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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Mrs. Mcclure reported on the
delegations conferences with Sen
atOr BAH and Congressman Pit
tenger. Senator Ball expressed
himself as willing to introduce the
bill in the Senate. Ale asked that
the FEPC bill apply 10 industries
with rs or more employees. He
also thought the committee might
have to accept the Taft Bill. The
delegates absolutely refused to ac-
eept the Taft Bill because it does
not have law enforcement meas
ures."
HMr. Pittenger was very dis
courteous to the delegation and
we feel that some work has 10 be
done in Mr.. Pittenger's distrietT
Mrs. Mcclure pointed out, 'Tn
two short years FEPC has become
a burning issue in our national
life. More and more people have
come to realize that a FEPC bill
must pass If democracy is to con
tinuep
Randolph presided over the main
conference. He stressed that the
work be carried forward by the
Strategy Council along educational,
legislative and financial lines.
Mrs. Mcclure also pointed out
that FEPC had made gains: the
hlibuster was cut Oh by vote
for elOture by IS senators (Sen-
ators Bah and Shipstead voted
for I'D, and the elOture vote was
the FIRST ever taken on q min
GRITTY problem.
Mrs. Mcclure implOred the
people 70 talk up the provisions
Of the bill and write 20 your
representatives, The Bill h not
dead and Il win be brought up
ct this sesslOnt"
Eve must organize FEPC cOun-
ellis In each Of the nine congress
sional districts, then our rep
resentatives will be better informed
and will not vote against the bill"
Congressman Walter Judd re-
fused again TO sign the petition
10 bring out the Bill.
Rev. Clarence Nelson reported
that Minnesota had the largest
delegation present. Some Of the
strategy plans had been taken from
the Minnesota delegation. Rev. B.
N. Moore Of st. Paul suggested
another march on Washington, "But
this time II would be an inter-
faith and intercultural, inter-raeial
march Of all people who were in
terested in FEPC."
The march would take place
about June LIST. II was Jonas
Schwartz idea TO organize local
FEPC councils In each congress
Bional district.
"FEPC needs money" Rev. Mel
son said, "the goal Is one-hRh mil
lion dollars. We must 60 all out
70 see that our Congress enActs
legislation for FEPCl"
Al the NAACP business meet
ing, a report Of the Columbia,
Tenn. riot, sent from the national
Office was read. 5000 was voted
out Of the treasury TO send to
the national Office Immediately,
and e6S.79 was raised from the
audience to help the Rght for
justice.
The Youth Council was intro
duced by Mrs. Mae Marshall. The
president Of the Council, Benjamin
Peery, Jr., introduced his executive
committee.
Douglas Hall, attorney for the
Clio, reported on the Local FEPC
and asked that NAACP try to get
people out to the City Council
chambers, March 20, so that our
council would know the wishes Of
the people regarding the FEPC or
dinance,
Delegates elected TO attend the
regional conference In Chicago
were, Clifford Rucker and A.
Skinner.
M. Curry, Publicity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

State was not forced 10 maintain
facilities that are not being used,
but the demand Of one Negro TO
enter a school Of law, medicine,
or any other school, made II
mandatory for the State TO in
stall that school within the State
Of Texas. In the past, Texas
has avoided complying with the
constitutional provision Of equal
education by sending Texas Ne
grOes to schools in the north
ern states and paying their
tuition,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
War Ronda

Aircraft workers OF the west coast
help buy warplanes as well as build
them, Voluntary deductions for
U. S. war savings bonds In . recent
month averaged $2l,34 per individu.
al, and despite the high turnover
rate, the companies averaged 83.35
per cent employee participation.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Aviation Advances

A striking illustration of the de-
velOpment Of aviation since 1908,
when the Wright brothers made
their first successful flight at Kitty
Hawk. N. c., may be seen In the
fact that the distance covered in
this first hop was shorter than the
Widespread Of the Douglas Bio. cur
rently the worlds largest bomber.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Obaolein Valves

