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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
So To Bed

After a man finished his
supper in a local restaurant
last night he called the wait
ress to his booth.
I'll have some apple pie for
DESERT" he said.
The waitress brought him the
pie and left. Less than a minute
later she returned and said,
81 forgot to ask you. Would you
like some ice cream on that"
She stopped short. "Where Is
that pie I brought you?" she
asked incredulously.
"I've eaten it," the man an
swered.
"But it was just a minute
ago"
81 know it," the man interrupt
ed alphabetically. II must be
getting old. ! used 70 eat much
faster"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
SavageLolos
Capture U.s..
Pilot, Others
Pasadena Man, Thirty One
Chinese Passengers Held
In Remote Village
RATTLE FOR HOURS
Airliner Crashes In Hills ;
Escapees Use Wreck
age AS Fortress

~CHUNGKING, Oct. 6.-R,
The savage Lolo tribesmer
If China's wild west have
captured an American pilot
and 81 other persons from a
crashed Chinese airliner and
struck and routed an Ameri.
~can-manned rescue plane with
gunfire, reliable Chinese and
American sources reported
Sunday.
Taken after a hot battle in which
they used the ruins of their liner
as a fortress, the crash victims
have been held since Sept. 20. The
rescue plane, shot in the tail, was
driven off Friday.
The perilous and unavailable eff
forts to liberate the prisoners IN.
derscored the difficulties of a
search already under way in that
same wilderness for five American
Air forces crewmen believed to
have been prisoners of the Lolos
for more than two years.
The two rescue campaigns are
unrelated except as to general
locale. That for the long-term
American prisoners is being press
cd by the U. S. Army Graves
Registration service Southwest of
Sichang, while the Chinese govern
ment and the Chinese National
Aviation corporation are seeking
their missing party of 80 South OF
Sichang.
On Routine Flight
Plotted by Capt. Andrew Lung
botnaM OF Pasadena, Calf, the
CNAC plane disappeared on a
routine flight Sept. 20.
On Sept. % the Chinese COM
mandant at Sichang reported re-
ceipt of a vague message that the
plane had crashed in the Loio coun-
try about go miles south of SIGH
ang and that all persons aboard
escaped injury.
An expedition of Chinese soldiers
set out overland while a rescue
plane sought to locate the wreck
age.
Returning to Chungking from
several flights over that area near
the North Burma border, Capt.
See LOLOS on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
TROPICAL ST0RM
HEADS N0xTHWARD
Southern Florida Expected
To Feel Full Brunt OF
Winds This Morning

MIAMI, Fla, Oct. 6.-UR-A
tremendous and growing hurricane
carrying air blasts up to 100 miles
an hour whirled up toward Florida
from the lower Gulf of Mexico
Sunday night and the entire
southern shoreline of the resort
state battened down to ride out the
winds.
The hurricane had doubled in in
tensity within eight hours. It
posed such a threat to Florida's
long, open coast that the hurricane
service issued three special bull
letins during the day to warn YES
sells, residents and property owners
in it's path.
Hurricane signals fluttered up at
all weather stations across South
ern Florida and along the Florida
keys. Full brunt of the tropical
hurricane was expected to be felt
in that area Monday.
State highway patrol cars drove
See TROPICAL on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
COTTON SURPLUS
HEADACHE GOING
Present Outlook Indicates
Carryover By August
To Hit New Low

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6. - up -
The cototn surplus of the thirtiss,
with it's headaches for farmers and
government officials, will nave
disappeared by the time the 1947
crop is harvested, the Agriculture
department said Sunday.
The present outlook indicates
that carryover stocks of American
cotton next Aug. 1 will be the low
est since 1929, the report stated.
Supplies of all. kinds of cotton
in the United States for the 1886
At marketing season we're estimat-
ed at 16, 700, 900 bales assuming
imports of 200, 900 bales). The de-
partment said total disappearance
is expected to be slightly less than
the $4,000, 900 bales last season.
See COTTON On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
Deadlock NAV
Be Broken At
Next Session
Three Possibilities For Set
Elements Outlined By >
Government Men
OTHERS ARE FIRM
West Coast Operators Op-
pose Preferential Hiring
Clause In Contract

