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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
W-O. Spicer Companies
Meet NutionoI Wage Pottern

was granted to the employees of
the Toledo Metal Furniture Co.
along with an 18-cents an hour
wage increase. Negotiating the
contract were Clifford Elbe, Joe
Zahn, Joe Glowczewski, C1em
Mankowski and George Zahn.
Barton Dederman, Local IL rep
resentative aided in the settle
ment.
An average wage increase of
21-cents an hour was granted to
the 200 employees of the Toledo
Porcelain Enamel Co. in wage
increases ranging from 1914 to
28-cents an hour announced this
week.
Harold Dean, Local IL board
member negotiated with the fol-
lowing o m m te e from the
union: Charles Wurzell, Clara
Elliott, John Sims, Clinton Har-
riss and R. c. Hariss. Earl Smith,
represented the management.
American Can Settles
One of the best contracts ever
negotiated with the American
Can Co. was settled last week
when the company management
inaugurated am innovation by
agreeing to pay straight time for
holidays not worked. ~
Increases ranging from 11y y
Accents an hour for a plant
average of % cents retroactive
to May "a, 1914 brings the
workers wages in this plant up
to that earned by similar indus
tries throughout the country. An
Scents an hour premium pay for
second and third shift workers
was agreed upon.
John Kiplinger represented
Local II in the negotiations. The
union committee which settled
the contract was composed of
Ted Modrowski, chairman; Cas-
mir Roginski, Andrew Zapiecki,
Vincent Nowak, Fred Kalten-
bach, Casmir Pisarski, Lillian
johnson, John Kaczmarek and
Roman Simmons.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
Gosser Support
Comes From
Mony JAW Areas
Continued From PaRe I

Continued From Page 1
wish his name used, stated the
case for Gosser, saying, eve
don't take a back seat for any
one when it comes to our con-
tracts, wages and working con-
ditions. Dick Gosser has done
a job for our entire region that
compares favorably with any re-
gion in the UAW and is as good
as the best and better than the
rest. He has earned his spurs
and deserves to go higher"
Gosser's popularity is not en-
tirely unanimous for the Com
munists have been attacking him
severely in and out of his own
region.
Prepare For Campaign
Members of the Gosser-for-
Vice-President Committee have
planned to wage vigorous cam
paign on behalf of their candi-
date and are going to the con-
vention with a determination to
elect Gosser and give a good ac-
count of themselves.
Delegates from Gosser's own
Local IL, Toledo, are enthusiastic
for the man whom they say was
instrumental in making their
Local Ohio's largest. They point
out that he would be a real as
set to the International union in
the vice-presidency and TIA t e
that they will wage a vigorous
and aggressive campaign in his
behalf.
GOsser Remains Silent
Despite all the support which
has been given him, Gosser has
not said that he would be a cam
didate for the Frankensteen
post. What his position will be
is still unknown to his own fol-
lowers although they are insist
ing that he be nominated.
Gosser's position will no doubt
be clarified after the chips are
all down in the convention and
the lines drawn for the four top
spots. 1t is believed here that
Gosser's acceptance or rejection
of the nomination for the vice
presidency will depend to a con-
siderable extent upon who the
other candidates are and that he
will make his choice after the
convention gets under way.
In the meantime, his support
ers are leaving no stones un-
turned in their efforts to line
up delegate votes and it now ap-
pears that he will have 5000
chance of election should he de-
eide to make the race.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
A. Group Denies
Tox Resolution
Continued From Page I


Nobody could expect the CIO
Council to contact every mem
Der of CIO individually and ask
them their stand on the tax
Hence, If Mr.. Begg did not know
CLOS position, 1t is because he
and the rest of the committee
who favor the tax failed to carry
out their full duties as officers
of the Auto-Lite Unit.
I'VE deny that our chairman
or any of the committee had the
right TO commit the entire MEM
bership of our Unit in favor of
the tax when we know that the
majority are opposed to II and
are positive that when the men,
bership meeting is held that our
opinion will be sustained.
'Mr. Begg and the rest of the
committee have the same right
10 favor the tax as we have to
oppose 1t. Our only objection Is
that this group sought TO make
il appear that they acted for the
entire membership of Auto-Lite,
whereas they spoke only for
themselves"
Signed
Howard Cutcher
William Duck
John Barr
Margaret Mitchell
Members Auto Lite
executive committee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22

