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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Near 14th and Peahodv N.W.

NcdI 44GIl dAlu ECdUOSA% N.W'
A fine neighborhood, . lovely home;
8 lge. bedrms.. 2 baths on End floor:
Perfectly arranged 1st floor designed
for comfortable living. Attractively
priced at onlv $21 $50. Cau Milton
Perman, TU. 2-35S3.
selected from
THE GALLERY OF HOMES"
Office Open Daily Till o. Sun. TIL
SIDNEY z. MENSH & CO.
1913 Eye st. NV. MA. S-6440
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HOUSES sALE-N.w. tcont. /,

CALL OWNER to buy clean-cut G
rms. enclosed porches. Rarage
low down payment to honest buyer
CO. $4,000.
UNIQUE DETACHED BRICK
Lovely 7-rm., 3-bath home in most de-
sirable neighborhood. Center hall, lge
liv. rm. with firepl. sep. din. rm., sun
rm,, kit. with table space. 2 porches,
closets, roomy attic; rec. rm. with
full bath in bright dry basement;
hot-water heat: Anchor fence; dble.
garage. Convenient to schools, shon-
ping. transp. Mr.. Maury, TU.
2-3926.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor 1904 14fh st AID A-onllh
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E. F. Blanchard, Realtor

Ju. s-S600 Till 10 Il
CHILLUM TERRACE
Terrific buy! Owner transferred to
nifty Of better homes Just over D. c
Ene;, Only , years cid Cant be
duplicated under S25. 900. Asking
3 300 for. quick sale. 4 bedrms.,
iull tile baths, full bsmt.. land
GnldberR TIL o-R1 20
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RAMBLER

OPEN SUNDAY. 1.6.
ms beautiful aIl-brick rambler. situ-
ated '3-acre lot, features og-burn-
ing fireplace. 24-ft. liv. rm., guest
SIze DIN, rm.; lge. equip kit. 3
shelves, sliding door closets colored
bathroom fixtures, fun basement with
rec rm. Must be sold, SIT.95G
Tel RE. 5-920S. Directions: Ont
military hwy. to Forestville rd.. turn
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. e-ssoo.
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$3.50. FULL PRICE

Enjoy life IN this 2-bedrm. bungalow
on 'ot 77xlS0 in Temple Hills area.
City water ana sewer. Bigger inside
tnan you would think. See 1t TODAY.
POTTS PEAITY LO. 1870
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NEAR 4 ACRES

1884 ALLENTOWN RD., $3.50
local for couple. this little Gotta "a
mas : bedrmS.. ufn. Liv. rm.
ana water TO kit. only. Garage.
- land cleared Excel. garden
taxes. Call for appt.
WEST REAL ESTATE, Jo. $4,000.
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KENSINGTON--Large lot. near cle-
mentary school; spotlesS 2-bedrm.
brick bungalow, firepl.. full bsmt =.
ail-elec. kit. carport. Here is a real
buy in a fine neighborhood. SI4.95O.
LO. $1,000 til q pm.
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HOW CAN I

Make a deal on this 2-bedrn. ror
prick rambler in Temple Hills on
iot l00xlS5? Full dry bsnit., Ice.
hlgh attic. Make me an offer today.
POTTS REALTY LO, 7-03I0
GO 0E0 HlITT nRTNH@
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FEEL CROWDED?

You'll find the room you need in this
well-built, S-room. 2-Story home. It
has comfort and charm. plus double
firepis., beamed ceilings. q baths,
double stairways. separate Earase,
fenced yard and a quiet. well-kept
neighborhood. Priced BELOW COST
at $15,950. Excellent terms. Call us
to see this home todayl
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OF Conn. aVe.-Attractive; 3 rooms
. a bedrms.). 2-bath brick home
with. attic. cellar. oil burner. hot
water heat built-in garage. Con-
venient TO bus and streetcsrs.
stores. theater. schools. etc. Price.
So $50. Ewes. TIE. 6-2233. L. T.
NV, Ma. S-O753.
JUST WEST OF CONN. AVE. nr.
shopping center--If you can use a
: small detached brick with 8 rooms
and 112 baths and built-in garage,
. S17 800 Now under construction,
ready in 30 days. FRANK M.
DOYLE, Realtor DI. 7-7965 or WO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-15
Stevenson Sees Rise
In Party's Strength
By the Assoeloted Press

