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Evening star., 1946-05-16
Sexton Crowned Kinu
OF Turner Maitland

Guess who's the world wrestling
champion of Turner's Arena today?
Frank Sexton? Right, give the gent
box OF our special streamlined
croWbars with the firm, cast-iron
filling. professor and let's get on
with the script.
Just when it seemed that Dave
Levin would lift the crown. Sexton
pinned him with a neck twist. two
grunts and a moan.
Mae Weston tossed Elvira Snod-
grass in II minutes of a special
feature and in the main preliminary
Matte Brown slugged Chick Carl
baldi into submission in u. Stu
Hart disposed of Red Vagnone in
Is while Dick Craddock and Lew
Erickson furnished the inevitable
Commute draw.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
LucyRose Gains All Events Lead
With Bing Moen as Biz Threat

Utilities, rolled to third place In e
doubles with $40.
Competition tonight will center
around the Glass A singles and all
events title bids of Miss GULL and
Miss Moen. Topping Ruth Kings
377 will be their objective in singles.
while Miss Moen with 758 for her
first six games, including the tour
nament's high set of 1872, needs ex-
actly $50 to go a pin ahead of Mrs.
Rose in the all-events. A $50 would
give Miss GULL both championships.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Grays Seeking Initial Win
Here in Tilt With Cubans

Washington's Homestead Grays
will be shooting to break their two
game losing streak today when they
clash with the formidable New
York Cubans in Griffith Stadium at
4:45
Losers in an early season exhibi-
ton clash with the New York Black
Yankees and last Sundays Negro
National League opener against the
Baltimore Elite Giants, the Grays
are going up against the strongest
Cuban nine since 1910.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Yale Rocketers Capture
Two COLLEGE Crowns

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 16 {P)
.-Rolor Ray. diminutive Yale fresh
man from Sinton, Tex. won the New
England intercollegiate tennis cham
pionship with a 6-1, 6-1, 6-l
victory over Roy Crowthers OF
Dartmouth.
Yale also copped the doubles
title but only after a marathon
match In which Bill Ylvisaker and
Carl Badger defeated Dick Hole and
Fred Scribner of Williams 3-6
81. +6, 16-14, rs.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
White Sox Suffer
From Bad Breaks
1Y fhs A,se<ietsd Rrss,

CHICAGO. May 16.-The White
Sox face the permanent loss of
Thornton Lee, 3s-year-old left
hand pitcher, and the temporary
loss Of Dario Lodigiani, third
baseman, and Wally Moses, right
fielder.
X-rays revealed that Lee and
Lodigiani were suffering from
bone chips in the elbows and
would need operations.
Moses probably fractured the
index finger of his left hand
Tuesday,
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Invading Soccerists Win

BALTIMORE. May 16 lP,.-With
display of superiority in speed,
stamina and general play, Liver
pool Football Club of England
blanked the Baltimore Americans.
80, in an exhibition match last
night before 5.8O1.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Chicago, 3; Red Sox, z

Totals 80 8 "a Totals 90 6 ~ 9
sRan for Wagner in 9th.
tBatted for Andres in 9th.
tBatted for Ferris in 9th.
Stated for Hughson in 9Th
sBatted for Metkovich in 9th.
chicAGo -- 900 200 10x-3
Jones'. Piatt. Errors-Kennedy, Jones
Runs batted in-Williams, Russell. Jones
(2), Rigney. Tvo-base hit - Wagner.
Three.base hit-Platt Home runs-Wil-
iams, Jones. Winning pitcher-Rigney.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Fights Lost Night
BY the Assoeiotsd Pres,

NEW YCRK-Tony Janiro. 14s,
YOUNGSTOWN. outpointed Bobby Cum
mihfs AkRoN2Lee t2 Lenis!sds,Rhit ssNaRa a 81 p.t.r,or
y j.. knocked out Bob Garner. 17a.
NEW ORLEANS. Freddie Archer.
149: New Orleans. drew IO).
PROVIDENCE.-Gene Farland, 15e,
Cranston, r l., outpointed Jimmy Null
hgan, 1874. Lowell. Mass. UO).
BANGOR, Me.-Bob Nash, 1872.
Philadelphia- awarded decision over
Bob Rynne, 1855. Lowell Mass. iRynne
disqualified in fourth round when his
second jumped into ring)
WILKES BARRE, Pa-A Sonny"
Seidman.. 1854. Scranton, outpointed
Antonio Varmona, 157. New York (S).
liza, Vancouver, outpointed Pee Wee
Lewis. l22. oakland: Calf lOl.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
KooIo Sets Track Record
To Annex Stake Trot
By the A.seeiatsd Pfssa

