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Evening star., 1946-12-01
MoToRcYcLEs.

INDIAN CHIEF 1915, Al condition.. ex-
eellent tires. bsttery and magneto. shock
absorbers, Buddy seat. crash bars. spot
light: a buy at S495: terms. s38 Bladens-
HARLEY HARLEY 1913 si "74''. with commercial box.
new tres. good condition. Call Gil. S!l9
HsRLFY sI DAVIDSON model As, 1912; sood
condition WI. 1907 4632 Harlins lane,
sERVf.CYCLE, lust the machine for one
who lives out edge OF town; 100 miles to
gallon; extra good shape. CAMPBELL NOR
RELL BROWN. l242 Ith st NV, DC.
plane-type tires, 2-speed transmission;
beautiful condition and new paint; with
acct ssories, 500 ov, ll6n.
FKANCES-BAftNETT MERiINS,. 125 &C g.
speed transmission, lightweight motor
cycles, ready for immediate delivery; A. j.
s.. Ariel, Triumph. Matchless and Norton
$50 &C and 500 &C motorcycles: some mod
els in stock; one used 1916 Matchless. l.
500 miles. 5000 BRITISH MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 2014 NJ st. n W. RE. 5013. Ia
MOTORCYCLE, 1870 Indian "A; excellent
condition. Just completely orerhauled. Call
NO. Gt52 after - am.
INDIAN 1912 Chief; excellent condition;
buddy seat, saddle bags, crash bars. EN-.
11a5. 31l4 Legation st. NV.
INDIAN 1877 45 Gu. in; completely over
hauled and painted, perfect conditions;
must sell for s325. or best offer. RA.
SCOOTER TRUCK. cushman 1916; like
new; sacrifice. Phone Ii. 1850
Evening star., 1946-12-01
oEEIcEs WANTED.

WANTED, about 5000 50. 1T. of .fioor
space on one floor. first or second, IN
central lst commercial zone. to be con-
verted into dance hall. Box l40-
EExPSERIIENCED ESsRsIIENCED LAWYER desires room in
suite with joint use OF reception room and
secretary. Ma. 4519. -3
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION must have
1000 to 1900 SO. It. in downtown area
modern Office building for executive omcesi
long lease desired Send your space list
ing. Box 1l6-4, Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland
Virginia or D. C. property THE AMER1-.
HOME LOANs-Low monthly payments,
including principal interest and taxes.
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC. $40 18th st. NV. D1, 2350.
Ist AND End TRUST LOANs--Prompt
cali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. SIT
9th st NV RE. $3.50
Ist AND End TRUST LOANS on real reg
FHNDs FhSi A ayhaILABLE /. for for faIl hrst,srust
loans ond-trust notes also bought. e. A.
GARVEY DI 45GS. 9Nto 3 pm. only.
des LOANS. annortized or straight loans.
MOORE & HILL co. S04 18th st. 2 W. :,
buy second-trus6 notes, .. c.. nearby Nd.
or va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE Il INVESTMENT CORR, 1912
NJ Z. ave NV National 5833.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DEsK SPACE. with telephone sansHerina
-sefpice: reasonable Apply 10l3 18th st;
n n, 2nd-floor 'FRONT.'
DESK SPACE. private once moqefA larks
Office building, downtown hnanefdf dfstract
GIVE phone no. Box 93-A, Star.
C0LORED-DESK SPACE, with desk and
chairs, mailing address service. telephones:
downtown section Mr.. PASQUAL. EX.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN WAREHOUSE = Reasonable
rent; approx. 5000 50. it, Call Ma. S691
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE on large plot
of 2nd commercial ground and lease to
responsible party: located near the heaft
of the city Box 4d-A, Star. --l
WAREHOUSE SPACE-6, 500 square. feet
on 1st floor with rear loading platform.
4llifl eyenines het and 6 D M
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-C Complies Job. $50 up
work guaranteed. GILBERT 4102 Pa ave
ext Sc. IL 3b39
DUCO REFINISHING, no synthetics no
enamels used; no waiting, all work guar
anteeds only Du Pont products used.
WILLARDsS GARAGE IL PAINT SHOP,
rear 1910 18th st. Nv, AD. 5sS3 II
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE.

