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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY 194O-41-42 Hudson
cars, all models; top cash price; appraiser
NJ dsE t s4TEs Nc to LOB H. as
URGENTLY NEEDED-An types Of used
dst s f is4o DI ssnnns I'd
PRiyHfE PARTY veteran vii pay r re-
c e9aSPi 'f pismouth. AT 1888 any time
PRIVATE PARTY will pay fair cash price
mecha .Sne l1 Condition. Cali JA siSSJ
s siSfe 'e Chevrolet. Ford se, 40, ii o.
price: need car badly. AID. I114. al
WANTED by private party. 1941 OF, 1912
Cadillac ,"61", in good cond:. in exeh. ,f for
NEED NEE I'll LIGHT CAR BADLY, have ali cash.
Prefer Ford or Plymouth. 1889 to 1871.
PRIVATE PARTY would would, Xix Ike t, to pa
mechanical condition. Greenbelt 2ss2.
viii pay good price Call after 8 pm,
Sucks wanted regardless Of price; for 0
sARNEs-sANDERs MOTORS. 1900 18th
st. NV. corner Of N. Open $40 to $50.
fo SsSH Wanted regardless of price; for
10 days only name your price: all cash.
BARNES SANDERS MOTORS. 1900 14th
St. NV. corner Of N. Open $50 to $50.
CHEVROLETS wanted regardless Of price;
for - days only name your price; all
cash BARNES-SANDERS MOTORS. 1900
l4th ST. NV, corner Of N. Open $50 to
$50 Closed Sunday. "a
VETERAN viii pay cash today for 1888
or 1887 Chevrolet or Plymouth coupe. RE.
DO boy Yo ~ HAVE A CAR to sell, We pay
high prices for any used car. Our repre-
sentative will come to you. Cali Temple
$751;, JOSEPH PHILLIPS MOTOR CO..
me-; 1S2 2,rI Kinr st., Alex, Va.
preferred: must be sound condition and
presentable at market price, from private
CASH FOR YOUR CAR-Fords. Cheyrolets
and PlymoIths. Phone Atlantic $500.
STEUART MOTORS. ard and II sts ne.
SEE Us BEFORE rot SELL. POHANKA
SEnvIck 1926 Goth 1t. NV. Distrie,
FORDs wanted regardless Of price; for 10
BARNES-sANDERs MOTORS. 1900 14th
st. NV. corner Of N. Open $50 to $50.
PR PEW nsi FATTY WANTS ~ or IS car;
viii pa. good price. Call after I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

"a SPECIALIZED PISTON RING service"
Piston rings for every mechanical NOV
ing machine, automotive; commercial, air
gines, power lawnmowers, refrigerators
farm lighting plants and tractors, by
sAEEs SERc 1865 f5e p IS 9 R Nc
1888. NO. 305s.
EgRD la40 front left fender: UNION
s. rear re6u S'e an miss
shock absorbers. rear ends. new hub caps,
ErllIes, seal-beam lights. water and iHei
y sia4 installed j [. BRENNER l. CO.
c tsa3 Menfan BRAKE AK sERvicEHydrauc
e afsi fnY Sa hf sdoe RAKE
sESy1GyE 29G2 rE,spI Ne 81 s23 he ss
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2.
hour service; electric-treated sections II
sspped s aR ga sef Fe CO.. PEW Wass
Irving St. NV. AID. $500 quick. efhcient
AUTO REPAIR sERvICE-Every mechan-
M ssa IsRsTl D %Gfo Ai RADIO Co. I7o5
~ Aur g. L9GiG G TRAILER. immediat. de-
livery. new shipment Just arrived; the
nss yGnye evF .na for
1887 irving is's st. NV, Ap. $500. Washing.
fs9s 1k1eFfs owS SFRsia'
carry a large stock Of good-auality seat
in DSar Of G aenera T Motrs csE so
sfs9as rs Rfh 'H so s7 4 ass'. &
W RE CARS CARS REBunr-sody and fen.
der repairs 40 to work W Whs6 ssry y.sr
NV NV Htbs & Mof ~ Sf Installed
MOTOR CO, 800 NJ st. Sc. TR. $500
TWO s.5ox1s new Goodyear tires, and one
S9y,s nsv tubs sso So IA $3.50
ton Weaver press: drill press. Atlas, 1a-in.
chuck, la-ph: motor ard floor PEDESTAL
sar and cs whsf rads tST
rod journals without removing motor from
p porssbe si from to WIS" rs AMPS; fast
battery charger, Allen. 100 unitron; Aliens
distributor synchronizer: Sun timing light
gun, hoses, paints and separator; Harris
acetylene welding and cutting torch with
gauges. hoses, and carriage; ! Hutto and
expansion reamers: -Amco king pin BUSH
Ing grinder portable: hydraulie brake a1,ss
drill: Bonney set Of heavy-duty sockets,
and countless small shop tools and fixtures.
f foE "a WHEELS a1Igs tires and tubes and hub
caps Five 17-inch wheels, $40. HO.
BATTERY for 81 Ford. good condition,
WANTED. Storage space for 2 or 8 cars
on used car dealers lot, nearby Virginia.
Dealer may have right to sell on commits
sion basis GE. 1920. -6
MOTOR a35 Dodge and misc. parts,
tires. battery, axels, trans. ETC.; need 1895
Dodge diff. assembly or ring and pinions.
Guns and ammo accepted In trade. Make
OFFER. DICK JAMES. 459 N Y. ave- NV.
Buick Push-button radio. 1887 Cadillac
grill, az 6x16 tires. spotlight: tow bar,
and Frigidaire motor. MATIRKo, FA.
TIRES, UsED-Good stock of used tires and
tubes; most sizes low prices. GOODYEAR
SERVICE BE yH56 STORE Conn., ave- and NO n siW'
If INTERESTED in automobile insurance
and finance plan at substantial savings
NE MEc f WORK done on all makes
rates; ali work GUARANTEED. Call JACKS
ALL MAKES AUTO REPAIR, ME. 9lS2,
FOR Fol sALE@iaas olds "s" motor. Al
condition. ROLLINS SERVICE, T. B., Md,
Brandywine 3231. -----30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