WASHINGTON, Oct. g.
(H-Negotiators canvassinA
a gloomy outlook for early
settlement of the shipping
strike Sunday pinned their
hopes chiefly on a separate
Atlantic Gulf agreement.
There appeared to be little
disposition to look for any
immediate break when the
governments concfliation talks are
resumed Monday afterr Don.
But some of the principals out
lined three possibilities for settle
ment which they thought might
materialize later in the week:
4. East and Gulf coast opera
tors, willing to grant the union
the preferential hiring and mem
be r S h i p maintenance provisions
which the Pacific coast representa-
tives oppose, may bring about a
separate settlement on the Allan
tic. The unions have insisted on a
national agreement. But a settle
ment in the East would result in
considerable pressure on West
coast operators for a similar CON
tract. Wages up to now have not
been regarded as the big obstacle.
2. West coast operators who
have been consulted by telephone
by the Maritime commission may
come to Washington and throw
their weight behind some PROPOSE
ton which would end the dead
lock. Some parties feel that this
might be brought about by direct
contact Of the Western operators
themselves, rather than their two
representatives here, with the
Eastern ship owners and the Mari
time commission.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
HT-RUN VICTIM
Dies IN HOSPITAL
lumberton M anStruc k
Near Home; Police
Seeking Driver
Special To The Star

LUMBERTON. Oct. 6 Jesse
thomas Penny, 46, of West Lumb.
sFton died at a local sanito-ium
sunday at 100 p. m. of injuries
sustained Saturday night when he
was struck by a hit-and-run driver.
he is the son of the late T. E. ano
Helen Tyner Penny.
According to D. W. Biggs, coro.
AeF' Penny was struck about 10:1s
?. m. as he was walking along
highway No. "a and 301 in Yves
tamberton about 300 yards from
MS residence. The two roads joir
'f a short distance near here.
The only witness to the acciden'
See VICTIM On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
ANNOUNCES
SPEAKERS BUREAU
Twenty Civic Leaders To
Aid In Community Chest
c campaign

The names of the twenty civic
leaders who will represent the Will
mington Community chest in pub
lie appearances on behalf of its
$1O6, 2O4 fall campaign were re-
leased yesterday by w. Elliott
O'Neal, chairman of the campaign
speakers bureau.
Individual members of the
speakers bureau are available to
explain the community chests
functions before civic clubs, pro-
f~essional groups, and the en-
See O'NEAL On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
Today and Tomorrow
Ry L T

advised in acting promptly to cor
rect the misunderstanding on that
crucial point.
But this also was only an oc-
casional speech, designed to reas-
sure, to supplement-, to correct,
and to amplify. 1t is not the state
ment of a policy. For in fact MIR.
Byrnes is still in the process OF
forming a policy. In this speech
he showed how far he is from dog
matte complacency, how true are
his intentions, how sincere his pur-
poses, how open is his mind to
argument, as he approaches the
See LIPPMANN On Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
Hull Improving

WASHINGTON, Oct. e.-RH
Cordell Hull, rs, former secretary
of state who suffered a stroke
last Monday, continued to improve
Sunday.
Although still seriously i'll at the
U. s.. Naval hospita, Hull spent a
restful ngiht and at 4 p. m. EST.
the hospital in a bulletin said his
condition has shown satisfactory
progress during the day."
Hull showed improvement Satur-
day after being in critical condi-
ton earlier in the week.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
"COPS AND ROBBERS"
Old American Game Still
Makes ZanyM ondayC Copy

