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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28
Congress Today
tBy Associated Press
Senate


in recess until Friday.
Naval committee continues hear
ings on nomination OF Edwin w.
Pauley for under Secretary OF the
Navy.
Labor committee hears Chair
man Paul NJ. Herzog OF National
Labor Relations Board on Case
strike control bill
Commerce Committee considers
legislation to create national sci.
ence foundation.
Atomic Energy Committee holds
closed hearings on program for
domestic control
Agriculture subcommittee calls
UNRRA. State and War Depart
ment witnesses in hearing on
clothing shortage.
houa
Continues debate on emergency
housing legislation.
Veterans Committee hears Gea.
Bradley on GI's life insurance.
MH
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

TOKYO-AP-Unofficial but in
sormed Japanese sources said today
that prohibition OF labor by chill
dren and women in coal mines
would be part OF the governments
new labor policy.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28
Flashes of
Late News

SHANGHAI AP - Seventeen
Japanese military men were sen
fenced today-five to the gallows,
IL to prison-for the strangulation
and cremation OF three American
B.29 fliers at Hankow In December,
1914. An 18th defendan., the lone
civilian 10 be tried. was acquitted.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

Washington. Feb. 2S-AP-- A
broad publicity program 10 rally
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

TWO Latin-AmeflCdn CdTuiHalS
whom illness had kept away from
! the consistory during the closing
events last week.
DETROIT-AP-He Ford ii,
president OF the Ford Motor Co..
announced today that his brother
Benson, 26. had rejoined the Arm
after three years in the U. S.
Army.
LONDON-AP-A Reuters dis
patch from New Delhi today quoted
Gen. Sir Claude Auchinleck, British
ommander.in-chief in India. as
saying the Withdrawal OF Indian
troops from strife.torn lndonesia
would begin tomorrow.
n. Bradley. chief OF the Veterans
Administration, today urged en-
actment OF a law benefitlng more
than $4,000 disabled veterans. II
would put into effect q schedule
drawn in l945 under which virtual
Jy all claimants would receive
Quick ratings for disability pen
sions, Bradley exulained In q
statement prepared for the House
veterans committee.
YOKOHAMA - AP - Twelve
American Red Cross women assign
ed TO the Eighth Army escaped un-
Aak L. ha h4r
in which they were billeted. Those
routed out included Erna Hanson,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
WASHINGTON -AP-A name
by name" check Of government en-
ployes TO determine how many ARE
or have been members OF Commun-
ist or Communist-front organiza-
', tions" is urged by Rep. Shafer Or.
Mich. Now that the war Is over,
he said. II no longer Is necessary
10 "soft-pedal' what he called the
infiltration OF Communists into
places of bottleneck importance in
our government"
SHANGHAT-AP-Chen Kung-
|, Po. former president Of the puppet
central government; Chu Min-Yi.
puppet foreign minister: and Chi
Pi Chun. wife OF Wang Ching.Wei.
first puppet president. are await
ing trial as China's major war GRIM
inals. They are confined in a little
white house. the gusrdhouse OF
! Kiangsu Provincial Court outside
Nanking.
TOKYO-UP-American military
police today broke up rioting Kor-
cans a half mile from the imperial
palace near the Diet building and
rescued a man believed to be Kor-
can who was being dragged through
! the street with a rope around his
neck.
PEIPING-UP-Telegrams from
100000 Chinese students have been
sent to Marshal Stain OF Russia
and Prime Minister Attlee OF Brit
ain urging the two countries to
give up certain rights in China to
I preserve the ties OF friendship be-
tween the three nations.
TOKYO-UP-Emperor Hirohito
today began an informal two-day
inspection tour o; Tokyo, attract.
ing the attention OF but few resi-
dents OF the city as he went about
wearing civilian clothes and looking
D like an ordinary business man.
NUREMBERG AP-The Inter-
national Military Tribunal agreed
today to reconsider its decision
agains. summoning Winston
Churchill as defense witness in
the war crimes trial OF % Nazi
leaders.
LONDON-INS-A Reuter- Bonn
bay dispatch said toda- 800
Indian army signal corps soldiers
at Jubbulpore had ended their
strike protesting imposition OF a
seven-year prison sentence on an
:. officer OF the Japanese-sponsored
Indian National army.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

3 wAsHINGToN-AP- Rep. Ma.
son (R.-lll) called today for action
on legislation to exempt mutual
news-gathering coopera.iyes from
provisions OF the Sherman anti
trust act. He introduced a bill to do
that last November but no ac.ion
has been taken on IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28
SPECIAL FRIDAY a SATURDAY

