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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Truman Theory
Found Wanting
Questions Reasoning
Uooe-y0o Proposals
By LEWIS HAHEY


Professor oI At"NNH.f'f ~ i'ih N"''''''''
Having 4arncd it over in nay
mind for a couple of days I find
The Truman message ImpreSsos
me most by H> lack % humor Il
is funny 20 think that "the sovs
eminent rur hy himself Johnny
Snyder GGor-c Allen and a few
other sma.l-uwe politicians can
90 an the 'nnE> our President
thinks.
The government must as
sumo the ultimate responsible
ity for the economic health Of
tho nation" he says
Why docs he say thi>2 Because.
SAYS he. no other organization IS
b.e or powerful enough.
But is that Fl good reason Is it
clear that any organization should
assume such responsibility II
50 why surely mere posses
SION Of power docs not tell one
how 70 use that power For eN-
ample. do Truman. SNYDER and
B0WloS show any sign Of knowing
how
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
U.S.Grdphite Declares
Dividend Of 15Cents

United States Graphite Co. has
declared a dividend of Is cents a
share on the common stock. pay
able March Is 10 shareholders OF
record March |
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

CHICAGO Jan 20 DINs cash grain
WHEAT--Nono
C6RN-No S yellow 81 oss7ol ll77.
OATS-N0nc
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Adam Hat Stores Hits
Record Sales in 1945

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Adam
Hat Stores, Inc, reports net sales
for the l2-month period ended
Dec. 81. 1945, of Sl4.316,413 com
pared with S11, $50. $40 for the like
period of 1914, an increase of over
% per cent These figures were
the largest in the companys his
tory.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

mission half a dozen years ago
advocated the purchase of cor
porate common stocks by life in,
SuranCe companies. At present,
they are prevented by law from
doing so in New York, Massa-
chuSetts. and several other states,
AT the time this column took
the position that, if mutual life
Insurance companies are 10 be
encouraged TO buy common
stocks. instead of fixed dollar in
veStmentS, their own setup should
be altered.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
RENEGTNG, REFUSING

This is why VIC find his gang
renoClnG and refusing 10 give up
government subsidies. You see.
when IL comes 10 pinch
squeeze he reaches into the
Eoy crnments' borrowed funds.
and VIC pay the high wages that
there is no leeway for Other out
standing points are the open adop-
ton Of Lord Keynes test for equi-
llhrIum, full employment of all
resources.
Like Keynes theory this on
tlrcly leaves costs out of the cal
culatIon. OF course. II leaves the
test Of market values out
Accordingly. The pay for "full
employment is 10 come from in
creased debt The President pro-
poses an unparalleled pcacetifne
spending which even on his own
advance eSUmate falls over four
billion dollarsa year behind reve-
nueS. So initiation marches on.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
t II a d e
| t e nm S

CLEVELAND. Jan rs APP
F j Bowman, president PcrC
Marquette Railway Co. is men
toned prominently IN railroad
circles a. probable successor 90
Carl l. Newton. rCSIcnlng prcSJ-
dent OF Chesapeake 4 Ohio Rail
way Bowman IN 1912 became
president OF Pcre Marquette. con.
trolled 10y c & O. since 1929
Previously he had been wee preSl-
dent IN charge OF operations for
The road
NEW YORK. Jan, 26-Ship-
mrutS of finished steel products
by I. =. Steel Corp. in the quar-
ter ended Dec. 81 last, at 1896
sos net tons were l66,1S2 net
tons under the 4.262, $50 net tons
recorded in the preceding three
months.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. "a
far-reaching plan 10 reduce rates
on all utility services IN Indiana
has been instituted 10y Gov Ralph
r. Gates and the public service
commission The ylaSn. expected
10 save individuals and corpora
lions 50 OOo.OO0 10 $4,000 600
viii cover all utility firms provld-
ing water. electric power gas and
telephone services
WASHINGTON, Jan. 26
(AP)-StOCkS of wheat held in
storage in all positions, on and
of farms, of Jan. are eSti-
mated al 689, ,00O, 900 bushels by
the agriculture department..
Stocks held in all positions
wear ago totaled 835,000,00O
bushels.
NEW YORK, Jan. Is Pan
American World AirWays has
purchased 20 per cent of the
capital stock of the ncwly-formed
China National Aviation Corp,
according 90 statement filed
with the SEC The other so per
cent OF the stock is held by the
Chinese government
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK Jan 26--Ssles on the New
York Stock Exchange today totaled 92O 600
shares
Biz board sales throughout the day
open 70 ll.OO $40 600 shares
90 10 close $4,000 slsreS
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
IGNORES DIFFERENCES