A Baltimore brewery cashier
juggled $19, 900 from his employ
er's funds and then got caught be-
cause he turned in an honest &C
count -. by mistake.
He was no more redfaced,
though, than the Westerville, Ohio,
cops .. whose patrol a was
stolen or a husky Philadelphia
patrolman who arrested a guy who
bit him four times.
Some cad swiped Sheriff Bill
See AMERICAN on Page Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-P-our
private FBI (Foolish Burglars IN
ventory) is able to report Sunday
that the great American game
cops and robbers. is as slapstlck
as ever.
A Fort Lauderdale, Fla, sleuth
was persuaded by the gent he had
apprehended on a bad-check pass
ing charge to pause for lunch
on the prisoner. The officer later
discovered that his host had PAID
for their meal with bad
check,
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
MIR. RyRNEs SPEAKS AGAIN

MIX. b1 NM S %
In what he said to the American
Club in Paris, and in the way he
said it, Mr.. Byrnes let it be Know
that the Stuttgart address was a
speech on a particular occasion
and to a particular audience rathsr
than the considered statement OF
o,,r. whole German policy. On re-
Election it could not be otherwise.
It woul indeed have been ooa Il
the formal statement OF American
policy had been announced TO sne
German people before it was pre-
sented to our allies and partners
with whom we are about TO nego,
tate, Mr.. Byrnes has been wei
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07
FORECAST

wilmington and vicinity: Partly
,,o',dy with occasional showers today:
T,,ssday cloudy with showers; slightly
cooler, AAhAHGEO
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-10-07

See DEADLOCK On Page Two
Evening star., 1946-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ACCESSORIES for vour camera darkrnor

o5miTsS movie oass is5gsst selsstlon
meters dash auns esrryns slSssra cases
papers, Chemicals, photo books and 500
R2s PHoo co y Ggy fRa Pa sVe T1a NV BEEM app
Dsps e{ Jgstice,, RE a4$4 ~" WY
ADDRESSoGRAPH, model 300-C,. recon-
a1t5oned, ana \ perfect condition. Write Box
Air coMPREssoR, for small paint ,is spray
M PANT RAbo sR5s5 GoRF G9a $6 rR RoSE s4
4 aIR-coSDIITgoNED UNIT, console type; O "a
ARC R-coSDiTioNER Frigidaire. portable portal
esspaeitggis X, perfect condition. Price, $3.50
AIR -ooNDfTIoNER, Philco. York moo model,
Stlon be s ssrvlsed fef bors sode aelissay saa
aSe Roate 9id MsI SI inquiry to o. Box l7ae,A
AIR AIR coNDIfIoNER q MSESaa; e. h-hp Kelvinator;
console model; never been used Bargain
at $500, Call TIE. s166. $50 to $50 pm.
AIR CONDITIONER - Packaged 1-tone
chrysler Air-Temgs sealedin
tGT s2s agisS eoSnsII saES; Temple 1854;
ah a psies sss vas2T 9aR @9dss bs
IS Il T. Rass Bldg. " 1o6i M i5th ais St. N1oR 1'Wi
AIR CoNDITIoNER-one-t third horse
power. Pleasantier, window model; Sl25.
AT 6Q54 after 10 am. 21s
Brown belt, 40 L.; summer-faH tan suit,
y l.; officers T. w. blouse, 81 L. GE.
AMERICAN WALNUT DINING TABLE. 6
chairs, buffet; mahogany Governor VIM
throp secretary. excellent cond. AT. s251.
ANDIRoNS and screen, prewar brass
tops, $50. 10 golf clubs f5 steel shafts)
and bag, S35. Call GE. 1114. 21a
ANTIQUE Empire mahogany card table,
tilt leaf. perfect condition, S125. Ran
dolph S726. 2Os
ANTlQUE-Solid walnut old Dutch bed,
18th century: excellent condition; a rare
bargain: Sl25; ME. 2646 between Q am.
and B pm. only. --2l
Evening star., 1946-07-20
cATILE ard LIVE STOCK

