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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-20
MISS ANNA SABANOS BECOMES
ENGAGED TO ANDY MISHLAN

Mr.. and Mrs. John Sabanos, of
Cleveland, formerly of Belle Valley,
are announcing the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Sabanos, to Andy
Mishlan, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Mishlan, Sr., of Belle Valley.
Both young people are now em-
ployed in Cleveland. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-20
MRS. KENYON BOYD HONORED
AT BOYD HOME AT SHARON

Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Boyd enter
tanned with a birthday dinner at
their home in Sharon honoring Mrs.
Kenyon Boyd. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenyon Boyd and
son, Jay Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Boyd, and the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Clair Boyd and son, Don
ME-.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-20
SUNDAY GUESTS AT HOME
OF MRS. MINERVA FOGLE

Ralph Thompson, Luetta Thomp-
son, of Columbusj Cora Thompson
and Lewis ,Swick, of Berne, were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Minerva
Fogle. East street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-20
MRS. MARY COMBS HOSTESS
TO L DEEM CLUB, SATURDAY

Mrs. Mary S. Combs, was hostess
to members of the L Deem club at
her home on the West side, Satur-
day afternoon. Informal diversions
occupied the afternoon hours and
a refreshment course, in keeping
with st. Patrick's day, was served.
Out of town members present
were Mrs. Ella Motto and Mrs. Leah
Wheeler of Byesville. Other mem
bers present were Mrs. Minnie
Dientsbach, Mrs. w. c. Wehr, Mrs.
Elizabeth Fogle, Mrs. Laura Fowler,
Mrs. Elizabeth Dilley, Mrs, Willis
McCune, Mrs. Martha McGlashan,
Mrs. Anna Jordan, Mrs. Fannie Sc
crest, and the hostess, Mrs. Combs
Miss Nedra Kingsley was the addi
tional guest.
Evening star., 1947-04-19

rHhH Ed "a f. Al. atoo' 81
LOVELY NEW HOUSE in a most desirable
location-center. entrance, living room
dining room. Kitchen, "s'Gs bsdrooms s,on D0sa and
eafh 5oa aute a-G hsa1; bsmt large lot
rTTwORTH-s bedTms.. sMs baths. semi
det stuce9 HI9 over brick; tiagstone porches,
mr. Schools % and churches @ inmedisse in edass pos pos
session; bedrms. rented at Sd40 per mo.
soarK ss AF M6ss SR1FIs KPArTT ao osS SosS sPgs
brick; bathrooms. oil heat: ideal for re-
Ss,ss Cali Mrs HRSFR
TARoMA l1S'osL. raEkz4ms Par foi'af with lss
stairs e she rd l.; o lss et % 'as With aa s6sde E.
~ cseaF s. TskoHso FsFE 3 hoaE
OPEN SUN, I-e: CHEVY ch2se. I, c. s6, 3
beautiful bedrms. ard > baths on end
with fireplace, din. rm. den and de luxe
kit. on 1st 9oor: recreation rm. with
shower and clubrcom, opening out on a
miss seeing this charming home located in
this lovely wooded section of Chevy Chase
2Sgs oggfE gsgFss is snx,0us Go e sGI Cali EN- aS2s
PETWoRTH. 43I Decatur St n.w.-At-
traetive Groom row brick house. . in
closed porches, oil heat; good condition;
I excellent transp.; open Sunday TO n,
Apply to tenant-owner direct, RA o4oO.
501a 18th ST. NV. Vacant. Open for in
Spection Sunday. 2 TO pm.-Row brick.
II rooms. rec. room. modern Kitchen oil
heat: ideal neighborhood Cali RA. 31a0.
PENNY APosToLDEs REALTY co.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-s-1s44 newton
St nw-Aome with income. newly deco
rated; arranged as 3 apts, 3 elec. refrgs
and full kitchen equipment for each apt,
! tosether with furnishings for apts. in
clude6 in sale price: immed possession.
CRANE & HELAN, Realtors. 81. 1000;
OPEN TO s-Potomac Heights. See 59o1
SherTier place NV. New. detached brick
room fireplace. bedroom or den. tile BATH
with shower. huge kitchen: second floor. >
bedrooms sGd tile bath: total OF 3 and 4
| bedrooms. ga tile baths: porch, gas heat
gsTaxe and fuu basement: corner lot has
l4o-foot frontaRe. Evening; MI 2121
open SsEsH ,I,,t | to 8 PIN: J LEO KoLB. NC,
OPEN TO 6-Gloyer Park. Vacant. See
] .ts tiled bath home Gas heat. finished
/ recreation room, den, garage: move in to-
day, EVENINGS, MI 2l2l. j. LEO KOLB,
INC. 1887 Wisconsin ave. NV. MI 210o,
BY OWNER - s.. 500 down: IL baths;
bedrms. and inelosed porch; 1st-noor u
bath; front and rear porches; Ice I'd.
det. garase; gas heat. 1929 InRrsham St
p;H1a Open Sat. and Sun: no brokers. ia,
Evening star., 1947-04-19
THE EVENING .Il.a., Star IA /, Washington, D C.

