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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
CAPITOL WORKERS
FACE FBI CHECK
By JAMES MARROW

WASHINGTON, Oct. IL -P-
You've been hearing a lot about
the governments drive to check
m the loyalty of its employees.
But that's just something, in
= slightly different way, that's
been going on a good while. And
# takes in more territory now.
Start at the beginning:
Four government agencies
State Department, Army, Navy
and Atomic Energy commission
40 a lot of work in highly secret
fields.
If some Of that information
got out it could put US in a jam
with other countries and might
endanger this nations safety.
So Congress some time ago
nassed special laws for all four
Of those agencies so they could
do this:
Check on their employes-spe-
cially those handling secret or
confidential Work-to see if they
could be trusted.
The Atomic Energy people
have relied mostly on the FBI
In 10 their checking.
The State Department and the
Army and Navy have highly
trained stats of their own to do
the lob, sometimes with FBI
help.
Ii the heads of those agencies
decide. after looking at the re-
suits of an investigation, that a
man can't be trusted, he's mott
fed.
He can get a hearing before
special boards set up in those
AGENCIES. If a board thinks he
should be fired, he a appeal
to the agency head.
For example,: a man in the
state department could appeal
to Secretary of State Marshall.
But Marshall's word is final.
No total, exact figures have
been released by all four
agencies to show how many
mntrustWorthy employees have
been fired in the past year.
The Army and Navy, together,
may have sacked about 1000.
That's a guess based on sketchy
figures from both agencies.
The Atomic Energy commits
sion says it doesn't have figures
ready to release now.
And the State Department has
fired about % people.
The Atomic Energy people
have had to make a pretty tho
rough check on all their en-
ployes, but they're still finding
untrustWorthy ones.
The State Department and the
Army and Navy have made a
pretty thorough check on en-
ployes handling important or Sc
cret information.
But last summer President
Truman-after much anti-com-
munist feeling had been built up
in this country-thought this
should be done:
He thought a check should be
made on all the people working
in the executive branch of the
government to see whether any
were disloyal.
(The executive branch in
cludes agencies like the Labor
and Treasury departments
whose work deals mostly with
things inside the United States.
but it also includes the State
Department and the Army and
Navy, The Atomic Energy COM
mission is an independents gov
eminent agency.)
Congress approved this idea
Of the President last July but,
officially, the wide loyalty check
IN the executive branch started
only Oct. /.
This means that all the people
working in the executive branch
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

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Later it became known by its
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
SUNDAY
AFTERNOON