Since 1884, the Justic e
Dept. charged GIN and the
other defendants "held Sc
cret meetings at the Yale Club
and Biltmore Hotel in New
York City and at other places"
where they discussed and
agreed upon all bearing prices" "
Named with GIN were: ski
Industries, Philadelphia; Fafnir
Bearing Co., New Brit a i n,
Conn; Marlin-Rockwell Corp,
Jamestown, N. Y; Federal Bear
ings Co., Poughkeepis, N. Y;
Norma-Hoffman Bearings Corp,
Stamford, Conn.
Charge "Big Six"
The indictment charged that
the companies, known as the
big Six" produce $50 of all
the ball bearings manufactured
in the U, S. with a total an
nual sales value of approxi-
mately 5000, 900.
Bearings here required in the
manufacture and use of ma
chinery and equipment includ-
ing household goods such as
vacuum cleaners, refrigerators,
washing machines, and sewing
machines; farm machinery,
autos, trucks, railroad locomo-
tives, textile and shoe ma
chinery, machine tools, mills,
mining machinery, power gen.
Grating and transmission equip
ment.
At the price-fixing meetings,
said the Justice Department,
"the defendants not only fixed
the prices they would charge to
manufacturers who would use
ball bearings in manufacturing
their products but also fixed
prices charged to distributors of
bearings for replacement of
damaged and worn out bearings
in used machinery and equip
ment."
Suppressed Competition
The conspiracy had the ef-
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
There Will Be
A Slight Charge

WASHINGTON (LPA) -
Charges by President John l..
Lewis, of the United Mine
Workers-AFL, that miners are.
exploited by company doctors to
the tune of $60,000,000 a year
for second-rate medical service
was buttressed by the testimony
of Paul K. Reed, UNIV official,
who said that one West Virginia
coal company doctor charges
S25 for delivering a baby boy
and $40 for a girl.
Reed could offer no other ex-
planation other than the posi-
bility that baby girls didn't
grow up to be coal miners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
PAC Snubs Lousehe

COLUMBUS, March 18 -
(LPA) - Ohio's gubernatorial
candidates are such nonetities
that the CIO-PAC last week re-
fused to endorse any of them
and concentrated instead on
marshalling its support for
Marvin C. Harrison, of Cleve-
land, for the Democratic pri-
mary nomination for the U. S.
Senate. Incumbent Democratic
governor Frank Lausche was
deliberately snubbed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22
Continued From Page /

troduced into Council following
nv resolution to set up a COM
rnittee of three to study the en-
tire tax situation with the pur-
pose of revising the tax struc-
ture was the same ordinance
which was brought up in March,
ie4S about the time I was fill
ing my petitions for my first
term in Council"
Had reasonable exemptions
been granted by the ordinance
the people would have gone
along with this tax" Burke de-
clared. He said the tax was un-
lust because a $40 a week clerk
paid the same ratio as the S4OO
a week industrialist.
Vote Ordinance Fight
Following several other talks
by CIO delegates to the TlUC,
a motion was introduced and
unanimously passed to wage a
vigorous and aggressive cam
psisn against the payroll tax
ordinance.
Richard Gosser, UAW-ClO re-
sional director who was pres
ent at the meeting discussed the
BLADE editorial directed against
him and pointed out that he had
been elected chairman of the
CIo strategy committee and
also spoke for his own. union,
the United Automobile Work
ers.
Mr.. Gosser said that the TUG
and the UAW had, on two pre-
vious occasions gone on record
in opposing the tax quite some
time previous to his statement
against the tax which had pro-
voked the Blade editorial.
Objects To Riders
Commenting on the Blade
editorial that the people do not
want to give the residents of OF
tawa Hills a free ride on their
backs, Mr.. Gosser said, Il don't
want people of wealth riding on
the backs of the workers either"
and then suggested that the
unions could negotiate wage
increases with employers to
cover the cost of the tax, or 60
out after another l8-cent in
crease"
"The fight on the income
payroll tax is not a capital
against labor fight, but a fight
between those who want the
tax and those who do not" he
said. Those who favor the
measure should work for 1t just
as strongly as those who are
opposed to 1t should work for
its defeat"
Question Election Date
o. j. Pecord, managing editor
of the TOLEDO UNION JOUR
NAL questioned the legality of
the May 7 date set by the
Board of Elections for the in
come-payroll tax referendum
and said that the Board had set
the date without consulting
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-03-22