We have been borrowing Ia pay
the high wages of those whose
income and SavinCs are now IN cN-
cess of their production This is
where the President himself secs
tho danger Why plunge deeper
into debt?
To be sure. he asserts without
the slightest evidence that most
industries and most companies
have adequate leeway within
which 20 grant substantial wage
increases
Even if this were true. such a
wholesale raising of wages would
put prices through any ceiling.
But il isn't really true. II is false.
in the sense that most com
panies' are not all companies. In
most industries. there are some
companies that have no leeway
for higher wages.
A great weakness in the Tru-
man philosophy is its tendency "a
ignore differences, and reduce
companies and men 10 averages. '
This leads him 10 forget the mar
CInal or least profitable concerns
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
TMO MAGE SOTRCEs

Would Mr. Truman undertake
"a insure the economic health of
his own children on friends. 10 say
nothing of all his acquaintance 3?
The main proposal he makes
for restoring the economic health
Of the nation is 10 create pur-
chasing power by paying higher
wages. Throughout the message.
and the vast spending proposed,
runs The notion that We should
pay labor more currency, so that
labor may buy more products
But where would the higher
wages come from? The only
sources are.pf1) increased pro-
ducuvity Of labor. or C2l inlla-
ton. And despite his bolaboring
of initiation, that is the source
20 which Mr.. Truman turns The
nation has long been running on
deficit, either 10 prime the
pump or 10 pay for the war.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
How's Your |. O.?

l. An officer on terminal leave
may. or may not. apply for Il loan
guarantee under the G. |. Bill, if he
is otherwise eligible for il?
2. Who originated the expression,
There's sucker born every min
ute?
3. President Truman is younger.
older, or the same age as Secretary
of State Byrnes?
4. Name the large South Amerj-
can country whose Senate recently
convened for the first time in nine
years?
5. A podiatrist is pen-sheller.
foot specialist, or composed of pic
colo music?
6. Name the Queen" of the Am
erican Merchant Marine which is
the largest. fastest and most luxur-
louS passenger vessel ever built in
the L. S.
!. Jews throughout the world las,
month observed the first day of
RoSh ha-Shanah. the Jewish New
Year 4707, 5707, or 67O7?
o. The wife of the Duke of Wind
Sor formerly King Edward VI!D
was born in what country?
y. +. d. ROoScvcltS estate was
valued at slightly more than one
two. or three million dollars
10. The rate of pay of personnel
is the same whether the individual
serves i'll the Regular Army or IN
the Army of the U. s.: true or false"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
Mayor Proclaims
Air Mail Week In
City Coming Week

Mayer Henry Powell has issued 4
proclamation designating next wcck;
as Air Mail Week in Henderson, in
connection with the Post Office De-
partmcntS program to popularize
this new cheap type of postage. The
proclamation follows:
WHEREAS. the Post Office De-
partment at Washington is sponsor
ing National Air Mail Week from
October % to November ,, 1916 and.
WHEREAS, the development OF
air mail is and has been of great inn
portance TO the business concerns
and the people of this CITY, and.
WHEREAS, believe the criti-
Ic"S % Henderson. s.:ould take an
active irtercS, i'll the future dcvci-
opmcnt of nil mail
NOW THEREFORE. | Henry 7.
Powell. mayo: of the City of Hen
GcrSon, do hereby designate the
week of October 27-Novcmber as
Nir Mail Week FOR Henderson. and
q" cal! upon uur people tn make
NruHC" observance of this week by
h0Crully patronl1inc the air mail
and Otherwise ryidrncinG their APP
Of the efforts of the Post
OtilCc Department of provide this
necessary service for our city.
Done al the City of Henderson.
this 2ith day of October. in the wear
of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred ana forty six and in the one
hundred and seventy first year OF
rJg American independence.
HENRY r. POWELL.
Mayor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
HALLOWEEN PARTY
BY GILLBURG MYF

The Gillburg Methodist Youth
Fellowship will sponsor Haio-
we'en party Saturday night from
!:30 until ll:30 o'clock at the home
of Miss Dorothy King. During the
evening many entertainments will
be enjoyed and refreshments will
be on sale.
All proceeds will 20 to the build
ing fund of the church. il was stated.
The public is invited to come out
and join in the fun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES
GO TO TWO COUPLES

Marriage liceSes went to two
couples at the register of deeds Of
flee yesterday, to one white and
one colored couple.
Licenses were obtained by.
Joseph M. Bass and Virginia Rich
ardson. both of Henderson.
Alfred Nelson, Jr, and Christine
Louise Davis. of Henderson, COL
ored.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
Words Of Wisdom.

