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The Nome nugget., 1947-05-09
Soviet Surprise

NOVerJ
 TT TOOK Viacheslav Molotov less than two weeks something of record in speed to General Mar shalls recent note Korea What is even more sur- prsing is that while devotng the bulk of his letter an attack on American policy in Korea and defense of the Soviet attitude Molotov non-the-ess ended up by accepting Marshalls proposals.
 The two occupying powers thus now in agree ment that: CD the Sovet-American joint commission set tip under the Moscow agreement of December 1945 but in adjournment since May, 1946 be reconvened soon and that 2) it report to the governments by August of this year.
 If this action by the Russian foreign minister were part of general pattern of Soviet accommodation tow ard the views of it's western allies this agreement gardng Korea would be very cheerful news indeed As it happens the agreement is in sharp contrast to the deadlock which exists on the German and Austrian problems.
 It is only reasonable to assume therefore that the Russian leaders convinced that there is far
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-09
THAT'S THAT

When tornado devastated Woodward, Okla, last week, strik- ing telephone operators promptly returned to their posts. AS good citizens they did everything pos sible to help out in the emergency created. But from national union headquarters the chairman of the local union says she received a telegram saying: Do not permit union members to work. If they have done so, pull them off the job" It seems incredible that any body should be so stupid as to is- sue such an asinine order. It was
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-09
By BRUCE GUSTIN

too much for the Woodward phone operators. All thirty members of the union have announced they are resigning from the union. They are to be congratulated for refusing to go along with a pub lic-be-damned' union policy.
 Congressional cowardice is part ly responsible for this telphone strike. Congress has been sitting in Washington, D. C., like a bump on a log, doing nothing to protect the American people against strikes. When it convened in Jan- uary it knew that enacting labor
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-09
Hoover Shatters Some Illusions
(NeW York Sun)

RECOMMENDING program for Germany based on his recent official visit Herbert Hoover lists five ilu sOns which he says have been employed as arguments for forcing the Germans to cOnfne themselves to light industries These the illusions that Germany be reduced pastoral state that restoration of heavy n dustry would revive potential; that light indus try be expanded sufficiently to pay for German inn ports that Germany could become self-supportng under the ''evels of industry plan which would limit production to percentages of her prewar output: that Europe whole recover without the recovery of Germany.
 The first of these he says must involve the extermin- ation deportation of at least 25 900 Germans The second he dsposes of by saying that two inelli Germany does not rearm, could make, that no heavy industry makes stores materials for illicit pur poses He rightly observes that industry is going waste its substance making storing materials for if there is army navy to them Not for years he says, could German light industry be made to sup port the nations economy and always would have the competition of the light industries of the of the world.
 1t is the final illusion-hat Europe while Germany remains fostering close to her heart with which Hoover deals most deVaStatingly. No ques tOn of sympathy for the nation which brought such su fering the world condonement of the enormity of her crimes he says involved in facing the reality that "there is only path to recovery in Europe that of production. The whole economy of Europe is bound to be unsettled he argues if what hitherto has been of great productivity is permitted to be- come a ceSSpool of unemployment pauper labor" ," This is matter which especially concerns Americans who must continue to spend huge until the cond- tion is rectfied. It also is certainty that without peaceful and productive Europe there cannot be peace full and productive world
The Nome nugget., 1947-05-09

