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Evening star., 1946-11-03
ouT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR "COLD-FREE" HOME and a
snug fisherman's haven, In one Of Florida g
Communities: over 400 sold, to 8 acre
homesites, fronting or nr. salt water COM
nunity boat dock privl hard ARD Ia.' % sae6 eieG:'
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
or phone. between 9 and o; a Paul ,94{ F. Harr1-
SSei WSRsirhY 33I BueHASAH & n N ReafTor Ma ii4?
LAKE WELD0NA,. Orlando, Fls-Lovety
With city eonveniences; rea asonable prices
and terms. For information. call Pau z
Harrison J. WESLEY BUCHANAN Realt0F'
EIIICoTr CITY, Columbia pike-Three-
sfory stucco home Situated on large slop-
ing lawn with beautiful OAK trees ana
large lar uPla hall, besutifu stairway. rooms On
door sS with With baths: rooms and bath on
ment dwelling. can be easily converted
into private school, convalescence home or
tearoom large swimming pool; 3-car ga
pen, corn crib and smokehouse; IL acres
In all For further information call Nj
yElss Ross5yn ResItors S4f6l 30 TEMpLE WEI 18Th
RsE;TTREMENT s; nsIssiISsT HOME, sl.s5o-Riyer at
a. edge 9f DTsttyt DDstea and
sseimie; eise ieevely i river view; voodshed. p9ul
Try houses; acre. ample space for @ saroen. trn IN
serries: beni e'f low 'fe faRes Don't pass this up
Fisnnerg s sfRoUT REALTY; Gi5,5.1eT Rm y :; Sec
SaR Snd Na ao1tCEaSHFurn'd d-In popular resort
NnsH NiIIsFe. ~ miles to modern city. only
block block to the mighty Atlantic; plot 5nS 5S
1IniIe+. elec garage; yours for IS. 1000, all
furniture included List, other bargains aITGS
mailed free NJ E. Richmond. SIROUI
REALrY., 6ls N. orange St. New Smyrna
PWTnIToN, CoNN.-Stunning s-room home,
magnificent panoramic view, 8 acres, Z
Aowing brooks, . miles from station. 3
haths. servants quarters. double garage.
81. 900 Dupont 9762. NUCKOLLS.
20-ACRE TRUCK FARM located in south
arm WISCONSIN Ideal location for Chicago
and Milwaukee markets. Modern barn:
foSacco shed and numerous buildings, all
,oom running water and hardwood floors
throughout. For further information call
IN. 5OS5. 4
Evening star., 1946-11-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

INDUSTRIAL. GROUND On No. l hwy. !;
$500 50. IT.; near Union Iron Works.
OWNER, 4s5 10th st. s.e.' Apt. 81. TR.
4499. %
It.. IT. 1st floor: 5000 So; It., 2nd floor: rear
loading platform On 2s-ft alley d,sn.i drelg.ht
space in front; very heavy, full-load ca
pacity; downtown' vest Of, 81 Conn. ave,
MA. $500. =
13 FIFTEENTH ST. s.E.-Building suitable
for store, Offices or living quarters. Owner
will remodel to suit tenant; Store apart
ment and garage S15 per mo- monfn fr+5r can in 0e
formation, cal, Mr. roeWe Johqson AD uoop ooHl
HEAD. Realtors. .
500 EYE ST. N.Y.-Here,s l,ooo os9 sa. #
space plus for reasonable rental 500 mo
with good lease. Suitable for stores, ,ohces
ist commercial: has 5 rooms; brick row
PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422.
s-RM. HOUSE, corner 18th and irving sts
Su.abs o,y for os sSessfOfe 81 WALSH G &C.
sI6 l1th st. NV. DL 1857.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

LGE. ROOM or medium-sized rms. in
rood W. section, for pottery studio. LIST
GE. O6s2. 5
PA. AVE. REGION, west of 18th, for Office
equipment sale and service. 5000 so. #.
or more, accessible and with loading op-
portunity; desired in about 2 months; buy
or lease. Call business manager, ME-.
WISH TO BUY direct from owner bust
ness property, good NV. section, suitable
for upholsterer; living quarters and ga
rage essential Box 27S-T. Star.
store for an exclusive line OF costume
tewelry. Call OR. 1851 or write Box
34S-T, Star
now considering selling business property
at fair price; no obligation on your
part until your property is sold For fair
trading please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. RE R6
Evening star., 1946-11-03
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

