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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
IrumanOv gOvOr
napravil ugoden
vtis v MOskvi

MOSKVA, 28. okt. - (Po
"NeW York Times")-Govor, v
katerem je predsednik Truman
podal temeljno stalisce ameri-
ske zunanje politike, je prisel oh
jako primernem casu S stalisca
Sovjetske unije.
Moskovski casopisi so o 60
voru prinesli izcrpna porocila in
splosen Wits je bill nadvse ugo-
den. Pc padcu sentimental "a
mednarodno sodelovanje, XII je
sledil izjalovljenju londonske
konference, je incl Trunanov
govor izredno pozivalen ucinek.
Vsi listi so dobesedno objavili
vseh IL took zunanje politike, XII
jih je podal Truman, in podanih
je bilo tudi mnogo direktnih in
indirektnih citatov IL govora.
NapetOst glede polozaja
ma Balkanu polegla
Amerikanci, XII so danes pred
vsem zainteresirani, kako hi Sc
nitro posvetili normalnemu ziv-
ljenju v miru, utegnejo biti pre-
seneceni, ako slisijo, da more
kdo dvomiti v dobre in postene
namene Zedinjenih draw. Am
pax Rusi so bill dolgo let vajeni
ziveti v svetu, XII Jim je bill So
vrazen. Napetost glede Balkana,
Sc zdi, da je trenotno polegla,
ampak ameriska politika ma
Daljnem vzhodu je tukaj Sc ved-
no zagonetna.
Rusi so tudi prepricani, da sta
Amerika in Anglia vse prevec
brezbriznis glede ostankov fash
sticnega politienega sistema, v
Nemciji in ma Japonskem. Nj Sc
pozabljeno,. da so Zedinjene dr.
zave v San Francisco podpirale
Argentine. z ozirom ma nenad-
no odlocnost, XII Sc je pojavila
ma londonski konferenci, je lah-
ko razumeti, ako nekateri Rusi
zro ma Ameriko z negotovostjo
in sumljivostjo.
Mir je prinesel
razocaranje v Moskvi
Sovjetska unija je vrgla VOL
>>o ,,ac o,v1: oc~>>. - ~,1x,,:o IL
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
Truman podal priporoccila
glede mezd in cen; apelira
ma delavce in delodajalce
Priporoca zmerno zvisanje mezd in
trdne Gene "a preprecenje inflacije

WASHINGTON, 80. oktobra - Predsednik Truman
je incl danes radijsk govor katere e obravnava vpra
SAME mezd in in priporocal zmerno zvisane mezd in
stabilize Gene kot sredstvo preprecenje nflacije.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31

Kot .smo vceraj porocali, je
umrla Helen Krajacic. Pokojni-
ca zapusca soproga Nikolaja,
sinove in hcere: Johna, Mrs. Do
rothy Nuneney, Sgt. Peter, XII
Sc nahaja ma Pacifiku, Filipa,
Nikolaja, Mrs. Anthony Simons,
Mario Krajacic in Mrs. Julio
Rutter, ter brata John Stermac.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v cetrtek oh
8. uri zjutraj il pogrebnega "a
voda A. Grdina in sinovi v GER
kew sv. Nikolaja oh $50 uri ia
!nato na Calvary pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-10-31
Mir je prinesel
razocaranje v Moskvi

Sovjetska unija je vrgla v VOL
no YES svoj napor in veruje, da
je. storila najvec "a resitev sve-
ia pred fasizmom. Smatrala je
torej, da bo sedaj prvic lahko
sodelovala z drugimi narodi v
zriamenju zaupanja in da Sc jo
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
COP Delays
Peace Draft Bill

WASHINGTON Nov. 9 QNS)
President Truman'S military
training program was temporarily
stymied in the House military af-
fairs committee today as Repub-
lican efforts to kill the bill forced
adjournment of hearings until
.ATuesday.
y Rep. Short tR) Of Missouri
moved that the committee sus-
pend further hearings until after
the first of the year. or at least
until the Senate has acted on the
legislation.
The motion was kept from a
committee vote by a parliamcn-
tary Stechnicality brought up by
Rep. Kilday Cd Of Texas. who
objected 10 any vote being taken
because the House was in session
at the time.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Tehdn Traffic Boss
For Eastern Airiines