STEERS Choice white-faced Hereford
yearlngs: beautifully marked, dehorneG
and uniform in size. SH. 2ll4, NE. 1881
TWO HORSES AND PONY; work or rice:
gentle; children can ride 1852 Branch
ave. Sc. Phone Spruce 0964-W 21@
HORSE, gray. 8 years old; will work any
where: is also good riding horse. For fur
ther information, call Bowie 34o5. ask for
MR. BEALL -2I
INDIAN PONY FOR sALE-ouiet, gentle:
can be handled by children: priced S125,
which includes saddle and bride. Phone
Falls Church 1614-R -2I
nne condition. co. 6so0. from ESQ
WORK MARE AND COLT FOR SALE.
reasonable. Phone West River 6o-F-,.,.
3 MIDGET PONIES, Shetland. Palomino,
mare, spotted; l flve-gated horse: saddle,
brides harness: everything for horse
basket pony cart, buggy; straw rides by
hour: truck or wagon. Rear 736 2tA
ONE soRRELL BLAzED-FACED, 5-gaited
riding horse, 8 years old, safe for woman
~ child. Phone, WA. 459S -21
STOCK CATTLE-For pastLring and
butchering. Nice lot Hereford cows with
calves from purebred herd. Hereford bull
PlERSON, Olney, Md. PHI Ashton 3s2S.
COWS, 3 Holsteins, fresh with LIST and
2nd calves, excellent dairy COWS: have
others to freShen soon. Phol Vienna
15-J-l. F, DAY. Vienna, Va -2l
Evening star., 1946-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caicu-
lators, office equip. all Kinds: TOP prices
paid. Ewes. and Sun, CO. 1926; week,
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caicula cu
INTrE1 f1SS EE0ught Yps1a sTd ra apd rented Re 1I7
Al ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and hric-a-brac in any
MR. aoueH GRApY Tan'eS IA a. aea6 Spee Please call
ANTIQUES, furniture, bric-a-brac. china,
raSi pces S'ssI~ass Dsd Can SnP5EnS
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
@oHng eerefp 81 ap 0 stoTase o1se "A 4 We d9
BEDROOM SUITES, olning room suites.
living room pieces rugs, gas ranges and
once will pay highest possible prices. No
mdssef todav Shs MR yRa 5ave to eS5o sci please call
Phone CO. 1923 Aa.:; @3i l.
aeoks sEThs s0la sooR Rd sfoRR s
until $, Sundays until s pm.
hfase5 5ps I4PS Pad; l. ROBBINS @ CAMERA SHOP
cAMERAs, ~ ali t. types, movie equipment.
al "a accessories cess bought at highest prices
Psp PNSfg of Justiss sSs re- E. aass ays NV opposite
SGAMERA-Leica camera, .Contax or other
35snnt1, 35zmm type. with or WITHOUT aseessories,
70 so 6 at RE. 2434, ONCE, -'' '''''
oAMERAs. a photo equipment. both amateur
snd,, and ,protsssi9nal; SI1saq Best prices. FORD
CAMERAS-Leicas, Contaxs, other foreign
sd,1; snd nr,an domestic cameras and photographic
m ann see us ASS for maS Ss bSSas
ssoMMERs' CAMERA EXCHANGE, SSfn ptiie i4io
cIoTHINGMHieh@sst hSi ei@ prices paid for men,
ME $7e7 mHN oDen ewes. 5. viii viii calf an st
s,r;osr GaoTHING-Men's ING Men and boys, Hishes,
1878: 1924 14th st. NV
CLOTHTNG-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. HARRY's, l13S 7th st. w
DI, 67e9. Open ewes. viii call
and discarded ieWersW W Cash ida naid ERNas MasfnsS
BqqRlks ING. 81 18th NV; Df. bf.N a!7s.
and wristwatches,. initial, brthstones, dia-
pawn tickets purchased hishest prices ices
paid NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. ~
ELEcTTRiHCt" Il" RANGE-rable top with deem
Fs Rs neE e0nt5sa 6hdosraph2 Mo 4tsS Nate
gRENNNER, ss3 Pa, ave. NV, RE. s434' Eis1
FILMS for still and movie, in large guam
sitaes sxs - only Ranted aasa BRENNER, saS Pa
FURNITURE and household effects of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
iaIl all. today; Mr.: GRADY. Ma s6ao. A's
nds 4 gnGd and home FURNISHINGS Of all
removal; MIR JERRY, TR. 1905. '''l'p'
better grade OF household furn;. once furn
Pa sRe Na hSssu Go
FURNITURE--Wil buy furniture, rent
@ fprn or unnfurn., La room apt, NV
Evening star., 1946-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANTS, with liquor; located in
propositions; their value is based on gross
sales and net profits. It is my earnest de-
sire 81 to receive full value when you buy
yyeestment, consult JOHN T. ,CHEPPAs. 900
buyer as well as the seller EX 451O. 2is
GENERAL ladies', mems and children's ap-
parel store for sale, suburb of Washing
reasonable; immediate possession; s4 500
business per month. Box 195-V, Star. 21s
Rh eash Wah LIST to with f u.s. We ffee nave
no obligation; no charge unless sold. Call
Ex; 2555; evening end Sunday 81. 1888
and 81; 3S6S- YOUNG & PASTOR. 1929
/ HAVE HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH to buy a
business: orefer to deal with owner; con-
WE CAN SELL YoUR BUSINESS quickly.
EState St 4 nern and Business Brokers. 81
ner, location; doing, 500 wkiy. business;
walk-in refg; and all nee. equipment: ap-
asss 4 in steak rsaT and sP S6 5Bos 5s5
'S cHAPMSN 1fSS 4 RRaRTS RiS sSeeS go gu
ns RSBLiG "A AecouNTANTs col Are Fstlr;
CT GPA ndVdna DIV PnTehaSe ses for cash o2 sege @
LARGE, MODERN GARAGE and filing
sCatioA oI bditLnore DlVd. lnc!udlng EQUIP
msnt Hnsr ot55g Esa6lshed he WI. pFotable buSnsss
Msiis. W. .,y With ARTHUR CARR REAL ESTATE
::PARkING LOT" busy Silver Spring. mso of
Georgia ave: in business district. J. c.
Howard SILVER sPo. BOWLING ALLEYS.
MOST BEAUTIFUL STORE in ne; super
mkt; all cash business; no delivery; beer
licIensss e. seq 6o equipment: doing from $500
BUSINESS FOR sALE@Act quickly is"i il you
business; excellent location; terms. caii
sRa "a @ syeH 4 Ii oSpi s}is: un' IES m nj BEsN aa2:
AVhfLABLE Ell the si, best onsman s.ai0 Business in
northern Virginia for an honest man liv-
ing in =, Lo2udoun, Fairfax, Arlington or
bile, who is dissatisfied over the permanency
or income from his present position. With
SIX DDT @ products supplementing our line
the. opportunity is unlimited. Will finance
and train man OF good reputation who
or R aoW beTa fsfs aar
you 'VR @ATRfRs r co Soaffs O. RE5ate E0x 5o7i r.
RooMiSG RSdfNe; House arranged into apts;
NJ, NJ Pleasant I 10 section; one apt. available.
RESTAURANT for sale at Colonial Beach.
Va, doing good business, reason for sell
ling going INTO other business. Phone
Colonial Beach 43-F-4. -
WOODWORKING PLANT for sale; special
izing in decorative items; wonderful opp
for right party. For appt., call EN- 5S0S
20.
BEER AND LIQUOR STORE, with lunchrm
snd dancing space: Just across the District
lire; priced around $1,000. COX a. CO.
Dl. 4254; ewes. Mrs. Hatnes, HI. 1851 j
GROCERY STORE, fine NV. location; ST.
500 to $1,000 weekly; self-service; broom
apt, included: owner must retire. POTO-
MAC REALTY CO., AID 1881. I'll g.
cation, doing $3.50 weekly; will sell busi-
ness and stock for under $4,000 Call
cox a. CO., DI. 4254. al
Evening star., 1946-07-20
PERSONAL (Cont. J

