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Evening star., 1943-04-24
GuIento Mat Referee

Tony Galento, the former heavy-
weight boxer, will referee the two
man team rassling tournament be-
ing arranged for next Wednesday
night at Turner's Arena. The new
date is shift from Thursday, Tur-
ner's usual mat night.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Indionheud Nine Ready

Indianhead (Md) baseball team Is
ready to open its season as soon as
games can be arranged. either at
nome or away. Contact Manager
George P. Jenkins at 8 Glymont
road, Potomac Heights, Indianhead,
Md, or phone Indianhead 4581.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Richmond Needs Players

RICHMOND, Va, April "a
Richmonds player situation is be-
coming desperate. With the Pied
mont League season slated to start
May 4, the Colts have only eight
players signed. ..
Evening star., 1943-04-24


trigulng conversationalist. The sub
jeot that interests him mostly is
baseball and he never wearies talk
ing OF it.
Hos Improved Sullivan
He doesn't dwell on the colorful
escapades of Buck Newsom or Dizzy
Dean. He doesn't dip into history
and tell witty yarns about Babe
Ruth, but concerning the mechanics
and psychology of baseball he will
talk for hours. The only way to
end such a conversation usually is
to excuse yourself.
Hes the only manager I've ever
had who's willing to have a bull
session with his players at any
time" says Shortstop Johnny Sulli-
van. II didn't get that kind of
treatment in the minors, so when
I came up to the big league there
was lot should have known about
baseball that never had learned
Don't misunderstood me-" con-
tinued Johnny. "Bucky Harris was
a swell manager, fellow who
knows baseball inside out. Bucky
never sat down with us like Ossie
does and told us how to improve
ourselves. Bluege doesn't wait for
you to do something wrong and
then correct it. He tries to antici-
pate what might happen in a game
and tell you what to do before it
happens.
There are other young fellows
On this club like myself who appre-
ciate what he's doing. Gosh, it's
gotten so now that I feel like I'm
Mickey Rooney in one of those
Andy Hardy shows going to have
a heart-to-heart talk with Lewis
Stone when talk to Ossie. He's a
swell person to take your troubles to.
CIuy Is High on Ossie
Its nothing new to me to talk to
Ossie. Last year when I was down
at the mouth he was the man I
could go to. He was never too busy
to explain how might improve my
playing and he not only talked to
me about it, many times he's taken
me out on the field and illustrate ted
how to handle different plays. I
would loved to have seen him in his
prime. He's a master"
On the train coming to New York
after the Mats opener, Ossie didn't
poke his nose into a book, as was
his habit as player and later as
coach. He was telling Ellis Clary
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Totals 33l42l 3 Totals 2S 21Sl

National Training School OO2 10 O.
Briariey Military Academy 235 O1O XII
Runs-Dove. Harvey. Acton (3). Lodge,
Bray. Notes .(2), Bruce. Mullen, Catlin.
Chambers, Trimmer. Errors--Mullen go,
Catlin, Reynolds, Dove. Pritchard, Tarbox.
Two-base hit-Cordua. Three-base hit
Acton. First base on balls-On Cordua. 3:
of Love. . Hit by pitched ball-By
Cordua (Chambers). Struck out-By Corr
dua, T: by Love, Q. Losing pitcher-Love.
JJmpire-Mr Powell
Evening star., 1943-04-24
College Sports
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Baseball.
Norfolk Naval Base, 10: Duke. /.
Ohio State, 3; Michigan State. o.
Michigan, 5: Illinois. 2.
Iowa. 6: Wisconsin, /.
Hartford, 8: Connecticut, 1.
william and Mary. 16: v. P. l., II,
Iowa State, g: Carlton. /,
Oklahoma Asgiex, 10; Oklahona, 3.
Tennis.
American u. s.: Lehigf, 1.
Iowa State, Z: Carlton, o.
Illinois, 8; Wisconsin, 4.
Northwestern, 7; Western Michigan, 2.
Depauw, 8; Kalamazoo, /.
Golf.
George WashinEton. B; western Mary.
land, l.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
Major Statistics

Saturday, April "a, 1043.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, 0.
Others not scheduled.
Evening star., 1943-04-24

