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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05
WANTED
SEEDS AND PLANTS

SUNRISE BARLEY, OATS. RYE
and Wheat for fall planting. e. j.
Fleming Supply Co., Montgomery
st. 2-4ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-05

WE BUY COWS. CALVES. PIGS,
Hides, Chickens and Eggs. High
est prices paid in cash or trade.
Phone 1O40. Woods Super Mar
ket. ~. 24-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
NEW FI5Hi:lG PERMITS PUT
 OUT ON SALE

Sports fishermen out on the lakes and streams after next Sunday, June 30, are required by law to have a new 1946-47 game license in their pockets, Jack O'Connor, Fish and Wildlife Game Manage ment Supervisor advised today. The old licenses expire at midnight, June 30.
 OConnor stated that new license forms were being put out to the is suing agents here today and;~ from tomorrow on will be available at Juneau-Y Young Hardware Company, Thomas Hardware Company and the Juneau Drug Go. He also warn ed that possession of 1946-47 li- cense is no permit to fish or pro- lection from the long arm of the law until July is actually here.
 O'Connor also pointed out that the change in game fish bag lim- its goes into effect over all of Southeast Alaska at midnight, June 30. The present limit, 20 trout per day, is cut in half beginning July l. Possession limit will be two daily bags, as now, but the total then will be only 20 fish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
COASTAL LINES
 ON SUNDAY HOPS

Alaska's Coastal Airlines flew the following passengers yesterday from Lake Florence: H. Smith, Ella Smith, L. Jaly, Jack A. Glover, Mrs. A. E. Glover; to Pelican: Olaf Hem nen, Leona Burphy; from Pelican: George A. Karppi. Arvo M Wahto; to Hoonah: Jim Langdon, Mrs. E. Mercer; from Hoonah Jim Lang don, Nellie Hanson, Robert Hanson to Sitka, M. J. Hagen, J. Carrillo, Sadie William, T. Marting; from Sitka: Mrs. Cecil Pennek, A. Van Mavern, Vern McGraw; to Ketchi- kan: Mary Shaw Dr. Hester, J. A. Peterson, G. T. Allgood; from Ketchikan: Elder Lee, Bill Hanson, Frances A. Nelson, B. F. Heintzle- man, N. R. Walker, James B Cauley, Sam R. Broadbent; from Petersburg, J. B. Oherg, John Man sell
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
MANY BEAR SEEN IN
 SHEEP GREEK BASIN

Tourists planning to hike around the Sheep Creek Basin area "had better take a gun along" according to the opinion of Ed Payton of Alaska Electric Light and Power Company.
 While mountain hiking yesterday along the Annex Creek power line, MT. Payton counted seven bears, two blacks, and four brown ones, and cub.
 One bear probably stood about nine feet long," said Payton, and one cub got within 10 feet of the hiker with it's mother just about 40 feet behind it.
 Payton said he wasn't sure of his measurements. He didn't stop to verify them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
New Govt.
 In France

PARIS, June 24-Frances third pest liberation coalition govern ment was organized today by Pres ident Georges Bidault with eight ministers of his own party, the popular Republican movement tMRP) seven Communists and six Socialists.
 Bidault-who kept the Foreign Affairs portfolio handed him by Gen. Charles de Gaulle year and half ago-staked his future, that of his party on a cabinet formed Cnly after sizeable concessions by the Communists, who threatened from their insistent demand that trade union demands for 25 per- cent wage increases be met.
 They agreed to Bidault's ceiling of IS percent salary boosts for low wage brackets and a suggestion for a worker-employer-g government con- ference to study the whole problem of wages and prices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
PEARL ELLIS FUNERAL
 TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral service for Pearl Ellis 25, of Yakutat, who died last Tues day at the Government Hospital will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow in the Charles w. Carter Mortuary chapel The Rev. Walter Soboleff will officiate.
 Interment will follow in Ever green Cemetery.
 |. Mrs. Ellis is survived by her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown; four children, Virginia, Franklin, Leona and Willie Ellis; two sisters, Sally Aguiler and Ida Frank, all of Yakutat; and two more sisters and brother, Annie Houts, Dor othy Brown and Harry Brown, all of Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
CRITICISM E
 HURLED AT US.
 BY C0MMUN!SI

