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Evening star., 1944-08-20
Steel BackIogs Growing
As Operations Decline
By the Associated Press.

6y the ASSOclAteo frekS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-With de-
mands for steel increasing, the hot
weather has curtailed steel opera
tions and mills are falling behind
on deliveries, industry sources said
today.
War products In the form Of bars,
shapes, plates and sheets are being
sought in larger tonnage, and in
some instances the backlog Of
orders extends into the first quarter
of 1945 for certain products.
Some larger steel producers have
been unable to keep up with sched-
uled operations because of absen-
teeism and loss of efficiency where
men work overtime, industry spokes-
men said. Effects of the heat on
operations also have been noted in
finishing mills operations.
The scrap steel situation is termed
comfortable.
Government-owned stock pile of
copper, which War Production
Board figures placed at 279 900 tons
at the end of July, is expected to
increase 10000 to 10000 tons this
month. bringing the total to q
record high well above 300 900 tons,
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Surplus Of Dairy Cattle
Is Feared After War
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Aug. 19.-Unless there
is reduction In the rate of increase
of calves and heifers there will be
more than 1000, 900 unneeded dairy
cows and heifers in United States
barn lots and pastures at the end
of the war In the opinion OF w. w.
Yapp, acting head of the depart
ment of dairy husbandry, University
OF Illinois College of Agriculture.
Mr.. Yapp asserted that dairymen
have not realized that the Nation
has in its barn lots and pastures
all the potential dairy cows 1t can
possibly use to advantage for the
production Of milk in the next three
years. These extra cows, he added,
may be major handicap to adjust
ment after the war.
Contrary to popular opinion, Mr..
Yapp declared. failure to increase
milk production fast enough to meet
wartime needs was not the result of
a shortage of dairy cattle or the
slaughter of usable dairy cows. He
attributed the shortage of milk and
dairy products to the inability of
dairymen to make full use of the
cows available.
From our study of the history of
wars and export and consumption
OF dairy products after wars" Mr.
Yapp said, 1T is better for dairy
men not to be too optimistic regard
ing the unlimited demand for dairy
products after this war.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Baltimore Markets

p sssss{ AHss tsBssy
%ninaama ana sTs1ns1 sanmsl RamDos IS 75:l2fh
m sfSct sex .9.s1 1eoD099s u,st sacks
Cnappewas. 3,o0-a5; Maryland and Penn
sylyania Cqbblers. @;15;a5
sinia and North Carolina bushe, baskets,
EoioenS, rs y S. is. 2.25-75; Jerseys, U. s.
Poultry Quotations.
q poqltry-Market -rket dull receipts light.
ers' fryers and broiiers. ROCKS and crosses, ss
co1o1s5 G1s Leghorns as to size 20:a3,, Fowl,
ter cate5G stesr 10 GSompared week age slaush
common grades: bulls strong to- 81 hisSe1 Sea
stockers, and feeders unchanged; four loads
tioD-sqod TOP srassers fat steers ID 40 weeks
sTasse5s 95o-135o. few to is.oSo; fas mspbea beef
individuals 1900: medium dairy coWss so.
dosn d6,2n,soo CA gamers 2:oo6 90; shelly Kind
sausage bulls 10 so: bulk light and mediumpo ned 11p
weight weight 6oo.9.5o; medium and good Weiehty
lghtTeights down to 700.
Calyes-S0. Compared week ago vealers
SoeaoS, , gooo ana choice Il 00-1 ; 90. Com
500. ''o' eui'S ooWn 10
ooaS aS9ssmaeS and eSo,os Aetiye steady With Friday
gifts so. latter price nc os the seisnS ana
Good zoo and choice i2o-3o lbs: II s5.i4. s .o6:
15Sd 1880 u rs and a1n42S.5o f. ls4o5o ies i475
snoice soUs avso sowS soo uR to 400 lbs l36o14 To-
seSs soa5 ssr5Sv: S 50 sPd Rubl ss sog Sm
20 higher w oo"s
sheep-5o. COMPARED week ago. Fat
Snrlns Spine lambs s5 higher; practical top and.
enoIee spring lambs 20 lbs. and up 1475-
fuiiS fst gown 100, slauehter ewes steady;
LOO >"+-' o0Ni "
Grain Market
vWha3EHaRT-Rseeeipts: Wa3EaT-Rs 4,4ao b>rrels;
stocks isoaS2 asis5sn eHshsls els
winter. garlicky. August opening pr price Win ith
etfaansit ofaars h billing 5s l6l. For spot wheat no
:. CocRNL.Receipts. none: shipments. none:
tGEks; se};nS s5o nrio bushels: No yellow. basic
cause causes of pt.g opA rriins Mo trade on options be-
~ %. OATS IJR!eseeipts, is,ssa bushels: ship
BARLEY'Receiptesi,s eis none. shipments
l'.SS; sGysEsSs: st4cSs: 1886 bushels
MFEspReeepts2 IPEass Rteskp 2isG7 gs5 tons bushels
hA1-General market steady. For tim
othy, clover and mixed hay, prices are
So.Oo 70 zoo ton. For all Grades of
nay below No. 3 prices are irregular. New
nay nay not quoted. Old straw. market quiet
Wheat straw No. =, 1900 to 1900 a ton.
Butter and EgEs.
BUTTER AND EGGStMarket firm. Re-
celpts Esht. Wholesale selling prices in
Cluolne commissions at Baltimore nearby
current receipts. street sales. white and
mixed colors. Az pounds. 1926
receipts, liza cases e
Evening star., 1944-08-20
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

