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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Dear Joe
WHEN DID 1T HAPPEN :!
By JAMES L. HICKS

WHEN DID 1T HAPPEN
Hey, Joe, if you are going to
have a baby (beg your pardon,
sub, we mean if your wife is going
to have a baby, anyway if you-all
are going to get a bundle from
heaven and you can prove that
your madam became pregnant
while you were still in the serv-
ice, your wife is entitled to pre-
natal care, hospital confinement
and medical care, and your baby
when born, will be entitled to medi-
cal care during the first year fol-
lowing birth.
All you have to do is prove that
conception took place before you
we're discharged. Now don't go ask
ing me how to go about proving
that, Joe. There are some things
this column just doesn't know!
SCHOOL DAZE
Joe, the next time you go to
readin' n writin' and 'rithmetic
classes and your teacher tells you
there are no text books available
for you, tell your teacher he is a
pedagogic prevaricator.
On second thought it might not
be wise to call him the liar that
he is, but tell him very nicely
Joe, that the Library of Congress
has 100000 text books for vet
Grams which it is just dying to let
schools have free Of charge.
The books are surplus from the
United States Armed Forces In
stitute and have been placed in
the Library Of Congress by the
VA for distribution to whatever
college that needs them. The VA
pays the Library of Congress for
handling the books and will also
pay your school rs cents for
getting each book for you.
But here is the double deal, Joe
Your school and your professor car
make a lamb sight more money by
having you purchase a three dol
! lar book from the school book store
which cost them less than a buck.
Take it from the Whirl, Joe, there
is no book shortage for vets in oul
colleges. And if your prexy says
there is, tell him the Whirl anC
the Veterans Administration is
ready to publicly prove him lial
any day he wants to talk about it
The Library Of Congress is mo-
permitted to send books direct t
you. So get on your prexy and tel
him to send for yours like the gov
+ eminent is paying him to do.
: THE WHIRL
l The VA last Tuesday announced
the names of Ga organizations
which are authorized to presen
claims to the Veterans Administra
ton on behalf Of veterans ant
their dependents, and not one O
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Pertinent
|Puruqruphs

while | do not believe for a
moment that the unique injustices
suffered by the Negro today can
be wiped away overnight, i have
too much faith in the conscience
Of America to believe that this
question of race relations is i'm
possible of solution. Gov. Thomas
E. Dewey, of New York.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Danger Below!
Down in Dixie
THE DEEP SOUTH SPEAKS"
By ROBERT DuRR

Swift INFLAMMATION of the South
dooms every wage Garner, white
and colored, a union cO-ordinator
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29

collective bar.
gaining scales toe
heavily in favor
Of labor in any
dispute with EN-.
ployers.
Even among
labor itself there
are objections To
the closed SHOP
provisions. While
the law itself
does not compel
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29

one Of our Mother-Foulers among
them. They, too, would be given a
decent break.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29
Somebody Thought Teachers Weel Pooling 3

Somebody must have thought the ST. Paul school teachers
foog strike the generally
voous about their low plight has evidently
for granted that they the to publicly demonstrate their
dpeasue with the small salaries they've been getting along
From we've got sneang suspicion that when city
fathers do their budget planning they will include the % teachers
their plans II takes strikes dramatze neqes and results
from people going them whether like
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-11-29

eve want to fight against dis
criminatory practices all over the
world. India feels so long as the
seeds of discrimination exist, the
seeds of future conflict can be
sowed." - Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi
Pandit, head Of midas delegation
to the UN General Assembly and
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19
GREEDY THIEF

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. lo,-,PD The man who came to dinner in Arno Katz' hotel room waS not only uninvited-but unapprecia- ted.
 Ka.z, manage- of the Commo- dore Hotel here, picked up his suit at the cleaners, returned 10 his room and ordered his meal sent up. In the meantime ne went downstairs to attend 10 some guests.
 When he returned he found OsmeOne had entered his room, eaten his meal. and taken his new Impressed suit.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19