HAWKING, June 24.-Commun- ist leader Mao Tse-tung declared today the Chinese people believed that U s. Army and Navy forces in China have become a grave menace to the national peace, se- curity and freedom" of the troubled nation.
 The head oi all Chinese Com munists issued a statement at his Yenan headquarters-by far the stongest criticism yet leveled at U s. activities in China-saying ths people felt the departure of Ameri- can military forces was long over due
 It came at a time when the efforts of General Marshall, spec ial U. s. envoy, to bring the govern ment and the Communists together had reached a crucial stage
 Tension had heen increased earl fer today when mob beat up g party of Leftist peace delegates from Shanghai as it stepped off 8 train at Markings railway station The Communists charged the gov ernment's secret police" were re. sponsible for the incident.
 Mao asserted that the United States had given aid only to ths Kuomintang government and served notice that the Communists "art adamantly opposed to bill intro duced in Congress earlier this month requesting continued U s military air to China.
 Since Japan's surrender, Mao in sisted, United States aid to the gov ernment had enormously increas- ed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
MAJOR GENERAL
 INGLES HERE ON INSPECTION TRIP
Chief Signal Officer, U. 5. Communications Sys-
 fem, PaysBriefVisit

Major General Harry c. Ingles Chief Signal Corps Officer of the United States Communication Sys- tenn, from Washington, D. C., ar rived in Juneau yesterday and in- spected the Juneau ACS office this morning.
 He left by Pan American Air ways this morning for Whitehorse and will return to Juneau tomor- row morning on the Princess Nor ah and then proceed almost i'm mediately for the States.
 Travelling with the General is Capt. Clifford Fellows, former off, ficer in charge of the Juneau and Sitka ACS offices, and now Com manding Officer of the Seattle Signal Corps office.
 Chief signal officer of the U. s. army for 3 years, Maj. Gen. Ingles, previously was deputy commander of the European theatre. He is a graduate of West Point, class of 1914, and immediately was attached to the infantry. but his training as an electrical engineer led him to switch over to the communications field.
 He takes pride in the world wide communications system he heads and points out that it was handl- ing as much as 50 million words a day during wartime averaging 42 million.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
ENTREES FOR SOAP
 BOX DERBY CLOSING
 HERE ON TOMORROW

Tomorrow will be the last chance for Soap Box Derby entrants to get in under the deadline.
 After tomorrow night the appli- cation period for entrance in the races will be closed, and full con- centration will be turned toward getting the cars and drivers ready for the Big Day, the "Greatest Amateur Racing Contest in the World July 25.
 All Soap Box Derby contestants and those wishing to sign up fol entrance will meet tomorrow night ct 7:30 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church. Business men wishing to sponsor racers are asked to be pre- sent.
 The announcement was made by Don Skuse, General manager for the Juneau Soap Box Derby.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
New Clippers
 To Be Bought,
 Pan American

NEW YORK, June 24-A $4, 4,500,- eco contract for the purchase of 20 Convair 300-mile hour, 4O-pass- enger Clippers was announced to- day by Pan American World Air ways.
 Although no decision has been reached as to where the new Clip pers will be used, it was said that they would be suitable for the Alas kan routes out of Seattle, or fol the Latin American operations of the Company. Built by Consoli- dated-Vultee, they are scheduled fol delivery next summer.
 Features of the new twin engine Clippers include cabin pressuriza tion and air conditioning, auxilial 2 jet exhaust propulsion and reversi- ble pitch propellers to provide shorter landings.
 In addition to a full passenger load, the new Clippers will carry $500 pounds of cargo and baggage
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
YACHT DEERLEAp
 E IN, OUT TODAY

The Campbell Church yacht Deerleap, registered from Vancouv- CT. B. C., arrived at 5 pm. yester- cay from the Peril Straits, Chat ham Straits, Sitka and Tenakee areas at conclusion of a 12-day bear hunt and will leave for Van couver today.
 Aboard were MT and Mrs. Frank G. Belcher and four children; Ray mond Low and Mrs. A. Bancroft, all of San Francisco. and their catch, eleven Brownies and one black bear.
 The Deerleap is skippered by D.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
Browder Held In London by
 British }. ?.
Is Kept Ineommunitado on Trip to United States
 from Moscow