MOTOR SCOOTER, 1898, good condition
good tires. $3.50. Phone OR. 3O2S,
MOTORCYCLE, 1896 Indian: cheap ex-
cellent condition, new transmission; S240
a sAXoN Nss0ioT ATTo 81 ENGINE. A starter
$50. WI :5939
AUTO REPAINTING, body and fender re-
pairs; quality work, reasonable prices
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. 6323 Georgia
ave. GE. O1O0.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley-Davidson, 1887
6lO h. v: new motor; new. paint job; de
luxe buddy seat: extras: good tires, | spare
in service, must sell: price, S215 cash
Kensington 500 Sunday up to pm.
MOTORCYCLE, HID, "A, 1898. entirely
rebuilt: new battery, etc; highest offer
Sligo 56s3
TIRE RECAPPING, s-hour service. by
appointment. Leave your car a m, pick
1t up at pm Flnest-srade materials
used. Expert Workmanship by experienced
HANNA, 4716 R. / ave, Hyattsvllle. UN.
1912. 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington. OK. 0012
RECAPPING In Washington. One-day serv-
ice By appointment only. Leave car 8
m, ready at ) pm. Complete custom
built work with truck rubber. Plenty of
Grade l and > tires carried in stock in
SoLIDAEED TIRE CO., 1496 H ne. LII.
0S34
TRAILER, l94l Glider, 26ia IT, 3 rms,
comp. fur, lath, shower awnings, brakes,
exec. 6-ply tires, punctureproof tubes,
hitch and helper springs; only S1,75O.
E: c. DE BusK, Fairfax 137-W-11, 2o'
TRAILER for sale. freight or baesage;
floor about Sx5, sides 4 feet high: two
7;00xl6 tires. Shepherd 1853 Monday
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Aug 10 (q.-Salable cattle
300; calves, 200: compared Friday last
others 80 above; extremely reactionsry
trace late last week; late trade again
Tsakensd sdaS of after top fed steers reached
yearlinss SIS, heifer yearlings l7,25: buik
eood and ehoice fed steers 15.50-I s 90:
1888, scaling 1899 pounds. common and
neolum eraoeS lO25-14 90. mostly grass
eIslis s iSsiBg n thiS price range heifers gen
grades comparatively scarce, good and
fnGiee Seitses o1eTings S mostly I5.o0-l7Q 90; top
cows steady, Gamers and cutters Is to 40
lower: light bulls weak: heavy bulls 81
higher; yealers unchanged: strong weight
beef cows 775cIi so during Vsb Week; In45t IIsht
Gamers closed around 5.00-525: most
u neht and medium weight grass bulls 775-
tremely scarce; sausage offerlngs ouotabie
TO II 90 and on beef bulls. TO 1900: veal
row demand. only weighty feeders wanted;
most Stockers 9.00-l 90.
- Saiab!e sai sheep, 1000: total. 5000; COM
downturn on all classes practically erased:
closing undertone much improved over
navs f East sDTnx affs sn anbs sales E9Gd 9s chi Vs
bucks discounted LOO weeks top 1435.
put fat range lambs absent: medium and
and common iieht lambs 6.0o-io %: load load
good and choice S5-pound shorn fed year
linss and old crop lambs mixed, II so:
other medium to choice shorn yearlings
l00O-12,00; shorn slaughter ewes = 75-
800; .culls and commons mainly S75-
$50: load Montana range ewes 500, and
three loads largely good and choice l3.-
pound Washingtons late $50: load 75-
1900
salable hogs 500; total $500: not
sn60usn 6o sn0d on hahd to mske 24o
weights 1875: 10000 pounds Il So
l4.T5; lc0-l6O pounds l2f5-1475; pigs,
9O-l.O pounds. II OO-l3.15.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Business Briefs

