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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-13
CONGRESS NOW HAS 8
STUDIES ONU.S. AID
TO EUROPES NEEDY

Washington (LPA) - Congress
can't claim it doesn't have the
facts on foreign aid when it re-
convenes Nov. IL. 1t now has avail
able three basic documents show
ing the requirements of Western
Europe over a three-year rehabili-
tation program, Americans re-
sources to meet the needs, and
now the report from the Council of
Economic advisers on how the
Marshall plan would affect prices
here at home, made public this
week.
The Council, in a fact-packed
112-page survey which was months
in preparation, answers two ques-
tions: first, have shipments of
goods overseas in the war and post
war years caused serious shortages
in the U. 81; second, how much
have prices in the U. S. been boost
ed by such exports?
To the first question, domestic
shortages, the Council answers
"no." The segment Of our total out
put available for domestic use is
now 90%c, with exports taking
1.2%, contrasted with the period
before the war, when in 1889 97.5%
of the national product was con-
sumed i'm the U. S., and l.2ao ex
ported. The gap in the figures
represents federal national defense
expenditures. Over this period, our
total national output has increased
tremendously.
"We are consuming, per capita,
about 25%t more of important food
stuffs than prewar," the Council
shows, "and for some items the in
crease has been far greater :.
While we could have had more
goods at home if we had exported
less, it is also true that our ex-
ports have thus far not prevented
us from making the most rapid
strides IN national income and con-
sulner satisfactions that we or any
other people have thus far achiev-
ed"
AS for prices, the Council takes
dim view of the "free market"
theory favored by the Natl Asso-
ciation of Manufacturers, the Am
crican Meat Institute, and the steel
manufacturers shat 'the cure for
high prices is high prices"
Serious initiation of grain and
food prices "is already here" the
Council asserts. These soaring
prices have already resulted in
three "grave dangers" First, mil
lions of families" in the low-income
and fixed-income groups are not
eating their share of the increased
food available, and are having to
dip into their reserves "to sustain
minimum decent living standards"
the Council reports.
Second, the Council maintains,
"increases in wages which no rule
of justice will permit to be ignor-
ed" will be demanded if living
costs continue at present high
levels, which would result in
"wage-price spiral costly be-
yond repair" Thirdly, "the increas-
ing cost Of foodstuffs is reducing
the buying power of foreign ma
tions. This makes each dollar of
foreign aid accomplish less than be-
fore"
Any drive to prevent the epidem-
ic spread Of initiation has to take
into account both the foreign aid
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
Rent overcharees
net 3 grand fine

Pleading guilty to acceptance of
$2,390.50 in bonus payments from
his tenants, Charles F. Henry,
1895 Drexel blvd, was fined S., 900
last week by Federal Judge Wal
ter ]. LaBuy.
Bernard Soko1, presenting the
case for the u. S. Attorneys office,
pointed out that the bonue pay
ments constituted overcharges I'M
der the federal rent law. Bonuses,
he said, ranged from 500 to $412.-
so on apartments renting from
$27. so to $4850. a@s
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

Diversion of $12 million from
the states $50 million sales tax
surplus to finance pay increases
for city employees ranging from
teachers to plumbers would be the
task of the special session.
The federation delegates were
warned that essential services
are being endangered" and that
downstate cities as well as Chi
cago, "are on the verge of bank
ruptcy."
BECAUSE of the desperate fl
nanciaI situation of the cities, it
was said, the state must provide
the necessary funds from it's in
creasingly large surplus in the
state treasury.
The federation's regular month
1y meeting was told that the Fire
Fighters union, representing city
firemen, would not strike but
speakers representing other unions
of city employees warned that
"our people want action now"
and that "a very serious situa-
ton will exist in January if they
don't get more pay"
William McFetridge. head of
the janitors' union. declared
that this is MUST matter
its this or strike
THE federation decided to
launch a campaign, in cooperation
with the Illinois State Federation
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
HoodIus11s wreck
PEA meeting