ABOUT $4,000 so. FIT. industrial ground
on B. T. O. R.R. siding, including SeVera!
buildings; 1925 per month, or Will sell
for S2S,O00 A. NJ ROTH, woodward
Building Ma 1886 -
SURPLUS LAND, railroad sidings available
zoned industrial: both in D. c. and nearby
Maryland; small or large acreage; long OF
short-term lease, PEBBLES CHEMICAL HEN
Co Once. UN. 2525; res. EN-: SOU.
2nd COMMERCIAL GROUND, S0,Oou 1eet
for rent, ali or any part, located close ill.,
ideal for contractors also acres acres IN isine nsarz
Available FvEREADY TRANSFER CO,
1925 Brentwood road n e. AID. 7122.- d
Evening star., 1946-11-03
COMMERCIAL GROUND.

End COMMERCIAL GROUND-We have 9
large number of desirable tracts of End
commercial tracts in D. C. These proper
ties range in size 5000 to 100000 SO: feet;
Some have railroad sidings. Call BRUCE
KESSLER, 927 18th st. NV, MA. 9354
WI 1865 -
900 square it., priced at less than S25
per it: so it. frontage; owner must sell
this year for tax purposes. Call BRUCE
KESSLER, 927 18th ST. NV, MA. s354'
Just OFF NEW YORK AVE. NE; about
10 900 So. IT. Of paved End comme mercial
ground. with 21S ft. of street frontage;
will sell or lease. A. NJ. ROTH, Wood
ward Bldg, Ma. 1886.
COMMERCIAL GROUND along one OF
Aexandria's main thoroughfares; zoned for
garages bottling works, laundries. gas sta
tions, barbecue stands, etc. A. M ROTH,
WOODWARD Bldg. Ma. 1895.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR UNION MARKET Terminal,
About 1890 So #. of End commercial
sround; lies we'll; alley facilities. Call Mr..
Straas6. THos esyo ! FISHER g. CO. NC
Isl COMMERCIAIGs1e s5oN bedrooms.
baths; oil h.-wh.: 35=ft. frontage OF on
R. / ave; house No: 1925, open for IN,
spection. H c. MAYNOR & CO., 2314
r. /. ave ne. NO. 433s q
50-FOOT FRONT. 2nd commercial, near
10th and Kalorama rd. NV. real loca-
ton. priced right. A. S. GARDINER Z,
CO. Reslsoy $i1T 182l 81 Az W IA sSTsgd Sa1d in
vestor familiar with values in this vicln-
tty and also knowing the future possl9,ii o.; 1hiS
ties in this area. should entertain TINS
' opinion that a reasonable offer may buy
it. Please call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
WE HAVE SEVERAL pieces Of commercInadl nd
prop. in the heart of Arl. County: 100000
sq IT. at 24c per IT.; 81 900 Sc II;
Il, 500 50. #; $4,000 So: #: 300 SO, So
f.: s;o22 Sc; #: vi WILLIAMS ans sIa1 FEhhtT or
6IR2 Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1946-11-03
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, rear of 903 E st., NV;
floors and elevator; approximately 6'aoo
& 600 so. FIT, on one floor. fireproof build
ing, high ceilings, no pillars, auto. oil heat,
entrance front and rear, r-T siding, zoned
Va: rental. S4OO mo. Phone, Wo. 560;}.
tvAMABLE At ONCE. modern as hiTeprooi r. r %
ssctiont within 8 blocks OF Union Station
Seautiful showroom on busy thoroushfare
Rent $4,000 yearly, on long-term tease
Evening star., 1946-11-03
ACREAGE WANTED.

/ TO ACRES In Maryland. near D. c.,
suitable for homesite; win pay cash. Call
BUmDER AND DEVELOPER of wide ex-
perience. now operating a successful bro
| kersge once in D. c., desires association
with owner of developable acreage in the
Metropolitan Area. 1947 will be great
year IN housing construction. Now Is the
| time to start planning. Get the most out
OF your land by sound development. Write
| Box AJAX Star --b
Evening star., 1946-11-03
STORES WANTED.

