davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
Don Clay ais
Qus0rud 0es Der
trauens be5eidpnet
CAB aueb neutrality-suspicious. mitN iRrcn al1itorbci,
tern SIC rerIidcrMno, OOs 1lokrmnosnsitcI pre-,
oromunGfsie 1T DcutIAlGnN c~intrciicm iUiirOcm unN
feine %1tirsuno Scr 1srctration ~ beiiirhtet lei

Stltttgort.- omerifaniideMi-
.it1rrcgierltng IN GeutidlIano iibCr-
uies Dem oelitl6en 21noerrat ollie
G,rnnltungsaitigoben, otsgenom-
men gntifeiOungen politiihen Gba-
Ger Gelti6e 9dnoerrot lit cine
@erIpoItungSitelle, sic pon Der unte-
rifouiihen MilitGrregierung fiir Die
amrrifoniife geiotungs5one in SiiO-
ans @eitoeutidlonO 9eidoiien witr-
DC. @r lett lid) ans Den Oeutifen Nfi.
niIterprGiioenten Der 91nOer 8aperlt,
@roB 6eiien mo @iirttemberg!8a-
Den %5uiamanen.
Ter 21n0errat mar in Stuttgart
81 elmer Sibung 3uionmeueetreten
All Der OILS Gertreter Der omerifani-
Iden Militdrregierung @enerolleut
nart 9uci1iS 9. @lnD teilnnbm. Sian
lit iteiloertWtenOer MtlitdrgouUer-
neltr fiir Die omerifoniide Beiat-
5~ungs5one.
@eneralleutnant GlaD neriiferte
Sen oeutjten Observation-Disclosures
un9 ibren Misarbeiterit bob Nab.
r%lngSfnittel pro8romlnegemdB in
EeutiflnnO ~eintreffcn. Cine neae
SerobIeBung ser 2ebensntitteIratio-
men fir Die oeutide 3iDiLbenoIferung
in Der onerifaniiden 8eIabungS5one
oo9er nibt notpenoig iein.
(@eItern tpur0e ans 5ronfiurt a.
90. gemeloet, 0nB aus gelpiIlen &rei.
Ien 5lpar Mathematician, in @rfob-
rung gebrobt percen fonnte, OoB Ell
ne neue 0roitiihe 9erobIeBung Der
&ationen fiir oie oeutIde 8euoIfe-
rung in Der nmerifaniifen Gone litls
permeio6ar lei. 9lls llrloden Der nelt-
en- Nabrungsmittelfriie wuroen &c.
haunt: sic @etreiGelieferungen aus
oen Hereinafter Stoaten blieben gang
erbeblid, binter Sen oeriprodenen
Mfengen 3uriid: Die iiio- mo melt
8onern entjogen Dem
Marft bis 40 Bro0ent Der ob5ltIie-
fernoen @etreioemqngen oltrdl Snm-
Sn ser Stuttgorter Situng Ger
oeutlhen Minilterpr1iioenten erfl6r.
te @enerolleut1ant GLap. sic lleber-
meilung ser observation-disclosures
an ben oeutIden 2Gnoerrat lei Elm
), geneis uno Nusorltd oes Bertrall.
ens."
or erlduterre anihlieBeno fur5 oen
Sim oieier Aufgoben5tteilltng: oSit
3ufunft meroen ole 8eidliiIie uno
@ntihei0igungen oeS oeutihen 9dr-
oerrates nidt mebr ser 3uItimmung
omerifanii6en MilitGrregierung
beoiirien. ausgenommen iin0 Ie6ig.
lid 6ragen b0berer 8eiosllngspolitif
llno Angelegenbeiten, Die cine gnt-
l6eiOung Der bier 8eiobungsmdhte
erbeiihen."
Berlin. - u9ie llmer3iebu1g Ser
idulpflihtigen Sugeno
BAT bisber in ibrem 9enfen 0ie pole
in oo3 MiBlingen Ser
national. 8emegung, ieood nod
nift @erltanonis fiir fiir @loltbe an
Die Gemofratie geidaffen" Tolgert
Elm 9eridt ser amerifaniideu Office
Of S%niormation Control.
8ieier amtsitelle Ser amerifani.
i6en Militdrregierung oblieet Ii. a..
non Belt 81 Belt Our6 3unofragen.
Stidprohcu ulO aloere gefe6(smit.
tel feit5uitellen, i'll meldJer &idtung
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