sma Sp 1880 d eIss sW
PLYMOUTH 1881 ,4-cylinder h-ton; in
ssseie9t o mfsnsnss eSSn W $780, sH
MiEvRoIET 1910 large s furniture van;
% Sf5sr -. Can MR.. WARD R1. SOLO or
t hoRD s ssa7 Pa Pan good condition: new
ssth sn ave. fa Hillside. ' Nd cf Phone ne
lsio inf INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR TRACTOR and
$500. Can be seen at io4I Thomas 8
D-4o, nat-body truck.
FORD 1898 1is-ton fiat body: short wheel
base, new 1O0-h p: motor: 1895. SCHULTZ
( ALIEN ALIEN, Abb Elm ST., Bethesda, Nd.
FORD TRUCK 1910 1,s-ton closed body:
iNTEkNATioNkI 1855 papsl-bodlsd truck.
in excellent running order. FoRMAN,
E EsHfKsA sfii9S1 1889 panel heater
motor rebuilt last month. Does not use
much oil; new tires. tubes. battery: 1928.
10 Rhode, Island ave. ne. no. 9546,
dual wheels, excellent condition; Just
CHEVROLET, 1a4e a-ton. a-yard Gar
wood dump body, 2-speed rear axle; low
NFsENATfoNaI 15 81 s3Ss panel ready
r ESl co Mu bE sell before Tuesday CITY
sale Of 1897 Ford stake body truck. No.
fi5 St Rs i TSssdsy ADs No,..1 1s1;
M2ssS Ma1shes skue MH9lf,9a ssprS n ss
States marshal in and for the District
ONE 1887 DODGE panel one 1885
Desge piekup DU. 824o:
d ass Sess osi ca oW panel 5dss good
iSTiERNATIoNAL 1s41 XII tractor; air
FORD 1884 dump Jump al stes d BODY truck; no
pERs. vi 1415 w. '-''' w. a sA
and running condition: sell Cheap for
cash; S39s. 1857 4th st. ne. FIR. 1880.
IL new ifS Fs $3.50 $50 1ofS ST.
Il III sssstot and GIN t5.sr
q st offer. Cali Miehisan 'F 4foo. Nh
cHEvRoLET 1889 1la-ton c.o... panel
S625. Apply after Mon. bet Z and 9:3O
am E KAHN & CO.. INC. 11s E st. NV.
INTEkNATIoNAL 1s4s 1s-ton stake body:
heater; helper springs; best offer. Call
s sse ssss sH D' ssss truck god
Gan Mr., ALLEN or Mr.. HiadfNs. IA
WHITE 1899: short wheelbase: recently
DODGE 1871 ex-Army ambulance. motor
c cend s75S sa s5s1 new tires excel
HgDsoN ls4e a.-ton pickup; s1.45o. Call
dual BOXES 20" tires on front s a Rn ' rear
axles; 2 lge swinging doors on right side
in rear; suitable for construction ofhces,
tool houses and extra pay loads, or semi
sso S f0e cRA Az a s5s irs S.
DODGE truck, 1h-ton; excellent condition
poDGI Van 1871 1h-ton: good condi-
ton; new motor; $3.50. $50 New York
ssS dump fgss ;: sss s:ss .s;
CHEVROLET 1910 1la-ton truck; 1887
Chevrolet pickup. Call at business ad-
AUTO ExcHANGELssve money. no deal
ers. Private party sale, to buy, to SELL
List with US: IL 962s. 5
GMC 1915, model Cc-3O2 3-yard dump
lent condition; 700 miles; price. 81 800.
International l946 model. KF;;5, dual
r rion bna - rear; 5yard dump body dy-
s 5oo mes pree soy excellent eond 3D.
=, GMc 1928. model T-1s-H. dual reduc-
ton ton rear; fat body; truck and chassis in
A: P. WooDsoN CO., 9th st. at Mchi-
gan ave. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

