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The CIO news., 1944-05-08
Steel Meet Opens; Story Next Week

Cleveland, May s-One Of the
worlds largest unions, the CLIO
United Steelworkers Of America,
was scheduled to open It's second
constitutional convention here May
Q, with Philip Murray, president
Of the union and Of the CLIO, 40
chairman. The parley, which will
The CIO news., 1944-05-08
Labor's Claims
u pheId

The dispute between labor and the Bureau
of Labor Statistics over the extent of increases
in living costs is no mere statistical argument.
1t involves the livelihood of millions Of
Americans and how much they should be paid
to make ends meet, with prices what they are.
1t is therefore encouraging to find that a
Senate committee has shown due apprecia-
ton of the bread-and-butter issues involved
and has reached conclusions that are SUBJ
stantiay similar to those of the CIO and
the AFL
The committee headed by Senator Pepper,
which has been investigating the plight of
white collar and fixed income groups in the
war economy, has found that the BIS living
cost index is inadequate and misleading and
should not be used by the War Labor Board
as basis for determining the workers ability
to cope with rising costs.
The Senate committee notes, as labor has
done, that the BIS index fails to take into
account deterioration in quality of goods, dis
appearance from the market of cheaper
grades of goods, new types of expenditures
incurred by workers who migrate to war
Jobs, black market operations which are hid
Gen ITOm view, anu uiuSIeflCeS OStWeeH PRICES
in various types. of communities and geo.
graphic regions"
The committee concludes that "there n
in this country today no official agency ca
pable of supplying adequate information on
the relationship between price and income
increases and the resulting effect ON the
standard of living"
It joins with CIO Pres. Murray in recon-
mending that adequate funds should be given
the BIS to prepare real living-cost index
that will adequately reflect current relation
ships between prices and income and take into
account wartime factors.
The Senate committee also recommends
that the War Labor Board cease applying
the Little Steel formula to substandard
wages and salaries and work out sound
procedure for raising such wages and sal
aries.
Industrial war workers and millions of
other Americans from white collar and fixed
income groups are suffering gross injustice
from the present wage freeze and from BIS
Misrepresentation Of the extent of increases
In living costs.
The impartial findings Of this eminent Sem
ate committee vindicate labor's demand that
his injustice should be remedied without de-
ay.
The CIO news., 1944-05-08

CEWELL AVERY evidently thinks
~ big businessman is not only
entitled to be carried back and
carried forward" by Uncle Sam but
also TO be carried out.
Countless unionists have been
hustled of company premises on
their own feet, or slugged and
removed limp and PROSTATE.
But Big-Shot Avery got de luxe
transportation when he defied the
law, maintaining his swivel-chair
posture all the way to the side
walk.
Avery Is an extremist. Few en-
ployers would go the personal
lengths he has gone in thumbing
his nose at the United States.
But he is a hero" TO many
union-hating despisers of democ-
racy, who see in him the express
sion of their own suppressed de-
sires-just as a notorious gang
ster is admired by lesser crooks
who wish they had his daring.
n X X
Congressman Howard Smith Is
another extremist, for all his
veneer Of beady-eyed, wfng-collar
responsibility. He introduces bills
to smash unions and to rob the
public wholesale for the benefit Of
profiteers.
Many of Smiths tory colleagues
think he "goes too far" But still
he's their hero, for he comes right
out with what they'd like to get
away with il they could.
Both Avery and Smith serve a
useful purpose, however, as
warning to decent Americans Of
the anarchy, exploitation, imitation
and war disruptions that would
result from the law of the jungle
which their crowd advocate.
Both of them have found COM
mon ground at the present time
In their efforts to smash the
War Labor Board.
While Avery takes direct ac-
tion in defiance of the Board to
promote industrial disorder, Smith
introduces so-called amendments 10
the price control law TO make the
WLB powerless to preserve in
dustrial peace.
II h II
Here are some of Smiths brazen
proposals.
% He would freeze starva-
tion, by forbidding the WLB
to make any upward adjust
ments of even substantandard
wages, regardless Of increases i'm
living costs.
(2) He would deprive the WLB
Of authority to insist on en-
pIoyer observance of Its deci-
sions-thus leaving union-bust-
ers like Avery free to disrupt
industrial relations.
90 At the same time, the
Smith amendments would push
The CIO news., 1944-05-08
Looking Ahead
By Len De Caux