lid 6eiGrGnfcn, 10 BOB uiele 6orO
9iefernnten ibren 2%ieierungsuer-
paidtpngen ni6t %nad)fontmen f0n-
men. Gtrno t06 1000 Arbeiter merOen
noll 0iejer MoBnahme ~betroifen.
@leid5eitig eiridtete oas @ipilion
9ro0uction Decentralization iii 8aib-
inQton Elm Sonoeromt, I'm Den BIZ
Ianlmen6ruh lebenspi9tiger lltilitd-
ten m1breno oeS aoblenitreifs 5l
Uerbitten.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10
England bolt iitk
Is NcMtIdbe ScrIdcr

9onoon. - 1iinfun68ipan5ig oeut-
ife @iiienidoitler melfe feline No-
ais" moren, tperoen bnlo noh eng
ldno gebraft meroen, nm 6ei oer@nt-
midlling 6es nero6pnamilhen Niid-
itoB Mntriebs III belfen. mie ons Bro
: Miniiterium beute befannt
aiht.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

SIN 2auofreis 5an9epbanien MIR
Sen - S%ltgenobeinfe ein9erid)tet, IN
0enen 3ltgens nnO 9idoels S6uh
ipic(em SpraAen lernen ull0 6alteln
f0nnen.
Ger Magiitrat Ser 9ut6erltaOt Sis
.lebcl nerlie6 Dem fafamHniitilden
Observation-Disclosures Bied Oas ebren-
biirderred)t ser Sta0t.
Washington Journal., 1946-05-10

reits I'M Bette beiano, als 5reitag
nad)t eille 6r%eunoin. Sia Sc @ardi,
lie einluo, an Ser gootsfa6rt teil5u-
nebmen.
Gas Boot mur0e led m1bren0 Ser
6obrt nno ianf an elmer tiefen Stel.
lie oes Como Sees . Slider retteten
ten 5pei 9eilnebmer, n6er elm britt
lder Sauptmann mo elm Soloat
uer0en uermiBt.
Bruno Muiiolini elm 6Iieser,
tunroe 1p41 gef0let, oIs er einen
ileien Bomber einfIog.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08
Mix This Couch
Syrup at Home.
Quick Relief
Easflv Mixed. Needs No Cooking.

Easily Mixed. Needs No Cooking.
Here's an old home mixture your
parents probably used. But, once
tried, you'll always use it, because it
gives such quick, pleasing relief for
coughs due to colds.
And it's so easily mixed. Make q
syrup by stirring 2 cups Of granu-
lated sugar and one cup Of water q
few moments, until dissolved. No
cooking is needed. Or you can use
corn syrup or liquid honey, if desired.
Now put ~ ounces Of Pinex lob
tanned from any druggist) into pint
bottle, and fill up with your syrup.
This makes a full pint Of truly splen-
did cough medicine, and gives you
about four times as much for your
money. It keeps perfectly, tastes
fine, and lasts long time.
You can feel this simple home mix
ture take right hold Of a cough. II
loosens the phlegm. soothes irritation.
and helps clear the air passages
Eases the soreness, makes breathing
easier, and let's you get restful sleep.
Pinex is a special compound OF
proven ingredients, in concentrated
form, well known for its quick action
on throat and bronchial irritations.
Money refunded II it doesn't please
you in every way.-Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08
Williams IWNU sFHTCRtszS

the brook. j. Did you think 10 fetch
that letter."
It was in her hand. "Here II a"
she said.
Tope unfolded the single sheet, he
looked at the letterhead, then read
the scrawled words.
Dear Carl
How about some fishing this
week? Trout ought to take hold.
Shall we try the pondf I'll be
home sometime Wednesday aft
ernoon. Come about half-past
four. That viii let US catch the
evening rise. You'd better plan
to stay the night In case we
keep at II till dark. No need Of
answering this, because IL
you're not there by four-thirty,
IN 60 ahead alone.
Here's luckl
Leddy
The old man asked: "Carl is Mr..
Eberly's manner"
eyes"
'Ledforge wrote this, Ell? That
the way he signs himself"
YES She watched him almost
fearfully.
And he returned the letter to her,
touched her hand. ''Now, don't you
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08
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limb 800 Z@5'