legislation was tnc Hiost important domestic business before it. Il had q clear mandate from the Ameri. can people in the November cleo ton to put a stop to industrial anarchy in this country. But it has done absolutely nothing.
 Years ago, Congress enacted he Sherman antitrust law. This measure prohibits combinations m restraint of trade. Such buSi- .n.ss combinations have been out .awed. But labor combinations which not only restrain trade out paraiyze interstate commerce still are tolerated and are exempt from provisions of the antitrust act. Labor trusts today are more pow c. full than any business trust this country ever saw.
 Strikes in public utilities and other industries which are affect ed with a public interest should be Cutlawed. IndustryWide "bargain- ing" which makes nationwide strikes possible should be banned. Combinations of labor should be required to recognize, as combina- tionS of business have been forced to do, that the public interest is paramount. Public utility rates are regulated by government. Workers in public utilities should understand that they are in a spe- cial class, that when they strike, they strike against the public.
 Senator Tydings DemD of Maryland expressed the sentiment of a lot of thinking Americans when he said: "I am becoming a little weary of hearing people say. Why don't we turn this, that or the other problem over to the United Nations?' The United Ma tions has no money; it has no po- lice force, The idea that we should put up the money and the police force and then let somebody else spend the money and operate the organization does not make a ' great deal of headway with me, at ! least when l first hear it."
 1 Henry Wallace should have his l head examined. He wants the U. s. to make "non-political loan" whatever that ito Soviet Rus sia. He thinks this country also should undertake to finance re- construction of the whole world, with the United Nations deciding where American dollars should be l spent. How any man in his right mind can make such a fantastic proposal is beyond comprehen- sion. If Wallace believes the American people will stand for such crazy program, the squir- rels will be after him.
 Who is going to finance the U. S., if this country should be in sane enough to try to finance re- construction of all the rest of the earth? Our national debt now is around 260 billion dollars. It is the biggest debt in the world. Wallace doesn't say how many billions would be required for his world rehabilitation scheme. But some of his tribe of appeasers have been fighting the 0-million-dolla Greco-Turkish aid program on the
Evening star., 1947-05-28
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-4 large rooms
2 porches, large. shady yard: water, elec.:
WfEpwooD q Bonn 9ess aneea apt
beach, modern, newly decorated, electricity
refrigerator; month Or season. Special
rates 1Gr Igne At 927e aftsr Pm hn 2s
Herring bay, located 30 miles from down.
town Washington; rooms, 21a baths; con-
sisting of bedrooms; large lawn, shrub
nished with modernistic. furniture. Will
rent for months. Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL
FINANCE 4 REALTY CO. 915 New YORK
fURRNisHiED, 4,bedroom, 2-bath cottage
with large Kitchen and screened porches;
located on Severn River water front in re-
stIicted Sherwood Forest Md; available for
swimming. golf, tennis, bowling and riding.
FURNISHED COTTAGE, Cobb Island. Md
screened porches; electricity and water in
house; $500. Inquire Norris store for
directions. On premises for week end. Call
TR. 1913 after 8. E. RoDERICK, owner.
ATLANTIC CITY-Apartment consisting OF
double bedrooms and kitchen, at the
sffsR safRWoob fes5f GR5 As 45af cot
tsge. electricity; month of June. Call 81.
SUMNER COTTAGE. furnished. secluded led =
front; porch, dining room, combination
bath; outdoor fireplace; $3.50 for season.
ce eompefsa tan fronts
river. June 10 to Sept. 10 20 miles from
washington. 4 miles from Annapolis. Call
NORTH BEACH cottage. S35 per wk., S13o
BEACH on Mears awe
rms, screened porch, overlookine the bay;
week or season Call DE 67bo 30
Evening star., 1947-05-28
ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug hsherman's haven in one of Florida
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
roSeE oysT 400 sed to
community boat dock privileges: hard
% Prieed as 'o1''iss low as $500. s45 dow down, t si5
month, Immediate possession For beau
tiful illustrated free booklet write or
Rhsnf aE 1fs fsu J. WsEEq sdcHAkA tea T. E
SACRIFICE, QUICK SALE; 4 apis. furn
to river front with 500 feet Riparian
rights: center bus. district; prosperous
Florida town; easy terms: s17,e50. Ii,
FIVE-RMM.. FIVE M FURN. BUNGALOW, mi.
north of Deland. Florida, Hwy. II. For
quick sale, $4,000 J. D., GOODWIN, 237
Stetson St. West Deland. Fla il
FLORIDA, Daytona Beach; year-around
resort, 1O-unit apartment house, best CEN
trail beach location; less than times an
cea9 3PA EfpI Hen5s Co 81 w wA LIAM
DALLAS. TExAs-Two-bed bedrm. brick bun
ealow, built 1943: convenient to schools,
transp, and shopping; $3.50. Call 81.
ON SHENANDOAH RIVER, 100 mi. D. C.:
swimming, boating; sale reasonable: good
al-year-round home. GL. $3.50.
FOR SALE. FLORDA-Must sell nicely
furnished two-bedroom bungalow with two
large porches, Florida style. Close in,
Ft. Laude dale; S7,70o; terms If desired.
HIALEAH LOTS. homesites t2o): so'x1so'.
each each a aRopowITz q ias RE 75oo kSSo EXT S 4o4s e
Box 4o7-E Star
Evening star., 1947-05-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