Men show their character III
nothing more clearly Ian by whaI
they think misunderstanding.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
AROUND TOWN
DRUNK CASE

Thomas y. Pettaway. cClorcd. w.
tried IN police court today for pub
lie crunkenncSS and was fined five
dollars and costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25

SavaCcS. we read. don't like cats.
tSisccIaily. no doubt. those huge
yellow ones.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25
TRAFFIC FINE

y fine oi 81 was paid :, The civ
clerk office yesterday by Mrs.
Sarah c. Patterson Tor viola.,rn of a
traffic regulation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-10-25

II lay
ava" mali deposit Will hold the articles for Merchandise still
We
cann guarantee prices future Shipments We
ur, ava o items.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MoToRcYcLw.
CUsaHMAN MOTOR sCooTER, 1916. wi

CJsHMAN MOTOR sC0oTER, I54S. WIN
CUsHMAN, ,Ia46. little used. Call today,
ioss iG elarfsrYY f Yq PkldMfH hfs1f speed twin, 500
fss fs.s ssosEaAs Am msaSr sS scooter .ss.l.a,
afNaassHitkEsYnpAAViD fNasitEsn Ms hsHs perfect
assa esss bars ss DSsy VIII WIFE sonaer sSaas ssa
t1s tusnaas Gan II lad aH,s.;ssSf truck
s mos. old: excellent condition; . Gu; it,
ss9 M e141, ,ooaaitoaa suS Sil. standard
sSIR spaS taREF REse soG brand uf nsw as1 chrome
handlebars. rims, crash bars, ETC.; all
TRfimpH asssii hg gspkED le1s TWIN brand-new 1e4e;
best be- ' cash III ofisrS or trade today. ! 9th St.
HaiAkLfHY- DAVIDSON. commercial, sidseox.
i64s A. j. ST. 1900 miles. rear seat and
saddle bags. owner Ill: $500, can be
ffnRhNSfs fnshflNsSeffs .ssAARSETf sAR f mERL1Ns, las &C D.
speed Transmission. light-weight motor
cycles ready for immsdists delivery I'VE A
$50 G: &C and 800 &C Motorcycles; some mod
80 - j q mmilss IS, seSS y SRITisH MsSSaTsoRcYoIr sSas
io4s 1 MoTro6BECANE, French b. motorcycles;
lightweight, economical with all features
Il fxasnsys AUTo ~Hesls RSpIo co f9Sa
i0d6 TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN. 1000
miles; dual megaphone exhaust, saddle
bags, sport shield and other extras; per-
feet condition. CYCLE CENTER, 912 6tn
Moron Nj fiH sc6oTTsshi.. + cushman 1s4e. excel
lent motor, extras q, c. Inspection, best
offer over S22b. EN- s341. 3
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AUToMoTlve MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-Chevrolet heaters and defrost-
ers. win pay YOU top price. Call DE
Pontiac 1888; good body, motor trans-
RlSsash BuRG Aufo apf y wREcKING Rec Co. 41oo Bal
poSFiAS fSTs Asye oWsEEs assfE esaes ATRSrloN
quality seat covers in popular eolors They hey
Pra desnsd sass ffsnn1 aPe afh co
MXSF6K sFXSr6 st. srGoSorhRdssr Zoo Gear shift model
truck dump: girls bicycle, reconditioned
Ea1ly vN6HsfKIah GGsffsI eafk kENGNElso WI
Rollins ave. Seat Pleasant. Md: -.
WANTED.one pair fender sl skirts @ for 1s4a s4a
Fora good condition Cal ar,aina, sm s fysad like
new. $40 each; also 3 tubes. Phone IA.
NEWi-TYpE / n;iHi TIRE REcAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: 2.
hour service; eiectrie-treated sections II
yon tire is ss s sef sHA ysqT tres eo eeVs
ingtons Largest Pontiac Dealer. l4:s!
irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efficient
ANTiFREEzE. AseNSTT9iiFFREEzE 1-gallon cans. All you want
zeroile. $40 per gallon CENTRAL
MOTOR Co, 314o Lee hwy. Arlington
Th Tires ssoe "a, 7.oox15 Royal. brand new re-
treads: peri cond.: S13 ea, RE; 1888;
TiRES-You can have my old tires, 81;
SIS with tubes; 2 6.o0-l6,>2 $3.50 so.
CnsHMaS. SCOOTER, with box. 1876;
very reasonable. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
3I43 Lee hwy. Arlington, CHI T000. --1
BATTERIES and tire chains. ACTION
AUTO SERVICE ne. corner Sth and M
SITS. NV. RE. 9565. -S
BUICK TRANSMISSION, 1899, so series.
complete, wanted BY ex-service man. Ii.
7949. -9
FOR sALE-1g45 Harley motorcycle, u.
Y. ,sysEbs6N pScss pSosnsRsss Rss1 1sdSmSdliEra dS,aSlira q
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Gent.
foSEiAG sI5S lSe a aIikR RisfYp ssgsb5 81 j. s.d w.