Charred waffle irons may be
cleaned by placing between the
grids a cloth wet with household
ammonia and wrung nearly dry,
and allowing it to stand for sew
eral hours. Remove the cloth, clean
grids with a stiff brush and air for
some time. Recondition the grids
with oil, as you did when the iron
was new.
To remove SCOT from a rug with
out spotting, cover thickly with dry
salt before attempting to sweep
and there will be no resulting stain.
As you iron clothes, stack them
according to the drawer or room
in which they belong and set aside
clothes that need mending.
Here's a clever trick for lining
the sleeves of your child's play
coat. Cut the foot off an old cotton
stocking, insert the part that's left
into the sleeve, and whipstitch it
in place at the wrist and shoulder.
You'll be surprised how much
warmth and comfort it gives.
Washing rubber Oversh0es and
galoshes in warm water in the
washing machine cleans both the
outside and the inside. This proves
quite a protection to shoes.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08

A S SWEET as can be is this ex-
"A quisite little two-piece dress
for a tot of three to eight. Seal
lops make a pretty trim on the
dainty jacket = the skirt is at
tached to bodice for comfort and
ease. Make it in taffeta, for best, in
gay cottons for school wear.
Pattern No. 1440 is for sizes 8, 4, S. 6,
Z and years. Size 4. dress. 2is yards
Of IS or 39-inch; bodice. 70 yard: "
yard for collar.
Due to unusually large demands and
current conditions, slightly more time Is
required in filling orders for few Of the
most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to: re1
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08

ESPECIALLY created for the
~ larger figure is this fattering
side button dress. Princess lines
are figure-molding and graceful,
and tend to make you look tall and
slim. Shoulder shirring gives a
soft feminine touch. A frock to
wear everywhere.
Pattern No. 1851 comes in sizes SO,
SO, 40, AZ. A, as. 48, so and SO. Size SO.
short sleeves. 4ss yards of IS or 39-inch
material.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08

-
worry" he urged again. ''Mr. Eber-
ly's all right" And he asked: earl
Priddy has disappeared. has he?"
Bee answered him in some sur
prise: "Why, yes. How did you
know? Mrs. Priddy wanted him to
come and peel potatoes for supper,
but he's gone! Just simply van
ished into thin air!"
Tope nodded, chuckling: "Earl's
out spreading the news" he assured
her. II guess the excitement is due
to start" he predicted. Country
folks have tongues like a lot Of DOM
inoes. You set one Of them wag-
ging. and you wag them ALL"
''I'n 60 after him." Bee prom
Used. "Find him, make him be
still" She hurried away.
Tope sat down on the edge Of the
bed. "I'm getting DID," he con-
fessed. Going to catch a nap be-
fore supper-time.
He lay down, and Mrs. Tope COW
cred him over and made him COM
Portable.
AS Tope had guessed, Earl Priddy
was busy. When Joe had asked for
Inspector Tope, Earl was startled
into curiosity that would no long
er be denied. An hour later, after
various investigations which includ-
ed a secret survey Of Amasa's
farmhouse, he came almost at run
to the store in Madderson village.
He went directly to the telephone
and called the District Attorneys
Office in North Madderson and
asked for Joe Dane. OF Cumber-
land himself, Earl stood in some
awe; but not Of Joe Dane.
Joe was not therel
well, you tell him Earl Priddy's
got some news for him." Earl said
vehemently. Something mighty
important about this case out here.
He'll know what I mean. You tell
him to see me, quick's he cant"
And only then did he turn to re-
cite his tale to the audience that
while he phoned had been quick to
gather close behind him.
While Earl thus brought the news
to Madderson village that there was
dead man in the small back room
at Anasa Dewain's, Inspector Tope
was still asleep, Mrs. Tope on guard
beside him. He did not stir till the
supper-bell reused him; and little
later he and Mrs. Tope came down
to the Mill. Bee met them apollo
getically.
81 don't know whether we'll get
much supper, or whether It will be
fit to eat" she explained. earl
didn't get back till little while ago,
and Mrs. Priddy had to peel her
own potatoes. She may take it out
ON usl'
Tope guessed: "Priddy probably
went to spread the news"
When Bee returned from the
kitchen. her eyes were troubled.
'.Mrs. Priddy says Earl knows all
about It," she confessed. HE saw
the dead man up at Uncle Alnasa's
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08
''ss llMPR OWED
UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
CUNDAy1
OCHOOL Lesson
BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D.
OF The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for February 10