Sits due them by the VA will be reimbursed provid- ing they prove that they remained loyal to the Uni ted States.
 Decentralization of Ma tional Service Life InSur- ance from New York to the 13 branch offices of the Vet erans Administration ex- tended to the Northwest as branch No. Il in Seattle an- nounced receipt of some 50O,0O0 NSLI records of World War II veterans liv- ing in the four Northwest states and Alaska.
 All matters pertaining to NSLI policies of veter- ans in Oregon, Idaho, Alas ka, Montana and Washing ton will now be conducted sfrom the Northwest Branch office of the VA in Seattle"  Mir. Nicholas Zavinsky, VA contact representative in this area stated. "Veter- ans can now expect pres ent delays on insurance matters to be practically or completely eliminated within the next three month"
 Veterans in the North west are being advised of the insurance decentraliz- ation by postcard notices of the change. The former NSLI headquarters in New
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19

MILWAUKEE, WIS. - William Double, 3, (above) was given a fighting chance to win his battle against double pneumonia and em. pyema after he had received 250,. 900 units of the newest miracle drug, streptomycin. The boy, sop of former State Assemblyman Will liam F. Double, a Milwaukee attor' ney, received the streptomyciI through the efforts of the Milwau kee Sentinel and other Hears Newspapers, which obtained a re lease from the civilian Production Administration. The drug was To cated at the Abbott laboratories il Chicago.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19

York has mailed August notices of premiums for the last time, giving Seattle as the return address.
 The Northwest branch of the VA now becomes the permanent record office for all NSLI policies. The VA contact Office in Fair banks will continue how ever t2 provide sarVice to veterans or matters of re- .nStatement, conVersi o n and other queries. Mail inquiries may also be made to the regional office in Juneau, he explained. P a y m e n t s should be made direct to the Vete ans Administration, Branch No. II, Collections DiviS- ion, Exchange Building, Se- attle, 4, Washington.
 Veterans are being cau- tiOned that when mailing premium payments person. al checks or money orders, properly identified with the sender's name, address and policy number, should be used. Cash payments should never be sent thru the mails.
 Backlogs of thousands of unposted premium pay ments which accumulated while the NSLI policies were handled in New York and during the decentral- izatj0r period( must now be Whittled down bv the staff of the insurance ser vice before the promised 24 to 36-hour service can be given.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19
SPEEDY SERVICE

DENVER, Colo.Au.. 2-Tle owner of stolen t"uca E4: Ees- cribing t to patroIman Ralph Obert at the police switchboard Saturday. Obert looked out of the window ana saw tae tvu.E.
 Recovery time: Four minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19
MONTY FERGUSON LEAVES FOR SHORT VACATION

Monty Ferguson, part owner of hte Nome Grill, left today on the Alaska Airlines plane for Anch- orage, and Fairbanks, where he will spend a few days and get some medical attention.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-19

Phone Local News to Main 125
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Ruth Louise Vota1V
|,Becomes the Bride
.OfMr. K. E. Larson

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Louise
Votaw, daughter OF Mrs. Martir
James Votaw to Mr.. Roy Edward
Larson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theo.
dore Larson Of Sidney, Nebr., took
place yesterday. The ceremony wa.
performed in the, Western Presby.
terian Church, the Rev. C. Stewart
Mckenzie, oficiating.
Mr.. Frank w. Parker of Belleville
N. j., escorted his niece and gave
her In marriage. She wore white
satin with finger-tip veil edged with
lace and held by a crown OF orange
blossoms. She carried a white
orchid and bouyardia.
Mrs. Alvin E. Parrish was matron
of honor for her sister and wore
rose color marquisette and carried
matching roses with delphinium.
Mr.. Larson had as his best man
Mr.. Clark Watterson and Mr.. Martin
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Miss T0tber01V We'd