rosEhe sa5S 49, . alIEER RiEsfYg sssS5 81 s.as
FORD 1919 dump truck; truck and body
in excellent condition thfoughout. Il.3Jh.
Esso Station, 1854 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
GMC Ig42 5-ton van. just like newi only
GMc NC h.ton tor panel. ss AcTfoS AUTo sERV.
ICE. ne. corner sth and M sts. NV. Re
sAIE--Y ear END inventory sale. 90 trucks z
eEafA eeEaf Xa oa c. dme ssn rroes pssi seaf
er, 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington. CHI. 7000.
WHITE, new, WALL; g.g0x29 tires, heavy. !.
duty springs and generator. 13B-inch wheel
base, tractor or Dump available in1me- E.
diately to best cash offer. Box l40,A,
FORD 1871; !. W: base, 1ls-ton with lg4e
motor run less than 80 minutes; S1,350;
or o.nI may * III MtEads for ear. Re 2gQn a. g., g.
lent condition; new paipt. VALLEY SERV-
EcE Is oaAE MsAok rkaerASR SS Aaniss sss ave and s4
asssfd eaasion fre'esYf es sEser sE wa yan1eos
1000 from 0 am. to 5 pm. -S
FORD dump truck, model 1894. with re-
cond. 1897 motor, tires like new priced
reasonable. OW. 1872. 10
sn RoDos aooa e @ Sf aGes aant r. fsSd ne asss1. ssRa
FEDERAL 1s4.; 5000 miles; tandem and
front-wheel drives. sleeper cab, 10-ply
nyion tires, l7-foot steel bed; very good
condition. MR.. CusIcK. NO. 0222
motor % recently oyerhaued % Ia and il - good sd
condition; make offer before noon Sunday.
Glebe 64B5
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AuroMoTlyr MIyclLL,s tcen.s. j

AOTOMOItVk NISSeeka zen t.l
gnEcK acDIEs Z rsPairsa a.. and dp:lnssa,
fassf is1s ask oFass Nc P slasP a.0s ScH1ashfs 1sfs
xiHSffosMsaffd 1xiSf m E6waaRss BuTrER, black d
buns car In one operation: good as new.
IN Hfl55 -S
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable Tor
msrehsts ins ioM prdsa e ARcApH pNc Co.,
tons ass isss hsrass. = Pontiac bssisr oo
WHY'S Wls eoD @!h ss ete ssssa Z psfs
MOTOR, INC, SO II st. ne, WHY'S dealers.
NEW TIRES stand In line or de-
pend on waiting list. Immediate delivery
tube. i Drive in for free mounting service,
A. s.o sss asi saa co f4Ss sFT
ST. n e.. LII, 0s34, LU. 107T.
ShssY5 Wiess ia54 R1Or Ill 63soW FsSo rear emo :ha
RADIO and speaker, new Silyertons, push
fassSnfiL RHBufLf f'o oTRSNsMHissssioNs, guaranteed;
iiisshts, water pumps, fuel pumps, Jacks,
sdfr sass nssses hshes as o0r e. ss Esfey co
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910. 20
REBUILT FORD MOTOR, 80" 1897 v-s.
72e Erie ave, 'Takoma Park, Md Closed
Viii SazssR SRs Mo4os sn, siks q suss' iSs sale excel
lent sonditilon, extra accessories $40.
s.H.f. i X GAS ENGINE. Briggs station. R Al
or small boat: S75 sH 1896 after pm.
sunday or Monday night.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
Virginia or D. c. property THE AMERI-
GANN. co, so7 18th. NA s93s .p ,.v,,snts
including principal interest and taxes:
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 4. LOAN
and eSsFssSgs seTyssa sefSrs sS5royainIs % aI
iST TRUST LOANS. AZ interest, quick
appraisals. T. p. BURGESS, 1924 Pa.
1st AND. 2nd TRUST. LOANs on real
estate In .. c.. Md. and Va, Mr.. DRArs-
40 LOANS. amortized or straight loans.
M23oRE 4 HILL LroSS Co so4 a7th St. nw viii,
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
er Va ReasopabIs rates tN;r NspIoaaAa55
N Y ave NV. National 5S33.
ATTENTION: We buy. End
trust notes on ?. G: Nd. and Va houses .as
Eye st. NV DI. 500 until : pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
OFFICES For RENT tcent. }.