cHEya2LET aa VIOLET 1871 h-ton panel: new mo,
Wn,en VA dn mas hao constant maintenance
SHEvkoLETs. Specials es> 1912 / s Essor
stake; excellent condition; easy terms;
MoPoss is$i BIadensbaTg R ems i1 rd dDm me- Elss Ms
CHEVROLET I941 lR-ton panel truck
cHfvRoIRr % sER ia ia4s s .fon nT panel excellent
sAFFoRD- CHANDLER MOTOR c.. INC inc,
cTs E IsS7 4 new AT ton 1901 pickup delivery
HENRY MILLER MOTORS 1853 18th St.
DODGE 1910 1z-ton panel truck: brand
condition. Price, S1,150 or best offer, un-
der: Call Ho. 1900, or see. 1911 Ontario
Isao DSPGE s.ds ast2 DUMP o excellent gnson
ditien; tires practically new; s99SSa. 9Sa re Re.
FORD 1912 1-ton panel, excellent condi-
ton, newly painted, heater, good tires,
side side vision mi mirrors, motor perfect; $1,000.
FORD 1887 panel body; motor newly over
radio service Lyman RADfo sbf 'asfVf sERVfcG, E
FoRp s'b bUaF III T TRHek Ho SG2s fs41 completely
oysrhauled: can be seen az s37 59th ave,
aasdf aMc aa Md cab PhSne over HI sna2s aGo5W Will a2e
III, 4 body; Tsesnsly s. completely overhssied:
motor, transmission and running gear:
ss asssS LIE CITY FPzk NE MaS 5s
Mac MACK Isas r t5ssk ststs BODY
YARD ,,L HE'LL DUMP BODY. complete
PHILLIPS. woodbridge, Va /.
Tres. IKE new: 800. 3 3. +. F pHIIITps' HYGgfSg
M SE@ is.ToN panel Chevrolet; $3.50
NEW NEW Is4z s-wheei drive wrecker equipped 11
sh sanfd hels' Mooa Gs g' Alex Gs demea s
oH; l43a. 90I Prince ST.. Alex. .
can y at 1sss aorRaR RaP SAKR sSf s3
4th st: ne. AID. 402S. Il
DODGE 1885 panel truck; good eond. %
1888 International Int van truck; good cond.
caESRoLaT saf1s i isss 1M-ton; long wheelsase,
sHTSRsa STSRsa, aARAaE; a .ss, IA $500; - SO
San-saas truck s BODY Lindsey ssTue
ture; this truck is in good mechanical con-
dition; dual wheels, all good tires; equipped
a. LoGsN Ford Or aofoR ssSh CO.
I'LL 18Th ST. nv" 18th and L. See Mr.,
FORD 1911 I34 w.b. chassis and cab: s5
mp; this chassis is suitable for any type OF
body. Come in and see it. bargain at
day guarantee. LOGAN Ford MOTOR CO..
III 18th st. NV 18th and L., DI. $500.
cHEyRoLET . 1870 panel truck; new tires
at 3217 Mt. Pleasant st. NV. -29
DODGE 1916 2-ton. 2-speed rear, stake
body: heater and spotlight. other scces-
sories; 81 500.
Chevrolet la42 ie-vheeler. new loft
open-top body; 2-speed rear end; g 25x20
tires: excellent condition: best cash offer.
desthis door, "a rsA.s $685. TR. i2lQ,- .
Evening star., 1947-05-28
7 axe My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby 8