)e Caux
living costs higher and higher
by crippling OPA's enforcement
powers on violat0rs Of rationing
and price ceilings; by requiring
OPA to lift prices to guarantee
profits; and by breaking through
present rent controls.
II characterS like Smith and
Avery should be allowed TO have
their way, America would be
threatened with industrial chaos
and imitation on the eve of our
country's greatest war test, the
invasion Of Europe.
Union-busting employers would
not have to wait for the wars
end to start their open-shop
drive, but could begin with inn
punity right now to break of
union relations and lock out their
employees.
War workers, already caught
between frozen wage rates and
sky-high living costs, would be
weakened in health and morale, II
not actually starved, by the re-
moval Of present price controls, as
proposed by Smith.
4 X II
It is unthinkable that the Amer
lean people should tolerate this
kind of Avery-Smith program
Pres. Roosevelt has acted firm
~ against the provocations Of
outlaw Avery, to the applause Of
every patriotic American.
The House committee is unlikely
to report out Smiths outrageous
amendments, and he will probably
have to bring them up on the floor
of the House.
But even il the full program Of
these extremists is not adopted,
there are many threatening steps
in the same direction which will
be much hearder to prevent.
In fighting TO uphold the orderly
procedures of the War Labor
Board, against the freezing of in
sufficient wages. and for the
strengthening Of present price
controls, the CIO and labor gen.
orally are fighting for interests
much wider than those of the
union membership.
They are fighting for some 20
million largely unOrganized
Americans, white-c0llar workers,
professional folk, teachers, gov
ernment employees, pensioners,
servicemen's families and others,
who also suffer from fixed in
comes and soaring prices.
They are fighting to back up
our fighting men with uninter-
rupted production and solid home
front. and to prevent them from
coming back to the horrors Of in
fiation.
In a word, labor Is waging this
fight for our whole country and
for victory.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

z5aa. or TH1 1uSs Ss
81 hs nsdn Drss nsd y s o
July "a. 1874. in the matter Of closing
certain street and alleys in the, District
the said Commissioners being satisfied Is
said closings, and that the same Win not
avE R0s Pssrssa ssa
aSe s sns Y h
December 10. 1882, the street and alley
areas as shown in green on plats hled in
the once OF the surveyor Of the DISTRICT
soos. soos. sSo4. zoos and m "seo sSo7 ooU az:
hereby ordered CLOSED. same to take
;S eject t,t' On and ,h after September 49, 1s4t
areas 50 closed to revert to the shutting
property owners as shown on said maps:
ss sTs elr oa aFss
on the effective date aforesaid, according
to to,,ns Items z Z, and 3: DESCRIBED Is
tween Bruce Place and 18th Place. s.E.
:;'S :;ss sse% i s;s sss.ss
running from ssvannsh street to Smith
in sSSaTs ssn Ssls Closing
soe eiGsns PSF Stree.
running from Indiana Avenue to b Street,
NV. in Square 573." Any and all parties
Commissioners, d. c., objections. il any.
to said closings, or as to any item or items
providing for the closings listed above. be-
closings shall become effective on and after
that date. in accordance with the pro-
proved December T Is. 1ass. az. NS JOHN M rus G
SELL YOUNG. c. w. KUTZ. GUY MASON,
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia.
au16, 4t,exSu
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Uncle Row Corner
Fen things cdn injurs a
more quickly than selt-pity.

