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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11

training, experience and reac-
tions of the fellows who are
serving in the Army, Navy and
Marines. But one of the main
thoughts that seems to be in
the minds of the boys is their
position in the postwar period,
Most of the soldiers like to
write about the days they spent
in the shops, and want to know
how their friends are. They
tell us how glad they are to get
letters from home. or thank
their union for sending them
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NP' viz pOlA-IoA pOllIlCOS
crate in voices dripping with de-
votion to democracy.
There is an air of sadness in
all these prophecies. 1t is the
sadness of man whose mother
in-law has just kissed him good
bye at the end of her visit.
The Prophets Purr
1t is bad thing, the prophets
purr, for this hard feeling to
exist between the men in the
armed services anC the war
workers. The boys at the front
should not have to worry about
the way these strikes are hold
ing up production of the weap-
ons they need so badly.
Oh, it is touching thing, this
solicitude of the plutocratic
prophets for the morale of the
boys at the front.
You take the question of war
profits, now. Everybody knows
that this war is being fought
for democracy-not for cash in
the Golfers of the big shots.
Well, nearly everybody, that is.
1t would not do, of course, for
the boys at the front to know
that business made twice as
much profits, after taxes, in 1943
as it did in 1889. Such infor-
nation would be bad for their
morale. They might get the
screwy notion that their sacri-
fices are paying off too much
gravy to the holders of big
hunks of Industrial stocks back
home.
Morale BY Headlines
So, build the morale of the
boys at the front with headlines.
If hundred WORKERS are pro-
voked into striking. by the fail
ure of their employer to settle
just grievances, splash in two
inch type across the top Of the
front page.
But, if an industrialist is
caught selling faulty war ma
terials to the Army. give the
story two inches on page 46.
If a dozen workers take q day
off to see the doctor or to go to
court and get a divorce, run a
feature article on the evils of
absenteeism. But, if a plant
shuts down, because it has filled
its schedule, and thousands of
workers are laid off, run an edi-
torial on the virtues of free en-
terprise.
Then, when the soldiers read
the papers, or hear the newcasts
on the radio, they will know that
it is the nasty, mean union work
ers who are selling them short.
After Victory
So the fighting men of Ameri-
ca will absorb all this during the
war, and those who survive will
come home after victory, and
what will they find?
They will find plants shut
down; but the air will be full of
speeches about the glories of
free enterprise. That will be a
great comfort to them.
They will find the poll-tax
politicos and the rugged Repub-
licans tearing hell out of social
security, labor standards and
bureaucratic" blueprints for
full employment and total pro-
duction in peace-time. This will
prove that the heart of big busi-
ness is full of love for the re-
turned veterans.
And they will find the unions
fighting like hell to keen the
plants running so as to provide
jobs for the fellows who have
faced bullets in the fight for
democracy.
Yeah, man: This is sure going
to make the returned soldiers
-. - A.. ,,,,,o, fallx.f
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11

While | have shOwered barrage of accusa-
tOns we'll supported by documentary evidence to
back up all statements made against guilty mem
bers of the Auto-Lite Unit executive committee,
not one of those named by me has had the courage
to deny the charges, TO meet me in open debate
and defend himself
Stop and think. Isn't the silence Of the
cused committee members in the face of the
serious charges made against them more than suf
ficient proof of their guilt? If you | were
cused of such serious msdeeds as were great
majority of your committee, wouldn't we take up
the challenge to clear ourselves if we were
Justly accused? | think we would,
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owned by the Defense Corpora
tion, and unprecedented pro-
duction from the workers, fail
to completely satisfy the own
ers of our industrial plants.
Not only has the govern
ment invested billions of dol
lars in new equipment and
plant expansion in existing in
dustries; but it has spent addi-
tional billions building new
plans and equipping them with
machinery.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11

CnS COlul1lHlS
unions W i'll
have to reck-
on with the
boys who are
suffering in
the foxholes,
t h e editors
opine in ten
point type.
We told
you so; that
these strikes
would pef the
fighting men
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On T he
Beam
By Clayton w. Fountain

The plutocratic prophets would
have it that the soldiers are sore
at the workers in the war plants.
Labor has got itself on spot,
the cnhlmnists chortle. The
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11

branches f
t h e govern
ment u n til
next year.
I h ere is
nothing n e W
in the propo-
s a |, because
t h e Chicago
Tribune h a S
been predict
ing that there
would be no
1914 elections
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11
The Bargain Hunters
By MELVIN SCHULTZ,
President, Local IL, UAW-CIO
NEVER SATISFIED