Three years ago-Joe Jacobs,
43, fight manager, died Of heart
attack.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
He's OFF on Right Foot

AS a player, OSsle was taken for
granted. He repeatedly did so many
unbelievable things at third base for
the Mats that Washington fans be-
came accustomed to his manner of
making hard plays look easy. He
was regarded as a great inf1elder,
of course, but never was he appre-
ciated fully until he quit playing.
His successors couldn't carry his
glove.
Neither as player nor a coach
did Ossie make habit of annoying
umpires. He didn't throw furniture
out of hotel windows, go on binges
and desert the team for a week or
stop a game to gaze at an airplane.
In that respect he was colorless.
Ossie seldom barked at an umpire
even as a coach, for the simple rea-
son he felt it was Harris job to
protest. Now that he's in command,
Ossie says he'll squawk when he
feels he's right and the umpire is
wrong, but Bluege won't be hopping
down an umpire's throat every day.
Hell roar when he thinks he's right
on every close play that goes
against him.
AS a manager, Ossie is out in the
open for the first time and those who
previously paid little attention to
him now are examining him more
closely. He's the boss and everybody
wants to know the sort of boss
he's going to make.
He has a firm grip on his players
and they have confidence in him.
He can be tough, but he also can be
tactful. If Washington players ex-
pected a mouse for a manager
they've been disappointed. But from
what they're saying of him, it's a
delightful bit of disappointment.
Thus far they think he's great.
Evening star., 1943-04-24

confront him, and the Mats third
haseman was loving it.
Sullivan and Clary never learned
some of the things in the minor
leagues that Bluege has been telling
them. A hint to Clary that Bluege
isn't superb manager probably
would be the invitation to sit for a
fitting of false teeth.
Ossie doesn't confine his chatting
to his regulars, either, for here in
the hotel lobby yesterday he spent
As minutes with Sherry Robertson,
one of the Mats lesser lights. Rob-
ertson never may make the grade as
a major Lacquer despite being Prexy
Clark Grifith's nephew, but Ossie
is giving him the benefit of the
doubt. He's helping him all he can
Evening star., 1943-04-24

interests him he can be an in.
trigulng conversationalist. The sub.
ject that interests him mostly is
baseball and he never wearies talk.
ing of it.
Evening star., 1943-04-24
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
No games scheduled. s

Z stanaipr 81 ciuh,. 4
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURx.

THoe. J. OWEN son. Auctionesrs.
HgHT9SEs sT9RY sAEE ssicR er XSAsS zSaHNFH141 TYX1
ESF RSSF Sis j. cSsaSSm4}oS$ SSsATm II. Hs
PoEr % '6h CIRCLE Gle NoRTHWEsr. sIN1es AND 49,
By virtue gf certain assd q trust duly
&c coambis. % % and e0tSs G Peaaes ss of tie
ssfHr:s s q: as
&5SS u SoR r M E:
s' IA =:
ss Ps .f 4. in % se s q
Tosether With ali tie hereditaments and
anywise appertaining including all plumb
ing; engines. boilers. compressors, auto
and lishtins sppsrat9s and nxtures. sprin-
kler or nre extinguishing system, and all.
sss each nues nd Of o1ss. h interior
every kind and description in and upon
SAY TERMS Rs'es 81 SALE: one.third Of tn.
purchase. money to be paid in cash: ball
ance in two equal installments. payable IN
one one and, and two years with interest at
from day Of sale. secured BY frst deed Of
trust upon the property sold. said deed of
trust to be in such form Is prescribed by
the Trustee and substantially similar in
terms and conditions. to the deed Of trust
Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $50. 900 in
cash or certified check viii be required At
veyancing; recording. revenue stamps. etc,
At cost Of purchaser; All adjustments Of
settlement. Terms Of sale to be complied
With Stsh. within thirty days from day Of sale,
forfeit said deposit or to resell the property
at the KS risk and cost Of dsfaultins purchaser
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published In Washington, D. G., or
Trustee may avail itself of any. legal or
equitable rights against the defaulting
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee.
BY: BRUCE BAIRD, President.
(Seal) Attest:
NELSON j. FOSTER, Secretary.
mil 6 lads exSu
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FUTURE.
THos. J. y. OWEN STEIS,& 4 son; x 4AgGT1oNE1Rs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
PREMISES NO. 10 M STREET NORTH