Many . killdeer never saw q deer,
and it seems there never was q kill
deer which did any harm to a deer.
Birds Of this kind owe their name
to cries which they utter. They
make sounds which are like kill
deer. kill deer" or kill dee, kill dee. -
Killdeers are found in many in
land parts of this continent during
summer. They make their nests in
the southern half Of Canada and in
various parts of the United States
and Mexico. They are small birds,
only about 10 inches long.
The nests are made on the ground,
and the parent birds are much
alarmed about possible danger. One
day while I was in the northern
woods I watched a killdeer which
would run along the ground and
then stop, and then would run
farther. All the while it was crying
what sounded to me like kill deer,
kill deer!" Many persons report
that they cannot hear the "r" at the
end of the deer" but it seemed to
me that I heard 1t. I figured that
the bird was trying to lead me away
from its nest.
Another name for the killdeer is
Evening star., 1944-08-22
AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

ExPEERI ,%IE AAUA0 RErAIRING and service,
to $40 pm. closed Sun: towing service.
No; 3lO1: SMITH TExACO SERVICE. go
HOUSE TRAILER. 1912 superior with elec-
trio FriRidaire: reasonable. Mrs Price.
MARTHA WASHINGTON TRAILER CAMP.
s-HoRsE TRAILER. sturdy construction,
fully padded: tires in excellent condition;
MoToRCYcLE. Hariey-Davidson: 1885
500 cash; EN-. 6110.
MOTOR SCOOTER, 1888, good condition
good tires, $3.50; Phone OR. .3O2s.
pairs: quality work. reasonable prices
MsMAa3N NJ. ap q, CHEVROLET. ,a5 ssss asorsia
TIRE REcAPPING. s-hour service. BY
appointment. Leave your car 8 am, pick
1t up at pm Finest-grade materials
used. Expert workmanship by experienced
recappine mechanics. All work guaranteed
Ample parking facilities. PALDER &
l2l2: 1909 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK. o0i2
RECAPPING in Washington. One-day serv-
ice. By appointment only. Leave car 8
am, ready at 8 pm. Complete custom
built work with truck rubber. Plenty of
Grade l and 3 tires carried in stock in
al sizes Ample parking in rear. CON-
sOLIDATED TIRE CO., 1496 II ne. LU.
0S34
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Not This

NOISY plover." and it also is called
the "chattering plover.", 1t is a
member OF the plover tribe, but
differs from most plovers because II
usually keeps away from seacoasts.
It deserves to be called noisy be-
cause it utters its cry so often. II
wants to save its young, but often q
person would not know there was a
killdeer nest around If the bird did
not keep crying out its name.
The nest often is placed in a
meadow and may even be in a
plowed field 1t is a small hollow in
the ground and it sometimes is lined
with pebbles or dry grass. Foul
eggs are placed in it and the small
ends OF the eggs seem always to
point toward the center,
Often killdeer makes believe thai
| it is lame when 1t sees a human
being. Limping along, with one
wing dragging on the ground, II
moves away from the nest, hopine
that the stranger will follow it. II
the stranger gets too close to it, the
bird will rise from the ground anc
fly out of reach.
Some killdeers fly to South Amer
lea to spend the winter. They are
valuable birds because they eat great
numbers of harmful insects.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
LAIDLAW & COMPANY.

NOTICE Of coNT1SuA AT1oN OF Of LIMITED
Fixed for ITS its puration-Notice fasy IS hereby
Kings Point Road, Great Neck. New York;
Gilbert U. Burdett, residing at $50 Maple
Ss5sfs EssS%a New waa Eliot
Street, Plainfieid New I Jersey: 'SI Louis s"sn W.
Noel Noel v residing at 120 East End Avenue.
esdne at RoeieT sn
dome, New York: lorraine F. n Pitman, re-
siding at 10 Meadowbrook Road, Darien.
At House, W.stoser II se Road resaaine ssam
ford. Connecticut, and William F.. Van
Er.sa Reysate5 residids at 80 North Monroe
Partners, and Isabella Wood Laidlaw. re-
siding at 143 Dwight Place, Englewood.
HeW H!Ia Jersey Henry Mcsweeney, residing at
City: New jersey, and and Malcolm MiHs S. Macksy. ss.
residing in Far Hills, New Jersey. as
special special Partners; who, having formed a
of the State of New York and desiring to
do business in the Distriet Of Columbia as
Of Limited Partnership' in dH the once 'ds Of tSe
Clerk Of the District Court of the United
States S,st for the I DISTRICT Of Columbia on
1912. a will terminate December 81, 1914.
time. That said Partnership. with the
persons above stated as, being General
FARMERS continuing to be the General
Partners and the persons above stated as
being Special Partners continuing to be
the Special Partners. is to continue to De-
cember 81, 1916; that the arm name Of
said Partnership is Laidlaw g. Company;
that the business to be transacted BY
said Partnership is the business of buying,
bonds, notes, securities, negotiable instru-
ments and other evidences Of debt or
onnsrship as as. brokers or agents. and not
Laidlaw, Henry McSweeney. and Malcolm
8 Mackay have contributed the sums of
lively, to the common stock of said
Partnership Certificate of Continuation
of Limited Partnership beyond the time
originally fixed for its duration and signed
and acknowledged was filed on August
II, 1914. in the ONCE of the Clerk of
the United States District Court for the
District of Columbia
u22.23, ,2S,29 80, ,se5, ,12,13,14
Evening star., 1944-08-22
Take My Word for 1t
0y FRANK COLBY,
How Did IT Sfarf1

