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Evening star., 1948-04-30

persons and travelling 300 miles in
his home State, the third-party
candidate for President rested today
at Des Moines.
He resumes his peace and pros
perity" campaign tomorrow in To-
peka, Kans.; Sunday in Kansas
City, Monday in Columbia, Mo, and
Tuesday at Peoria, Ill.
Speaking to nearly 1000 persons
who gave $1,700 when the hat was
passed at Cedar Rapids Czechoslo-
yak Hall, he said the United States
rather than Russia threatens war.
He said he hated relationships,
both Nazi and Russian, and he is
distressed" by the recent Red coup
in Czechoslovakia.
But he said our utterly insane
foreign policy greatly helped it, and
the Michigan Republican Senator
and Mr.. Truman are guilty OF
propaganda leading us to war" In
their recent statements.
The Russians have no necessity
to expand their borders, nor will
they for many decades to come, eX-
cept as external threats and pres
sures compel them to seek military
security"
The former Democratic Vice Presi-
dent said 'it just isn't true" that
Russian armies are poised on Our
borders for attack or are at least
occupying such countries as Czecho-
slovakia." He said he didn't like
the Czech Red seizure by force, but
he said our own State Department
forced" major parties out of cab
inets in France and Italy.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Wallace Boeker Seeks
West Virqinio Probe

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 80
P).-The Rev. Give Knowles, Wal
lace campaign manager in West
Virginia. said last night he had
asked Federal prosecution of State
officials for failing to halt wide
spread intimidation being practiced
against Wallace supporters"
Mr.. Knowles said a telegram to
Attorney General Clark had asserted
the State authorities were subject
to prosecution under the Federal
civil rights statute.
He said Attorney General Clark
Evening star., 1948-04-30

had been told that in Logan Coun-
ty deputy sheriff and two other
officers had taken away the creden-
tials of a petition circulator, con-
flscated the petitions, and threat
ened signers with physical violence.
Earlier in the day Gov. Meadows
informed Mr.. Knowles that steps
would be taken to prosecute per-
sons who intimidated petition circu-
latorS.
Deputy Sheriff Virgil jackson,
one of the men accused by Mr..
Knowles, denied he had intimi-
dated solicitors. He said he had
merely aided some persons who
sought to have their names removed
FROM petitions. ;
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Truman, Vandenberg
WhoopI ItUp for War,
Wallace Charges
By the Associated Press

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, April 30
Henry A. Wallace, accusing Senator
Vandenberg, Republican. of Mich
igan and President Truman of will
full distortion to whoop it up for
war" says Russia today cannot be
compared with Nazi Germany Of
10 years ago.
The war-clouded situation we
face today bears absolutely no re-
semblance to the world crisis"
Adolf Hitler created at Munich, Mr..
Wallace said last night in ending a
two-day campaign tour of Iowa.
After speaking to nearly 5000
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Dinner for Army Officers

Army officers here who have bsen
instructors at the Commanding
General Staff School, Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans. will meet for dinner
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the Army
and Navy Club, Farragut Square
and I street NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
EXCL Who. Broke
Berlin Blockade
FIees Army Jail
by the Assoeioisd Press

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-Former Para
trooper Edward J. Lada, who cracked
the Russian blockade for his love
COR loves), has disappeared from
the United States Army Jail where
he was held.
His absence from the stockade
was discovered Saturday night.
MP's went Immediately to the
homes Of his two German girl
friends, one of them the mother of
his 2-year-old daughter. Lada was
not with either of them.
He had been held at the Army
stockade on charges of illegal entry
into Berlin. The 28-year-old New
ark veteran h-hiked through
the Soviet zone in November. He
was arrested after he went to the
American consulate to try to legalize
his visit.
Lada told authorities he had come
to see his sweetheart. He didn't
say at first there were two Of them.
He said he came for Ursula
Schmidt, blond 21-year-old actress.
Then he said he wanted to marry
Ruth Riecki, 23-year -old mother Of
his daughter. He asked for visa
for Ruth and the baby. She already
had been turned down once because
of Ill health.
Officers at the Army stockade said
Ladas disappearance followed re-
ceipt Of a letter from Ursula. She
told military police the letter told
him off"
Evening star., 1948-12-20
DR.. Bunehe Says War
In Palestine Is Over
BY the Associofed Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-The Pal
estine war "is now over" and a
final solution Of problems arising
out Of the creation Of the new State
Of Israel is we'll on its way, DR..
Rolph Bunche says.
The acting United Nations media
tor of Palestine added, on his re-
turn yesterday to this country, that
the new Jewish state is firmly
established"
He said fighting in Israel now
Is matter Of local Incidents and
although it may continue for some
time, Il would not regard it too
seriously"
DR.. Bunche foresaw a great fu-
ture" for the new Jewish state and
q peaceful Palestine, with friendly
relations between Israel and the
surrounding Arab states"
Israel's citrus, textile and dia-
mond-cutting industries have par
ticularly bright futures, the U. N.
official said.
DR.. Bunche, accompanied by his
wife and 5-year-old son, returned
on the liner Nieum Amsterdam.
The vessel also carried 100 other
personnel of the United Nations re-
turning from the General Assembly
sessions in Parish.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
'british-American Bloc
Can't Endure, Premier
OF Bulgaria Declares
by the Assoeiossd Press