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. Is
Adlai E. Stevenson. who thought
his visit here was going to be a
vacation from politics. forgot
about the Democrats of Maine.
They elected a Democratic
Governor Monday for the first
time since 1884. So Mr.. Steven
son, the party's titular head and
its 1852 nominee for President,
felt this called for comment.
Yesterday. he said the Maine
election confirms an impression
we have had for a long time of
enormous increases in Demo-
cratic strength throughout the
country. This is indicated not
only in the Governors race, but
in the races for the Senate and
House as we'll"
Democrats lost the Maine SEN
ate race and three House con-
tests, but they showed their
greatest strength in decades.
Mr.. Stevenson also told news
men he expects a Democratic
majority of from 20 to 40 seats
in the next Congress.
I'm the Senate we're going to
hold our own, and we may pick
up a few Seats" he said.
The former Illinois Governor
arrived here Sunday to help cele-
brate the engagement of his son,
Adlai E. Stevenson, jr, to Miss
Nancy Lewis Anderson of Louis
ville4 S
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McC orthyFoe Easy Winner
InNew York; Roosevelt Logs

were reported to be In front and
the leading forces in Erie County
(Buffalot have not Endorsed
either Mr., Hartman or Mr.,
Roosevelt.
All the returns were incomplete
and unofficial.
Has No Opposition.
Mr.. Roosevelt won the DEM
ocratic congressional renomina-
ton without opposition in the
Goth district, on Manhattan
West Side. He will not seek re-
election If nominated for Gov
ernor. 81
G. 0. P. voters in the same
district nominated Warren l.,
Schnur for Mr.. Roosevelt's seat.
Mr.. Schnur defeated Marty Sny-
der. President Eisenhower's
World War II mess sergeant,
who conducted a write-in cam
paign. Mr.. Snyder charged
fraud, claiming his watchers
were denied admission to the
polling places.
All congressman who engaged
in primary contests were renom-
mated. Among them were Re-
publicans Ralph Gamble, vet
eran WeStchester Represent
alive, and Edmund P. Radwan
OF Buffalo, and Democrats Adam
Clayton Powell. jr.; James G..
Donovan and Lester Hoffman,
all of New York City.
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Dead Man Gets Big Vote
In Washington Primary
By The Assoeiuteo Pies,