Increased Business Activity was
reflected by the index of Business
Week, which stood at 2351 in the
latest week, compared with 234.9
in the preceding week, 1850 a month
ago, 1884 six months ago and 1919
a. year ago.
Chain Store Sales in July, includ-
ing those Of "a major organizations,
totaled S401 ,249 ,529, a gain of 7es
over year ago. while sales for the
first seven months OF this year to-
tailed $2,835 ,053, ,230, an increase of
4.4%.
Wholesale Trade picked up mod
erately in the last week as recorder
volume in Fall lines expanded, re-
ported Dun e. Bradstreet, Inc. Pref
erence for quality merchandise was
emphasized, especially in apparel.
Poultry Raisers Were Warned to
reduce their laying fiocks 25%s By
January l to balance production
with estimated feed supplies by
water G. Berger, chief of the feed
management branch of WPBs Office
OF Production, in an address before
the Northeastern Poultry Producers
Council conference in New York.
More Employers Are Needed, ac-
cordlng to E. C. Burris, executive
secretary of the Shreveport Ga)
Chamber of Commerce, who told a
conference at Northwestern Univer-
sity that private enterprise can pro-
mote full employment after the war
by encouraging veterans to enter
business for themselves.
Because Of the Heat, the New
York Stock Exchange and the Curb
Exchange decided to close for three
Saturdays, but Fridays rain brought
cool weather for the first such holi-
day yesterday.
Iron Ore Consumption by lower
lakes furnaces in July totaled 1911
733 gross tons VS.. 7,112,06O in the
previous month and 7,155,703 a year
ago, the Lake Superior Iron Ore
Association reported. In seven
months. the total was 81 ,661 1868 VS..
81 .248,423 a year ago.
| State and Municipal Financing
scheduled for this week totals SIS
269, ASS VS.. S23 $40 500 last week and
weekly average for the year to
date Of s21, 1,665 ,537, the Daily Bond
Buyer disclosed.
Helping to Solve the Manpower
Problem, out of every 20 steel
employees who left for military serv-
Ice has returned to work, according
to the American Iron g. Steel Insti-
tute. In addition to these lO10O
men, 800 have returned to work for
other steel firms and 3,400 former
service men are working in the In
dustry for the first time.
Pressed Steel Car Co. earned
Sl,127,826 or s141 a share in the
first half of 1914, compared with
$l,24l ,668 or s1.58 a year ago.
Anaconda Wire g. Cable Co. net
for the half was S698.874 or s1.65 a
share VS.. s468,43l or Sill in the
same 1943 period.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
HOUSE TRAILERS.