/ The marriage OF Miss Doris
Totherow to Mr.. Roy s. Homan
took place Monday In the Swindell
Memorial Methodist Church In
Baltimore. The ceremony was pre-
formed at noon and the wedding
breakfast was served in the Wash
ington home OF the bridegroom
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Homan left by
motor for the south.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homan will make
their home In Washington where
they will live on Shepherd street
NV. Mrs. Homan formerly lived
in Birmingham. Mr.. Homan re-
Gently was discharged from the Navy
after serving several years In the
South Pacific.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
Recent Wedding

Announcement is made OF ths
marriage July Is Of Miss Ruth
Eleanor Schramm, daughter of Mrs
Edward schramm OF Washington
and the late Mr.. Schramm, to Mr.
Curtis Schuyler Bradley, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett Bradley of Harris
onburg, the wedding taking place
in All Souls Unitarian Church with
the Rev. Alfred w. Birks officiating
at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will make
their home in Charlottesville where
he will continue his studies at the
University OF Virginia.
Evening star., 1946-07-28

u. Votaw brother Of the bride, with
Mr.. Gunnar p. Ohman served as
uShers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson held an In
formal reception at the church
leaving later on q wedding trip In
the Adirondacks. On their, return
they will be at home at 1922 ]
street northwest.
Evening star., 1946-07-28
EHgHPe111eNt

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Nicholson
OF Mitchellville, Md, announce the
engagement Of their daughter, Miss
Mary Eleanor Nicholson, to Mr.
Walter N. Liebert, jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter N. Liebert. of Ma
nuet, N. Y.
The wedding will take place in
September.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1899 4-door, 8 wheels, Century
sHse safpLH9 sesese sese Hads5 &c., oP
BUICK So 1885 convertible sedan new
BGek sf oTs sse s door nx sedan AR sse 500 runns
eenS,s0n seIlIns c.i fpos a fsss cs s4sS below oP
ssk lSs e.. 7 fSSa aD iasDs isss $500
BUICK 1910 taxicab. excellent condition
Plysss oxnsF Ask for Mr. esSs aoosE Between s.e
CHEVROLET 1856 2,door master: running
coin1:aiIion;, rubber fair; $3.50, under OPP
ias4 tasor ms ssdsa monaay as t.
TiSs SHFysSIrTp sSs Or 44Sa R..ut,,n, ,r..m,,oorid
~ master de luxe two-seater convertible;
EXCELLENT conditieni all extras; trade fol
sdiS & I 0iSd 1S a4 sfasnss rSes:
oHEyRoLEr 1882 coupe: good runnins
eondition; s, way below oPA. s175. 1Is45
SafyRSIhT ssIi %6 sss PyG m sss $:
ssns $50 g. sss ssSw ss"..a ore
I'm 2 n; ysn and r noon g., Sunday
Tires, motor. radio and chassis ok. sligo
6RaosLEY eros t9 DE- eT lux. onlsd assd.n sa4a I1tb
soTo isaf custom So lzos 4dr sed.n heater
zR 9PA ss sAia iss lsss tsSs ss :se
fnSfSsf bSSGE = is4q II taxi with PUG, tu,d drive.
radio. heater. Good condition. AT. 4973.
DODGE 1888 four-door sedan: good con-
dition and appearance; below CPA cell:
$Sss s7 cash: ash ACME MOTOR SALES. 1885
HaofsGfoS DopGE CAB, le4s. in good running condi-
tion; fluid drive, heater. radio; $1,000,
below OPA ceiling, RA. 1894 after pm
Sunday and Monday. Diamond Cab mem
bership assured.
DODGE l940 sedan: good condition: ST25.
FORD 1880; good engine, good tiSes:
5000, within oPA ceiling. Phone Falls
Church 2060. %
FORD 1941 cony. club coupe: all new tires,
motor overhauled and completely perfect
in every way; privately owned; will trade
for late-model pickup truck. RE. 2907. =
FORD 1910 de luxe station wagon, oPA
ACME MOTOR SALES. 1885 Bladensblrg
FORp 1888 coavertible sedan: new tires.
FORD 1885 Tudor sedan; radio, heater, 4
new tires; $3.50. within OPA ceiling. Can
GGRAHAM 1885 supercharser; looks rood.
ioxs EsVo ORA. I III. siis. = - s4OV s.'n' ~
Evening star., 1946-09-01
rRAIleRs.

