" / • V.- \ » STAR, Washington, D. C. ¦till to be {flayed, the contest ** THE EVENING will end tomorrow night. A-18 TUESDAY. AUGUST If. 1004 Championship Team Nation's| Top Young Drivers Rover Seeks Method LeeI D. Butler, lnc. r The winning team will meet a European championship team 1 Loan* on Real Estate Drastic Cat Due Friday Bridge in New York next January. Start< Registering for Road-E-0 For Quick Release of Is1 Named New Dealer Holds Lead in Results last night: %£*.*,/ * Favorabla Ratas The Nation’s best teen-age ttour. An awards banquet in the Shops The defending championship Salea Rental* Insurance At Illinois Central team won by 2,390 over Dr. Kal- i drivers were arriving in Wash- l Willard will wind up the Cleared Prisoners For1 Sales By the Associated Prose Round Robin Contes! today man Apfel, Francis P. Begley, iftgton every State to IRoad-e-o. " RORGER, IRC. from United States Attorney Leo A. v GEORGE I. Aug. 10.—One By th*Associated Eras* Louis Kelner, Sidney MandeD By William A. Milled N.W PADUCAH. Ky.. compete in the third annual Representing the District area Rover has ordered his office to <43 Indiana Avenu* most drasfle cutbacks In And Milton Moss. aU of New of the The defending championship , Road-e-o, a prize be Gordon W. Muir, 18. of study legal Lee D. Butler, veteran Wash- NA. 8-0350 since | with 81.250 for iwill methods to free sus- employment the depression »York. pects after ington automobile'executive, is Central Rail- team held the lead today In the Samuel H. Stayman, Mrs. ! the winner. ) 1862 Mintwood place N.W. and their innocence has at the local Illinois 1 Wells, of been established and the United new road shops will become effective round robin contest for the mas- | Edith Kemp, Tobias Stone, all Conestants began registering Harry W. 17, 3200 Le- the dealer hdFe for Packard URANIUM STOCKS j landj Chevy Chase, Md. States Commissioner is not avail- r MARKET PRICES Friday. ter team championship of of New York, and Alvin Roth, today the Willard Hotel. The street. sales and service. Bid. Asked. I at 1 are: able. ' the American Contract Bridge '! Washington, by 2,010 points The other contestants This Supt. C. T. Eaker announced won contest, sponsored by the United Hugh P. Pruitt. 18. Birmingham. Ala.: The problem arose Fred- was announced today by S* League’s national tournament Louis; 17, Tucson, Arl*.; when I iffiSS ft. yesterday that 375 employes will j over David C. Carter, St. Tyrol Loon Caraon. die Thompson. 34, e—- I | at the Mayflower Hotel. t Ayres States Junior Chamber of Com- < Gordon Vineyard. 18. Little/Rock. Ark.: colored, was S* be laid off, leaving just 285 men ! Bombeck and John W. Clay Gervais. 18. Carmichael, CalU.: held in the District jail over- J« City; Ger- merce, the American Truckftig David Lane. 17, Wheatridge Colo.; Bedmsn llltll" io3 I to run the shops. At peak em- Winning their first three s HubbelT, Kansas John S George V. Johnson. Jr., 18, Portland, night although police already I Republic .. ... teJ. .#2 ¦•*'« j during World War-IX, matches were the team of Wil- ber and Harold Rockaway, Hous- Association, Inc., and the Lib- ! Conn.: David Lee Wittchen, 18. WU- | Offering: ployment ¦ mington. Del.: Ronald Bohannon, 17. had cleared him of a robbery they 1,250. liam A. Rosen and Milton Q. . ton. erty Mutual Insurance Co., starts Port Bobby Joyner. 18. employed 1 Lauderdale. Pm.: Jr., charge. layoffs, Ellenby, Chicago; Lew Sidney Laz- officially Roberta. Ga.: Howard Oshiro. 17, ! ASSOCIATES I Mr. Eaker said the for Mathe. Julius Rosenblum, tomorrow. Pukalanl. Maul, Hawaii: James Bunee. Mr. Thompson was committed ATLANTIC* Los Bishop; ard and Louis Rosen,,ail of New The boys and 18. Boise. Idaho: Marvin Schultheiss. 1424 K ST N.W. an Indefinite period, were caused Angeles; Clifford i finalists—so one Dye, jail under .010,000 by champion- 18. Berwyn. Hi.: James 19. Muncic. to bond I DI. 7*9449 DI. 7-7694 by a general decline in business , and John Moran, Hous- ¦ Orleans; Bob Rothlein and Cy- girl—are winners of Ind.: Edward Broderson. 19, Clinton. United States Commissioner J IC system. ton, Tex. ; rus Neuman, both of Miami ships earlier this year in 48 lowa. throughout the held Harold Stauffer. 