ARCADIA, Calf, May 16.-Set-
ting a track record of 2:031a for the
mile, Kaola yesterday won the S, 900
Ario free-for-all stage trot at
Santa Anita, paying $40. Doctor
Spencer was second, bringing in
s3.40 and $500. Mary M. showed to
paw S6.10.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
SECOND GAME.
Totals 80 424 9 Totals s412 27

Totals 30 424 9 Totals 341227 7
Batted for Handley in ninth
Batted for Eewsom in third.
Philadelphia - 900 600 0OO-o
Runs-Woodlins. Edwards l2l. K.ltner,
Meyer. Error-McQuinn Runs batted
in-Case. keltneT. Meyer. EDWARDS G5.
Two-base hits-Keltner, Lollar Three
base hit-Valo. Home run-Edvards
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Maryland Park A. G. Dotinq

Maryland Park A. C. unlimited
baseball team seeks Sunday games
and also has openings for several
players. Call Hillside 1427-J.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Cubs, 6; PhiIIies, a

Totals 5o12 80 13 Totals 521 80 II
sBatted for Jurees in lItn
TBatted for Chipman in tn.
3Batted for Jurisich in sixth.
Slated for o'Neil in eighth
eBatted for Rafiensberger in 10th.
xRan for Rowe in 10th
zBatted for Karl in 18th.
Philsdelphis - ooo o61i YY99Ii oooo "a
Runs-Cavarretta (3), Livingston Me-
rlllo, Mccullough, Wyrostek 90. Ennis,
Northey. Runs batted in-Pafko t2l, Hack,
MeCullouEh (3?, seminisk, Wyrostek Enpis
berger, livingston, Wyrostek, Ennis. Three
base hits-Aeminiek: Pafko, Cavarretta
Home runs-Wyrostek. Ennis. McCullough.
Winning piteher-Wyse Losing pitcher
Karl. Umptres-Messrs Pinelli. Ballan-
fante and Barliek. Time-3:3o.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Browns, 8; Yankees, z

st. Louis 100 O02 50x-S
stirnweiss, keller, Lucadello,
McQuillen (2). Laabs t2), Berardino, Helf
zoldak. Runs batted in-Berardino l4),
Keller, Mc0uillen, Laabs t2), Judnich
Heinrich. Two-base hits-Lucadello,
Laabs, Stirnweiss. Three-base hits
StirnEeiss. Keller. Home runs-Keller
eerardino. Losing pitcher-Gettel.
Evening star., 1946-05-16
Reds, z; Giants, !

Totals 36 $50 Is Totals SO 8 80 1b
s2atted for Bllttner In eiEhth.
t4atte4 for Carpenter in eighth
e:ncinnat -------- oIo 900 900 1-e
Hey York k-------0 900 900 00l 0-I
Knns-Aaas, west, Marshall. Error
run-Marshall. Losing pitcher-Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1946-05-16

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Toronto, 20; Baltimore, o..
Montreal. 2: Syracuse. o.
Buhalo, z: jersey City, 6.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23
Teddy BLA(KkAN
HOME FOR REST

NEW YORK, July % (ANP)-
Teddy Blackman, we'll known in the
atrical circles, passed through the
city enroute to Detroit for a rest.
Teddy has been touring the South
Pacific with USO unit for which
he staged the shows and dancing.
Blackman first won recognition
in New York as a producer of tab
loid versions of stage hits at the old
Alhambra theater in the late '2O's
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23
FISK PROFESSOR GOES
TO FRANCE TO STUDY

NASHVILLE, July % (ANP)
R. Coffin, professor of ro-
nance languages, Fisk university,
was among the 100 teachers of
French in the United States who
sailed from New York, New York.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23

ed their wholehearted support of
legislation which would provide, for
all Americans, and without undue
financial burden, the advantages of
medical science.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23

and early '30's. From New York, he
moved on to Detroit where he staged
shows for night clubs. His chorus
lines were known for their precision
dancing as we'll as their beauty.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23
DILLARD U. PRESIDENT
HEALTH GROUP MEMBER