STORE in downtown location or rent space
in esta blished store, in reference to oper-
ating a leather goods store and repair
shop Call DE. 2946. .
STORE WANTED, suitable for beverage
storage: reas rent; location immaterlal
can be garage. NO 1916 bet. SO pm. q
/ 800 SO. FIT. OR MORE, suitable Tor
wholesale and retail, any sectlon OF cay
or MR., RALPH, EX. 210S. 4.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER WILL TRADE six-room, two-bath,
brick home, located in Woodside Park. Sill
yer Spring on large lot, in part payment
for stock farm in nearby Maryland. Want
place with modern home and tenant house.
Must have good water and on good road.
Box 439-R. Star. -3
HAVE LOVELY Groom English-type
brick home, excellent section. University
Park-2Ls baths, many built-tns: copper
plumb: full bsmt.; foored attic. Trade
equity for clear bungalow similar location.
Private party Union 4516. 3
CORNER LEVEL LOT. I25 81; all i'm
provementS, on hard-surfaced street, !
hlk carIioe WA 204l 3
Evening star., 1946-11-03
WAREHOUSES WANTED.

Loo so. FT. or more. suitable for whole
sale and retail, any section Of city, street
entrance necessary. MR.. BLANkEN or
5000 FEET. second commercial. D. C. Will
give long-term lease: responsible CONCERN
may buy II price reasonable. TR. 2669.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

6ESK SPACE or mailing address service
kitIMR bids. Mr.. PAsoUAL. Ex. $3.50:
PHONE SERVICE for small businessmen
% hours a day, SIS month up. Dial
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. OW. 5000. "A
WE CAN SUPPLY YOU with a downtown
serrice; reasonable DI 3141. -
HAVE DESK IN OUR OFFICE-Will rent
reasonably, good location, r street building
state your business. Box 246-T, Star.
DESK SPACE in ONCE building downtown
For information call Sunday and evenings
NO 0I91
Evening star., 1946-11-03
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

INVESTOR WANTS to buy from owner
small white or colored houses, in any con-
dition: will pay all cash. Boz ass star.
INVESTOR DESIRES 10 buy q. 40 or 50
unit apartment bldg. preferably q fahiy
new bldg. having 2oomA kitchen ana
bath. Boz 357-T. star.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

SECOND TRUST LOANS on property in
D. C., Md. and Va Prompt ser service @ ct
lowest rates: From $500 to $4,000: LoS-
Evening star., 1946-11-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

PLEASE LIST. YOUR houses and apts. with
Beftha N. JacxSon' with DUPONT REALIf
Open 9 am. to 4 pm. Mondays through
Friday. g.
3 acres or more, on main highway, H. j.
HARRISON, Dupont 295S, Sun. and ewes. g.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
LOTS WANTED.

I PAY Cash for lots In p. c. or nearby
Nd SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1858.
preferred. suitable for $4,000 home. Cal
D. L RATHBONE SONS, CH. 9746. S
Evening star., 1946-11-03

CONGRESS- HEIGHTS 81
Forester st. at Nichols ss.-oOxlo4'
Forrester st. at Nichols se.-corner;
SO 800
Mellon st at 9th st. se-Corner. 7,90o
Raleigh st. at Waclark 1t. se.-s,o46
so it,; $4,000.
These excellent sites are Boned for apt
houses; rlpe for building purposes. Coco
values. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919 South
Capitol St. TR. 1888. 4
COLoRED- LOTS in exclusive suburbs an
section. 40xl50 each. reasonably priced
for quick sale. Call daily. DE; 1913. MRS
FORSYTHE; ewes and Sun, -TR 667s. b
Evening star., 1946-11-03

COLORED-6-UNIT APT HOUSES this de-
tached brick bldg, in NV. section. consist
ing of 8 rms. and bath each; can be worked
monthly: separate gas and electric meters;
no expense. Call Mr.. Rudden. ME. 5400,
until 5 pm; Sundays and ewes. GE 2456.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st,
NV, ME. 5400. Washington's Complete
Real Estate Institution. .
COLORED-SPECIAL BARGAIN-13-apt,
building lst commercial, near 9th and
New York ave-; large apartments low
rentals: must be sold Immediately; owner
leaving city. The large apis. can be re-
modelled and rented for office purposes.
Act today. Attention, brokers. OWNER,
RE- 52l6. -6
Evening star., 1946-11-03
OUT OF TOWN REAL EST. (cont.l
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

Q THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. C..
Evening star., 1946-11-03