SEATTLE, Sept. 15.-A dead
man polled nearly half as many
votes yesterday in WaShington's
primary election as the man who
won the Democratic nomination
for Congress from the Fifth dis
trict.
John F. Mckay. Spokane, died
August Is but it was too late to
remove his name from election
ballots in all but one county of
the district. His death was well
publicized. however, both by the
press and radio.
With 463 of the districts $40
precincts counted. 2.435 votes had
been cast for Mckay.
The winners Art Carton of
Chelan,4 former Democratic state
chairman had 5,514.
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row received 24,048 votes against
8.708 for former Governors
Councillor Renfrew A. Thomson.
Mcintyre Nominated.
Thomas j. Mcintyre, former
mayor of Laconia, won the Demo-
cratic nomination for Represen-
tative Merrow's seat by topping
his nearest rival, Alfred E. Forth,
1948 Democratic nominee for the,
Senate. $500 votes to 5,705.
John Rogers Penn, Manchester
insurance man. received 3,026
votes.
The End Congressional District
Republican nomination went to
Attorney Perkins Bass of Peter
borough over Bert league in a
fight that was close almost all the
way. With all but two of the dis
trict's 1877 towns and wards
counted, Mr.. Bass had 1854
votes to Mr.. leagues 1884.
Running in third place in the
eight-man fight for the G. o. P.
nomination was Bradford At
torney Stanley M. Brown, with
1854. The other five trailed far
behind.
George F. Brown, Winchester
nursing home operator, was UNI
opposed for the Democratic nom
nation.
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| Utah Democrats Vote
House Nomination 10
Reya Beck Bosone
BY the Assoeiated Prs.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 49,
Utah Democrats have put Mrs.
Reva Beck Bosone over her first
hurdle in her attempt to return
to Congress.
They nominated her for Rep
resentative from Utah's I'd con-
gressional district, giving her a
decisive victory over Warwick C..
Lamoreaux. like Mrs. Bosone, a
Salt Lake City attorney.
With more than four fifths Of
the very Light vote in yesterdays
primary election tabulated, the
returns. compiled by the Salt
Lake Tribune, gave Mrs. Bosone
a lead of about 2j2 to /.
Mrs. Bosone. only woman ever
to represent Utah in Congress,
served two terms before her de-
feat two years ago by Republican
William A. Dawson. She will
oppose Mr.. Dawson again in the
November general election. Mr..
Dawson, the incumbent. was re-
nominated without opposition.
In the LIST district Republic
cans again chose Representative
Douglas r. Stringfellow of Og-
den, now completing his first
term. to oppose the veteran Wal
ter K. Granger, Cedar City
Democrat who served six terms
in the House before making his
unsuccessful bid for the Senate
in 1852. Mr.. Stringfellow and
Mr.. Granger both were unop-
posed in yesterdays voting.
Unofficial returns from 427 of
the 485 voting districts in the
I'd congressional district gave
Mrs. Bosone 1921 votes to 6,633
for MIR. Lamoreaux.
Mrs. Bosone first won election
to Congress In 1948. defeating
Mr.. Dawson. She was reelected
in 1850, winning from Repub-
lican Ivy Baker Priest, now
Treasurer Of the United States.
But in 1852 Mr.. Dawson de-
feated Mrs. Bosone handily.
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Johnson, Mrs. Bailey
Win in Vermont
BY the Associated Press

MONTPELIER. VT, Sept. IS.
Vermont Republicans, whose
nominees for Statewide office
customarily have been elected,
have chosen a 61-year-old in
dustrialist and woman lawyer
to head the State ticket in No
vember. O.
Lieut.. Gov. Joseph B. johnson,
native of Sweden and one of
Vermont's leading manufacture
ers, scored a sweeping victory in
yesterdays primary to carry off
the Republican nomination for
Governor.
Mrs. Consuelo Northrop Bailey,
54-year-old speaker of the YER
mont House of Representatives,
won the nomination for lieuten-
ant governor in a stiff three Cor
nered fight.
In becoming the first woman
candidate for such high Office in
the States history. Mrs. Bailey
defeated two strong vote-getters:
Attorney General F. Elliott Bar
Der and former Gov. Harold j.
Arthur.
Vermonters usually move up
their lieutenant governors to the
Governorship and if past policy
prevails, Mrs. Bailey one day may
be the States first woman Gov
ernor.
The complete unofficial vote
for Governor was johnson, A.
173: State Senator Henry ID.
Vail, 1882. For Lieutenant Gov
ernor: Mrs. Bailey, 1869; Bar
Der, 1851; Arthur, 17,718.
There will be no Democratic
contests. Mr.. Johnson's opponent
in November will be I'D. Frank
Branon, a State Seil8tor and
farmer.
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LOST.