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
BUSINESS PROPERTY KNOWN AS
PREMISES NO. 10 NJ STREET NORTH
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. 1912. folio 27l ct
seq. Of the land records of the District of
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction. in front Of the
premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1913, AT
THREE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described ds land and premises: situate In
Wn,av ad 0n sns 10, g sns lot s IL Cox
~ per plat fer recorded In the
coHmSn io 81 LssE XE - a. tSS Il il.
chase-money- to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest At hve per
centum per annum, payable semi-annually
from day Of sale. secured BY f1rst deed of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash.
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
Of S50000 will be required at time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording, revenue
stamps. etc, at cost of purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within 80
days from day OF sale, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the rfght to resell the property
At the risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement of such resale
IN some newspaper published in Washing
ton, D. c.
ALBERT W. HOWARD,
" MANNING HOFFMAN,
aplo,1e.2l,23.26 Trustees.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CHARLES PATTON HENRY. Attorney,
900 Goth st. NV.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
lum6ia.-Guy DeLuca. 5619 Georgia Ave.
Gertrude K. DeLuca. Roxbury Station,
Boston, MASSACHUSETTS,. Defendant.-Civil
Action No. 1S640-The object of this
suit is to obtain for the plaintiff a decree
OF divorce a .vinculo matrimonii on the
ground of voluntary separation for hve
plaintiff. it is. this 3lst day Of March.
l943, ordered that the defendant. Gertrude
DeLuca, cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day, exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days, occurring after the day of the nrst
cause. will be proceeded with as in case
Of default: Provided. copy Of this order
be published once week for three sue
cessive weeks in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Evening Star before said
day. 49, JAMES NJ. PROCTOR, Justice.
Clerk. BY HILDA MARIE GoWEN. Deputy
Clerk. ap2.9.16
Evening star., 1943-04-16