PHILADELPHIA - FP) - The
hurting of stencil bombs, shouted
arti-J Jewish remarks and an or
ganized stream of heckling drown
ed out words about the freedom
of American citizens" spoken from
platform in historic Independ-
enee So. Nov. /.
The outbreak, which observers
charged was organized by Ameri-
can Legionnaires, Christian Front
efs and Coughlinites, completely
disrupted the meeting, which had
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

been called by the Progressive
Citizens of America to protest the
House committee on un-American
activities Hollywood investigation.
A third Of the crowd, estimated
at about 1900 in all, rang cow
bells, blew whistles, threw objects
at the speakers and started fist
fights without much interference
by police. Only person arrested
was a Pea photographer.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08


Wednesday before Judge Rudolph
Desert with selection of jurors.
Closing arguments were not ex-
pected until the end of the week,
at the earliest.
The 44-year old steeIworker's
fight against the electric chair
or prison was seen also as part
of the struggle against racial
restrictive covenants by many
of his supporters. including the
Americans Veterans Committee
the CLOS Industrial Union Coun-
Gil. the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People. and other organizations.
THE housing shortage, sharp
ened among the Negro people by
restrictive covenants which limit
living space available to them
was blamed for the series of ira
gedies which brought death to
five persons.
Hickman's defense against q
charge that he murdered his for
mer landlord, David Coleman, was
to be based on a theory of tenn
porary insanity, according to his
attorney, William H. Temple.
Hickman has explained that
he shot Coleman after brooding
for six months over the deaths
of his four young children. who
died in a blaze which he, be-
lieved Coleman caused.
AS Col eman fell, mortally
wounded, he admitted that he was
responsible for the fire which
swept Hickman's rat-ridden one
room dwelling at 1888 WashbCrne
av. last January, Hickman de-
clared. @H @
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

of Labor, to secure more than
100000 signatures on petitions
requesting Green to call the Gen
eral Assembly into special session.
Victor A. Olander, secretary of
the state federation, announced
that state bodies of the ALL would
meet Nov. Ia to open their petit
ton drive.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

champion period fought taking
from James j. Corbett
RINcsTER enduring fame
growing giant only the heaviest hitter widest
day,
drink as hard he could fight, which plenty.
He nation yea world, in worshipfu Even for
such Sulivanesque disorders as this
tmd AMI to great
Boston Little offered shaky hand
John merely glared at him. gssg@ s4s
Little pefIed courage, saying. 1 you
LITTLE drink SIR" Sullivan scpwled then norted waiter
order" suggested Imply
I. pounded huge Lug
STEIN your Bourbon-and quick about it,"
tremendously powerful, good
boxer He by slugger
ferocty of his wounded
Few could stand to it, let alone check him.
his early knocked flat with
spine crashing
other sticuffer, tail Sullvans
jumped from the stage and fled the
then the the audience
spat his still quoted line:
I'm John L. Sullivan and lick SOB in the housed"
kayo
anyone lasting
flattened about so this wanoping spree.
suivan big fights knuckles-except
came TO against young i'm
corbe John then 81. whkeyroted somewhat beied
knew Corbet in years his life About year
fight friendly young
a Francisco theater.
fun" Corbet everything
his 1 slapped
then let enough the
openings that boxing
moment / knew could lick John L."
Corbetts figured nuts But Jim knew better
L. long before he keeled the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08

There had not the Sullivan spell blinded the
onIooker to TRUTH he'd have sensed the great cham
pion was nearly washed up.
Charlie Mitchell gritty little Britsher,
scarcely heavier than middleweight was Johns
opponent. The combat lasted than three hours,
bare knuckles in cold driving March rain Mitchell
away continuously in the ankle-deep mud Sui
livan heavy boozer for years, exhausted himself
chasing the agile Briton, humbly accepted draw
to end the fiasco.
John l.. then 80. lasted four years longer as
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
How John Barleycorn
KO'd the great John |.