19. Hutchinson. Cyril S. Lawrence last Wednes- Beach, Fla., won by 1,270 points States, District, Hawaii and Kans ; Gary Kent Hughes. 17, PlksvUl*. Two other teams have woni the Ky.: Nichols Woolverton nL 18. New day. The complaining witness over Douglas Steen, Mrs. Arnold Canada. Orleans. La.: 'John A. Black, 18. Rock- Harry E. of two matches each and the otherr Mason Gray. 18. North Dlgh- Lackey, 23, the 200 Kauder and William Hanna, Los land. Me.: Dean, eight entries have each won ai 'i Scoring Begins Tomorrow. ton, Mass.: Jon W 19, Albion. block of Hawaii avenue N.E., Angeles; Ivan Erdos, San Diego, Mich.; Thomas Pleoer, 17. 80. St. Paul. single match. With four matches s scoring begins Minn.: Walter May. 18. Meridian. Miss.: confessed to the hoax Sunday,. rnmmmmmmmrnirmmmmilmmmmmmmmmmmmemmammmmmmmmmmmmmm - and Charles J. Solomon, Phila- When tomor- Clement C. Wagner. 19,K*n*a* City, police row, they will match ability be- Mo.; Bruce Eugene Getter. 18, Cut said. .However, Mr. -1 delphia. Bank. Mont.: James Reiners, in. In- Thompson not wheel, physical and : Las was freed until | Ambrose Casner, New York hind the dlenola, Nebr Horst Schmidt. 18. key market.” mental poise, courtesy and good Vegas, Nev.: hobert a. Schneider. Jr.. noon yesterday when he was jSHINGLES j City; Allen Harvey, 19, Claremont, N. H.: Jacob Katzgrau. taken before Commissioner Mr. For 31 years judgment. 18. Newark. N. J.: Kenneth Jones, 18. Law- | Ohio; Eddie Burns and Clifford k Floyd. N. Me*.: Alan R. Poster, 19. again. Mr. Butler has been In the | Asphalt; Asbestos: Wood Tomorrow Murohy 19, rence auto- j Russell, both of Miami Beach, all contestants will Auburn. N. Y.: Unchurch. operates to Armory for “psycho- Dunn. N. C.: John Ryan. 17, Fargo, Police said they attempted to mobile business. He two j won by 3,420 points over Bert move the N contact dealerships here. MSJ physical” tests, ih whioh, seated Mary' Lon McCown. 17, East Pales- Commissioner Lawrence His j Lebhar, Jr., New York; Sam tine. Ohib: Wayne Von Tunieln. 19, at his apartment in the Packard showroom will be at behind dummy controls wired El Reno. Okie.: Edward R. Warimck. 17. Dor- 1320 Wilson Blvd. JAckson 4-1234 Katz Miami Beach; Larry Weiss Oree.: Larry Adams, 18. Con- chester House, but the commis- Connecticut and Florida avenues j I to instruments, they Baker. 19, and Sidney Aaronson, Boston. electronic nellsville, Pa.: Fred 8. Randall. sioner said he had N.W., while facilities and GREATEST s speed Rumford. R. £: Ronald Hendricks, 18. not received service will be timed for reaction Belton, 8. C.: Tommy Lyons, 18, Yank- any message from the police. offices will-be at 1121 Twenty- in traffic situations. ton. 8. Dak.: Eddie Hyslnger, 16. Cleve- Mr. Rover street N.W. Stttffap Thursday, they will take i land. Tenn.: Letter Roe. Jr.. 18 Mar- declared that he first On shall. Tex.: Melvin Rigby. 19. Belt Lake any Mr. Butler a of the tests” City. Utah: J. Robert 18. Bur- ! believes Municipal Court is member BNBHMffHSEHSSjg^g^SSjSMEHHBSK! CHAIN STORE part in “skill in the Ar- Austin. 17. I lington. Vt.: Charles B. Elks. Jr.. judge. Federal court judge or Washington Board of Trade, mory. They will attempt to drive N appeals through tricky ob- °Wendel7st»kkesUd, 17. Mount Vernon. court judge could have Metropolitan Club, Chevy Chase LANDLORDS! automobiles Wash.: Nathan Brand. 19. Monroe, Wts.: Mr. Thompson’s Club, and George L. Ashton, 18. Valley Grove, ordered re- Princeton Club -a stacle courses and park in a Casper, 1 TRADES STAUFFER CHEMICAL W. Va.: Dixon Goodman, 18, lease. He added that his director of the Chest Federation, office WE OFFER THE MOST small space. Then they will take Wyo.: Donald Bedore. 18. Kingston, On- is studying the and District COMPANY traffic, tario. Canada. situation for the National Symphony ATTRACTIVE MORTGAGE road tests in Washington “legal and at the same time Chapter of the American Red Armory after DfYtOINO NOTICE returning to the a the most feasible way” of pre- Cross. TERMS AVAILABLE seven-mile trip. Sweeps Block Our History! The Bawd of Dtreeton hoc declared Fire Butte venting a repetition of this case. In a of 32Vi*per ftan on the dividend Tests Mont., Aug. (#).