$1,000; 10. s26 90: 9. s2b. 8, 500. 90;
saGAas 52i siss@Gst s. IS s. az sISS ss s9
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$3.50 IS. ;1e56: -, .iss..so; s.. sis. .to:: 81:
81, $1,000: 81. $1,000; IS, 5000; "a,
1885, oS s' s}Sos g. sE9 $4,000 81 ss
ST. 81 e. .icoS' .s1S go g. g.
$50 sloea IS $500 s saGsS sagAhE s
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fsss sss 49, FL oslaso: IL ssG,afs s.
y. ey nN, he Court this 18th day q April. 1S43
q ol S.nes xsrss
tno part Of whose land was condemned
in this proceedins) Be. filed in said cause
ls43, otherwise said verdict viii Be 1,naiiy
ratified and confirmed upon the applica-
ssss. ,Sn thtPfsSS ,hf :ss
in each the Washinston Post, The I've
a.rsd star snd the e s
trtct Of Columbia. at least ten days before
the said 4th day Of May. 1913. James
Test Csri.: sa ss.vs1s c,.at s!ss ss G. eoDk
SteEart, u. Oeputy Clerk.
Evening star., 1943-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AVbOFNOpuk6S fON SA6Ss
Se STieK ,1s 1870 ,on7eTtiSls e0gDs; color Isd
0s''0l .uooe!i @ ciReEs s9iMaso?HfeoiRs MsoHoRs:
oath and Penn. Ave. NV.
sgR sg1 sSs s.s s
.uSt .I been overhauled; will sacrifice for
O~'' ~ CIRCLE MOTORS.
Gath and Penn. Ave. NV.
BUICK 1941 super conv.. excellent condi-
u; t1on; &ood tires; one owner; S1'195 cash.
driven 1900 mics Sy ph9sici.n' % ana asa attrse
toe: ti0e I,roSh hnish; above average condi-
1928 goth ST. NV. b1. e141.
BUICK 1898 de luxe coach, beautiful con-
dition; $476: give terms. Roper Motor.
GApMLAe ~ l94! o4-dqSI; 5000 miles. 1n; IN
conneetieute W.: s4SS'a 5000 r0n''1'' Ell
cSdS moG. 1e4s E ,ss sas mousn. .s
$500 ON nexear op pree cAp1To SS eea cAb siEe
LAC LAC CO, 1929 22nd st. NV. National
oEEvEoI e7 1871 sGnysTtl6: coupe g
Flood F. SS Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut Wo.
CHEVROLET 1e49 special Dc luxe town
CIRCLE MOTORS.
gath and Penn. Ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1888 standard town sedan:
trunk, heater; 5sdio seat covers; excellent
CHEVROLET 1910 special de luxe; radio
phone Fails Church sosM-W.1. WI '''
CHEVROLET 1887 de luxe. 4-door trunk
fnish, clean mohair uphoi.; $3.50. Nj.
7240.
dan; fuid drive. overdrive, radio, heater.
sis5 rovao 55fs AZ fofsg'01a 1919 'uz
DE SOTO l94l custom sedan; fuid drive,
economy overdrive. radio. heater. maroon
price. WHEELER, INC. 1910 Wisconsin.
$3.50. 1898 La Sale sedan, with heater:
S326. SQ4 BlsdensburE I'd. ne. Lu. 433s;
DopqE 1887 sedan: radio. heater: good
$500: CAN CT osIs.
R11af d9s sal .assess fs $3.50 n' n.
Norta 1884 after pm. 16.
T1sD 1874 nd .ea de LUXE Tudor sedan low
',s. ~.r ''y, III SsSsG1 !ss I;s,. e. LOT T..
sSsD ss!s ss is is :
FORD 1888 de luxe coach famous 6O);
best condition; sacrifice. 1885; give terms.
Roper Motor. 1880 r. !. ave. ne. 49,
NASH 1898 e-cylinder coupe: westherized
black nnish; 3O-day written guarantee;
1895. Williams q Baker. Nash dealer,
2sl9 N st. NV:
oLDs 1910 go 2-deor sedan. excellent
mechanical condition; good tires must
sell at once. Call Ii. 29s7. IS.
oLDsMoBILE 1941 2-door e-cyl., hydra
matte. 5000 miles, immaculate; 1,1b0.
Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
s4OO
OLDsMOBHE 1910 De luxe coach. finest
condition. S595: give terms. Roper Motor
1890 r. T. ave ne 49,
oLDsMoBILE 194l 6-cyI. 2-door sedan;
spotless throughout; 81 ,O45.
POHANKA SERVICE.
1928 goth St. NV. D1. 9141.
oLDsMOBILE 1871 custom club coupe,
s-cylinder; spotless black finish, heater.
low mileage, very nne tires, perfect in
every respect; S1,225.
POHANKA SERVICE.
1928 goth st. NV DI. o141
PACKARD 1910 "6" 2-door sedan; $4,000
niles imm.eulite; owner -ae and es1sd Y1r ter
MOTORS 1919 NJ st. NV.
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Adam A. Weschler d Son, Auetioneers
UNITED STATES MARSHAl'S SALE
QE SPEED BOAT AND TRAILER

By virtue of = writ Of execution issued
out of the clerks oliice Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Dis
trict Of Columbia and to me directed.
cash at 1905 POTOMAC AVENUE
p. 1sas: 4 il O'CLOCK Am. SPEED
boat "RuNkY," IS. IL" lenEth overall.
ment and FURNISHINGS. Registry Ne.
l3k 49s. Also pneumatic tire trailer
with boat cradle, seized and levied upon
as property Of the defendant, Z. Waring
Barnes, and sold to satisfy . judsment
At law No. MC-6245 in favor Of w.
Frank Warner. John d. Colpoys, United
States Marshal in and for the District
Of Columbia. apl6,2l,26
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$50 ACRES

Gently rolling land. nice state Of cultiya-
ton and productive, S-room dwelling with
electricity and running water. barn and
necessary outbuildings; good road: \. OF q
mile to station on Southern Railway: so
miles from D. C. Sacrificed at $4,000. 90.
H. B. MITCHELL,
Phone l35. Herndon. Va
COLORED-170 ACRES, S-ROOM FRAME
house beautiful setting on a high knoll,
large bank barn, double corncrib and bar
rack: 2 hne streams. some timber and lots
OF wood; $4,000. Box 4S7-H, Star.
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GARAGES WANTEE