HOUSES FOR SALE llestkwesf.
COLORED - l1es fARK M. NV. 2
family apt. bldg. 5 rms. and bath on
Isl 1Sor: 9 rms az and bath On End toor;
ing units and utilities: Hansp. and stores
g5ihsssfoio REALTY Co. M. 1871 Or y 1S
|CoLoRED--NEAR I1tA and Lamont---
Beautiful s-room home; suitable for pro-
fessional man: priced low for quick sale.
CoLORED-s75o DOWN: unit block r st
n w.-aa-story and bsmt., 8 rms. stove
saidIas. saSa1k9 81 IssEsThEsr sEs4 CORP sls Asn
st. n.w-First commercial; a-story and
hsmt brick; e rooms, ! baths; b; ~ q !;
eoal gAsMLKo a,:sII;n INVESTMENT EST CORP a Il 2
|CoLoREDmLs 81. between a3rd and a4th
Row brick. good condition: 6 rooms ana
a for doesoT 81
ewes. -Wo. 57Ia. with HENRY & TRIpP.
coLokEp1suY csi 1 5, lT rHRouGH scorTEror
apartments Of bedrooms, kitchen and
hot-water heating system. Garage Deep
6y anpolntmsnt, Can Mr Rice. FIR. 0so3,
conosEDssDY eanos i sS2i rRRkkouaaaHa Rkaaa scorT&rror
sale, st commercial. 9th and T SITS. NV:
10 LARGE spacious outside rooms. Hot-water
essd sPSsn sc y 'Sssns"iR' ssaRs 81 81
coIoREp-coMMEsclAL - s-rm.. IN
sSs sans saz9 HaRRY RsF nRrr 9R 1s4s sth st. nT NO
coLoRED 20. RANDoLPH L.-Row
brick: Or &C, containing 9 rooms and bath, full
heat Price, SI1 500 Call until PM
MORAY Co. 1928 St. n.T- s SA: ~ 5ssa.
coLoRED-5s RANDOLPH PL. n.w,IAr-
and bath on each door; coal h..w.h.:
cam Il sassspt ans sons1aa sash e.
coIokEDLsi.s s. BIS Soc % boWs9oa. sso ave la and
asfss sseR s On syfs 'front.' and saa 0a isar
condition. See this property today. , For
cav wa NJ caLoarRIs assissoa sRopEsHfss sandsy
coioREbstpPEa' aSa aae St PE' r. NwW. less have ts
o 18Th ST. s nnotSer hs Is on oais n. npass Suits
fessional man. Both have s % rms. " hard ard
ssat Tssns. any VIZ. 6. IiBbY Ss e.. Dhene sa
eoLoRsDo0rwo BUILDINGS. ag corner
6tn nant and su,Sss: sts: nw-s stories and base
complete apartments: commercial: rea-
sonably priced e. NJ CHAPLIN, NO. |
S24l "a IlI5 You st, NV, ao'
l0-rm. brick, including 3-rm. apt: oil |
h.-wh.; garage, basement, attic: GOOD In |
yestment and home; $15,950: to be sold |
ssv ss owner. Open IL am, to pm. SUN
Ist and Sc rooms, |
sas ssS bath swn bs.naa fsll ss
3T2S, CO 1898, HO 3242 -2I
cOLORED-VICINiTY soIDIERs' Home
NV. - lse. rms. 2 baths, det garage, |
gas h.-w. heat: wonderful opportunity on |
reasonable terms. Mr.. Bozzi. with UR- |
COLO REALTY CO., ME. 1871; ewes, IA, |
Evening star., 1947-04-19
HOUSES FOR sAlE-seu.hses..