AFTERNOON
1:00-America United, Forum NBC
Peoples Platform, Forum CHS
Sam Pettingil Talk ABC
Cecil Brown Comment MBS
1:15-Raymond Swing ABC
Singing Canaries MBS-basic
1:30-Chicago Roundtable - NBC
Doorway to Life CHS
Sammy Kaye Serenade - ABC
For Your Approval - MBS
2~:OO-Robert Merrill Concert -NBC
Lewis Little Show CHS
Lee Sweetland Show ABC
Stephen Graham Drama - MBs
2:30-James Melton Concert NBC
Bob Reid Sings - CHS
The Sunday Vespers Abe
News; Veterans Panel MBS
2:4lSunday Matinee Tunes - CHS
3:0O-Music Parade, Comment NBC
New York Philharmonic CHS
Lassie, Dog Drama : ABC
Melody Theater MBS-basic
s:l5-Johnny Thompson Song ABc
Week Around World ABC
The Juvenile Jury MBS
4:OoNQuiz Kids, Joe Kelly NBC
Are These Our Children--ABc
House of Mystery MBS
4:3o-Musicana of Chicago NBc
Phil Spitalny Girls - CHS
Patti Page Presents - ABC
Detective Mysteries - MBS
5:0O-The Sunday Theater - NBC
Family Time, Rise Stevens - CHS
Bill Lance Adventure ABC
The Shadow Drama - MBS
5:30-Jean Sablon and Song - CHS
Counter Spy Drama ABC
Quick as a Flash MBS
5:B-Sunday Commentary CHS
s:N-catholic Radio Service NBc
Ozzie and Harriet CHS
Drew Pearson Comment - ABC
Those Websters, Drama - MBS
6:15-News Summary - ABC
e:30-Honywood Preview NBc
Perry Faith, Ginny Simms - CHS
Greatest Story Ever Told ABC
Nick Carter, Detective MBS
7:00-Jack Benny Comedy NBC
The Gene Autry Show CHS
Rex Maupin Music - ABC
Sherlock Holmes MBS
7:30-Phil and Alice - NBC
Blondie-Dagwood Comedy - CHS
Exploring the Unknown ABC
Gabriel Heater Show MBS
8:00-Edgar Bergen, Charlie - NBC
Sam Spade Adventures - CHS
Detroit Symphony Hour Abe
The Mediation Board - MBS
o.oU-r RED Alien COMEDY NBO
Crime Doctor, Drama CHS
Jimmy Fidler, Movies MBS
8:45-TWin Commentary - MBS
8:55-Five Minutes News CHS
9:00-Sunday Merry-Go-Round - NBC
Meet Corliss Archer, Skit - CHS
Walter Winchell Time ABC
Meet Me at Parky's MBS
9:15-Hollywood Cement ABC
9:30-Album of Familiar Music - NBC
Tony Martin, Alan Young - CHS
Theater Guild Hour Abe
Jim Backus Comedy MBS
10 :00-Take It or Leave It - NBC
Christopher Wells, Drama - CHS
Voices of Strings MBS
N:S0-Eddie Bowling Show NBC
Strike 1t Rich, Quiz CHS
Commentary on Movies - ABB
Edmond Hockridge Songs NIB!
1o:45-Beryl by Candlelight - ABC
11:00-News & Variety 2 hrs. - NBC.
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12
Belk- Williams Employees
Honored With Service Pins

conr.a A a, outlet supper held at the Cape Fear club to bn the celebration of Bk- Williams
company Sind anniversary many of the employees received Length of service sins In the top
store for 20 years or longer
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-12

must be checked to some ex-
tent, at least, by the FBl.
The State Department and the
Army and Navy will take part
in this since they have made in
tensive checks on some, but not
all, of their people.
Each worker in the executive
branch will have his finger
prints checked by the FBl
against FBI fingerprint records.
And the FBI will check its
records of people who might be
thought radicals Or dangerous
against the records of each
worker in the executive branch.
But if the FB1 finds nothing
against an individual in its fin
gerprint or other files, no fur
ther investigation is made.
If the FBI does find some
thing in the files that calls tor
further checking, or II a tip
is received against. an lndlVl-
dual. a full check is made.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Softball Season
Getting
Under Way

A meeting of the softbal COM
mission was held Tuesday night
with a very poor representation
turning out, said D. G. Scott.
Another meeting will be held
Monday night at 8 o'clock and all
managers, players and all others
interested are urged to attend to
help get things rolling as quickly as
possible for the current season. At
least one representative from each
team should attend.
D. G. Scott, at the Tom Stevens
Supply on Grand avenue, has entry
blanks which each manager must
obtain and signatures of each player
to be on them before turning in to
the commission.
Tentative opening date for this
season is about May 18th. Work
will begin very soon on the improve
ment of the ball park and all other
facilities to make this a bigger and
better season.
The only entry fee to be paid so
far was by Joe Tena, manager OF
the Saldamando Drug team. Two
other representatives were at Tues
days meeting-A Holler, manager
for the Tom Stevens team, and
Oscar Yrun, who will manage the
American Legion team.
Rumors are that Mexican station
XEHF, La Vile de Paris, and the
Aliados from Sonora, will be the
other three teams in the league.
Only IS men and a manager will
be allowed each team.
All interested softballers are urged
to attend the meeting Monday night
at 8 o'clock at the Legion Hall.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Apaches Capture
Dual Meet VS..
Amphi 73-4O