GARAGE WANTED, VICINITY o. x37i
18th u. NV. Call Columbia 61kS.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE BRICK; $3.50 per mo. GIT
R. R. siding approx. $500 50. it. on one
floor: $4,000 ft: ground for parking. I'm
mediate possession. Call SELDEN B. DAN
IEL. jr.. 213 Woodward Bldg. MA. 1913
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$15,OOO.
lis ACRES

10 AGNES,
I mile frontage on Route o4o. running
from Wash, D. c., to Frederick Md; land
In excellent state of cultivation. we'll
watsfed. 90 acres in woodland. s-room
eouse. sheds large bank barn and % out I,
NC, 724O Wis. ave. WI 614O.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FURNISHED, AVAILABLE JUNE 26 FOR ?
months. detached S-room brick. 3 baths,
screened porch, recreation room, garage.
WA. 1888.
NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, ELECTRIC
kitchen, oil heat. $500 Branch ave. Sc, -
mile from D. c. Call evenings. GA. 014S.
J. FLEISCHMAN. Open Sundays.
PRACTICALLY NEW 4-BEDROOM HOUSE,
baths. gear garage, approximately 4
acres of ground. on knoll about 6ls
miles from Key Bridge. Rent, S2e5. Pos
session at once. REALTY ASSOCIATES.
INC. 4617 Lee highway, CHI. 143s, oxford
1870. Open till pm.
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OFFICE FOR RENT

1929 st. NV
4th floor walk upl: large rooms. in
excellent condition: $50 per month
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K St. NV. MA. O352
TWO ROOMS IN LAW SUITE,
Investment Bldg, 18th and K sts.
NV, to lawyer, manufacturing
agent or real estate agent. Box
344-B, Star.
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

wood; long Job. Cooper Supply Co, $500
Firth Sterling ave. Sc. Phone TR. 1903.
NiRht. TR 3401 90
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GARDINER. EARNEST 4 GARDINER,
Attorneys, Woodward Building.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
,q@6is;S W. ;S5}SSSEPAisE Y GAIHEi$IE: 81 Plan
No No 1so7sThe obiees Of this sus IS To-
Of iye years voluntary separation Without
i is this 7th daz Of April. 1913, Hai ordered
ta that the defendant; John ?. Carlisle. cause
before the fortieth day. Exclusive % Of ys Sun n.
the. the day :. Of the first publication Of this
ceeded with as in case Of default Fro
yided, copy Of this order be published
Evening Star Nevspsper % before said hp day. sne
81 JAMES NJ PROCTOR: Justice: Iseal)
EIEAN9s Z. JoBE I%SAri pepTt, cieff. it.''' 7'
DERDALE and STANLEY DeNEALE. At
Court of the united states ior tn. District
Of columbia.-1n re: Condemnation for
sns hs %aene o Of rs Rd csp for she I.
tween 41st and ,50th streets: for the ex-
tension and widenlng, Of Texas Avenue:
Street, southeast and for exces, conden-
nation: in the District Of Columbie.-.Dis-
o f Ssaton SHu Nc to oss.1 nd oass
for, Benefits, None Of Whose Property was
Taken IN This Proceeding:-Notice, is
entitled cause S returned nee its its verdict @ therein @
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Evening star., 1943-04-16