SCHULT tandem wheel demonstrator, new
netian blinds, carpeted. air-foam daven-
port, inner-spring mattress. elec. refriger-
alton bottle gas range; all day Sunday
e. sTJaIxs. psJks Alex. va. Bank DR.. Dick L
sTREAMLITE, 1s44, s-room trailer: per
SHEsf fKSiIER Dolly SIss and eagsase carrier. %.
for tess FORCE sHv T.voIi i1S Bfds sSHa' s'o send
WANTED-One-w wheel luggage trailer; will
pay pay cash 4 il in proper condition and priced
1915 ALMA TRAILER, % it., wheels,
Iaay Iaiiy e9aipped and used only weeks; also
ana hitch for trailer. Ceiling price Of car,
SS9a33. VIII sell separately or as unit. CHI
NEW 1915 ALMA house trailer, sleeps
four, completely equipped, tandem Wash
iington Tourist Camp. Hains Point. Across
LUGGAGE TRAILER. like new. 4xsxs it.;
ni.ch; ,EntSn Eood tires ln $50. 595l Branch ave
NEw AND USED house trailers on % to
e. q mon. month terms; Metal luggage traiiers
eas saLEg Is Rouss trailer T. perRS RIGHTEs
new HOUSE TRArLERs are on displa,
why wait or months piIsn or longer aeherfs for
trailer home when YOU can get one of the
peSt-ou1it traiiers in America now. We
WIN TRACE. sell for cash. or will finance
tor 10, as Ions as "a months. All trailer;
ey ssd sy s IS oPH c6s baTs 4ss Tsa G
G89' M89' s232 /, Georgia ave. Silver Spring
SAVE on HAULING-Rent all-steel utilit,
trailer, stake or covered. Also boat trail
eTs, oy day or longer; rental hours, 8 to 6;
closed cto Sundays. Pick up trailer Sat
a1sernoon al ne 1870 fos synday AMERICAN Trail
FOX SALE, house trailer 1Q10
built. vacuum brakes. cabin coach. Cali
BANTAM s-WaEEI VIII Z FRAZIER, "a good Ia con.
dition, S145. 81. 1880, i
FOR SALE--3-rm. 1912 house trailer;
being transferred. SERGT. Erwin, JA
alma a 90. permanent bed; electric brakes
priced ris6t' HiELs1DE TRAILER "11rL. VII.
TRAVELO, 1914. Lot 4. Alexandria, Va
Temple Trailer Village. Alex. S17I. Il
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con.
structed, lightweight lifetime trailer; de
Ilyeries being made. BOULEVARD TRAIL
ER ss SALES. 95o5 washington Baltimor'
FOR RENT-5-ft., 7-ft,, Oft, a-wheel au
hitch. RENT-A-TRAILER CO. 1908 Le
hwy Arlington, Va. GL. $500.
TRAILER. 2-wheel, 4x6 box springs, welded
steel frame 1912 Dodge rear axle, I6-in
wheels $50. 81. SS54:
efc; difor refrigerator pp ppit small in Al con
Camp, Berwyn, Md, Route l. Tower
Evening star., 1946-09-01
AUToMoBILEs WANTED Cont.