Q. My eighth-grade English stu
dents have been having a rousing
discussion over whether or not the
title of Betty McDonald's book.
The Egg and I" q. B. Lippencott.
New York City,. is grammatically
| correct. We'd enjoy one of your
lively analyses-Mrs. C. H. r.
A. The title, 1.-THE Egg and T."
although an incomplete sentence.
Is compound subject denoting the
creator OF an action, thus: "The
Egg and /" had many adventures:
The Egg and T. stuck 1t out to-
gether;; "The Egg and I" blaze the
way, etc.
On. the other hand, If the author
OF the book and the egg are thought
OF as being acted upon, the pro-
noun would have to be in the OBJ
Jective case, thus: This book is
about 1.-THE Egg and Me-: This
story tells what happened to "The
Egg and Me-; chronicle of ths
adventures which happened to THE
Egg and Me-" etc.
In other words, In the title "The
Egg and t. the pronoun I is in the
nominative case and thus creates the
action, as: THE Egg and T. did or
experienced all that is written about
in this story.
If the title were "The Egg and
Me-" the pronoun me. being in the
objective case, would denote that
which is acted upon, as: All that
is written about in this story hap
pened to "The Egg and Me"
So I'll leave it to the died-in-
the-wool grammarians among my
readers to decide whether or not
The Egg and I" is grammatical.
NY staff and cannot split hairs
that fine.
| (copywright, The Bell Syndicate, Inc.
| 1Q4SN
Evening star., 1947-05-28
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALr,

bEFORE YOU BUY We urge you to see
KlyefslGe Shores on the Potomae-We Know
you VIII agree i Is perfectly beautiful we
are onering building sites as low as 5000
ana with your residence you have fishing'
noating and bathing right at your door
Come and see is etl We ask. Directions:
Over Navy, Yard bridge ulth st se1.
follow Nichols ave and So. Car, st 4
miles to D. c. line. Indian Head rd and
State hwy: QRoute @24l I25 miles; ief;
again on Indian. Head I'd 4 miles; turn
right on Bryan I'd. tRoute 2e5, to Narshai
Shores. Shore Dr. 97ss N mig s1SRs SG sRiyessiSs . ssS
selling agent, 426 Investment Bids +'
SEE CEDaRHURST on Chesa Bay. ri
miles D. c.. near Shadyside' Nd Gwel
developed and restricted Lots and cot.
tages for sale at real value prices and
terms; Circular on request. WALTER NJ
SELBY- on -THE-BAY-Some very desfra
bic lots, ranging in price from $500 IL
$500; COS cash required balance small
monthly payments. CARTER REALTY
Co. pU: 5osI, ,ses3 until 2 pm. ,-29
acres OF level land with about y mile o
sherei magnificent view down river from
front of the dignihed, Southern-style. ,.
story house of rooms and 2 baths, bricl
foundation, outbuildings include barns
chicken house SO #. long, tenant house
about 100 acres of cleared land, acre,
of lawn, rest in woods. Mcrtgages argre.
gate S25, 900 at A. Price. $4,000
Ma. ll66.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Two Bethesda Students
Win Wesleyan Awards

Two students from the Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School have been
awarded one-semester scholarships
to Wesleyan University, Middletown,
Conn, the university announced to-
day.
They are Mark H. Haller, jr., son
of DR.. and Mrs. Mark H. Haller.
$500 Sonoma road, Bethesda, and
John F. Hudson, son of Mrs. Virginia
Hudson. 1882 South Chelsea lane,
Bethesda.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
AUToMo7IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO UPHOLSTERY SHAMPOOING-
Why ride in dirty car? Individual mo-
bile service at home or office. complete san
itizing; several grades custom seat covers
JOYCE AUTO CLEANERS. RA. 501S-6SS4
GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions
shock absorbers, rear ends, new hub caps
grilles, seal-beam lights. water and fue
pumps, Jacks, cyl heads, floor mats, safe.
ty glats installed. J. L. BRENNER 6S CO.
1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR. 1910.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER-Immediat
delivery; new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable fol
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour.
Ing; J., Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC Co.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the lat.
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-houl
service: electric-treated sections If your
at ARCADE PoNTIAc Co. 0es Wssi1snston', ihfsesRneG
NV. AID. sSosoo ouick, eficient R 'seF Service s
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! W.
carry a. large stock of good-quality seal
covers in popular colors They will also
| flt other models of General Motors cars.
Prompt and neat installation if desired
| ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1897 irving st
RADIos-'41 Buick sonomatics push but.
ton. a PONTIAC push button; also Moto.
TRUCK. stake Body. W steel s bed! G excel eel cond rSI
sl59o Sl59 or . best st, offer, NORTH CAPTToI
EIGHTY USED TRUCK TIRES and tubes
7.00x2Q and t.50x20; $50 to $50: wheel.
available. B.NF. PHILLIPS. Woodbridge
Evening star., 1947-05-28
osFIcEs FOR RENT lcoNT.l J