LARGE OFFICE ROOM. ground noor loca.
ton in lst-clAss once building; size
20x4o: outside light: excellent for insur.
ance once OF any other high-type business ~ ss
NV. THos,- 3. FISHER & CO., INC.
agent, 73S 18th st. NV, pI. 1880; .,.
1900 50. FT.---Newly decorated omgt
proof ceiling, asbestos tile flooring, 4
iavatories, gas heat. Must be seen 20 o.
appreciated. Reasonable rent and attraeSS-
tive lease to substantial tenant, CaH MN
ELDER. MA. 5p03, Tor appointment. -s
heated loft space on 2 floors In nrepToo,
separately, containing 1880 SQUARE feet
passenger and freight elevators; some pvs
rooms: ample toilets Near Connectlcut avg
ment for about 4 years. Possession WITHIN M
45 days. Rental 81 per square S1is r22at C9n' ~
suit Mr.. Taylor. SHANNON q IL LuSnsS y IS ~ r.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AUCTION SALES.
Future.

AUCTION SALE OF ANTIQUES, at State
Arnlory in Frederick, Nd on Monday, De-
cernber 16, 1916, at 9:3o am. Morning,
afternoon. evening sessions unit con-
cluded Victorian, Hellplewhite. Chippen-
dale Empire and Sheraton pieces. Staf-
fordshire 30 pieces fine Bisaue, so pieces
beautiful Dresden, 40 pieces fine cut GLASS, s.
many large vases, urns, LIMOGES emma
Modern furniture from same estates sold
following day. Open for INSPECTION Sun
day, December Is, from 30 to $50 p m
Be early for this sale Monday morning.
Tefn1s-Cash Immediate removal EN-
MERIT r. BOWLUS, Austioneer, FREDERICK
MD Ihona S2E deS,16
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

LARGE DUMP TRUCK, viii haul s wards
or 10 tons per trip: also miscellaneous
hauling: immediate service. day or night:
local work only: at $40 per day. for truck
and driver Hyattsviile SAY or WA. 139l
DODGE STAKE, with driver. general haul
ing; can carry , tons MI. $500, night;
vETERANGsi.HoUR SERVICE - Dumps.
fats, vans. by hr. or load, will haul any
thing: reas. rates: all white help. Ho. a7OU.
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help, prompt service, rsas. rates,
local and long distance. IA. .2937. o.
VETERAN. white, has 1941 1A-ton panel:
wishes sy,snirg. SATURDAY or week snd
new new .sHEyRoLET pickup. 1s4e: truck
and driver BY hour, day or steady delivery
VETERAN DEsIREs HOUSEHOLD. con-
panels; reas. rates. FR. $3.50. Ext. r.
CARGO, stake, with canvas top: VIII carry
10 tons; iron beams TO furn.; al furn.
sfdhsu White driver. M IA. 1904. o.
haallas q, q dsiizeriasg, as, nishS or day; also
III. T6N 70 cAKGo ' for hire. Phone Ii.
Will HAVE dump trucks for hire, on
or about 1st of January, contract pre-
ferred Call RE. S2S6- after pm. -s
Evening star., 1946-12-08
OFFICES WANTED.