bREssMAKER-44o 3rd st. n.e;-.open
sHy every day nsi{c eHeept Sunday and Monday
hoR.NE reSsf Efan6rs CORSET 1''s sHop-summer clos
ing sale; reductions to 4Oqo. Brassieres,
foundations and girdles. VIII be. closed
entire month of August. 1921 14th NV
sHfP siIHa 6oVfERs and draperies profession
ally. tailored from your or ouI material;
PIANO TUNER-All repairs and rebuild
ing; reasonable: city or suburbs; quick
service. VICTOR GEORGE, AT. use
DUPLICATING-one-d service, PEER
LESS PHOTO SERVICE, 1910 Wilson blvvd.,
SLIP COVERS made from your own mate
rials; guaranteed workmanship. Ho 8462
CUsToM-BULT FURNITURE. steel spring
construction throughout; Lawson love seat,
hair filled, in muslin, SS5; Lawson sofa,
bsT @ ISd s in n mns mn5n sl39 s55 Tg chair chair
hair ;fiied, in muslin, S65, Select your
sorted a6ras 5FGm 0qF lRPmsfs UPa g
14th s, NV. III Nj Pleasant St. Nv. "
SO cents up: alterations and clothing re-
SPECIAL summer n Feas prices eSaE SEEDhE fHa
pRhssMskING IN AND N H'Tii Affiliations rhs H
located above Loew's Columbia Theater
Equipped for prompt service Dresses,
suits to order. Also restyling LEA ENGEL
formerly OF Fifth ave, N.Y., I110 F St
NV. Room 20. Telephone Executive 1903
JOSEPH sIvERsToNE, now with Donald
Motors. will pay the highest cash price
Tor your car, any make or model. Just
call and ask for Joe, ME. 3033 -2I
RESPONSIBLE PERSON will take excellent
care of your baby grand or spinet piano
Tor any length OF time. Box 373-V, Star.
22*
NURSE will give excellent care to elderly
couple in her home; tray service; doctors S
references. Du. 1882 81
NURSING HOME-EXcel. care by trained
nurse, doctors references; no alcoholic or
mental cases. DU. 1882 2ls
ExLNuRSE, middle-aged. now employed
IN Govt. wishes room and board in protes-
tant home; will sit with children or COM
panion to aged person several hours eve
nings to help defray expenses Call Ia
4443 between l and 9 pm. 2l~
home with loving care
for baby Is months old; good pay; prefer
vicinity Fairfax Village or Suitiand ANY
location convenient transportation consid-
cred; will furnish crib. DE. 1916. 21'
NAVAL OFFICER needs help teveningsl
with mathematics and physics problems;
also desire to board at instructors home.
Trinidad 1897, 4:30 to 10 pm 26'
TuTORING-Science and all mathematics.
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS for names Of boys
to be enrolled in boarding school. Repre-
sentative. Woodley 44gS. %"
Evening star., 1946-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED leon.