Charles A. Tehan has been ap-
pointed traffic manager here for
Eastern Airlines' direct Detroit
Miami air service 10 begin Nov. IS.
Tehan has been with the COM
pany six years and has served in
New England, indianapolis and
Washington. John Grandlund. as
city manager. and Robert For
rest, as terminal control and res
ervations manager, will assist
Tehan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
DENLY High Boy, IS,
Found Drunk IN Yard

A 15-year-old DENLY High
School student who was found
lying drunk in the school play
ground last night was in Receiv-
ing Hospital today.
Because of his condition, the
boy could not tell police where he
had obtained the liquor. His par
ents said he left home in the
afternoon 10 collect wastepaper
for the school drive. He had no
money when he left, they said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Mexican FIierS
Hop From Japan

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Q
QNS)-Gen. Antonio Cardenas.
chief of the only Mexican expedl-
tionary air force 20 ny with Amer.
leans IN the south Pacific. pre-
pared 10 leaXc san Francisco ia-
day for Los Angeles. whore no
will reloin the remaining 30 Off
GERS and men under his command
now on route from Japan
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Newberry's Estate
Admitted 10 Probate

The will Of the late Truman II
Newberry, former l.. S. senator
and secretary of the navy. was
under probation proceedings To-
day.
The will, leaving an estate cSti-
mated al Sl0000,000 10 relatives.
vas admitted 10 probate yester-
day by Judge Joseph A. Murphy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Pdro(hidI School
Site : Deal Approved

- Common council today ap-
proved transfer of II acres of
city property bounded by Mack.
warren. Moon and Canyon TO the
Augustine Fathers for cOnStruC-
ton of a Pareehtal high school
The property, valued az Sc. 900.
was gwen IN exchange Tor Is
aSreS IN Crosse PoIntc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-10
Polish Gang Terror
Disiurbs England

LONDON, Nov. Q GNS)-Hun-
dreds of Polish dcsertcrs. who
brought terror 10 the Victoria
area, were reported spreading
their activities 10 other London
districts today The Victoria area
has been hit By a wave OF murders.
stabbIngs. gang fights and black
market operations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
COAT RECOVERED

The overcoat was later recoy-
cred in the car from which the
bandit fled.
In rapid succession. three gas
stations and another man were
held up
Louis Adamo, 81, was robbed OF
SO in cash in his gas station at
1871 Oakland Gordon Mitchell,
II, an attendant in filling sta
tion at 1432l Hamilton, reported
that he was robbed Of an unde-
termined amount of money.
At S25 p. m. Morey Lipshaw
Al. told police he was robbed OF
$50 in cash in his gas station al
1900 Second. Joseph Ryan of II
Moss said that an armed man
took - cents from him in the
rear Of his home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
Crash Kills
2 Students

Two Ferndale high school stu
dents are dead today victims Of a
collision between their car and an
army truck at Woodward and
State Fair.
The victims were Richard FitZ-
gerald, Is, of 2l8 Stratford and
Miss Guinerire Burt. l8, Of 75S
Silman. Joseph Cartwright, Is. Of
1888 Franklin, driver Of their
car, was injured seriously and
taken TO Mt. Carmel Hospital.
WILL QUIZ DRIVER
Driver Of the army truck was a
civilian, Mrs. Ida Hibbard, of 705
Maple Drive, Royal Oak. She was
not held. Witnesses asserted that
Cartwright was driving as miles
an hour and police were 70 take
a statement from hun when his
condition permitted.
Following an investigation,
Police 1t William Connor said ne
would ask for a warrant charging
Mrs. Hibbard with negligent homl-
eide today.
Death Of the two students
brings Detroits traffic fatalities
for 1915 20 l62, two more than
during the whole Of 1914
Peter Anderson. Is. Of 1873
Connecticut, Highland Park, was
dead today of injuries received
when he was struck by a car on
John r. near Tennyson.
The driver, Thomas Mitchell.
80. OF 1873 Glendale. Highland
Park. was not held.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
Doubles Bond Quota

The Ex-Cello Corp. first firm
In the nation TO win the Treas
ury's "Bulls-Eye" award for bond
selling three years ago. today re-
ported selling 200 per cent Of its
Victory Loan quota TO set a rec
ord, Frank N. Isbey;- state bond
chairman, reported.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
Electric Strike Set

