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Evening star., 1946-09-21
Co. ,rcia| Printing
Talks Collapse, Union
May Act Sunday

From Yesterdays Last Edition.
Negotiations over a new contract
between the union printers and the
commercial printing houses have
broken down. Jay c. Schroyer. chair
man of the Commercial Scale Com
mittee of the Columbia Topographic
cal Union, said today. He added
that union members, meeting at l
pm. Sunday may declare lockout
exists.
Mr.. Schroyer said the representa-
tives of the Graphic Arts Association
informed the union today they could
negotiate no further and there was
no need of any additional meeting
He said the breakdown was due to
the refusal of the Association to ac-
cept the jurisdiction of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union, of which
the Columbia typographical Union
IS part, over composing room work.
He said that jurisdiction had always
been recognized in the past.
The disputed clause reads:
The union reserves to it's men,
bers jurisdiction over all composing
room work or any machinery or
process appertaining to printing and
the preparations therefor, wherever
performed"
Association Issues Statement.
The Graphic Arts Association, in
statement posted on it's member
bulletin boards today stated:
1T is the associations position
that this clause extends the juris-
diction of the Typographical Union
to all departments and operations
in printing plant.
ut Is the associations position
that, since it has valid and binding
contracts with unions representing
employees in the bindery and press
room, 1t would be a violation of the
National Labor Relations Act as
well as breach of these other con-
tracts, for it to sign contract with
the Typographical Union containing
the jurisdictional paragraph sub
mitted above
Otner alternative proposals were
suggested by the union committee,
but it was admitted by its members
that acceptance of either of them
would produce exactly the same re-
suit as the unions original pro-
poSal"
More Than $50 Involved.
Between $50 and 500 printers in
commercial shops are involved. Mr.
Schroyer said. He said there are
"a shops in the Graphic Arts Asso-
citation and % which are not men,
bers, and that the union would trv
to negotiate separate settlement
with the % nonmembers.
The negotiations have been under
way for some time and Jesse B
Manbeck, president of the union
said agreement had been reached on
46 OF "a clauses applying to Journey
men. The union asked a new wage
scale OF 50 an hour, or an increase
OF about 95 per cent, but Mr.. Man
beck said the only offer received
from the employers was one of an
increase of 13 cents an hour. which
was voted down by the union.
Evening star., 1946-09-21

had about an eight-hour supply of
fuel at the time of the accident.
The Sabena Airline and Belgian
Ministry of Communications issued
jointly today an official list of Is of
the Is survivors of the crash.
They are:
Helen Ruth Henderson. Al, execu-
tive of the Girl Scouts of America,
New York; Philippe Henricot, 16.
student, New York; Etienne Perier,
Ia, the Bronx; Jean Perier, is,
Etienne's sister. same address:
Charles Kornengold, 20, diamond
merchant, New York: Selma Kor-
nengold, q, wife OF Charles, same
address; Elizabeth Kyzer Wanderer,
New York; Rudi Revil 30, COM
positor, New York; Walter Devos.
48, Client, Belgium; John King, 10,
student, Chinese Embassy, Brussels;
Suzanne Martin, 10, Cuesmes, Bel
GUM: Leon Tonchet, "a, Brussels:
Leona Tonchet, wife of Leon, 36.
Brussels: Georges Cauchie, 43. Brus-
sells; Joseph DeSchuyffeleer, 33.
Brussels; Jeanne Roocki, air hostess.
Two Other Survivors.
The communique said the names
of the other two survivors had not
yet been confirmed by Sabena s
representative in New York.
Two other survivors named bv
the Coast Guard in New York were !:
Raymond Libeert, 49, Courtrai, Bel
GUM, and Jeanne Bruyland, air
hostess.
Others on the passenger list of
the wrecked air liner, not listed as
survivors are:
William M Wilson, 55, attorney
short Hills, N. j. Mary M. Wilson,
"a. same address; Joseph Alster, 35
diamond merchant, New York:
Nathan Lindenbaum, "A, merchant,
New York City; Hubert J. Reynardts,
73, New York; Louis Reynardts, 56,
same address; Anne Beausillon, 80,
secretary. 81, New York: Isabelle
Henricot, IA, student, New York:
Marie Noblet. 80, New York; Marie
Perier, 10, student, New York; Nelly
Loewenthal, 35, New York; Lilly
Rupert, St, Luxembourg: Henry
Pauwels, Sc, Brussels; Jean Polak,
rs. Brussels; Albert Dumont, 81,
Brussels; Franz Dupont, Charleroi,
Belgium; Gommers Wschsberger,
Brussels; Renee Jauquet, 43, Cour-
trai, Belgium; Jean Ester, COM
mander of the plane; Albert Dros-
saert, second pilot; Leopold Ver-
straetem, assistant; Jacques Dutoict,
wireless operator; Adolphe Fass-
bender. mechanic; Rose Dascotte
Al, Mons, Belgium: Maurent Schyns
go, Brussels, and Richard Devooght,
Al, Brussels.
Evening star., 1946-09-21
Typhoon
Continued From First Page
lifted into the air and settled piggy
back astride another.

