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Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
Mother Told Details
Of Death Of Her Son,
Lieut.. Lew Richmond

Mrs. Ruth Grundemann of Stan
ford University, Calf, mother of
First Lieut.. Alfred Lew Richmond
who was killed in action on Luzon,
has had letters from Gen. Douglas
Macarthur and Capt. James M.
Dow, Jr., concerning her sons death.
General Macarthur expressed SYM
pathy, but gave no details, while
the letter from Captain Dow gave
such information as was available.
Captain Dow said: 81 first met Lew
in February 1913, when as company
commander l had him assigned as
my executive officer. From then
until August 1914 we were team
mates, eating together, sleeping in
the same tent and running what we
thought was the finest company in
the army. In August 1914 we went
to new assignments, but managed
to see each other frequently. His
death was a great shock to me
despite the fact that death is a
constant visitor to us at these times
of war.
~ have talked to a fellow officer
who was near Lew at the time Of
his passing. Lew was commanding
MS company and leading them in
an attack. An enemy shell struck
ground near by and one of the
hit him in the chest. An
lid man was at his side instantly.
Lew passed on within a minute.
t was believed by the doctor who
Jaw him later that the fragment
truck his heart.
81 am certain he did not suffer
'ain and trust you too a console
'ourself' to some degree with a
knowledge of these facts. Lew has
cen buried in a United States army
emetery in the vicinity of Clark
ield, Luzon, P. l. There he rests
nth his buddies.
81 assure you Lew leaves many
riends who grieve his passing. I
now how you must feel and / trust
nat time will ease your grief"
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
Truck To Call Here
Saturday For Paper

A truck from Billings will be
here Saturday of this week to load
and haul waste paper to the Bill
.lings collection depot. Contribu-
tors of material are asked to have
their packages securely wrapped and
ready.
The announcement was made
early in the week by Philip Noel,
Laurel salvage representative, and
c. M. Yerrington, chairman of the
Yellowstone county salvage COM
mittee.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
Clothing Collection Is
Set For April 1920
Women's Committee Announces Receiving De-
pots, Lists Items Of Wearing Apparel Want
ed; Urges All Citizens To Contribute

civic organizations and school chill
dren.
The collection period is from April
16 to 20, and collection depots will
be the postoffice, all schools and
the Commercial club log building on
Main street.
Large boxes are needed to pack
the articles, and merchants are re-
quested to save any they may have
for this purpose. Each box will con-
tain 100 pounds of clothing and
other wanted materials. Wire or
rope to bind the boxes also will be
needed, which should be taken to
the Commercial club building, or
Mrs. Herman Schessler, phone 21J,
who is chairman of the storage,
packing and shipping committee,
may be notified.
1t is the wish Of the general COM
mittee that all organizations appoint
their committees and get in touch
with the co-chairmen of the Wo-
mems clubs, Mrs. Melvin Williams,
phone 294, of Mrs. Marion Craw-
ford, phone 582M. The need of
volunteer workers is urgent.
Because Laurel is late in starting
this drive it will require prompt ac-
ton on the part of all committees
to complete the work within the
designated time, April 16 to 20.
Many hours will be necessary to
sort and pack the articles of cloth
ing, shoes and bedding, so the week
of April 16 to 20 has been selected
as the collection period.
Any organization that wishes to
mend clothing received by it may
use the electric machines at the
Red Cross room on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday of each week by
notifying Mrs. /. N. Smith, Red
Cross, chairman.
Following is a list of the require
ments as given by the United Ma
5ional Clothing Collection headquar-
5ers:
Type of Clothing Needed: Good,
substantial used clothing for both
and summer wear. Under
and all types of cotton
garments should be washed before
hey are donated, but need not be
roned. Evening dresses, tuxedos
md dress suits cannot be used.)
Most Urgently Needed are the
Following: Infants garments. All
ypes are in urgent demand, particu-
arly knit goods. Also mems and
'oys' overcoats, t~opcoats, suits,
oats, jackets, shirts, all types work
including ~overalls, ETC.,
weaters, robes, underwear, pajamas,
gloves.
Women's and Girls Garments:
)vercoats, jackets, skirts, sweaters,
hawls, dresses, underwear, aprons,
jumpers, smocks, robes, nightwear,
gloves, and caps and knitted
eadwear. (Women's hats, dress
ats and derbies cannot be used.)
Bedding: Blankets, afghans, pill
Nv cases, sheets and quilts. These
re urgently needed if in s~erviceable
ondition.
Shoes: Either oxfords or high
hoes of durable type with low or
heels. (Shoes with high
cells, open toes or backs, evening
and novelty types cannot
e used.) All shoes should be mated
nd tied securely into pairs.
disable remnants and piece goods:
ut or uncut cotton, rayon or wooden
Materials one yard or more in
myth. (Not rags or badly dam
ged, dirty Or WORKOUT fabrics.)
Suggestions for the clothing drive
ave been given as follows: Cloth
which nc longer fits; clothing
lat is out of style; clothing no
niger needed.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
SPORTSMEN'S MEETING
SET FOR MAY z; RULES
FOR CONTEST ADOPTED

