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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-16
DISORDERS CLEAR
MANY ILLUSIONS

BUENOs AIRES, July 15.-P-
Recent disorders of the University
of Buenos Aires have helped to de-
stroy any illusion that anti-Demo-
cratic elements closed up shop
when Argentina declared war on
the Axis.
Ultra-Nationalist, groups having
no connection with the University
have invaded lecture halls to as
sault students, break windows,
doors and chairs, and scribble such
slogans as viva Nationalism'
and Kill the Jews on classroom
blackboards.
Demonstrators swung into action
on occasion with "Cachiporras 81
a type of blackjack that fits into
the sleeve. They wore the initials
of Alianza De La Juventud Nacion-
alista, a Nationalist youth organi-
cation which strongly supported the
military regime-until it broke with
the Axis.
An attempt by DR.. Diego Luis
Molinari to inaugurate course in
economics was the immediate
cause of one recent outbreak.
DR.. Molinari is accused by many
student groups of pro-totalitarian
sympathies and responsible in part
for the dissolution of the Argentine
University Students Federation aft
er the military government came
to power.
His first appearance before the
economics lecture class was greE-
ed with shouts of away with the
Nazis', "Nazis no, Democracia ST"
and other expressions that left no
doubt as to the students ser1tl-
ments. The students then walked
out on him.
Before DR.. Molinari made a Sec
ond try week later, handbills
announced that he would be &C
companied by supporters to "com-
mand respect for Nationalism ane!
put a stop to anti-Patria inso-
Hence He showed up with a group
of adherents who proclaimed thnm-
selves Nationalist come to chase
the Communists out of the Univer-
sity.
The professor bodyguard fail
ed to intimidate the students who
demanded that he retire. Molinari
seized chair and held it nigh:
while his supporters whipped out
"Cachiporras", broke blackboards
and chairs, and attacked the stu
dents, number of whom in addi-
ton to the professor suffered bruis-
es during the melee.
Subsequently one student organi-
cation issued a manifesto dec1ar-
ing the disorders part of a genelyl
plan to create state of tension
that would justify continued re-
pressive measures against Dem
ocratic elements.
DR.. Eugenio Blanco, dean of Ene
Faculty of Economic Sciences, re-
turned that DR.. Molinari said that
those who accompanied him to the
lecture hall were members of a
political party and friends who GUS
tomarily accompanied him to his
first classes" The University rul-
ing committee suspended the pro-
fessor pending an investigation.
DR.. Lucio Moreno Quintana,
member of the University cou1-
mittee, asserted the time has come
when students should use force to
resist aggression of anti-Dem-
ocratic groups because "the Uni
versity is the only island where
one can speak of liberty and de.
mocracy'' in Argentina.
An organization of University
professors said the disorders in.
dicated the need for the govern.
ment to demonstrate its intention
to fight tQtalitarianism by refYs-
ing to place the education of the
nations youth in the hands OF
teachers who breach hate and
violence"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-16
GETS NEW COMMAND

CAMP LEJEUNE, July IS. -
Major General Leroy P. Hunt
formerly on duty here with the
First Marine Division, has been
made commanding officer OF the
Second Division, now in the Pacific
combat area.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-16

- OFFICER TRANSFERRED
&C. da-- TAEOIN SHRDIu IN
NEW BERN, July 15.-Col. y.
bulon c. Hopkins, USING, who W.,
commanding officer at the air baca
at Edenton from the time if wss
first started and for some tira
thereafter while it was operated =,
a Marine air station has been a.
dered to duty at Cherry Point
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-16

Elevations in Missouri vary from
23O feet above sea level on tns ~.
Frances river, to 1900 feet aDove
sea level At Taun Sank Mountain.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
0f-Hours Jobs Urged
For Federal Workers

