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Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOUSE IRAILERS.

23-FOOT American Sterling house trailer
complete in every detail; prewar con
struction; Al condition; sleeps com
fortably Phone NE. 1852 or see MR..
OLDFIELD, Trailer Camp, 7731 George
FOR SALE-Trailer awning, axlS, COM
plete with pole and stakes: used wks.;
reasonable Phone HI. 02S9-W.
TRAILER, small. for luggage. S65; harness
old I'D horse. S broke, sos. sH. 563s.
WANTED-50 used trailers. l; We pay
top cash prices for good used trailers
> Now is the time to have your trailer re-
paired for fall and winter at our shop by
skilled trailer mechanics. 3. We have IN
stock: Helper springs for most makes ol
cars, awning rail, couches. bitches ano
balls, Preway and Coleman stove parts
DuoTerm and International heaters ano
high-grade aluminium paint. We also
have supply of flush toilets suitable fol
trailers. AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO, 3232.
NEW KoZY. Platt and Superior. also new
tandem Liberty; many good used tratlers
including tandems Cash for YOUR trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route /
Berwyn. Nd. Tel Berwyn 45 fol appraisal
GRANITE luggage trailers. with new tires,
improved wheels, sIl-steel body, both ex.
press and stake models; sl99 80 and
S209.50 terms can be arranged. AMER
ICAN TRAILER co INC, 4030 Wiscon-
s-RooM HOUSE TRAILER-wen fur
nished, in An condition; FIRST SLIGO
for appointmont.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
AUTO rRucAs FOR SALE Cont,

FORD TRUCK, 1870. IA tons, all-stee
van. 95-h.p., 121a #. long, 5 #. wide, ; q
high, 2-tone color, Al condition, $685.
cash, OPA ceiling price. DE. 9s71
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, no priorities
needed: dumps: 1910 Chevrolet, 1la-ton
2-speed rear, 10-ply tires; 1912 DodRe
as;ton, 2-speed rear: io.ply dhs tires pIn 1899
ton, l0-ply tires; 1898 White 2-ton, To-
ply tires: 1887 Mack 2-ton. moGel EB
air brakes, COE 12-ply tires Nmake ex-
cellent tractorl; 1871 international Atom
model KS.
1871 GMc Atom. 1s-ft. closed body, air
brakes. COF.
1a4i Dodge 2-ton chassis and cab, =
speed rear. speeds forward,
1898 Chevrolet l2-ton panel, short
wheelbase.
194I Ford 1-ton crane truck, Trailers.
New Army ammunition carts, S45
All our trucks have low mileage and
have heavy duty Army tires and are in
excellent condition terms, trades. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO, 3l43 Lee hwy, Airing
ton. CHI 1000, OK. 0552, daily s to g.
closed Sundays July and August
Evening star., 1945-07-29