The annual membership campaign
of the Laurel Rod and Gun club
began Tuesday night with the is
suing of books of 1915 cards to
solicitors attending a meeting of
the clubs directors. The roll call
is to be completed at as early a
date as possible.
Date of the annual dutch lunch
and entertainment was set for We'd
nesday, May 2, beginning at 6 p.
m. at the club house in Riverside
park. Selection of the date for
the event, which is also the an
nual meeting of the club for cleo
ton of officers, was governed to
some extent by the fact that the
club property in the park will be
used as quarters for war prisoners
who r to be brought here by the
army for work on farms of the
area.
Paid up 1916 membership cards
will be admission tickets to the
party.
President Charles McManus pre-
sided at the meeting and appointed
committees to arrange details.
The entertainment committee con-
sists of T. H. Bennett, chairman, c..
L. Galloway, Campbell Calvert, Ed
Kucera, ]. R. Heebner, William Hat
field, Frank o. Hartley, Joe Nicho-
las, P. H. Wilson and Foy Braswell.
On the refreshments committee are
John Marian and Adam Sheeler. !
The gate committee is composed of
Ira Rodgers, R. B. Packard, Steve
Romeo and Charles Rodgers.
A nominating committee was ap-
to make recommendations
new officers. Committeeman
are B. l.. Price, chairman, T. S. Bu-
ord and c. L. Galloway.
An auditing committee composed
If Bennett, Calvert and Peter Thorn
was appointed.
The directors voted that the new
'fficers to be elected May 2 shall
axe office June 1.
Personal invitations have been ex-
ended to all members of the fish
nd game commission and the super
ntendent of hatcheries to attend
he clubs yearly event.
w. F. Price and T. H. Bennett,
ppointed at a preceding meeting
f the directors to formulate rules
or a magpie and crow extermina- '
contest, reported. Five cents
ill be paid for mature magpies &
nd crows and one cent each for
.gs and young and unfeathered ,
irds. Heads and eggs will be re-
eived Monday, Wednesday and Sat-
rday of each week from 5 to 8
m. at the police station. Credit
Ups will be issued. The first pay
ay will be Saturday, April %, and t
lcceeding paydays will be at in c
rivals of two weeks. Three cash 1
of SIS, So and SO will be paid n
the end of the campaign to the N
Iree highest, contestants of 16 years q
younger. The prize awards will e
based on points-five points for A
lch mature bird and one point fore e
.ch u~nfeathered bird or egg. b
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
PURPLE HEART, OAK
LEAF AWARDED NAVE

Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Nave have
received the purple heart with OAK
leaf which was awarded their son,
Sgt. Lawrence Nave, who was
wounded in action in the European
theatre.
The decorations were received
here April 3.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
49 VOTES At SCHOOL
ELECTION SATURDAY

Forty-nine people voted Saturday
afternoon at the school election to
select three trustees. Joseph Geh-
rett, candidate for reelection, re-
ceived 40; c. A. Cromwell, AZ, and
R. H. Sterrett, 48.
Gehrett and Cromwell were elect
for terms of three years each,
and Sterrett for one year.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11