Contracts pened for negotiations according " national
Editors N
which not is
Ion the bass1 d t nat WI
Evening star., 1946-06-21
he isn't but I'll him you called Who it you want?"
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

ARLINGTON FOREST, 637 N Edison St,
mmedae sanaay This e Colo
NAL brick home consists of living room,
dining room and fully equipped modern
attic o ana nah n
Immaculate condition and has, many
Sl3,150. To reach: Out Lee blvd to N.
Eds Edison os St. sd right 70 henSe See NJ MAJ
CHERRYDALE. VA. l block from every
KIND. KING Of .tSo'. Seonyentenes h blocks to 81
story house reeenty en SsnHa i1e
new oak floors. new Venetian blinds,
new Amco aluminium storm windows and
with summer and winter hookup for hot
water: full basement, gas stove and break
niselv rast set sdeatns lot 5s3II2
taehsd ss!sxe: price. s1s'5o6i subs substsn- an
fstss:s}Sn ssa IN yesfs snd
Washineton blvd. AriinEton, Va. s0 Esa St'H
ARLINGTON AND FALLS CHURCH prop
miy' gpfs' rental; kGG' SlSo month one vacancy
men Pnnse sGk and Th,f ssS esps Cod fg
cupancy: Sla,e5o: terms. W
voodeG er9pm 1o1 brick Sex. sGoonial 5hs baths; new
ST $50; Considerable C cash. ha' anu ''oieS
Groom brick. . stories; oil heat. gas
ranse almost new: September occupancy;
5-room brick. . stories; prewar ma
terial; gas range. full basement, fenced
yn, yard; 4 miles m & to d: c.; September occu-
s,room stucco 3 bedrooms. ga baths:
ne needs as IedecoIating . beautiful lot, plenty
offer al
1-room brick Colonial on acres of
sDsRY ass 70 olses es9"9o roc Atlns .t5ms
ewes. CHI. 26.7 and Owens 6Oas 81
IMPOSING COLONIAL HOME, only %
and altogether charming country estate.
inc c9mmanding Tln;nid ,r PANORAMIC view Of roll
tant mountains every room In the house
AFFORDS view Of rustic beauty
colp5s lpassnF Though 15o the tai and stately
center hall. one sees at the left the mag
nihcent living room (l6x30) with its cool
alsnity eh and restful charm. contrasted on
the right by the stimulating and brilliant
color harmony OF the spacious dining room
renovation OF the entire house has Just
well-known Williamsburg interior. deco
rator, whose artistry has truly made this
a home with a personality, Softly cleaning
are a pleasing feature tfroushout the
house. A deliRhtful corner bedroom I3xl 81
with completely equipped tiled bath.
po"utT room ana large perfectly
appointed KITCHEN complete the frst floor.
Three. splendid bedrooms. ample we'll
lighted closets. linen cabinets and A large
completely equipped bathroom comprise
the second floor.
Set back about 400 feet from an at
tractive paddock fence this stately home
located on dual highway from Washing
ton. Is within pleasant driving distance as
well, from Warrenton and Middleburg
A new oil burner provides hot-water
heat with summer and winter hookup
A remarkable fne large barn. OF solid
oak construction. two-room Ruesthouse.
one-room tenant house with other nee
essary farm buildings on 2S acres of
excellent soil. constitute a property which
lends itself equally well to the easy living
enterprise such as nursery stock. pouitry
or hardening. The price is S37.5OO
ROWLAND d WOLFORD. 11s E Broad
st.. Falls Church. Va. CHI. 3421; ewes,
Evening star., 1946-06-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY Gent .