HEALTH GROUP MEMBER
WASHINGTON, July ga. w.
Dent, head of billiard University,
outstanding Negro college in New
Orleans, La, accepted membership
on the Board of Directors of the
Committee for the Nations Health,
it was announced today by DR..
Charming rockingham, chairman.
The group is supporting the expan-
sion and improvement of medical
care for all Americans, regardless
of race, creed, color or size of in
come.
Il am definitely convinced" said
President Dent, "that the health
needs of the nation cannot be ade-
quately served except through a ma
tionally unsupported plan.'
The agner-Murray-Dingell Ma
tional Health Program bill, now be-
fore Congress, would provide all
Americans with medical care
through an extension of the Social
Security program. In hearings be-
fore the Senate Commit on Educa-
ton and Labor, the Committee for
the Nations Health spearheaded
the presentation of vigorous testi-
mony favoring the establishment of
federally supported prepaid health
insurance.
Mr.. Dent, as a member of the
Board of Directors, will work with
AFL President William Green; CIO|
President Philip Murray; Bishop
Francis Mcconnell; Gerard Swope
retired head of General Electric;
David Sarnoff, head of Radio Corp.
of America, and others who advo-
cate a prepaid health program for
all.
Mr.. Dent became president of Dill
lard University when it was re-
organized few years ago. Before
that, he was president of Flint
Goodridge Hospital in New Orleans
which under his leadership, and
through the cooperation of leading
New Orleans Negro and white
physicians, became one of the out
standing southern hospitals serving
Negroes.
Other proponents of a national
health insurance program, many of
the Negro leaders among the pro-
fessions and sciences, have inform
ed Congress of the need for this
program. DR.. w. Montague Cobb
testified as spokesman for the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People; DR.. Rus
sci A. Dixon spoke for the National
Dental Association DR.. E. l. Robin
son, President Of the National
Medical Association, spoke for
most of the four thousand Negro
physicians in this country. All voic-
rluR CFAnC cav
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-07-23
(HI(AG0AN5 SERVE
IN n. {. COLLEGE

GREENSBORO, N. c., July %
(ANP) - Recent appointments to
the faculty and staff of A. and T.
college were announced by DR.. F.
D. Bluford, president.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
let U v O S
P AV ER G | IA A S
uju bent kokie pasikalbejimai SUI praeiviais drau-
Z. Tvarka eselonams pakrauti

Z. Tvarka eseonams pakrauti
Kiekviename pakrovimo punkte uz pakrovima atsa-
kO vykdomoslos tleukes speciaia tam relkalui pa
skirtas asmuo. Bvezmo diena pakrovmo punkto virsi
nlnkas drauge su eseono r j ydincios NKVD kariuo
menes dales virsnnku apziuri gelezinkeiu patektus
vagonus kad uose butu visa kas reikalinga (pauta Ii
bntai grotai r IT, r sustara eSelono vrSinnku del
isvezamQju priemimo tvarkos Pakrovmo veta stotyje
apsupama NKVD kariuomenes raudonarmeciu.
Vykdomuju grupiq vyresnysis perduoda eselono vir-
sninkui viena egzemplioriu isvezamuu saraso Eselo
no virsninkas saukia pagal 81 sarasa svezamuosus
pestngai patikrina hekveno pavarde r nurodo veta
vagone Drauge su isvezamasiais ta patti vagona krau
nami ir Q daktai isskyrls smuku zemes ukio nvento
riQ, kuris pakraunamas atskira vagona
1svezameji kraunam vagonus seimomis, skaldyti
semu neleidziama Gsskyrus aresuotinus semu galvas
Rekia tap pat apskaieuoti kad butq pakrauta
Xxi Is zmonu. Pakrovus reikalinga seinu skaicu va
gonas uzdaromas
Priemus ir pakrovus zmones eseona, eseono vir-
sininkas atsako visus jam perduotus zmones r u
pristatyma paskyrimo vieta. Vykdomosios grupes w.
resnyss perdaves svezamuosius paraso apskrtes vyk
domosos treukes vrsninkui raporta ape atlikta ope
racja pazymedamas svezamojo pavarde ar buvo rasta
gnku bel kontrrevoucines literaturos tap pat at
lktos OperacijOs eiga.
Palrove isvezamuosius eselona ir pateike raportus
apie atktos operacos sdavas vykdomosos grupes da-
yvai lakomi asvi r veikia pagai VSLK apsities sky
riaus virsinnko nurodymus
(pasraso) Serov
TSR Sajungos Valstybes Sauguno
Liaudies KOmisaro Pavaduotojas."
IS sos Maskvietskos nstrukcijos askeja kad masi-
MS etuVlq lskeldlnmas Sovetu SaJungos tolimas sri
tbs buvo vykdomas ponias tiksais siekiant vsiskai
sunaiknti sovietams nepalanku Letuviska eementa. I
svezma Maskva ziurejo kaip bausme tai kad Letu-
vu Tauta nenoreo pasiduot bolsevknei vergja r kad
nesidave "peraukle jana" komunst sventuju tevu'. Is
nsrukcos taip pat aiskea kad tai buvo "vagiu h-
ganu r prostituciu' vezmas kaip bolsevkine spauda
kad skelbe, baudziamass istremmas "Tarybu laudes
presu", kuriu buvo Lietuvoje vrs 80 vsu gyventoju
Vadlnas aple pusanrO mijOnO Letuviu reikejo isre-
ty Rusijos sunkiuu darby stovyklose tyrose ir la-
kuose kad tue bud butu kviduotas prestarybnis ee-
/ ahoioti
zmones Musu bocu zemeje musu sodybose ir miestuo-
Sc butu isikure gruzinai, kamukai mongolia krgyzai
r samojedai
Teisingai Maskva vertino Lietuviu isvezma kap di-
dees potnes svarbos rekala il nujaute kad ia OPERA
CHA gall issaukt Lietuvoie net aktnga ir gnkuota pa
sipriesnima If tode ddzausiu slaptumu a pasiruose
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-05-24
Is LAIKRASCIU