FOR vETERANS-Ready to move in. New
brick homes. $500 down. balance easy mo.
SOON hoss eG se's es se
bathroom and shower up; liv. rm., din.
rm.1 equipped kitchen down; full basement.
ties, etc. a beautiful. new developments
with newly paved streets and utilities in.
Gsrsa Fnn ooD bu. he No. D'srs sW or the e
2;trd 81. and Alabama ave. sc. II driving
take. Good Hope I'd. to 25th st. s.e.,. turn
a5ra g. for boek e ss saie
9SAqE Rss Fl ssGnnss woopNs Il e sus5g mo1pas. Ss.
IA. i4s5; afssrnoons. AT. 5s4s. mia
als PORTLAND sT.-AIi- brick semide-
sesa nstsss. amy a agt oI s IsS 9Sr ayas. sa
ssshi s = s5d' $500. ssoTT s. SANDERS $sis
Two ri ssffi WILLIAMS " WITH h10 ii 900 apiece Can
u, ing ana i,nro each o oeeapy separate apt.
The rent from the other 2 apartments
goes to pay for the building. Every apart
ment equipped with stove and electric re-
ing room, bedrooms, dinette and kitchen
and tile bath with shower and Q spart-
and stshen sas sna tie Bath Soek de. o ss
eeiient transportation. school and shopping
center; ORIGINAL owner and builder needs
or below reproduction cost foT quick sale.
$1s,500; down payment So 900, balance In
z veterans loans. Phone Mr.. MeGinniss,
Ma. 9l41t from $50 am. to $50 pm.
Mr.. McGinniss viii be glad to give you
details. FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC, 152S Z ST. NV go
3fS 1Ith ST. S.E.--2-story brick In excel
condition: y rooms, bath, basement with
laundry tubs, weather-stripped and insu-
lated gas stove, refgr screens and avn
ings Possession with title. shown BY ap-
pointment. FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO,
realtors, GIT Penns. ave. sc. FIR. f0sS.
PRICE, SI3,500--Large. detached brick,
@ rooms, fireplace in living rm., fuil-sizs
nsmt., h.-w.h.: in good condition: conven-
iently located; terms For further infor.
nation. call Mr.. Hudson. AD G021: ewes.
and sun, NO. 1850. SHOCKEY & MOOR
1915 ST. S.E.--6-roem row brick. FULL
size bsmt, h-w;h., lge;. deep lot. garage
convenient location. not overpriced: owner
will consider terms. For further informa~
ton, cali Mr. Hudson. AID: o021; eyes
and Sun, NO. 1850. sHOCKEY a MOOR
HEAD, realtors. 80 20
Continued on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1947-04-19