BRITISH STANDARD 1917 model a.
4-door sedan; driven slightly; 5000 of
pea Ter. 133 1Sth st. NV
coupe, 3O-4O nfp.r.. $3.50 TIE. 1917. l.
BUICK 1g46 sedan. 100 miles, S3,100
cash. No dealers. TIE. 1917.
BUICK 1915 Roe amsster se,aan; no nesssa. sJsa
Evening star., 1946-12-01
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE, car: mr.. 11th and Que ST. NV.
Phone DE 66g4.
WANTED, garage in reighborhood 21st and
r. Z. w. SCHUYLER. 1928 2lst st NV.
GARAGE WANTED Vicinity OF 10Th and
N NV Ex $500, Ext 400, business
hours: CO 6s,24 III other times.
GARAGE STAGE wanted i'll Southwest,
Southeast or downtown Northwest location.
JOHNS MANVILLE SALES CORP, Elk.
sIt5T. -
DOuBLE GARAGE or small building
Alexandria or Arlington for small wood
work shop AL. 146s.
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FARMS wANTEp.

BUY SMALL FARM in Va. $50 acres
rooms Or more or 2 houses, bath, mod
ern improvements: committing distance to
washington. BOX S-A. Star d
HAVE CASH BUYERS for farms and al
kinds OF country property; immediate
results. O. l.. MURDOCH, I Lincoln ave.
Kensington. Nd, sH. Si94, PL. s602, -
WANTED TO LEASE for mos. with
option to buy. small farmhouse with
electricity and water in Montgomery
County Md. Call Falls Church 1129-W.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
FARMS FOR SALE.


SELECT FARMS. HGWY. and water fronts
for most every need and price. Advise your
wants. KITCHEN sREAL ESTATE Profess
sional Bldg. Baltimore !, Md SAE 1926. :
FARM AND BUSINESS Here is an oppor-
tunity to make money and live In an .iip-
tO-date modern home; 6ernl. modern
house. going general store business with
acre, fronting national highway goins
dairy farm, AZ acres, 2Deeow barn
3. 3.000-capacity chicken house. good dwell
ing house and tenant house. with COM
petent tenant TO work farm. These 2
nne properties make prosperous COM
binstion. Market your eggs and dairy
products through store. S33,a0o for these
properties to responsible purchaser with
reasonable amount OF cash Inspection
invited. o. L. MURDOCH. Lincoln ave,
kensineton, Md, SH. S794, Pleasant S6a2
2 OUTSTANDING stock farms. 2 equipped
dairy FARMS all worth the money For
information, call Mr. Kretsfnser, MI O9I.,
With WMl II. BoAZE, 340s 18th st. ne,
If IT is DAIRY or general farm
you need, we have It: either In Mont
gomery County or Frederick County, Md:
from ga to 800 acres; good ground is the
secret OF good farm Call MI Kret-
singer, MI 0212. with WM H. BOAZE,
340Ss sth ST. ne, MI S24l.
6-RM. HOUSE; immediate possession
elec and bldgs.; 81 acres: farm machinery.
Call OK 03s6 week DAYS 80
Evening star., 1946-12-01
GARAGES FOR RENT.

10 SINGLE METAL GARAGES, rear 1426
BRICK, 2-ear. 2-story garage with elec-
tricity, $40 mo-: rear Of 1S92 Corcoran
St NV. tbetWeen Que aud RI. Eimwood
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wApEHnIlsss wANIsf

WAREHOUSE or storage space desired Of
1000 it. to 5000 1T, area on ground
floor In southwest. southeast or doTntown
SALES CORP EX M -
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

"CALL HARRY j. FRIEDdAN''-H you
are now considering selling your real
estate. may I assist you in securing
purchaser? Please call HARRY /. FRIED
MAN. Broker, RE. 1856
ARLINGTON property onwerS - For a.
quick sale. list your property with CLYDE
HINES. ReaItor. CH 43:t3 .
Evening star., 1946-12-01
PARKING LoTs.

PARKING LOT. 4b by 100 II. will hold
80 cars; paved: fenced in; very suitable
for company with fleet of cars; across the
street from new War Dept BidR; rear OF
2l23-2la5 E st NV. Phone DI. 1882 -
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=. AUTO TRUCKS WANIEp.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCKS WANTED. any make or models;
full retail price paid inScash. WILLIAMS
AUTO SALES. r. /. ave. at 10th st. n.e.,
Evening star., 1946-12-01
SHORES FOR SALE.

call HARRY /. FRIEDMAN''---If you are
now considering selling your store May
/ assist you in securing purchaser
please cali HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker.
RsGRTRaiT RSi ls1 AND COMMERCIAL STUDIO.
cards gifts camera supplies, repairs;
long lease. rent, 500 monthly, includes
living quarters: mofey-maker. easy to
operate for j or .: owner leaving town;
bargain. $4,000. complete Ho. s122.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
EARNS For RENI