now DlQ IL start!
@. Since the Scotch are noted for
their great frugality, how can we
logically say that anything is scot
free?
A. The scot of "scot- free" is from
an old French word, escot, "contri-
button; tax; assessment; amount
paid" Hence, scot-free means free
OF cost or charge"
To scotch is Ito stamp out, crush,
criticize severely" But this word,
like the scot mentioned above, has
no connection with the people of
Scotland. This scotch is from an old
French word, escocher, meaning TO
cut, to notch"
incidentally, the people of Scott
land prefer to be known as scots.
rather than Scotch"
Pass the aspirin. r. A., of Miami,
sends a clipping Of one of my COL
umnS in which I am made to say:
BE proud that you speak American
etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp up" r. A.
asks, DO you really mean it?" My
answer: Yes, you must cmfwyp up
and see me sometime.
In case you didn't know. The
United Press reports this definition
as contained in an OPA rent order
In Florida: The term full month
means a period Of consecutive days
constituting a month" What the
OPA actually implies is that the
term full month" means: etaoin
shrdlu cmfwyp up.
| just issued, my newly revised PAM =
| phlet OF War Names, including place.
| names Of the present fronts, and sim
/ plifed rules for pronouncins For
free copy. send stamped, self
| addressed envelope to Frank Colby, in .
care of The Evening Star.
| (Released BY The Bell SYNDICATE. Ine.l
Evening star., 1944-08-22
FARMS FOR SALE.

BARGAIN STOCK FARM Of 142 acres IN
lodoun Co. VII 2S miles
shspe nely oSs Satered e by 'IR% SPRINGS so1e s1e
sood, @ livsbie e,Toon house: electricity
ssss sGsh shoMn by PsSs
Ss9sey ftaaSs assRaon. Ssirf.1 e ee: Va. AsA
tsTn cow pasture .sas. sfnss t%ssr fesssE fens.d
hard rd,; rms. and bath; rn;, water. deer
yell; citrus 1Y trees 3, and No. Ishrubbery. Write
FARM: 245 acres, 4 miles west Of Hanover
Ps.; 17o acres in high state Of cultiyation
Large Old SrcE and SrsI
barn, together with ali necessary auxiliary
bldgs:;, al bldss: in excellent condition
from a sood spring. For sale because oi
estate settlement. w. D. HINES, New
asssss asS: ..s S:sano s.th h:ss: 5sae
RSS,1itry houses house, horse barn; many othe,
Rep R!S3,I 2 .ESs sas B. Silver Spring. Nd. Cal
x3O, 0-Vacant-Beautiful country home
ls4 acres: 10-rm:, all-modern home il
ioyely setting. among large oaks; oil heat
quarters. 4 garages with overhead doors
many other outbldgs. Property Is sur
Huhasd mStas sanes rs nc:e goan + SuRboY RI S9 R
:; r. ssx sS1i p silver Spring. Nd. Cali Ash
CULoNIaL eS1 Sn2 EsTATE-r you can imasin,
q stout old plantation house, built BY
reaned and prosperous Virginia gentleman
Of the, 1750s you will appreciate the back
on this estate. You viii ii Visualize I suei
a house. restored by loving hands to havl
such essentials as gas heat and modern
plumbing, while preserving the mellowness
and beauty of the Colonial, you will SET
the house as 1t is today. 1t has beautiful
massive doors with the ofisinsl brass locks
a drawing room about 2bx35. library and
kitchen on. the f1rst noor:. on the second
moor are three master bedrooms and two
baths on the third floor are one large and
sels are original and v aIs ansurPsssed in
seven hreplaces. The outbuildings consist
Of stone servants house, probably older
than the master house: outside kitchen
with two enormous fireplaces, barn and
ron wsshinston: Price: 10000: re4%s'
MASON HiRST. Annandale, va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5s12.
Address: Route 3. Alexandria, Va. Closed
$50 ACREs-sso.ooo: II miles from
has about 100 acres Of good farm land and
q good stand Of second growth on the
wooded portion. 1t has abundant natural
water and is adapted to cattle and general
farming. The house has 10 rooms, bath,
cleo, furnace and phone Several barns
and chicken houses. Terms, half cash.
See MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1944-08-22