Peas 81 bunch. Lots OF nice Garden.
las. Camelias. Orchids sor your
party. Durants, Phone III. adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

CAIRO AP-The newspaper Al
Misri reported today that one stu
dent was killed and a government
telegraph office employe wounded
at Mansoura when Egyptian police
opened fire during a demorstra-
tion yesterday by crowd demand
ing evacuation Of British troops
from Egypt.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28
See AGENCY-Page s

rare victorian Choir Y H. $ Auditorium
FRIDAY, March l. Admission SI92 Adv.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

See STRIKES Page 8
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

TOKYO-UP-American military
police today broke up rioting Kor-
cans a half mile from the imperial
palace near the Diet building and
rescued a man believed to be Kor-
can who was being dragged through
the street with a rope around his
neck.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

VATICAN CITY AP - Pope
Plus XII held a special ten-minute
consistory in the Vatican throne
room today TO complete the form
alities for elevating to the purple
two Latin-American cardinals
whom illness had kept away from
the consistory during the closing
events last week.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

DETROIT-AP-Henry Ford II.
president OF the Ford Motor Co..
announced today that his brother
Benson, 26. had rejoined the Arm
after three years in the U. S.
Army.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

LONDON-INS-A Reuter- Bonn
bay dispatch said toda- 300
Indian army signal corps soldiers
at Jubbulpore had ended their
strike protesting imposition OF a
seven-year prison sentence on an
officer OF the Japanese-sponsored
Indian National army.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

PEIPING-UP-Telegrams from
100000 Chinese students have been
sent to Marshal Stain OF Russia
and Prime Minister Attlee OF Brit
ain urging the two countries to
give up certain rights in China to
preserve the ties Of friendship be-
tween the three nations.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

SHANGHAI-AP-Chen Kung-
Po, former president Of the puppet
central government; Chu Min-Yi
puppet foreign minister: and Chi
Pi Chun. wife OF Wang Ching.Wei,
first puppet president, are await
ing trial as China's major war Grim
inals. They are confined In a little
white house, the gusrdhouse of
Kiangsu Provincial Court outside e
Nanking.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

TOKYO-UP-Em Emperor Hirohito
today began an informal two-day
inspection tour o; Tokyo, attract.
ing the attention OF but few resi-
dents OF the city as he went about
wearing civilian clothes and looking
like an ordinary business man.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

LONDON-AP--A Reuters dis
patch from New Delhi today quoted
Gen. Sir Claude Auchinleck, British
commander.in-chi in India, as
saying the Withdrawal OF Indian
troops from strife.torn lndonesia
would begin tomorrow.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

NUREMBERG AP-The Inter-
national Military Tribunal agreed
today to reconsider its decision
agains. summoning Winston
Churchill as defense witness in
the war crimes trial OF % Nazi
leaders.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-28

YOKOHAMA - AP - Twelve
American Red Cross women assign
ed TO the Eighth Army escaped un-
injured as fire destroyed the home
in which they were billeted. Those
routed out included Erna Hanson.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
|CaIvet War Veterans
Hold Big Reunion at
Chesapeake Beach
ey q Stor StofT Corresnonden,