VIRGINIA, close to Lee blvd.--6 nice lots.
total width l42 IT,, 400 it. deep from st.
10 street; restricted subdivision. Price.
$4,000
Nearly and acre bldg site. close to Lee
hwy. nicely wooded. Price. 81 300.
Near Idylewood-6-acre plot. $500 Per
acre c. r. MORAN. FA. sl2-J-2 or DI.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Gated commercial property with IU-yeaf
lease to national concern at S20. 100 per
yr This property has carried 5000 900
1st trust. 1t is priced at S2s5.000. This
is an improved piece Of 2nd commercial
property that is priced at no more than
its ground value. Call BRUCE KFSSLER
927 18TH st. NV. Ma. 1854, WI. $3.50
Evening star., 1946-11-03

KIRKSDE, Chevy Chase, Md--Lovely lot:
60xl25 IT. on high elevation. IN restricted
community. near stores and schools
Rock Creek Hills large lot. s0xl80 #.
on Kensinaton parkway. among beautiful
homes: price, $1,000.
Cheverly. Md wooded lots. each 50x
ll5O it; price. $1,000 each. Call THOS.
ID. WALSH. INC, SIS llth st. NV. Di
Evening star., 1946-11-03

DUPLEx-Modern 3-yr.-old. 4-family apt:
possession of owners apt. with settlement:
in best section of Sc; SIT, 800. 1st trust
at 4G balance cash Call Mr.. Feeney.
with o. n JOHNSON & CO., RE 5212.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

completed: Z lovely furnished apartments,
new ranges. new refrigerators; semide-
tached brick: rooms light and large and
attractiyeIy decorated: no better buy on
today's market: splendid investment
which should be- investigated at once: For
appointment call CARTER REALTY CO.,
2Sl3 l4th st. NV. DU. 5067-6063 until
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
Deaths
MRS ELLEN BUTLER

Mrs. Ellen Butler, prominent Wo-
man of the Guideway section died
at her hone Monday morning at
9 o'clock.
Funeral services were held from
the Zion Wesleyan Methodist church
Thursday morning at II o'clock with
tire Rev. J. F.. Cobla and the Rev.
T, H. Wood in charge. 1ntermeAt
WIS made in the church cemetery.
The body was il state at the church
fer one hour preceding the funeral
services.
SEE is survived by her husband
JACK T. Butler: six sons. W. R., ard
Tnernon c. Butler Of route one,
Tabor City. ?. P. Butler Of South
Fostcn. Va. S. F. Butter Of White
vile. L. C. Butler OF Wa:renton. Va.
r. G.. Butler of Louise, Va; 12ul
daughters. Miss Helen Butler CT Ia
bor City schools faculty, Mrs. Stella
B. Tolloett and Mrs. H. S. Cox OF
Tabor City, route on3, Mrs. Carson
L. Scrrell of Clarendon; ten grano'
Children aid fur greet grand
children.
Pa!lbea-2r~ were Victor ES.son ant
J. D. Butlcr. TAelhert and l5Sat
Gore, and Carve Pest.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
MRS. LIZZIE BOSWELL

Mrs. Lizzie Magnolia Boswell, "a,
died at her residence on route one
Monday morning at 6:45 after an ILL
ness of over four years of which
time she was an invalid.
Surviving are four sons, Joe, Os-
car, Devon and Jessie of Tabor City
and Ferriss of Loris; four daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Doshie Bell Spivey, Mrs.
Sarah Viola Cox, Mrs. Cora Stroud
and Mrs. Bessie Soles, all of Tabor
City; one brother, N. w. Wright Of
Jacksonville, Fla; also surviving are
"a grand h;ldren and great grand
children.
Funeral rites were held Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Iron
Hill Baptist church and interment
was in the Spivey cemetery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
WILLIAM RALPH GAY

William Ralph Gay, TO, Grassy
Bay farmer, died Sunday morning at
2:35 o'clock. Funeral rites in full
Masonic order, were held from the
Williamson cemetery at Green Sea
Monday afternoon at o'clock with
Rev. Ralph Johnson officiating.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Frances Brewer Gay, one son, j. 3.
Gay of st. Augustine, Fla; two
daughters, Mrs. Gus Floyd of Fair
Bluff, and Mrs. Grover Williamson
of Green Sea; two brothers, Roy
Dock Gay of Farmville and Jessie
Gay of Watsonburg; two sisters,
Mrs. j. B. Bundy of Farmville, and
Mrs. R. B. Bailey of Watsonburg.
Also surviving are seven grand
children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
w. p. HEWITT