Don't neglect to have worn out or
obsolete air valves replaced on ra.
diators of steam heating plants.
Poor air valves are one of the most
common causes OF complaints about
poor heating. II is a complaint that
can be avoided II air valves are
checked by a heating contractor
once q year.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
NyIon Uses

Nylon is now allocAted by the gov.
eminent chiefly for human escape
parachutes, cargo chutes, airplane
tire cord, glider tow ropes, sewing
thread, wire insulation, mountain
troop tents and ropes. and surgical
AItures.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Big Fish

The paichee Ash, reaching a length
Of from u to is feet, and weighing
up to 500 pounds, was once so plenti.
full that fishermen from one small
village could count a 2 weeks catch
by the thousand. Unrestricted Ash.
ing has almost depleted the rivers
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

In loving memory Of our dear mother.
Nancy Stewart, who passed away March
20, 1912.
To a beautiful garden our Mother hAs
gone
To the land Of perfect rest.
Her work is done and the setting sun
Has sealed her life long quest
She has left this earthly garden FOR
Her home beyond the sea.
Though she is gone, she still lives on
In the garden of memory.
Lovingly children, Alice Scott, Ruth
HRrdiman, Mary Miller, Raymond Stewart
and Allene Neal
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
MoIasses = Ry.Product

MolasSes is a by.product of sugar.
II is the liquid drained of in the
process of refining sugar from sug.
ar cane-the substance left after all
or at least most Of the sugar has
been extracted.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Willion H. Parker
VeterGn Employee
T. c. Lines Dies

William H. Parker, died at st.
Peter, Mimi, Saturday, March l6.
Mr.. Parker was an old settler, hay-
ing come to St. Paul more than 60
years ago and for many years
lived at I'LL Como Place. He was
well known as a caterer and a vet
eran employe Of the Twin City
Rapid Transit Co. in the commits
sary department.
Funeral services were held at
Warrendale Presbyterian
church, where Mr.. Parker was an
Elder, Tuesday, March 10, II a. m.'
with Rev. ]. Millren officiating.
Interment in Oakland.
Survivors include a nephew, Mr..
F. D. Parker and a niece Of Chi
cago, Ill. Brooks Funeral home
service.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Mrs. LeoniG Goodman
To Retire Sunday
From Cufe Business

Mrs. Leonia Goodman, proprietor
of the G and G barbecue cafe at
318 Rondo and Harrington, an
nounced her retirement from the
business this week. She will spend
her last day at the G and G Sun
day, March "a.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

In loving memory Of our mother and
grandmother, Mrs. Ella Frances Showell,
who passed away March 81, 1922.
You are not forgotten. mother dear.
Nor ever shall you be
As long as life and memories last
We shall remember thee.
We often think of the days gone by
When we were all together.
In our memory you are ever near,
Loved. remembered, lonRed for AlwHyB
Bringing many a silent tear.
Daughters. Mrs. Viola Shovel Harris,
and Mrs. Helen Grever, RranddAuEhteTS
Dorisella Harris Freeze. Audrey Taylor and
Delores Gilchrist
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

wish to thank my kind friends and
neiRhbOrs for their acts Of love and sym
patty during my recent loss Of my huB-
band, and also extend grateful thanks for
the beautiful floral tributes to my loved
MRS. z. J. ELLIOT,
1917 Fifth St So
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Saves Feed

Culling out one-fifth of the layers
from the average farm flock will
save about 10 per cent on feed costs
without sacrificing egg production.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

/ wish to extend my heartfelt thanks and
appreciation to Mrs. Fannie Pierre Lewis
and my many friends who gave q surprise
party in my home Friday. March Is. The
beautiful purse and the money l will con-
slider as a love token. and II will long be
MRS. WILLIAM HELM. SIR.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

In loving memory Of our dear mother.
Mrs. Ella Roach. who went to be with her
Lord Jesus Christ March ~. 1914.
What would we give to clasp her hand
Her happy face to see.
To hear her voice and see her smile
That meant so much TO me-"
Sadly missed by daughter, Lucille Shelby
and sons, William and George Roach.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Chinese Cooperatlves

