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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
DODGERS

HAVANA, Cuba, March 2.-W.D-
A squad of 81 Brooklyn Dodgers
took off by plane today. for Cara
cas-, Venezuela, but pitchers Hal
Gregg and Hank Behrman were
left behind because of physical all
ments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
TIGERS

LAKELAND, Fla, March 2.-W'D
'-Detroit's Tigers didn't miss Hank
Greenberg's home run bat today,
at least, as they slammed 10 home
runs out of the park in a spring
training drill.
Hal Newhouser, star lefthanded
pitcher, made his first appearance
on the mound and reported that
his. arm felt good. Five players,
including four first base candidates
drilled for the first time, with
Roy Cullenbine, McHale, George
Vico and Bob Meyer all taking
short turns at the bag.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
REDS

TAMPA, Fla, March 2.-U,H-
The Cincinnati Reds opened spring
training today with a two-and-a-
Ihalf-hour afternoon workout.
Infielder Tom Stallcup was the
only one of the 40 players under
contract who was not in camp for
the drill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
RED SON

SARASOTA, Fla, March 2.-W.H
The Boston Red Sox, minus three
of their stars, Ted Williams, Dom
DiMaggio and Rudy York, pre-
pared today for their first official
practice session.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
YANKS

CARACAS, Venezuela, March 2.
-U.R-The New York Yankees
beat the Magallanes team of the
Caracas winter league today, 5 to
4, scoring the winning run in the
ninth inning on a double by pitcher
Al Lyons and a single by catcher
Ralph Houk, both rockies.
WHITE SOX
PASADENA, Cal, March g.
W.P-Rookie outfielder Andy Skur-
ski let manager Ted Lyons know
he had arrived in the Chicago
White Sox camp by swatting a
home u in the first squad game
of the season here. The Shursk
wallop, longest of the game, didn'1
avert an 8 to 4 shellacking Coacf
Red Faber's nine took from a team
commanded by Coach Bing Miller
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
PHILLIES

CLEARWATER, Fla, March Q.
-W.D-Lefty Frank Hoerst, taking
an interest in Philadelphia Phil
rookie hurlers, warned them today
not to try too hard and not to
WORRY.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03
CUBS

AVALON, Cal, March 2.-WD-
The Chicago Cubs reserves today
defeated the varsity, 5 to z, as
pitchers continued far ahead OF the
Ihitters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-03

RICHMOND, Va, March 2-tP]-Final
Southern Conference Basketball stand
ings for the 1947 season.:
Teams w L Pet. Pts. Opp.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Planes Planning Globe Hop
To Be Chrisfened FRIDAY

The two planes in which two
former flight instructors of a nearby
Washington airfield will attempt to
girdle the globe will be christened at
ceremonies at 2 pm. Friday at Ma
tional Airport.
The pilots, George Truman. former
California motorcycle racer, and Cliff
Evans, of Washington, will make the
flight in two Piper cruiser planes
especially fitted with extra gas tanks.
Used in the christening ceremony
will be water brought here from the
Pacific and Atlantic oceans.
The pair will take of for La
Guardia Field, New York, imme-
diately after the christening and win
start on their long journey from La
Guardia as soon as they get clear
ance from the weather forecaster.
Principal stops will include Labra-
dor. Iceland, Paris, Rome, Tokyo, the
Aleutians and Alaska,
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Marshall Loses
| Way in Frederick,
| Asks Directions
BY the Assoeioted Press

FREDERICK, Md. July %. - An
automobile with District of Colum-
hia tags pulled to the curb last night
and silver haired man leaned out
to hail William T. Delaplaine, news
paper publisher.
I've been lost in this town an
hour" the man said. asking direc-
tions to the home of a Frederick
friend. Col Harrison McAlpine.
With pleasure, general" said Mr.
Delaplaine, recognizing the motor
ist as Secretary of State Marshall.
After setting him on the right
road, the publisher remarked:
You have big job on your hands,
general"
IF I don't do any better than I
did driving the streets of Frederick,
I won't do so we'll" the Secretary
of State said with grin as he
drove away.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Model and Actress Subpoenoed
By Senators in Hughes Probe
Both Puzzled by
Coll, but Admit
Knowing Millionaire
By the Assoeioted Press