Prez. Roosevelto uzveistas val
dlskas istaigas komunistiniais
tarakonais, Prez. Trumano ad-
mlnlstracija pradejo apvalyti
nuo to komunistisko brudo.
Prez. Trumano pradetas va
lymas valdiskQ istaigu pasieke
jau ir kai kurias darbininku
unijas. Pirmoje vietoje Auto
mobility Isdirbeju Unija.
TAS pradetas darbas apsiva-
lyti nuo komunistinio brudo
atsiliepe ir pas Lietuvius.
Pirmiausia, tai PHILADELPHIA
jos Lietuviai: jie jau apvale
savo ne tik saliu bendroviu di-
rekcijas nuo komunistu virsi-
nlnkq, kurie ten sulinde bande
sukomunistinti tas bendroves
If JQ velkla nutempti j komu-
nlstlnes vezes; apvale ir pacias
sales neleisdami komunistams
j tuos tautinus namus rinktis
ir raudonaji Stalina garbinti.
W tai garbe Philadelphijos
Lietuviams uz ju tautine dra-
So, kuri nugalejo komunistine
pabaisa.
BALTIMORES Lietuviai tu-
retu pasekti Philadelphijos Lie
tuvius ir vyti lauk is savo tau
tlnlo namo komunistinius ta-
rakonus, kurie ta hama bjau-
rial terSia.
Tiesa, Baltimores Lietuviu
Tautinio Namo Bendroves di-
rektoriai karta jau buvo isva-
le is tautinio namo komunisti-
nj bruda, taciau pc vienu metu
komunistams emus prasytis di-
rektoriu sirdys vel suminkste-
jo - jie vel leido komunisti-
MANS tarakonams Lietuviu sa-
len ireplioti, ir jie vel nesioja
savo komunistinius nuodus ir
nuodija visus padorius Lietu-
vius kurie ten susirenka.
CHICAGOS Lietuviu taip
vadinamu TautiskQ Kapiniu To-
tu savininkai irgi pradejo dis
kusuoti apvalyma Tautisku Ka-
piniu nuo kujo ir pjautuvo.
Butq daug logiskiau jeigu
TautiSku Kapiniu lotu savinin-
kai pirma patys apsivalytu nuo
tq komunistiniQ tarakonQ, oI
paskui pradetu valyti kapines
nuo kujo ir pjautuvo.
Kapines yra mirusiQju ANIL
nos ramybes vieta, bet ar Tau
tisku Kapiniu lotu savininkai
dave items ilsintiems tose ka-
pinese ramybe? Anaiptol ne!
Ten kas meta KapQ Papuo-
Simo Dienoje atsibuna didziau-
sios politines sorkes. Ia diena
tose kapinese socialistai If ko-
munistai nuo vienos estrados
rezdavo politines prakalbas If
neduodavo mirusiems ramybes.
Tu politiniu kermosiu val
sius TautiSkose Kapinese yra
atsiradimas ten Rusisko kupo
ir pjautuvo, kas dabar be val
disko teismo vargiai duosls
praSalinti.
DABAR uz ta neribotai su-
prasta laisve TautiSku Kapiniu
lotu savininkams gall branglal
kainuoti lekcija.
Dabar gal jau supras Tautls-
ku Kapiniu lotu savininkai kad
kapines kad ir Tautiskos turi
butt tik kapines ir kad jose ne
turf butt vietos ne tik Rusis-
kan kujui ir pjautuvui, bet If
socialistu bel komunistQ mitln-
gains.
Tegul ilsisi ramybeje tie ku-
rie ten yra palaidoti.
p. p. Jaras.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Ap 6fh %/
Know your Regular Army in Peace