LUST.
BILLFOLD., vicinity Conn. and KaIo-
rama, early Tues. morning: liberal re-
wa5d 1esR m0n H. 5 gstssa
BIRD DOG, female: "Princess": childs
e ef T s4dse with ~ BE- ha9"p ss S9s' y1e
BOOK, STORY Of an African. Farm"
taxi tax several weeks ago. Call Ho. 2-Qs36
CIGARETTE LIGHTER. Inscribed in
Greek; sentimental value; 500 block
Van Buren, NV. Reward. RA. 3-0213.
o ssss Rr ar s se ESR sn cs
JE h-5o5e: ewes. Reward. -15
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, female. black
and rust, lost vic. Martins Dairy. Nor
s esek E Ms s ses oEs asss 10 t rs
FOLDER, black plastic: drivers permit
WRiGHT. Ev: 4-e74s.A IS 'ohN ~
GLASSES, saturday, between Wisconsin
svs ana en- s Sosz g. in black case Re
section. Reward ED. $500 aft. 8 p.m.
MINK STOLE. Starlight; Tues Sept. Il.
downtown Wash Wash area. Reward NO.
P Al! sI1s cobalt Men blue; Ferry, band
3-3994. la
PARAKEET, blue turquoise, Sunday night
from 1911 Commonwealth ave, Alex
andria: tag on foot. IS; name, Peep
ers." So reward. Call XII. S-1057.
TOY FOX TERRIER, small white, with
black head; weight, 5 or lbs; answers
to name of "Queenie." Lost on Marl-
Sept Ia. REWARD. Cali RE. 5-5665.
WALLET, brown, Monday aft. Sept. 10,
between 3035 Porter ST.. or at Sears
Roebuck Wis. ave. store Please return
diplomatic papers, drivers license,
exemption cards, green address book
and children's pictures to Col. Reno
La Porta, 3035 Porter st. NV, phone
EN-. 2-9177. Keep money, reward. liz
WALLET, Important papers. cash and
lady's diamond wrist watch. Waltham,
lost Tues. eve, Ill pm, vicinity Hof-
berg's pelicatessen, Ga. and ALASKA
ayes. Please return as loser us i'll.
Liberal reward. JU. 5-6410, 77o5
Eastern ave-. Takoma Park. Md. LIZ
WATCH, lsdy's Elgin. yellow gold; lost
around Sept. o. Reward. Box 305-Y,
Star g 16s
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BY the Aszeeiated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. l5.-A
Republican Congressman who
campaigned as an anti-Mc-
Carthyite was renominated by
a landslide majority yesterday
in New York State primary bal
loting marked by close, bitter
contests.
Representative Stuvesant
Wainwright II of Long Islands
LIST congressional district scored
a Al triumph over William p.
Shea. one of Senator Joseph Nc
Carthy's staunchest boosters in
this State.
At the same time. Representa-
tive Franklin d. Roosevelt, ir.,
fighting for the Democratic
nomination for Governor against
strong forces, appeared today to
have lost ground.
Democrats favoring Averell
Hartman, former Mutual Secu-
rity administrator, won signifi-
cant gains yesterday in Queens,
and the pro Roosevelt Erie
County Democratic chairman APP
parently lost a substantial num-
Der of delegates to the party's
nominating convention Septem-
Der 21-22 in New York City.
Leads in Rochester.
However, Roosevelt supporters
in Monroe County (Rochester)
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FOUND.

KITTEN. gray, male, or mos. old;
Bradley blvd. shopping area. OIL.
KITTEN, small gray male; near Mary
land University. RIA. 3-922l.
KITTEN. calico, female, householder,
3 mons. old: owner or good home.
JU. S-439l.
KITTENS, beautiful males. trained,
gentle. l solid black, yellow tiger.
WA. 7-4024.
between Silver Spring and Conn. ave,
SATURDAY.. OIL. 4-3737.
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Party Regulars Win
Massachusetts, Vote
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

BY the Associated Press
BOSTON, Sept. Is Massa-
chusetts Democrats handed run
away victories to the official
party candidates for nominations
for United States Senator and
Governor in yesterdays State
primaries.
They nominated Foster Fur
colo, State treasurer and former
United States Representative, to
run against Senator Saltonstall,
Republican, of Massachusetts,,
and chose Robert F. Murphy,
veteran State legislator and his
party's floor leader in the House.
to oppose Republican Gov. Chris
tian A. Herter's bid for a second
term.
A third contest on the Demo-
cratic ballot saw a comparative
unknown, John F. Kennedy of
Canton, in a close race for the
nomination for State treasurer.
Making his first run on a
Statewide ballot, Mr.. Murphy
defeated veteran campaigner,
Francis e. Kelly. once lieutenant
governor and twice attorney gen.
eral. who was in his 10th primary
contest.
Mr.. Furcolo, in a three-man
contest, was never in danger as
he polled far more than the
combined totals of his opponents,
John I. Fitzgerald and Joseph L.
Murphy Of Boston. Mr.. Fitzger-
aid was the Democrats nominee
for Senator six years ago when
he was the only Statewide can
didate of his party defeated in
a Democratic sweep. Mr.. Murphy
is a former State Senator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-15
'Joe-Must-Go' Foe
Loses Primary Bid
By the Associated Pres.