The Chinese Industrial coopera-
dves are composed OF small groups
OF craftsmen who have moved their
looms and dies into the hills as the
Japanese have advanced.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Frozen China Bowl

Don't pour boiling water into fro.
zen toilet bowls. A sudden and ex-
treme change in temperature is
very likely to crack the vitreous
china bowl.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

A trained staff of alert people
gather and edit the news Of the
week for Spokesman and Record"-
readeTs.-Adyt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
CARD OF APPRECIATION

I wish TO express my sincere thanks 70
my friends and neiEhbOrs for their kind
ness during my recent illness in the hos
pitAl. The beautiful flowers and lovely
messages certainly brought me much cheer
and happiness. -
E0R Banda Ava
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Limestone beds are called GENE
teries Of ancient seas" Purest in
Minnesota are in the Rochester
Leroy area.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

on BURNER HEATER SERVICE
NE. 3l77 Coll Ne. SIT
For Specialized Service on Wick and
Pct Type Oh Heater
Circulating Oil Heater Service
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Minneapolis NAACP Meeting
Hears FEPC Report; Raises
Money to Aid Tennesseans

II fling challenge who advises that buy
FEPC with segregation declared Mrs Lawrence Stee chairman Of
FEPC Council the NAACP meeting held Sunday
Phyllis Wheaey Mrs Steee introduced the
speakers from the delegation Mrs A. Mcclure and Rev. Clarence
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Well Hung
1t is truly said that damp clothes
well hung are half ironed, and a
clean line keeps clothes clean.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
IN MEMORIAM

In memory of our beloved mother, Aimee
Matthews Hall, who passed away twelve
years ago, March IS. 1884.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

The famed Pony Express from
st. Joseph, Mo-, to San Francisco
was set up in March, 1860. In
relay rs ponies made the trip in
10A days. Special effort took the
news Of Lincoln's Inauguration in
a few hours less than 8 days.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Black Bass Male Eats Young

The black bass male guards .
nest Of eggs until they hatch and
then eats some of the young.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22
Fuel From MnInsseu

Cuba is producing motor fuel from
molaSseS.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-03-22

Private Williams, U. S. M. c., was
the first American military man bur.
led in Japanese soil. Private VIII
hams served with Commodore Per.
ry and died in 1854.
Evening star., 1946-12-12