lifted into the air and settled piggy
back astride another.
Most of Aircraft Evacuated.
Ships which had been ordered to
sea were asked to report how they
Weathered the storm. Virtually all
OF Guam's aircraft had been flown
to Palau to escape the storm.
The multi-million dollar Apra
harbor breakwater, built recently
was only punctured in several minor
places. The harbor apparently can
survive a major typhoon.
However, Admiral Pownall said
the storm indicated the necessity of
constructing more durable buildings
particularly hospitals.
The high winds had subsidized
somewhat by midafternoon, but the
sea still was raging and 15-foot
breakers were smashing and coiling
across the reef.
Navy Communications Cut.
Most installations were on battle
ratlons and power had not been
restored. Women at Admiral Pow
nails command headquarters were
expected to get their first warm
meal tonight, however.
The Navy radio went out at the
height of the storm and Guam was
cut of from the world for hours.
The main cable station was evacu-
ated and cable crews spent a har-
rowing night in leaking, seaside
cave with towering waves beating
only few feet below their refuge.
Naval officers, after a swift check
of the havoc, estimated it would be
months before all the damage could
be repaired.
The storm, watched closely by
Navy aerologists, had been expected
to pass we'll to the north. Then
about 10 o'clock last night it veered
suddenly and headed straight for
Guam
Guam natives evacuated num-
ber of villages but most of them
sheltered by the hills. suffered less
than exposed military installations
Evening star., 1946-09-21
Greece
Continued From First Page

and that he was only reserving the
right to make such an inquiry if
he thought it necessary: .,... -
Shortly afterward, Mr. Gromyko
invoked the veto to kill the reso-
luton put forward by United States
Delegate Herschel v. johnson which
called for a three-man commission
to examine incidents along the bor-
ders of Greece's three Russian satel-
lite neighbors and the right to
ask all four Balkan governments for
relevant information.
Mr. johnson offered his resolu-
ton with the remark that the
basic fact is that shooting is taking
Evening star., 1946-09-21
U. S. Citizens Refused
Alboniun Exit Permits
By the Associated Pres,

Albania has refused to issue exit
permits to several persons whom the
United States Government regards
as American citizens, the State De-
partment disclosed yesterday.
The United States mission al
Tirana has taken up the cases, in
volving nationalized American citi-
zens of Albanian origin, and has
pointed out that failure to permit
them to leave for the United States
is a violation of an Albanian -Ameri-
can treaty of 1882 the department
said.
Evening star., 1946-09-21

dock they had been towing smash
against the shore, apparently to
keep from being grounded with it.
The storm finished off the 7,176-
ton American cargo vessel Helena
Modjeska, which had been stranded
on the Goodwin sands off Deal since
September II.
The ship broke in two forward of
the bridge and the stern portion
swung around at right angles to the
bow. A heavy swell today prevented
resumption of salvage operations.
Evening star., 1946-09-21
II Dead in British Storm;
Montgomery Lands Safely