conn. AVE. below Dupont circle-App.
ass OY blds. d: It'll Turn or. Or e5oss :. -. :.
snd SrFon sa sulTh nsay sos M sd nos
throughout; heat, water and electricity
5esssi9s' JosEPa Z. d BRUNO uS { CO.. INC. sos il
i Room o sos. ATLANTIC BLDG.-vacant
June /. $50 F st. Call Ma ose1' FA.
1sI7 EYE ST. N.w.-Available June 1st:
1st floor. Groom suite; n completely re-
Hsslss sfss ssb Ddf sRRs sqs sW1s wv sGs
basnt,; 1st fl suitable for attrae, ofaees:
attractive rent and lease offered For ad-
with FRANK s. PHiLLfPs. pI. i4ii. 80
setup, with emergency sleeping quarters,
kitchen, private bath; ideal location: l
block from Mayfower; furnishings: bar
OFFICE SPACE in rlington-:Availab-e
commercial ofsees. ALBERT H. COHEN,
DoWSToWNgRe room available
az small offlces furn. or unfurn.i ress. Dl.
AfR-CoNDITIoNED ground floor. location
suitable for store or suite of 3 offices, on
K st. between Statler and Mayfiower Ho-
tells, approximately l,100 50. it.: available
SpTTuFSnt1' Tarv 5..tr.hIe s,,i+a ~
ofices; heart Of Bethesda; suitable for
RSE oPfIcE AVAIABIE n disned
suite: unusual services and facilities: steno-
graphic service available If required. Box
SR. i srd PAM And pENNA. AVE. SEA large
b-rooni suite with private bath, asphalt tile
floors, Venetian blinds; newly redecorated;
S125 mo; suitable for professional use or
tor organlzatIon desiring close contact with
PORTLAND BUILDING. 1929 Vermont ave.
NV ofhces and recreation room suite.
$50: 2-rm. suite, SS4; ofice and private
washrn., 500: rentals include heat, light.
1anitor and elevator service. MARK WINK
LER, management lily Vermont ave-.
RE. 5000.
CHOICE DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
ID Private floors, 1000 So. 1T. and
400 50. IT.; nltramodern,, dignifed. air
conditioned building; y blk. from Conn
vator, full office building service.
ultramodern elevator building; near ne1
Municipal Center and courts 1000 SO
IT.. available about June La; full ONCE
building service J. A. WEINBERG CO.
INC. Realtors, 1907 H st. NV, Ma. $500
C0LORED-DOCToRs AND DENTISTS
Brand-new building now under construc-
tion to contain several ONCE suites fol
doctors and dentists: Located in ..parl
colored residential section. Large or small
Dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO, 1415
K st. NV, ME. $500. 80
Evening star., 1947-05-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR 2nd-TRUST NOTES; Quick set
tlement. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye
LIST AND 2nd TRUsT LOANS-Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. SIT
9Th st NV RE $3.50
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action; reasonable rates: nearby MARYLAND.
CON CO, s07 18th. Ma. $685..
Ist-TRUSr LOANS on real estate; low
WAISHE. INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma.
s0NEY Nc 1sSor9 2N Isl SECOND IRgsrmEs VI .ill
%or SF ys -. B RessopAsls 4s rates NATIONAL
~. ave NV National bS33
Ist' End AND Srd TRUST LOANS. Cash in
ms Also financial aid to builders.
LIST TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES, yield
ing 4ee, secured on centrally located In
somsSpredueing property; RANDALL, n.
NV. DE. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Goren on Bridge