vIcToRy has stilled the guns of wal
and stopped the terrible carnage of com-
bat. But it has not ended the task to
which this nation has dedicated itself
since December 7, 1871.
On the armies which conquered the
aggressors nov falls the solemn obligation
of securing their hard-won triumph. -. of
bringing order out of the chaos of war
torn countries 80. of carrying out the COM.
mitments entered into by our Government.
More than half a million young men
from every corner of the United States
already have joined the new peacetime
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02

The Army's research and exploration in
radar, electronics, aviation. communica-
tons, chemistry, medicine, sanitation, dis
ease control, mechanics, engineering and
countless other fields are all impor-
tant to you. For eventually you benefit
from their inventions, developments and
Improvements.
This is your Army -. an Army OF
which you can we'll be proud. Make a
point of making its acquaintance on Army
Day = April 6!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02

Regular Army to see this job through, and
to take advantage of the splendid new
enlistment privileges which make the
peacetime Regular Army n of the most
attractive careers open to them today.
On April 6, Army Day, you will have
an opportunity to meet your new Army
face to face at public exhibits and demon
STATIONS throughout the United States. By
visiting these displays, you will, perhaps
for the first time, appreciate the full scope
of the Army's activities. and the enormous
contributions they make to everyday
civilian life.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
Schumacher Estate Tax
Believed TO Run High


- -
RI. April y - 4Hl.et Inc
-,ttu.. ..|aftaclt 90 =ee# ".."c-
t.e .w. income. II.t..'-",-
and .-.. .#Ees paid saes -. ..r-
T..t ...# RIO. Of 'ha.sgar sec. ing
to we -'.a y reason 81. ee..l--.'-
o. we sMueNc' l.s..7 z.>' ...
u.t.t.a. #-tce =#57#dg+ "''V.
Attaches 7t me t.S4t#t 3t-''.
Hu' -.t u attorney -g5ss..
lice We're NtsN ao..F -.ea. '"e .'--
Ter N"-aay.
TrNI- ~lrAI. The ease h.s Il
-r4tre. interesting history About
t2g wears ago Mrs. y 94asta d
Sl-a....er. aou- time re-55cH: o.
New York. dlc9 i'm Maine leaving q
-la..'a estatc. some tine uc.ory
she had married D~. Rafna h.
e~--,.r. at Charlotte and lived there
Ions rrs..e1 ta establish legal resi-
ra-,a Ia North Carolina. The e0r,-
ME yr~.ra,ed. Mrs Sahn4cker re-
..rr,f 10 New York and was on a
,-s~,+ I'M Maine VnrY she dee. North
r~1~.r.~9 Tiled claim ta= the estate
.rv which was contested Hv New
York. ATTORNEY General Harry Me-
Nr.N30 aaG his staff. with able as
s.~.7nce II George Gordon Battle.
eminent 74r Heel LAWYER IN New
York CIV .na1'v obtained settle
mem. o9 basis Of Ngg.R Car.ltnl
taking 60 pen co of the tan. New
York state il per cen tax liability
10 he ffgsead Nv North Carolina law
The accented rTjfe i'm af1 such cases is
10 adopt schedules of he state hay
ING the hiohes. rate and This states
lew is hiener th3n New Works. The
"slbs+antiaf amol,nt" of fax money
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02
April Fool Fun Shares
Many People On Monday

victims are friends who have 4 hl&h
sens, Fl humor but those mCau III
lie boys love Il pick thu crouch 'r
ulsuIlicd person as the butt of then
L-Ll lnnltrN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-02

HoyGranc is Il new paraliiN
h~vdrocarbon that remains a hquId
tar below the freezing point and
solidifics at about 10 degrees below
zero Centigrade.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
|VFW Auxiliary Plans
Party for Veterans