Mrs. Harold VanNice was hostess
at her home Tuesday to the Metho-
dist Young Peoples Sunday school
class. Cpl. David Greco was a
guest. The evenings lesson was in
charge of Mrs. M. ]. Wilcox. The
next meeting will be at the church
parsonage with Mrs. Wilcox as hos.
tess.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11
.DELBERT KING SAID
WOUNDED IN GERMANY

Mrs. w. L. King of Silesia has
been advised that her son, Staff Sgt
Delbert w. King, was wounded
somewhere in Germany on March
20. The notification said the wound
was "slight."
1t is expected he will write from
a hospital when he is able.
Laurel outlook., 1945-04-11

Laurmont club members and sew
eral guests were entertained Tues
day by Mrs. o. K. Chapman. Scor'
ing awards for the club were won
by Mrs. 1. N. Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Gehrett. Mrs. Philip Marsh and
Mrs. c. B. Sande won the guest
awards.
Evening star., 1945-07-25

But the sad expression on the
strangely human face, causes one to
give close attention to the saki. 1t
is then the strange topknot on the
head is studied. 1t parts in the CEN
ter. sweeps over each side as if to
protect the face from the glare of
the sun. Then. one becomes aware
of the beard. What beard 1t has
been likened time and again to those
worn by prophets of old. 1t is
heavy and glossy and luXuriant.
several inches in length.
Accounts are to the effect that
these American monkeys are very
intelligent and docile. They make
satisfactory pets roaming over the
house as cat or dog might. They
retire to some distant place in the
room may guests arrive. Upon their
departure. the saki goes at once to
his master, often inspecting pockets
for a treat. Rarely is the saki known
to utter a sound then it is said to
be more like discontented grunt
There is melancholy air about
most of the tribe Reports are the
saki and his mate travel over the
trees together. Their offspring have
a sizable beard and their topknot
looks like wig.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
FARMS FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING FARMS In
MONTGOMERY County; g miles from Wash.
soil, improved with S-room house. tenant
mouse, bank barn and outbuildings, all in
for qucf sSe a PFssd FRY
INC, 524o Wisconsin ave. wi $40.
80 ACRES. Just of highway No. /. near Fl
timber; has foundation for house; well
ceptlc tank, outbuildIngs; apple orchard
q d,fS 70 trees i hne IN. stream; $1,000. Call MR..
VACANT, SO, 0O0--A bargain. seven-room
country home, cool. quiet 51-acre farm;
practically all modern. electricity. phone,
under cultivation and grazing; large stream.
sparkling spring water, orchard, large
bank barn, chicken house, hoshouse. smoke
fenced. flowers, shade JOHN BURDoFT,
Colesville, Md, Call Ashton 3s46.
iSe.1 fS9 AceESi mie nile fESntase on road be,
% sorns Acres D0SsE sss 6sanGe 6SGss
Dhe sea mOeT pree se'eted Sg sDFns ons
BARNEY' ? Vienna; 6 Va, Phone Vienna Els.
in Montgomery County. about 20 min
out OF Rockville. A, Colonial home of
stone and frame. modern with electricity
feed, room, to accommodate up to i, 900
chickens: all-cement floor, new modem COW
barn to accommodate 80 cows, 9s score;
30 acres woodland and 80 acres blue
grass, water in every field; wen fenced;
young orchard, grape arbors. This prop
erty may be purchased fully equipped
with immediate occupancy. Excl, WORTH
1NGTON REALTY, S427 Georgia ave. Also
estates, acreage and lots Ask for Mr.
Allnutt, Sligo 6541; after pm. SH. 1913
FARM miles from District line: on
Defense hwy: As acres of land. frame
house, rooms, kitchen and bath, oil
heat; wonderful opportunity for chicken
appreciated. PoLYzois & SCHWARTZ
2QI4, s. st. at Conn. ave. DH. I'LL OF
NEAR oLNEY, Montgomery Co., Md
An exceptional offering. with a Colonial
house more than 100 years old, thoroughly
modern. and 200 acres of gently rolling
srasslands. ideal for cattle or horses; with
ample farm buildings; the house contains
8 rooms, Pa baths, T flreplaces, For full
details call RoBT. L: McKEEvER CO.,
Shorehaam Bldg; MA. 1850.
80 ACHES, with S-rm. home and bath
almost mile frontage on highway; IS, 500
C. D. MURPHY. AT. 2239 or TR. 3O3S.
LoUD0UN COUNTY STOCK FARM OF 275
acres, l mile from Potomac River, on
hard road, improved land, well watered.
10 acres in timber two good dwellings.
one with 10 rooms. the other rooms. be-
sides two tenant houses, large stock barn
and outbuildings. Price. $4,000; one
third cash; will consider offer. Splendid
investment with good tenant on farm.
Shown BY appointment Phone Herndon
3S. BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon,
Fairfax County Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
LOTS FOR SALE.

