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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-18

,ba nesti orodja.s S seboj vzemi-
tie samo obleko in kaj ziveza. !"
ITO sje .bilo v soboto. v to-
rex zjutraj. Oh Z. uri gje prislo
pet yojakov.. ! Tedaj SEM ravilo,
Fzivino krnil. azena pa tje s.kosilol
Kuhala. Incl mas De. .vse spopisa-.
me- Zapovedal je, datnaj Sc pri-
!pravimo, sob eni uri popoldne
moramo ;siti ina zbiralisce " st.
Jurij. sedaj pa nitro ma Fdelo.
Hitro smo sprawl cunje v. kov-
eege, vojak pa je prilepil naslo-
We mamie. Zapregel sem vole,
Ekateri SO bill zelo lepi, so tehta-
Ii cez 1000 ky. Peljal sem nase
in ocetove cunje. Pri Knezovem
Pepetu je bilo zbiralisce. Mas
je ze klical; vse skupaj sem pu-
still kar ma cesti: vole, voz in
koveege. Potem so mas gnali ge-
stapovci v Podlesovje, tam je
cakal aytobus, XII mas ,je zape-
| ljal ma Zidani most. Cd tam so
mas odpeljali z vlakom v Raj
henberg. Tam so bill re barake
IL vso nesnago.
I "Drugi dan so mas vagonera-
Ii in je odpeljal vlak v stare
Nemcijo. Nepopisna zalost je
bila med nami. Kmetje, XII so sc
locili cd svoje zemlje, so padali
ma kolena, poljubljali svojo zem-
ljo in klicali v nebo po masce-
vanju. Nihce nj gledal tega pri-
zora s suhim ocesom. Otroci so
hodili kakor psieki. Vsak je incl
ma vratu svetinco, XII je bila ME-
gova stevilka. Mi smo imeli Ste
vilko 11611. Toliko je bilo dc
tega casa Re druzin izseljenih
Ker so pa bile nekatere .druzi.
| ne cd 10 do Is clanske. To mas
je bio, XII nam je bila svoboda
odvzeta. Nikdar vec bi sc ne vr'
Mill, ako bi mas ne bill Ameri
kanci osvobodili in njih zavez
niki. Slava MIN!
i. "Vsakemu Nemcu ,je bilo oh
ljubljenih 10 Slovanov po kon
cani vojni. Oni bi lahko naredil
z mimi, kar bi hoteli. Torej
pojdimo dalje. Diva dni smo 81
vozili. Dne 5. decembra OBJ 2
uri zjutraj je ustavil vlak '
Bruchsal pri Karlsruhe. To j
bill nam popolnoma neznani kraj
Cd tam so mas gnali cez meste
ma en- hrib, v veliko poslopje, k
: je bilo v pet nadstropij. Tu j
bill samostan,, Pauluschein, viso
ka stavba. Mislili smo, da je tt
jetnisnica. Res, pomestili 81
mas po celicah, katere so bill
pet metrov dodge in 4 metre 81
. roke. V eni sobi smo bile tr
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Mnrkef Ayeraues
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. Dec 10 lP,.-UsDAl---Sal-
able hogs. 10000; total. $4,000; fairly &C
tive: $3.50 lower: most decline on Weights
under $50 pounds: sows also $3.50 lower
top, 21.25 paid freely for choice 190-24o
pounds: bulk good and choice, ls0-250
Meists eRIHso up soaaes 70 Zoo pounds downward 70
1925; some light weights around a ~ ~
Saiable cattle, 5000; total. 5000; sal
ables calves, 500; total 500 ied STEERS steer
steady With n! notb,nr ssrotiy
choice s here; top around * 90; & sonsidsrds
able inquiry half-fat, So0-1 loo pound
feeders at 1g,00-2I.o0: best ,slausnter
heifers. $500. cows. % lower: bulis, "a 2.
80 lower; vealers weak at 800. mossIy "
90 90 down; Gamers and cutters. S;5ot
III .25; beef cows, 12.00-14 90; most peel
bulls. 1900. and SAUSAGE cnerings at ENG
0eisM ssiabie Sheep, $500; total, .3,7oQ: not
fully established. most early bids snarplyy
lower on wooled lambs: q, 80 bid on gooo
and choice lambs weighing about sUo
around sS-pound Western wooled lambs
steady, quality considered. at $50. gen,
erally asking steady. or around I5.lO
for best; 40 action on holdoVer yearllngSS;;
slaughter ewes scarce; opening saies small
lois natives steady at mostly 40 DOWN
odd head, choice to 100.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Stocks Rally Briskly;
SfeeIs, Motors and
Carriers Favored
By Victor Eubonk
Associated PRESS Financial Writer