150 SQUARE FEET or more, in NV. out.
side lighting and elevator, for storage and
workroom Bldg must be open evenings
Give address and monthly rental. Write
WTouLD LIKE 70 RENT basement apart
house, situated on a main street In sc.
for doctors office. Call FIR; 1888. So
OFFICE SPACE wanted--6,000 70 5000
square feet in conv. NV; reasonable rent
Evening star., 1946-12-08
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE with desk. splendid losa,
ton. Phone MA. 1852 days. NO. 12s9
EEs' nEsK' SPACE with modern desk and
doTnfown once BLDG, Cali Ex. s2S0.-I0
pESK SPACE, mall and telephone secre..
tarial service included: also telephone and
mail service SH. 6160. IS
DESK SPACE, In attorneys ofice, with
use of reception room. reasonable. Elk.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
cARAcrs ron xlI.

IaII FLORIDA AVE. N.E.---0wner. forced
TO sell In its entirety this Ions hlished.
fully equipped auto repair EaraEs, includ-
46xls0 to q wide alley, The shop Is 40x4Q,
occupying !the. rear portion Of the lot. This
setup lends itself for many uses. About
your investigation. For fuii details please
call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE.
11B8
for cars or STORAGE; 5 extra large BRICK
made INTO one; perfect condition: vide con- i.
/. sons. ksslseis. sf6 r Car. q. llsa, Hlasga,
STRAND BUILT. oysrhsad doCrs: Ensy
play of models. 100 jefferson Davis hwy.
u. s. No. -, Arlington. Va. "a I1i, south
Of .fIighWny Bridge. Phone ia. q o.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
AUTO TRUCKS WAITED.

TRUCKS WANTED. any make or models:
Wrp ia 5ets scf aye m easn AZ ot T.
AID. S344.
WANTED - L u ton. van body. Dodge.
CheVrolets or Ford. must be in good con-
dition; not older than 1910 AMERICAN
BAG 81 PAPER SUPPLY CO., RA. 1858
Evening star., 1946-12-08
FARMS WANTED.

PRIVATE PARTY wants 50-1s5 acres,
va. or Md within 30 miles washington:
house, electricity outbuildings; substantial
cash payment: prefer deal direct with
fTnsT' RINT' SNAIL rE FARM. tip to 80 tillable
acres. livable house within 80 miles 2. G.
RE. 4142, Ext 4240 weekdays, S:30-5,. or
write Rox 25O-A, Star. -
Evening star., 1946-12-08
cARAces foR RENT.

f3OO & sT. NE, rear corner: double
prick garage, suitable for storase. RA.
GARAGE for rent as storage space or
gglsT6Ry glsRssr GsII sRrdK hp iaaRkar, 1sx,s near
10Th and II SITS. fi.e.--Water and electrici-
ty: suitable for painter. carpenter or TN, I,
ner. Only $50 per month. EASTERN
REALTY CO., 1887 st. me-. TR. 3s1e.
aDII PORTER ST. N.w.--Igs. steel ga
rage, cement driveway; immsdiate posses
s.CAR GARAGE. back OF 1879 33rd st.
NV. opening on alley; $l5 per month.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

HOWARD COUNTY FARMs--Dairy, stock
or turkey farm OF approx 200 acres OF
fertile soil: well watered, good 33-stanchion
dairy barn. silo, all nee. outbldgsi mod
ern 5-rm. house: 3-rm. tenant house; really
priced for immediate sale.
Locust Grove estate "a miles from D. G.;
approx. 200 acres on herd road; chester
loan soil: 5S-stanchion dairy barn, hay
barn. . Ice. tiled silos, all nee. outbldgs.i
pastures well watered: tenant houses;
and a grand Colonial house Of IL rms.
bath and 5 freplices; this land mas been
in the family eve: since the original land
grant from the King Of ENGLAND; price,
$5g, 800; terms,
Dairy and stock barn on hard road, 2b
miles TO D. c.; approx. 40 acres chester
loan soil. 1S-stanchion dairy and stock
barns; all nee. outbldgs.: apple orchard; i
stream; good S-rm. house, elec.. price,
$1S,500; reasonable terms.
Stock farm; approx. 1B2 acres; chester
loan soil; on hard read: lge. bank barn,
courthouse and grhnary, good small barn.
elec. available: / good stream; price.
resentatlye, Mr.. stuntz, SH. 55s5, or EARL
T.. WRIGHT, Realtor, WI. 5000. f240
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