ID the printed the obituary of Baron
II in made John L.
The Boston Strong Boy fought
porant Rothshid Chany
nearly years ago Ironically battle-ground
of a peaceful golf
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
IDemond legislature meet
TO finance city payroll

Following biting warnings of possible strike action by
underpaid city employees the Chicago Federation of Labor
this week voted demand that Governor Green call
special session of the state legislature.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
James Hickman opens fight for
freedom; pleads insanity

In quiet courtroom at the Criminal Courts building Goth
James w Hickman opened his fight for freedom this
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-11-08
CLASSIFIED

RATES: 7e per word. words to the
line. lines minimum. deadline Mon
day night
Evening star., 1947-07-18
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

SIMPLY FURNISHED-4 rooms and bath.
large screened porch. refrigerator, gas
stove, canoe restricted South River Park
for nuiet people; wks.; $3.50. Box 51oM,
Star -lh
HERALD HARBoR-5-room cottage furn.,
Piec stove. water. toilet. near water,
porches, boat, bathing, fish: $40 week.
August 2-s. Aug. 1922, AUGUST 30-Sept.
b ref Box pit. Star. 1e'
EoTTAGE at Calvert Beach on Chesapeake
Bay: rms. front and side porch, FIRE
place gas range. electricity. elee refgr
1nearly new: fine location. overlooking
bay. S:35 wkly; small family only. JOHN
N. KING & co. DU: 2I24, is
LOVELY BAY FRONT HOME-Clean. mod
frn, quiet: IA adults; or grown children;
svRM.. sRsaoi s-sATH THeG FURS. APT. in restricted
section; beach, pier, golf; very cool; all
util incl Aug, $500: mo-, $500. Phone
ANNAPOLIS 1854 collect. 20'
WOODLAND BEACH-Cottage sleeps s:
sas, electricity, water and lavatory; $40
vk WA. 9125. 20
4 BEDRMS., pa baths. servants quarters;
; min. from Cavalier Beach Club; August
rill Sept. Is; 500. Call Virginia Beach
SEELD SiJ ESTATE. PLUM PoINT-cottage
sleeps a. electric kitchen; month August,
5000. Open Sat, Sun, Mon. EN-. a426
Evening star., 1947-07-18
TRAILERS.

1912 HOUSE TRAILER, permanent bed;
sacries for quick sale: See in rear oil
snna al! Oil saa hea atf taeF 5ns sofs
M new ss al eqnpped
refrieerator, shower and built,in flushed
S,esl You Should see these compaste luxury homes
on wheels before you purchase any trailer
we also invite you to eompare ARE our IL
TRA1LEh 1fa co.' Ss' s@ss deorsis ave. Silver
ROWING sRs1hfi MA AND HAULING made easy ami
utility tTailers and boat N,rp t5allsFs HS the
FR FRone CO.. wo 5Nc sssI fo'O Wisconsin ave- NV.
NAVY MAN. going overseas. will sacrifice
house trailer with built-on room; ideal for
Village. Alexandria; Va; l9s
deal Ssshs small numlhem traeP wAH i4assa GH
aG Rf oSsn until SGsss ssS pa 5a ves SssE
yoxsss ;4s nssnssa ssy 34 oss
iSS HOME XpPS On st TIE IL kssGf RssSEf $50 Howard
insulated steel. e:ec. refgr, and brakes; aks,;
kfmIsn khaeis teSt Ratsi room 0'S built on; ski t.
ample closet space: fepssd,in sdar ySrd da T5th
ii IT, ~ e; e. TEMPLE TRAILER VILLASE' Hse
AonsE Aef TRAILER for sale, coed cond..
clean, cozy: owner leaving town: must
sell at sacrifice; GREYHOUND bus stop st
entr of camp. CANARY TRAILER PARK
on Bait. and Wash. blvd. Berwyn, Nd
ssaFT. MAf S0 NATIONAL TRAILER. with porch,
Sxl6, fully equipped with hush toilet.
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE. Alex. 555.s2,
RENT A TRALER-Miscellaneo hauling
and household moving at reasonable rates.
5 it. T it. and IT. trailers by the hour,
Open Sundays. RENT-A-TRAnER CO.
1903 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va.. GIL. Ss20,
ANNOUNCING ARRIVAL latest model
Spartan Manor, aluminium, channei.type
ribs and exterior, making 1t Americas best
towing trailer coach (only one manufac-
tured by aircraft COZ. Walls, ceilings and
floors thoroughly insulated. Eee: refg.
apt size bottled gas stove. BOULEVARD
TRAILER SALES, U. 8. Route j. Berwyn,
Md Tel. Tower 6162. Only authorized
dealer bet BsltimoTe and Richmond
ened reet rise, Maryland's largest trailer
their outstanding variety OF trailer homes
in aluminium and masopite constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers (new,
S1.295 up). Also good used models.
Prices and sizes to meet every need. Also
Higgins. campers and utility trailers.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. q. g. Route 1,
Berwyn, Md. Phone TO. 6o35.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
BIO THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
UW Ia
Preperty-soIs tcont.)