WASHINGTON TRAILER headquarters-
New tandem-wheel SchultS on display;
also Broom Travelos many used trailers
and luggage trailers; II, 1S and "a mos
financing plans. Call US today for ap-
praisal AMERICAN TRAILER co, INC
Open til 8. 4O3O Wisconsin ave. WO.
:S132
1914 KOZY COACHES and Platts. Man,
good used models. Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l. Ber-
wvn Md Tel. Berwyn 45.
HOWARD 194l .7-ft. tandem-a axle trailer;
elec. refrigerator, Butane range. full sized
bed, extra wash bowl: all f1rst-class condi-
TRAILER FOR SALE-Large house trailer,
Al -ft. Schultz Homestead. = rooms. >
doors, International heater with blower
at ANCIENT OAK TRAILER CAMP. i mile
west of Falls Church on Lee highway.
COVERED WAGON, 1910, 1S TT: , rooms,
all steel, insulated, Coleman cook stove,
International heater, elec. brakes; price,
$3.50 cash. Can be seen at ANCIENT OAK
TRAILER CAMP, / mile west OF Falls
Church on Lee highway.
HAYES HOUSE TRAILER, 194G: steel
body, sood tires, electric brake, excellent
condition: bargain, must sell at once: pri-
vate owner. Telephone 81. 1893.
NEW SHORTHAND TRAILER, 3 rooms with
Venetian blinds, all-steel welded frame.
3-wheel and tandem. Also number of
good used trailerS to choose from. We
pay cash for your trailer. ALEXANDRIA
TRAILER CO, Springbank Manor MI
south Of Alexandria on No. 1 hwy. TE
| n'pn OR SS-n
Evening star., 1944-08-20
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-Ws VIII
buy Second-trust notes, d. c.. nearby Md
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
n: Z. ave. NV. National 1888.
WHEN you need a personal loan. 500 to
$4,000. repayable monthly, come to
BANK OF COMMERCE g. SAVINGS, 18th
and z SITS. NV. (H St at North CapitoD.
Ma T011. Elk 2727.
MONEY on frst or second trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va.
Or D, G, nroperty; THE AMERICAN CO.,
WILL PURCHASE NOTES secured by chat
tells or other collateral. Give full particu-
lars in reply. Box 442-S. Star.
COMPARE our rates on auto signature
loans. Cash. 500: repay S9.26 per month
Cash. $500: repay S27.1S per month.
Cash, $500; repay S45.S3 per month.
IL monthly payments. Arrange your loan
by phone Warfield 3lS1. SOUTH
EASTERN DISCOUNT Of Hyattsville. 53O3
Baltimore ave.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
McGiII Staple Index
At New War Hioh
Special Dispatch to The Star.

k5pcOIuf IISpdtCIl 10 I NE StHT.
AUBURNDALE, Mass. Aug. 49,
The commodity price index COM
piled by the McGill Commodity
Service, Inc, moved up to 1868
during the week ending August l8-
new wartime high-from 1860 a
week earlier.
The advance was general and in
cluded higher prices for industrial
as well as agricultural commodities,
including livestock.
or the IA groups comprising the
index. four advanced during the
week, one declined, and nine were
unchanged from the previous week,
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Crude Oil Supplies
Show Gain in Week
BY the Associated Press

The Bureau of Mines reported
that stocks of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum totaled 223 597 900
barrels on August IL, net increase
of CSC, 900 barrels for the week
Domestic crude increased 626. 900
barrels, foreign crude increased
1000.
Daily average production was
1861 200 barrels, an increase of
10 1000. Runs to stills averaged
1850 900. an increase of $1,000.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Price Decision Ends
Cotton Textile LuII
By the Associated Press.

Sy tIlt HbSOClHttu FttSS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Outstand-
ing development in the cotton textile
market this week was an Office of
Price Administration announce
ment that class "A" print cloth
prices would be increased 2la cents
yard, combed cotton yarns 10 to
10 per cent, and carded yarns 7ls
per cent.
Trade circles said a fair yardage
OF goods had been accumulated by
selling houses for release when the
new prices became effective, mostly
on priority orders, breaking the
stalemate in civilian business during
the last several weeks.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
EARNS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT with option to pur-
chase farm within committing distance
washington. must have modern dwelling
and available Sept. Is. Write full details,
Box 362X, Star. "0H
FARM, 10 to 100 acres committing dis
tance D. c.; must be choice with sAperb
view. Give fun details Box 354-X. Star
2Os
HAVE BUYERS for farms. acreage wooded
tracts Sept. 3 and suburban properties:
quick action. Sec MR.. RICHARD T. ZANT-
FINGER. Upper Marlboro. Md HI O414-J
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Chicago Groin

CHICAGO. Aus. 10 Dp.-coneestion de-
veloped IN the rye futures market todsy
ana most OF the activity in the wheat pit
was IN the nature of CHANGING with cash
staln houses taking the September contract
ana onerlng the December in exchange at
me same price. Commission houses bought
tne December wheat and sold the nearby
Rye was weak and the market was slow
Local traders limited their dealings in
preoaratDn for the week end. Rapid war
ueveiopnfents and the fact stock exchanges
we. were closed discouraged extension of mar
:, Inc oats trade was light and the mar
ket easier Scattered selling developed at
Lne start IN response to a weaker rye mar
ket and more favorable weather conditions
=, At the close wheat was "a to ,, lower
t,nan yesterdays finish, September $40.
"a; oats were ls lower to "a higher, Sep
tember .05ss-94, and barley was ss to /,
lower Septemhar 4 11L "S % W u
Evening star., 1944-08-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCK PARTS, late model, 1884 to l94o,
Fnse Gheyrolet eesd motors
bodies. etc. JAMES N. CRAIG, 356 L ST.
s.w. MA. 419S.
DODGE 1889 2-ton dump truck. nice 9
yard body: tires good. JAMES NJ CRAIG
356 L st, s.w.- MA. 4l9S.
HUDSON 1889 de luxe y ton panel, in
good condition; has to be seen to be ap-
preciated: $3.50 cash. WA 1862
Evening star., 1944-08-20

