street NV.
and ordered police to bring the
radio to court.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Prisoner Found Hanging
In Cell Sent 10 HOSPITAL

Quick work by sixth precinct
policemen was credited today with
saving the life of a prisoner found
suspended from a crossbar in his
cell with strips of a shirt tied
around his neck.
Pvt. Otis Chapman said he and
other policemen released the man
Dallas c. Shaw, 20. of the 1000
block of Bashford lane, Alexan-
dria, when they heard him ''kick-
ing around in his CELL" The mans
feet were touching the floor.
Police said Shaw, booked for
drunkenness, was sent to Gallinger
Hospital for observation.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Is Graduate Engineers
Get In-Training Course

Twenty-Five Washington and
nearby Maryland youths are
among IS graduate engineers
from the University of Maryland
and Johns Hopkins University
who have been admitted to the
new Maryland engineer-in-tr train
ing category.
All passed examinations held
last month by the Maryland State
Board of Registration for Profess
sional Engineers and Land Sur
veyors.
The classification was created
through a recent amendment to
the States engineering registra-
ton law. It provides that pros
pective engineers must serve at
least four years in some engi-
neering capacity before being al
lowed to apply for admission to
full practice in the profession.
Those admitted from the Wash
ington area include:
Robert B. Batter, spencerville: Earl w.
Brown, 2116 Dexter avenue, Silver Spring;
Walter E. Burke, Laurel; Robert r. Cooper.
3av dssE 4s4o FSss es wSqf paGfway Asrfs ASs
Clyde J. beavers, 51O3 Edmonston road.
| Hyattsville; William W. Gregory, Gle
! Ridge road, Greenbelt Reginald M. Hall,
| POI Fifth street, Laurel; Russell Hens,
3S Perry avenue, Kensington; George e.
Kern. 400 Longfellow street. Riverdale.
Greenbelt.
Also. Chester M. MaEruder. 5000 East
ern drive, Silver Spring; Robert McClel~
Ian, .5300 W street Sc; H. o: Mikelait.
T.. 1881 Wells parkway, Riverdale: L; F.
aaH Upshur L Street atS NV; onR Robert % e Nordby.
Hillandale; Jacob r. ohrn, 56O7 Thirty
ninth street NV; Walter w. Osborne,
4719 Wells parkway. Riverdale; George
R: Quick, 5913 Annistron road, Bethesda;
Richard N. Reed. IL, 1854 Wessling lane,
road, Greenbeit; H. E' sturdevant, 6SsS
Forty-sixth place, Riverdale; George
Worley, jr., 3555 Holmead place NV.
way, RiVerdale
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Post Ears Burn
From Red Face
Over Site of Bell

Eight days ago the Washington
Post gave $25 Savings Bond fol
a suggestion on where to put a
reproduction Of the Liberty Bell
presented to the District to stimu-
late bond sales.
Mrs. Mary D. Panzer of Bethes-
da proposed placing the bell in
the small triangle before the Dis
trict Building across Pennsylvania
avenue from the Post. Tempo
rarily it has been on the District
Building steps.
Today, Charles Stofberg, spe-
cial assistant to Commissioner
john Russell Young, ordered the
clapper silenced.
He said the Post had protested
the naturalization reverberat-
ing" as a result of volunteer bell
ringers yanking on the bell cord.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Mccormick Will Direct
Sesqui Special Events

Stephen j. Mccormick. assistant
director of public relations for the
Sesquicentennial Commission, has
been named it's director Of special
events, Paul M. Massmann, gen.
eral manager, announced today.
At the same time, Mr.. Mass
mann announced abolishment of
the public relations department
and resignation of Robert E.
Fowler, as public relations direc-
tor.
Ben M. Morgan, former Wash
ington newspaperman, will be in
charge of the commissions press
relations.
Adjustment of the public re-
lations department was decided on
because of the curtailed program
and the fact that the Freedom
Fair will not be held, Mr.. Mass
mann explained.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Phantom Who Warned
Senate Is Held Sane

The woman who appeared in
the Senate gallery draped in gray
cloth and calling herself "The
Phantom" has been adjudged ot
sound mind by the Mental Health
Commission, it was learned today
She is Margaret Andra Russell
Of Oklahoma, who stood up in
the gallery July II and with out
stretched hands declared, 'I come
to warn you that fraud is being
perpetrated against humanity -
She was committed to Gallanger
Hospital for observation and was
released last week.
1t was her second appearance
in such a role with similar re-
suits. In 1941, she appeared In
the House against lend-lease to
Europe.
Evening star., 1950-07-24
Maryland Dairy Farmers
Invited Into New Union
By the Associated Press

BUTLER, Pa, July 24.-Now
dairy farmers in Pennsylvania
Ohio. Maryland and West Vir-
ginia have a union.
It is the AFL Associated Milk
Producers and Handlers, which
is seeking members in the four
state area.
The Union was given a charter
at a session here. It will be known
as Local 292 under a charter is
sued by the AFL National Farm
Labor Union.
The local will bargain with
professors and distributors to "se-
cure for its members prices for
their products that will make il
possible for them to remain in
business and earn a decent living
for their families
Edward J. Dittmer, Butler
R. D. 6. is president. Other off,
GERS are Carl Bahman, Butler
r. D. 8, vice president, and DON
aid j. Mcdonald, West Sunbury
Pa, r. D. 2, secretary-treasurer
Similar unions have been or
ganized in New York, Wisconsin
New Jersey and Louisiana.