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
TAKOMA FARK-6-unit brick apt, years
low operating expense: rent. S3.a52; price,
81 sysraEs 81 sSsss as
and and ssefs5 oo master meters :nnS,i rental
MURRAY; sIg R:pah!ie szSS, issi q St. nv.
gine Al eilt,edse investment; 4-famiiy
units: tenants furnish Iii utilities: e1at most
believe; deserves blue ribbon consideration;
never, never vacancy; low, depression
pyeof ,ns 1sns Mns suDsIe loe.t6 Fgh tS P.
near everything and anything: investment
properties; pro for sale in this masnifieant
sndns SHAPE are
true, only SI6,95O, Act today, tomorrow
may be too late Cash above trusts, In
siss' ss S:.' s 1Ss Rs:f:st Rss 8.
GoMMEkcfAs GS Ek S1sfi PROPERTY. located 9th St.
sponsible lease. Phone DI. 1858, 8 am.
NEAR i4th AND COL. Rp-a buildings,
ton; priysts parking IN rear AZ Az rented
ever VI MARSHALL 1s!sf fieS0G J. WAf1i Mi
asGNiT APARIMENT-This is . property
real estate coming into real value. some
fellow will take this building over. nurse
eb.nss it 1lonr T. for while and have rSSd
VIEW We I1 kEAdTy aTS7 CO. saS New York ave:
bid. years old; hot-water coal heat.
Annual rental, s1,5so; price: Si2,5oo;
slider cash and clear lot Call MR. CAR.
PoWNTSwN' I ist commercial; sa,. corner; m ;,,e On
FfRsf EAa fc ooMMEkGfxL, mi aSSS nearb, Md-1oo-ft
aaa' dSS snnus xhs ''; plse ss
hs fisa dsa NJ cizdsS Ho%Akb sb
4-FAMILY FLAT. located in Trinidad near
bath. porch: indiy gas furnace. each apt;
c.li Mr,. Tsmmsro, sS'T "a: 5s7s. sHASSoN ASiSeSi
Iss1 syIs!SkS hsssss
rental. sios mo: o.: only $3.50 i: for: both. BOTH
Gn ceil III IN e4pd 5m' LEO M BERNSTEIN q
6oWNToWN 6oii Nj S1S0i iCoRNER-5 stores, othc.s
above; yearly rentals $l2,6So: AL tenants
KELLEY BRANNER, executive agents.
D1. 1740: eve, OR. $3.50.
COLORED-Excellent investment, owner
must sell this 5-unit corner brick ant. in
GEORGETOWN; each apt, 2 rooms, kitchen
monthly rental, S172.5O: no expense: only
S16,500; terms. Call till pm. Your
Neighbor Bousht From Us" LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN l. CO., NE. 540O.
APARTMENT. near 18th and Col. rd,
facing Rock Greek Park-No elevator bldg.
sale a few thousand dollars will show a
splendid return. Cal, NE I142 until 9
1 BLOCK FROM Library of Congress-3-
apartment bldg; SO. $50 Completely fur
nished; gross rental, $l55; oil heat. low
upkeep fne condition HERBERT e. SONS
Realtors. 51K r. Capitol st. Ii O129
NEAR 4th AND PA. AVE. S.E.-Detached
brick. 5 apts.; low rentals. S1S5 mo;
SO, 500. $1,000 cash. QUINN d. MILLER
FIR. 2100.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES tcsns. ,
". g: 1ApEN. Atsslasy,