LONDON, Sept. 81 lP).-The Air
Ministry said today that the 100
mile-an-hour winds which struck
the south coast of England yes
terday, killing at least II persons
and battering shipping in the Eng
lish channel, probably would be fol-
lowed by another big gale" today.
At least % were reported injured
by yesterdays hurricane-f force wind
which caused devastation from
Lands End to Dover and was ad-
judged the worst September storm
in 81 years. Four of the deaths
occurred in shipping accidents.
Three channel islanders, bound fol
London for belated celebration
OF the liberation, were washed over.
board when the steamer Isle o1
Jersey was virtually swamped by a
6O-foot wave which hit her at noon
yesterday, 20 miles off the Guernsey
coast.
Montgomery Lands Safely,
The 2,000-ton vessel limped into
Southampton last night and de.
barked % others who had beer
injured by falls and flying furniture
A crewman was drowned when a
tug foundered off Folkestone.
Seven deaths which occurred
ashore included three killed by fall
ing trees, one by electrocution and
two by drowning in food waters
caused by torrential rains in parts
OF Yorkshire and Lancashire. One
man was killed when a train was
derailed by washout near London
which was hit by 60-mile-an-hour
winds.
A plane bringing Field Marshal
LORD Montgomery home from his
visit to the United States, circled
Tor two hours over Bovingdon air.
drome and finally was diverted to
another field where it landed with
out incident.
U. s, Freighter Finished OF.
The Earl of Jerseys Acton Yacht
was smashed against the dock at
Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. The
earl and six companions clambered
to safety.
At the east end of the Channel
crewmen of Russian vessel which
had taken refuge at Margate Roads
cut hawser and let huge floating
Evening star., 1946-09-21
Raimu, French Actor, Dies;
Played in Baker, S Wife
BY the Assoeioted Press

PARIS. Sept. 2l.-Raimu we'll
known stage and screen actor, died
yesterday at the American Hospital
in Neuilly of a heart attack. He was
born in 1883 as Jules Muraire.
Raimu was known In America for
his portrayal of the betrayed hus-
band in THE Bakers Wife" film
that enjoyed great popularity in
repertory theaters from 1910 on and
still is being played. His genius for
pathos that bred laughter-at its
best in this film-led to comparisons
with Charlie Chaplin.
Evening star., 1946-09-21

feet from the fuselage and strewing
The vicinity with wreckage.
Flames f1ared up Immediately.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

STATION WAGON TOP recovered, S29 50,
seT Drain Inc rails asot sxssa r,np ave needed M
CAR tsGG' REfrNIsHED Now l$ the time to
your s'
automobile plants; Prewar quality paint
'vsHiss vMH steR II Isl sFs' 1sss sss
3afrs ffa E0sf spfwAfi e Ali " WHffI RIMS set
S695 also ,r limted drr seleetlon nd of n hub
TiREsETWo recsps, 1sxeoo, like new; also
four inner tubes and osd fnl-size reiiner Gall
INTERNATioNxI 1885 chassis, Gao;
$3.50. CAN MR.. KING, North s343. 10
THRGs; 5iea Sass 4 e'SoS1e; U. s. Royal; retFe:d'
FoRDsON TRACTOR. pillow and saw. $175.
T. r. WALTER. Route l. Box Ola, DAN
rerie1d drive, Clinton. Md.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. 1945. S175.
Apply Mr.. RAYNER, 363S Nichols ave. se.'
BIG SAVINGS ON engines and parts. White
160AX engines, ready to install, 3S6 Gu.
@ n 4Sa snapes ssre 9qr Pbcse bors S
BIC engines. Complete with generator, car
fs f ftsFte ST. our ssses low pree
stall, complete with transmission. Lists at
S845. Our price only $3.50 RxC M Hereuies isat !;
' 81 .as5. 2xceptionaiIy Exc low at sa45. used
engines, good condition. Chev.. Dodge, Ford,
GMC Hercules, International Plymouth
Discounts up to 55ao on trucks and car
parts. We carry large stock of new and
used parts. Items are too numerous to list;
Let us know your needs. we have II; CaIl
Gilmore 04OO. Write, wire SALAWITCH. 4.
800 Washington blvd, Baltimore 80, Nd.
Special discounts OF quantity buyers. We
buy and sell used trucks
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE today is . ne
cessity. Get your insurance through r. I.
CHANBERS. jr. Bond Bldg. Phone TH.
Evening star., 1946-09-08