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc.
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1946-02-08

Observation-Disclosures
Invest in Your Country
Buy u. S. Savings Bonds!
Observation-Disclosures
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A PEOPLE DISCIPLINED
Temperance Lesson

LESSON TEXT: Numbers l4:1l-24.
MEMORY SELECTION: For whom the
Lord ioveth he correcteth; even as a father
the son In whom he acknowledgements
3:12.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
U.S.Building
BigAirForce
In Europe
1000 Men Will Be
In Organizations;
B-29's To Be Used

Berlin. April l9,-CAP)-A new
y. &. air force of 1000 Ecn is being
built up virtually from scratch IN
Europe under orOcrs. which we'll
qualified sources say, came directly
from General Carl Spaatz, comman-
der in chief OF the USAAF.
B-29 Superforuesses, appearing
for the first time in Europe, VIII
serve as the basis of the new force
which is expected to be IN full OPP
Grafton order before the end Of the
summer. Two hundred Superfort-
rcsses already have been shipped to
the United Kingdom and 300 more
are on the way or on order Fouf
fields for them are beng built III
France and two more in Germany
are completed.
A-26 attack oumOcrs and P-o1
fighters, the new super-speedy Jet
craft developed toward the end oi
the war, will also play an important
part in the force.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Iran Denies


Teheran. April l9.-(AP)-Prince
Nozaflar Firouz, minister Of state
md director Of propaganda, cate
,orically denied today that the re-
ent suppression Of two dispatches
y the London Times correspondent
constituted an Iranian censorship.
He denied that ANY censorship
whatsoever has been imposed.'
Can official u. S. State Depart
nent announcement Wednesday said:
("Ihe America embassy in Tehe-
an has informed the Department OF
State and foreign correspondents in
ran have been notified officially by
ne Iranian ministry of posts and
elegraphs that it hence1orth will
exercise censorship of dispatches
lied by foreign correspondents
.here.')
Firouz said the ministry Of posts
md ~telegraphs refused to transmit
he kilograms to the London Times
- accordance with the provisions
If article % of the international
posts and Geographic convention tc
which both British and Persia Iran)
are ~Signatories.
He said the kilograms "containeC
contents against the throne and 9th
II fantastic stories and rumors, the
rirculatin of which in this coun-
try is contrary to law and can a
any time be followed up by public
prosecution
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Rail Strike
Threat Still
Is In Citing
Walkout Depends
Upon Acceptance
Of Board Findings

Washington, April l9-t.ND
The threat of a naiinn-Nidc
railroad strike hinges today on
iin.iDg boards wage boost rec
ommendatiGn fer mfrc han
20c.9CO locomotive engineers and
trainmen.
The government beard sug-
gested a l6 cent, hourly boost,
with certain changes in working
conditions, but the findings can
be either accepted or turned
down by the carriers or the two
unions involved.
The BrotherhoOdS of Locomotive
Engineers and 1rainmen had post
poncd a scheduled March II strike
pending the boards study. Under
the Railroad Labor Act. the strike
now is barred until May 10. Mos.
sl,h fact finding reports in pas
disputes .have led TO settlements
without strikes.
The two u.ions called a meeting
next Wednesday at Cleveland to de-
termine their stand. AlVanley John
son. head of the engineers, told re-
porterS at Cleveland the board:
recommendations were mot as muci
as We asked for" A. +. Whitney
trainmen's president, declined com.
mo- t.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
CHURCH GROUP TO
STUDY