eese ses stE awe. Pr Ss.
EeiH sEacs & s.ash feet
sts: 10 rooms, 3 baths: completely fur
9RSss sissSs sshSss asb $4,000 properties on s.y
i =, 1000 N. e RyoN c.. e aE. i4 si4s.
sisting Of home and small " sss; seress.' '' at
hXRA s,3p,sr L; y. Booos. Box lSs' R. +. E i,
FxMiIY Or THREE wants furnished a or
%sshns.on ana 1art ca si fl R sss shn so miles Of
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-s-room frame
aeosa s1 ssos ior t5ams on back lot
FAIRHAvEN. MD.-s1o, 900 will buy this
unusual location of home. s rooms fur
nished; with am.e.; located on, land
large play .Erounds masnificent view. has
to be seen to be appreciated. OWNER, CO.
az Ask at 'P Post Or oe. PaasS.n Fan onsn sSs Ms
8 M.-'ai esfsaif s-reom eunssiov
r.: s!s f. 81 S:;i i;ss U.s.
BEVERLEY BEACH-Los cabin, furnished:
sss s''.s sns !ss stone ';Rss esgss
living room, dining room. kitchen, 2 bed
both screened. Al condition; W lot ss: seoxioo:
immediats nm late possession: good buy at S5,225.
ho'sfr Martsy saee eve es'i55 S. osss
5AAHTzISGER 5Asg 81 Co. s45 K st. NV. INA.
ATLANTic CITY, n. J.-rurnished house.
bedrms.. 3 baths. beautiful SURROUNDINGS;
Marsate. E. J HASKINGs, ln7 Lancaster
POINT LOOKOUT" where the Potomac
meets the bay-Very desirable homesite;
some directly on the bay, some on Poto-
mac River: sandy beach, excellent roads.
bathing and fishing. Prices S495 to So95.
with 500 cash and monthly payments SO
up. Representative at sales ONCE on PROP
erty Sat. and Sun. and July 4th through
July 1th. Bus directly to property or
drive down. For information. ask for Mr..
Steve Grey, Glebe 400 or Mr.. Bob Collins,
CHI 1855. with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Realtcr, NE. 1143, 1892 K st. NV.
SHERWOOD FOREST LODGE-Most at.
tractive hotel accommodations. rates same
as 1945. Bathing. boating, golf. tennis,
horseoaeS hogY x riding Phone Sherwood Forest
FOR RENT. comfortable s-rm cottage
For sale: Canadian log cabin. $4,000.
.tase, $4,000. MARY T BOARD, EN- 451l.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FOR LEASE-Ready shortly. one-story
with option: main hishway .throush city.
ne. ne. sect; excellent for truck or automo-
sis NEAFs fFsensS W1ite ssx eo5IM star 2s'
commercial lot. rs feet street frontage.
side and rear alley: reasonable price and
terms Reply by letter, please. Box
o$S & ST. N;w.-end, srd and 4th foors.
IA rooms. Ala baths tower 5000 square
teet Vacant Immediate possession
MWEAss1HaTMGToN WEs1aIfTTI RIEALT9X IAiI iI9x CO. GE $500
near Dupont. Circle; 30 rooms: elevator
suitable for f9TeIgn @ goys or nonpreft Or
X ST. mr.. 10th NV buildings each
abou. 1000 SO. IT. now being remodeled
DREYFUSS BROS, MA O5S. 81
GRACE ST. Georsetown-1.,O .,OOO 50. #
sontractor's yard. auto or truck parking
Rent S1G6 month GEORGE Y. WORTH
lNGTON & SON, l1l9 Eye St NV, Ma
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA-Desire to rent
garage small bldg. or lot in rural bus
zone CH. 2242 after Il pm -25
COUPLE WANTS TOURIST COURT or
service station with lunchroom to rent or
operate on commission basis: references as
70 charaeter and ability. Permanent.
Box 204 Star -23
waiting prospects with ample cash for
your, business. For prompt and confidential
results, call Mr.. Stein, business chance
dept. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO. l4I5
+ st. NV. ME. 5400. Complete Real
PRINTER desires to rent space for his
print shop. Call Ma O460. -27
2 vETERANe need building for manufac-
turing; lons-term lease: will not build or
SEEKING NORTHWEST LOCATION to
establish children's department store:
experienced and well financed party, now
operating successfully. willing TO ofYer silent
or active partnership to some one who con-
trols or can obtain top Conn. ave. location
Box 3l5-M. Star o3s
Evening star., 1946-06-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