w. P. Hewitt, SO, prominent iron
Hill farmer, died suddenly at his
home Sunday night at 1880.
Funeral rites were held from the
Iron Hill Baptist church Tuesday
afternoon at 2:3O with the Rev. Mr..
Hester officiating. Interment fol-
followed in the Spivey cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Laura Carroll of Tabor City;
Mrs. Emma Carroll of Winston
Salem; and Mrs. Debbie Hardee Of
Clarendon; Three sons, Hermon and
Willie of near Tabor City, and Star
ling of Winston-Salem: one sister,
Mrs. R. M. Canady of Tabor City
and a brother, o. R. Hewitt of Ia
Dor City. Also surviving are Is grand
children.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13

in Loris
He is survived by his wife; two
daughters, Mrs. Mildred Jackson OF
Green Sea and Mrs. Jettie Walker
of Hopewell, Va; fife sons, Troy,
H. w. and Carl Of Loris; Mariel Of
Texas and Ralph of Los Angeles
Calf: three sisters, Mrs. Annie
Jackson of Dillon, Mrs. Jannis Seal
Of Laurel Hill ard Mrs. FloSsie He'd
&c of Laurens.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
CHARLIE S. WILMINGTON

Funeral rites for Charlie S. WHIT
tirgton, 80, Loris carpenter ana
former Tabcr City res dent, who dec
at his home Sunday at loo o'cl1cH
following a lengthy illness, were
held from the chapel CT the Jessup-
Imam funeral hone Tescay morn
ming at HOO. Rev. H. H. H2tlaE
and the Rev. B. C. Cleaton were It's
officiating ministers with intermeht
being made at Patterson cemetery
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1946-12-13
MRS. SALLIE ETA DREW

(From the Wilmington Star News
Mrs. Sallie Eta Drive, Tabor City
woman, died in a Florence hospital
early Saturday morning following a
lengthy illness. Funeral rites were
held from the McCracken cemetery
at 3 o'clock Sunday with the Rev.
D. N. Daniels in charge.
She is survived by her husband,
Frank M. Drew; six sons, three
daughters, one brother, sister and
20 grandchildren.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
Looking For A Real
Nice Home? We
Have Them!

44oFS A11O111s
ON KLINE ROAD-Princess
Place, we have a nice s.
room home, recently painted,
with floor furnace and
screened-in porch. An excel
lent buy.
BRANDON ROAD - Princess
Place. Beautiful Groom
home. If you love flowers,
trees and a beautiful yard
let us show you this one.
SUNSET PARK-127 South
Van Buren,, S rooms. Plus
electric refrigerator, coal
circulator and gas stove. See
it and buy it on very reason
able terms.
SUNSET PARK-12 South
Van Buren,. 5 rooms with au-
tomato hot water heater,
venetian blinds and coal cir
culator. Looks just like a
brand new home. Terms on
this one, tool
SUNSET PARK - 1913 South
Harrison street. 5 rooms
with automatic hot water
heater. Easy terms and in.
mediate possession.
BE INDEPENDENT - Own
your place of business. We
have for sale a small cafe
known as "Orton Lunch,
completely furnished. Lots of
space for overnight trailer
parking. Location: south
side Highway II at Bruins
wick river.
FARMS-Three farms for sale.
Location choice. A swell Z
acre farm with good Groom
home near Leland, N. c. As
acre farm, IL clear acres
near Bolivia. N-acre farm,
20 cleared acres and build
ings, located 20 miles out
Southport road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
s0-Houses For Sale
H. F. WILDER

H. F.
513 No. Bird ST., large eight
room house, in fast grow
ing business section; lot "a
x 80.
Oleander - two choice lots
fronting highway.
On Causeway, leading to Har-
Dor Island, we have choice 81
#. lot fronting water.
SIT Chestnut ST., nine room
dwelling, with two baths;
can be bought furnished If
desired.
Wrightsville Beach-Lot 'front.'
ing Banks Channel; also sew
eral desirable lots on North
ern Extension.
ITO acres on Wrightsville Turn
pike, near Seagate; about 20
acres cleared; price and
terms reasonable.
H. F. Wilder, Realtor
W. C. James, Salesman
207 Princess st.
Phone 1882
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
S5-HeIp Wanted Male

WooDwORKERs, MACHINE HANDS.
experienced in fine store fixture work,
to train men at Salisbury, Maryland
Expenses will be paid by us. Per-
manent peacetime project. Apply by
letter. McCosky-Gra Corp, goth d
Indiana Ave-, Phila., Pa.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-05-19
8O-HOuses For Sale
FOR SALE!