BARABOO, Wis, Sept. 15.-A
Republican district attorney who
took legal action against the joe
Must-Go organization that tried
to GUST Senator Mccarthy, Re-
publican, of Wisconsin was over
whelmingly defeated for renomi-
nation in yesterdays Wisconsin
primaries.
Unofficial but complete returns
from Sank County's AZ precincts
gave District Attorney Harlan
Kelley 1,479 votes to 4.403 for
James r. Scoring, a young Reeds
burg attorney. Mr.. Servings VIC
tory Is tantamount to election
because there was no Democratic
candidate for the Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-15
80 Coloroduns Write-In
Pennsylvania Fuvorite
By the Associated Press

ASPEN. Colo, Sept. 49,
Eighty Pitkin County voters in
yesterdays primary election
looked clear across the country
for their favorite in the race for
Congressman from Colorado's
northern district.
They wrote in the name of Re-
publican Representative John p.
Saylor Of Johnstown, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-15
Cotton Beats Upton
In New Hampshire
Senatorial Race
By the Associated Press

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept
15.-Representative Norris Cot
ton today was virtually assured
the United States Senate seat OF
the late Charles w. Tobey after
his smashing Republican victory
in yesterdays primary over Sen
ator Robert w. Upton, the in
term appointee.
In staunchly- Republican New
Hampshire, a G. O.P. primary
victory is considered tantamount
to election.
Mr.. Cotton. a veteran of four
terms in the House, showed par
ticular strength in the States
223 towns in his victory for the
two remaining years of Senator
Tobey's term. Mr.. Cotton car
ried only five of New Hamp-
shire'S IL cities.
Leads by 5000 Votes.
With only five of the States
297 precincts uncounted some
due to the loss of communica-
ton facilities because Of the. two
recent hllrrica The vote was:
Mr. Cotton a., 81 q and SENATOR
Upton "a. 100.
The third candidate, Wesley
Powell Hampton Falls attorney,
received 20,273 votes. In SINH
lar contest against Senator To-
hey in 1850, Mr.. Powell came
within 1910 ballots of upsetting
the Senator's bid for "a third
term.
Senator Upton, 20, appealed to
the electorate to return him to
Washington on the basis of his
record in the 83d Congress.
Mr.. Powell, 81, stressed the
State should send a young man
to the Senate.
About $1,000 ballots were cast,
compared with 108.187 in the
off-year primary of 1850 and
115,674 in the 1852 primary.
Cotton Opposes Betley.
Mr.. Cotton will be opposed in
the November election by State
Representative Stanley j. Betley
of Manchester, who won a place
on the Democratic ballot by de-
feating two-term Keene Mayor
Laurence M. Pickett. The 292
precincts gave Mr.. Betley 12.482
votes to Mr.. Pickett's 1929.
Styles Bridges, president pro-
tenn of the Senate. was iunop-
posed on the Republican ballot
for a fourth term. Gerard L.
NORM, 30-year-old Laconia
mayor, won the right to oppose
him by defeating three other
Democratic candidates in the
primary.
Lane Dwinell, who served sew
en- terms in the New Hampshire
House and one as Senate presi-
dent, is expected to take over
as governor in January by vir-
tue of his G. 0. P. nomination.
He swamped Elmer E. BusSey,
Salem Depot farmer, for the Re-
publican nomination with a vote
of 57.835 to Mr.. Bussey's 6,88l,
with all but five precincts count
ed.
Shaw Beats Eastman.
On the Democratic guberna-
torial ballot, Rochester Mayor
John Shaw tailed 13,745 votes
to 10.490 for Charles r. Eastman,
former State Grange head.
New Hampshire has had only
two Democratic Governors in its
history, the last serving in 1928.
Chester E. Morrow easily
gained the Republican nomina-
ton in the LIST Congressional Dis
trict for his seventh consecutive
term in Congress.
With only four of the districts
$50 precincts missing, Mr.. Mer-
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Colorado Democrats
Name John Carroll
For U. 5. Senate Race
BY the Associated Pres.