LOS ANGELES, July 23.-Movie-
land glamor has entered the Senate
War Investigating Committees in
ouiry into Millionaire Howard
Hughes Government airplane con-
tracts.
A model, Martha Goldthwaite, and
a free-lance film actress and SWIM
mer, Judy A. Cook, were under sub
poena to appear in Washington,
August 4.
A deputy United States marshal
who served the subpoenas said he
didn't know what connection they
had with the case but he did know
that both are beautiful girls"
Miss Goldthwaite told reporters
she had dated Hughes employe
and had met Mr.. Hughes once or
twice but that Il can't imagine why
I should be called"
Miss Cook said she swan as a
professional entertainer at several
of Mr.. Hughes parties two or three
years ago, met Elliott Roosevelt at
one party and many other big peo-
pie, Senators and Congressman were
there"
However, she added that I'm sure
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Edgar Warren to Speak
On Cancellation at &. U.I

Edgar L. Warren. former director
of the United States Cancellation
Service, will speak on "Conciliation
An Intelligent Approach to Labor
Disputes" at 7:30 o'clock tonight in
Mcmahon Hall at Catholic Univer-
sity
The meeting will be the fourth in
a summer series of Wednesday night
fcrunS e. the university featuring
speakers from various fields of labor
relations. A forum discussion will
follow Mr.. Warren's speech. The
public is invited.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Atom Security Setup
Strengthened in Al,
Hieken|ooper Says
BY The Asseeiated Press

Senator Hickenlooper, Republican,
of Iowa said yesterday the security
program covering the Nations atom
ic energy installations has been
strengthened since the first of the
year.
THE security on January last,
both as to personnel and methods.
was probably substantially reduced
from its peak during the war" Sem
ator Hickenlooper told reporters
after a long session on the Senate
House Atomic ENERGY Committee
and the Atomic Commission.
He said this was not to be inter-
preted as being critical of the Army,
which had control of the projects
until January l. when the civilian
commission took over.
Entire Program Reviewed.
Senator Hickenlooper, chairman of
the Congressional Committee, said
his group and the commission re-
viewed the entire program.
THE commission is making every
satisfactory efforts to meet all their
problems, and their progress and de-
velopment are going along in a
satisfactory manner" he said.
He said there was some discussion
of "the kind of people we have work.
ing for. us" and that we're con-
vinced that is completely in hand"
The commission, the Senator con-
tinued, is conducting a constant
evaluation" of its security program
and attempting to adopt it to peace
time needs, which he said are con-
siderably changed from needs dur
ing the war.
During the war, he said, there was
almost super abundance of secur-
ity activities" while at other times
the personnel and their activities
were reduced. The program is now
more extensive than it was at the
first of the year, he said. He re-
fused to attribute any of the change
to recent published reports of secur-
itYleaks.
Situation Unchanged.
The situation has mot changed
materially" since public disclosure
that some documents were taken
from the Los Alamos IN. Mex) test
ing station and their recovery from
two former Army sergeants, he said
The meeting with Chairman
David e. Lilienthal and other men,
bers of the commission. Senator
Hickenlooper said, was devoted en-
tirely to a canvassing of almost ali
phases of the situation" including
reports from engineers who have
made recent inspections of the
atomic installations.
The commission left with him q
letter discussing possible changes in
the penal code to conform to new
problems of security. he said, but
he has not yet examined the letter
and refused to comment on it.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
BAD
N
MEDICINE
from THE NEW YORK TIMES

- ~ - - -
from THE NEW YORK TIMES
The House of Representatives
has passed a thoroughly bad bill
in the name of thoroughly good
cause. The cause, stated generally,
is wish to make certain that those
who hold public office in demo-
cratic government actually believe
in the democratic method and do
their best to make it work success
fully. The present instrument for
accomplishing this wholly desir-
able purpose is a bill bearing the
title of the Federal Employees
Loyalty Act of 1o47." 1t has been
passed in the House by a vote Of
31o to 81, with many of the most
respected conservatives in that
branch of Congress protesting
against it, to their credit.
The bill would create a Loyalty
Review Board" which would have
power to rove anywhere and every
where into the business of any and
all other departments and agencies
in Washington, looking, with the
enforced aid of the FBI., for dis
loyal" suspects. On discovering
such a suspect it would notify the
person under investigation in writ
ing of it's preliminary finding, to-
gether with factual statement
upon which such finding is based,
concealing as far as possible the
source or sources of the inforn1a-
ton" Theaccused, thus denied his
rightful opportunity to confront his
accuser, would have fifteen days to
reply. If he failed to satisfy his in
quisitors - in such matters, for
example, as whether there were
reasonable grounds for believing
that he had "sympathetic associa-
ton with any organization on a
list to be arbitrarily designated by
the Attorney General on his own
personal say-so "as totalitarian,
Fascist, Communist or subver-
sive" = the accused would be dis
missed summarily from govern
rnent employment. There is no
provision for appeal. There is no
right of review from the decision
of this rowing and omnipotent
Board. The accused would be
dropped, with the soul-searing
finding - worse for many than a
prison sentence-that he was dis
loyal to the Government of the
United States
This bill lacks all of the safe
guards and projections embodied
in President Truman's own recent
proposal in the same field. It lacks
all the elements of a decent respect
for democratic rights and the
standards of fair play. 1t is bad
bill. 1t should never have been
passed by the House. 1t should be
thrown out of the window by the
Senate.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Bill @. K.d TO Bar Annuties
To Discredifed Lawmakers
BY the Associated Press