NEVER SATISFIED
Despite it's huge profits born out of the war,
industrial corporations constantly proving
that they are far from satisfied.
Governmental guarantees of profits, loans, the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11
Regional Views
BY Richard Gosser, Director,
Region 2B, UAW-ClO
SOLDIERS LETTERS

Ever since the war began and thousands OF
members of union entered the armed forces,
dozens of letters pour into office from all
parts of the world from boys
Many interesting letters come in telling of the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11
It's News
To Me
By o. ]. PECORD
BIG NEWS

BIG NEWS
Biggest news out of Washing
ton this week is to the effect
that the 1914 elections may be
held off until 1945, freezing the
administrative and legislative
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1944-02-11
S New
By {. j. Duck
Educational Director
Local IL
A SUNNI AIRY

weeks because interested in my own Uni
operated decent honest prncl
effort show the people at the
nIan ntHha Is rMfh cir rnrpan
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH for D. c.. Nd. or Va.
homes; prompt personal appraisals at to-
Gays full market value. MR.. QUICK; RA
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its va Value
to s5! Our opinion entails no obligation:
60, INC. estabiIshed 1857. 81. 1918
Nfs PAY ALL 5l CASH t ST n NV and Sc
CASH FOR ANY KIND Of real estate. prici
8 81 fEsne ME- s0iS S0S5 or white, DAVID E
WE CAN SELL your house. We can ge,
you cash It won't take US long Prompt
SIS No CAPITOL Ma aq s455 Realtors
COLoRED-6-room brick house from
owner :, in Northeast or NorthWest section;
list o YouR a0F for o scE sal.
with GEORGE w. ROBERTSON, y Hesketh
St. Chevy Chase Md. WI 1854: spe.
BETHESDA silver sprine Tafo aass A Eaass
ten ten and other reflned residential sections.
critics showing moderate returns An ex-
perlenced sales organization is ready to
gou fbe bes ana marSe psss
SRAVATTE, 559 18th 0i ST. Re aR = Ma 4
TAKoMA PARK, or nearby, 4 to room
d degss IN ST so9d GO condition. am not a
in D. G Immediate cash: E. W. BAILEY.
DIRECT FROM OWNER. 6 to , 8 rm. ii house u w.
n ne, or Sc: AT, s4Ss for quick offer.
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes IN Arlington or Falls Church c. S,
SCHILLINGBURG, 4615 Lee hwy. OK.
S624 after pm, CHI. 4512
We CAN SELL your house in any section
OF the city. We have been building and SELL
ing houses in the District of Columbia for
many man years and we are probably better
If you wish quick and satisfactory esvits,
call A. H. Parker. Ia. 1868 or RIA. $3.50.
: B. TIFFEY q SON. $40 Kennedy s.. NV.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY direct from owner
IN Friendship lights. area for around
S42,Ouo, brick. detached, 3-bedroom, / "a
bath house EN- 254S
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that I win
sell at PUBLIC AUCTION. at 10 am. Monday:
September SEP rh,ef rs Ie44 At the store yard Of
and SITS. Sc. the lost. stolen and aban-
doned property. consisting OF 81 motor
esT n trailer b. AND
Police Department, D. c., and which have
not been called for by the claimants as
Inspector. Metropolitan Police, Chief (also
property Clerk. seq, 1924.
JUDICIAL SALE Of valuable -unimproved
10 lot OF GROUND near 47th and verplanck
on5 BY VIRTUES Of n deeree of pt Tx p Ias
trict Court Of the United States for the
e pstEss 1 81 GGIpm NJ Gy Action
s. public , SUCTION: il Room leo, District
following described land and properly, sit
uate in the District, Of Columbia. contain
for purposes Of assessment s o and nt taxation tS
Terms Of sale Sale subject to confirmation