LEGUM 4 GERBER REALTY co. offer the
following homes for sale as the pick OF
very best opportunities to buy today. Call
our ofice weekdays, am. to 8 p.n.;
soays sOring a1s VaileypA ' beautiful det. stone
and brick in WashinStons most excl and
beautiful residential section. 1st A. liv.
oRey DIE 6earms an and aad bashs fun bat IL
Oct. @ -gsr; q gas, gas &C !, heat. Price reaucsd to
0h'S Wafefiele a,ge'' section-Det. 4-bedrm., g.
bath brick; oil heat: beautiful lot, det br.
gar; entire home recond. Priced at only
Mlli;ary o,a, sa; near r. Essk @ Greek earka Pa. .na
rm. and pvt. tiled bath. add bedrms:
rec. rm. in bsmt.: gas a.-c. heat Priced
chevy Chase. Md.-A beautiful 4-bedSm..
s-bath. det br with with den snd and lay, lay, on ist
and o Bethesda tn ss near ear schools S shoppins and
transp. A real buy at only s27 800.
Chevy Chase. D. G. near Isfayetts.
gar. finished 3rd A.: ige.. beautiful lot.
Bsthesda;, near schools. transD; and
heat. Price. only $1,000: easily I 1nancsd.
CONGRESS Heights. near g.. Capitol and
rms. ss BATHS, oG hw .sRs' hsas incl broad
loom, carpeting. Priced at only $13.950;
exeellentfy financed.
New Hampshire ave, near Grant Circle
SIP, $50 Is bargain price for this clean
20-ft.. attached, 6-rm.. tiled bath, owner
occupied home. close to all convenienees.
Our statesmen are at your service TO
show any of these homes and to give you
further details. with Just q phone call
from YOU. LEGUM GERBER REALTY
CO. 2637 Conn. ave, AID 7seo, weekdays
till nm: Sundays till 4 pm 20
CoLoRED-wHY RENT when only $50
down will buy home and inyestment?--:s-
story brick bldg containing store and s.
rn. apt: must be sold innaediately. Don't
cab EX. 1914: eTes., 81. 1850. SURETY
REALTY co. 612 9TH st. NV. 21
COLORED-PRINCET0 PI- NINA bet
ter home Will be found in this choice up
town location; lovely row brick with 9
full basement. Oh h.-w,h,;: near lovely
park, shopping. transportation. Can be
seen. Cali I'll 9 pm. LEO ~ BERNSTEIN
|& CO AIS K A. NV, ~; 300; -.
hik. LIST st. NV; apt..: steel beams.
nsse.d nss an ~ hea. All neg PuMsnl rn,S fg sst
1881 after o; sun. TN 4 p.A. 10
Evening star., 1947-04-19

rooms and , inclosed heated porches, EQUIV.
to rooms: redecorated: oil heat; eonv.
sell this week end. WICKS REALTY co.
Eyes. and Sun, GE. 9092; 8 to 4, RA.
Evening star., 1947-04-19

CREsTwooD AREA-Beautlful det, cor
It., liT.. rm., large din. rm., kit. dinette,
ist-d. Law; A lge. bedrms., sleeping porch.
Get. garage, fenced. shruboed and planted
throughout: owner occupied; possession on
WaTER CO.'S ssFRs RE ea5s for Essss sDpons.
spL soi iNsg.GaM sSeI Ga 0sSl 81 NV tcomplstsy es
SS,5Ou cash down payment buys this
beautiful corner property and furniture;
RealloE.. exclusive broker. 1909 N Y, ave.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.-Lovely Williams
SPACIOUS spa I dining ~ rm. and ' modern x kitenen, chem
: additional finished rms. on 5rd foor: gas
PIX sa'f Reslor sef s'fsff sffo WIS., 'nsDsss
cafyY ti2S u caSsR-open sunday. s-e 1g pn ::
Chevy ehass circle. risha on western TTei ave e
beautiful stairway; 5 large bedrms.. 2
place. extra-Iaree dining .roon. modern
Ssat 6us a neDE9rff Rs5 Ffsfk ksator. tas
w w ARE RE- pELEAsED TO ANNOUNCE that
our office will be open from am. till 4
Pm. daily except Sunday, On Sundays,
all sections Of Wash, and properly for sale
sa e. Tesansss ssrye.D pres Ms insiis g9sE sa
HHLCREST, D. C.-Corner 34th and
Southern are.-65x135. If you are look
Ing for fine house location, see this.
Realtor, Or 2244 -gO
BRICK, SEMIDET.-5 lge high bedrms.
z baths. lir. rHl-. din. rm4, den. kit. pan
try, basement, suitable for recreation, has
iavatory,. oil h.-wh., storage attic gear
garage. deep lot. EDWARD z. CALDWELL,
OR 2244 20 ?
GEORGETOWN, nr. Western High-6-rm.
brick. ] II baths, oil a--c heat. rec rua and
cedar storage rm. in bsmt; good cond /;
substs initial cash. Exclu.. FORD u. NOR
GAN. ST.. TR. 6262. -I9
Evening star., 1947-04-19

CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.; S14. $50; convenient
to Woodrow Wilson High and other schools
-; bedrooms, l q baths: new furnace
ana oil burner in a full basement. GI
inspection. EDW. H. JONES q CO.. INC.
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-29
No Time For Shipping
(The Denver POSt)