ey Sfof Sfon Correspondent
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md. Sept
14-Veterans lined up here today
for "chow," but not in the manner
to which most were accustomed in
the service. This was real food
nearly $500 pounds of barbecued
beef-a lot of meat, shortage or not
The men, all veterans of Calvert
County, their families. friends and
sweethearts began eating about S
pm. The meat, from three steers
had cooked for IL hours. There
were plenty of salads and side
dishes, too
The barbecue, arranged by the
American Legion, Calvert Post, No
85, was given as celebration fol-
homecoming veterans.
Ex-Major in Charge.
Ray Shipley, Legionnaire and a
major In World War II, was in
charge. Ray Branch, formerly OF
Charlotte, N. c., and a barbecue
specialist" directed the cooking.
Alvin c. Stafford, jr., 81, of Bar
stow, Md, holder of the Bronze
Star medal, told reporter he never
tasted anything like that during
the months I spent from D-Day al
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Normandy until my outfit was re-
lieved when the war ended"
There were plenty of days Of rain
and cold and mud" he said when
could have used something like this
Fed Well in Navy.
James Dudley Gibson, %, of Hunt
ingtown, munched on a sandwich
answering questions, between bites
A former Navy machinists mate
sc, Mr.. Gibson didn't complain toe
much about the food while he was
in the service:
They fed us pretty we'll on the
carrier and aircraft tender I was
on" he smiled. He was in the
Pacific 18 months.
But j. Arthur Bowen, 81, of Bow.
ems, felt about the situation az
Stafford did. A lieutenant in the
infantry, Mr.. Bowen said the cole
and snow in Alsace made him wish
for good food" more than any.
thing else in the world. He wa!
wounded in France.
The barbecue was held at Seaside
Park, which was donated for the
occasion by Wesley Stinnett, owner
The day ended with a dance.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Maryland Will Build
Seafood Laboratory
BY the kssocioted Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Sept. IA
Construction Of a $4,000 State sea
food research laboratory at Girls
field was announced today by Gov
O'Conor, who said it would be OF
"inestimable value" to Maryland in
competing with Pacific Coast and
foreign fisheries.
He said Crisfeld is the center
of the States greatest production
area. 1t will function under the
University of Maryland and in
closest cooperation with the
United States archaeological Lab
oratory at College Park.
Research will center on process
ing, packaging and marketing Of
seafood products, Gov O'Conor
said. The Solomons Island labora =
tory will continue to do research
on marine biology.
He said the University Of Mary
land would give the seafood indus
tries the same kind of help it now
devotes to agricultural and other
industries.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Texas, Arkansas. Tennessee and
Kentucky.
In the fiscal year ended last June
30, unemployed persons drained
s118.323,472 out of the Southern
trust funds.
There were 3,620,0O0 persons
claiming benefits over the country
in March, against 100000 on Aug
uSt 10. OF the latter group 1,644 900
were veterans.
The following tabulstion shows
the year three Southern States
adopted unemployment compensa-
ton, amounts now available in Fed
eral trust funds and totals paid out
since jobless insurance began:
Maryland. 1898 sli6a44,i41 ''ri s5s,4s6.i i 80
Virginia, 1896 67a24 ,S6S 26.912.T35
w Virginia, 1896 50 a75S.436 rs 500 ,97s
/ Withdrawals for 1940-4l, the last
pre-war year, compared with those
for 1945-46 include:
/ Maryland. $5,321 ,705 and $25 5,051,-
1888; Virginia. $4,411, $40 and S3.9l5,-
986: and West Virginia S3,8l1, ,219
and S8,447,704.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
SouthernStatesPi PiIeUp
BiIIion-DoIIar Cushion
Against Job Slump
BY the Assoeioted Press


Southern States have more than
81 900, 100000 on hand to cushion
their workers against any future
unemployment cycles.
And indications are that avail
able cash will total even more be-
fore any new, hard pinches come.
AS of July /, despite a record
drain by the 1945-46 reconversion
and demobilization period, IA
Southern States had on deposit in
the Social Security Boards unem-
ployment compensation trust func
more than twice the amount they
have paid out since jobless insur-
ance was inaugurated in 1885.
These deposits totaled 1,081 ,579,-
401 and payments have totalec
$439 ,651 ,304 for Maryland, Virginia
West Virginia, North Carolina
South Carolina. Georgia, Florida
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Virginia Chamber Post
Goes to District Man
Speeiol Dispatch 70 The stor

WINCHESTER. Va, Sept. IA
Henry T. Hardenburg Of Washing
ton, who served as a lieutenant
commander during the war and has
since been employed by the Navy
Department as German trans
later, has been elected secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce here, 1t
was announced today by Wendell
r. Barney, president.
Mr.. Hardenburg will begin his
duties about October Is. He Sue
ceeds Andrew Bell who resigned re-
Gently after 25 years servcie as
secretary.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

volunteer nurses aides at the fall
meeting Of the Nurses Aide Corps
at pm. Thursday. :
Mrs. Dodge also will present .
nurses aide cap to Miss Barbara
Longaker. The meeting will be held
in the chapter house, 927 North
Stuart street.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
MeKeIden to Speuk

Mayor Theodore McKelden of
Baltimore, Republican candidate for
Governor, will be the speaker at
a meeting of the Montgomery
County Historical Society at 8 pm
September 25 in the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Bethesda Citizens to Meet

The first fall meeting of the East
Bethesda Citizens Association will
be held tomorrow at 8:15 pm in
the Lynnbrook Elementary School
teast building. Cecil A. Ebyis is
the new president.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Exums Completed at VPI

BLACKSBURG, Va, Sept. IA
(SpeciaD Final examinations were
completed today for 81 seniors and
Is graduate students Of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute. Graduates
will receive diplomas at a summer
quarter convocation at IL a m. We'd
nesday in Burruss Hall
Evening star., 1946-09-15
County Gets s63 06s from ABC.
Legion Officers Installed