1884 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Ga-
rage for rent. suitable medium sized car;
So month.
1893.
28IS CORTLAND PL. NV. ton 3lOO block
Conn. aVe.)-Indoors and heated. Adams
Evening star., 1944-08-20
FARMS FOR RENT.

so ACRES. S-room house. large barn. out
houses. orchard, near Vienna, Va. IL mi
from D. c. G. A. Won DACHENHAUSEN,
and @ D
Evening star., 1944-08-20
CURB SUMMARY
ned b. the Asgeciated Pres

Furnished 81 tbs Amseiated fress.
A selected list Of active Otock ON the
New York stock Exchange. showing the
high. low and closing price for the week.
and the net change from the previous
Saturdays close
Evening star., 1944-08-20
AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers.
We do not check with employers or use un-
pleasant methods to ascertain credit record
Car does not have to pe paid for in order
TO obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE CO,
a102 New York ave. NV tGreyhound Bus
VerminaD, RE 1900. Open til 6 pm. 3ls
Evening star., 1944-08-20

WE WISH TO HIRE several trucks with
stake bodies, to haul coal and cinder block.
THE Blue RIDGE COAL CO. INC,
ll07 Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington,
Va. ME. 3146
Evening star., 1944-08-20
BOND SUMMARY

Furnished - the Associated Press.
"A selected list Of active Bonds on the
New York Stock Exchange, showing the
nigh. low and clesing price for the week.
ana the net change from the previous
Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. lathe Associated
Press weiehted wholesale prices index Of
IS commodities today declined to Id7 10.
Previous day. 1929: week ago i66 81;
month ago, 11h 81; year ago. 1O5 6s
1914. 1913. 1912 In4I
Low lO6n3 1O3 AZ a554 NJ
I92f average equals 1000
Evening star., 1944-08-20

MILES OUT on highway; g acres, at
tractIve l0-roonl house, basement, cleo
tr!clty, bath, fine setting and view; $500.
ll6 acres good land, nice S-room house
ba Scment. electricity, bath: good farm
buildings with electricity; $500.
1H6 acres, with Colonial BRICK house.
electricity, bath, basement; setting view
SIS 600.
$50 acres. 400 apple trees. good 1-room
house. eloc'rCity. Si,50U. PRESTON NJ.
BROWNING. Culpener. Va
Evening star., 1944-08-20
MONEY WANTED.
GARAGES FOR RENT.

300 WANTED by permanent Govt en-
We buying own home; payable Sc
ears. SH. 1862.
Evening star., 1944-08-20
RARGAINS"-

"sTROUT BARGAINS"-Dandy one man
farm. machinery Bounded OH one side by
small lake and stream. situated on county
I'd, rs fertile acres, about 90 for SO. Jersey
BdE beaIHiIv HGI deps dWena
: rms 3 poultry houses, other bldgs
snap" al S3,500: tractor plowS, saw rig,
Beautiful Waterfront Property-Lovely
white sand bathing beach, grand views,
good dwelling, rms, elec, barn, granary,
poultry house, 30 acres, part in level
tinsge for Md. truck crops home fruit;
mile, to village. school bus. cash market
al door: lncapacltated owners quick sale
price, s. 500; part down. pig. 40 big free
Catalogue. Bargains many States. STROUT
REALTY, 1421-N Land Title Bldg, Phia.
10.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

USED CARS SOLD RIGHT.
1912 Chevrolet sport sedan; radio and
heater.
1912 Chevrolet town sedan.
1912 Studebaker President sedan
1910 Hudson sedan; radio and heater
1899 Pontiac sedan.
| 939 La Sale cony sedan radio
1898 Plymouth sedan
1887 La Sale sedan
1887 Ford sedan
See them today. Ask for Mr. Waseoner
or Mr.: shelton. KENYON-PECK CHEV-
RQLE. 2S2b Wilson blvd. Arlington, VI.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