Washington employers harassed
by manpower difficulties today were
urged to take advantage of the new
supply of Saturday workers made
available by putting 10000 Federal
workers on a 44-hour week.
Area War Manpower Director
Ernest v. Connolly said he had al
ready had some indication from the
Federal employees who now will have
their Saturday afternoons off that
they would like to have part-time
work.
These workers, interested in earn
ing little extra money, Mr.. Con-
molly said, can be referred to jobs
as soon as employers file their or
ders with the United States Employ
ment Service.
Mr.. Connolly pointed out that the
call for clerical workers increased
from $500 in March to $500 in
June. The hotels, he added, are in
desperate need of telephone opera
tors as well as front Office and other
clerical help.
The department stores will not be
able to take advantage of the new
supply of workers until fall, Mr..
Connolly pointed out, since they will
be closed on Saturdays through the
summer.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

fers an even more desolate picture
than the capital. It's entire center
is scene of devastation comparable
to st. Lo. The natives say all dam
age was done in one British air
raid on April Is. The Alte market
place in the heart of Potsdam where
the City Hall and historic st. Nicho-
las Church are located, was COM
pletely destroyed, but there is hard
ly scar on Sans Souci Palace and
its grounds, Frederick the Greats
imitation of Versailles and the for
mer Kaiser's summer home, which
was long the show place of the Ber-
lin area.
One wonders where people live,
but otherwise one sees no signs of
great distress in Berlin. The people
are mostly cooperative in answering
questions. They seem eager to gain
favor. They ask only for cigarettes,
which they don't get, since they are
very rare commodity.
Some Berliners complain of the
food, but the complaints seem to
lack basis. A woman this morning
was complaining bitterly of the diet
under the Russian regime, and was
disconsolate when she was told that
she could expect nothing better
under the Americans. She described
as very bad" a diet which would
make any Englishman's mouth water
and for which a Norwegian would
give his last penny.
Such is the picture of the city over
which the American flag has been
raised.
A 48-gun salute from 10 cannon
of the I'd Armored Division and an
exchange of compliments marked
the meeting between Gen. Omar N.
Bradley, the American commander,
and the Russian Army commander.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Injured Sailor Freed
Of 50-Pound Cast
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 5.-Lester
Hearing, 17-year-old merchant
mariner, who fractured his neck
in a diving accident at his home
In Tampa, Fla, and was flown by
Army transport to the United States
Marine Hospital in Baltimore, was
free today of a 5O-pound cast which
had encased his body.
Doctors reported that the youths
Body still was almost totally par
slyzed, and that a pin had been in
serted in the vertebra to allow
Knitting of bones.
Following f1ve-hour, nonstop
flight from Tampa yesterday, dur
ing which he was attended by a
Navy doctor, Mr.. Hearing under
went X-rays and preliminary ex-
animation. DR.. j. D. Lane, the
Marine Hospitals chief of surgeons,
who said then that the outcome
was flexible" reported that he re-
NAMED in a very serious condition.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Bradley Exchanges
Greetings in Berlin
With Soviet General
Hy tl.t Associated Press.

BERLIN, July 5.-Maj. Gen
Nikolai N. Barinov, Soviet COM
mander in Berlin, formally turned
the American occupation zone in
the German capital over to Gen
Omar N. Bradley yesterday at cere-
monies in which the American flag
was raised over the Adolf Hitler
barracks.
A 48-gun salute doomed out as
the Stars and Stripes went up be-
side the Red flag in the square
where Adolf Hitler's enemies were
purged by the Gestapo in mass
executions II years ago.
THE raising OF the American
flag side by side with that of the
Soviet Union symbolizes not only
our unity in the, past but, in a
greater sense, in the further fight
against Fascism and for democ-
racy," Gen. Barinov said in a brief
speech.
Gen. Bradley replied:
This victory is made possible by
all working together. We hope our
close relationship will continue so
r. never again will 1t be neces-
sary to conquer any nation as was
necessary in the case of Germany,
which desired to rule her neighbors."
With Gen. Bradley was Mai. Gen.
Floyd L. Parks, commander Of the
United States 1st Air-Borne Army,
who has been named American COM
nander in Berlin, and the French
commander, Maj. Gen. Geoffrey de
Beauchesne.
The United States I'd Armored
Division was joined in the German
capital yesterday by the British 7th
Armored Division, which fought
from Ell Alamein to Hamburg. A
Canadian contingent also arrived
last evening.
French troops marched into North
east Berlin occupying the Reineck-
endorf borough allotted to them.
The section is composed mainly of
workers houses and a considerable
Industrial section which was bombed
heavily.
Evening star., 1945-07-05

during the funeral of DR.. Francis
J. Townsend, business and civic
leader here for SO years.
DR.. Townsend, who died Monday
of pneumonia, was buried at Snow
Hill, his birthplace. He was a
pioneer in development of this
community He founded three drug
stores, was at one time member
of the City Council, and served as
president of the Ocean City Pier
Co. Mrs. Townsend and two chill
dren survive.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Bus Routes to Be Outlined