Nogales High Schools Apaches.
taking nine first places in the thir-
teen events, scored a 73-40 win over
the Amphitheatre Panthers of Tue
son in a dual track meet staged at
the local track last Friday.
Johnny Logan, the locals crack
distance runner, put on the one-man
show of the day when he edged an
Amphi runner out of first place in
the mile run in the last five yards.
The two runners ran nip and tuck
the whole distance until Logan put
everything he had into last min
ute squirt and took first place hon.
orS.
Bobby Lopez again took scoring
honors with 13 points for Nogales.
Lopez leaped 20 feet 11a inches in
the broadjump, above par in any
good track meet.
Joe Bailey, one of the finest 440
yard dash runners to come out of
Nogales High in years, lost a heart
breaker when he tried to pass a
runner on Nogales' famous "hairpin
curve" and was squeezed out, caus-
ing him to lose his balance and the
race. Bailey would have easily cop
ped the jaunt had it not been for
the gruesome corner.
Another runner that showed up as
outstanding was Duane Lingerfelter
an ex-Douglas student, now going
to school here. He breezed over
the low timbers taking first in
beautiful form and took thirds in
the 100 and 220.
This was Nogales' second victory
out of three meets so far this sea-
son.
Results:
Pole Vault: Logan (N, Pima (N),
Clarke (N; g. g..
Broad Jump: Lopez (N, Hopkins
(A), Isan (A); 20' 11A".
High Jump: Salgado (N), Vale
(N), Trujillo (N); s. g..
Shot Put: Trujillo (N), Estrada
(N), Valentine (A); 38'.
Discus: Franz (A), Valentine
(A), Baffert CN; 1922 e..
100 Yd. Dash: Teyechea (N)
Franz (A), Lingerfelter (N); 10.7.
22O Yd. Dash: Hopkins CAD
Teyechea (N), Lingerfelter (N)
q seconds.
44O Yd. Dash: Venrite (AO, Egg
man (A), Pitts (N); 57.8 seconds.
Mile: Logan (N), Dirtrini (A)
Alonzo (N); S min, 81 sec.
800: Biggs CN), j. Biggs (N)
and Dirl (A) tie; 2 min, 10 sec.
High Hurdles: Lopez CN, Birgi.
son (A), Pima CN; 14.5.
Low Hurdles: Lingerfelter (N)
Lopez (N), Shuck (A); 11.9.
$50 Yd. Relay: won by Amph
(Shuck, Venrite, Franz, Hopkins)
lao.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Foot And Mouth
Disease In
JaIiscO

Foot and mouth disease was
found Friday among cattle on the
Santa Clara ranch, 35 kilometers
(about 21.8 niles from Guadala-
lara in the state of Jahsco.
Announcement of this was made
by Mexican officials who said that
18 animals had the disease and that
about 100 others had been exposed
and probably were contaminated.
Thirteen Mexican southern and
central states have been affected
since the disease first broke out
some months ago. Mexican govern
ment veterinarians declare it has
been apparently stamped out in the
state of Zacatecas. If so, this state
OF Jalisco would be the 18th in
which the disease now exists.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Cattle Disease
Advisors Named
Bv Dan Carney

Acting Gov. Dan E. Garvey has
announced appointment Of a COM
mittee which will serve in an ad-
visory capacity with representatives
of other cattle raising states If the
hoof and mouth disease crosses the
Mexican border into the u. S.
Named to the committee were
James L. Finley, of Dragon, chair
man of the State Livestock Sanitary
Board; Henry Boice, of Tucson, and
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
SPORTS 5, PORTS!

during the war.
Leaving tomorrow with the coach
are Ben Teyechea, Joe Bailey, An
thony Pitts, John Biggs, Richaro
Biggs, John Logan, Robert Lopez
Duane Iingerfelter, Octavio Sal
gado, Harry O'Hagin, Hector Es'
trada, Bernardo Romo, Abran Tru-
jillo, William Clarke, F. j. Baffert
Joe Pima, Joe Trujillo, William
Alexander, Charlie Vale, Louis Alon-
20, and Raul Donnadieu.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Thinclads Leave
Tomorrow For
Douglas Meet