summer homes and building sites. Write
k''.tSE2e cAsT salhk hk'SS Wooa.ndc c2 s:.ss
SfReIss si sisSs ss n ano 2th
bedrms. constructed for year-round COM mo
for!; f. .zo modern threushout. Prices: from
sSs5 d1ssns ~ RoBafk Sfnf,
ssday sasfT cai west PRsSpsFty Rssl s4 f.s 1Rf W
NJ Md .ss See Roy 10y RMKsuNNER' Ms saent' 81 LAX
eoTFxsesE ssh AND APARTMENTS AZ for Gs sal: or
Chesapeake Beach, Md. Mr.. rREEDkEY.
APT; AVAILABLE, Rehoboth Beach Ocean
ne%tb,y Sioek July 18th for season weekly Or
pfsaP, hot v.s1 sn1s r. 1s0R ssssh sssh
rent beach cottage, July and Ausust. Ats fop op
f,rst s vacation with family in three years.
SA HAkE "a tacKsoHsMs.cooa csKxsRiSss. ,.,,,. ss..
ing. furn. cottage with Is5 IT. on 'H lake
front, +, ont, large trees. Iiv; rm. so it, stone
eookn sne Rsfshee cH $500 1870
SEVERN RIVER. 10 miles Annapolis: 81.
~ e.: cottage furnished: modern: boats
oatning, fishing; $3,50O cash. Box 28R-M.
sELBY ON THE BAY-ror sale lse sum,
mer cottage. completely furn. on water
front lot: your own private beach; price
$500; o. L. WILLIAMS, MA. 1898: ewes. +,
CEDARHURsT- sT-oN-THE-BAY- Restricted
Year Ysar.rouna cottage. living room. = bed
bathroom. screened porch: fully furnished;
lovely wooded lot 50x100; $4,000 cash.
Can OWNER. UN. OSLO. -22
FOR SAIE-Cot. 24x34 Furn porch out
bldg elec; chimney; toilet outside. Lot
sOXl2o. snI No. Beach Park. Md. $4,000 WI
NORTH BEACH-vacation at Chesapeake
House on bay front on Florette St, be-
tween Rod N Reel and Chaney's restau-
rant: modern accommodations MRS L.
RINGLER. phone %. P. o. Calvert County.
EXCLUSIVE ISLAND, in Southern Md
II "a acres. 1.600-ft: front on Potomac River:
solid oak log cabin OF 4 rooms. with glass
and screened porch; private euesthouse
with glassed and screened porch Also
acres Of private oyster beds In adjacent
Piney Point Greek at excellent paying con-
dition. Price, $4,000: terms. strictly
cash: m;peetion ~ written request Of the
owner JOHNSON HcFE1RIDdE 1873
w st. Sc. 23s
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sEAsHoKE PROPERTY.

RENT FURNISHED for months. 4-bed-
room cottage. bath. Virginia Beach. on
water, adjacent Cavalier Golf Course: $3.50
month. OWNER, Box 1913, Virginia
Beach, Va. or call Virginia Beach 120s-W.
REHOBETH BEACH. DEL.-Well-furnish
cottage. close TO ocean and close to shop
pins. Large screened porch, large living
room, dining room. kitchen, bedrooms,
one complete bathroom and extra lava
atory on frst floor: gas range, electric
burner Available from now to August
l., CHAs. H, HILLEGEIsT. MA, $500.
EN-. 1855, or Edward Tikiod. Al Mary
land ave. Rehobeth. Del. Phone bee1. -23
Evening star., 1946-06-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SAFE

r. R.. in the heart of Silver Spring: an
ideal location for warehouse or any in
dustrial business; Priced to sell Call
Sngo 5400 until tonight STANLEY
PEARSON. sa36 Georgia ave. 81
10000 SO. FIT. of industrial property in
B. g. o. siding available. c, II. pEARCE
H22S Baltimore ave, Riverdale, Nd. Phone
10000 SQUARE FT. of industrial sround,
located in Wash. conv. for rr siding, in
growing community. Call DI S124 N.
BASILIKO REALTY co
Evening star., 1946-06-21
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE 1cort1