CHEVROLETS, brand-new: vans, stakes,
pickups. panels: for hire by day. week or
month. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE YOUR
SELF. ME- 7O11.. .
VAN TRUCKS. large or small Jobs: expert
enced help; prompt service: reas. rates:
local and long distance. ia 1887 30'
eral hauling; vans, stakes, panels; white
help: reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. ~.
VETS 24-HR. SERvICE-Vans, stakes
DUMPS moving and hauling Of all kinds:
reas; rates: contr. wk. solicited. HO. 1900.
VETERAN desires dump truck hauling
Call Falls Church S05-W-11 80
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING and body work; free esti-
mate: work guaranteed. Dol North Quincy
St, Arlington. Va, CHI. 5174. ~5
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADD
SON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV. no.
AUTo PAINTING-complete Job, S35 up;
work guaranteed. GILBERT, 4l02 Pa.
ave extended Sc Ii 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
TRAILERS WANTED.
AUTomorIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

TRAILER, factory make. 14-l6 it., repair.
cond. or good chassis; fair price. UN. 4225.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALT.

PONTIAC 1847 4-door streamliner sedan:
de luxe radio and underseat heater. $4,000.
Fos sSIIass, is4s ssssssamllnsS s:doer sedan
Hs ISIS sedan ps Too ae
s sfuSEs axe ea is4o 81
best ofIsrr below. so2 Van Buren, st. NV.
sTUDEBAkER 1884; good condition mJ Der
before ) pm. Sun. 1870 Monroe NV NV.
sTGDEBAKEk 1s41 Commander 4 sae
sedan; radio, heater. good condition; price,
$50. $685. N. 18th. Arlington, Va. CHI.
sTUDEBAKER 1s41 Champion Cdr. sedan;
froster: 1854 or best offer below. Ex.
sTUDEBAKER 1941 Champion; must SELL
sfsteT s75o S Gs Hillside Law 90:
miles; clean. r. and h. new Tires. battery sH"
sTTbEBAkER ia sY'o champion p49 s-door:
sss eih ses you Lo 1ss ne b
sfGDEsstakERks' h 1a az c a1 asGa stone
p pTs oHne sh sheiss5 ds5t0s 1850
F saa 1 e. !o as the best one in town.
sTU0EBAKER 1885 Commander sedan;
sTTDEBAkER 1911 Conn comdr AZ 4.d fa' sedan Msi
s.as asa hessss L s5ssR ei Mof fos
S Sc, Ford Dealer, sol7 Va. ave. NV, NE.
sTuDEBAKER 1s41 4-door sedan, Com
mander model. radio: original dark
motor; Si'o95; suaranteed go days; trade,
sGIEsord sddesaler), 2o17 Virsinia ave. NV.
s " 1898 s,aeor sedan: looks
MOTOR sALEs, Pea Peace oe Cross. sladensSurs.
Md. WA. 940s. Cash. trade and terms.
TERRAPLANE 1887 4-door sedan: radio
and heater: new tires with blowout proof
tubes: perfect running condition. priced
from 8 until 5 Sunday.
TERRAPLANE 1898; 5000 mi. since en-
CINE rebuilt; mechanically good. tires good
radio, body rough; $500. d. 5426.
IN GOOD adeo eon ssaan clean
p So 1888 Rea sedan tth s ss ie mechanical
S %EHi xs $500; Phone alebe 1855: 80
installed model ihT WHY'S e OF 3eep
a Ny FL aSTn assd MO-
WliIPPET 1880. in fair mechanical con-
dition, with new battery; S10O. Call EN-.
ZEPHYR 1941 4-door sedan; an unusually
clean car. attractive dark blue finish is
new and tires are good. car has heater
Price. $1.275. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO,
1929 22nd st. NV, Ma. 5000. 81
top, new paint, engine, and wood in good
THa p podss p4 P Psdo ew tires
motor; through inspection; priced at ST.
NEED A NEW CHEVROLET? Contact me
today! Price. .Sl.2a7. You really get one
PRIVATE PARTY must sell today 1942
Pontiac Torpedo "S'' sedan. radio, heater,
new tires; priced for immediate sale at
S1.245 cash. Phone ov: O565;
80 HUDS0N-4-door sedan, fair condition.
$500. Call WI. 2O64
1916 DODGE-4-door custom sedan,
equipped, $4,000. Call SH. 1893 after Sun.
TAxIcAB. 1s4e chrysler. s2,1oo. Call
station WAGON 1912 Ford super de
luxe: radio. heater: excellent condition and
RTTTCV IOdI Suner Or redon = ard i,