Coach Dwight Haynes and a crew
of 81 tracksters leave here tomorrow
for the Douglas Invitational track
and field meet, an annual meet in
which close to twelve schools from
the southern and eastern part OF
the state participate.
The big meet gets underway at 1
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
continues on into the late evening.
This is the first time Nogales has
entered in number of years due
to lack of transportation facilities
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
Old Part Of
Fl. Huachuca
Not To Be Sold

BISBEE, April 17-Arizonas Fort
Huachuca, continuously occupied
by the u. S. Army for 70 years, has
received a reprieve from abandon
ment, w. M. A. Brandt, War Assets
Administration official from the
Los Angeles regional office, said
today.
Brandt said the permanent can
tonment at the fort will not be sold
OF abandoned under the order issued
recently by Robert p Patterson,
secretary of war.
Brandt said, however, that the
army engineers office in Los Ange-
les is preparing bids for sale of all
new cantonments built for World
War II. 1.-The army ITSELF" he said,
twill have charge of this sale. The
WAA will have nothing to do with
it."
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

Ferald Parks arrived last week
from Verdura, Sinaloa, where he is
operating during the tomato season.
and returned Sunday afternoon
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

Felix Johnson, employed near
Stafford by the State Highway De-
partment, visited his family here
last weekend.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18

E. Ray Cowden, of Phoenix.
The acting governor advised Sec
retary of Agriculture Clinton P.
Anderson of the appointments.
Nogales international., 1947-04-18
THE TELEPHONE STRIKE

We regret sincerely the inconvenience the tele-
phone strike is causing and its damage effect on the
economy of the community.
The company has bmgained in good faith with the
unions The demands which follow largely national
pattern, excessive that, if granted, they woud
increase payroll 20 percent and would place tele
phone workers in wage brackets far aboue community
levels of wages and would turn necessitate very
substantial increases in telephone charges to
toners.
The manager does not feel that is fair either
to the users of the service to those who haze rked
their savings the business to accede to these prohbi
tue demands. The management believes that it had
to resist these demands though it meant partial
interruption in the service.
The offer to extend the present liberal contract
couerng wages and working conditions still stands;
the offer of arbitration of all age by impartial
citizens from this area is still open The company
holds itself ready to negotiations and make
every effort that keeping wh fairness TO everyone
to terminate this unhappy situation.
We sincerely appreciate the friendly cooperation
and understanding of the public.
THE MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Evening star., 1947-01-12
AuToMorIvr MISCELLANEOUS.