SPECIALIZED. REPAIR WORK by experts
on all model motorcycles; replacement
hsfsi ssf fgnssr S sHpFss sff
eoMMTRcFaI E; n,T; REi qs1J gnIoRcyc,rs. new and
used, i'll stock for immediate delivery. suit
MoToRCYCLE SALES, oil 9th ST. NV.
sae INDIAN CHEZ perfect eond
s5ss' anu 0a'' Ouuo' seat SSo04e0SSS 9N
1876 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN. o. H. "a. only
l.50o miles. 303 7th st ne AT 1858.
INDIAN CHIEF. '37, very good condition,
Rainier Md WA 2223
CUSHMAN auto glider motorcycle, 1914
model, Horsepower, Nd. license: boy, IA.
condition: Sl75. 1921 49th st. NV. Ho-
'a6 INDIAN -, new battery tire, buddy
See it a. ESQ STA. l73l N. Moore St,
Rosslyn. Va. nr. Key Bridge.
1916 O. H v 81.
TF4scos Service R9deT SEA conn
ave. NV, 10 a m. to pm.
'32 HARLEY "a. new tires. S125 cash.
After pm. 1884 Trinidad ave. ne.
NEW A. J. s.. Airel. Triumph. Matchless
Some models ready for immediate delivery.
$50 &C AND 800 &C models in stock. See
ms seTy9s n ~ nscss Gf s gsss
2014 NJ st. NV. RE- 5013. Ia
MOTORCYCLE, 31-74 Indian Chief, per-
feet mechanically. Phone Taylor 0745.
1946: like new: cash
only. Can be seen at 2929 M st. NV,
ESQ station. 5
INDIAN CHIEF 1910: very good condition;
can be seen after 2 pm. GE. @463. 1903
as s 4 'MsoprlsoRcYcLE 4 months old: com,
plete equipment, $3.50; DENESUK, 1426
Sth ST. Sc. FIR. 1870. .
TRIUMPH. speed twin; 1889: good condi-
tion. economical, saddle bags and pillion.
DI. S026 or l12S Park pl, ne. 4.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley 1916, G4-O-H. ".
1913 X st. Sc. after II Sun.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley "a" with side
car, lap robe. leg guards, windShields, etc.
complete, $3.50 MA. 5511.
HARLEY 1912 61-oHV; plenty of extras.
Phone Daleview S25-J2. -
Evening star., 1946-09-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1897 pickup truck, recond. motor;
dsS T9ra sERvcE 5safe e0s s tFue Ng
GENERAL eSe MOTORS 1871 1,a-ton, 15.ft.
yam truck; good condition. 4l9 New
essTr' GMc iss7 fSs @fs-ton tractor and 1e-tt.
semitrailer complete THOMAS J. GRO
WELL; WE RF 1sl2 II, Jefferson Davis hwy Airing
ige; 1879 NF FoRo DUMP TRUCK, good cond.,