cossrN coossssr poNfiAc 4p4 roTds orsss ave-
as sssH GssR fs.nas. ceEys..s:
9assess ss BY can
Bnpn BsSpninF ra dist ne ,pT FIR 5aad got the b,ss.
est cash price for your car. resardless Of
Pg sf 7aS noTog Rssds eo 5sla9s oD.a avs
4BsoaJrGiY sHsa Z Fl Ri HIGH CASH OFFER
DGs. ss uf ysaa sec a: assS a
lisa give YOU s cash. II car Is not psid tor. VIII
a snd gs5 Rs:saa
Oldest exclusive used-car dealers. See Mt
81 Syp ioeaton eaia prSe % IL
@s;$o @ i e 5. closed 'i sn sunday. csil North
as. ss BasE Sr
ft ftsr Ta obf sssF 81 Ias III gsavr. am
in buying IA to 81 preferably, Ford.
chey. Pontiac, need transportation for
CCHEvROLET Or Ford or Plymouth car or
sHn Tayfn 9SJ scs II sS
70 see them weekly; any kind, good condi-
Tor or ia4s s.door super Buick Tor low num-
81 eTsy srsa sxss saf heS a s1ss ss
your car. Adams S344. WILLIAMS AUTO
sAhEa B iys 81 iq DEAnka Il vim "a,
the maximum cash price for any desirable
car. WHEELER. INC. 4S0O-4s2O Wis
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords. Pontiacs or
any make Of car that has had good care
We need them and win pay the highest
seiling prics. n HAWKINS. 1883 14th
Want G06D moderate priced used ear;
viii pay cash. HUDSON FIELD. l3S7
Evening star., 1946-09-01
MOTORCYCLES

|gst overhaaled; $500 Cali Mon. 7ool GSH
HARIE4 BsIT Ed ny 4 TA soma asa1 accessories .s.r
Sun Sun a5s at sse7 47th place, Riverdsie
Sslsa y 9,s S9s,1 1esS s., 4n solo
aaEIEYebAv1bsoH IA Il ~ 1887 "74": yer,
good good cornSdition; will swap for car. GE
N5N 5IS l4EHfhfm GHihf esceent st condition
Cash; 62S Hamilton st. NV.
HARdEY 45 a,hsI Buddy seat saddle BAGS
sPEcIAIIzEp LIED .iisPai REPA1R WORK by expert,
fsE'5 r. 4 9sSA3ss fRHs RE SsfHP'Si Sff
Rasb Deritss soasjs5 as JOB r..
chevy Chase, Chase vsh0'slGb WI sf5s 'oe E. helano
NORTON 1915, 5000 miles, $3.50 A. ]. s.
els Barnett MOTORCYCLES, some eA' model, Hs
available for immediate delivery. solv.
your TRANSPORTATION problem. BRITISE
MoToRcYcLE edssE SALES. 2o14 NJ st. NV.
NpdAN dsh ns1 GHIEr 1s, ls4o es Ii II excellent
Ifsff 1ag Gf EsFfax accessories
4s1s Van Buren St. University Park Nd
tax. j. MARTIN MOODY, authorized AT
ington dealer, ia. 1854. 500 SO. 23rd st
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1s41 "A, F. H: bes
offer Call EN- O7O7.
INDIAN CHIEF 1910; in Al condition
buddy seat and extras; leaving town. Cal
CUSHMAN motor ice cream scooter
equipped with box. ready for operation
isas asss fsTsii si5f s5Ss4 Ss4oHv with
sidecar, extras; 11,000 miles, ca sh or trade
for car See any time at Is Cation ave.
Alexandria. Va. TIE 1914 3
INDIAN CHIEF, 1946; fully equipped; will
take $500 cash. balance to be paid Il
finance company AT 4n41
Evening star., 1946-09-01
\X&'s:;' \X&:'fTS' +; s.
"
BARGE TRIP.