~ oAAA
912 SOUTH 9th ST.-5 rooms
and bath. Price reduced for
quick sale.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNI-
TY - 217 South 9th street.
Two 3 room apartments.
Good return on investment.
S HOUSES-All less than 2
years old. All face a beauti-
full lake and park. Will make
a nice investment for some
one.
PINEY WOODS-One of the
incest homes in this section.
5 rooms and bath and a sepa-
rate 2 room and bath apart
ment. Automatic oil furnace,
copper pipes and automatic
hot water heater-insulated.
Lot 100000.
PRINCESS PLACE - 5 rooms
and bath, hardwood floors.
Priced reasonable.
KURES BEACH, rooms and
bath. Partly furnished. Prize
ed reasonable.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
STAND. Now doing an ex-
cellent business. Owner re-
firing because of health. A
real nice buy. See US early.
1910 N. 4th STREETS rooms
and bath.
1--ARKET STREET ROAD -
Several tracts on highway, 5
to 10 acres.
Marshall Realty Co.
Realtors"
21O Princess Dial 2-1752
Evening star., 1946-11-10
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Here's real round-the-clock refreshment
that's good for the whole family!
In Libby's you drink Vitamins A, Bl, b.
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single 6-ounce glass provides your mini
mum daily requirement of Vitamin C;just
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grownup's minimum need for Titamin II!
So keep this fviee-rirh tomato juice
chilling in the refrigerator. ready to serve
morning, noon and night. Unless you've
tasted Libby's you can't know how won
derfully good tomato juice can be!
LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY
Chicago 9, Ill.,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Rae 7 AIKEN
Into Court

The unique situation of q county
prosecutor hcing prosecuted began
Tuesday afternoon with the ar.
raignment Of John Rae. Washte-
nav County prosecutor, before Ann
Arbor Municipal Judge Jay II.
Payne, ON a charge of di>orderly
conduct.
Rae entered n plea Of not guilty.
and said he will be- represented by
counsel at the trial which was SET
for March 30, p. m. The jury will
be drawn at 10 a m. prior to the
trial.
Rae was released on his own rec.
ognizanCc without bond.
Arraignmcnt came as result of
warrant issued upon the recon-
mcndation Of Assistant Attorney
General Harry W jackson. whp
was assigned to the ease hy Attor-
ncy General John u. Dcthmers
following the request of County
Sheriff John Osborn. The cas-
was turned over to tho sheriff for
disposition hy the county board Of
supervisors b. their March meeting
At present The prosecutor is out
of town. called ont early today. he
cause of the death Of n relative.
During his absence the prosecutors
office j. i'm charge Of Assistant
County Prosecutor Leonard Young.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
Canada Will
Dismiss Reds

Ottawa, Ont. Mar. 20-lNS-An
official OF the Canadian government
said today that Communists and
Communist sympathizers employed
by the government will be dismiss
ed when the current investigation
OF Soviet espionage is completed.
The official. who asked that his
name be withheld, said that the
investigation has disclosed a large
amount OF Communist in6ltration
in government employment.
He made his statement in an
interview after two members Of the
Parliament In a debate in the
House OF Commonds charged that
Communism was widespread IN
the government and called for a
house-cleaning.
The official said.
"We don't like this situation. We
don't want IL to happen again.
We do not need the same kind or
evidence to dismiss employees that
We need 10 take men into court
for espionage
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-20
PrecedentS For
Roosevelt Found

Ann Arbor. Mich, Mar. 20 A
Princeton University professor was
on record today with the declara-
tion that the late President Roose-
velt's ,ast powers of the Second
World War were based on preCed.
ents established during World War
| by President Wilson.
Professor Edward s. Corwin, de-
livering the second William W.
Cook Foundation lectures, said the
First World War leader had ac-
cepted Congress vast delegation OF
its powers. created war agencies
to deal with activities OF non-mili-
tary nature. and used indirect sane
tions 10 enforce directives.
These practices, he declared,
were applied in recent years by
President Roosevelt on an "unpre-
cedented scale
War powers. he continued. are
now con Iidered TO be inherent" "
that is, they arise from the sover-
eighty OF the American people
rather than from the Constitution.
II is this conception that makes
possible the great expansion Of the
Presidents authority during war
years. according 10 Corwin