. Representatives of the Capital
Transit Co. will describe proposed
bus rerouting schedules in the near
by Maryland area at meeting of
the Prince Georges County Civic
Federation at 8 o'clock tonight at
the County Service Building, Hy-
attsyille.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Gen. RockeyS Succeeds
Geiger al 0kinawa
Ry thc Associated Press.

oy inc Associated PresS.
OKINAWA, July 5.-Maj. Gen.
Keller E. Rockey of Washington,
D. c., and Pensacola, Fla, who COM
manded the 5th Marine Division in
the Two Jima campaign has sue
eeeded 1t. Gen. Roy S. Geiger as
commanding general of the Marine
Sd Amphibious Force.
Gen. Geiger passed over the COM
mand June 30, before departing for
Pearl Harbor to become command
ing general of all feet Marine forces
in the Pacific Ocean areas where
he succeeds 1t. Gen. Holland NJ
Smith.
Before assuming command of the
9th Division, Gen. Rockey, Sc, served
as assistant to the Marine Corps
commandant in Washington and
prior to that was director of the
division of plans and policies for
the corps.
A Marine for 80 years, he was
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross at Chateau Thierry in the
World War and the Navy Gross in
Nicaragua. His wife, Mrs. Frances
Hockey. is at present visiting
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sinton,
at 5000 Connecticut avenue NV.
His son, William K. Rockey, 10,
enlisted in the Marines in May
and now is training at Paris Island,
S. c. His daughter Martha is
living with an aunt in Santa Bar
bara, Calf The Rockeys have a
home at Virginia Beach, Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-05
Ocean CityB usiness HoIts
During Townsend Rites

BY the Associated Press.
OCEAN CITY, Md. July 5.-All
business in this Maryland resort
city closed for an hour yesterday
Evening star., 1945-12-30
ROOMS fuRNisHEp-Northwest

1904 18th ST. N.W.-Single room, end
,6oep; 6oer; 81 week; walking distance. NO.
56io 7th ST. N.w,-Front room. twin beds,
19r s4s s0Gps IucID Ii ST. m0n Ant "a Rs
5sS SsSe ZEN ssss: ss .sen NJ
I4Y IaGs MONROE Won o. ST. NwNwaFm nm ie,H tqont
ao6s double prsts sEs bath sS ty beds
5SSsS 5S 18th 81. S.W.EEarse Lar ' room @ for for ::
saslS ssoa of siHssGGHGsErrs fCspas; AVE. NwAs
S2 per day and up NO; 1929;
EXCELLENT rooms; vacancy for for couple or
sis5s5 so saeh eaih oees Ff Mi es4 as4
l72a N ST. N.W..Refned home. best
downtown residential block; double twin
beds, 500 monthly; single, basement or 4th
HOME Fos safh BusNEssAN sfsE chevy 0n Chase
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
downtown: all conveniences; S14 per week.
5S Ss5S sth ST. Nw former legation build
ing, for permanent lady: large comfortable
room, next bath, $40 mo-; also large warm
ssmatbassmsnt sSa,h room, next BATH s35 month
SOY Ss PoRTER Pens1rf sa sT. N.w-Rm. for profess
sional couple or -businesswoman, in private
hems. home o1S sony and an attractive; t "a $50 Wo sls2
for girls unlimited phone, good transp,
a Dsf sND nc Coz sa'R Rp 81 sEcITffoNYouns lad,
smoker preferred twin beds; next to. bath;
no other roomegs; unlimited phone; So per
vs. yfek cnSGRRLsss AZ sasSS SSSuysTHousE. s4o1 s9s 95.t
Now available to select girls. S6,75. ant
s;sa sis ii Is,S s|,SslgS;s Rg ',s ~.
room. $40 sacS. co. $500. '' ~
Evening star., 1945-12-30
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