Legislation which would deny re-
tirement annuities to any member OF
Congress whose prestige has been
used to the disadvantage of the
Government was approved by the
Senate Civil Service Committee yes
terday. >n.-. ,.saz .ss...
Chairman LANCER said the r1ea-
sure, introduced by Senator Fergu-
son, Republican. of Michigan, was
mot aimed at any individual" but
was regarded by the committee as
a generally beneficial proposal.
reporters had asked Senator
LANCER if the measure was directed
at Andrew j. May. former Kentucky
Representative, and James M. Cur
ley, former Representative from
Massachusetts,.
May was convicted recently OF &C
cepting money for using his in
fluence as chairman of the House
Military Affairs Committee In be-
half of war contractors. Curiey was
convicted Of mail fraud.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Snyder Reaches BroziI
For Economic Talks
BY the Assoeioted Press

RIO DE JANE1RO, July 23.-
United States Secretary Of the
Treasury Snyder arrived in Presi-
dent Truman's personal plane yes
terday to discuss economic and trade
problems with Brazilian experts,
There is possibility Mr.. Truman
may visit Brazil next month to at
tend the closing meetings of the
1nter-American Hemisphere Defense
Conference.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Donald N. Nelson Enters
Hospital for Observation
BY the Asseeioted Press

er ms NStoetofeo ffetf
NEW YORK, July 23.-Donald M.
Nelson, So. former head of the War
Production Board, has entered
French Hospital "for observation" !"
hospital attaches said yesterday.
Marvin L. Faris, executive as
sistant to Mr. Nelson, said Mr.. Nell
sons condition was not believed to
be serious. He did not elaborate.
Mr.. Nelson now is president of the
Society of Independent Motion
Picture Producers.
Mr.. Faris said in a statement: ::
"Mr. Nelson has been overweight
and has been dieting to reduce.
Yesterday he had a sudden mild
episode of dizziness, which the doc
tors ascribe to a transient spasm
of vessel. His condition is good. !"
Evening star., 1947-07-23
8 Killed, a Hurt
In Berlin Police
Buidinq Biost
By the Assoeiuted Press

BERLIN, July 23.-At least six
persons were killed and four were
injured today when a mysterious
explosion rocked a German police
headquarters building in the Rus
sian zone of Berlin.
Police said they believed the blast
might have originated in room in
which guns and ammunition were
stored.
Two of the four injured persons
were reported to be in serious con-
dition.
Evening star., 1947-07-23
Let The Stur Follow
You on Vacation!

To keep up with Washington
happenings during your vaca-
ton, subscribe now for mail
delivery of The Star. Just mail
in your name, the delivery
dates and vacation address,
together with payment in
advance for the period you
intend to be absent.
The rates for summer mail
ings are as follows:
Dany and Daily Sunday
Sunday Only Only
l month -- 1.25 rs so
/ week ---- 80 rs is
Remittance can be made by
check. express money order or
stamps.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
cATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