All American Unit of the District
of Columbia Department, Veterans
of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, under
direction of Blanche Melton, hos
pital chairman, will give bingo
party for veterans at Mount Alto
Hospital at 730 o'clock Wednesday.
The same evening Marie Hargy,
ward chairman, has planned a visit
to ward G. In the future there will
be a bingo and ward visit the first
Wednesday of each month. The
next meeting will be October 4 at
Northeast Masonic Temple, with
Hazel Glass presiding.
Potomac Auxiliary met last Nom
day with the president, Mrs. Mabel
B. Jones, presiding. Miss Mary
Gillian was elected and installed
as conductress. Mrs. Doris Emmert
announced an evening of games will
be held November s at 1920 U street
Sc. The obligation was given to
Mrs. Loretta Sherwood and Mrs.
Charlett Wood.
Meetings this week are:
Wednesday-Naval Gun Factory
Unit, 2407 Minnesota avenue Sc;
Police and Fire Unit, 713 D street
NV.
Friday-Columbia Unit, 1919 K
street NV: All American Unit,
Northeast Masonic Temple; Govern
ment Printing Office Unit, 713 D
street NV.
Evening star., 1946-09-29
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

built, new motor and rear end private nc
Wakp Ssa1srs LA 'eS 9sASeE 4 GEaDisG ton dump com
pletely overhauled, tires and motor in
perfect condition; ceiling price, 81, $50
81 sale s ercs u ssI9 sils Call after o. 7e sayIe'
foRD 1893 4-cylinder 1s-ton l.wb
truck, with sI0-sal tank; fully equipped
Ing. Ing ses5. csil AT. spi 1881 " a. As 9ss ss"'
FORD l94l pickup; splendid condition
fhSne % G3,thersoars sy1 SsaW bWdv rct s9
inch wheel base: suitable for hauling brick
einder blocks etc, less than $500 miles
CARGO TRAILER ton. metal, coupler
best offer. Phone Ii SO49
CHEv. 1887 1a-ton panel, new tires. WA
TREADwELL AUTO TRUCK SALES
sS9i Piney nransh sH aaa d silver Tr.ds sDrns
terms invited; 1S4a ~ Dodge Army WEI Wsaponi ON
carrier: Army open,cab type, good condi
ton: S595, 1912 Dodge, ex-Army R. anc
black paint and tires. 1895 1912 Dods,
panel ex-Army, special type body, painted
dition, with 6-ply tires, S1.195 1914
Dodge. 6-pass. reconnaissance car, goot
conditio9n;; no top, S445 1888 Dods'
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by .Centra
a new ErouD of trucks Just received, so t,
eheose from; some new, all guaranteed;
studebaker, 2h tons, 6x6
Buses t2), 1912 GMC, "a tons, %
passenger.
Dumps-1942 Chevrolet, ~ tons: 1914
Dodge. ia tons; 1942 GMc. 2la tons.
Tractors-1942 White, model WA-126
air brakes, IL .00-20 tires
trailers. new-10-ton platform an
stake. AIR brakes. IL l.00-20 tires: unde
low ceiling
Command cars-1942 Dodge Acton.
.Pickups-1942 Dodge, A-ton. some witt
Winches.
Wreckers-1942 GMc. 2la tons.
Jeeps-l942 Ford; 1912 WHY'S
Vans-l942 GMG, 2h tons
Caterpillar tractor - Allis-Chalmers
IL tons.
Bodies-lO and 12 steel-cargo bodie.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy
Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday. s to 6
Sunday, 10 to 3. Oh. 1000.
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy
lRoute u or 29l. drive | "a miles
Evening star., 1946-09-29
FARMS WANTED.
PRIVATE PAKTY desires to lease a dair

PRIVATE PARTY desires to lease q dairy
farm tor ] or more years; must have
modern 80 to SO COW dairy barn and dairy
house for shipping to washington market
i''e 100 acres for ~V tractor cultivation f and and
plenty OF natural water and pasture;
'r or prefersbiy Sood tenant nous houses: I not I
over 80 miles from Washington and pref
erably on black top or paved road have
my own stock and equipment. Give partic-
ulars and directions in FIRST letter. Box
SMALL MD. FARM with modern bungalow
arden. fruit; near transportation. Call
IA. 046S 29s
RENT SMALL FARM up to 30 tillable
acres; livsble house; within 80 miles d. c.
RE. 4l42. Ext. 4236. weekdays, $500
or write Box 339-J, star 4.
TWO OR MORE ACRES, house or NOR.
rooms; not over 15 miles from Washing
ton t., ,, Or over $4,000. WI. 4810.
Is acres, with livable house, approx.
mstely 20 miles from D. c.. and on bus.
line. State price and full particulars
Box 407-J, Star.