faS1 po1er Gsa PaNTL YA TRICK. nc ton sood con-
dition; Will trade, for light car of any
make; will consider li2-ton. stake body
truck, RA., 9S07. Corner Georgia ave.
e@NIc @ en- sEslIyaS BODY. new ssqsos. in
isn 1915 Fl srEKSAroSaI G5 Aha'0:s Sson 5d 5rsck true
Priced below ceiling. Call WI. 61oo. Mr.
1915 FORD, long wheel base, cabin chassis
WHITE 1880 truck; idle three years, long
Wa Pssa sISn o4 sos ssE staT Can nights
ssa5; csiI MR, sfNe' No2th SerG, $s4s, 10 To-
sx10, like new, S75. 81. 1897, sH. 9603
IREADWELL auto al and / truck <, sales 500
tional Marmon Heranston Gil heavy,
duty truck-tractors Ex-Army. new, Ak?
conventional type running gear, II .0ox2(
tires. AIR BRAKES. 0tH WHEEL So,Sob htSC
truck-trailer. new, ex-Army Fruchauf. 45-
ton. low boy type. "a wheels and tires
S25x15. air brakes. $3.50. Trade anc
TERMS 81. 1897. SH. 9603.
80 WILLYS pickup truck. Will trade fol
car from "a up; Must be in good condl-
FORD 1895 Ila-ton panel See sale
Mise; painters, paper hangers supplies,
ONE ,l4-ToN GMC DUMP TRUCK 1887,
one 1ia-ton Ford stake 194@, one / la-ton
Studebaker 1941. Motors recently rebuilt
on these trucks. Sell less than ceiling.
Phone Gsithersburg 31-Fo weekdays,
District 5000. Br. lis Sunday.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS hy Central
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
new group of trucks Just received. 80 to
choose from: some new; all guaranteed
Stakes-1942 Chevrolet, 11s tons: 1912
GMc. ga tons; 1s43 studebaker' ga
''Ioi Dumps-1s4c Chevrolet ~ tons; 1910
Dodge. 1Is tons; 1912 GMC. ga tons.
Tractors-1942 White. model WA-126,
air brakes. ! l ..0o-20 tires: 1871 Federal. 8
tons. BX brakes
Semitrailers. new-1o-ton platform and
stake. air brakes. l1.o0-20 tires: under
Command car-1941 Dodge. Il ton.
CaterpilarN sraetoT oTop Alis-chaImffrs rn faR fss
hwy, Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday,
to g. Sunday 10 to 3. CHI. 1000.
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN,
cross Key Bridge. turn right onto Lee hwy.
(Rnute 211 or go. drive Il miles.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
MONEY TO LOAN