3 WELL-MANNERED saddle horses, with
saddles and brides; priced reasonably.
Pony basket cart and harness Ss5. Phone
Fresh Cows, 3 Holst.ins, 2 ouernseys;
all are good dairy cows; also ear corn
pigs. hay and straw for sale. Phone
Vienna 171-J-1. q
GENTLE BLACK AND WHITE PONY, prae-
tically new black and red 2-passenger cart,
tan harness and halter; privately owned.
Will make wonderful show rig and pet
for child. A good buy for s425. oV. 1858
sHIEF. / excellent 3-yr .-old. purebred
Dorset lamb. no papers, priced reason bly,.
Will deliver to purchaser. Call Wo. 1889.
HORSES BOARDED a. Cedar Lane Riding
Aeaosmy. Aspin Hill, Nd. PL. s422, B e.
SMALL GENTLE poNEY for small child.
* * 1879 1afuisf Mrs S. RODE sSr Maine ave
PALOMINO FILLEY COLT and Buckskin
tIley .,e colt. ,e,I 2 BOSWELL Thorpland Farm
FOR SALE well-bred Hereford steers.
average $50 pounds. Rockville 260s. q
HORSE STALLS for rent-Modsrn, clean
stables. lights and water: good care for
EH ESur saaia hoEsss sroon' quarters over stable
sPiRiTED 7-yr-old saddl. horse. straw
berry roam, mare. Call NO. 9644 after
pm. Saturday
: RIDING MAREs, young and gentle; 1
Jumper, l Appaiussa; priced 10 sell aL.
3O14 .
Evening star., 1947-11-01
BOATS.

RICHARDSON BOATS = 1947 Commuter.
spring delivery on 34-foot Richardson Sc.
dapS; aannr single TG or or tEn gno screw THE JACK
MAINE sUPPLIEs. paints. rope, FIRE .x-
tinsuishers. outboard motors scrinps ma
ssAsk .l:: PEL q .ijs: SHfoHIo q son. 7sls if'h
display: a9ol Rhode Island ave, ne.
Lac Larry o yERMAN Distributor, WA. 1000.
ExSEPTioNAL BuyzAere is your oppor-
tuni,y ttuuni,y . to get stylecraft q, De luxe
@ soSipped WITH " sndsSieid ap Wipers savs easr.
ssSsr ss,1.. sT%Scsz.T ssSSff5bTssS Y
TROLLING FOR ROCK. blues. trout, ches-
ca. 's H''as zsrzosr sss Es's!yi
MSLyERINE 1a47 super d. lug. runabeaut;
SERVICE DOCK Maine ave. and st.
CUSTOM BUILT CRUISER. 40 #. l.. II
ing or pleasure; fast and seaworthy;
ss f Ssst yi a1s sssra RI . yes5s I'D gSss
SAILING ihIs whf sLooP ss Msso sood Mo aond
sleeps 2; suitable inboard or outboat mo-
Tech. $50 Main ave after 8 pm. sat.
and al day Sun: Ii, 1904 p
CABIN CRUISER, raised deck. 33xsh IT.
liyas quarter sT gs 9ss7 deck dOeked in
GAR WOOD 16-ft. utility boat. s2-hp.
CnrysleE marine engine: Americas most
beautiful utility boat S2,427, delivered;
rnersnfeed' net@ terms. Call Mr. Blank,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1897 Irving st.
n.w., AD. $500
WE SERVICE all makes of outboard mo-
tors: price is reasonable. 8. z. SALES
GTpp; 7sS prrhro. s1,h q se ,s n.....
Gray Marine 6-cyl. 1o3-hp,: cypress hull.
oak frame, Can be seen at 500 No Thom-
g s.. ArIinsten; Vs. cH; e731.
500 caii or. 1921.
CHkis-CRAFT sPEED BOAT, TN f.,
Re- e, nj ,pis like new with trailer; aiso'
ss-H.P. JOHNSON, completely rebuilt.
broken IN must sell; hrst S266 takes 1t.
en-. O9s7. "a
Evening star., 1947-11-01
BUsINEss oPpoRrUNIrles.