NEW YORK, Dec 19.-Stocks, led
by steels, motors, rails and assorted
industrials, pushed up briskly in to-
days market.
The list was a bit hesitant and
rather quiet after a fairly active
opening. Buying orders then APP
peared, in virtually all departments,
with the pace duickening before
midday.
While scattered issues did little or
nothing. plus marks Of fractions to
2 or more points were widespread
near the fourth hour. Profit taking
trimmed extreme gains here and
there.
Brokers found that year-end adj
justment of accounts for income tax
purposes had been pretty well COM
pleted. Replacement purchasing was
thought to have accounted for in
dividuaI strong spots.
Demand also was based on the
hope that the usual Christmas-Ne
Year rally would eventuate, that
1947 would see more tranquil labor
situations and consequent bulge
in business.
Dow Chemical and Eastman Kodak
jumped better than points each.
In front were United States Steel,
Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet, Gen.
eral Motors, Chrysler, Santa Fe,
Southern Pacific, Southern Rail-
way, Northern Pacific, Goodrich.
Montgomery Ward, international
Harvester, Kennecott, International
Nickel, American Can, Union Car
bide, Philip Morris, Texas Co.,
Standard Oil of New Jersey, Gulf
Oil and Schenley. United States
Plywood registered a new high for
the year.
Bonds. generally improved.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Chicuqo Grain

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 fP-Fee9 grains rams
Messsnsaa " sympatSy ~ With iit further decline il
hog values and easiness in cash mar
kets. Trading was lighs and losses were
wheat showed more resistance TO lower
trends. Some buying ~ the .it nTsad snth se,sai
western connections. Although there vert
no reports Of Government wheat pur.
chasss. potehhsiaa en- N sTtef a5sefltu ''o''
Demand for cash. corn was much less
aggressive than earlier this week ,oI tlr-
chases on q to-arrfye basis totaled loo,-'
900 bushels. Cash oats also eased,
Evening star., 1946-12-19
THE EVENING STAR, washington, D. C.''' A-2S
{ pEcEMsER lS4s

until July 18, l945. That the rubber
shortage did not become sufficiently
serious to cripple the war effort was
largely the result OF Mr.. Collyer's
services, according to the citation
read by Secretary Patterson.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Business Briefs