time Of making bid. balance due upon con.
1rmation OF sale by the court. A certifi-
o oate s nsS c0 m and
bidder at conclusion of sale. Property sub
jjeeents to redemption at any time prior to
u With terms of sae ciera
of said court. will execute and deliver to
purchaser a deed to property so sold, con-
veytne to purchaser all of the right, title
property whether named in said suit or
not. All conveyanctnR.. notary fees. reve-
nue. stamps and recording at purchaser
cost. Terms OF sale to be complied with
within fifteen G5) days from said con-
nfhI a otherwise. Ct the discretion of
feited, or the property may be resold at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser after
10 days advertisement OF such resale in
washington. D. c. GUY w PEARSON,
Collector of Taxes. D. c. SELF lot d8,s
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMS-3O minutes downtown,
GOOD road. water main electricity; a near
by farm with city improvements; plenty of
ETC near Fairfax HIN se ass e and lee
NV" Il. and Two bus lines Why 60 way out
land with no conVenenees 81 an eaea ao
We are builders and can build your home
after the war with no down payment if
ous faF SO is dd 1ad s To- m1 Pe Ss
Lee Hwy. or Lee Blvd. to Fairfax Circle lat
Howard Johnson,s), continue on dual road
fax Acres. Open every day 5 to pm.
i 5 DAIRY FARM, II miles D. c.,
mouse, 2Q-cow barn large bank, barn. ?
enlGRen houses all necessary buildings.
s soRlpmen no 3 sb,, bead cattle horses
large . stream beautiful bluegrass meadow
G ga a: sRoo ea4 BUNGALOW screen S s4
telephone, electricity; excellent neiehb o
fruit Of ali Kinds good road DAD near large larse
vaf n h esan Of Pa RHSe co
s. sta $50; vTsssonaSie terms THOMAS & CO
mi, to Washington; Groom frame house.
Service aau train mi i0m hsh school, bus
in seaSu oak ' fber na@ber a ana
sqffhs fs pay s soa E1
T rs Mas ~ Phone Vienna, vac ae', nss
CONSISTS Of arFs house AsM fansr eaSiDpea
modern 47-cow barn, 4 units De Laval
mixer large horse barn, . silos, dry stock
chicken houses, horses. heifers, 3 bulls,
81 milk cows, all machinery needed for
ppp DeWn g faEm want to sell as whole
a stSn gassins Twin BaTreii NAY T e sas
OOO-vacant. oa5-acre stock. hog and
sneep farm fronting on hard road. II
mi out; small bungalow. with electric
pump, hus, bank barn with ali necessary
grain farm; 20 registered Hereford cows
a and,N bu nii,, sheer and hogs also for sale
s Md p suED diP Routs 2 SILVER Spring,
HOWARD COUNTY@42o acres. 5s-stan-
s Shnon ideal dairy farm, with large, modern
nome nome with shsde 10 yrs. old. with huge
bedrooms, large fireplace, full Basement s :
IDEAL for entertaining; 90 acres of wood
i and balance in best state Of cultivation
priced to sell JOHN Bu I e rTaf Route
SILVER silver s sprs, Md. Don't dial, cali
lIs ; FARM for sale, 5-room house. in
cement block barn, COW barn, etc, cleo
wei dIlu streams GnrOuRl
farm; Fauauier Co., Va: Route gil to New
Baltimore, left on 800. left on 676 Dun
Clio Farm: immediate possession; owner on
p MopssE S 81 and Sunday Call after
NEAR WARRENTON-3oO acres, Fauauier
County: p good bottom land fronting
for quick sale, S25 an acre. "a cash. by
owner; brokers. attention. Box 4l6-J, Star
SALE OR LEASE-15O-acre dairy and
poultry farm. stocked and equipped: 10
miles from District line. WI. $3.50
96-ACRE MONTGOMERY co. farm,
modern house. large bank barn, 9 tenant
houses, well watereG; 30 mi. to White
90 acres. with complete set of good
bldes, on gravel road. l mi from hard
road. Call Rockville $50, on Sundays call
MR. WATKINS GajtberShpro -
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE.