(The Denver POSt)
 DESPITE CONSTANT protestations of non partisan ship some leaders of the Republican party appear to have selected aid to Europe of the big issues in the 1948 Presidential campaign, although they camou- fage this with talk of high prices and the necessity of feeding America first The word feeding is a new political term but Amer ica First is strongly reminiscent of much American thinking before the last war Throughout his wetern speech tour Senator Robert A. Taft notably reuc tant to give full support to the administration paign for European aid
 Governor Dewey has gone the Senator better. In radio address recently he criticized thoughtess badly planned generosity in feeding Europe at the ex pense of American health. He further pointed out that millions of American families already scrimpng food to the limit and that the high cost of living has forced to change their habits to point where actually threatens their health and vitality. We have argument with these statements assum- ing that they true. But the tone of Governor Deweys speech suggested that the United States could not afford to continue aid to Europe that must be- gin worry campaign food resources, and that must withdraw into our economic shell. Such statements bode good for American foreign policy, for the confidence in which the United States is held in Europe
 At this time food is basic part of American foreign policy, which Europe seems to know better than Aside from political considerations there is doubt that fearsome number of Europeans will starve to death this winter unless they receive food from the United States.
 Republican Presidential aspirants may we'll be sound ing only note of cauton they careful say New ertheless they are playing to the crowd On the high policy level we have recognized the need for contnu ing foreign policy lover and above party consideration The constant participation of John Foster Dulles and Senator Vandenberg in forming state department pol icy has proved this.
 So far the Republican party has not come out with any opposite policy regarding aid to Europe, but has contented itself with nferrng that under Republican administration everything would be better The Presi- food campaign and the issue of European aid more important than ths and should not be dropped the level of party politics This crucial time and Re- publican leaders should either support the admnistra tion policy discuss definite, constructive changes
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-29

'PrOductiOn production and more prOductlOnS-ThlS is the key to prosperity and world peace. .-Presdent Earl Bunting of the National Assn. of Manufacturers
 MR. MURRAY was making his annual report to the CLOS Boston Convention. MT. Bunting stating the dominant theme of the NAM's coming convention in New York.
 As to what is needed they agree. And they abso lutely right Will their two organizations big labor and big industry agree how to get it? Mr. Murray has the floor first His convention in session, formulating CIO policies for the coming year
 MT. Murray is positive about what industry must do It must limit it's profts lower it's prices and raise wages It must increase capacity. It must have the faith in future as has American labor He says corpora ton net profts after taxes will be nearly 1712 billion dollars in 1947.
 He does not mention the government report that bus- ness and industry spending more than 15 billion dollars plants and equipment in 1947, although that increase of capacity seems material evidence of faith in the future
 Mr. Murray says little about what labor should do He says that abors successful drive for higher wages the last year has given the of workers added purchas ing power and so played extremely important part in preventing a collapse in economy"
 He says that higher prices not caused by higher wages, but by ndustrys greedy appetite for profits
 He says nothing about the fact that increased pur- chasing power is bound to push prices up unless there is least equivalent increase in the supply of goods to buy.
 He asserts that he last year has labor produc ing as much as possible wherever it permitted to produce" He ignores the almost unanimous testimony
 
 per man per hour-has Jagged far behind the advance of wages and costs.
 "It must be remembered" MT. Murray says, that American labor cannot reduce the prices of American products"
 But labor twill not shirk it's duty if industry will join with it in creating national industrial councils to develop pattern of production teamwork. . Which to that labor is wiser than management has faith in the future and must be given equal voice in the making of industrial decisions.
 He does not recall that it labor which, at the wars end had so little faith in the futurewas wrongly certain that vast unemployment imminent-that it panicked the government into whole series of wise totally inappropriate and almost disastrous policy decisions.
 These included the premature scutting of wage trols which made fair and effective price control mpos sibe and the encouragement of costly strikes by Presi dent Trumans espousal of the COS phony theory that industry could and should grant large wage increases without raising prices.
 We'll, let's hear from the NAM. Its convention meets
 If it offer no more statesmanship, candor and vision than has been displayed behalf of the CO the
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-29
kOlN1V  ' GEORGE $ BENSON \ Presikfxf-ESsfix1 EAtzSs
 Sk6rfE. <SfSssHs 4
GREAT TEACHER.
 EXPERIENCE