I5i ACRES. p clear. fine streams and
springs quaint old Colonial home built in
$500 lovely shade trees about | mile off
hRwy-. all 10 itself usual farm bldss.
Price $3.50.
200 acres on paved road, good eleva =
tton end gentle rolling land, adapted TO
cigarette tobacco and usual crops ten
ant houses. fair outbuIldInGS. ideal loca =
tlon near prosperous town, % miles south
of D. c. Show places surround this farm.
Share tenant operating. Price. $500.
Waldorf, Md % acres on State road
attractive 6-room bunsalow, new barn,
stable, garage. poultry houses, orchard,
about 4o acres tillable. balance in woods.
level land, electricity and phone Com
mutlng distance from D. c. about 10
miles. Price. $3.50
Southern Md, - miles from D. C.
and phone beautiful lawn with Shade
trees and shrubbery. lovely view. 40
acres, good land. conv. to 1ndianhesd,
son Bowie, EN-. 6235. or SOUTHERN
MARYLAND REALTY, La Plata 30s1
Evening star., 1944-08-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

STAKE TRUCKS for hire with drivers
hour. week or month. Call Ii. O776.
Evening star., 1944-08-20

I25 ACRES, - acres tillabe balance
permanent pasture and woods; 6-room
frame house: electricity l@-cow dairy
barn Shipping milk 10 Washington: frame
Silo; block dairy house: bank barn 30X50
with } horse stalls; several other small out
buildings, all in sood condition; $500;
$500 cash needed. Will finance balance
l. miles north OF GalthcrSburg.
1876 acres; stock farm: '3-S'orv frame
house, 6 rooms; barn 4oX7o double corn
shop; meathousn brooder house garage
one mile Of dirt road TO electricity
8 n, 0D0
Evening star., 1944-08-20

SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN.
194l Oldsmobile go hydramatic 4-door.
1941 Buick sedanette
1941 De Soto custom brougham
1941 Ford super de luxe Fordor
1941 Chevrolet Master d. !. 4-dr. sedan.
1941 Plymouth special d. l. 4-dr. sedan.
1941 Chevrolet Master d. ]. town sedan.
l941 Buick super 4-dr. sedan.
1910 Buick super club coupe
1910 Plymouth d. J. 2-dr. sedan.
1910 Pontiac IS" 4-dr sedan
1910 Ford de luxe Tudor
1899 Chevrolet Master town sedan.
1899 Oldsmobile 2-dr. sedan.
l93g Buick 4-door.
1889 Chrysler 4-door.
1899 Pontiac 4-dr. sedan.
1887 Chevrolet Master d. |. town sedan.
Nearly all have radios and heaters
SCHLEGEL e. GOLDEN "57 Carroll ST,
Takoma Park. D. c. Georgia 1902, Oper
all day Sunday
Evening star., 1944-08-20

FFtUCTlCK COuNty-4H acres, improved
with a 6-rocm stone house no improve
ments; stone barn; = chicken houses a
a fishing and hunting lod2e; big hunting
creek running through property; $500,
1913 acres, Route "4O-TWo-story, =
room frame succeed house 4 bedrooms.
bathroom without fixtures: 3-room tenant
house. 50 acres clear, balance wood and
timber beautiful view of Sugar Loaf Noun
tain: $1,000.
FRED B. CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick pike,
GaltheTsburg, MARYLAND. Telephone 299
Onen tndaY. closed IhnrSdaYs
Evening star., 1944-08-20

USED-CAR SALE
AZ ChrySer Windsor sedan. vac. drive.
'42 Oldsmobile rs sedan; hydro; r. & h.
| AZ Buick super sedan; r. and h.
| Al Packard Clipper IS" sedan; r. and h.
~ Olds mobile Big sedan: r. and h.
q Pontiac Big & sedan: +. and h.
~ Dodge Brousham: fluid drive; r e. h
/ 4 Studebaker Champion sedan; r and h.
40 Buick special club coupe; r. and h.
40 PONTIAC de luxe sedan I. and h.
CONVERTIBLES:
40 Buick super conV. sedan: r. and h.
40 Packard 6-psss. conv. coupe; blue
r. and h.
40 Packard 6-pass. conv. coupe; black
+. and h.
40 Plymouth conv. coupe; r. and h.
= PASSENGERS:
40 Buick 1-paSs. sedan; r. and h.
40 ChrySler 1-paSs. sedan; r. and h.
MANY others in stock.
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