NEW YORK, Dec. 19 (INS)-
Frank J. Fitzsimmons, president
of the Western Electric Employees
Association, announced today his
will go in strike Jan. 3
for a 80 per cent wage increase.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20

To arrange for carrier deliv-
cry of The Detroit Times 10
your home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for "Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-20
BdnditWounded
After 6 HoIdups

An armed Negro who staged six
holdups within 80 minutes last
night and then escaped after a
gun battle with two policemen,
was sought today.
Each holdup victim gave SINH
lar descriptions of the bandit TO
police, and all identified a stolen
green Buick sedan which was
used. He obtained more than $500
in cash and checks.
Z SHOTS FIRED
Patrolmen Charles Fiddler and
John Nelem came upon the sedan
AT Connecticut and British in High.
land Park and attempted 10 COM
mandeer the car. AS he fled, the
police fired seven shots. He was
believed wounded.
The holdup tour began at z
p. m. when he took S39 in cash
from William eaylor, As, of SO
Rosedale, in the rear Of his home
The thug drove off in Taylor's
car and told Taylor he could find
IL in an hour at Holbrook and
Oakland.
Forty minutes later Detroit po-
lice received the report of a rob
berry of a shoe store at 1901
John r. The manager, Saul Berlin,
43, said a Negro took S110 in cash,
a $3.50 check and his overcoat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Auto Strikers
Call Meeting

Approximately 1900 striking
employees of Graham-PaiGe Corp,
who closed the plant four days
ago. were scheduled to hold a
back-to-work mass meeting IN a
hall a. Fourteenth ana McGraw
today
Tho strike was called m protest
over The dcmotlon of four polishing
inspectors
ApproN matclv l,l50 other
workers are idle IN strikes at these
plants
AMERICAN METAL PROD
UCTS CO 500 on strike over dis
charge Of FIVE fellow workers.
DETROIT BRASS AND NAL
LEABLE co. 45O out in dispute
over Interpretation oi seniority
clause m union contract
REPUBLIC STEEL co, Fern
dale. 200 on strike over layoff of
30 women allcEedly IN disregard
TO seniority rules.
Two hundred AMI ter cmploNcS
Of The Dodge main plant who went
on strike Yesterday after the dis
cipllning OF fellow worker, we're
back on tho Job today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
WLB Approves
1900 Tdxi(dbs

DeSoto division Of ChrNsler
Corp today was authorized byAhe
War Production Board 70 build
1000 taXiCabS this year and an
other 1000 IN the first quarter of
1916, while Packard was gwen
authority 70 make 800 cabs in the
first quarter Of 1916.
The A-PB authorized 1000 cabs
this year and 5000 10 start 1916
MPB stated they would 80 10
c1tTes with large railroad termI-
nails.
In addition. WPB okayed 1000
special chaSSes for hearseS and
ambulanceS IN 1943 and loo for
the first quarter Of 1896.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Wounded G|
Shuns Charity

BATTLE CREEK, July 13--
Folks, please stop worrying about
the future welfare of M/Sgt.
Frederic Hensel =.
Your well meant cash gifts are
the progress and break
ing the spirit Of this man who
lost both arms and both legs In
combat His future Is we'll pros
vidcd for as matters stand now
In addition 10 being fitted out
with artificial limbs and receiving
government assistance in occupHs
uonal rehabilitation. Hcnsel4 will
receive A SOS weekly pension.a-
tax free.
a worker with one dependent,
such a Henzel has, would have TO
make a gross of S69S0 TO have
S5S take home pay
He Is also eligible to apply for
a Gl loan for assistance in pur-
chasing ms long dreamed OF
chicken farm. Explaining the sit
uation Percy Jones Hospital army
doctors said.
THE sergeant il still a very
sick man. These well meant
plans to collect money for his
benefit have hurt, rather than
helped him. This man has
courage beyond belief. But he
has considerable pride and this
must not he broken"
The appeal TO stop sending
money 10 the sergeant was issued
as ms wife, Jewel. remained in
constant attendance at his bed
side and after he was decorated
yesterday with the Bronze Star
and the Purple Heart.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
h 0 NOT
2 Firms Face
Tie-in Counts