DENVER, Sept. 15.-John A.
Carroll. 53-year-old Denver at
torney who once served as adj
wiser to President Truman, won
the Democratic nomination for
the United States Senate in yes
terday's Colorado primary.
Mr.. Carroll, who had the back
ing of labor leaders, defeated
Quigg Newton, mayor of Denver,
by around $4,000 of the approx
imately 10000 votes cast.
1t. Gov. Gordon Allott, who
won the Republican Senatorial
nomination unopposed. issued a
statement that the campaign for
the November 2 election would
be pitched on the issue of a "re-
turn to the Truman Fair Deal
VS.. the Eisenhower decentraliza-
ton of government and reduce
ton of taxes program"
Seek Johnson Seat.
They will vie for the seat being
vacated by veteran Democratic
Senator Ed c. johnson, who quit
the Senate to be the Democrats
unopposed candidate for COVER
nor.
The 70-year-old Mr.. johnson
will run against Donald G..
Brotzman, 32-year-old State
Senator from Boulder.
The sharply contested Demo-
cratic Senatorial race outdrew
all others in the fairly heavy
primary vote. The only Repub-
lican Statewide contest, for
lieutenant governor, brought out
around $4,000 votes, about half
the total cast in the hot Demo-
cratic contest.
This will be Mr.. CARROTS Sec
ond bid for the Senate. He did
not seek reelection to the United
States House in 1850 and won
the Democratic nomination fc~
the Senate, but he was defeated
in the general election by SEN
ator Eugene D. Millikin, Repuh-
lican.
All four of Colorado's delega-
ton in the House were fenomi-
mated without opposition.
Representative Byron G.. Rog-
ers. Democrat, of Denver, will be
opposed by Denver,s first woman
candidate for Congress, Mrs.
Ellen Harris, Republican, a for
mer co-chairman of the National
Citizens for Eisenhower Com
mittee. Mrs. Harris won an al
most 3 to l victory over George
T. Evans, Denver attorney.
Ex-OPA Man Named.
In the second '(northern) dis
trict, Representative William S.
Hill, Republican, seeking his
eighth term, viii be opposed by
Lacy Wilkinson, Democrat, for
naer Colorado head of the Office
Of Price Administration. Mr..
Wilkinson defeated Ralph Will
Hams. Loveland publisher, 2 to 1.
The third (southern1s district
House race brought the closest
contest of the four. Alva B.
Adams of Pueblo, son Of the late
Senator Alva B. Adams, defeated
Fred M. Betz. Lamar publishers.
1853 to 11,470. Oh returns from
more than three -fourths Of the
precincts. Mr.. Adams will op-
pose Representative is Edgar
Chenoweth. Republican,.
& Representative Wayne Aspin-
all. Democrat. from the. fourth
(western) district will face
Charles E. Wilson, Republican.
Glenwood Springs hotel man, in
the November 2 election. Neither
had an opponent.
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Transport Group Dinner

The Federal Transportation
Association will hold steak
dinner dance at $50 pm. to-
morrow at Fogan's Steak House,
Connecticut avenue and Calvert
street NV. Arthur c. Smith,
jr., OF Smiths Transfer ~ Stor-
age will speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-15

However, Roosevelt supporters
in Monroe County (RocheSter)
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Gruhdn Revival Film

London crusade" docu-
n1eritaiy filil1 evangelist Billy
Graham's campaign in England,
will be shown at SPIN. tomor-
row at the Vierss Mill Play
ground. Silver Spring. In case of
rain, the film will be shown Fri
day night.