— Anticipated I September Written Slated. BUTTE, 10 Large Market I ptyibli 1« 1*54 to stockholders of record at fta FRANK S. PHILLIPS On Friday, the final day, con- A fire swept a downtown Butte | Chicago Livestock Mr. Butler pointed out Pack- ctoaa of hnainaaa Ansnat id, 1054. testants will sit down to written business block yesterday, destroy- begin building own C. CHICAGO. Aug. 10 (PL—USDA—B*l- ard will its Christian tteDnmptem Now tests in the During ing 10 and - *l>l* bog*. 8.0U0; moderately Save hundreds on a powerful new ¦ Treasurer the at least businesses active to bodies this month for the ¦ DI. 7-1411 , uneven; 927 St. property esti- flow: butcher*. 25-75 or more 15»h N.W. afternoon, while judges are causing damage lower; most decline on light weights: first time in 13 years. He said ’ ?,?.'£? lower; choice 180-260 lb.. totaling up the*scores.* the teen- mated at more than sl* million. 2~.50-23.26; since James J. Nance became sight-seeing reported. lew choice No. 1 snd 2’*. or JET agers will take a No casualties were 210-2..0 lb.. 23.36-23.50; latter price Packard’s president, a new young I HORNET, WASP ¦ sparingly; some 160-176 lb.. 20.00- ¦ 22-0°; a 270-300 management team been in few lb.. 22.00-22.50: has products Motors choice 330-400 lb. sows, 17.25-19.26: A marketing HB of American lighter weight*. 19.50-20.50; larger lots effect. new and 18 °°-17 ln-! merchandising program has been A complete a6: clearance Salable cattle, 7,000: calvee 500; launched, and the company soon Let a White Empress choice and prime steers and heifers fair- will complete moving 'the cap, ly active: lower grades slow; market SERVICE about steady; cow* and bulls steady to ; building and major component COURTESY 26 higher; vealers steady to 1.00 higher: a few loads prime 1,200-1.425 lb. steers. assembly into modern single- take you to Europe 25.25- mixed choice and prime i story plants. grades 1 060 lb. and heavier, 24.25- 25.00; bulk average good to high choice ; The number of families with steers, 20.00-24.00; a few commercial ! exceeding Sail Canadian Pacific. Eajay quaint villages and farms to low good, 16.50-19.00: high choice incomes SIO,OOO has miles at sight-seeing of French Canada...see and brlme heifers and mixed yearlings. i doubled in the last decade and 2000 23.60- good River, 60r to high choice heif- down the St. Lawrence famed walled Quebec, with ° ers. 18.00-23.00; utility and commercial i 11 per cent of automobile owners n cows. 10.26-13.00; canners and cutters, • families, Mr. In this hustle and bustle turreted Chateau Frontenac. 8.25- Utility and commercial bulls. are now two-car to staterooms 12.60- good to prime vealere. ! Butler said, anticipating a large world there’s still away Spacious outside 18.00-21.00; cull to commercial, 10.00- ANS * potential LO market here. voyage to Europe in old- add to your pleasure, 17.00. Salable eheep 2.000; active: lambs world comfort By White Em- Sailings every week 50-1.00 higher; yearlings 50 higher; 4% sheep about steady; good to prime lambs Fee Increase Reminder i press one-third of your trip from Montreal and Quebec, 19.00-31.00: cull to low good 12.00- LIFE INSURANCE POLICY CASH VALUES 18.50: choice and prime 90-100 lb. is down the historic St Law- From $220 first class, $lO2 yearlings 16.00-16.50; good 92-100 lb. The Electric Institute of Wash- rence River. From Montreal tourist-according to ship 14.26; daughter ewes 3.50-4.60. ington' today pointed out fees i& —INQUIRIES INVITED— general categories for District I HUDSONS I you wend your way past the . and season. Foreign Exchange permits and certificates will be increased, ' effective Sunday. NEW Aug. YORK. 10 (P).—Foreign They Big Trade-in Jamboree at Empress of Scotland a . exchange rates follow, Great Britain InI vary in different groups. ¦ (unchanged ¦ /J /JJ & dollars, others In cents un- pehnit Empress of France Savings less otherwise noted): Canadian t' These include building dollar 1 VlidiliTlildd of open Empress of Australia VMAAmw Bank Commerce In New York market, 3% per cent t fees, sign permit fees,* boiler and premium or 103.12%. up A. Europe Britain, pound,i, pressure vessel permit . Great unfired your now! off 30-day futures, I 2.8121/32. 