Miss Ethelene Sampley, director OF
religious education at Centenary
Methodist church, Winston-Salem,
and chairman of the North Carolina
Council of Churches committee on
visual religious education announc-
ed today the completion OF plans for
the most complete visual religious
exhibit yet held in North Carolina.
This exhibit and thrcc-day lemon
stration Of the latest visual mate
rails and equipment for church use
will be a part of the statewide con-
vocation of churches opening at the
FIRST Methodist church here Tues
day morning, April %. DR.. +. l.. Hull
man. president of the North Caro-
lima Council of Churches, Will be one
of the principal speakers On the
opening day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Ukranian Bands Terrorizing
Peasants In Southeast Poland

and security corps men.
The bands sweeping across the
frontier, usually about midnight, are
believed t. be acting in retaliation
for their transfer from Poland to
thhe Russian zone under a POLISH
Soviet agreement. These UkranianS
have insisted upon their right to
lema, on Polish soil and also have
demanded that the Ukraine be made
an independent state. Many of the
Poles attacked are living in homes
once occupied by Ukranians,
The destruction of a dozen villages
along the San is also a. almost
nightly occurrence. The terror has
struck 50 deeply that the peasants
no longer undrcss when they &C
to bed. The villages have impro-
NiSed alarm systems.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
DIR. Walter Dandy,
Famous Surgeon,
Dies In Baltimore

Baltimore, April 19.-(AP)-Dr.
Walter +, Dandy, Internationally
known brain surgeon, died this
morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital
where he had performed his greatest
work. He was &c.
DR.. Dandy's brain work aatound-
cd the world OF medicine and
brought HIM international nonors, In
1913. he announced the discovery
and development of a method of To-
eating and operating on BRAN tu-
mors and other intraCranlal LESSONS.
This method. fellow surgeons SaIu,
reduced that difficult operation, to
almost an exact science. BY l94u, III,
Dandy's fame was such that when
Leon Trotsy lay dying in Mexico
City. OF an assassin's hammer blows,
the Hopkins surgeon was flown 10
Mexico in a chartered plane IN a
desperate attempt to save Irotsky.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Nv 4 ALIEN.

Warsaw, April l9.-(AP)--Stfc'2 3
ly armed bands of Ukranlan ma
tionalists are terrorizins southeast
ern Poland, crossing the demarEatIon
line from the Russian side OF the
frontier and burning villages, car
rving off livestock and leaving thou-
s.. DIS of Polish peasants homeless.
Bands whose strength sometimes
numbers upwards OF 1000 men are
estimated TO have burned 700 VII
ages within the last few months
sa king peasants homes n thel
tlinging torches onto the straw
th"'"hed roofs.
The wave of terror, extending
southeast of RzesZoW along the st
San river, is being fought by sew
eral divisions of Polish milItlamen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Hold TIVE Buildings.

Government dispatches Fl ON
Chinhsein pictured the cltnumbercd
isolated national garrison as holding
only two building in artillery bat
tered Changchun yesterday, and I'M
able to hold out longer than morh-
ing today.
There has been no reported radio
contact with Changchun since yes
terdGy.
News of the Americans-fiVe COR
respondents and two military per
sCnncl-haVc been lacking since the
L. S. State Department reported
them safe and sound up to We'd
nesday. The fighting began on Sun
day.
The battle spread a fiery back
ground for General MarshalIS re
neWud efforts to brlns peace amt
unity to China. As he began a ScIlc.
of truce conferences IN ChungkIng,
news from the north told OF q bar
rage of i~ncendiary and high eX-
ploSivc shells blasting, n by one.
the few remaining strong points OF
ChangChun'S defenders.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
SCHWFLENBACH PLANS
NEW COAL FARLEY.