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PONTIAC 1915 2-door de luxe sedan: ma
room: fully equipped: 800 miles: quail
ity car: $500. 3640 Minnesota ave. Sc.
Pontiac 1895 sedan: good condition. and
tires. fair body; $3.50. Call before IL,
Pontiac 1910 e-door sedan; heater. new
tires and battery: excellent condition;
1895: private owner. AID. 9729.
PONTIAC 1910 4-door sedan: r. and h..
good paint and motor: first s975 takes it..
Pontiac 1889 de luxe coupe: absolutely
in excel mechanical cond., fine tires. new
battery. seat covers; excel. appearance;
S725. ia. 1884.
PONTIAC 1915 streamliner. "s' 4-door
sedan: pearl gray; radio and heater, seat
covers, de luxe equipment: only 5000
miles: perfect condition: S2.395. TR.
O351. 2115 Que st. Sc Il
PONTIAC ls41 streamliner IS" sedan
coupe; Marlboro blue: radio and heater
seat covers, new battery and tires. de luxe
equipment: only $4,000 miles: looks and
runs like new. II you want beautiful
ear, see this one: 81 ,59s: AT. 3sss: II
seat. covers. fog lights: clean as pin,
good tires: pvt. party; s2,145. AT. 2131.
PONTIAC 1885 6-cyl. coach with trunk:
Q new tires. new battery: completely over
hauled: passed D. c. inspection; orig.
black IN; $3.50 or under. Phone WO.
$685., tin $50 pm; after Pm. RA. 2122.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

DUMP TRUCKS (2), 2Ha-ton; must be in
good condition. RA O746
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GMC 1946 model CC-3O2 3-yard dump
body; division board included; in excel
lent condition; 1900 miles; price. 81 800.
reduction rear: 3-yard dump body; dvl-
sion board included; excellent cond; 3D.
500 miles; price. 81 800
ton rear; fat body; truck and chassis in
good condition; body in need of repairs;
6S,s00 mi; price, S475. See Mr.. Hesek,
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Plus so others including 1888 models
to 1947 models. Ranging in price from
$3.50 to $4,000. All the above cars carry
Open evenings until 10 pm. Kendall
PONTIAC. 1911 King St. Alexandria, Va.
OV. 1900 81
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CROSLEY 1941 convertible sedan: like
r. Sras 0 fsao r sve n.y.
CROSBY l947; less than 900 miles;
DE soTo 1e41 4-dr. sedan; excellent
eond radio heat s good paint and tires
nin 1 only fG ss6 r. a se' n aRa sun ae
DE soTo 1916 custom sedan. with full
eer nnaer and Ii $685. $3.50 or best
DE sOTO 1899 2-dr. sedan: r. and h., 4
new tires: $3.50. $500, balance notes.
s sssfon from n to 8 Sunday Call operator
De SOTO ii 4:dr; sed,. $4,000 mi. one
owner; $1,000. 500 Peabody st. NV. IA.
DE soTo 1880 4-door: body fair, motor
good, 10000 miles; under $3.50. Apt 8.
II Danbusy st. sw, Sat. and Sun. 81
motor and clutch. With 1000 miles niles n des
pendable TRANSPORTATION; looks good. This
We WER ses ssT4 S ssrs s. 4 s Ast coy pE
ton throushout; $3.50 or best oi1er under.
h9 Sls e4s No dsaleT srousbam d. luxe:
DopGE 1916 s-passe Dsi Custom tom built;
excellent na pS sondsSn sr best
$1,000. RIA 0459. MRS KOEPXE. 80
DODGE 1910 business coupe: r. and h.
THIS car is mechanically perfect. and will
sacrifice for S195. COOK MOTOR CO,
22nd and L SITS. Me. 1924 al
DODGE 1941 Custom 4-door sedan, heater
4 new tires. mechanically perfect; S1,195.
Ia. 42n1
DODGE Al Luxury Liner 4-dr black
sedan; fluid drive, heater. radio. new tires,
motor recently overhauled, original owner,
DODGE 1897 2-door sedan; needs repairs,
mechanics buy, 1855 or best cash below;
today. pa pm, 1929 Iowa ave. NV
DODGE 1871 coupe: fluid drive: LUXURY
Liner, with Motorola radio and good
heater: Lear owner: price, 81 .050; terms
can De srranEed Mr. DICKENS. 2eO1
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. owens $751;.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-03-30