George II Rock and Co and
the Produce Distributors, doing
business A. the Detroit Terminal
WarohauSe, TODAY were aroused
n federal warrants Of violating
OPA regulations
The Rock COMPANY now on
bond in another violation case.
is charged with selling several
truCklnadS Of cuCumberS under
item agreements. by which It
dlSpO~rd also OF peaches
\ similar practice charged
against Produce Distributors m
the sale OF potatoes and tomatoes
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
WlB Appoints Board
To Settle Milk Strike

DAVID c Wolfe Detroit at'or-
neF TODAY was appointed arbl-
traitor by the NaI Labor Board 20
determine issues involved IN the
strike Of 600 cmplorCS ot the
Detroit and EhInC creamery com
paD!eS
Appointed on an arbitration
panel along with Wolfe were VIII
liam Brown publisher of the De-
trout Shopping News for industry.
ann Barney Hopkins secretary Of
the MIchLgan Go Tor Iahnr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

him his daughter Jackie, Is, now
a student at the University of
Arizona.
Fn-eet his miles Of navy flying
films Stem has flown 35 combat
HIS faVorte ship for
shooting is a torpedo plane, IN
the navigator : spot. He wears the
DFC. Silver Star and that Purple
Heart he won on the second
Kure raid which almost cost him
and his pilot their lives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Father-SOn Fishing
Sunday Proclaimed

LANSING. July Il CUP5-Gov.
Kelly today proclaimed next Sun
day Father and Son Fishing
Day and suggested that fathers
and sons should enjoy the day
fishing together.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Great Lakes Fish
Prices 10 Be SET

CHICAGO, July Is tINS)-To
check the rapidly rising prices of
fresh water fish. dll fish caught in
the Great Lakes will be placed
under price control within a few
weeks, regional OPA director Rae
+. Walters announced TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Return Bodies Of Two
Killed in Nebraska

The bodies of Carl r. Brooks
Sr former Detroit Policeman
and his Wltc-Alr>-G GlatfNs Brooks
4 who were killed in an auto
mobile crash near Kcarney. Neb.
Wednesday VIII be brought back
to DetroIt for burial tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Gets Detroiter's S Job

LANSING, July 13 CUP)-Gov.
Kelly today appointed DR.. Ken
meth A. EaShck of Ann Arbor TO
a six-year term on the state ad-
visory council of health TO replace
Or. John A. Galbor. Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
Poo Salesman Fined

Stanley Schmidt. IS. Of 1892
Boulevard court was found guilty
today Of selling baseball pool tick
cts before Recorders 5 Judge JOS
cph A GllIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

the boy who shoulc have stood
10 dong just that TO-DAY Friday
the l3th
Jack IS 13 today and there is a
Dont disturb sign over his bed
room door
He isn't sick @nd he isn't being
punished ne 5 Just careful that's
all
Birthday cakes are danger
Gus and ! don't want any pres
ents,' Jack told h, urrrtrr.
Mrs Charles Beacher "All !
want j. isolation and lots al IL.
And YOU % unUcIstond TOO
when YOU know the melancholy
history of Jack S previous BIRTH
days on july 49,
a year ago be vas taken 10 the
hospital for an operation on ms
birthday
Two years ago. on the annI-
NCrSary. he had scarlet fever
The year before that he st ou'
Caly with his folks for 4 holiday
plcnIc ~ Bob-Lo
On Tho boat be- rppod ts pants
in a place where Ii would attract
attention and had ~ spend the
excursion sitting on d companion
way SteT
The wear before that he was
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

The S25 tip was about the intensely human request
of relatives of boy killed by DSR bus asking Presi
overseas.
Second nria of $40 went TO the first man to report
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
TAKING NO CHANGES

Jack Beacher Of 1830j Lindsay, who's l3 today,
demonstrating graphically that he's arrived at the age of
reason On his four previous birthdays disaster (see
story has >taked him. So he made the shrewd decision
To spend his birthday in bed far from capriciOus fate
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
OPERATE Guns