p1srs1cr fsSts ccSHP HP''eosts-'ffsii 81 Al. UNITED
HqlSins rIrosa.sn I ns cou1tMNo. ts ss.Sss, ssss,a: "a:
That ths subscrissr.. Of the pitriss 81
Columbia, have obtained from the Prcbats
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letter.
Werner Richardson, late Of the District q
Columbia, deceased. An persons havins
claims. against the deceased are hereby
scuchsrs thereof. ie.siiy suthsnticsssd, to Tto
the subscribers, on Or before the. .7th day
HspS A.. .asadss A s From Sssfrs: 81 h:s & n.
estate. Given under our hands this 7th day
Of August. 1874. HORACE LESLIE RICH
AND TRUasT CO. 81 SernSTd (. Amiss'
Assistant Trust Ofncer (Seal.) Attest:
THOMAS 6. SCALLEY, Deputy ResiSter Of
Of the Probate Court. au.15.22,29.
Evening star., 1944-08-22
PRoAxAls

FEDEaAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
inss Administration. Washington. b. G.,
viii Be publicly in o'qs ss,s IN ose q
I'M, September 1, 1914, for making mis-
ceIaneous changes in Federal Office Build
ing 70. z, Arlington, Va. Dravinis and
nee. The furnishing Of more than one
set viii be in the discretion Of the com
missioner OF public buildings. W. T.
REYNOLDS, Commissioner of Public Build
ings, Feoeral Works Agency. :
Evening star., 1944-08-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

COACH HOUsE-Large. 2-story brick, rear
cold water toilet. shower, reception room
on & &dst fioor; large open room, 2nd floor,
43x24; rafters, many windows: large
alley entrance with street lights; OH Riggs
pl Suitable business, a school. tearoom
or beauticiaE. Lessee make own aItera-
tlons: Permanent wanted.
COAL. WOOD, junk, storage yaro, 60x12O
IT.: 923 18th st. ne. Apply 1915 18th ST.
NV, End floor; MA. 1879.
1880 SO. FT.. 1-story. 1st commercial.
near 9TH and K. business district, 5000
year: Shown by appointment. A. M
SsANDERS & CO.. 1905 X st. NV. DI. 1891.
VACANT, lmmediate posSession-A three
story, substantial brick building. adjoining
corner OF Vermont ave, and Thomas Circle:
can give long lease: will make fine loca tion
for number of first-class businesses: rea-
sonsble rent. BEALL TURNER g. CO., Ma
6121. 1105 Vermont ave NV
Evening star., 1944-08-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1888.
WHEN you need . personal loan, 81 90 to
$4,000, repayable monthly. come to
BANK OF COMMERCE IL SAVINGS, 18th
and e sts. NV. tH st. at North Capitol
MA 701J. EX. 272T
MONEY on first or second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va.
Or D.. c; nroperty. THE AMERICAN CO..
coMPARE OUR OUR RATES RATE befor. you borrow
on your auto. furniture or signature
General Acceptance Corp, 1903 Baltimore
ave; Hyattsville, Nd: Wardeld 31S1. For
merly Southeastern Discount of Hyattsville
Evening star., 1944-08-22
THE EVENING STAR. Washington. .. c.
NoUs4s WAnlTrp 10 euY d

MoVsss WANTID 70 0UY tcsa't., !,
DIAHCT E1Oll OWNER, 4-bedroom mod
err home; preferably In Ariington. Aexan-
Sras ssd r. dsstnssds sass ~opsnl
We HAVE A CLIENT who requires Z small
estate Of 4 or acres in nearby Mont
xonsFy County. Nd, with attractive 3 OF
mediate occupancy II possible: please call
Nj Lane, ewes, AT. 9S74. FRANK 8.
WANTED TO BUY-Physician wishes to
purchase Immediately q detached stone or
brick house with at least 3 bedrooms and
2 baths, in Shepherd Park area west of
18th st. NV: must be completely new and
in excellent condition. Box 267-R, Star.