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1892 g ls4S g. Fssui. tTsnsmissiea aS .nssa
| : VS. is.ineh wheels. 6eos Poplar ave.
IfefSa IIfIEefgSs.a St'5oSis. white sidswalI. all soes q,
GASRaSInrD tSr SlSSnR wo' reSSit sSSa transmssions.
shock absorbers. rear ends. new hub caps,
grilles, seal-beam lights. water and fuel
eass hsss nstsss ss aefa' g. L IaS
sfS Nf%42PE MSPiana qEf ayf M the
hour service; electric-treated sections II
s s Is AAp ST sss rss CO. ee9f WASH
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick emclent
| service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, imm mediate de-
sat neatsst one one you've ever seen; suitable Tor
ins low priced At ARSbDsE, s,PS PoNTIAcb WssbiSe Go
AIIGNISG III MACHINE. Bean front-end
ton; Complete With wheel baisnser: for
VIZ S1s :sIss s re S. !; Y
on any passenger or truck size tire tsyv,ss o1
used pTtf tres m aod fod
| Ice. Consolidated SALES CO.. 1896 H
| st. ne, LU. 0S34, LU. 1877.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
aass ass Seat lfs IN
will also fit other models OF General MO- No,
9rs a.s1sd s1s RSeHpE sSn ape PoNH nsnt e @
| Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
MOTOR, used International K-7; needs
ME' s1Rs 1s7s ss7Dairs; best offer over $40 Phone
DODGE AND PLYMOUTH-New motors In
stalled: 2-day service; or will sell out
s1F Tg and ys ySoKsNY insta s cs M
Dealers, 1858 Florida ave. me-, AT. 6sis
Sssts ssiIss; Jack sssSs
SzBIGzc SzBHIfzzc 7ddsR 7dRNEkveteran N RI has eaD.rt
mechanics ready to serve you. All, types
Sb sss5 ''l GARAGE AND Fzisf sHSF: Il!
MOTOR PATROL GRADER for trade for
small aereese e. or heavy-duty dump tg. tTuck
aaT6MosIhs StE Ge5s igeeH HEATER, new Ajax. price
auTioMoBiIE siFiSSM AcC.ssoRKs for sale,
tire, tube and rim, 65Ox16, will fit 1899 1899
EGsf Mhs HGss ts's eSeap eo ooi n
ave. NV.
WANTED-chrome plated sreyhound en-
blem as mounted on 1884 Ford radiator
fsR GsfD csls 81 sS pobSs 5SfS- ENGINE g. battery;
good. See my ad in today's Misc. for Sale.
DICK JAMES, 459 N. Y. ave. NV.
RADIATOR for 1887 Lincoln Zephyr. used,
needs minor repairs. 1916 Ames st. ne.
TIRES, WHEELS AND TUBES, size 550x
Is, for 1892 Ford VS.. Price $40 taxes
cusHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, 2-speed
excellent condition. UN. 1890. -12
MAarsDf' saief sDecia ca afrf wo 5endfT '0f
FOR SALE, TRACTOR-TRAILER UNITS
Model 80 MAJ Federal tractor with l. 0ox20 @ x2e,
20 tires, refrigerated with Trailaire unit.
Model 45 M2 Federal tractor with II 90
x2O tires: Fruehauf "a trailer refrigerated
with Trailaire unit, equipped with 11.0ox
~ MODEL wA22 White tractor with II 0ox
90 tires; Fruehauf 30' trailer, refrigerated
with Trailaire unit. equipped with LOOK
Equipment in excellent condition., two
units less than g months old. WIN be
sold only in units. For complete informa-
ton write oLNEY ACRES. P. o. Box TAT.
Martinsburg. w. Va, or phone Martins
burg 333. Ia
Evening star., 1947-01-12
GARAGES WANTED

lear garage around the block of Wisconsin,
ave, Massachusetts ave. 38th st. and
Woodley ro NV Call Wo; 5474. 12'
Scott Circle; Phone J. B. WALKER, ao
$500 or EX. 61e1. liz
"CALL HARRY I. FRIEDMAN" to assist
you in selling your garage at market value
Trank YOU. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker
RE. 1895.
sin and M NV, Monday through Friday
s:15 am. to $50 pm. Phone MR.. SHA.
PRO. MI. 1868. during ONCE hours. IA
LIGHTED GARAGE IN Sc. for short
period, to overhaul my car. 66S Attain
GARAGE WANTED in or near College PIX
versity, or CO. 5164. 14'
MINIMUM of $500 square feet for bus.
type vehicle storage and shop. Whole
ance, IL feet high, 10 feet wide. Box AL
Evening star., 1947-01-12
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT, sizes I2x20 and 20x2l
Strand steel or Berry aluminium overhead
doors. Also brick and cirider. block ga
RACES. ready-built, homes, and cottages
model display GENERAL INDUSTRIES
CORP, 1I09 Jefferson Davis hwy. %. s
No; y, Arlington. Va. u mi a. sopth o.
BARGAiN-Laree high garage brick bldg
which can be made into one is now avail.
oeses sSs tGf ca ely sa Sons
5I5 e. Capitol. Ii. 0I29.
"OWNER FORCED TO sELD'-A long
established, fully equipped auto repair ga.
rage, including. the valuable real estate
located at .1414 Florida ave. Ne: the lo
Is 40x1 40 to wide rear alley; this setuI
Investigation. For details please cal
HARRY ]. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1865
you in selling your garage at market value
Thank you. HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker, RE 1866,
Evening star., 1947-01-12
MOTORCYCLES.