They were pcrrn--t"d 20 'opcr-
ate the gun, which worcn [
loaded. had the 'fr.l Of feeling
the bomb bays opcu In,pectcf Tho
radar room ar1 knew irSv about
u when they came out than when
they went m
They ND their eyes IN the rIavV-
encased nose 81 the bomber as
Pilot WIilcl id-4-L-tle hedge
hopping and tree, seemed 10 srOot
UP al thr#-Akr-E Es4
All The net ~pa pcrurr agreed
on ens rorf f. you arc over -'5
Or Volrn more than I1n Nn
should restrict your traNc' 20
commerCIal l.nc, l'f6 aboard a
bomber Is too rugged for any one
bit a NoUnISter
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

the milk strike which tied up 80 per of the areas
milk for almost week He got up early to phone that
one in 20 a. m,
Third prize of s. by the woman who re-
ported the heroic act of mother in saving her from
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

movie house. ne sneaks off alone
watch, Just for old times sake
Nobody has better right He's
the lad who shot many of those
battle scenes aboard the York.
town and Hornet. Seeing them
helps him with the new navy epic
he's working on, he says.
The former Cass Tech boy is
visiting his parents, MT and Mrs.
Charles ". Stem. 1876 Black
stone and he brought along with
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
THE DETROIT TIMES

drowning in backyard well. Others were awarded al
prizes. -
This week, a. in the every week, all readers Of
The Times win prizes for newstps, phOned to the
city editor. Try IT, Gil $500. ::
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14

This weeks award of S25 for the best newstip
teephoned to the city editor of The Detroit Times
Won by the mother of crippled child
This mother needed funds to send her crippled child
10 a summer camp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
MADE IN DETROIT

Assembly parts tor so per cent
ot tho bomber arc manufactured
IN Detroit and the om pa n y
wanted Detroit workers 20 see one
oi the ships they had helped TO
build.
Il r 4 WtIcl and Dyer {.
ThomaS army and Marin test
pilots respectively NcW The ship
10 the RomuluS air base Yesterday
where neWSpapcrmcn and radio
commentators saw n
TbeN We're taken on a iJ-nUuutc
hop over Detroit Nj Clemens and
Lake 81 Clair-BuurE tie trip
the neHSpapeTmcn were taken
from the nose 10 TIE tan of the
Shlp
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
DetrOifer Who Filmed
Fighting LadyHs Home

Every 1t Allan Stem Just homo from Oknava after
years Pacific Fighting Lady advertised
OF alone sele down back seat and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
-B-29 10 Soar
Over Detroit
Tokyo-Bound Plane
Too Big TO Land Here
10 a summer camp.
See Pictorial Review
By ED BRAND

A B-29 bomber bound for Tokyo.
will fly low over Detroit. Nj.
Clemens and other Lower Mlchi-
gan cities between 3 and ) p. m.
Sunday.
Seventy-two hours later the
bomber Will be in comba, IN the
Pacific theater
The army and the Martin
Nebraska Co. manufacturer Of
the shIp. had planned 10 display
1t az the city airport bur were
unable 10 land u because of in
adequate facilities. The runWayS
are both too small and too fraA
70 permit landing according to
Mai John Mitchell of the army
air forces al Omaha
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-14
The Rich Tone Of
Full Size Uprights

Well known piano manufac-
turer, have been permitted to re-
condition upright pianos and con-
vert them to these modern spinet
style Mirrapianos. Full size up
right tone and resonance and the
slim beauty of a modern spinet
style piano. Your whole family
will enjoy having one of them in
your home for the real pleasure
Of your family created music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