Bank Clearings in "a leading cities
Jumped to Sl5,866, ,566, 900 in the
week ended December 18. a gain
of 32.l@o from the previous week
and 1880 above a year ago--Dun
a. Bradstreet. The latest total was
the largest for any week since NO
vember 7, 1929.
Cotton Spinning Operations in
November were at 1852 OF capac-
ity VS.. 1922 in the previous month
and 104.8To year ago-Census
Bureau.
Freight Loadings in the week
ended December IA totaled 82o,70t
cars. a gain of 1870 from the pre-
vio11s week and 74qo above a year
apo-Association of American Rail-
annarel Wool Consumption by
American mills has averaged ,000,-
100000 pounds a year for the last
five wears. a new record, which Is
more than double the 1868 rate
Federal Reserve Bank. A soIten-
ing in demand is expected to pring
decline in 1947, the bank said,
Wholesale Food Price Index OF
Dun e. Bradstreet dropped to S6.2S
December II VS.. $6,35 week earlier
and s4.16 a year ago. 1t was the
fourth successive weekly decline
from the all-time high of $6.49 on
November 10.
MacAndrews g. Forbes Co. de-
c,ared a dividend of $1.15 share,
payable January Is, raising ls4o
pavments to $2.20 VS.. Sl.8o IN lS4o'
chesapeake g. Ohio Railway
earned s25, ,eo3 ,948 or 1888 share in
II months ended November 80 VS..
s13,573,274 or SLIT a year ago. :,
Huntsville g. Nashville Railroad
NET income for 10 months ended
october 81 was s9,678,445 or s4.l3
VS. s1e,720, ,984 or STA in the same
1945 period.
commonwealth g. Southern Corp.
and subsidiaries earned $29 ,385, ,o9l
in IL months ended November 81 VS..
S13,604,177 year ago.
Consolidated Steel Corp. profit Tor
70 months ended August 81 was S6,-
46e 800 or $2620 VS.. $3.505,7A6 or
1888 in the preceding fiscal period.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
earned $2,042,O61 in II months ended
September 80 VS.. $1,559I417 a year
ago. s..
& Mining Co. profit for II months
ended November 80 was $2,31l,758 or
s153 VS.. s1,447,465 in the same ls45
period.
Punta Allegro Sugar Corp. earned
s1.802.783 or $4.40 in u months
ended September 80 VS.. 81 ,877,9 1862 or
s4.59 in the previous year.
Union Pacific Railroad ordered "a
Diesel-electric passenger, freight
and switching locomotives at a cost
of S22, 100000. 1t was the largest
single Diesel order in history and
was shared by American Locomotive
Co., General Motors and Fairbanks
Morse.
United Air Lines reported cargo
ton-miles in November totaled l.
331, $40 VS.. 387,717 year ago.
Continental Oil Co. is offering
minority stockholders of Texon Oil
& Land Co. a share of Continental
for each four shares of Texon on or
before February l, an SEC registra-
ton statement revealed.
Ruberoid Co. has acquired an as
phalt roofing plant and dry felt
plant at Dallas from Longhorn
Roofing Products, Inc.
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry
Dock Co. elected William E. Blewett,
ir., executive vice president and
Robert I. Fletcher vice president, ef-
fective January /.
CarroOn & Reynolds, Inc, elected
John R. Barry president to succeed
the late Richard A. Carroon.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
President Of Goodrich
Honored for War Work

John Lyon Collyer, president Of
the B. r. Goodrich Co., Akron, Ohio,
has received the War Departments
Medal for Merit for his services in
connection with the development
and production Of synthetic rubber
during the war.
He was also special director of
rubber programs Of the War Pro-
duction Board from March 81, 1945.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
GarfinckeI Common
Leads Store Stocks
In Exchange Sales
BY Edword c. Stone

Department store stocks have
been in extra strong demand on the
Washington Stock Exchange in re-
cent sessions, with Garfinckel COM
mon, new, leading trading in these
issues, a market survey discloses.
Sales in SO and 100-share lots have
been numerous. latest transfers
being made at 24Aa, ex-dividend.
Garfinckel 81 per cent convertible
preferred has also been in good de-
mand, bids having just advanced
to 90 ex-dividend. Before trading
started in the new common stock,
3,426 shares of the old common had
changed hands this year, making
1t the most active store stock on
the board.
Woodward & Lothrop common,
at 641a and 65, ex-dividend, has
registered 3,065 sales so far in 1946
and been much wanted in the last
two weeks. Hecht common, around
80 and the preferred, at 105, have
been less active than the others
However, 2,14t shares of common
have changed ownership this year.
The wide interest in store stocks
right now is due to record Christmas
trade, coupled with excellent earn
ings in spite Of high expenses,
brokers asserted today.
Liberty Declares Dividend.
Directors of the Liberty National
Bank have declared dividend OF
$3.50 per share. payable January Is
to stockholders of record January g.,
M. F. Calnan, president, announced
today
This dividend puts the stock on an
So annual basis, as Liberty has al
ready paid one dividend Of $3.50 this
year.
A transfer of 100000 to surplus
account was also authorized by the
board
Laidlaw g. Co. is distributing an
analysis of the stock of the Columbia
Gas g. Electric Co.
The S765,00O profit-sharing distri-
button to the employees of Woodward
g. Lothrop is far larger than has
ever been paid before, officials said.
Barkley Heads Appraisers.
F. Latimer Barkley was elected
president of Washington Chapter,
Society of Residential Appraisers
at the annual dinner meeting OF
the organization at the Burlington
Hotel. A member of the building
firm of Barkley Bros, the official
succeeds w. Owen Hohenstein.
Other officers include w. Curt
Mack, chief valuator Of the Federal
Housing Administration, as vice
president and r. Lee Baxter, secre-
tary-treasurer. Members OF the l947
Board of Governors will consist OF
Allen Elliott, Carl c. Smuck, Julian
Scott, Charles E. Phillips, and Owen
Hohenstein.
Guests of the group were Paul
Hathaway and Asa Groves, officials
of the Veterans Administration who
spoke briefly on the current home
loan problems OF veterans.
American Airlines today an
nounced appointment OF Walter
Sternberg as director of passenger
sales, succeeding Herbert D. Ford,
who becomes Eastern regional pas
seneer sales director. The new de
rector has been head OF interna-
tional traffic relations.
Washington banks and building
and loan associations have most
appealing Christmas atmosphere
with their trees and other nohoay
decorations.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