BUICK 1888 4-door sedan; radio; excellent
WecHan mSr Sond G price, Sa55 PARK
BUICK 1887 convertible sedan; extra clean
car inside and out; new tires. good me
MCKEE PONTIAC. Send and 'H sts. INV NV
BUICK 1s41 7-passenger sedan; IL ,ooo
mi; like new in every detail: will accept
t Ga and and arrange terms. PEAKE MOTOR
e Gp WIS w, at Labs Albemarls Or 5000: open
and and a2.foot yasabond trailer. new tires
Steps SOFA this w ssso Box aes ss s,y must
CADILLAC model TOYS convertible sedan:
fleetwood BODY; radio and heater, excellent
Mo of SAY sAE ssr 4 Sslng prize
CADILLAC 1898 convertible sedan: mag
n nm i1 car, carefully driven by one owner:
below ceiling. LOVING MOTORS, 1915
dan RADIO 10000 miles, has h aaO spec is
"a eaD NE new sfS this o 5Ss
ancs thu oughout, black finish. suntan
Leaf upholstery; r. and h., excellent rub
snip: A good looking COZ eonyertibIe coupe.
mo ana SIS. NV. ME. 0400.
CADILLAC Fleetwood rs sedan; radio and
heater: purchased new by prominent Wash
inetonian, chauffeur driven, low mileage
immaculate inside and out: for quick sale
can ea1,nb be n bought &C. considerably below oPA
PONTIAC. 22nd and n SITS; NV, ME. O40O.
S'ss5 fac ' kns fassfes
CHEvRoLET 1881 town sedan; motor Just
overhauled: equipped with radio and heat
er; PARKWAY MOTOR CO.. 3051 M st.
GHEvRo6LGGiTs % is4a club coupe. Chevrolet
l932 four, door; legal prices warranty.
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 Connecticut. WO.
CHEVROLET 1912 station wagon; no pri-
GRITTY needed. SIMMONS MOTORS, 1857
14th st. NV, NO. 2164.
CHRYSLER 1881 de luxe coupe, irst-class
f9nai5iUp' as sssd rubber. sss 7th
c cHSsI ;s' is41 New Yorker 4-door Sc
dan: beautiful blue 2-tone upholstery
radio and heater: this car must be seen.
BENDALL PONTIAC. King St, Alexandria:
cRRosIE9Y; 1912 convertible sedan, with
radio: legal price warranty. FLOOD POM
T1Ac. 1921 Conn. ave. WO.. S40O
gSlssd uassr s ceiling ss5S; FARkSWSs IS
dition. Oliver 6446 after s p.m. WA
DODGE 1871 4-door sedan; fluid drive;
radio and heater; this Is an exceptionally
i3V &. S ~. SzE a 5YslY' xoToS CO" s0Si
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HOUSE TRAiLERs.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headouarters-
New tandem wheel Schultz on display:
also Broom Travelos. many used trailers
and luggage trailers; IL, Is and "a mos,
praisal AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. INC.
G 3Te ,J until o. 4o30 Wisconsin ave.
1914 KozY COACHES and pla,t.. Man,
good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route l. Der.
wyn. Md Tel Berwyn As.
HOUSE TRAILER, eft. prewar Platte
c condition new, electric refrigerator and
brakes: may be seen from 10 an to 8
Pm PM, HILLSIDE TRAILER VILLAGE
NEW sHoRELANp TRAILER. , rooms.
frame; wheel and tandem. Also a num-
We pay cash for your trailer. MEXAN.
DRIA TRAILER CO. springbank Manor,
2 mi south Of Alexandria on No. / hwy,
TIE. 1920, OR. $3.50
THINNER 1870. 2s tt: in good condition
3 rooms. Coleman heater and cook stove
Oak Trailer Park, / mi. west OF Falls
Church. on Ri gil,
FOR SALE--Excellent condition, 1s41
Irayelo trailer, 10 it.. overall sleeping
space. for 4. See j. ]. RALSTON, Lot "a,
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandria Va "a
NEW SHORTHAND TRAILER. 3 rms, with
venetian blinds. all-steel welded frame .
wheel and tandem. Also number OF good
used trailers to choose from. We pay cash
for your trailer. ALEXANDRIA TRAILER
60, Springbank Manor mi. south of
Alexandria on No. L hwy. TIE. 1920. Or
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LOTS FOR SALE.