a LAoNb tor stoEage on parRns
conveniently located So monthly. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York ave.
:aM @di, 3 Eth ST ST N.w.-sinqle metal ga
rage. suit able for parking or storage;
Cnnvenicntlv located 81 monthly. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO, 915 New York ave.
NV MA 14IG 30"
3 GARAGES, concrete, brick: individual
doors, large space, SS per month: wide
alley: good for storage: immediate oecu-
pancy: will rent individual II desired
Box l33-D, Star.
GARAGE SPACE, for one car. rear of 2O12
Kalo-ama I'd NV. Gail North 111g.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
Goodyear to Construct
VinyI PIostics PIont
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
AKRON, Ohio, July 28.-The
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. to-
day announced construction short
iy of vinyl plastics plant at Mag
ara Falls, N Y, for the manufacture
OF transparent packaging film, wire
insulation fabric coatings, flooring
and adhesives. Company engineers
said erection of the plant is sched-
uled for August. About so per-
sons will be employed at start OF
Operations Current production
capacity is expected to be 1000 900
pounds per year.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT-5 or Il room house.
) or 10 acres in the country with OF
witnou trSr 0pti99 to pG19Rast rot ever -
water; not over $50 per month Phone
Clinton 55-J, O. D. MCCLURE. $3.50 Al
TO BUY OR SELL FARM contact r A
BARBEE. Silver Spring, Md. SH. tS13-
HORSE FARM for New York horSeman
will pay cash for good buy: would prefer
Maryland Or Virginia; write or call F. r
OSTROW. 1ooH Conn, ave. WI. 257l,
WANT TO BUY 30 to 80 acre farm with
house. preferably near Colesville or Ash
ton, Nd. Csn EN-. 1929 or write Box
?47-V, Star
TO RENT OR Buy small farm eouipped for
raising chickens, Md or Va. Must have
Eox 4IO-C Star 90"
Evening star., 1945-07-29
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHFy. ':iS ] y ton rear end. wheels drive
shaft. S45 Phone HY. 5506.
CHEVROLET 1882 I2-ton delivery; recently
overhauled; passed 1945 inspection; S175
under CPA ceiling. RIA. 9190.
OPA ceiling. Call Hillside O7S0-W.
TRUCK, International, 2h-ton, with az
ton Kingham and 2-ton Black Diamond
NEW 1915 REQ trucks. assortment of sizes
and wheefbases: available for immediate
delivery to holders of certificates. REQ
AT 219Q
FORD pickup truck, 1885. Phone DE
1855 after g pm
CHEVY. TRUCK, IA, h-ton stake body:
tires good condition; repair work needed
on ensine and radiator HO 1896. 30
FORD 1h-ton small panel 1888: mechan-
gets II. Five tires. Within OPA ceilinS
Tel. uN. 1858 for further details. 30'
Evening star., 1945-07-29
| AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont. /,

TA,XICABs and PUG, reasonably priced,
TAXIS, with PUG licenses. See MR..
DAVIS, American Cab, 2337 Champlain
st. NV, or call EN-. 1855, Z TO y pm. g.
oLDS 194l hydromatic convertible club
coupe, r. and h., SI650.
Pontiac l941 custom Torpedo 4-door
sedan, r. and h., Sl,3g2.
Plymouth 1912 special de luxe business
Buick 1910 Special 4-door sedan. r. and
h., 81 .062.
: Buick 1889 Special 4-door sedan, radio
Buick 1898 Limited 7-passenger sedan
r, and h: .sl,29l, as is, oPA price. oul
price, 81 ,045.
Nash 1889 Ambassador rs, 4door sedan
OPA price. as is S65S Our price, S55s
These cars are at OPA ceiling price oi
less. BILL MOTOR SALES, 631 Ga
ave Open Sunday. II to 3
COMPARE THESE CARS A fine selection
of late models VIII sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
| Al Studebaker Commander sedan. r. anC
Al chr%aler Saratoga sed.. r and h. vacu
Al Mercury 2-door sedan, T. and h.
40 Packard "6" sedan T. and h. o, d.
30 Buick 4-door. r. and h, 81 .06s.
as Buick 4-dooT r. and h, Sg06.
40 OldS Topedo sedan, r. and h., Sl,20l
'42 Pontiac Chieftain o. sed.. h, Sl,45S
'42 Studebaker Champion 2-dr. sed., n.
Sl,1l0
Many others to choose from. HYATTs-
WILLIE BUICK CO.. WA All.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, A. interest. Prompt
service. MOORE & HILL CO.. So4 17th
st NV
MONEY on ist or 2nd trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va
or D. c. property. THE AMERICAN CO.
SO7 l5th MA S032.
buy second-trust notes. D C. nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
N Y ave. NV National 1898
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt snc
courteous service. Consult rs before Dor
rowing Lowest rates COLCNlAi INVEST
NENT co Sl7 9th st NV D1 $3.50
SALARIED LADIES-1 you need money
see Mr. Green tstrictly contidentiaD. 1014
X 81. n W NATIONAL FINANCE CO
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST money avail
2 Ole MR POOLE BE ll23-
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GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT as soon as possible
4-car garage with or without gas station
in Washington area. Write W. c. VETTER-
MAN. General delivery, Front Royal. Va.
WANTED-To rent garage vicinity Benton
and 40th SITS. NV. Call Woodley 5303
MPE EMAN
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Total 3O.hI 100 S4l.l3 32,74l $40 S3sa7
We need tin and we need it badly.
Not tomorrow or next week. but
NOW! Place prepared tin cans in
separate containers near garbage
bins. If not collected. phone Re-
public 84SS.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
FARMS FOR RENT.