E. c. Parrish, Manassas, depart
ment vice commander. and Ted
Forne, Arlington, 9th district COM
mander, installed officers of John
D. Sudduth Post, American Legion,
at a dinner meeting in the Warren
ton High School.
Officers installed are Edwin l..
Balm, jr., commander; DR.. B. M.
Haley, vice commander: Lawrence
Sudduth, adjutant; Lew Wood, chap
lain: c.. w. Moser, finance officer;
H. F. Timberlake. service officer; H.
T. Hammant. sergeant at arms: P.
B. Smith, historian; Douglas Fisher
and Earl Glascock, custodian of
property
Mrs. Harry Breckenridge, Hern-
don, 9th district committeewoman,
conducted installation services for
the new officers of the Legion Aux
iliary. Mrs. o. c. Davis, president;
sMiss Virginia Hodgkin,, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Kathleen Sullivan, Sec
retary-treasurer
Committee chairmen of the auxil-
tary are: Mrs. E. E. Risdon, re-
habilitation and child welfare; Mrs.
Charles Moffett, membership; Mrs.
Nellie Downs, gold star; Mrs. w. M
Embrey, community service; Mrs. J
E. Jordan, poppy; Mrs. George
Sloane, Americanism; Mrs. r. N
Moffett, penal; Miss Elizabeth Hut
ton, memorial; Mrs. r. R. Turner
publicity.
Parking Meters Get S840.
A total of $340 was collected from
the first months operation of War
renton's parking meters, Town
Manager Sidney Shumate announced
today.
Warrenton ShrinerS paraded yes
terday and attended concert or
the lawn of the Warren Green Hote
in connection with the observance
of Acca Temples Goth annual cere-
monial this week end. Later the
Shriners had dinner at the Warren.
ton House.
Evening star., 1946-09-15

Payments on your home are
made easy by renting a room.
Renting a room Is made easy
by advertising In The Star.
Call National 5000. Open 8
am. to II p.m.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Nurses Aides Will Head
KorI York, leono DODGE

Karl York, administrator, and
Mrs. Leona B. Dodge, acting director
Of nurses at Arlington Hospital, will
speak on the value of Red Cross
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Educator Forecasts
Bigger Enrolment
In Fauquier Schools
Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Stor

WARRENTON, Va, Sept. "A
School Supt. c. M Bradley predicted
today that enrollments in Fauquier
County schools for the 1946-47 ses-
sion will exceed that of last year
Records showed that 2,4l1 white
and 1882 colored children enrolled
the first week of the new term. This
is only 217 below the total at the
end of September, 1945.
Mr.. Bradley announced that Will
liam Robert Gaines, son of DR..
Francis Pendleton Gaines, presi-
dent of Washington and Lee Uni
versity. had been appointed physical
education teacher for boys and
athletic coach at the Warrenton
High School. He also will teach
three classes.
Two vacancies remain untitled,
those of commercial teachers at
Marshall and Calverton- Remington.
County Gets S63, ,069 from ABC.
Fauquier's share in the profits
from Virginia ABC stores in the
past fiscal year were s63.069, the
largest since the system was organ
izeo.
Evening star., 1946-09-15
Asthma Mutus
Fought Easy Way

Coughing, gasping, wheeling, recurring
attacks of Bronchial Asthma ruin your sleep
and energy because you can't get air in and
out OF your lungs properly. But now 1t Is no
longer necessary to suffer from these terri
Bile attacks without the benefit you may re-
ceive from physicians prescription called
Mendaco. The very first dose Of Mendaeo
ingredients circulate thru the blood, to the
Bronchial tubes where they usually quickly
help liquefy, loosen and remove thick
strangling mucus, thereby alleviating cough
ing and promoting freer breathing and more
restful sleep. Get Mendaco from your drug
gist today. Take 1t exactly as directed for
DAYS under our guaranteed trial offer. See
how quickly you improve. You be the Judge.
Money back unless completely satisfied.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: 2.
hour service; electric treated sections if
drs is ARcA sef es Co., De1E WASH
irSne irshoR St. Ia5seS nW AD s5oo euick, ecient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
neatesst one one you st'r ever seen. seen suitable for
s at hs5Rfa ts5 1sa5
CO, 1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. wash
1nssons LargeS, Pestac Rss.sT
hsys ,a Just received a large Shipmsat Of gcod
viii aiso oefa 1t eS otheF m modes Of General Mo
# Pri esasd RRGb ape nsn co i
TKASssMssioN HknSss A9 fer s5oP Packard 100 grill,
for - oldsmobile. HILLSIDE MOTOR
new AUTO "s;SElG GRfGGEs s'he and rebuilt trans
anssea s' RosERT 9 IT sfa HERsoN ssS ps HuTo qa TX
CHANGE. ~ Florida ave. ne. MI. ZOO
OvERHEATED radiators cleaned in your
car promptly; guaranteed; safety glass in
saHNr ssa,sa RoBERT EcT,dd HERsoN sRs AgTo 1S Ex
DODGE ENGINE 1910. rebuilt. new crank
shaft; s sIa5: RoBEY MOTOR SALES.
sion $40. 1926 jackson st: ne. no. aG: 5Tao.
BODY WANTED. '3s studebaker President;
motor. chassis and tenders no object: Cal
S4ll 57th ays hyattsville; Nd ,,n 40 =
have your car refinished by aster painters
in one. Of Washington's largest modern
automobile plants; Prewar quality paint
now avsaSs MAAb steP 1 toT free Ssh an
Good Hope rd. Sc, AT 44OO.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
TRAIlERS (conf.)