"a LOTS FOR SALE, high, large trees, If
Wheatley Hills, a new subdivision in tn,
heart of Bethesda's finest residential sec.
ton, bordering Greenwich Forest to TIT
west and Edgemore to the south; fully re-
stricted; improvements in. Call WI. $500
after or OF. 1888 during the day.
FOUR HOME SITES. ] block from Conn
ave. and Dayenport st. NV. For infor.
between silver Hill and Camp Springs
Md, 4 miles from District line, Is minute:
from Navy Yard; been selling fast. only q
few nice ones left; 100xl75. $500; easy
terms: Buy now-build after the war
Dl. 1888, N. c. HINES g. SONS. Invest.
ment BUILDING. Evenings. call Mr.. Davis
NEAR Ne WOODROW WILSON HIGHS lot,
very desirable location: offered at $1,000
Tonight call Mr.. Straub. OR. 2644. THOS
J. FISHER & CO, INC. Realtors, 73s
18th stn.w. DI $3.50.
CRESTWOOD-Cnoice lots are available in
this restricted ln-town subdivision plar
now for your after the-war home PAUL
F. po STONE ION 4 o F. E; CALDWELL, OR, 2244
and norS va 0i pas n between snd In sie
WEST HAMPTON, vicinity of Falls Church
"a, to "a acre. Price, $3.50 to ST 900
Good elevation, large trees. walking dis
lance to transportation, schools and stores
Small cash payment, easy terms LYON
INC; Oh. 700, Ewes. Summers, CHI. 21I7
SILVER SPRING business section, zonec
It.. suitable for automobile show room ant
subdivide. H. HANNAUER, 1906 Georsi
ave- Silver Spring, Md, ST 47og ST 400 (
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sBEvERLY sEACR on Chesapeaks Ray--
foI ,satalesue Bsf u MAYO a. 4 Co. Nd
COTTAGE, Herald Harbor-1 block from
water; 3 rooms, kitchen. screened porch
electricity and bath house; lot 7bx1UO
price, So, 800 Woodley 6519. after $3.50
o BEAUTIFUL wIcoMIco RIVER, AZ
mi m District line; furnished summer cot
s screened porch, modern kitchen. cleo
105x265; $4,000. WA. 1902.
CSsEIDARPoINT viCINiTY-s houses. 500
$50 and $50 month. AT. 0400
WEST RIVER, MD.-Furn., imp. cottages
boating, swimming, fishing. Grabbing: SIG
for week end. S25 week. West River 6O-F-4
MODERN. attractive, well-furnished cot
tage at Cedarhurst on Chesa. Bay, 81 miles
D. C., near Shady Side. Md; r.. bath
porch, eIec; stove and refsr.; perfect con:
dition; $4,000, terms. Ask for Mr. Olif
az Cedarhurst or w. M. BAUMAN,
Thomas Circle, MA. 1929, WO. O747.
LAKE JACKSON, near Manassas, Va; Il
mi lake, 81 mi. D. C.-2 modern los
cabin year-round homes 3 and 4 rms, al
improvements. stone fireplace: wooded
boating, swimming fishing. Nicely fur
nished. Priced to sell. Terms. Cal
Manassas (Va.) 79-F-4, or drive out. Sc.
these this week end
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|AUToMosILEs FOR SALE Cont, IN

|
SSDa: l:ss tsss ESQ ESQ sfi
I'll: :sss tae s ;sssR ;.s SoSh s
i sokp N 1s 81 n son. MI .o ols s5.t ,nn
SsSi 'f SS6 ssst Co. rags 1851 M
FORD fs4i eonysrtible s-pass, club coupe
&c &c luxe e. radio, foslight. spotlisht; perfect
eaDs oR MR eo ssT Tid co. n
ylIls a.; siivs. sp5ins, Md. sH. 400.
n.s sssss ns sss
;Ss saa assfs5 eo 5es 5o5 sfPs St. D1s
LHCoLS-zEPHYR 1912 4-door sedan;
JACK PRY MOTORS, 10th and Penna.
IiNCoLN-zEPHYR 1889 convertible coupe;
beautiful car with excellent tires, black,
Tish rad 1stb and a. hes.sr JACK pRY MO-
clean inside and out. sGND ssIn Poa sffie5
6 6hbssaoBiIp 1873 %E 2 4door sedan
Tass snd o1er 'f o1U
water heater, $3.50. Cali District 47se
i rxGkaaR s~ sapday Convertible ga
cylinder: radio and heater. JACK PRY
s MoToRs 18Th 18Th apa Pe ans ave
ceilent originsi-tread tires. fine mechanieai
condition; ceiling price. LOVING MOTORS,
i PAcka Al s. SUPER nw; formal sedan; r. and
h b good clean esI, priyatsly, owned: les
P2eksRG5A f 54o 1891 1894 q ma radio sS
heater, good condition. Oliver 1000.
G ss ge. only like hss ss in fsd 5
heater: s7s6. LOVING MOTORS, 1915
PLxMoGIH 1898 touring sedan; EXCELLENT
Pontiac 1885 4-door trunk sedan; yer,
good mechanical condition; fair tires; 1896
Pontiac &C 1885 1885 4-door sedan: excellen,
s e9ndi s6E, thFogshout PARKWAY MOTOR
heater, seat covers BENDALL PONTIAC
King ST., Alexandria: TIE. 291s.
PONTIAC ONT, GIGS 1887 sedan, heater: s42o cash
T TihsG!a 1S 1887 de luxe 4-door sedan d
good eoEdition r., radio % and good tires; orig
TAXI AND P: u: C.. ii PLYMOUTH: cash
See CANNON, sos Seward So Sc. F R
TAxICAB, Plymouth, with PUG. rea
buy. 2l0 Mississippi ave. Sc, Apt. .. "a :
USED-CAR SALE.
~ Buick special sedanette: r. and h.
az Chrysler Windsor sedan, vac. drive.
AZ Oldsmobile '7S" sedan; hydro, r. g. h
AZ Buick super sedan; r. and h.
Al Buick sedans f2). r and h.
Al Ford de luxe Tudor; r. and h.
Al Lincoln-Zephyr sedan: r. and h. lover
drive.
~ Studebaker Champion sedan: r and h
40 Buick super club coupe: r. and b
a Pontiac 81 sedanette; r. and h.
,4o Pontiac de luxe sedan r. and h.
40 Packard 6-cyl. sedan; heater.
40 Mercury sedan: r. and h.
80 Lincoln-zephyr sedan: heater Cover
drive).
'3s Ford ..s5" de luxe sedan: r. and h.
| CONVERTIBLES:
~ Chevrolet cow. coupe: r. and h.
20 BUICK super cow sedan: T. and b.
40 Mercury cow coupe: r. and h.
| PASSENGERS
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan; r. and h.
40 Chrysler 7-pass. sedan: T. and h.
| Many others in stock
EVANSVILLE BUICK CO.. Warfield ALL
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HOUSES FOR SALE (cont. J