22l Ist ST. S.E.-Large front 2nd-h. twin
bed rm- for l or possibly 2 employed girls
TO share with another girl: $50 each. Ii
ss sosm e Srs1s AyE ss. v 5s5 ss5n
HILLCREsT = 22i1 3ist st. Sc. Large
room, for gentleman to share. SIS per
9Gah sfss BuENA VISTA cf FER afssT Rm Bsautfu
double room adjoining porch. private en-
trance; Jewish lady Is now only occupant
0f apt EasT syfakSt tapo 9Potopss s4g TR
gentlemen. AT. 37s4.
gas SHANNON PL. Sc. Large front
room, nicely furnished. twin beds; gentle
Ss MN Nayf ss for yaRS6s $40 fSr TR 1859
front dbl, excl. furn:, plenty hot water
$50 PORTLAND ST. s.E.@Large. nicely
furnished room, walking distance to Boiling
and Navy Yard; twin beds, next to bath;
SUI suitable for couple or men; s25 each.
iSs1. TS AsIroh sI 20 md o59 oq5 sE
with gentleman, S25: warm. comfortable
52l End sT; s;E.n5one sleeping room
faER is1a foToMAc e Sssf cs AVE- FF single
bedroom, private bath: close to bus and
streetcar: Ss per week. 80.
3ias LYNDALE PLACE s;E-sinele InJe room S9n
CoLoRdESD-1o15 MD. AVE. s.w.-Room
for man and wife. or two girls; near bus
eoRokfpwkooMs stSI Il Sefs eass FOR RENT $50 18th
ST. s.e.-kitchen privileges So per week.
Call TR. 5s52, or Ho. s76l. -.
Near car and bus line Ii OSS6
Evening star., 1945-12-30

YOUNG ARMY NURSE entering Catholic
University needs room IN private famliy,
Brookland or Michigan agsn Park, l,. ne. section
ROOM AND BATH with ample closet space
in Mt. Pleasant section by gentleman re-
BUSINESS GIRL wants single room. close
ss5iy; SoSsmSS Il Ma 4a#0' Ext: 500: ~! Mss
6iscHARGED. 6s NAVY VET wishes Clean
quiet, single rpom pan iR NV SECTION wanted
mnee teashss wants sma sGeTs
private PRIV nome: references. Box ie-c,
BY SETTLED, employed lady. warm, COM
Portable room with refined Protestant fam
ROOMS WANTED for male students-Th,s
i ens way war you Ds aho
technical school. Must be within walking
distance Of i6th and PARK I'd nv Pnones
EDUCATED travelled American researcher,
room with congenial people; accessible Il.
shssfs sraf Uss fsfsa S5 ROOM m
quiet high school boy in general vicinity OF
5000 block l4th st. NV. tnear Concord
CONSERVATIVES, well-connected bachelor,
"a, does not drink or smoke, desires quiet.
furnished room and private shower or bath
town. State monthly terms. Arriving
Day Write Bon 2s-B. Star.
vicinity for adult students attending voca-
tional school. Phone Shepherd 1880 after
PPfkaoGTsEssIoNAL PfaoGs MAN wishes room. con-
meeting bath. NV. section, $50 mo; give
ioca. and description. Box 21-C, Star. 30.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
ROOMS FuRkisHEo-hortheos.