on on THE RIDGE, in the trees, Now, !.
OF that long-planned home in Aurora Hills
have panoramic view of the city and river
Including all improvements. sewer, water
eqrbs; gutter. etc. $1,000 up. J. L
PEICE; dSE 1908 Arlington Ridge I'd, JA
CoRNER OF 10TH ST. N.w.-Beautiful
White House, $1,000. louis P. SHOE
BEAuTfru7i EAMEH 7is wo6pEb 81 w oTs ~ Lee II English
village, Bethesda, reasonably priced, terms
Bethesda. WI. 264S-7S60.
ON 18th ST. NV. at Roxsns I'd left.
Corner. 50xI0o, only $4,000; Lots are
sraded. ready for building, have 16-ft
alley, curbing, gutter, street paving tsome
haye stb ssWerl Beautiful iets , $50 f.; of
owners. l166 Vermont ave. % NE. 17iS.
J. C. WELDON CO.. est. 1890. offers down
town ground, for 30 to 100 apts.. hotel
Northeast. west of the river; 200 sub
urban lots. sewer and water adjacent,
can be bought as acreage. Phone MR..
HENDERSON, ME. BOIL; after 9 pm. RA.
IN FOREST HILLS. D. C.-Beautiful cor
ner lot, in one of best residential COM
munities of Washington; I33-ft. frontage
a real site, for nice home. Price only
SHANNON & LUCHs CO, 1905 st. NV
BUILDERS ATTENTIONS lots 5000
to 1900 SO. #. each, on or overlooking
Rock Creek Park l block north OF East
west hlghway, Chevy Chase, Md; sewer
ANEW anG water In or approved, restricted area
o. H. GARVIN, Earle Bldg, EX 2223;
ewes. Mi. Cullen. DU. 1920
Evening star., 1945-07-25

ORD OWNERS-Call Bob Terrett EN-.
'754, and get every dollar your car is
1orth. 4432 Conn. ave. CENTRAL MOTOR
Evening star., 1945-07-25
BY FRANK COLBY.

There Is No Pasture" in Pasteurizt
Overheard on program adVer
tising dairy. products: "s mil
that has been made safe to drink b
being 'pasturized'."
The common mispronunciation q
the word paSteuriZe results from thi
sort of mental association: Mil
comes from cows. Cows are kept il
pastures. Milk, therefore, is said b
be ''pasturiZed.
However, the process of paSteuri
cation is named for its inventor
the renowned French chemist, Loui
PaSteur. pronounced loo-EE pahSs
TER. He also developed the famou
PaSteur method of treating rabie
(RAY-bi-eez). Pasteurize is cor
rectly pronounced PASS-ter-ize.
K. S. c. of MaineSburg wants tn
correct pronunciation of the wor
mausoleum. rs it proper to accen
the second syllable?"
No. Better say NAV -soe-LEE'u
MauSoleum originally meant 9Th
tomb of MauSolus." He was King q
Caria. His magnificent tomb, com
pleted about $50 BIC, was once re
garded as one of the Seven Wonder
of the World.
Two other words >of similar spell
ing, lyceum and museum, should ais
be accented on the next to last Syl
liable. thus ly-SEE-um, mew-ZEE
um.
A. M. H of Hollywood finds thi
prime loony logic in local column
@. When peeling onions, how cal
I protect my eyes?
A. Dip them for moment in boil
ing water. Then begin at the root
and peel upwards.
From Mrs. P. H. B., Marathon
comes a society item which reporf
"the bride carried handkerchia
with lace insects, gift of her grand
mother"
(Relessed by the Bell syndicate, Inc)
Evening star., 1945-07-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