LARGE DUMP TRUCK. WIN haul yards
or 10 tons per trip: also miscellaneous
hauling; immediate service. day or night
local work only: at $40 per day. for truck
and driver. Hyattsyille 5477 or WA, 1901
DODGE STAKE. with driver, general haul.
ing; ,,Eas can m carry g tons, MI esoe' nlEht
SInTh SETEkANEsa-HoUR N IHoUR SERVICE Dumps
dats. vans. by hr. or load, will haul any.
thing; reas. rates; all white help. Ho. 9700
NEW CHEVROLET pickup. 1s46: truck
and driver; by hour. day or steady delivery
work. Call HI. 0391. liz
VETERAN DESIRES HOUSEHOLD. con.
panels; reas. rates. m. s280, Ext. 72.
VETERAN, white, has I941 1h-ton panel
wishes evening, Saturday or vsek-snt
CHEVROLET 1916 trucks for hire. day
week or month. THE PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE YOURSELF ME. 7Ol1. -21
VETERAN, with new pickup; steady
hauling or delivering, night or day; also
moving job. AT. 1851.
VAN TRUCK, large. or small Jobs: expert
enced help. prompt service, rsss. rates:
I1E-ToN oPEN TEUcK for hire viii
TRUCK. panel. delivery. "a ton. for hire
with driver and helper; by hour. day or
week. Call Wisconsin 6083 Ia.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FOR BEST CASH PRICE on your used
fcAN TRAILER Co, INC. 1880 wis. ave.
hnaoDGWE haGG W TRnCK; 1888, stake body; in run
e. ~ ~ II +. Il: a.
sALE-Year-ena inventory sale: s 90 q trucks { =
-plckups. panels, carryans 1eeps' f staaes' aans
e2aRii EsPs Hrsssf 6ssi
er, 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington. Oh. 7000'
Is s b1dy 1gss a rdod RsaaD
FoEDLs.rss ia4 psneI; I.rms rsally RoP t,p.
F6kp F6 17ao aamp B. trass sss Rs Rssydr.ulie,;
wheels go9q sendita1Ssn ias must ave sen; e 4Y
fiNrTmHsRNATfoNHL isrmsi truck. 1882, tank; 3,
sppsassaee s9g sS1s 00E weefdsss. asee aE. SaSs
H1peE 5si1 Ioth hs4a J. son na Rfns RAJ se sSner
GaEyEoLET i, 1s4l dump truck SO $3.50.
E SSs1 ssriss: sSa Isa.2ss sSso ss
sssy ssss to s'fssaf Ssss cash s daR os sa
INTER INTERNATIONAL dump truck. 1888. GAN
IRN42IE3RHsrioNAl R4I 3iHSssr aS panel, good tires has
been in accident: needs body WORK. S1oo'
FEDERAL ls42: 5000 miles. EXCELLENT
viii sacrifice for quick sale. Ewes. Mr..
Pn1sSEA RGEE,ARRoW@Must oWMt sell 21a-ton. truck
in very good shape; win aSesgt ! nrss onss ol,ss
over $3.50: Apply Apt. II. 11s7 8. Tnomsas
sCHiEHRoIET ssii sSA' dunn truck. new tires.
good condition.: owner has no use for truck
GL. 1000. 1915 N. Courthouse rd.. Arl
FORD 1885, 1h tons, express body. ex-
cellent motor; $3.50. Apply 1901 Ma,ne
GMC enc VANS, IL feet. several ct less than
old ceilings. See MR.. HART, zOIs Cue
FORD 1910 1M-ton panel: can Be seen
at Food Fair warehouse, 400 30. Cap1tol
q Mc csa i4a pE slRoo l4oo truck with or vithou.
body; private party. dE; eso2. .;,s ;,ss1s g..
eial tsrpaulin body; si.s7b. Daiey!ew
fMsHTiEsRNxTIoNAL 1-ton pickup; ensine
Iust oyerhauled; body. tirei, etc; sxssllent
3a76 II ct. NV, ,AD piS2. Is
EoaD 1882. panel; looks as0d asnd rYns ESSHa; ESa
AUTO 8 APPLIANCE CD. III Q g. NV.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
Toke NY Word for Il
,.,- By Frnnk Colby
Wards ta Watch.