LARGO, MD.-60-acre tobacco farm: larst
barn, coed tenant house: near Landovel
road; to rent on shares for 1915. J. RID
LEY SHIELDS, 5316 Decatur ST., Hyatts-
vile, Md HyattsvIlle 50S6.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
CURB SUMMARY
Furnished by the Associated Press. J

A selected list Of active stocks 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., 1945-07-29
BOND SUMMARY
Furnished by the Associated Press.

Furnished by the Associated Press.
A selected list Of active Bonds 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.
Stock and Net
Evening star., 1945-07-29
GARAGES FOR RENT,

REAR OR ;3I 9th ST. N.E.-2-stor
brick facing double alley. MR.. DRA1SNEF
SD.lS
Evening star., 1945-07-29
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

TRUCK, ton and a half. with van body
good condition. Call Rockville 44S
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PARKING LOTS.
GARAGES FOR SALE,

OR RENT-Private 2-car parking 10
ear S0- Eve ST n "
Evening star., 1945-07-29

Rates Of Dividends IN The foregoing
the last quarterly or semi-annusl declars-
ton. Unless otherwise noted special or
extra dividends are not declared. Also
last year Payable in stock, g Declared
or paid so far this year. h Payable in
Canadian funds X Accumulated divi-
dends Paid or declared this year
WV With warrants. Nv without warrants
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-16

40 = y "4%S Icy Liz "I LG
and the Past Mi1i tary Band
were the hit Of the Holt
day parade. Lionel Jones
Willie Flowers and Benny
Pairs name an unho1y trio
that was hard to beat.
Daddy-e's augmented band
and floor-shoW played as
never befo re- but good.
TOO bad the MP's had t.
rush back to duty. "C' est
La guerre".
BACK AT THE FORT
Rum r has it that 1t. Bland
co Of the WAC Oct is cont
emplating a merger. Tt 8 a
great life. Best wi she's. ).
lots Of familiar faces a.
round WAC area ever since
that bunch IF ladies came
in from Fort Lewis. VEL
come home girls. Betcha
mo st Of them wont stay a.
round long enough to renew
old friend ships. ..Jody"
Brad shaw is back on the
Post after a brief stay in
L. a. Ditto 10 renzo "7hin
man" HILL.
At The MOO Club
Sgt. and Mrs. Tomlin, John
lie Erwin, sephine Kelly
brew, Charl es Jones, Sgt.
Hel9ise West and PARTY,
Pauline (PEQ)Harris, Della
haney, SGT. Marcus WILL
ans, Clarene Smi tn, Sgt.
Butler, Ruth Pierre and
Cabarius. Hope the"CAT" saw
Haney. Understand she met
vii 1iams in Connecticut
back in 1888. Thin -s got
clo Sc enough fer them tt
become engaged but she ran
away. Now he's found her.
Wonder what till happen77?777
Who said Butch ism t happy
now that a certain VAC is
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-16

u. =. at an accounting
class: "If 7 lay five eggs
here and three eggs over
there, how many Will I
have2"
CT: I dom t think you
can do it, SIR
+ 4 \ y Il
Juvenile delinquency is
when kids start acting
Like their parents,
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-16

Il 9hT 2TOI4R
I -
"But, Doc," argued the
SO ldier, TIN only here
for an eye nation. 7
don't have to take all my
clio tbs off for that
Strip down and get in
line, )" shouted the Medic.
The soldier obeyed but
kept grlmbltng. The chap
In front Of him finally
turned around and said:
What are you kicking a.
bout7 7 came here only to
Ideliver a tel egram. "
Il + + i
Pvt: us that ice cream
IpureT"
PIX. Gle HAS pure as the
girl IF your dreams.
PVT: Give ne ham sand
| wi Oh. II
+ II + II 4
A business man who was q
great believer in effici-
| ency was conni ssioned a
cap tain. One . f his first
acts IN assuming command
lot a company was to call
all the officers and en-
Listed nen to gether and
lecture then for an hour
on the topic: "Do it Now!
Wi thin "a hours a CO rpe-
raj went over the hill, the
company clerk punched the
first sergeant in the no Sc.
a 2nd 1t. told the bat tai
lon commander to go to
hell, a S/Sgt deserted his
wife and the mail clerk
threw an inkwell into the
lelec trio fan.
| + # + # 4
TT. T. at an accounting
class: "If lay five aere
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-11-16