Washington, April 10. (AP)-
Secretary of Labor SchWellenbacI
said today ne would talk with JohE
l.. Lewis and the soft coal opera
tors separately again neN week If
an effort to end d strike of 400, 000
miners.
Schwellenbach told White Hous,
reporters that he wanted to talk
with Lewis, president OF the United
Nine Workers and his group in one
~ ference, and hold another con-
.erence with the operators Monday
or Tuesday.
The operators announced yester-
day they were going TO their home
cities after waiting eight days for
/ resumption Of the contract ncGo-
.iations.
Soft coal management represen-
JatiVes left Washington, telling the
.abor secretary that they would re-
urn Immediately on his call that il
gould be "possible to negotiate d
rontract.' AS the strike entered its
9th day, additional workers in rc-
PRODUCTION slumped in steel mills
md automobile plants.
One Of tho bright spots on the Ia
front was the settlement OF the
To-day strike Of $500 Go copper
miners at Butte, Mont. who APP
proved A cH'tract calling for an
hourly wage hike OF Is ~ cents and
ctroaCtlVe pay of 9 IA cents an
,our from last October |.
The same terms were agreed upon
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
RUSSIA WILL GET
COAL FROM POLAND

Warsaw, April l8.-CDelayed)-
(AP)-Foreign trade experts say
Soviet Rrssia probably will get viz
tuallv all of Pcland's coal exports
fc1 the next year. Under d new
commercial agreement signed re-
Gently in Moscow, Russia and Poland
have agreed to exchanges equivalent
to Sl96. 600 600 from April |. 1916
TO April |. l917. I'D coal is the pvin-
nle product which Poland at present
is able to export.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Pilgrims Flock
Into Jerusalem

Jerusalem. April l9.-(AP)-Nast
throngs Of pilgrims. some carrying
crosses, walked along the Via Do
lorosa from, Pilates Palace TO M';
Calvary today as the Holy Land helo
Good Friday services commemorate
ing the last hours and crutlllNlon
of Christ.
Despite tension caused by a para
lying strike of $4,000 civil workers
and the prolonged conflict between
Jews and Arabs, n of the largest
crowds in recn years presseo
through the dingy, robblestonec
streets of Jerusalem's old city.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
Arthur Chevrolet,
Pioneer Maker Of
Autos, Kills Self

SIidell. La, April l {AP'-Ar-
thur Chevrolet, &c of the founders
Of the Chevrolet Motor Co. commit
ed suicide by hanoing himself in
his home late last nieht. acting cor
oner H. f. GautreaUN of. ST. Tam
many parish reported today.
The automotiVe pioneer. who haC
Been desoondent, was a native Of
Switzerland.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
(UINGKING EXPECTS
HEAVY CAST Allies

Chungking, April 10. - (AP)-
China's Government expected word
momentarily today of the fall Of
Changchun-With heavy casualties
before an overwhelming Chinese
Communist attack. Seven Americans
were in Changchun but no reports
have been received concerning their
safety.
one official Central News Agency
dispatch from Mukden asserted -
without confirmation-that four OF
five medium tanks driven and Gun
ned by "offIcers Of d certain coun-
try led the attack IN the Manchur-
ian capital. 1t is obvious the dis
patch added, that these tanks were
furnished by that certain cOuntry.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-04-19
WEATHER
FOR NORTH

Fair this afternoon, tonight
and SATURDAY.. Little tempera-
ture change except slightly
warmer in the west portion to-
night ptd in the south and
west portions this afternoon.
Sunday, partly cloudy anu mild.
Evening star., 1946-02-17
AVIATION.

PIPER IA COUPE, Continental 65 recent
top overhaul. excellent condition never
cracked; equipped for night contact flying.
Cabin heater and ball bank. Owner buying
larger ship. Priced for quick sale. Call
Co-oPERATIvE FLYING-companiona
memberships open in one of Washington's
oldest, financially soundest clubs. For
demonstration flight carrying two pass.
any reasonable distance, call TIE. 51Se.
AIRPLANE FOR SALE-Aeronco Chief, late
tion. Low hours: color, red and blue; radio
and heater Sacrifice, S1,S45. BERT
HEILMUELLER, Municipal Airport, Ba!ti-
FAIRCHiLD. FAIR Iii Mu GAG. good condition; may
Phone KIT CARSON, Hagerstown 3236.
PIPER. J-3 65-h.p., Continental motor;
| total, IA hours; privately owned; reason
able. Call RE 2s9s Monday
| AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERS, 40 years
combined experience with major aircraft
companies. will do consulting work in spare
| time. Call AL. 1909 after pm, or ad-
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standing light planes call Commonwealth
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