TREASURY 2:30
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Bost Me 4 As 10 6M
Bost Ne As 80 eoz
BufRocnkP5Ssf 69N
Can South 81 o2 JOG
Cent BUP ~ 4S 95ih
Cen Ga 6Ms 80 15M
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Evening star., 1946-12-19
N. Y Bond Market
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$50 Ry gn 4s 3d. 1o2iA
Stdo oiiNJ2 as'71 So
Third Ave 5s so so
West Un IS 6i 62N
West Or IS so 81
West Elec 2ss71 1ol
wise Cent II ~ 70
Evening star., 1946-12-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Dec. 10 P1.-The cotton
IN nervous dealings today. Prices were
easily Influenced By small orders IN thin
Mi buying and short covering. at one
time rallied the market to gains Of almost
~ q BALE over the previous close, success
siye bursts Of profit taking and hedgins,
There was good deal Of switching from
near to later deliveries with some Of the
trading attributed to eyening-up opera
lions prior to the year end
SPOT cotton market were firm.
Late afternoon prices were Sl.!o pale
lower to 65 cents higher than the previs
Gus close March, 32 80. May, zoo, ana
July, 30.T6.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Pennsylvania Railroad elected TO
the board Harry b, Higgins, presi-
dent Of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
He succeeds the late Arthur Q.
Dorrance.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Hourly Sales on the 8achanse To-day:
n 90 d m 100 600 is:u0 noon 100 600
100 M ] 12o 600 300 o m $50 COO
funit OF trading l 0 shares. sales printed
In full sIn bankruptcy or recetvership or
being reorGanized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed BY such companies
Rates OF dividend IN the toregolng t96le
auarterly or semiannual declaration un-
less otherwise noted special or extra diyi-
xr Ex rights Also extra or extras b Plus
stock dividend Cash or stock Dee
Eclared or paid 90 far this year q Peyanle
sanadian funds. < Accumulated divtdends
paid or declared this year. n New issue.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
N. Y. Curb Market
LIsI Es0M 9NIE s5IGfEER saSuEs