40 11th ST. N.E.--Large front room, also
foT aat siSGs Hosra slG GaRGSa for dSuSls svr
room; newly decorated, next to bath, excel
lent bed; u block Lincoln Park and Mt
Pleasant. carline: unlim phone; 2 Govt
TafRp sT Gees snsie room
Sl6a Sl6: larger one; $50; near Library. MI
1918 oTis ST. N.E.-single front room
comfortable, for girl, $3.50 per month,
$oa t; Ms2as4yLANp AVE. N.E-want girl to
Lying room, pvt. home; S22.50 month
M Foon nf aoaois s'0fs sis.fs R;
Fl f$ii = cRpTTESDEN apf End ST. N.E-Master bed
ssntIs%sn STsterTsd Sc M Nj Vi SIG 5I
empoyed eea M yonns nhn adss as ss ss E
sRooKLAND, 1906 Monroe St: ne
Warm, clean, nicely furnished ,adjoininE
PIT tiia E2s 81. P0sif NR-Lse. front rm. NIGEL,
f iarn;: !: g good heat; suitable for people;
"a a2eS sacn 18th pL. N.E.-Front room. ex.
posures, twin beds pvt, shower bath: gen
ssTsn RIcHaXAN Gn 42 sT s go sSl Pu
5. BSSxasr 8. si ST ST. sss @ sssa
suitable Tor or persons. uni. phonei
f05 9th ST.-Double room. double bed. fol
men; S35 mo. for 2; on carline. FIR
10 HAWAII AVE. N.E.-Nice warm room
sonv. transp.. unlim, phone: men only
S25 a month GE 415S.
non drinking men, references exchanged
/ So so and So per week. Ii. 1925.
214 9Th ST. N.E.-Front room, twin bed
for two; convenient to carlines. So
month.
::25 34th ST. N.E.-cor home, NIGEL,
furn. rms, next bath and shower, unliua
1905 STAPLES ST. NE.-Nice double
maple furniture. shower; near Trinidad
iss SSaasS1NS Saaa SS sssh ST. A. NRsfNicely SS frr
double front sleeping room, S45 mo. Hc
esSSi eSsoSaSoiREp--sss cath ST. N.E.-Lsrg
room with porch, suitable for couple: re
dned, sober, employed ladies or marie
couple; $50 per couple.
Evening star., 1945-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCESSORIES for camera fans wanted,
incl. cameras; movie o. equip. Pay highest
AccoRD1oN. e II Ss.esa saxophoae and and sousaphone
Sse Pges Or IsS HS5 s Ssss s sfh
si'eE Or an no ba Bass ?'f viii
spbiNG sfsD a. SsHHNEs sI5s ana ,ypewrisers Hs.
e14s e1H seD ass Feaa1ea opes is
so FL Bna MscRNEs RSs 18th ttneaeIs snd
tors, office EQUIP: all kinds. Top PRICES paid.
ans ne saa ssss wssn 81
1s2Ez 501fa ERls ri Feeesa eo M
iNTTiaSyE FURNITURE, art objects. better
Tanted lat at once. Please call MIR. GRADY.
AGIoGkAPHED LETTERS. stamp collee.
tons, coins metals. gold and silver bought.
shPE ysa Yor st. IL to u Is iHn Ss
AZ aamslRslI5 &c sa a. ss ss5e~ collars
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
oHce H aTa5s pay hs poss. Tansd pfs
@sstsI easy Ehs' xsa Havs $50 ss please call
Material e Co any 9ass scno'''0n wanted i0r
BoOKS-Best prices, small or large lots
BRING in & Or phone NE; 1s46. STORAGE
CAMERA, Keystone. IS nm, other. than
Sss! 4 S sss e ia' sa iins'e frame
CAM zsfslR sss aGie P.nn sHe'ss ave-
CAMERAS. photo equipment. both amatsHy
sRoro eos ss Sc st. enesS
CLOTHING tmen,sl. luggage. radios. ETC.,
wanted. We pay highest cash prices. 8 4
CLOTHING-nignest prices paid tor men s
nssd 'Gin Ih s4s7 sEsnAss onen sves s2 vii in Cd.
CLoTHING-Bet.er prices paid for mems
HSso 81 eSss sta1 oDen Hss svss VIII ne "a, in ST. nv
COINS. American toreign. Old gold silver
sIsiaSEs HEPNER soS 18th st '- NV pi' ssss ~
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
ARIHgR MAlKEI. $40 ? st.
sTRg isHee0 INe si4 eTfsh 18th nM sn b. Ra,o a7s
DIAMONDS, silverware, cameras. clothins
and firearms. always highest price paid
sSs, also choice Of diamonds on hand. MAX
6RAFTlNGs 81 fIi 4 T EauifMENT and drafting fur.
siture n Of all kinds: private company. Boz
EURNiT11RiE and home furnishings Of al
nSs L sGGs cSRRaslS gRRKY R spcs ssSs sss
EuRNiTURE, bric-a-nrsc. china, glassware
pTlsss ss.d csp fnslHiRssy sslos salsss ssss sa
EURNITURE apd household effects, drapes
hoasshoids phons y. X s7ss. S.nis SO. ea.sI' e.ss
SoR 3 fsToeRaESs. ssi bsh ~ q. NV. D sAisA
Evening star., 1945-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon.. |,