Eakhart: was Fadimap f1nfor-
nation, Please correct in pro-,
nouncing obelisk as "OH-buh-lisk7
Mrs. A. P.
Answer: No dictionary known to
me gives the co. the long sound.
In English, "ob-" beginning word
always rhymes with bob. job"
ST. Louis: Please, is there dash"
in audacious?-R. T. NJ.
Answer; No; not "aw-DASH-u
Better say: aw-DAY-shuss. How
ever, the "a" is fiat IN audacity.
thus: ak-DASS-i-tee. ~
Brownsville: Are the nouns per-
fune and suspect accented differ
emily from the verbs2-C. G..
Answer: In best usage the nouns
are accented on the first syllable,
thus: Perfume, suspect. The
accent shifts in the verbs, thus:
per-FUME, SUSPECT.
Oakland: The word inveigle Is
heard two ways-with the second
syllable as wee" and as way"
What's the good word, Pancho?-
H. H. r
Answer: The only pronunciation
shown by Noah Webster's original
dictionary d806) was: in-VEE-g1.
OF eight modern dictionaries (seven
American plus the British Oxford.
in-VEE-g1 is the only choice of
three, and the second choice of one.
The pronunciation in-VAY-g1 is
the first choice of one, and the
second choice of three. Dictionary
consensus, therefore, strongly favors
in-VEE-g1.
However, there Is some logic in
the way" pronunciation since the
"ei" of the second syllable follows
the pattern Of such words as freight.
neighbor, weight, etc.
Inveigle means ito lead on BY
deceit; to persuade by guile: to en-
tices" 1t is from the French verb
aveugler, "to blind" from the Latin
aboculus, without (an) eye"
Just out. my new pamphlet. "stop-
lights OF Speech" which explains how
nunciations that switch the listeners mind
from what is being said to how 1t is be-
ing said. For free copy. send o stamped
self addressed envelope to Frank Colby.
tcopyrisht. iS4s. the Bell syndicate. Ine3
Evening star., 1946-12-12
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have Just received large shipment Of good
Sahy % sso sest m osr oe IN e
L es1sd .Pe Rfh co
NEWErYrE NEEEsE II T TiRk P REssffrsG by the Den.
hour service: electric-treated sections il
ssppea rs ct is Ds 81 ssf S Fes Co., ess Wa
nsSns psnF st. hasses a. psp5se $685. ask Rsssr .dest
ANTIFREEzE, 1-gallon cans AL you want
MOTOR CO, $40 Lee hwy. Arlington,
cnHisHSMGN SCOOTER. with bog. 1916;
very. reasonable. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
anfo 1s Ii SGxk sSz krRsiSn 4RxhR cH oe1
neatest one you've ever. seen; suitable for
oR pridsd az zaeapE
.SR,s Larssst 41ys P9ns!ac DsaIef In. ~ a.
pend on waiting list. Immediate delivery
tube Drive in for free mounting service
iee eseS sl ATE Sales co i4ss
sis9 St pe E. IL ossa sNn IH SIsIoS IoS 1927
Isss nsss = asss s1fseni sshfIGa ssls
AUTOMATIC POWER BUFFER. Black d
Decker machine: auto. sprays wax and
Rn Rnfis ssas ear IN one operation: GOOD as new
"37" ZEPHYR, hi-speed ratio rear with 2
new 7:0ox16 tires; rebuilt motor and
40" Commander. If. door. 5000 Poplar
ave, Takoma Park. Nd, Oh N. H.. ave.
MECHANICAL DUMP BED for truck; 1h-
ton capacity: suitable for pickup or farm
trailer; $50. SH. 39lS. Ia
lent condition. extra accessories: sI40.
REBUiLT TRANsMIssIONs. rebuilt shock
absorbers, guaranteed; new hubcaps,
grilles, sealed beam headlights. water
pumps, fuel pumps, Jacks. cylinder heads
and floor mats; safety auto glass installed.
ave ne. ER 1910 20
Evening star., 1946-12-12
EUGENE r. WEST. Attorney,
OILY CoufhAru RldH

DrsTnIcT. COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding . Probate Court.---Estate Of Alma
9. Mistretts, Deceased,-No. 6s.247. Ad-
and Laura s. Tucker for the probate OF
ceased, and for letters testamentary on
said estate. to issue to James W Tucker,
it is ordered this 9th day Of December.
I.D. 1916. that Ferdinand Henry Mistretta;
John Stanley Jordan, Jr., minor d and
John Stanley Jordan, custodian OF SAID
minor. and all others concerned, appear II II
said Court on wednesday, the 2Znd Gay oI
January, AID. l947, at 1000 o'clock AN:
to shDW cause why such application should
mot be granted Let notice hereof be pub,
nshed in the .'washington Law RepoIter',
and "The Evening Star. once II each o.. o.
day herein mentioned. the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before sald @
iITHlA J.LAWS. Chief Justice Of said
1916. Seal Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL. Reeister OF wills for the District Of
eoiumbi.s Clerk Il the Probate Court
Evening star., 1946-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES

MIA D. MlNmAN, Ayt0Eney.
DIsLRIcT COURT or The ruInCp,. uMIp,
HoIdins ss Probate M I court'MNo. t.is 81 .Ssss Ad:
That the subscriber, of the state Of Mary.
land has obtained from the Probate Couri
OF the District OF Columbia. Letters Of Ad-
ministratio on the estate OF Lu!a MAY
Humphreys, late of the District Of Columbia
deceased Al persons h.hI having c.d claim; p
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to tie subscriber. Or
or before the 9th day of December, AID
1947; otherwise they may BY law be ex-
eluded from all benefit Of said estate
ssper ayfa undsr 1915 ny hfd MIA tbs dh saz Gf e.
Attest: THEsoDoRE CodswiEiLL, Rsgistel
Of Wills for the District Of Columbiai CLERK
DisTRiciT cogRT OF THE UNTTEn
States for the District Of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.--No. 6S.14S. Adj
ministrationThis s stn.t Gys N9tiss 09 s
iumbia has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of columbia,. Letters
of Administration en- the estate OF Elzie
H. Jones. late OF the District OF Columbia,
deceased, All persons having claims
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
or before the 9th. day Of November, AID. /.
1947:. otherwise they may BY Law be ex-
cluded from all beneft OF said estate:
6yen dsa my MiNNr hsns III gth Say g
yIN J. MARouEs. Deputy Register Of wills
for the District Of Columbia, CLERK q o5 : the
ProDate court. t.- QelZ,19,G0.
Evening star., 1946-12-12
GARAGES FOR SALE.
AUTO PAINTING
TRAILER.

ImMEOlATE DELIVERY on new ana used
display of models. All new and modern
trailer house coaches. Trailer parts ana
accessories in our parts department
Gsaets date deyers ARAN Sssfe GE Co.
INC. 1880 Wisconsin ave NV. Wo. 1891.
ssraeted sns feeime trsier
sHIEs. ssos Mashinston. Baltimore blvd.
soUsR House fsArEss n Gssr isr immediate dey
TRAILER co. Glider Dealer, saa2 dsor-
"a GooS sSe Sser ssfns have na limited namsss
Of New streamlite Trailercoaches, 27'
ya asm vso sns Y pos, snss ale Get for goss acf ,e af
Iasalis. Las tS' ovosso, Roysrsft:. superior. +
sn e q rssa ny
sga sfasr ne Rfc3TEs II
9: g: Eoyte l. Berwyn' Maryiand. Tel
TSE FoSer BEs4 ESP CASH PRICE on your used
as 5r,sr ga Nj Lsed G5 qN Hr tso hs ws hMER ays
nnGTeoxSR nT M3 $zsa TRAILER. waterproof, asti esaassti.
full, custom built sssriflcs this week ssS
tIrss. tubes aaa ssaaeTs: si . sfzs g. TssiIsT
spsas q sason ssDssy Sa SG stss beS
it. long, 90 in. WIDE, IL IN. deep, Capereo
Tfmkin bearings SEARS ROEBUCK q
CO., Wis. ave. and Albermarle. q11 B!ad-
ensburg rd. ne. $500 Wilson blvd, Arl..
Sa,o00-Glider. % IT,, 1910. rebuilt last
April; electric brakes, aluminium exterior,
incl roof spun-glass insulation, plywood
interior, Barnes heater; 8 rooms, sliding
door, aux. water tank and pump: metal
sink, drainboard, stove with oven, icebox,
2, fulI-length closets: plus 1 bnils-in liz cRsst
3 3 sofas " open to 2 fuli.sized beds sleeping
backing, takes weight on car: Coleman
lamp, brass fire extinguiSher; Q Chev.
pulled it to Yellowstone, Mexico City.
Would make excellent housing ana Is
ready to go; will equip with new tires
and refinish exterior; co. 0737: Ia
birch interior, newly painted; reasonable:
Oak Grove Trailer Park, Rt; NO l, niles
south Alexandra. MIR. QUIGLEY. IT.
TRAILER WANTED-House trailer to ne
used as an office on Christmas tree lot;
viii y nay soSd ant Esns for about weeK @fs or
~ rRSiHER, ahysR 1916 Liberty. ~ IT,: bot. gas.
h.-w.h., elec. brakes. no mileage. occupied
/ wk.; SI,loo down OF ofIer bal. An:
parking for 1st mo. pd.; tmmed occup
Lot 10, Cherry Hill Trailer Camp, BerWyn,
Md. after p m. wkdys.; all day Sat, sun.