WOODBINE,
HOWARD CO., MD.
$50 acres. about so acres tillable,, ball
Good S-room farmhouse, Delco lighting
system phone, spring water to house; so
It. barn, sprinehouse and other out
buildings: $6,a5O.
CYRUS KEISER, Jr..
1910 wis. Ave. wo. 1871: Eve, wo 1865.
11s
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
a23 18th ST: N;E.--sToRAdE OR CON-
FLOYD E: DAVIS CO. 1929 K st. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
l2-RM.. 3-BATH DETACHED STONE AND
frame frame modern home; AUTO. coal heat, 8
Hea2 %ssr Pced os
se o%Nsk Box 4ss sss
HAVE FURNISHED HOME TWO MILES
north Of Univ. Of Calf, in Berkeley, Calf.
Excellent view. of entire San Francisco Bay
ing porch Will exchange for comparable
home in Alexandria or Arlington for -dura-
sSp wiz slsS sxchanse aYt1mg1iisS Yn,
view, Alexandria. Va. ' ''A w Va
woods, about $4,000 worth Of stock and
farming implements, 3 barns, outhouses:
on main highway. about 2S mi. from
Washington. Will exchange: NO: 6l76.
oUr-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.
FOR ARMY OR NAVY SCHOOL OR GOV
ernment agency-Group Of college build
road and main hiThvay. For sale or lease.
Immediate POSSESSION. Box 49O-H. Star. =.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
OFFICE ROOMS, SMALL, s15 AND $50
d'town: 1884 Columbia rd. NV AID. 1880
1l1O F ST: N.W.-INDIvIDUAL ROOMS
OF approx. 11'x20>; rental, $50 to S22 so
each including heat. light and elevator
- SHANNON & LUcHs CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
$4,000.

90 acres. 5-rm. old house, well. stable
and other outbldss Old. run down farm.
location. Cheap at this price. Call Mr..
williams. E: M. FRY, INC, 724O Wis.
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two day jobs considered. D1. 1910, MI.
Pate. before 10 am. IT.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
TRACTOR AND TRAILER, 1910; sleepinE
ea1 s1I,n,1on in running condition IVY 1871.
GsYGK an Wx 1852 1857 'H-ton stake: '0od tires.
CHEVROLET 1H-ton stake body. truck;
good condition. Can be seen 1901 Balti-
more ave. Riverdale, Nd; see Mr.. Lewis.
cHEvRoIET 1881 100. vheei-b.se truck
ssae ISL !saaa aap S.esa
FL ssss svsi1 Wilson siyd dael AL. Va III. 5000
GaEvRoIFr CHE 1899 P'Ps5 Dg yeEy Az AZ ee2di, .S,s
Georgia ave. NV. IA: 1900.
.aE1y 1870 .asd psuP trss ,sn :.:
deorsis ave- NV ia. 1900.
q. NJ O. 1889 ! ton truck; sbsb. FRED
MOTOR CO.. b013 Georgia ave. NV. IA.
iseS lsss {I. SI,tn
miles. 1877 4th st. ne. AT. a6iI.
REQ 1887 dump truck; good tires; cheap;
reason. drafted: Frank Price. Byrd's
TFsIler gtstlep, 3 P.fk' & Marlboro pike senn!ns
DoDGE 1895 1925 1h-ton plat Platform stake .Ss,s:: s112:
like new. 8 splendid tires. MI. 724O.
FORD 1889 panel delivery. perfect me
chanicaI condition; very good tires. small
mileage; 1925, or best ofRer. TAYLOR
SEVERAL TRUCKS OF. various capecities
sTEkRErT. oFEKATiNo sERyici.
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ALBERT w. HOWARD,
v. MANNING HOFFMAN,
apio,1e.2l,23.26 Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-03-12
Pocket Watch Saves Man
From Ricochetinq Bullet
Py the Assoc lated Press

Py he Associated Press.
LUMBERTON. N C.--H. T.
Flowers is more convinced than ever
that a pocket watch is more useful
to him than a wrist watch. A po-
liceman fired two shots at fleeing
prisoner.
One bullet ricocheted from
building and hit Mr.. Flowers, who
was standing nearby. He suffered
only scratch on his side as the
bullet glanced off his watch.
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and that the inquiry into the whole
plane production program was con-
tinuing"
A committee member, Senator
Ferguson said progress at the Will
low Run plant is not AS bad as
painted by some, and is not bad
Chairman Truman agreed the
committee had made no report"
Senator Hatch, Democrat. New
Mexico, another member of the
committee. arose to ask Senator
Ferguson if the situation at the
plant was as good as painted by
some?"
III have to answer it is not as
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Navy BIimp Arrives
At Distunt u. S. Bose

nv tire Associated Press
A Navy non-rigid bliInp Of the
type used for anti-submarins patrols
has completed a 3,000-mile flight
to an outlying base and now Is
engaged there in combating sub
marines, the Navy disclosed yes
terday.
The flight. described as a ferry
passage with several stops, was made
in four DAYS. the Navy said.