.O-ACRE TOBACCO FARM, near Camp
Springs, Md; after Jan. list; moderate rent
to white tenant. financially situated to
furnish own implementss etc, and physical
~ able TO cultivate farm; B-foom house.
Write OWNER. dti4l western ave. W.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

GOING TO FLORIDA? owner has good
farm land and $50 acres well drained.
Indian River section; sale or trade for
Wash. suburban. home or close-in farm,
Maryland or Virginia. Box 1857, Star.
CALL HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN"--If you
are now considering selling your. real
estate, may I assist you in securing a
MAN, Broker, RE 1886
WHITE OR COLORED, mixed section.
trade il open shop, cleaning, etc, bus;
bank, etc, IL r.. bath. fur ht.. cellar.
porches. fur. hit, ,elee., 1st Il. vacant: make
or 2 stores, take lots End trust note in
part trade: clear OF mts; under 50. 900.
N. E. RYoN CO. GE. 6I46.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONTY TO LOAN.

FINDS AVAILABLE for fuli first tru
loans, 2nd-trust notes also bought. Z.
GARVEY. DI. 450S, to 3 .. m. only
Evening star., 1946-12-01
STORES WANTED.

CALL HARRY /. FRIEDMAN"--n you are
now considering selling your store, May
assist you in securing a. purchaser?
please call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
3 3 i VETERANS desire approx 1000 SO. #.
for synthetic drying cleaning plant. Phone
CV f,5rS or co 1928
Evening star., 1946-12-01
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.

DUCK BLIND DECoYS, heated cabin witt
cooking facilities and boat for Dec. 9 Il
Dec. IA party of 3 for 3 DAYS, $50. MR.
FLECKENSTEIN, Love Point, Nd Stey
ensYille. 2534
Evening star., 1946-12-01

REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
CALL HARRY 1. FRIEDMAN''-If vol
are now considering selling your rea
estate, may ] assist you in securing Q
purchaser? Please call HARRY l. FRIED
MAN. Broker. RE 1856
Evening star., 1946-12-01

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMsM,los FARMS - o.
Il exoef nef house 9@90f With freeIaoe new rec Tn
With stone spsGs ssaan house @ oahh ath all as
Guiding one exceptionally fine bull. ,,Inf PRICE
snSqass sdSSd 'SSfE % sell lee the APa bare sTm
seusss stock msssae ta5m ss op 01k td Ssfe
made del into a show place. Price. s26;;5oe,
! good stream; dairy barn Of 81 staneh- Itr
ions: ige; feed and stock barn; , al 1ncs4 nesi 4ed
n from poiomec 3 Ifs Price, s SIS. .ooo Immediate
poss and reasonable terms. a.,
See aioS our fsra farm arepresentafiye M Rubie. n
Dekersof,, Nd or can WI 5000, EARL 7.
tSS. WsISHTT; IL Rsaltor' 7s4o Wis ave- Be
CALVERT COUNTY FARMS-265.acre to-
bacco farm; 75 acres in. cultivation: ap-
prox, $50 acres good timber good nay or
pasture THIS tafm hnne WGalo preserve
for individual or club. About 30 miles from on
Washington, on good road: Price. SS,ooo
farm S' in Prince George County. Please
eal our farm repTesentWatRyIee, T WRIe,HT Mr BsalfoT
REAL GEM 56-acre mountain retreat
farm with substantial log house, about 20Q
years old: elec. at house,, gravity water AZ
door; good land: picturesque Settlns su-
perb view; orchard; farm buildings; Slo,-
Completely stocked and equipped 25o.
acre livestock farm: attractive 9-room
house: cleo: telephone: basement; batns.
tfreplaces: sun porch: heat; excellent larM
buildings; alfalfa Angus n, nero, Ga SOW s,dsrn sTn
farm equipment; feed; satisfactory LABOR
45o-acre livestock farm with 9-room
solid-brick house,; farm bullolngs;, ,o eaee eac
svasble fine settnSs saoS aosd aaa
room bungalow: electricity BY b. 1s1 do9T; soop
BROWNING. Culpeper. Va. ---
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE. Talbot County
farms, Saturday, Dec 1880 eourt-
house, Easton, Md, 2;39 pm: .nrss 4oo till.
able: large frame DWELLINGS, 4S-stan-
other farm buildings. Beautiful buiioins
site where old manor house once sIooa
facing south Beautifs view down BRilng Riysr
Shiloh and mill farm approx. SOC
acres, 900 tiliable; mostly sassafras loan
soil: improvements, old Colonial orIck
dwelling. rooms electricih1s, h,se ean n5weiIine
overlooks 50-acre inland lake with oio
water mill which is part of property
Taxes. Sl37.45; terms. 2O@ down. pal
snce so days.
deemed reliable, but no euarantee is MADE .ie
by this ONCE regarding any OF the facts
lion Contact MARYLAND : VIRGINIA
FARM AGENCY. INC. t23 n Washington
1t. Easton. Nd Phone 1862.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