BARGE TRIP.
Horse-drawn barge trips along the c.
q o; Canal, auspices National PARK Serv-
iSs says sosk lsss ss No. g. On ,s.. ds5esh street
8 am. and pm. today.
CRUISE.
sightseeing tour of Capital watertrost.
Basin Inlet Bridge. near West Potomac
Park polo field on even hours today.
Dance with orchestra, Jewish Commu-
$50 O'Clock tonight;
DRAMA.
Theater, olney, Md. s45 o'clock nightly
through Saturday. EXHIBITS,
Victory anniversary exhibit, including
display of Japanese and German sur
displayed before; United States declaration
declaration against the United States and
England, at the National Archives, s;45
pm; Sundays and holidays through Sep
Books. and personalta of shalom Alei-
period; contemporary American etchinss
Rrft sqndSs lay s The Dyson Fl draph
am. to 4;30 pm. daily.
Water color rendering Of early Amer
the National Gallery Of Art. 10 am. to to
pm. weekdays and to 8 pm. Sundays
through September.
Norman a Rose 'e at 'fUs the Pe.Rorth b granch fs
Public Library. 8 am. to pm. week
days through September.
Club Of washington. 29i7 I street NV.
pm Sundays fh5psgh THSThkfl September
Later italian Painting. in the lecture
today.
MEETING.
NoAR Labor Zionist Youth Group. zoA
Building, 1920 Sixteenth street NV,
o'clock tonight. Members and guests.
Organ recital, All Souls Unitarian
Leopold Rybb violin concert. east garden
court; National Gallery of Art. O'Clock
AAF, Band concert. east front Of the
Capitol, s o'clock tonight.
FOR sERvICEMEN.
teenth and Sire Streets is NV, '"'E, Pm today s
@ 81 sSdlgntseelng' 3 pm today; buffet supper.
G street NV. A''o
Discussion of current events. g o'clock.
onss a1d TSor ssnea i9 M
Eighteenth street NV
Sightseeing, i 80 pm today; dance with
9fiaessFa 9si4 Street oelSck NW tonish' Nccsuso
swimming, leave lounge. 2:3o pm:
6unet supper, $50 O'Clock tonight, and
q nrldge' ID all day. uSo Club, 1911 street
For officers: Dance with orchestra, Of
,cers isaT - Service Club OF the United Nations.
tonight.
Service personnel may obtain more in
formation by calling the United Nations
center, National 1900
Evening star., 1946-09-01