opening lead, king of hearts.
1t is indispensable TO good bidding
to keep an open mind on the subject
of valuation of your hand. What
starts out as an ugly duckling NAV
well prove to be child of glamor as
the bidding unfolds. When South
picked up today's hand he could
hardly look upon it as a thing of
beauty, but in two rounds of bidding
it took on the appearance of q
lovely thing.
North's cue bid of the opening
heart call was the only correct pro-
cedure. Certainly even with part
ner completely devoid Of honor
strength he wishes to reach game in
one OF his three suits. with this
type OF hand the cue bid Is infinitely
superior to the double, IN as much as
1t permits leisurely bidding on sub
sequent rounds, since it is understood
that game must be reached. South
responded dutifully with three dia-
monds and North now showed his
spade suit. There was no need to
Jump, since the game commitment
had already been made. South
elected to raise partners suit rather
than show the other four-card minor.
and North now bid five clubs. South's
decision to raise to six was bold.
but sound.
Up to this point he had promised
no strength at all. Every one of his
bids had been forced and showed
nothing but distribution. AS far as
partner was concerned, he didn't
have face card. The king of spades
is a card of enormous value and the
honors in clubs and diamonds are
bound to fit into partners holdings.
North return to six diamonds and
the contract was fulfilled.
The king of hearts was opened.
which made it embarrassing, since
trumps could not be drawn. De-
clarer properly decided to establish
the clubs first and hope for a 3-2
break. He entered his hand with the
King OF spades and took the club
hnesse. When this succeeded, he
cashed the ace and led another club.
West won and led another heart.
This was ruffed in dummy with the
king, and declarer was able to draw
trumps by overtaking the jack. The
third heart was discarded on the
queen of spades.
Copyright, 1947, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1947-05-28
MOTORCYCLES.

ARIEI. 1916; perfect condition, low mile.
HARLEY:DAvIDsoN. 4a-45; good good con. on
HARIEYeDav1DsoN, YY2ba $50 N0as :. 1912, model Is
In excellent condition at S4s5 each
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 1900 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va. CHI. 1000 Il
MATCHLEss 1916, 500 &C.: 900 miles;
S525. Call DE. $500, Ext. TO- until $50
pm IS
MOTOR sCooTERs f2), 1s45 cushman
3-wheel 4-hp.; S130 each. Call IA. 791s
1887 INDIAN "CHIEF," good cond. After.
noon and ewes, WA. 261s. 30s
EXCEPTIONAL USED BARGAINS
1946 Norton, oh.v.
1916 Ariel, ohv.
1912 Harley, "45"
= 4 ALLIED zMNoToRcYcLEs, 2o14 M st
Evening star., 1947-05-28
Dirksen TO Give TuIk

Chairman Dirksen of the House
District Committee will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a dinner meeting
of the Washington Automotive
Trade Association at $50 pm. Mon
day In the Hotel 2400, according TO
F. L. Haller, secretary.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
WATERFRONT PROPERTY WANTED,

WANTED To RENT or room fur
screened porch. good stove, electric re-
frigerator: within 20 miles of Washing
ton. for the season. rent in advance
EN-. 1lI3 ewes 20
. ADULT COUPLES wishes to rent cottage
for Pri., Sat. and Sun. Call WA. 1864 after
%
Evening star., 1947-05-28
ICE DOWNTOWN LOCATIONS
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

SZ5 PER MONTH will give you desk space,
telephone and mail service in q modern
office building. Cfices also available. KAY
Evening star., 1947-05-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcons. !,

FORD 1910 Acton panel; excellent condi-
tion; $3.50. Call FIR 321 80
CENTRAL MOTOR co. GAiC truck dealer.
80 trucks at drastic reductions to dealers.
exporters. individuals.
IA pickups, 1a40-1943.
panels, 1942.
10 stakes. 1912.
IL dumps, 1942-1945.
jeepS.
IL GMC 6x6.
ducks
i GMc as-passenger bus. sIs4s.
/ Diamond T 21z-ton pole line Tx.
/ Prockway. 6x6-s55 Gu. In. mtr.
8 Mack q Federal 5-ton tractors.
i Ford 2-ton co.e. tractor. 1916.
winches. : CENTRAL MOTOR Co. GMC
truck dealer. 5000 Lee highway, Arlington.
CHI. 7000. To reach out through George
town. cross Key Bridge, turn right onto
Lee hwyA fu. s. 211 or 29l, drive u
miles: Daily. 8 to 6: Sunday. 10 to 5.
Evening star., 1947-05-28
AUTO PAINTING.

work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4IO2 Pa
ave. extended s.e., IL $3.50.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete job $50: Sc
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 I4th st. NV. no
Evening star., 1947-05-28
MoNEY no LOAN.
MONEY WANTED.

CASH FOR 2nd TRUST MOTIFS auick
settlement; D. c., Nd. and Va. properties
Call Mr.. STEVENSON. Ma. 8662; ewes,