1/32: ;• fees, dealer’s For information, see your local agent or Canadian Pacific, 8-Tooo and certificate plumbing '¦aftyyn ma. ““jrfvtTi 2.81 21/32. off 1/32; 60-day. 2.81 21/32, 1504 K Street, N. W., Washington 5, D. C., National 8-4235 off 1/32; 90-day, 2.8119/32. off 1/32;{¦ and refrigerating permit fees, and ocher ipeclflrstlom Belgium, franc, 2.00: Prance, franc, I Standard trim snd .28%; permit fees, soeMwriM lubject u> chan*, without unties. Western Germany, deutsche mark, 1; electrical elevator * embar Federal Deposit Ituurancm Corporation—— 23.85; Holland, guilder. 26.42%; Italy, and certificate fees, • lira. .16%: Portugal, escudo. 3.50; permit Bweden, krona. 19.34: Switzerland. Dane, public space permit fees (sewer, free. 23.33; Denmark, krone, 14.50. Lann America—Argentina, free, 7.24: i; water and gas connections and Brazil, free. 1.70; Mexico. 8.02; Vene- “ laying 30.03. repairs, tunnels and of zuela. bolivar, . , Far East—Hon* Kong dollar. 17.60. conduits and type in alleys, ‘ streets and avenues, etc.). District officials said the new rates are designed to "put thes* 3 TIMES FASTER services on a pay-as-you-go bap Butler, reorganization of the Welcomes Lee D. Inc. sis. In Packard for GAS on Stomach I District Government, the fact CertMled laboratory tests prove Bell-ani i* that officials were not receiving tablets neutralize 3 times as much with in- stomach acid in one minute as man, J fees commensurate leading digestive tablets. Get Bell-ani ig creased costs was brought to < today (or the faataat known relief 25**¦ focus, they explained. Tables showing the new rates Capital’s Room 108, Dis- The Newest Packard Dealer are available in As Building, trict Fourteenth and AwKAN>^tMdaf4 E streets N.W., the Institute said. GAS HEAT > UAL Volume Gains United Air Lines in July for NO DOWN the seventh consecutive month surpassed corresponding 1953 H PAYMENT passenger traffic, r~t~) volumes of [¦ as low AS Robert E. Johnson, vice presi- dent and assistant to the presi- 1 *11.50 i dent, declared today. During I 1 “wm PER MONTH the month United flew 324,- V 1 Wm] COMPLETELY 124,000 revenue passenger miles, ' INSTALLED a 24 per cent advance over the same 1953 priod, he said. and inspect our new Packard dealer* ¦?¦¦ ¦¦ Co. held Its •hip. something Suburban Trust We think we have fourth annual picnic at Bay a unusual to show you the -fi $ Ridge Park, Saturday, with more most modern facilities for servicing DUHUNDI FREE m than 600 officers, employes and CLOCK | families and guests participat- We invite to and drive the |jp» you tee jdHjjHK Thermostat I ing. Two baseball games fea- tured the outing, with the Hy- PER , too. remember, "Ask ¦'Bpffifjj And M attsville men’s team winning from the Silver Spring men’s HEATING UNIT team by 8 to 4. The Silver Spring Service Headquarters Showroom , women’s baseball team won 26 to LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 from the Hyattsville women. 1121 Twenty-First StrMt, N.W. Connecticut and Florida Aves., N.W. Call lor Heating Survey Miss Charlotte Decker, asso- ciated with King Merritt 8i Co., STANDARD national investment organiza- tion with offices here, will repre- DAS sent Washington in the National tye to meeting and APPLIANCE is wittyan LOO Oe Butler, Inc. Today—and see the PlnmMoov onool Hemtinj Doubles Tennis championships at Newton, Mass., beginning ¦ ttUUthStJUtUjOJJW Monday. ’ CUPPERS l Beautiful * and Packard theS!sl=msame complete service as ever, J facilities, just as assure new customers of Come (n today and meet the entire built expressly for the person who spect their modem service I their They have the experience and courteous attention to all car Packard staff of Lee D. Butler, Inc.— wants the best in engineering ... the too. kids are need*. to- their H a(Kj #ure arKj the beautiful leader in styling. The exciting Packard equipment keep customers' PACKARDS and Packard CLIPPERS CLIPPER is built to these Same stand- cars the best serviced automobiles in college while you're there! PACKARD rep re- ards at the popular medium price. Washington! *No reason why you going *e customers MIL LIE D. BUTLER sents the tradition of true quality cars Lee D. Butler, Inc., wants you to in- shouldn't be one of their fTtiitnt uni General ~. come in and get acquainted today! Munugur

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