buy entire household; ali grades; cash At
PTr9Pt would III k. sias g nurcb.s.
Cali evenings, Republic 1872. l..
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
aa today pisfss MR eRApY Il fsfs "a h9@s so e''s cal
omsse ENGINE Saw for ou wns Na HDd
GOLD. DIAMONDS, silver We pay highest
price Ask for MR.. cPPENHEIMER. so3
GoLD-:Brins your old gold. silver. plating
KAHN me- 81 ts year; at sss ~ st ea a'1
KAPNECK. Decatur 453s.
NEWSPAPERS atted. soc per 100 lbs;
books and magazines, S5c per 100 lbs,
each; auto tires and tubes, 1Oc each: deliv-
cred our warehouse. II you cannot deliver
your you accnmulstion please phone us; Wash Wash
NEWSPAPERS wanted. soc per 100 lbs;
house rags, &c per lb.; auto batteries. soc
auto our tTes fnd oc
deIyer YOUR Eu aeeumulstion please e0p phone US
ABC JUNK co. 433 K St; NV. DI; 1877.
Sooss and sse Ss oo lbs
house rags. &c per lb.; auto bsttries. 60c
eycreG sf auto or tires nd tu0 oc se
deliver your accumulation. please phone us.
ACE JUNK co. 1920 Ga. ave, AID, 54b7
aHoNoGRAPH ree9rds sP,d wanted aa., 20 years ;aTs
1 sny other odd labeled. CAN Sun. before
Fl FiAS6W WI pss SsekaaSs essh toI DE- SSa spnet
small apartment upright or grand, Phone
PisNosGoranas, apartment, uprights o,
srinefs uapfed Will nav high prire fnf
e.. e.. kA RsanSs ssas ARTHUR JORDAN piAS0
PIANOS wanted We are still paying ex-
ali kinds. despite the number OF new pianos
now on the market. Telephone us for an
immediate estimate of how much we can
sSus' snt s 6sH frSSo S9 sHop
size; aHg ng sizs; sso, any condition. will pay
PING FONG TABLE wanted. two table
e1 gpe net eD e T TqR0fT pay PAD
to $50 delivered to Arlington. Call Glebe
RADIO PARTS and supplies wanted or will
consider buying complete radio shop. Box
RUG, axis, green, rust or taupe: must be
N good condltion; reasonable. Phone IE
SEW SEWING st5eF FMLxscfHHnNEs-we * buy all types;
repair hemstltchlng, puttonS covered
pleating 9I7 ST. RE. 1900. RE 23ll
TAMPs-Priyate. collector will pay hieh
prices for collection or accumulation OF
stamps, U. S. only. Sligo 1898.
TEA SET-Either sterling silver or hne
plate, or fine quality china. Box 1900,
TYPEWRITER wanted. portable. in good
eenditions a IMqv phcns Tn DI 2574. o,s ,.u.I-u
silver; china, brie-s-brac. old glass. DORA
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS. stamp collec.
nsTy tion old c6 slaSS si5s china and silver private
ALL KINDS Of old-fashioned picture
cash. EN-. 4205 and give address. i
WILL PURCHASE FURN. for . or 3
bedroom house or apt. if apt or house
goes with it. MILLER. NE. 316s' an
VETERAN will buy furniture If apt. is
available. RA 7476.
WANTEDmPPair OF end tables in good cond,
YOUR ATTENTION. please. stin need
lots of stock-cups plates, vases. PLAQUES,
figures, glassware. china Of the finer types,
sterling and plated silver, fine old iewelry,
furniture-in fact, anything old or fine;
prompt. courteous attention given all re-
plies by recently DISCHARGED Army captain,
Box l3O-C. Star 81
Evening star., 1945-12-30
BOATS.

EvINRUDE ano Elto outboaro motors;
Ihompson boats new and used; service
.1ves 731 l1th sc
buy. Every used boat bought from Owens
can again be traded into Owens for high
valuation. OWENS YACHT CO., builders
of Americas most seaworthy cruisers, Dun
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
WANTED boat. willing to pay up to $500
for ,,,s either oesn sa 1sas sma2storooat or cabin
fsssef fsse ALDEN Den CUTTER: ssx1o-5"x5's~;
cellcnt condition: sleeps four in two state
rooms. Price. S7,750. owens late-model
Dc luxe ,od sdap T. cabin cabin sTussT
to Florida in one days time; condition
KEY & AssociATEs. so4 18th street
NV Phone REPUBLIC l4s4.
2-h.p. outboard motor; reasonable. North
-century-Matthews - TIC
insure spring delivery, place your. order
now. Call Mr., Ray stone, GIL. 1900; eve
EE fE 9Rse ack gToNE slFe5et' co and marine div
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