mem nofcheS IS for years,
not Japs!"
ARC UND
WACVILLE!!
Four things IN any life
must dwell
I f it endures and pro spers
we'll:
One is manhood, true and
good:
One is no b1 9 womanhood:
One is chi1d1ife, clean
And bright:
And one an alter kept
alight.
Viii Oh tel Is US that we'd
ding bells will soon be
ringing, and someone will
SION be singing II 7 Love
You Truly" and "ch PROM Sc
fe." Guess who?7
Last weeks column was
Wri item thru tear-dimmed
eyes because SO many Of
our WAC sisters were leav-
ing u.s.. Thi s. -week'I wri tie
wi tn a smile Of happiness
and a warm welcome for the
following WACS who were
transferred from here to
Fort Lewis a year ago and
now have returned to US.
Returnees are: Mab1e NJ.
Brown Graceful 70 )Hoagland,
Mary Butts, Willie jackson,
Do ris Sims, The Campbell
twins, Carrie and Josie.
Rachel CLARK, Shirl ey 7y-
Ter, Marguerit e Vest, Alice
CONTINUED on Page Severn
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

Of the Blues" Putin on the
Ritz" "The Sunny Side of the
Street" and "ILove Parade"
to name a few of the songs
identified with Richman in
more than 20 years of stage,
night club and movie work.
They're not backward about
shouting requests for them
and Richman isn't backward
about obliging them.
Youngsters in the night belt
may not cotton TO Richman at
this late date, but for those who
remember him when he was
practically Mr.. Broadway as a
cafe owner and performer and
star of several editions of
George Whites Scandals" in
the robust days of the 20s could
sit and listen TO him all night.
Nostalgia is heady tonic.
Richman pointed out last
night that at La Martinique he
is working for an old employe.
When he had the Club Rich
man about Is years ago. he en-
ployed the dance team of Dario
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

and Diane. Dario and Jimmy
Vernon are the owners of lie
Martinique.
Roland Young, who has got
ten lot Of mileage out of the
late Thorne Smiths Topper"
stories in the movies, is going
to continue working the same
side of the street. The actor
will show up on the radio, May
81, in a series of Topper" epi-
sodes, replacing one, of the cur
rent big network shows.
Next fall he is scheduled to
appear in a play adapted by
Stanley Wolff and Elizabeth
Cobb, daughter of the late Irwin
S. Cobb. from the novel.
Topper"
In case you're wondering
how the stage is going to man
age those comings and goings
of spirit characters so plentiful
in Smiths works, I understand
the play will have a magician
as one of the characters, and
that he will be the means of
m a King the manifestations
y,lanciI,Ia
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

that a special treat was in store
for them upon their return from
a bombing mission over Japan
the treat was the picture
Thirty Seconds over Tokyo"
/ dreamed up a short, short
story The Japs held up a
flag of truce and on it was
tiny label reading Made in
America"
Triple a Endorsements: Irving
Berlin's brand new song: "Oh,
10 BE Home Again." with its
deliciously earthly lyrics +.
Rosita Rios, the tropical night
gale Mrs. Roosevelt's digni-
fled salute TO her late husband
in her first newspaper piece
since his death The gay lit
tie motion picture, Affairs of
Susan" ;" at the Rivoli.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Prizes for Letters