WILL SWAP good 1887 Terraplane and1or
televisi0n, set for ,.a, q late-model American
HaiS[fSf-f; HaRGEY-DAyIbsoN on "a" 1910 s. "
Perfect condition. completely. overhauled.
new paint. buddy seat, saddle bags and
Tpashiids ssoo ath s,snman ss hw scooter
1916, side car. windshield. Call after
Sunday, Me. 1857.
CUSHMAN I946; side car. shield, 2-speed;
Al condition. Pleasant 0922.
new. OIL. 62S1.
MOTORCYCLE, Indian Chief. new. In
crate; with commercial sidecar. windshield
and toe hjteh, S1SS; termS T1IsuNaN Ri 960s
scooter, stake body with rack: excellent
condition; 81; $3.50. Ills Flower ave.
MoToBEcANE@1947 French motorcycle;
lightweight, economical, with all features
9i expensiye m9dels, y $685. Io Impedls5oe sbIo
CO.. Sales Service. 1706 7th st. NV.
B.S.A.. B.S.A.! B.S.A.! We now have on
hand for immediate delivery 1947 models
Buy now and be sure Of full riding sea-
son. CYCLE CENTER. 912 9th st. W.
GGsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. in perfect
condition. only S14n WA 41a6 12t
Evening star., 1947-01-12
TIRES FOR SALE.

PREOPENTNG SPECIAL-We can now
a better grade at no increase in prices
AS a get-acauainted. offer, an allowance
of l0eo or better will be made for your
old tires GMAC financing available.
22nd St ESQ Center, division of CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO., 22nd at N st. Phone
HAO2 Ia
Evening star., 1947-01-12
AUTO TRucKs FOR SALE tcont. J

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont.
INTERNATIONAL 1912 panel delivery
model K; excellent condition; good tires
heater. newly painted: S1,125. DE. l18s
DODGE Ig42 panel truck, owned by Capt.
tol Fur Shop, Just reconditioned. new bat;
terry. Contact MR.. BROWN at 4712 32nd
st. NV. Phone Wo. 3341;
dition; $3.50. r. II. THRIFT. 2 mi. from
EurrattsyiIie School on Cheltenham rd.'
FORD 1886 M-ton panel. $500. Chevrolet
041 tractor, new motor, tires, 500. 1901
New York ave. ne. Cult Station. 13s
motor, good tires and paint: S895. WA
DODGE Army ambulance, 1941, $3.50;
needs some repairs.
Ford delivery, 1889, 5000.
Chevrolet van, 1887. S575.
Private owner DI 1900. liz
Evening star., 1947-01-12
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PATNTING-complete Job, Ss5 up:
WORK WORK guaranteed. GILBERT. 41o2 Pa. ave.
ONLY DUPONT PRODUCTS USED. Al
$50 500 WILLARDS GARAGE AND
PAINT SHOP, AID. 1888 l3s
Evening star., 1947-01-12
rRAlLERs FOR RENT.
SCHULTZ TRAILER, Frieidaire. 2-plats
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE. 4.

AVIV IhVNNS rVN TINE.
VETERAN desires household moving. gen.
eral hauling vans; stakes. panels, reas
1915 lpss CHEVROLET VAN STAKES panels
and pick-ups; rent by day, week or month.
PUBLIC SERVICE DRIVE-YOUR-SELF'
VETERAN. white. has 1941 1h-ton panel;
wishes evening, Saturday or weekend
work, Call AT l745. -12
TS4s FORD STAKE BoDY TRUCK. by day
or contract: veteran, white. WI. 1866.
TRUCK FOR HIRE by veteran-by the
hour or load-1o wheels, loft. bed Tow
er 54SS Ia
VAN Truck, large or small Jobs: expert
local and long distance ia a937. lee
TRUCKS FOR RENT by the day, week o.
month, Drive yourself BILLS AUTO
105S
Evening star., 1947-01-12
PARKING LOT FOR RENT.

WELL PAVED, FENCED IN. capacity 80
cars, suitable for organization with feet
Dept. Bldg Rear 2123-25 e st. NV. Call
after 10 am. DL 1882. 20
Evening star., 1947-01-12
TAxls FOR AlRE.

TAXI DRIVERS. colored-Ia46 new Ford
cabs, required reference. Mr.. HARLAN
rear 1917 o st. NV. NO. 9656. 12s