REsTAURANT, veil-esta abli1hed. daily bus
sS 9'sss .sovs s''' slGs isss no.
5ayr: lease: rent. s1s5. dERs1cH. MI.
PHARMACIsT, registered in Va, wanted
doing over 100000 yearly business. Must
's and T. n:sd soS6S y; e.s
SHOE REPAIR. .,w. area: sood. living for
ss aoEpoMxR oaapuoSMnsRs RR nai.
LIQUOR STORE wanted direct from owner
confdentially. Box as1-R Star.
BUSINESS PROPERTY on route Nc. 1 be-
tween Wasnineton and Baltimore is my
lists courts, tourists homes, taverns, liquor
ana body works and some shoie. com: com:
kssny; yN esis. with ssnssi AIyis ~ EPlrsa: NJ:
esas mCsf sfokE sf ssssS reuts incl
truck, wkly. bus. over 1925; all-white
trade, no competition, new territory will
be a gold mine; all for $l,25O. TW. 2579.'
LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING business
city water and sewer Delivery trucks, all
fixtures and complete cleaning and laundry
equipment included in price. Full staff of
iE iTs'e6 co. rssa $685. e..
IDEAL SUPER MARKET or shopping CEN
ter location; thickly populated area des-
junction Of 2 main Va. hwys about 16 mi
D. c. Lot 100x165 with 2-story cinder
block bldg, recent construction; 1st noor
well ass assures SUM Unlimited. VIl cheap water supply.
Ownfr will sell outright for $4,000 or
lease with option to buy. Call PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Fairfax 396, exclusive
GASOLINE STATION and stores. We have
commercial ground In Silver Spring area on
EhsR zhsA to oRkS eH!a sr so%s sc
z st. NV. Ma. 5306. q
VENDING ROuTE-,Nuts and gum, 20 on
.ocations .r,.i need only hours cspArd1 xesk to
MUST sHCRIFICE.drocery store; imme-
diately, husband i'll and wife confined to
bed: best cash offer accepted. Call OWNER
GRoCERY - self-service. in Sc: doing
week rood hours 0qic: o61 pm .toce no
and fixtures included. For sppt., cali Ii
ssSs saso5 it ":.4s, .1s "a. dssa Is;
owner owner quotes quote sui suDst tsntisl net. Exclusive
RAvIs "a. Sa RE5kr3 *, o5ss co. asls WASH elyd
POSITIVELY A sTEAL-Gasoline station
handling Amoco products and garage with
6-car capacity; completely equipped and
doing 4 good business: only 12 miles from
D. C. On busy No. 5 Md hwy. For particu
lars. call H. B. Talbutt. MI. 1869, with
MAX c. SCHWARTZ RE 1854 =
SMALL WOODWORKING SHOP men,
needs additional cabinetmaker who has
some business and the following 110-voft
equipment to rent: fitting arbor saw. band
saw and Dewalt saw and Joiner: good loca-
tion and equipment, Georgetown. Box
251-M, Star. 8
REDUCING HEALTH STUDIO and beauty
parlor: gift items, hose, lingerie could be
added, excellent downtown location. Owner
has other interests. GL. 531S. ME. $500.
Des GROCERY doing ss,sSo business. Ms
beautiful store, priced for quick sale.
RE 1873 i
RADIO AND ELEC. .APPL. STORE for sale
by. owner; service dept and record dept;
priced reas. For inf. call UN. 4499. g
COLoRED, SHOE REPAIR sHoP-Busi-
ness and 6-room row brick house: good
MortheasI Nont 81, locaTion; on Gsrline transfer
Realtor, 2l25 r. l. ave. ne, HO. 5000. .
Evening star., 1947-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters, calcu-
iatoTs 81 nf qfise eouip ell KINDS M soe price
ADDING MACHINES, tSpewriters. ealcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE 1171.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 14th st.
ANTIeUEs-rurniturs. eric-a-brac, china,
S"EWare, rugs, silverTare,., paintings:
fsaiss a,sfss' asss sass prices paid Call MURRAY
BEDROOM, dining room or contents Of
home; viii pay pay cash.; We do moyins' stor-
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
LYING LYING room pieces rugs sas ransss and
once; win pay highest possible prices, Nc
Foasx %atsr shst Ms RAy gGa bsys Na K ss please call
CAMERAS. All types, movie equipment, ali
5SS5ss b.s + ,s.9s. ess IL 4ss NV
saasases{.rn !s9sss cR Rs
e 9s ~ g; a4R
GE $40 prs.s p.d a5k eT men
biamSNp5 SiD SSfp s,msIs w fs sdsk.,
and wrist watches. initial birthstones. dia-
s$sssss ]5s :fi, Sr65sk
cash. prompt removal; I'VE do moving,
F9kNiTuRE III tfHS and household effects of tn.
Sd sday pieces MR or dsApY sRSs h1 sGms sss Please cali
FURNITURE. household goods Of all kinds
china, bric-a a.brac cut glass; Highest cash
RuRNrT1REa. or VIII RE buy Soaa III your tarn
and pay you spot cash. Mr. JERRY,
FGUiRSffTTURE FL Mahogany dining room,
bedroom, secretary. odd chests dressers.
fFij FGjRNfrGRs2want III H. to buy som. GOOD
RE 3faS S2 .ntr. sa 'ssn. ,s, o
HoPWoops fes of eset stS q snd sn sts o1 nR ov NJ
ifIgsRN1EuRE WANTED, call any time.
GoLD%Br,ns your old gold, silver, plating.
fs.}S KAHs S!ssaSssa !sSs;EE F; ss;s
English; good condition, Box IGOR, Star.
on, TAHKs-1t you have changed your
hsstns ns .9m 5 Sa. M to y gas Of Hr ts sm We oil v If
s;1 s;I ISos Eshaas fsa Rs' sS$rs ST coR ~ ~
PICTURE frames, clocks.
sousss fSTn5gre for eas 6.ns EN- 4dS A;o antiques
size. any size; any condition: will pay
PIANos WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO co.
pays highest cash prices, Phone MA. 4s70
for courteous appraisal
% 1l Sss s spns 1sm. or S.S. siss FsPt soS will store
medium sized eiee. refsr, vi o7o7. .
RUGS (2), approximate sizes, 11x14 and
skWi, sE12 ov ns ls6s m ,7S.,
rsns htT:ishps saa s 1850 re- ssif
SINGER SEWING MACHINES, any style Or
fG9s'sn Tas sNorR Rssiss sEwR ses'.s nAcHr eaaf &5 &5
491a Georsia ave; nv. TayloI 1914. sll1
Georgia ave. Shepherd ss44.
ITYEeEWRITERs, all make, snd an, modsIs;
a1fnsss WfkrTER CO. Il ?s1s4, i sfiIs Nichols
WAsHiNe MACHINES. any size, any
make; also washers for parts. AT. zoos.
wANTED-Better Grade Of household fur
niture, antiques and once furniture. MA.
5529: evenings. GE. 6447.
AM INTERESTED In buying silvervare.
in any condition, iewelry, bric-a-hrac.
china; fancy fan -, CUPS S and ssyeers ,sg. DORA
ME. 6079 (near 14th).
Evening star., 1947-11-01
MIscFILANEoUs FOR SALE.