Waterfront Property-Sole tCont.)
FRONT-LINE COTTAGE, 40 mi District;
h.w. 1946 kitchen, rooms, all furnished,
Phone FR 400 400 sst; 297, $40 pm: 49, 1"
ffss ffGG sssP Rhsne RU ss5a mo
ern cottage, porches. fireplace, lge. wooded
lot. Price, $3.50. Easy terms. bargain
e ysn EppnS a5fs Dsif kfy
sAUMAN, 1877 K St NV. MA. 1928. Wo.
6 RMS. furnished; large screened porches,
sun deck. fireplace. toilet. shower, gas
stove, Electrolux salt water beach. gravel
road and sdG sI9Dhouss w y mi from Peace
LAKE. LAKE. JacRsoN. va Va ny excel eef' water front
lots. .Bargains for immediate sale. Call
s0x5O0 FIT. LOTT miles from Beverly
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY-New 6-rm. Cape
Cod. Loot cdt front on ches; Bay; So, 500;
sell: will take reasonable cash. balance
first trust; inspect today. sign on property.
LOG CABIN at Gunston Manor. Va
rooms, tile bath, modern kitchen, hot
water: vacant; priced for immediate sale.
Old CEDAR PoTNT at TN MoTsantown,
Charles County, Md. on the Potomac,
IN sight of the, Potomac River Bridge
Only As miles from downtown Washing
ton; choice sites, many with water 'front.'
age and riparian rights; community water
system, electricity. telephone and hard. r.
surface road to property are among the
features; safe salt water bathing with no
pollution; large dock, large restaurant
private planes, fishing parties outdoor
pavilion, over a mile of beach; price from
$3.50 UP. To reach: Out Pa. ave. Sc.
continue on Route 3 to junction Of Route
5 and Route 30I cat trafhc lieht)' con,
time straight on Route 3ol approx app ,,2s 2s
left and follow sign to property.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO. 2s40 vii.
son blvd. Arl. Va, CHI. 3S3S: ewes. and
Sunday, GIL 3S3S 30
Evening star., 1947-07-18
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Have Gotten.

Durham: Today in our English
class our teacher told us that there
is no such word in the English
language as gotten" except in the
word forgotten. Will you please
discuss it for us?-R. P.
Answer: This. same comment
has shown up in my mail several
times lately. How and by whom
the idea has been spread that got
ten" Is an improper word Is a mys-
terry. But 1t is a superstition and
nothing else.
Perhaps the answer lies in the
fact that in British usage gotten"
seldom occurs except in such words
as i'll gotten. But reference to any
American dictionary will show that
gotten" Is the customary past par
ticiple in the United States. (See
GET, page 1858, Wedster's New
International Dictionary, Second
Edition)
OF course, got" also is used In
America as the past participle Of
get" But there Is no reason In
grammar or logic why got" Is more
proper than or preferable to got
ten"
Either have got" or have got
ten" is good American usage In
such constructions as these:
I have gotten (got) well.
He has gotten (got) his lessons.
We have gotten (goD word from
him.
She has just gotten (got) . new
dress.
1 would have gotten (got) here
sooner but for the rain.
My HAVE GOTTEN pamphlet
goes into much more detail than
this brief column will permit. 1t
also contains a simple key to those
constructions in which either have
got" or "have gotten" is correct. For
a free copy. send stamped, self
addressed enveloped to Frank Colby,
in care of The Star.
Meanwhile, let me point out that
either got" or gotten" is unneces-
sary in the meaning Of "own"
posses"
Avoid She has got brown hair.
Better: She has brown hair.
Avoid: They have got the same
name
Better: They have the same
name
Likewise, got" Is unnecessary
in the meaning Of must or
should"
(Copyright, Ihs Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1s47)
Evening star., 1947-07-18
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON, a
FUTURE.


ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auetioneers
trustees sale of restaurant and soda hx-
.flIres and equipment, cash registers, air
eonditioning unit, etc, contained in Crys-
sails Restaurant, 44os Sa Arkansas sas ave nv,
April II. 1915, among the records Of the
Recorder of Deeds of the District Of Co.
jumbia as Instrument No. 1475l, and at
,fhe request of the party secured thereby.
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell by public
suction at the aforementioned premises
on Thursday. July "a. 1a47, at 10 O'Clock
. m. soda fountain. carbonator COMPRESSOR, ss =,
and work tables gas range with grill.
Foastmaster, Frisidaire. counters and
stools, meat block, scale. sink National
and and clock. water heater. air-conditioning
unit, booths, tables, chairs. tobacco and
pastry cases, etc; also lease and licenses
Together with renewals or substitutions
thereof. deposits with ELECTRIC and or gas
THOMAS VASSu, CONSTANTINE W.
SRASsAs, woodward Building. trustees
Evening star., 1947-07-18
FRANK F. SCRIvENER, Attorne
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

FRE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
trict OF Columbia-Whereas., on the Sth
libel in the District Court of the United
States aiee' for the District Of Columbia: in
District Court Case No 3l37 asSsinSbt sbs,sd p
In part: 1cartons) 80 Count Bottle O'Pop
Wax chews -. 81. and whereas by virtue
Of process in due form of law, to me
possession 10 WITT cartons of an
srticIe labeled in part: tcartons) so
Count Bottle O'Pop Wax Chews
the said described above. or knowing or
having anything to say why the same
Khould not be condemned and forfeited,
that they appear and assert said claim
In the cause on or before the date return :
BILE July 25th, 1947, in the U: S. DISTRICT
Court, City of Washington. D. C.. at 1000
ubo1
Evening star., 1947-07-18

AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERS-Immediate
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants. farmers. fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
1897 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
carry a large stock of Rood-quality seat
covers in popular colors, They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars.
prompt and neat installation If desired
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
SENw-TAYPE SN A TIRE TfRE KEcAppING by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread: 2-hour
service: electric sections if your
ut ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washington's s
Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887 Irving st.
NV. AID $500 Quick. efficient service.
VARIOUS PARTS 1912 Studebaker Presi-
dent motor. transmission. rear end, wheels.
universal and others. GIL. 6h1s. 20
FORD OWNERS! Twin ex-
haust with dual-tone muflers. THOMAS &
BELL FORD SPEED SHOP. WA. 1883;
ewes, UN. OS33. is
MOTORS, new. immediate installation; nll
FLEisHERs GARAGE, 4se Eye st. n;w
TRUCK BODY. new, 1e-ft. inclosed; ideal
for fruit or many other purposes; will
sacrifice at $3.50. Box 2O9-S, Star. -I9
Evening star., 1947-07-18
This
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC l947 convertible coupe; cream
S0dsf s0lHTsd ca i owTER Mi S993 81 4o4 GF best NeF
PONTIAC 1910 Torpedo 4-door sedan: new
tires, radio, defroster, heater, dependa-
Be poN.n n dealsEi s,6m sss6 dso 4s5s heater
beautiful black finish, new seat covers. good
tires, mechanically perfect: ST ,295, IS
mos. terms. s1MMoNs mo MOTORS s17723 1923
PONTIAC 1887 sedan, T. and h., good
Gond;: $445: cash; trade or terms. RE.
oSGc SSE M99S 1879 SAhhS s
mis-; $3.50. GE. 1910 before 10 pm.
PONTIAC 1910 4;dr;; paint and interior
RALMER M l45Ei, MOTOR 3S 60 Gao6 sdao Hamilton ST.
PoNTiac sffis' 1916 $40 station a D'So wagon equipped
with radio and heater good tires and
motor and mechanical parts are & Al. The
18th st. NV. RE. O303. is
REQ 1916 Van. like new; S2,995. REPUB-
STUDEBAKER 194i Commander 4-door
sedan; new tires. heater, hill holder: excel
lent condition: first S975 cash takes it.
si,sg5. COLE MOTOR Co, 81. S34s e
sTSbEsAKER St Sb BAKE 1899 President 4-dor DOR Sc
dan: 6-wheel Job. overdrive. radio, heater,
and appearance. S975 or best o1er under
GE. 1860. 49,
WLLYS 1941 4-dr; Al cond. good
tires motor perfect; heater; $700 or best
offer under WA. 9SS3. is
WILLYS-OVEREAND l947 station wagon;
brand-new. radio, heater. defrosters. all
steel body demountable seats. 80 miles
per gallon, automatic clutch: 81 ,Sa5, terms
and trade. METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
N Y ave and Bladensburg rd. ne. :.
AUTO AUCTION-f you wish to sell,
trade or buy a late model new or used
car, attend our auction sale every Fri night
at 8 pm Washington's original auto
auction, S511 Colesville rd, Silver Spring,
Md SH 44ln Omen 9 to & daily
Evening star., 1947-07-18
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include setual
selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES a FOR SALE.