-FOUR FAMILY FLATs-Modern brick
nldgs,' lust OF MINI: ave. Sc, convenient
prot whe ssnts d nf0ms R sen each bds
berg. IA. 5s6 with SHANNON & LUcHs
60 &c cnMhEHk }S%S II s. nw NA: asa5
bfef size oxs6 Semleslaehfd nesr 4th
and Girard SITS. NV: 1st floor has 9 apts
zone now vacant. each with 2 rooms,
xfhen xth ,anas and bath md Moor aps zach
apt. of 3 rooms. kitchen and bath full
basement with apt. for janitor; no leases:
POSSESSION With title; real buy at S35:-
200 Ip Phone Ne Sydney karrs WiseqnSin 9s65,
dbNIF ..f ffANk kpsRfMEINhfIp fRMHEINhIps safden n 4 type.
shows excellent return: perfect condition,
some apartments furnished. beautiful NV.
owner % must q sell fnssy Box ss4L. a. sf.r sio''oo0
sRIck Sor}S I91ms s,gt6 Nth :ddt9pa
n.a a5 rSomss rooms; diros dsiroSs'ns sl3soo per w.
Reator. ias tolai oR '0 sps4 ps1 mo- PAUL p sT9sE'
IN NEW NORTHEAST Development
good for family nat; present income,
1888 q month with provision for increase;
Also ten stores in old Georeetown, Call
CORP. DI. s6O7.
10th and B--3-story frame detached
houss hoss now nov, being Ing operated as roomns
70 % a reasonable offer. CHAPMAN REALTY
coLoRIED@GtSoop NV. CORNER. apss,
occupy; newly decorated: auto. heat: priced
REAETy H sf eo G5ii IL II sfe''is, CHAPMAN
Evening star., 1946-06-21
SUMMER CAMPS.

THE OAKS. "a miles from Washineton on
West River; summer camp for boys, to
"A years: July and August. For infor-
nation call DU. 0029 "a
LAST CALL for summer schools or camps
A few openings available in New Ens-
land and this region Act promptly by
calling OF visiting Free literature and ad-
vice. WASHINGTON SCHOOLS ASSN. s1A
18th st. NV, RE. 1885 80
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OFFICES WANTED.

WE NEED ABOUT 900 FIT. space on up
per Georgia ave. for a business ONCE.
uNFURNIsHED single once. approx. e0xao
Call uN. O5s1 or UN. 1880. -o3
IN ANY RESIDENTIAL or commercial To-
Desire to rent or share with another for
our private use between 8 to 8 am. and
to $50 pm. Daily, phone RA. $3.50
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

OFFICIAL NEEDS suburb or country
home br lease or substantial rent: unfur-
nished; 3 bedrms. plus. Box 355-M. Star.
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CONCRETE BTuDINC

MODERN CONCRETE BUILDING, 10000
50. IT, floor space on ! floor, Aft. CELL
ing height. railroad siding at building,
l3Xl 3-ft doors, truck loading at dash
board level; ! door for truck drive in. on
concrete ST. just of main highway, 10 to
min. run TO downtown: available July
10Th on Ions lease WEAVER BROS
C" INC" Washington BLDG. d. $500; ewes,
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

CHARLES S. GUM needs good Investment
property for many clients having substan-
tial cash. Call FIR. 1905 until pm
INVESTOR WILL PAY CASH for houses in
any condition. white or colored. Box l6l-
L, Star 81
4-UNiT APARTMENT in strictly white NV
or nearby Va. location: to be GI financed
Write price. terms, location and full de-
Seription TO P. o. Box l035, Alexandria.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE. telephone and mail service,
ton. Oh. 0632. III
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.

STUDIO AvAILABLE EYES, some daytime
hrs; quiet street near Dupont Circle: suit
table p phone d and desk. desk. " cali i Nj hsS7 M9lk
De 1918 -oI
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-12

mix, XII je vedel v r.adnik. Takojl
lie ael no MEM navzdol, skoraj.
FprepriGan, da je ma prayena po-I
tu. Kmalu je opazil, da SO mu
|sledili Ignazio in BE diva druga
iskalca zlata, XII SO tudi spozna-
Ii vrsto kamenja in prisli do is
tega zakljucka. Andres je bill ze-
10 nezadoyoljen zaradi teg a
spremstva, a uvidel je, da je bo-
lie, &c ne pokaze svoje nezado-
yoljnosti. Ne da bi koga sreea-
Iii, so dospeli do kaverne prav
" trenutku; ko je Lionel doyrsil
syoje dele. ~.
Pustolovci so nekaj casa ii
pail po temi, dokler nj Andres
prizgal uzigalico. ceprav je ME-
ma slaba hue le malo casa syeti-
la, je zadostovalo, da so spozna-
Ii zaklade, XII jih je vsebovala ia
skala. Ia ljudi, ki so yecji del