list AND end TRUST LOANS-Prompt
an and conrtesDs COW seryies Before oorrowing
Gsi Gat coLON1AL INVESTMENT co, Sl7
MO MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We win
MORTGAGE 8 INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
ave NV National 1888
including principal. Interest and taxes,
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC. 610 18th st NV D1 2370
PHONE LOANS-Dial Chestnut 2440 and
ask for MI. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it.
He. will arrange all the details for YOU
without any fuss or bother LENDERS,
INC. .02S North Moore st.. Rosslyn, Va.
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on just your own signature. Low cost,
fast service. complete privacy. Phone MT
Petty at Decatur l-40 LENDERS. INC,
33l q Rhode Island ave.
BRoKERs, ATTENTION-We buy cnd
sruSt notes or orr p IoC C. No s9G Va houses
1927 Eye ST. nv. DI. $3.50 til $ pm.
Evening star., 1946-09-08
LOTS FOR SALE.

TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Virginia, 20.
foot frontage each. 10 minutes from Gov.
ernment buildings, minutes from Penta.
gon Building; high elevation with unob-
structed view of Washington and airport;
Star
MAGNIFICENT FOxHALL HOMESITES-
west OF Foxhall I'd, south of Reservoir I'd
Hesoy for building: high commanding ele-
tatlon, with a panoramic view along the
majestic Potomac where culture, fashion
and sfhuence reign. In neishborhood Of
SO, ZOO to $4,000 homes. Just beyond
SrlsSocrat1c old Georgetown where every
city convenience and facility is to be had
Pflced as low as $4,000. fine, beautiful
sites at $4,000 to 81 900; very choicest
nomeSltes at $4,000. We have a number
of splendid corner sites sizes from as feet
TO 90 Ieet front. These homesites lie be-
tween Salem lane and Que ST. and 45th st
and lndian lane. A number OF desirable
sites on Que ST. between house number
44S5 and house number 46lt Que st
E priye out Reservoir rd, Just beyond Fox
nan rd. TO Kenmore dr.. Kenmore dr. /
block 10 Charleston ter, left 10 Salem lane
aToosITS ana Indian RqGk lane corner of the
Vermont ave, RA 0SS5, MA 6l3l
Evening star., 1946-09-08

PAY CASH Tor lots IN q G. or nearpy
Nd; SCorT SANDERS. .rR 1868
some lots; Call Mr.. HAY. RA 176I. IL Z
WELL-KSOWN Washington builder desires
moderate priced lots for GIS in Metropoli-
tan Washington area. Must have water and
sewer or be available. Call WI. 1895 be-
twesn q and pm IS
WOULD LIKE to lease lot in the vi
cinity OF Macarthur blvd and Weaver nj
suitable for trailer or portable house
ior | or more years. Box 335-E, Star. :
BEST HOME LOTS-S2 900 cash will buy
agents. UN 1894
Evening star., 1946-09-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

DUNKEY'S TRASH REMOVERS = Daily
service. 2o15 .Ciasett st. ne. AT. 6l3s
LIGHT HAULING. veteran. reasonable
nopGE Ta5ss 81 sfAKE koi BODY TRUCK for hire
with driver. General hauling. MI. 9s09
lOs
VETERAN desires household moving and
general hauling; any time, anywhere
refrigerators speciality: vans and stakes;
reasonable FIR. $500, Ext. .72, -19
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service: reas. rates:
local and long distance. ia 2937. 8.
DODGE 1889 stake body truck for hire
with driver Ii. 1892, IS
for hire: will haul. Call RA 0263. -
Evening star., 1946-09-08
FARMS WANTED.

FARM. to 10 acres, nearby Maryland;
Will ray all cash. Phone TR 29o6. -
MARYLAND TOBACCO FARM-25-5O
acres, ONE woods, small house and barns;
not over $3.50 per acre; not more than 40
miles from WASHINGTON; describe fully in
hrst letter Box I30-E. Star g
HAVE CASH BUYFRS for farms. acreaEe
tracts. al kinds county PROPERTY in Nd.
9. /. MURDOCH: Rensineton, Md. 81
S7ni, Fleasan. see" -13
FARM, about % acreS. near main high
way in Frederick, Warren. Clark Counties;
al information first letter Box 2f3-E,
Star los
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH Wish to buy
RA 516I
Evening star., 1946-09-08
GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE and GROUNDS, repair shop. Will
build more. Located at Eastern ave.
Blair road and Georgia ave. 81. 2444.
garage suitable for storage or parking. S6
monthly. Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL
| FINANCE CO., 915 N. Y. ave NV MA.
I 7416. "a
! REAR 1929 K ST. N.w.-Brick building,
! 20x60, $40 mo. DRURY REALTY CORP
! 1877 K st. NV. RE. l133. -9
DOUBLE GARAGE, tVo-story: garage good
/ for storage purposes: IN alley oil q03 Nj
st. NV; $40 Inquire with ianitor OF
phone MI 129S So
Evening star., 1946-09-08
GARAGES WANTED.

GARAGE wanted for storage purposes, vic
Trinidad FIR. $3.50. $
/ OR :. CAR. suitable for storage or mer-
chandise. near 18th and Col I'd. NV.
CO. 1895 -
BRICK GARAGE. near 1900 block Georgia
ave; immediate possession, 81 monthly.
Call 81. 95S3
Evening star., 1946-09-08
EARNS FOR SALE.