FuRhIIHRE, bnn an.srs inner;spring mattress. Ws
oay en- ea'iFs far hhsSgbsshold Prompt rsmoTal
FURNITURE~An kinds Of household goods.
china, cut glass. bric-a-brac; highest cash
paaioesss; aos pr prompt. courteous service. Cali RE.
GoLD-srlns your, old gold. snver piasins
KAHN HSNsfsteed INc 4'ewsiry yssl: pay cash
PRENEER' REisN s3s Pa. ave; NV. RE @4Sf.
Bend class. screw-cutting :S also Small 9pSh beis
LEIcA, 4 coMTax, RoLLEIFLEx, or ether
E 50 FeR ef aSs CAMERAS ERA re Eaassd 8asf BR
NEE, MTEp9sSdspS 9s3 Pa ave a nv RE g 243a; 3;, 90,
MOVIE CAMERAS and and projectors wanted.
6EpFashr6Sep pf p1cTRR sTf Eff FRAMES M $4Sa sad
clocks bought for cash. EN-. 4206 and
PHoToGkAPHIc CAMERAS and access
SoTies s ri w wanted 5saa BRENNER' saa Pa. ave.
rAsa HDFsa Of P0sPy s9sS small grand for
PIANo-We are looking for spinet, apart
mept n upright, or grand piano; will pay tbs
PTANos WaNTED-dTanas. '; spinets. any
make or condition; also good uprights.
PfANos3phoonef Mr.. WILLIAMS at Stein
way dealer, D1. s464. if you have splnet,
ma Yna T pnTifht Of ssaHd tg sell any
fTANos, grand. upright spinet or apt.
sas6 siz5, any NJ s,zs sSaa any condition; will pay
PROJECTORS for movie or color slides
ganted., BRENNER, 933 Pa. ave. NV,
REFRiGERAToRs. washers, electric appu-
ances. any condition best prices. 1913
SCALES (2j,, table model. platform dial:
OPS 0 Fps: to Is lbs Triner postal or laundry
SEWING MACHINFs--We buy ali types:
repair hemstltchi' g. buttons covered,
SOUND PROTECTOR wanted. BRENNER.
533 Pa ave; NV, RE. 2434:
TAXI METERS wanted, all makes and
models highest prices paid 5000 Phila-
delphia ave. Wolfe l02s9 Baltimore Md
TENoNER MACHINE, single-end bottom
cope, with or without motor. SH. 1886
WASHING MACHINES, any size. any make;
also washers for parts AT. 1887. -23
AN INTERESTED IN puylng cups ana sau-
GERS. any size, old 1ewelry. silver, china,
prlc-a -brac old glass DORA MILESTONE,
ME 6n19. After call WA 1850
WE WILL BUY your dyed muskrat fur coat
Apply DISTRICT FUR CO., 602 St NV,
VETERANS WIFE, with 2 small children.
wishes to buy standard washing machine;
goood condition, reasonable price. Gil.
WANTED-sHINGLEs, . or bundles
wooden. Call DU. 6670. 81.
Evening star., 1946-07-20
AVIATION.