LONDON, June 24-Earl Browd- CT, deposed head of the Commun- ist party in the United States, was held incommunicado today by the British Security Police, acting on specific orders of the Home Office
 Browder was picked up Saturday night on his arrival from a six weeks stay in Moscow Authorities said he would be allowed to con-
 inue his trip to New York to- morrow
 Tt is very simple" a Home Of- flee spokesman said: He arrived Saturday night and was due to leave Sunday, but there was no seat for him on the plane. Then he was to leave today but the flight appears to have been can celled
 Since he has no permission to remain in this country, he must ither wait for plane at Heathrow Airport CT return to Paris. He is waiting at the airport
 Security police said, No one is allowed to come near him for any purpose whatsoever" An officer at the airport said, T doubt that you will even see him get on the plane
 Browder was lodged in the Gray brick barracks of the Security Police at tEe airport The Ameri- can embassy said it was advised that Browder had a transit visa authorizing him to stop in Eng land enroute home from Moscow
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
British Interim
 Government Plan
 Of India RejeeIed

LONDON, June 24.-The Con- gress Party's Working Committee rejected today the proposal for an interim government for India made by the British, Reuters reported from New Delhi.
 A decision whether to accept the long term phases of the independ- ence plan was expected tomorrow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
BUDGET BUREAU I
 OFFICIAL HERE

Regional Forester B. Frank Heintzleman has returned here from Ketchikan, accompanied by Sam Broadbent, Agriculture De- partment adviser for the Bureau of the Budget. MT. Broadbent is mak- ing his first trip through Alaska getting an education" he said. Later this week, he will go to the Westward and will return here
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

Dennison who said Church's yachts Electra and Acquilla are due here in July.
 Guiding the party were Ralph Wooton and Lester Elkins, both of Petersburg, and Lee Ellis of Wran- gell. Smoke" Thomas, fourth guide. developed blood poisoning in Rodman Bay and was flown back to Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

from the Interior in about two weeks.
 Broadbent was former Forest Service official in the Montana re- zion, before joining the Budget Bu- reau staff. He was met at Ketchi- kan by MT. Heintzleman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
OLE ANSkN NEW
 HARB0R MA5TER

Ole Ansen today took over the position of harbor master, succeed ing Ted Jones.
 Jones has returned to his former work aboard J. V. Coles pile driver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
SCOUT CUBS MEET

All Juneau Boy Scout Cubs VIII meet tonight at 6:30 o'clock in the Evergreen Bowl for softball and other recreational activities, Cub Master Bob Treat announces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

A. c. Adams of Excursion Inlet. has arrived in Juneau. He is stay ing at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

s-t4:30 yesterday to 430 a. today)
 trough extends along the Pacific Coast high center about 140o miles into Bristol Bay Temperatures Alaska but continued above normal fallen during the past "A hours United states southwestern Canada uthWestern AaSka
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24
WHITE ON AIR

Albert White goes on the air to- night at 2 o'clock speaking in the interest of the Alaska Taxpayers League.
 Approximately 1,500,000 Indians still reside in Brazil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-06-24

DEPARTMENT COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU JUNEAU ALASKA WEATHER BULLETIN DATA 24 430 A M. l2OTH MERIDIAN
Evening star., 1946-09-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

BETHESDA, commercial zone. suitable foi
business or Offices. 10 rm. house, very spa
ciou5. Few blocks from Bank of Bethesda
Lease SD mo. Mrs. CLYDE c. DUNNING.
TON: WI. 1885, OIL. 46Iu. 3
STORES. warehouses. offices-Specislizine
In commercial and industrial properties
viii build to suit your requirements. We
retail and wholesale. LOUIS BURMAN
OUTSTANDING DOWNTOWN CORNER
containing approx. 10000 So. IL. Will sub
dividet Located 5th and Eye SITS. NV, in
heart OF financial district. Owner will only
consider established responsible business
flrm. 1o.yr lease required. KASS REALTY
CO: 446l Conn, ave. Wo. 7161. Il
syailable in a 12-story reinforced con:
on. 10th ST. full basement with loft
ceiling; 1stfioor ceiling II #. space
suitable for wonen's wear sportswear
homeWear, store or restaurant Represen.
tatlys on premises from 10 to 4
DUCIRCO, INC. 1914 Conn. ave. NV
WHOLE BUILDING or separate floors
Goo So, it. eachl; recently remodeled
sible party. Also ground floor for shop
or dealer. Location, Georgetown or x
st. st, mo- oSao Call MIR. HAAS DI. 1881 or
Z ST. AND NEW JERSEY AVE. NW-Va-
cant commercial lot. contains approx
lease for three to five years al S175 per
month or will rent on month to- month
basis. Call DIXIE REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1946-09-03
3-16 THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
-
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Gent

BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cent.)
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL SITE, 1905
u ST n-w.-66-ft. frontase, alley in
rear; rear; 6,ls4 SO. #, unimproved, now re-
Ss}oSsERT assssvSSoE sfs " 6nion Mso'h trust
SECOND COMMERCIAL. vicinity Of 18Th
snd streets nv nws brick buildings
reasonable down payment. good terms.
po ! MI INSPECT SssIllo esll DIXIE REALTY COM
MASS. AVE. between Scott Circle and pu-
ment brick dwelling, 15 rooms, 4 baths. oil
heat: suitable for embassy use educational
or orc.d Wpvre
RICHMOND PIKE about Is miles south
OF Aexandria-31a acres or so, with brick
veneered house of 10 rooms, a smokehouse
home or for tourists Pgi Price. p" $4,000 S J.
LOUIS ?, SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV
m.s1E., ST. Ne f. near ear North csptOlMlst com
sSss or ' thIs usss once, GoU!s feG9s cay SHOE oE
MAKEF TAkEFYsrcoND SEE S ST. M NV NA NEAR Axe M
rapidly developing area. Price. Sl2 800.
Can TR; 1863 or this, this ONCE , and IL ask 70 for
17la K St. NV. Ma. I166.
HACANT-lst commercial duplex. II rms.
oysrResd DOORS s hea on VS. sve
has been reduced' in price. owner wants
ea SAB abc FGaLTy f DEv Co 9Sa ast
"5i7 CoNNECTICUT AVE. 1st CONNER
cgpancy Oct i4 MoNTAoU5Ez' corr. sf' eS es-
Evening star., 1946-09-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
LAKE J3cKsoN'a : 1slmi sSo' AXE. "a e. 81 81 mi ma
Va; mod. log, cottages. stone fireplaces
unfurn.: prices 81; S4.55o and and $500. & "ln1 terms
lmmed. possession Call Manassas. Va,
LONG BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale
Finest bsthins, fishing Z and and g Grabbing; care
Leona I'd, Md. solomons Island I'd.
FAIRHAvEN CLIFF-Avaiiab bic immediate
ly and suitable for conversion to all-yeai
frontage, directly on bav: uEexcelled view;
inclosed front porch, large L-shaped living
I'm I'm with dining in one end: sll,electriy
porch which could be used for and bed
room on ! st foot: large dormitory room
on :nd moor: 2 shower rooms and sarage
SO. 800. Please call MRS. CUSHARD, DI
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic, Nd.
Furnished cottages for rent by week to
4-yesr professional graduates; sandy bay
beach; Phone AT. O651 Tuesday to Thurs
CAPE Opportunity to select .
beautifully wooded acre site with direct
shore frontase at Cape Leonard, Washing
toms newest shore front development: This
is an unusual opportunity to be able to
buy an acre of beautifully wooded direct
shore, frontage in an exclusive section of
owners familiar with beauty spots through
out the world. Cape Leonard has the lush
soil OF land bordering the water; mag
nihcent curving shore line: the majesty of
tau, beautiful hardwood trees; the at
tributes of princely sportsman's retreat
At Cape Leonard the clean salt water with
its fine sandy bottom furnishes excellent
bathing and swimming. You will find one
of the finest deep salt water fishing grounds
and two sll-year-Eound protected harbors
shooting at its best Cape Leonard has a
special attraction for conservative people
who seek rest from noisy vacation throngS
ano space for each to engage in his own
croachment upon his privacy. peace and
comfort. Drive down and see Cape Leonard
and admire its large shaded areas. the cool
green depths of the water; enjoy the pun
gent woods scent; take deep draughts of the
invigorating salt air and see for yourself
how Cape Leonard meets your needs The
drive to Cape Leonard is an enjoyable one,
over well paved highways through q coun-
trySide rich in scenic Splendor. Price for
one-acre site beautifully wooded, directly
Cape Leonard is only 40 miles from d. C
State highway direct TO property. Easy
driving. no bottlenecks. Sales represent
ative on property at all times. Cape Leon
out to end Of Pennsylvania ave. Sc. turn
lett on Ala. ave. tRoute ~. drive to Marl-
boro I2 nil continue on Route to Wells
Corner 1la miles,. turn right at Wells
Corner TO Wayson S Corner q milesl. turn
right at Wavsons Corner on soiomons
Frederick and continue miles to Junction
264; turn right and drive "a miles ant
turn eft 70 Cape Leanord t6 nil. LEON
Leonards, Nd. Washington address 1885
K ST. NV. 8
Evening star., 1946-09-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