: motor in very good
:. sealbeam lights: new
crif1ce, 1915 or under.
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81 EIIhapetI foSUItdI =
WEEK END SPECIALS
az Packard Clipper 4-dr. sed.--- ,595
Al Chrysler Royal 4-dr sed.- 1895 |
Al Pontiac 4-dr sed 1,245
Al Odds 4-dr. sed - 1,245
40 Chevrolet 2-dr. sed.-- 945
40 Studebaker Club coupe - 545
'37 Studebaker 4-dr std 450I
'37 Ford conv. coupe -- 595
'35 Plymouth 4-dr. sed. 395
BILL MOTOR SALES, 6419 Georgia ave.
n GS51
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This Is your last chance to buy clean
the cleanest used cars in the city, come to
JET MOTOR SALES, 2719 Nichols ave. Sc.
Ii. O336. Cash, trade or terms. Opposite
Evening star., 1947-01-10
|UPWA Drafts Protest
On Subyersiye Probes
In Government Ranks
By Joseph Young
StoY Stoff correspondant

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The Ex-
ecutive Board of the CIO United
Public Workers of America de-
voted its time today to putting
the final touches on a report
which is expected to express dis
approval of the projected con-
gressional investigations of re-
ported subversive1 elements in the
Federal service.
While the exact policy statement
has not yet been formulated, 1t is
expected to object to the "harass-
ment of loyal, hard-working Gov
ernment workers"
The policy statement will assert
that Congress can use its time much
more efficiently by studying ways of
improving the working conditions
and efficiency of the Federal serv-
ice, rather than by investigations
oil. alleged Coinmunistic and other
subversiye elements in the Govern
ment. ssss
i Board members of the union,
which is generally regarded as one
OF the left-Wing CIO unions, con-
tend such Investigations would be
of "red-baiting" nature and would
accomplish little. They scoff at
charges that there are many Com
inunists on the Government pay
roll. They also shrug of criticism
from some congressional quarters
that UPWA follows the Communist
Party line.
UPWA officials contend they are
criticized for following liberal,
"forward-looking' program. They
say they realize that the union may
be in for some rough going, but
assert that the organization is be-
coming stronger all the time.
Union officials report the men,
bership has risen to 115,000 mem.
bers, gain Of 10000 since the mer-
ger of the United Federal Workers
and the United State, County and
Municipal Workers last April in At
lantic City.
Abram Flaxer, union president,
said his organization is in every
fine" shape financially and that
UPWA would spend considerable
more money during the coming
year in its membership drive. The
major campaign will be staged
in the South, especially among
teachers groups.
The three-day semiannual execu-
tive board session will wind up to-
night. Union officials will return to
Washington tomorrow to press their
legislative program for 1947, which
includes $500 annual wage raises
for Government employees and COL
lective bargaining rights for Fed
eral workers
Evening star., 1947-01-10
80 Cases Of Whisky Stolen
From Boxcar at Benninq