Because they conducted a
thrice weekly correspondence
in the later years Of the presi-
dents regime, lawyer Morris
Ernst now has a priced collec-
tion OF close 20 GOO Roosevelt
letters About one bellig-
ercnt Hollywood personality
who is not too effective pugilis-
tically, they are now saying he
even has the chip on his shoul-
der padded.
Follow up 10 the atrocities 10
American prisoners Of war in
Germany stories, $50 Nazi pris-
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

oners at the camp in Belle
Glade. Fla, went on a two-day
strike because they weren't re-
ceiving their fair allotment OF
cigarets For nature lovers:
Gargantua, the gorilla glamour
boy Of the circus, who weighs
more than two tons and could
take on any three strong men
at one time and crush them TO
death. is brought TO bay either
by small garter snake or a
mouse.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Represents Navy

No one, as far as I know,
has made any comment on the
fact that even though il was
West Point and its cadets who
formed the solemn background
Of honor for the funeral of
President Roosevelt who was
more or less partial to the navy,
the navy was represented right
in those West Point ranks
for the top adet-Bob Wood,
was formerly Of Annapolis,
grid star under "Swede" Lar
sen-who, when 'bilged" out.
vert 10 West Point and
achieved highest honors both in
his studies and as an athlete
Ito become the Points No.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Harry RRiichnnan in
Broadway Comeback
NEW YORK, May 5.

THERE nothing like the temperance of old favorte
to put new sparkle into Broadways entertainment
pagne Harry Rchman the latest to back and lead
customers down memory lane.
Rchman who strut better and farther while standing
in spot than any else stadium to roam in
holding forth at La Martinique his appearance around
mere In four years he has numbers to be but the
customers want to hear the old ones-hings Birth
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06

"Stookie" Allen President
Truman has let intimates know
that he regrets the various
predictions concerning cabi-
net changes-especially in the
case of Stettinius-f feeling
that it's a mistake 20 have
the secretary's dignity or
power impaired in the slight
est with the San Francisco
conference getting under way.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Rockefeller Wins Honor at Okinawa;
fuman Regrets Cabinet Change Leaks

MAJ. WINTHROP ROCKEFELLER figured herocally in
N1 the Oknawa campaign and currently hosptaed at
Guam with burns the face Most inspiring
received recently by Gus Hardar head
Hardout restaurant chan from his badly wounded
The lad revealed that had been ampuated
shattered and his eyesgh was under
scored with gay hopeand that he
to his father But Mr. Hardar had along
and had limited he knew in his equally
SON. From Germany arrives captured Naz fag-gft of
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Claims Royal Kinship

Michael Vallon, Tomasino in
"A Bell for Adano." claims TO
be related 10 England's late
Queen Victoria - his great
grandmother was her cousin =. :.
B-29 pilots i'm Saipan were told
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
No More Saving,
Nat HoIt Declares

HOLLYWOOD, May 5.
R-K-O PRODUCER Nat Holt
has eliminated the exposure of
the Saving a Woman in Half"
trick from George Whites
Scandals of 1945." American
Society of Magicians put on the
pressure and the studio courte-
ously bowed TO their wishes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
Sonny Tufts Finds
Vacation Problem
HOLIYWOOD- Nav

" ~'ANJ -
SONNY TUFTS vacation. his
first in six pictures. off to a
bad start. He finished The
Well-Groomed BRIDE" and came
down with flu. Probably will
cancel his weeks fishing trip to
Mexico. But he and his wife,
Barbara, still will get their trip
to New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-06
War Gives Girls
New Doodads
HOLLYWOOD. Nav s.

NEWEST FEMININE doo-
dad to win popularity in Holly
wood Is a charm bracelet made
from coins Of the Allied nations.
Lana Turner has the most
interesting one. She started il
with a Turkish coin that dates
back to the Turhan Bey's great
grandfather.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
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PURCHASER IS VERY OPT.
MISTIS As TO FUTURE
o. KEY WEST

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

new ORDER ISSUED
BY GEN. MARTHUR
ASSETS Or MoHoPoLIEs TO
BE- TURNED OVER TO IN.
PERIAL GOVERNMENT

TOKYO. NOV. General
Mae Arthur issued au arder
today thai an the as cts al
the a. largest monopolics ln
Japan be turned over to the
japanese imperial govern
ment.
lhat is considered ffc first Of
the steps that ail D., taken %
alaaI.t se Rlsanlg rsvs flsns.
"a.ra urIt,f 'tt J... ess ST.
II. 500. l.Hf.lf. aad
-.Ifa e $50.
GO f.t t.s. .fHI
I.Is, rlt. Jarr.s u,.t.
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omua Gsn.a N h.Hr U.s..
.atd q ft, .Hr at .f.I
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.iIt.T.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
LONCSHOREMEN'S
STRIKE in GREAT
BRITAIN ENDED
soNE or STRIKERS REPORT.
I'd TO HAVE RETURNED
TO WORK SEVERAL DAYS