CORNER 5-ACRE WOODED TRACT. with
stream; fronts on 2 GOOD roads: ideal SPOT
cs5s:s Al Nd foS5 Cali AsSsan s1bs hgf
z ACRES CLEARED miles south OF
esI @ Of rssia.nt ssRasf cs sq
SILVER SPRING. MD.-2s acres of cleared
Perfect setup for homesites for building
pTesd Continuous fSnans
PRICE 2oSee CO aE fe'aSe ssSo sss or esll H Nj
ingram at Pleasant 1921.
I9 he AeRE essason Loas sSfnss ane
Manor Club. Call OWNER. Ashton 254I.
spg, Nd, on mscaGsm road; stream run
ming through II; $3.50 per acre acre nv Might 5
ST sass ssl g. su ". Romero encf DAY ana ewes
a GOOD BUY, in scresge--5 to 6l3 acre
tracts OF good. fertile soil, located Just
state road d. 80 miles from S Was WASH elee and
psE rset cs M BRS nSSS sIs c frSef u.s.
C0LEsvHLE RID. Silver Spring, 5 miles
from Silver sprng-A parcel OF ~ acres
ss at sH Sso9 4s per with G Ms
BLUEMoNT, yA.-.5O acres of wooded
mountain Land: stone bldg. 2Sx4n, GOOD
1osd; rnv1 pTGs ~, s59o4 1so5,, cnrl j. l. 6 WEST Il
52 PLUS ACRES in the finest residential
town in Prince Georges County: $4,000
homes adjoining. fully restricted. Sewer
runs through property. All utilities avail
able. Ready for development. Only 81 800
per acre in its entirety. CLIFF PERCY Il
CO. exclusive agents, 4700 Baltimore ave
Hysttsville, Nd. WA. 300; nights, WA
6641.
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED one-acre plot
in Fairfax County, 20-minute drive from
downtown WASHINGTON 2 blocks of Lee
blvd, on good hard road; price, Sl,44O;
terms CHI 1865
Evening star., 1946-09-03
AUTOMOBILES FoS SALE.

BUICK so 1885 convertible sedan: new
LIop; students must sell: below OPA. $3.50
1855 Porter st. NV, Apt. 5000 3
BUICK 1881 sport coupe: radio; S315
Within OPA ceiling. CHI. O2s3. a
HUDSON 1887 sedan; S275, within OPA
ceiling 2137 So. Fern St Apt 631, Juba
Early Homes. Arl,' Va 6 pm to P m
LAFAYETTE '36 4-door sedan. good cond I:
S325 cash, under OPA ceiling; must sell.
1871 N. Moore ST., Rosslyn. Va. OK. 2277
PACKARD 1a46 100 de luxe. Will sell AT
OPA ceiling for smaller 1a46 auto For
dlnerence, OPA ceiling your car and my
PACKARD 1887 4-dr. sedan; good condi-
ton. $500, below OPA ceiling No ap-
polntmentS after G:30 pm. DE. 1925
PACKARD 194I "12O" maroon sedan:
OPA ceiling, $1,000: original owner; ex-
cnanee for. equity in city or country real
estate or will apply value as part payment:
not interested in selling. Box 443C, Star.
Sc
PACKARD 1897 convertible coupe, in very
good condition; S514. within OPA ceiling:
VIII take trade of closed car or cash 1904
ISherwood st. ne, Apt. 81 no phone
PLYMOUTH 1894; good, cheap transporta-
tion; $3.50 within OPA ceiling price 7:3O
to $50 pm. 305 Cedar ST., Takoma Park,
d. c. 50
Evening star., 1946-09-03
AUCTION SALES.
FIITUIRE