ponrhnuts will get you dollars that before very long
you will be hearing lot about crime wave created uS
aereen who have lost their respect for law and order
Already the news columns peppered with items ABOUT
crimes Of violence committed by exservcemen-armed hou
n and even an occasional homicide of greed of passion
IMmped together statstcally these will confirm the
worst fears Of those who have been saying that you can
take IL million young their mpressionabe years m
spre and teach them to kill without destroying their moran
fiber.
In anticipation Of this imminent furore we want to go
N record in denuncaon OF the statistics haven't seem
and In defense of the veterans both group and for the
most part, as individuals.
The veterans are not so many statistical fctons, so
many npersona strangers They sons, our broth
who left desks offices machines in our factories
They're just bad and just as good as our relatives our
neghbos feowworkers because that Is what they are
Has your son. your brother your husband lost all moral
perspective and become potential criminal? Has the BOY
next door, who used to roll hoops with your children, be-
come an unabashed killer? Why then, suppose that the
veteran, a class has done so?
You cannot take IL million young by lot without
getting few thousands of actual potential crim
nails These would have been stealing robbing, gyppng
killing if they had seen uniform Some them are
now.
Add I'D the crimes committed by eX-servcemen and they
will disturbing statistics that will be tossed at YOU
contrast them with the total of all crime and we think
will find that the veteran will be dong less than MS
share.
For every youngster who has been brutaized by war
service think that you will find another VINO has been
reclaimed by military discipline and by association with
moral and ethical superiors. For time to come the
veterans will be going through difficult period OF psycho
logical and economic reconversion perhaps But is not
going be of moral reconverson These boys aren't
tramps, or brutes. They're our boys
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
DR.. Inglis' Impractical Cure

1t is debatable whether should cheer chde DR..
David ngs for his proposal that typical American city
be subjected to atomic bombing in order to the public
out of its lethargc thinking.
The proposal. of is quite insane. tDr. lnglis
substitute suggestion of building complete seelandcon
sensble) Scientists should take pains these days to be
practical Their discoveries hooking up Increasingly
with world government and their help will be needed IN
creasingy in running that government They can't court
the risk of being branded Missionaries and eX-
lied by popular demand their clustered laboratories
Yet it is difficult to sympathize with Dr. lnglis
thinking He worked the Manhattan Project for three
years. Now back his old place the physics faculty at
Johns Hopkins he people going about their business
he helped He nduging in the childish
practice of making believe that thing doesn't exist by re-
fusing to think about ii.
He others recoling from the horror of the bomb
by telling themselves that is horrible will dare
again. They themselves that something surely
will be done to prevent it, Or at least they tell themselves
that maybe it isn't really so horrible after all.
Possibly Dr. Inglis has been impressed most of all by
the boredom that the subject has induced The repercus
sion of excitement speculation and fear that the bomb pro-
duced died rather quickly. The of comment that
remained soon turned into mass of patitudes
People wrote and said the things again and again.
In their confusion and lack of knowledge, there moth
ing else they could say In time, they grew weary Of
thoughts that became cches almost as they
uttered They became profoundly weary of reading pieces
like this one.
The result the lethargy of which Dr. Inglis COM
plains and which he would by violent wholly imprac
tcal shock treatment There no answer in sight the
moment And the world sit uneasiy. faced less
by the threat of being blown to bits by the atomic bomb
than by the subtle but deadly possibility of being
bored to death by it,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26

the dSsS Of paved highways and Djcs1;e shows. But
now whenever farm beg wante - marry some slick
city girl he has TO offer her the same r5iEseE1 ssE
used TO in town, and the farm boys just can't make
enough money TO do that.
The implied solution for this problem was to
raise the OPA ceiling prices on milk and dairy prod
ucts.
Representatives Of the dairy farmers have spent
the better part OF week In Washington, and through
their National Cooperative Milk Producers Fedora
ton they have been doing quite job OF lobbying,
splitting soured milk Of human kindness all over the
place. They threw a banquet for about $50 congress-
one night. just TO make sure the congressman
understood how poor they were.
Next day the spokesmen for the group went up
Capitol Hill TO make their speeches OF the night
before official Henry Haag was the first witness.
He said that all the farmers had been able TO DO
during the war was liquidate their debts.
He said IL was bad that II farmer sat down
and figured up the cost Of his grain feed and straw.
he had nothing left for his labor and nothing with
which TO rehabilitate his plant He explained 1t was
possible for farmers 10 keep on going because they
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
NEW CANAAN SPEAKS
New Haven Evening Register)