4 ACRES Industrial ground in Rockville,
Md: all utilities. paved road. $500:
terms. o. H. GARVIN, Earle Bldge. Elk.
1923 Ewes, Mr.. Cullen, DU 1920
80 ACRES, subdivision; land close in. Mont
gomery County, on main highway; $4,000;
adjoining property selling 81 900 per acre.
OWNER. SH 6916 g.
TWENTY ACRES, 4 mi. from Fairfax on
all-weather road; wooded; price, $4,000;
81 200 cash, balance S25 per month. FAIR
FAX REALTY CO., 439 South Lee hwy,
Falls Church Phone 1878
1885 TO 10 ACRES near proposed 18th
st. extended and ColeSyille pike and major
Government project, 3Iac 50. ft. Terms
to suit. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. owner DI. $3.50 till pm.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY in the heart Of
Washipgton's largest populated area, :150X
100. This site in conjunction with lease
with prominent chain store. Big bargain
for investor or builder. LOUIS BURMAN.
RE. 1868
DOWNTOWN business property, near Goth
and K SITS; 3-story bldg. with 2-car
branch; vacant Price, -SI9: 500. Call Mr..
Barrow or Mr.. Scott, DE. 5000. RANDALL
H. HAGNER, INC. 1921 Conn ave.
ON A HEAVILY TRAVELLED PIKE about
a mile east of the District, a combina-
tion for business and home; unusually
lwel-built brick bungalow of rooms, bath
hot-water heat; set back of an unf1n-
ished building which can be completed ac-
cording to your own plans. The frontage
is about $50 feet and contains about a
found and the price is only $11,500
Ask for Mr.. Hurd. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV MA. 1856
2nd COMMERCIAL, zoned 60-D.-60-ft
front on main street extending over 200
~. deep to another street, central city
location, i've 2-story brick structures on
ground. Price, S42. 900; adjoining ground
possibly available. PARK ROAD HOUSING
CO. DE. l710, FIR. 4765
building. limestone front, oil heat; z
stores, apartments. VIM. CORCORAN
HILL CO, INC, 710 jackson place NV
DI. 1888.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Nature S Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHE
SAKI MONKEY.
(Pithecid hirSHtQ.

Saki monkeys are rarely seen in
ZOOS. They are unusual and inter-
esting, many would enjoy watching
them. Occasionally one or two OF
them become acclimated and tough
enough to live away from their
tropical homes and companions
These monkeys live in the forests
Of the Guianas, in the Amazon VAL
ley and along the tributaries in Bra
zil. AS monkeys go, they are rather
small. They wear a marvellous coat
Of long, thick. coarse hair. They
have long tails covered with the
same type of hair. They resemble a
great plume. The only thing that the
saki seems to use its tail for is to
cover his face when terribly embar-
rassed. The saki will reach down
pull up this wide brush and peer
from behind it as coyly as a lady
with a fan.
The tail is lashed back and forth
to express anger or waved gently to
and fro when all is serene.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on ist or end trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va
or D. C. property. THE AMERICAN CO.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-we will
buy kecond-trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
N Y ave. NV National 1888
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt anc
courteous service Consult US before Dor.
MENT co s17 9th st. NV DI $3.50
az MORTGAGE LoANS-Prompt service
MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 18th st. NV
see Mr. Green tstrictly CONFIDENTIAL 1O14
K ST. NV NATIONAL FINANCE co
Evening star., 1945-07-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

PLYMOUTH convertible, by private party
Contact Ludlow 9235. request Apt. "a 251
BUCKS WANTED-I93l to 1911, spot
eas5 sobERn yll psSont eome a9e5 ,o your home Can
BUICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON & ORME l7th and M sfs
Evening star., 1945-07-25
PROPOSALS.
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTER

FUBITC KUHDS HDHINIS M HUN, J FtU-
eral Works Agency Arlington County. Vir-
ginia. July II. 1915. SEALED BIDS Will be
received at the office OF the division ensi,
neer Public Roads Administration. 144O
O'Clock am, E. w. T, Aug. 10. 1945. for
the construction of Project DA-WR s.
road network. District of Columbia. The
approximate quantities of the more i'm
portsnt items are as follows: $4,000 Gu.
concrete, 500. 900 lbs reinforcing steel,
4C0 Gu yds stone masonry. Minimum
rates of wages for labor and mechanics
Secretary Of Labor as required by law.
When plans and specifications are re-
Quested, a deposit of $40 cash or certified
the United States will be required to in
sure their return within Is days after
the opening of bids. Plans, specifications
the address given above. H. J. SPELMAN.
Division Engineer
Evening star., 1945-07-25
777-7I7|-1---1-
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS. no priority
needed. Dumps-1942 Dodge, / "a tons, =
speed rear. reinforced frame. hydraulic
hoist; 3 1912 Reo's. 3 tons, 10000 tires,
reinforced frames: 194l International, ks,
ammunition carts: G. M c.. 1871, 4 tons,
ls-ft. closed body. air brakes. oVerdrive.
trucks have heavy duty Army tires, low
MILEAGE and are in excellent condition.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 3143 Lee highway.
Arlington. CH. 1000, OK 0552. Daily
Q TO $50. closed Sunday july and August.
Terms and trades
NEW l945 REQ trucks, assortment OF sizes
and Hheelbases; available for immedi te
delivery to holders OF certificates. REQ
WASHINGTON CO., 1881 Hall st. Sc,
Evening star., 1945-07-25
LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH for colored loLs
Zoned for apartments in NV. or ne sec.
tons: prompt settlement Mr. Ryles
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York
ave. NV. Ma. 74l6 26s
WANTED--Lots and subdivision land We
are in touch with builders and prospective
home buyers IN the market for residential
bulldlng lots in Northwest WASHINGTON
and nearby Montgomery County Write
giving, description location and lowest ac-
ceptable cash price. Mortgage Loan Depart
ment, EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE CO
ZIG nth st n W. Wash d C
Evening star., 1945-07-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II. Mayo. A A. Co.. Nd.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-,Kozy Korner Cot
tase, 18th and Maryland ave, Rooms
month or season; . blocks from amusement
park; temperate, conservative, refined per-
1 ROOMS, complete bath and screened
porch in restricted community mr.. An
napolis. $3.50. OWNER, South Shore
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Chesapeake guest
house, on the bay, hot water. baths and
showers excellent food available nearby,
daily or weekly rates: entering West
Beach, turn right at sign at F1orette st.
P.O. address, MRS. N. G. KEACH. West
Beach, Md Phone North Beach 81. (W.
M. A. bus serYice.l
COTTAGES at Calawassee. Edgewater, Md :
ami incl elec. range and refgr.: beauti-
ful grounds; restricted. AT $3.50, eve
nines. TR S2S5
Evening star., 1945-07-25
HOUSE TRAILERs.

WANTED-50 used trailers. l. We pay
top cash prices for good used trailers.
paired for fall and winter at our shop by
skilled trailer mechanics. g We have in
stock. Helper springs for most makes OF
cars, awning rail, coucheS. bitches and
balls. Preway and Coleman stove parts.
Duo-Term and International heaters and
high-grade aluminium paint We also
have supply OF flush toilets suitable for
trsileTs: AMERICAN TRAILER Co. INC,
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO 1892
tandem Liberty: many good used trailers,
including tandems Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /,
Berwyn. Nd. Tel Berwyn 40 for appraisal
GRANITE luggage trailers. with new tires.
improved wheels, sll-Steel body both eX-
press and stake models S199.5O and
S2Q9. 90; terms can be arranged. AMER
sin ave n " WO 3o32