2:3niInt Petrol hha 15shI
Aireon Mfg Co 44s Int Utilities 90 1zh
Alaska Airlines 3NlJen Lake s .30e 61A
Alum Co Am 2 02hKaiser-Frazer 3
Alumni Gds Ae 20 Kirk L G M .02 1Hs
Am Bantam Car 3ittLanstonMMch 16ia
Am Cynamid Ia SoAILong Island tg
Am&FgnPwr Wr 1NlLouis L&E .60a 13t6
Am Maracaibo hMcWill Dredse 1o,h
Am Repub We 21MlMenasco Mfg 3Is1
Am Superpower 11ttMichigan Sugar
AnchPost p zoe 7MlMidWestCp 1ss Ala
Apex Elec Mfg 0NtMining Cp Can oM
Ark Nat Gas A. MONOGRAM Pict
Att Coast Fish : saint City Copper zM
Atlas Corp " W 6tAl Nat Fuel @ .e0a 14z6
Barium Steel SztlNiaeara Hud Pr 1oAs
Basic Refrct 40 6zblNip sing Mines iva
Blue Ridge 43e ia No1na Elec lie 1oM
Breeze Cp 80 17zINo Am 1t q Pwr eM
BrownFDist 80 20 Northeast Airl 6N
Bnk Hill q Va 16ztlPa Am Air war 31b
Burma Ltd 1hlPantepecon 81 l3s4
Callite Tung 4lbIPennroad Ne 5A
Caseo Products. 73AfPep Boys Ae ~
lcatalin Am 40. 16salPharis TER go eN
Cent q ew uti ostl PhillipsPks1a4e a
Cities Service ASA Pioneer Gold
Col Fuel6Ir WV 5AlPolaris Min zoe 5M
Colts Pat r Arm 26tA Premier Gold :. 1NS
Comm 4 Sou waI Nsi Producers Corp ~
Comm Wat Syc 21biR-K-O opt war SM
Cons Gas Ut " o3ttRaytheon Mfg . 121t
Cons Stl Cp Ae 3zlzI Richmond Rad 81
Croft Brew -05e 2hISt.LawrenceCp N
Crown Cent Pet S1blSt. Resis Paper 1osb
crownDrug .15e 51tIsayoy on ---
Cub All Sui ! IA 46lSchulte thc-- ~
Dennison soc 11t4lSefal Lock
Dom Cred Cp 3hlSelect Indust - 3h
Elec Bd Il Share 16h iSembler r B l.. IL
81 Pw q 1t WV ~ hiSolar Airc CO. 133A
Fairchild = n A 3stsoss Mfg sse ~ 81
FansteelMet Ae a fstd Power d 1t III
Garrett Crp 40 10 tSterling Inc " . II
Goldfield Cons Texon O6L 40 1oA
Gray Manufact 10 Textron Inc ae In
lGrayson-Roh l. 13AiTri-Contl Wv 3A
HaZeltine ! he 14lzI IUtd 1t q Rys z7IA
Humble on sse 63tAIUtah-Ida l5e ~
HumRossF Goa 26ztiWest " C&C We 80
Rates of dividends in the foreEoing table
| are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semiannuai declaration. pn-
less otherwise noted. special ar extra divi-
dends are not included. also extra or
stock. e Declared or paid SO far thte year.
PAYABLE IN stock. Paid last year Pay.
dividends paid or declared this year. p Nev
issue. wv With warrants. xw without
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Crude Oil Production In the week
ended December IA averaged 4.716.-
$50 barrels daily vs. 4.694, $50 in the
previous week and 4.514.700 a year
ago-American Petroleum Institute.
Evening star., 1946-12-19
Bonds. generally improved.
Washington Exchunge

Qarfinckel common tnew)-20 at 24h.
AFTER CALL.
Capital Transit Co--10 at 29h.
Washington Gas 4.25 preferred-5 ut 106
Evening star., 1946-12-19

Ex dividend cooks Closed. Plus
extras q Paid SO far this year. e31
extra @ & 3E extra N b Ss extrs. 10 cents
extra Paid In 1915. $40 extra.
Evening star., 1946-12-19