Metropolitan police today joined
forces with railroad police in a
search for thieves who took SO cases
Of whisky from a Pennsylvania
Railroad freight car here Wednes-
day.
The whisky, valued at $500. Isl
believed to have been stolen while
the, box car was in the Benning
yards. A seal on the door had been
broken and the valve on the cars
airline had been opened, preventing
the entire train from being moved.
according to police, 200 cases Of
whisky were In the car, which was
en- route from G. F. Hubelein B.
Bros, Hartford, Conn, to the State
Alcohol Control Board, Charleston,
w. Va. After investigation by rail-
road police, the car was resealcd and
sent on to its destination yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

by It's State and local councils to SO
organizations.
A CIo spokesman said the pur-
pose was to prevent the diversion
of funds and energies" Of State and
local councils into fields other than
those Of primary importance to the
CIO."
The list of approved organizations
Evening star., 1947-01-10

was contained in a circular letter
sent to State and local councils
by John Brophy, director Of the
CIo Industrial Union Council.
Included were 13 organizations
described as community service and
relief agencies. i've dealing. with race
relations, nine veterans organiza-
tions, five educational organizations
Evening star., 1947-01-10

and four miscellaneous.
In addition to contributing 10
these organizations. State and locM
councils may send delegates to their
meeting.
The CIO spokesman said the ac-
ton was In line with resolutions
adopted at the recent convention
OF the organization.
Evening star., 1947-01-10
What is Wealt h :?

Wealth is goods. It is food, shelter, clothing
:. .hairpins and automobiles, mousetraps
and refrigerators, railroad cars and pens
that write under water.
And the thing that makes goods is work.
Only with work can we create wealth. A
farm has no value until somebody grows
and harvests the crop; nor does forest until
someone cuts the trees, a mine until some
one brings out the coal.
Without work. money has no meaning.
Even if we could suddenly double the num-
ber of dollars in every American pocket, we
would not increase production by so much
as single shirt or steak. The real wealth
of the nation would be unchanged. You
can't eat money, or wear it.
But, when people are producing, money
provides convenient means of exchanging
work for goods. Men receive it for their
labor, and trade it for things made by the
labor of others. The thrifty save part of
their money-and thus store up part of
their work for future use.
In America, we have learned how to use
this stered-up work to create neaO wealth.
Millions of thrifty people lump together
their savings - their stored-up work - to
start new industries, build new factories,
buy better tools. BY so doing, they increase
the facilities for work which steps up
the production Of goods which means
more wealth for the nation.
This productive use of stored-up work is
known as investment. It is one Of the Won
ders of our economy. But it has to start
with Wonk. 4
Evening star., 1947-01-10
Market Place for The Thrifty

The New York Stock Exchange is the nations
3 principal market place for investors. 1t main.
tains ready market at openly disclosed prices,
\ for the securities of millions Of Americans who
entrust their surplus funds to industry. To =
them it says this: Base your investment de-
cisons on facts, not on rumors. Facts are your
best protection against unnscsssary risk. -
Evening star., 1947-01-10

- Chiffon is mild ss .
lesisn On your hands! Eves
with dishes 70 wash three times :
day : Chiffon keeps your hands
soft and lovely. Chiffon e silI
beeause is's III bsr ss<ti No pufef
sosp was ever made.
Evening star., 1947-01-10

'cI0 Lists 36 Organizations
As Eligible for Council Aid
by the Associated Press
The Congress OF Industrial Or
CARNATIONS is limiting. contributions
Evening star., 1947-01-10
BY the A,seeiaisd Press

* CHIFFON is here today! The soap
w fakes that, in few short months,
became the top favofise in seven big cities
Even in new stores where many old
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Evening star., 1947-10-09
Virginia Seed Oysters
Ruling Heads for Fight
By the Asseeiated Press

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 9.-Fore-
warning of legal "oyster war to
be fought within the bounds of Vir-
ginia appeared here today.
A summons was issued by the
Richmond sheriffs Office for Charles
NJ. Lankford jrg commissioner OF
ashsries, and attorney General Har.
vey B. Apperon to appear in Fitch
mor1d Circuit Court October 20 to
answer petition for an injunction
to restrain enforcement of Mr..
Lankford's order forbidding sale of
Virginia seed oysters outside the
State. =
The summons was served on the
attorney general yesterday. Mr..
Lankford was understood to be in
Richmond. but it could not be
learned whether he had been served.
Asking the temporary injunction
and requesting that 1t later be made
permanent will be J. r. Haughton,
Cornelius Campbell and the Oyster
Tongers and Seafood workers Union,
No. 265, AFL. A paper attached to
the summons stated that the petit
ton would be filed in Circuit Court
October Is at 10:30 am. cor as soon
thereafter as it can be heard"
The petitioners asked specifically
that the commissioners order of
September % be declared invalid,
void and of no effect"
The union. composed of approx
mately 500 members who tong
oysters on Virginia public rocks and
beds, has its headquarters in New
port News.