COLORED-463 Luray pl. NV. near Sol
diers Home grounds rooms, tiled bath,
rear YARDS alleys ah reped for r0s a
IN due tins $500 H 9n @
rooms, 2. baths, reception hail. full cellar
81 asn mmes cal MR. psMoUY
CoLoREDM30o block 18th st. n.e.-see
large rear yard Farsss priced fer quick
S SaEeHERp BE il, ISL sysSs DE ssl]s
tapestry brick. rooms, bath, front porch
2 inclosed rear porches full cellar. h.-w;h.
large yard and and garage. HoHENsTEIN
COLoRED-32i5 Ga. ave- and ISL Keefer
pl. n.w.-A complete, corner home OF
REALTY CO, 1925 No, Capitol; Ho. 1900.
detached brick new eeaf heating eo unit; terms.
Harry Dreisen, ia. 69o2. or MURRAY Co..
CoLoRED--s5ao 18th st. NV; Q rooms
G GEsS 1es,d fAMB CO ss 4 1sth St
Baths, Kitchens: sarass; si5iiag Siio in \
f REhnFy az Co. iu ME 4e41 terms oSooho
tit. and bath modern saq 5ricE home. WITH
rooms and running water on Bird floor:
balance like rent. Phone GE. 1865 or WI
S aas RftSE s$s Pan PARK I'd NV vacant sa
arranged as . separate apis, 4 rooms and
bath each. Let the tenant help pay for
stucco over brick, z rooms, bedrooms,
nice rear yard, porches; very convenient
section; yacant-see today;
CoLORED-In the 400 block Luray st.
NV 6,ro9m brick; This particular home
for summer months, the. very latest type
6-room house look or equipped any better
in the whole of Washington: 81 200 down.
For more informal ton call AT. 1904.
5000 down Nix X KUsHN fERre s6 and W soe
ward Bldg, d. 1868. ewes. EN-. 1896
COLORED, 432 Lamont ST. n.w.-6 rooms
bath, h.-w.h.; full basement; front and
back porches: $500. Call MR.. WIN
Standardized, new, e-tamily
homes modern in every detail: separate
h.-w.h,, screened back pesches. deep lots:
new section, near schools and shopping;
good transportation; well constructed and
priced right at $3.50; $3.50 cash, bal
is 5s ny EaG Be- D Eh4Ha 81 500
s. nv; MA, 1856; ewes. MI. 1857.
COLoRED-Near 11th and East Capitol
sts.-2-story brick, arranged as three -
room, apis, now rented at SIT. 50 per
oGa on idesl tHr doctors or dentists
C0LORED-Large :3-story brick on End ST.
near ST. NV. Possession of 1st floor
and business, Gear parking. Only SIS $3.50:
$1,000 cash. OWNER, Taylor 1880. pa