AUCTION SALE Of antiques, period furni.
ture. in Empire. Sheraton and Victorian
chests, tables, stands grandfathers clock
and china. stafrordshire, Dresden. W weds,
wood Bisaue.> Hayiland, Limoges: pressed
and blown glass pieces from my home
tension Of Camp DeitricE; sale held wed,
premises. 3 miles W. Frederick, Nd, Oh
Is 81 mrs Esn 4E Ss ssns g. Ss SRsR 1ossasy o%sl
Emmert r. Bowlus, auctioneer, Frederick
EED 7: WILLIAMS = zED 4; WILLIAMS,
Sept, 3rd. Z pm. NV Modern 's and d'T antique SsS
iprnitIre iln Of the better grades and unusu-
sIal rosewood marble-top dressers Of the
Victorian period: expensive rosewood
eEuss ass dasss SsS e TanSs cases VII.
maoliea eoerfa saaue5 SaaaI
prss ass ana msta rroa es4s
curly maple low chest Flemish oak carved
ns room se feSs uos Spa Mhhrop paSs ms
hoaany. slant-front lady's desk; maple
5.pc: dinette set. Secretary style lady.s
round card or wall table; walnut bedroom
suite ,eomplete amber finish fine-grade
maple bedroom suite; two-tone walnut To-
dining room suite odd beds completes
odd chiforobes and vanities; good upright
piano; odd chairs and sofas: attractive
al Glass s fruit dsh ana a two cemposes ys issss
cut glass cid fashion butter dish: cut glass
medium size punch bowl; oak hand-carved
storase chest, with drop top about IS
in,gs; engraying, subject THE. MarriaGe
Of PocahontasH numerous other articles
Of VARIOUS kinds and usefulness and attrle-
Evening star., 1946-09-01
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, 1e4s; /
oTeT gSed aye e9ndGn safo sH
PISTON RINGS. Perfeet fs cf5h, Circle, non one set
s6anssad for 1sa La s1ls; sost s1s sell
with 2 spray, guns; 20-ft. work bench with
10 drawers, large Office desk and complete
hand RRd nafhnf ssolS wh or 1887 Boy
4107 Longfellow St, Hyattsville, Md Il
CAR REFINIsHED : Now is the time to
have your car refinished by master painters
S ps argsst ast1 psn
avsis s'eP 81 sree 1sh ssimas saa
FORD 60-hp. motor block. crank shaft
and inserts, all new. Adams $685..
HUDSON 1941 g.; block, rods and pistons.
used, in good condition: sa5. WA. 34o3.
SAVE AT ,sALAwITCH. One Of the largest
used truck and new and used parts dealer
In the South offers these sensational values
at exceptionally low prices. All items listed
oPA prices. Save on truck engines-JXD
Hercules engines. 4x4M bore, will replace
JxA.B-C engines; complete with generator
lists at s76fs4; our rrt Price. ss45' EN IS ss4
Mack engines; complete with built-in air
eas Pods Fss a5 sPss
and International engines: limited auanti-
x truck .sa.d and PAST cars Dscognts gp to
lcomm) with exhaust pipe. lists at SIS SO
helper springs. '43 to rs, lists SIs.bO pei
set our price, $40: K7 Int. rear springs
| lists SIS, our price exceptionally low al
a real saving at low price Of 1915: K7 Int
carrier assembly, So ratio. lists at Sl31
52", can also be used as seats. lists SIS
our price. $50. Call Gilmoor O4O0, write
wire SALKWITCH 31O0 Washington blvd,
quantity buyers. We Buy and Sell Used
Trucks.
WHITE SIDEWALL RIMS, set Of 4, S695;
also limited selection of hub caps. MAN
SITS. NV
TRUCK BODIES REPAIRED and welded
to pass inspection; new bodies made te
your requirements. Truck body dent
FRED s. GICHNER IRON WORKS, INC.
| I214 Gath st. NV, Republic 2419.
Evening star., 1946-09-01
Three Fined $50 Eueh
On Numbers CHARGE

Three colored men arrested Frida.
at a house in the 800 block of !
street Sc. we're fined $50 each b.
Municipal Court Judge Ellen K.
Raedy yesterday after they pleaded
guilty to charges Of possessing num-
bers slips.
Charges Of lottery operation were
dropped against the three, Robert
L. Prince, IS, of the I street address;
Smith B. Griffin, SO, of the 300 block
OF Virginia avenue Sc, and Clar-
ence Gomillion, 48, of the 1900 block
of Q street NV.
Police reported sl,050 in cash and
quantity of numbers slips were
seized. 1t was estimated the place
ran s5,000-a-day numbers business.
Evening star., 1946-09-01

VAN TRUCKS. large or small jobs; expert
local and long distance ia. 1897. z.
DUNKEY'S TRASH REMOvERS - Daily
service. 2o15 Clagett st. me-. AT. 6138.
GENERAL HAULING-we are equipped to
move cinder blocks, concrete, lumber, dirt,
bricks etc. .HO. s464. i
DODGE stake body truck for hire with
driver: General hauling. MI $500. Sc
HAULING--1-ton stake truck: owner
driver will help load. 313 E st. ne. CLYDE.
TRUCK FOR HIRE - General hauling
prompt trash removal service. Call VETS
LIGHT HAULING, veteran, reasonable
LARGE TRUCK. by the hour or lob.
HARDWOOD anrG slshs ssS about "A" long, s12 per
VETERAN desires general hauling, new
truck, reasonable; refrigerators spe-
cialty Call HO. 1924. -
TRUCK FOR HIRE, stake body: reasonable
rates; short or long distance hauls. Call
TRASH REMOVAL SERVICE and general
hauling by RELIABLE TRASH CO. Call