TWO 4-FAMHY FLATS, Downing pl. ne;
6eu prs sb q ea's
GO; 1lo4 Yer, Xe5me sT ave NV ma 71S H.
s7xi4o: vacant: Suitable Tor ONCE, orsan S:,
1ation; school; etc wo 3sle; ,
6rek store eased to s4s to arge
it., freproof construction, large adjoining
Splendid postwar pos sS s' price s and
sRgsssss VIC E6chs co. Uo Hso5
SIS a month; expenses. ss4 90 6 a month nth !:
R! Hes fs0S WELSH Gf s ssndas Mr. d t.
WHOLESALE MARKET and warehouse,
$500 per year.; tenant pays III expenses $;
sssd iafas CO. Cay ao sF
TAkoMA PARK-5,unit brick apt. build
ing in Takoma Park best rental section;
sswaT atsEias 5s Sv e epss gK cost price
MD. AVE. S.E.Gsis,,5so. terms ms spts., 3
rooms, kitchen. bath; end floor. 4 rooms,
ssh and poleh cos For nspsc
ton. phone AT. 1908, E. CROSS, Exc.
4 AfAMn s23 Arts sIi ne in row d.ta Is.
South Capitol and Forester sts,,; finest
construction; II units including janitor's
return above all expenses approximately
2SG. cash required S2s,5O0. LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. 1868, eve. AID. 2234.
$40 MO. INCOME, apt. and roonfins
house, near Dupont Circle, 8 electric re-
frigerators and all furnishings included
Tor $24, 900, exceptionally good terms
$4,000 Will handle; excellent opportunity
Box s7s-E, Star. " " . ''''el'' '''
IDEAL INVESTMENT PROPERTY-Brick
corner 9Th and North Carolina ave. Sc.
CONSISTING. OF IL rms, ga baths, oil heat;
converting into apts.; $4,000. OWNER
3ox 369 H, Star. ISs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

COUNTRY ESTATES-We have very fine
properties located in Montgomery County,
only a short drive from Bethesda; one
contains SO acres improved with beauti.
sss
$1,000 itSSea For further information cali
GRAHAM-HAIL, Realtors. WI. $3.50. Sun
and ewes. call Mr.. Laughlin, WI. 1890. :.
WITH RAILROAD SIDING near Waldorf,
Md, small or. large tracts. on main road
81 !; j. Price SECS up terms. OWNER
5 TO i8 ACRES in Sleepy Hollow section
{near Falls church,, cleo. and tel. avail
able, trunk sewer on land; oyerlooks large
stream: plenty Of dogwood and small trees.
Drive out Lee blvd. to Five Corners Ft.
Buffalo turn left on Sleepy Hollow I'd.
HSRs5A1s s { IL woodward s'ss Bids,
Z ACRES. wooded. high elevation. s1,25O;
500 cash, Sis monthly. Go out Lee blvd.
3 mi beyond Falls Church, turn left on
Route No. $50 "a hard-snrfacsd road for
l "a miles to my sign. HERMAN SCHMIDT,
M90sCsIa R Ras6 ho c sSR kNoLIio-
Gated in the restricted Langley sestion Of
all-year stream; planted with over 200
bulbs: price. $4,000 GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO.. exclusive agent, 2840 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. 1888; evenings,
RIVER " iFFRoNTAGE-Approximately /. acre
wooded, located in Arlington County. With
d lHcisc n Mason 6REEN CO. $50 VII.
SON blvd, Ariinston. VI. CHI. $685. eve
nings, Ga 1888.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DIAMOND-T, 1887. 1a to 2 ton, 13-ft.
55 asa IS i ceiling I. also Tors dump trSsI;
rear, excellent S.2bx20 tires. JAMES N.
CRAIG. 356 l. st. s.w. MA. 419S.
TRUCK for sale, van type. 1924 4th st.
Sc, between IL and pm.
FORD acton truck. panel: 1889 model B.
FOOTS MOTOR CO.. 61st st.-Central
ave-. Seat Pleasant. Md.
FORD stake-body truck: month-old motor:
also daily business. Call DU. 2443 Sat.
eve. after or all day Sunday.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs-stakes: 1910
DodRe 1ta-ton, loft, 4-wheel drive; 1910
international 2-ton.. 14-ft.; 1887 Ford "
ton, 12-ft 1898 Chevrolet 1h-ton, loft.
Dumps-t2) 1912 Fords, 1la-ton, .3-yard
body; 1912 Chevrolet 1h-ton. 2h-yard
body: 1941 International 1la-ton. 3-yard
body speed rear axle; 1871 Ford 1la-ton,
2a-yard body, 2 speed rear axle: 1910 In
ternational 1h-ton. 2-yard body.
Command cars-1941 Dodse a-ton. op-
tional 4-wheel drive. make excellent pick
Combination stake and dump - 1912
Chevrolet 3-ton. Aft body, Beaumis n.y.
draulic hoist, tandem rear, both rear axle
drive, $3.50 10-piy tires. An our trucks
have low mileage. extra heavy. duty, Army
tires and are very clean. No priortties
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. 3143. Lee hwy.
Sun, 10 - J.