tNew Haven Evening Register
The residents of the little COM
munity of New Canaan. in special
town meeting, have called upon
the citizens OF Connecticut and
those Of the nation to organize Tor
the protection OF their rights ana
liberties. They have demanded that
Governor Baldwin, the Connecticut
Legislature. President Truman and
the Congress take prompt action
10 amend state and national stat
utes in a manner which will i'm
pose upon organized labor respon-
SibilitieS which should accompany
the privileges labor enjoys. This
action By the residents OF New
Canaan is TO be applauded. They
have set a courageous example 1t
is one which should be given the
united support OF every loyal
American citizen.
The good people Of New Canaan
were given a first hand denonstra-
ton Of radical labor lawleSsness.
Strikes had been experienced at
two New CanRn diaries Picket
lines were formed. Automobiles
were overturned. tires slashed Phys
ical abuse and indignities along
with other forms OF abuse we're
heaped upon employees and own
ers OF the struck diaries. The peo-
pie of New Canaan were deprived
Of their milk supply The diaries
were forced 10 close. An invasion
OF national labor union leaders
was blamed
Unlike many other communities,
New Canaan did not sit idly by and
submit. They did something about
T.. They are determined that these
things shall not happen again, at
least in New Canaan. They. at
least. show appreciation OF the fact
that State and Federal laws which
'ytend TO labor privileges and i'm
munities without corresponding re-
sponSioility stand as a menace 10
American institutions
These people of New Canaan are
not opposed TO labor. as such. They
take no issue with the right Of labor
10 strike They merely ask a halt
20 the gross and Wanton abuse
which existing statutes, notably
the Wagner Act have permitted to
become a part Of the expression Of
hese rights.
When a resolution calling for an
end TO this use of violence and coer-
sion was adopted there were but
TWO dissenting votes. There were
some $50 fayoring votes II may
safely be said that this New Can
aan vote stands as a cross-section
Of national opinion on this subject.
II is unfortunate. for the cause OF
decent government. that other sec
tons have not been as vocal In the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-02-26
By Bill Cunningham

hee, heading this way are riding that route. One
Of todays joiners was q car from Quebec There vas
another from Vermont This conscientious i've wear
ing Massachusetts, license plates. copied thhe mum
bers and originally intended 10 INCLUDE them IN ne
dispatch in order that their families frienos ana
neighbors might stand advised that they we're look
ing healthy and happy with their well-worn vehicle
still carrying on faithfully.
But on second thought It was decided to lie;
them do their oWn reporting privately AFTER a.
fellow never can tell There is hardly fight night
passes that some lady doesn't call the sports room
Of q newspaper. along around midnight. or maybe
later and ask at first in voice sweet enough 70 pouT
on a waffle Can you tell me. please. what time the
boxing bouts 81 the Garden were over this evening"
II you truthfully report, about II O'Clock.
ma am" the sweetness comes OH as II Sucoellly
jerkeo, AND the lady usually ac his why ina,
dirty !" After couple OF them, you learn that
.he lacy cares not one whit whether Joe bloN
Knocked out Eric Umph, or how quickly. All sne
trying 10 90 is to check up on her eVerIovn spouse
who either hasn't checked in at al, or VINO had
couple OF hours unaccounteo for when ne dlo come
rolling home.
So it may be with some blls:ll brother N one Of
long distance herdics not knowing what they toic
or 10 whom, it seems more advisable TO leave Them
what Mr. Tunney once called 80 many anonymns
II I have one profound warning 70 register. that
is Be get report on the Wlno conoitlons III
Georgetown. N. C, before deciding TO pause theTe
for the night.
This particular expedition put in their last night
and was concentrating itself upon the Tine luck o.
Comfortable accomuoda ions. when suddenly some
thing happened. The sweet evening air suddenly
changed TO something utterly else that II seemed
the room had been rotten-egged while We took
brief stroll careful search failed 70 turn up any
open cans OF altar OF asafoeidi, any unsuSpec,ed
goats stalled under the bed.
called the man on the phone and he sale J.
was only that the dad gunlmed wind had changed
The principal Georgetown Industry. II developed, Is
q huge paper mill on the south side OF town what
they co 10 this particular paper, wouldn't know
I've been arohd paper mills before and never smeneo
anything. The aroma Of this one makes an ancient
Billy goat. a pre- gardenia BY comparison.
Otherwise, things have been utterly swell Here's
the sum- the bags OF oranges, the sparkling sea. the
golden sand.