AERONCA--Announcing the new I94S
Champion tandem trainer and Chief side
sf SKY fa9PaEf2Ha sUPPLY ne fE ef iss5
FIRESToNE aircraft accessories, tires.
tubes, spark plugs. dopes: thinners, CLEAN
sun glasses, gogsies, aviation caps, zippo
lighters, aeronautical charts, CAA man
Fitid FHiS xisl our st0GkE99g a Bess2n
PITCAIRN s-PLAcE-Best cash oner.
LEEsBURG AIRPORT. VA. Leesburg a4,85.
sT5AEMAs sseB = RT.s Ec9sss7 My
AERoNcA TANDEM, clean and, a barssin
for quick sale; SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT,
fok ftSHahsail sahEsearman ssS pT17; excellent It
condition; reasonable price. Call DE.
ss5s6s BY .sE94:d asss.S cabin s.sa sssha s4
@ thTo2zhout @ 5000 S CASH new Fsifs iG' char5R fSTaS
PoRTERFIEID $3.50: 65o-hr. total on
nual lnspeetion completed, $1,000. Phone
1916 n FUNK ''s5;; cont. demonstrator;
fully equipped: 40 hrs. total; discount.
AL ROGERS 27o1 14th st. NV co, 1890.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on 1e4e Taylor
craft. Free fight instruction to pur-
SaisfF Gf asiaf SALES sa 5aff Hydi B95is Fed
FOR SALE TAYLoRcRAFT. Bc-1o, i94l,
de luxe, red and black, 900 total hry
100 hrs. on engine since factory jor.
recertifcated. Always privately owned
Hangared at Congressional Airport. Dr.
R. K. THOMPSON, 1885 Eye ST. NV
Wash. D. c.. phone RE 1900 or inquire at
Congress ssional Airport -26
1916 FUNK NC 8II0O, like new, blue with
cream trim; bought for trip to Miami, made
it in 10i2 hrs; Lycoming rs hip, total
time, 40 hrs; cruises 105 m phi; dual
wheel control. standard Instruments: 4l2-
hr; cruising range; wheel pants navigation
lights, comfortable seats; 40 lbs. baggaFe,
snin-proof. lands at - m.ph; test pilots
say it's the safest plane in the air: owners
ona aTeer aTe pn Pan 500 BYRON RS INc M
call Mr.. Ray, OIL. SSSS, Congressional Aig-
port. -22
condition. Call Falls Church 2024-J. -9l