LONDON. Nov 2.-Strike
of longShoremen came 20 an
end today in all parts of
Great Britain.
Some of the strikers had
gone back 90 work several
days ago. but $4,000 were
still holding cat uii this
morning. when. az the Sug-
vestiOn of their leaders. thcy
voted % return 20 work next
Monday morning.
They will Resume work
under the present set-up. for
"a period of go days. during
which time union aud dock
oWneIs will hol 3 confer
ence iu an effort to settle The
dispute over higher wages.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02

4 WAS RIGHT
EVOLUTION'S FOE
STILL DECLARES

~ Nee Hfeaa@ren
LAFAYETTE. Tenn. nov 2 -
The man who introduced Ttnnes-
sees famous ant evolution law
into the state legislature still D.,
liCves he did the right thing
And SAYS s9-ycar-old "
Butler there's still = book in
ny heart about the fsno2s
moUkey trial - Day son Tenn
In 1928
Butlcr says he had pla-ncd q
write the book and call O. With
Bryan a. Dsytun But hc adds.
4 gugss ! am too old noA
Butls roN farmer whose
home Is nesr hcre. not only span
soGcd tht bah which bars the
'eachine ~ vriufiof ~ Trnnce
~ehuHl. Iuf a telued "
Is~ JtrrInl. Bnal uphold Pc In
thc Dayton f.a.
3D. W4. .rr,td &. Gil. susie
eruaf. aftr ga, f.l ard recalls
'hat rs lnffHdasrd a-ofh. W
usual lf uf .ra latInn t .rtl
.s.i nIf
O. es.rf rf o. .Haf
? t HH. f un
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-02
NO MAGIC In
WAGE FORMULA
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WASHINGTON. Nov
thsfp Nas no magsc formula as
souatcd w4th the suggestion u Z
J.. W.l~oa, president at General
Motors thC other day ln Dctroai
hen BE- told q gathering e news-
paper writers ard commentator
hls IDEA q boW this natiun could
best goi along IN the immediate
postwar wears
Mf WHso1 merely observed
that everyone concerned will gain
ln ratio tu tnt amount Of work hc
o. prepared O. d.. that return
Ga tte f5-hour nasic week coupled
u1tn wolg ate = axe lnCfcasu
might BE- SOLUTION. and that BE-
oid sac hU& industry could at
tam production g. meet the de-
,fsd wage increases without get
'IrE 'tc sid taat would come
i.sw additional lnbof efforts
hlEneI productivity pcf worker
mast So wIth asghcr wages. he
.aId unless prices of products al
as arg Increased. wnich will b.
merely another q rye upward on
the lnf'atiunary spiral
Leaders of la.oI. as M Wilson
predicted IN his interview. u once
viewed Alth alarm and saW a.
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lnTGG Valuable Pieces Of
Property Sold Yesterday
CLAIMS FRENCH AND
DANISH KNOW MUCH
OF ATOMIC ENERGY


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a@eiton Of ne bouah an the
unaied States.
haaFv declared that the
pani&h scientist knows mere
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FRANK DEL VILLAR
RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Pfc J Frank I'll Nilaf army
81 Yesterday from Camp Bland
ma. rcgeiving ms HONORABLE dis.
Ch rEt Frank IS thr SON % 81
an1 AIRS Frank U.l Nlllaf az GEE
p atcth street
20. has been tu %. s.r.Iep iHI
three wears ani hail. hatra
f,.n In thr Eurartan ta,afsf af
1 fHf eighteen months with it.
s8ih DIVISION On tht seventh
Atws "a ere Infantry undsr Gen
craI Alexandef Patch His award
are four battle stars Cnmoa.
badge good conduct medal. ana
tnf ETO ubbun.