Nd. lumber. better than new; yellow pins,
thoroushly dry, bright; .2x4s, 2x6s, 2xss,
sheathIng,. flooring, windows, doors Cello
at low prices complete buildings also
available. HARRIS WRECK1NG CO.
Phone Laurel 1000, Ext. 1888, Sales OF.
hce, Bldg. 1179, Ft. Meade, Md.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, diamond, 20 stones.
AK, Iii movement: a real barsain for
S12O, incl. tax. WO. 743S after pm. .
SITS TAKES 7-ft. divan, large overstufYed
chair, slip covers. mahogany coffee table,
mahog lamp, table and crystal lamp. and
9x12 Gulistan rus. 1901 Valley ave.
BUiL DERs DESIRING BENDIx automatic
washing machines for new homes, ear
CHI 6143 p
Evening star., 1947-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER with operator. for hire; ex-
cayatine grading, road building. land
clearing; low-bed, trailer for heav, haul.
ing;; "a, i.s4-J; . - g..
clearing. excsvatins and road building.
BtLLDOZERS-Small bulldozers for light
grading and back fllins, also large dozers
and trucks. TR. 1898. =
BULLDOZER, with operator. for hire, 81.
BULLDozERs, large and small, for ali
kinds of work; road grader. trucks and
welding equipment: contract or hourly.
OIL. $500: ewes, SR; S442. a
PIANO for rent. Baldwin spinet, like new.
$40 per mo. Ho O5OO. Ext. 716. &c
FOR RENT-Caterpillar, motor graders.
Diesel bulldozers. all sizes; Diesel cranes;
shovel, backhoe. drag line. trenchers. all
types: everything for the contractor. Call
CT, oo1o or EI, OQQ3 II
Evening star., 1947-11-01
COAL, WOOD snd FUEL OIL.

FIREWOOD scrap lumber, some good;
So a cord. you haul: also fireplace wood
psnnsylyanis Anthgseite goal Pocahontss
ne. AT. 591s: ewes. FIR. $3.50,
WOOD, seasoned oak, fireplace and stove
lengths. $21 . cord. ALASKA COAL CO..
MA 5SS5 or CHI, 77O0 -
seasoned 1907 hardwood. stacked on
truck, to assure you full cord. Call THE
W0oDMMAN, q OMAN, 81; 27isa 60
liyered anywhere. ROBERT s. BEAVERS,
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned; get orders
LuMsER CO, aL. ssss. 10
DRY WOOD delivered cheap; cut any
length. Call OK. 11s1. Iii
FIREPLACE LOGS, OAK. seasoned. cord
or half cord; immediate delivery. RE
3Q3l. Call any time