-
AUSTIN 1916 sedan. like new. 5000
miles, S1,150. MR.. ARMSTRONG. Ma.
BUICK 1912 Special Bell Cab "es"; a real
buy for $3.50; radio and heater; would
make good pvt. car 1917 L st. NV. is
BUICK Roadmaster 1947 2-dr. sedan,
$1,000. ME. 2571. -21
BUICK 1871 4-dr. Special, r, and h.. ex-
eel. cond.; S1,295, terms. 436 Newcomb
ST. Sc after 8 pm.
BUICK 1888 Special sedan: heater. good
cond.; $685.. cash. trade. terms. REPUB-
Lie MOTOR SALES. Is M st. Sc.
BUICK 194l Special sedan: paint motor
tires. interior in perfect condition: private
owner; 1880. e. NJ. GUEST. Falls
church GARAGE, Falls Church $500, Ext
BUICK 1871 Super convertible club coupe:
r. and h., new top: Immaculate cond.
This car must be seen to be appreciated:
81 b7S; small down payment. KOLB
MOTOR CO., 1859 Macarthur blvd. NV.
EN-. $3.50. Open 10 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-18

Aus, 1916. 800 &C.. extras. looks new. must nn
HARLEY.DAyTTDsoN ifiti fY: t2,; good condition: @
S425. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 5000 Lee
hwy: ATI;. ya;; GH; 1000 1000, W., can 20 rot
a new 1947 motorcycle or motor-bike now;
Norton, model Is; 500 G. G.; A.. ga s; model
Triumph Twin 800 c. G.; Excelsior rnati owa- Unl-
bike. 9s c. c. ALLIED MOTORCYCLES
INDIAN md n CHIEF c EiS 1s47: saddle bags. luggage
carrier, buddy seat windshield, Spotngnt.
Can be seen at BILLHEIMER g. PALMER,
31lO Hamilton ST.. Hyattsyille., WA: $500.
hauled; SI65. call SGT. Carl. OWENS,
after pm, Hillside 1900, Ext. 117. 19'
CUSHMAN, Model SO, late '46, three wheel
brakes, . speeds forward. l reverse, 6O0x
tires will carry loads up to 500 pounds;
motor, tires, paint, superior cond., extras
include rear bumper, fog lights backup
light and windshield. 81. 31s6. $325;
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1898 49,; best
condition; buddy seat. many extras: $335.
3Se R ass sss seout buddy
seat, saddle bags, head windshield and leg
shield; new battery Price. $3.50 Can be
seen at 100 Sth st. ne. from lO m to
HARLEY Il ni. 1888 model '74",::
good cond.: S175 or best offer under. Call
aatsF If! 70" p" HsIkLEf.nAvnsoN, sI l4:G in
4Sndtop nsnt ion ss5o y se ST. e. ss45 ssfeS' no
INDIAN "a" completely overhauled: new
parts, back tire and battery; $4,000 mi;
S36O WA 1897
Evening star., 1947-07-18
sEAshoRE PROPERTY.

NEAR REHOBOTH BEACH, Del. Dewey
Reach). second house from ocean. First
floor has large living room. fireplace, com
piete bath large dining room, cozy di-
nette, completely equipped kitchen, screened
porch and maids quarters: second floor
has 2 bedrooms and Y bath; shower
netian blinds throughout deep freeze
unit: house in excellent condition: lot is
so by 125 feet: priced at Sl2, 500 Tor
quick sale. GEO. J. MOSS, Realtor,
Shepherd $500, or DANIEL ANDERSON.
Realtor. II Park ave, Rehoboth Beach
Del Phone 3441 a