WILLOW SPRINGS FARM, on hard-sur-
faced road. near Ashton, Nd: 81 acres
sites; old fashioned stone springhopse and
stream; quaint old farmhouse oil burner:
oog.ouildinss. SANDY SPRING REALTY
MoNTGoMERY MOI rGa,Sn CouNrY-1as- acre farm
on hard road: good. big barn and other
outouildings; well fenced; good soil stream
sion: price. stl 500 Call WI 5000, EARL
T. WRIGHT, G240 Wis. ave-. or call our
representative. Mr.. Ruhle. poolesvlle 27s2
SOUTHERN MARYLAND-Price reduced
home near La Plata on State road. 30
miles Washington;, productive 105-acre
enrrs soom hne r
magnificent view over Port Tobacco Valley
and Potomac River; spring and streams;
OUTSTANDING. tobacco. stock farm. 30
miles Washington, 1n-room brick dwelling,
5 tobacco barns; 474 acres, 500 cultivated
value 1946 crop estimated 81 5000. ex-
celent tenant will remain SO 900,
Productive 24O-acre farm near La Plata,
md Colonial snsd dwelins neeSs repair 2
Colonial home: - miles washington;
lisht, telephone, 3.car garage farm build
ings: 100 acres: $4,000
Exceptional opportunity, 1o1 acre farm
on state roads, l mile from Port To-
bacco River public landing; modern cot
tage;, completely furnished; fine buildings;
eXcelIent ken0el OF prlZe-Wlnnlng DO0er-
or with dogs, $4,000
29-acre farm near Heathsville, Va; s.
room dwelling, electricity, good soil, 10
acres cultivated. orchard, stream; $4,000.
Acreage tracts on beautiful river and
excellent highways. LEONARD sNIDER,
La Plata Nd
4 ACRES IN VILLAGE-9-room house,
modern; fireplace. basement, porches. nice
condition, nice setting in grove; trans. at
hand 3S miles of D. c. S15150, terms
A large Colonial house with large lot,
oak floors, square hall, brook. flrsplaces,
cleo: very handy to trans So 500
house, porch, elec. avail; sets back from
road nice summer home. S3,261. Good
spring, fruit, weeping willows.
zoo acres, 100 cleared; creek bottom
6-r. house and barn in fair condition. A
bargain for $4,000. terms.
Dandy 5n-acre farm. level TO rolling;
nicely wstered and fenced; 1-room house
eiec;. water. shade, barn and bldes. A
eood one. $500. Barpein list free. G
3. Woltord. STROUT REALTY, Hamilton
FLUvANNA COUNTY FARM, 177 acres, or
All in good condition All cleared LAND in
highest state of cultivation. Price, $4,000
Orange County-l3 acres on highway,
water-power water srist mill; nice dwelling Of
VIDA K. DE LONG. Louisa, Va
HAZEL HILL FARM, Westmoreland County
ONCE 2O2Ia acres so acres fertile cult
waiting. balance In pasture and timber. g.
room home, halls. . porches shady lawn
Barns, stable granary, machine sheds
W C.. BROOKE. Rea1tor. phone S9-F-3
Box 1913. Tappahannock, Va. 10
Evening star., 1946-09-08
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

PANEL TRUCK-Prefer u or "a ton, Ford
Dr. Chevrolet but other make, will be ac-
ceptible; must be late model in perfect
IT'S A KNOWN FACT-Roper pays more
for anv truck in any condition. Call
"RooPERR;;,' pMgont ar5si5. r5. r,rcpS. 9. o.
model any condition. for the best price.
Cali Roper" Dupont 9765. 9s
Evening star., 1946-09-08
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes 12x2O and 2ox2o
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors Easy
terms, immediate delivery Visit our dis
play of models. 11O9 Jefferson Davis hwy
Airing ton, Va. Open am to pm, sun
day and holidays. or phone JA 2164
GARAGE. fully equipped, including tow
truck, good inventory: low rent: good
lease; best location in town; showing ex-
cellent profits EX a657 II