 No longer would the coal mines be operated for profit! That ghast!y dragon, private enterprise, had gaSped his last in a free election. From now on, the coal mines would be operated for use-fOr benefit of the public. A Labor Government had taken possession of the mines and would be in charge of operations.
 Since labor was the govern ment, said brain-trusters in the party, all would be harmony Of course there would be no more strikes in the coal mining indus try. Labor would have no cause to strike against a labor government which was operating the mines solely for the welfare of the na- tion This kind of fanciful think ing was popularly done in Eng { land when the British govern ment took possession of the coal mines in January, l946.
 1 Learned The Lesson
 The English people have had to learn an important lesson from their experiments in socialism, lesson the Russians and other to- talitarian governments also have learned This lesson is: You cant change economic fact and law by switching political power over to another group through elections or revolutions. It did not take MT. Stalin long to discover that men work best for the incentives of in creased pay, promotions, and more buying power. Slaves to paper plans make poor producers. Sta lin therefore tried to copy incen- tives that are traditional in Amer ica.
 What is the English experience? , On September 3, 1947, the Asso- ciated Press reported from Lon don that 50,O0O miners were on strike. This action closed 46 mines in a spreading strike called Eng lands worst labor disturbance in three years" Coal had become so scarce because of the strike that 2,400 industrial plants employing 100000 men warned the govern ment they would be forced to shut down unless they could get coal.
 Less Coal Than Ever There are deluded souls who have been shouting that we in America should turn to govern ment management. This is the way, they say, to settle industrial strife in the coal industry and other industries. They should ob- serve that Britain, with a labor government in charge of coal pro- duction, has more trouble than we have. Britain gets less coal from her mines than in 1889, even though she has more men and bet ter machinery.
 This present strike is most seri- ous. England is in a crisis of Dun kirk proportions certainly her worst since peace came. Yet, de- spite the crisis, regardless of the labor government and the fact that it manages the coal industry, still the great, spreading strike oc- cured. A labor government has not been able to keep workers from striking. Britain's program
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-29
More Production--Or More DenagOgy?

(Rocky Mountain News)
 We must, and we will meet this domestic and world challenge to American production genius The situation demands production, production and more prOduction-Presdent Phillip Murray of the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
 Production production and more productions-This is the key to prosperity and world peace e-Presden Earl Bunting of the National Assn of Manufacturers
The Nome nugget., 1947-10-29
Free Work Is Best

For a long time the world has been plagued with ideas that there are substitutes for work. There will always be men who can make such ideas sound pretty good But the ideas are just as false as are
Evening star., 1947-03-31
rRAIIEps fcont \

TRAnERCOACH HEADoUARTEKs for
past years: Your housing problem can
BE-. Pc settled quickly frsm our several new
plans your needs and desires can be nlied
Finance for "A months II desired. Hissins
Campers: utility trailers and accessories.
ESICEIER TRAILER SALES, q. 8. Route l.
LIBERTY, 1914. like new. complete rms.
furn., sleeps a. .elec. crates. .S-ply tires.
sink. gas cook stove, heater, inner spring
bed and studio couch; 1 pvt. owner: best
$SgR SSSs sSi sSL5TiIos to the housing problem
WALDEN TRAILER ELHfasaH SALES. sso washinaton-
ssaa sssrHy Hoaa1s M ss2u 3 S1 linn
mer and Trayelo trailer coaches. Granite
med. delivery Oak Grove Court Trailer,
1perated by AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
a-RM. HOUSE. TRAILER. furn., se75.
MARTHA WASHINGTON TRAILER CAMP.
AleHsndria; ft9nnR aoAlss AhsS s gss3 sa rps ,ou,
stoves; immediate delivery on ali models.
G0LIE TRAILER CO; s232 Georgia ave.
aoyTNs sl{yeT sprnS aNn Ma Hx1IN FL @ made .asv and
utility trailers and boat trailers BY the
sR @ CO. % NC Ss j aoso Wisconsin HS ave. INV NV.
c6af1s chfPf WI RR1Ga1 saTl 81, aluminium ,ltet,m.
apartment on wheels; sleeps 6; complete
bathroom. See the sensational new 90
ABc TRAILER SALES. NC. q. s. No. Il i,
ITGGAGE' K TkHiLERh hs4si 4xe. Call ow.
6237 II