BulldrQ 20 -
Bulovawatch %
Burlins Mills Ia l!
tBur1ing NJ sf 4 g
Burr Add M so q
sush Tsrm .36e
tBush Term pfc !
Butler Bro 1.55e
Butte Cp&Z We
Byers tAMl
tByers A NJ pf 2 II
Byron Jack Ia
CAL PACK IN u
cslisnan Zinc J.
Calumet&H .40e j
Campbell W2Me
CanDryGA .3oe 81
fCan Dry pf ~ II
canad Pac NE IL!
Cannon Mills A.
Carrier Corp 81
"r,riercorp pf2
Carr&Gen goa
Case J ] Co 2e J.
Caterpillr TT 3
Celanese Cp Ae y
Celanese 1st 4A
Celotex Corp IL j
CentAsuirre IN
Cent Foundry J.
Cen Il GAZE 51e
fCenViol Su 2Hae
Cent Rib Ia .60a
Cerro de Pas 2 :!
Certn-teed 60 4.
Chain Belt ] !
Champ P&F We ].
tChamp p pf4h 81
Checker Cab !.
Ches q Ohio 3a J.
ChicaeoCorpAe ;!
Chi b East Ill
Chi g. E III A lie
Chi Great West
Chi Grt West pf
Chi IndGL A ct
Chi M SP&Pec y
ChIMsP&P pf5e x6'
Chi & NV lie IL
Chi 4 N w of 5 II
ChiPneuTool Ae !.
Chi Yello Cab l
Childs Co .
tChile Cop "a II
ChrysIer Corp 3 y
CinG&Elec .35e III
Gin Mil N LAO
CIT Finance 2 3
City Ice&Fuel 2 j
tCity Invest I
City Stores .90e
Clark Eauipmt 3
tClev E I'll pf4h u
ClimaxMol 20 a
Clinton Ind l go i
C1uett Pbody Be
Coca Cola 3a
fCoca-Coia A s. II
Colgate-P-P %
Collins & AK la I,
Col Fuel&Ir 80 x7'
Col Fuel&Ir Of !
.Colo&So LIST pf 2oi
tCol&so 2nd pf 22'
Colum BrA2.30e I
Colum BrB2 SOC
Col @ d e .30e Ia
Colum Pict 1b
Col&SoOE 2.55e
comcl Credit 2. y
tComl cr nf3 6U y
ComlSolvents lie q
ComwIthEd 1.4o 2:
comwl q South 81,
Com&s Of 0Ak
Con6 Mast Ae
Congoleum-N 10
Cons Cizar Q
Cons Copr zoe
Cons Eds 1.60- =
Cons GrocerS l
Cons Nat Gaa1a :,
| Cons RRCubA pf z,
Cons vultee 2 =
tConsumP pf4h 4.
Container Cp -
Cont Baking Ia a
Cont Can ! -
Cont Diam Fib
Cont Insurnce 2
Cont Mot .36e y
| ConOilDe1 1.7oe =
| Cont Steel 80
Icooper-BeSs
| CopprwldStl 80
Corn Prod 2. 80
| Corneli-D E 80 3
CorningGlass "
| coty Intl zoe
| ICrane Co Ia ,
| Crownc&S / he 4
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
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TRAlLERS.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum asrcraft-con-
strueted lightweight @ LIFETIME n, tgaileT; a @ de-
blvd, Berwyn. Md Tower 6162
NEW AND USED house trailers on II to
Painting and repair service; also aeess, @
TRf MER SALES. Route /. Berwyn. Md.
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER-1f you wish
to sell your house trailer for fair cash
price. phone MR.. BAKER, Berwyn. Md.
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
sale. complete line OF trailer parts and
accessories; visit our new display rooms
irving daily. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
INC, 1880 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921
TRAILER RENTALs-Rent all-steei utility
bg bv ake daE or or T0 to
sStteraeon ter Sunday. AMERicAN TRAI1t-
ER CO, 4030 Wisconsin ave. Wo. 3@3l.
Sa ss dsy1 HOUSE i WshKEK oh sgoe
1912 PLAIT, Is It, with isxa rm: built on
Z fi;eT H. HiHe HousE ssH TRAILER All for imnedi
tssdelivery. SOLE TRAILER CO.; s2s2
ss8sfs Sss $50 g s:sR
Ct cusToMeBnhT ae p PPRaILER FRA for four iS air
brakes bottled gas: 81 500. ia. 54T4.
TRAILER. 8 rooms. permanent bed, eiec.
elec. brakes. S-ply tires; excel.
cond.: also 16xS-ft glass-inclosed porch
CARL ALSEVER, $500 Marlboro rd. Sc,
20s
TRAILER, 1916 Roycraft 27-foot. with
hot water and bottle-gas stove: sleeps four
lived in four months; Duro Therm heater
with blower and beautiful light wood
throughout. Inquire Cherry Hill Camp,
Berwyn, Md. MR.. J. c. HoUSLEY. 90