RI.{Gsna RM4s; J. OWEN, OWEN 4 SON. 4a5 Southern
s:ofy prem5es irims ana snd stvseo dws9s
Of trust duly recorded in Liber u q 34i deeo feIio
conro 1sn OF the s land records of Prince Georges
premises. on Thursday, the NTH day nf
September, AD. 1915; at O'Clock p.m..
IA hot n1ost ana the westerly one-half Of Lot 8
Pine ores in Terms su0dvis,Ga di ss1a as
a, deposit Of $500 required. examination
etc ''se az caef pecodaing m ICES revenue stamps,
to be complied with within limited d time inie
upon upon ratiication by court. otherwise de-
s HHYWARp 1Slsfs MAEsHsGl HssT3NEBEaKER tSaIfsas
RICHARD H. LOVE, attorney, woodward
Building, Washington. D. c.
ADAM 4. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
hLiiustee,s Trustee sale OF valuable brick dwelling,
Of trust recorded in Liber so2a at folio folio
III III one & OF the land records of the Dis
trustee will offer for sale by public auc-
dsy on' In. n tTIff Of the premises on Wednes
4 O'Clock pm, the following described
ptoprTty IN the District of Columbia. to-
Square Lot nnmberad na%esrsd Thfty-fsysn go in
part OF Pleasant Plains made by To-
primer ana Colbert. Trustees, and others.
as per plat recorded in the Once Of the
Sn surveyor for the District OF Columbia in
LDer County "a at folio 20, subject to
restriction locating building line of said
10 I9t at 70 feet from the front line of Keefer
pi, as provided In Agreement recorded in
Liber 3212 at folio 259 of the Land Rec
or ords OF the District of Columbia. Terms
Oh Sale: The purchaser will be required
to make, a deposit of 100000 at time OF
sale, balance ALI. to be paid all cash or in
announceo at the sale; deferred amounts
to bear interest at BE per annum Exam
nation OF title, conveyancing: recording,
revenue stamps, etc, at cost of purchaser
Terms to be complied with within 30
DAYS from day Of sale. otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property at risk
and cos of defaulting purchaser after Ave
days advertisement OF such resale in
some newspaper published in Washington,
.; C, or deposit may be forfeited. AMER
ICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO.. Trustee.
By HOWARD MORAN, Vice President
GSeal) Attest: JOHN r. NEALE, Assistant
secretary. au2S,30, se3,6.10
Evening star., 1946-09-03

SCHuLT tandem wheel demonstrator new
double awnings and porch. furniture. We
port inner;spring mattress; elec. refriger
alton, bottle gas range: all day Sunday
weekdays after : pm. Spring Bank Trail
er Park, Alex, Va, Bank DIR. DICK. L
1916 ALMA TRAILER. % #, wheels
fully equipped and used only :; weeks. alsC
1884 ,Chrysler Airflow 4-door, excellen
condition, with eiectrlc breaking system
S64a Will sell separately or as unit. CHI
TRAVELo, 1914. with hot water. toile
and also porch. Lot 4, Temple Trailer
Village, Alexandria, Va, >
NEW AND USED house trailers on 12 Il
"a month terms Metal luggage trailers
Painting and repair service; also acces:
sg S11ies .II NJ Cash tor your trailer RIcHTEF
new Wv 1GSet aotsE ag'1 TRArLERs are on displa,
again and ready for immediate delivery
trailer home when you can get one OF tn,
best-built trailers in America now. w,
yin viii trade, de- sell for cash or will tinanc,
b3 tbs 90 9nh bave All bet1 as G
cially priced by OPA. collie TRAILER
CO, 1892 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
SAVE s.. ,,sr ON Nh HHAULTNGmRent @ an-steel utilit,
ers, by day or longer; rental hours, 8 to 6;
s s5ssfaeon 81 @ sunday: AMER1cHN Trail: li;
SPARTAN. the all-aluminum sircraft-con-
structed lightweight lifetime trailer de-
,lyeriss sly bsins s made. made BOULEVARD TRAIL.
5sd serxyn SHp Md Tower
FOR RENT-5-ft, Tit, Oft, a-wheel au-
tomobile trailers; stake, box and dump
htsb heE DAY sr Esfk s9mpee s0 with
hwy Arlington, Va Gil, $500