BUILD YOUR OWN TRAILER-Van body
Sx12x6.8; cabinets, sink, stove. ice boxes
water s,5e tans ns- and new windows. A bargain
TRAILER. two wheeled, IT. by Q it.. with
hitch and 6,5Ox16 tires. Welded steel
Call Glebe 03O4 3O'
I8-FOOT GLIDER, S975; ascommoda ates
four. EASTMAN, Washington Tourist
1871 FRUEHAUF truck-trailer. "A IT, long
66h G6 fe a HEsVY sseTYce Ti5S TR
trailer for sale Call any time Sat. and
PoTENTiAI TRAILER. 7xee it., good tires
running condition; ideal for town or beach
S295. 20I5 Douglas st. ne. -5
1945 3-ROOM ROYAL house trailer, good
condition. Can be seen Sat. pm. and Sun
day. Bank drive. springbank Manor. r: 4
sAGaH axs GHMP AND LUGGAGE. lock covers
practically new: JACKSON 21o5. 1916. s.
ALL STEEL BODY AND FRAME, new Duo
Therm heater with air circulator plenty
located in the rear of the Silver Spring
Hotel. 1927 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md.
/ blk. beyond the District line. Can be
seen seen Sunday 6 from 10 am, to pm.
Evening star., 1946-06-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE tce,,) Aur,
AUTOMOBILES WANTED tcont.)

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4G4o szIs asAf t. any ave-: mo's =,
any make 9f car that has ASH, had good care e.
s: e. s." e. XVI Ps sss s*RSa S
CHEvRoLETs, 1881 to 1895. No one
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fss ,sss s:i s7 as ssSsa e ''S:
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oMR oStf EM e b ee1y Fsrae aear cEsFsxE ESHE
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aih sSsfi zuro eD' sAss nse R. any aRs mods 81
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first. HILL g. TIBBETTs. lila Vermont
vESTEHRxxN NEEDS CAR Immediately to Sc
cure JOB; cash in full Call RA. 5430 Sun
Gay between 10-2 or write to Box 44S-R,
AUTO WANTED by medical student. 1895
to 1899 Ford. ,Chev. or Plymouth, in good
condition; cash; no dealers; will consider
TAx1GHs FIX GHse TE e. 2as7 DODGE or Plymouth
I'm: Executive 1856. II
urgently ChrySler General MotorS or
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Largest Pontiac Dealers. 1897 irving St.
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h s o%SFRs oaaTs sa4 e. wise Big price.
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nsor 1935 to oe,E 1899 model; no dealers. Call
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more To for ca, anX make ps9Yptompble wiz COM.
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s5's 10 ONE wouIn otiGj DARE pay more v95 than
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sERvIcEMAN. due discharge soon, ',U need.
cash; no dealers. Michigan 1851. Ext. 10
1725 18th st. NV. w. H. McCRACKEN
WILL TRADE 1899 Lincoln for light car
VETERAN NEEDS CAR, will pay top price
GHEvRSfEf Il fS9f sfnf fLrMoGTawn Ne 2aal pay high
est est cash price to5 car in good condition
i,s6 iSRiylbUAL VI wants late model from owner
ffRiivHTE PARTY needs 1sa7-aa light
sa1 ssdap; sr, IN h4da good condition. No dealers
DEsPERATELY IN NEED of a good used
car; two veterans; will pay cash. Call
CLEAN CAR. under s7oo, badly needed by
Army CAPTAIN, Just released. IA. 1854 j
Box 193-R. Star
PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs good
clean car. 40 or later; cash. Taylor 43l7.
LATE MODEL CONVERTIBLE, good con-
dtion. Call AD 1903. 80.
1888 TO 1912 WANTED by ex-Marine;
, eny make desired if in good condition.
$500 FOR 1885 OR 1896 FORD-Must be
clean: more for later model car. Call UN.