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dec. 20.-
Premier Georgi Dimitrov predicts
conflicts between capitalist coun-
tries and an extension Of the
"anti-imperialists" front to the Far
East.
Dimitrov, former secretary gen.
eral Of the Communist 1nterna-
tional and present secretary gen.
eral of the Bulgarian Communist
Party. spoke for six hours yesterday
at the fifth congress of the Bull
garian party.
He told the 1000 delegates and
representatives of 18 foreign Com
munist parties that the British
American bloc" cannot endure.
Sharpen Disagreements.
He said disagreements among
capitalist states will unavcidably
sharpen in the struggle for markets
and spheres of influence"
(This is the traditional Marx
ist line as it is interpreted in the
Soviet Union at presently
The Bulgarian Premier said the
peoples of Indonesia, Viet-Nam
Burma and other colonial countries"
are struggling for their independ-
ence in the Far Eastern "anti-im-
perialist" fighting.
Importance of Victories.
He stressed the importance Of VIC
tories by the Chinese Communists.
"The forces Of democracy in 500,-
100000 Chinese people already are
outweighing the forces of reaction" !"
he declared.
Dimitrov attacked the betrayal"
of orthodox communism by Marshal
Tito of Yugoslavia. He expressed
the conviction. however, that the
Yugoslav Communist Party would
Evening star., 1948-12-20
$1,000, 900 Drive Opens
To FIGHT Arthritis
byths Assoeioted Press

TUCSON, Ariz., Dec. 20.-A Ma
tion-wide campaign to raise $2,000,-
600 to fight arthritis opened last
night.
It Is to be conducted by the
Arthritis and Rheumatism Founda-
ton. The foundation was organized
about q year ago in New York, with
Floyd B. Odlum, president Of the
Atlas Corp, as chairman of the
Board OF Directors, and DR.. w. Paul
Holbrook Of Tucson as president.
Chief speaker at last nights
meeting, attended by more than
1000 persons, was DR.. Edward w.
Boland Of Los Angeles, an authority
on arthritis and rheumatic diseases.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Austrian Gridders Plan
Games With a Countries
BY the Associsted prsss

VIENNA-The Austrian football
team has scheduled games with
four countries next year, the foot
ball association has announced.
For the first time in history, the
Turkish national team will appear
here. Later in the season the Aus
trian team will meet Switzerland at
Berne, Hungary at Budapest, and
Italy at Rome.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
BreostpIote, Helmet Ad
StortIes Germun Readers
Dy The Associated Prsss

FRANKFURT, Germany. - After
three years of re-education and de-
militarization, people in Frankfurt
were astounded when they read the
following in the local ''Neue Presse"::
Foreigner wants to buy uniform
with breastplate and helmet for
7-year-old boy.
Evening star., 1948-12-20

be able to return brotherly Yugo-
slavia into the camp of the Soviet
Union and the peoples democracies. "
A draft resolution presented to the
congress warned that years Of "pri-
vation and hardship" lie ahead be-
fore Bulgaria can become a fully
socialized state.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Intruder Rebondoges
Arm, Leaves $40 Bill
In Doctors
By the Associcted Press


LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20.-An
intruder broke into a doctors
Office at night, removed a cast
from an arm, rebandaged it and
left a $40 bill in payment.
DR.. Nelson A. Young reported
this self-service incident to po-
lice yesterday, saying nothing
had been taken from his Office
but some fresh bandages.
DR.. Young added he was S.
ahead, since his fee Is only SIS
for such a service.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Diunu Lynn Weds Architect

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 20 (P.-
Actress Diana Lynn, %. and John c.
Lindsay, 80, an architect, are honey
incoming today They were wed
Saturday and announced plans for
q trip to New Orleans and Bermuda.
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY-DAvIDsoN l947 "a" overhead;
plenty of chrome; reasonable price u Il
rreoeIsERBIkE, English ceo, 500 each " /.
S StSsfI is4s motor scooter, transmits,
access; Soa5 Phone NO. $3.50 81
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1889 model ,S A.;
sat, new tires, chain and muther. Pc
AIS 1a4s. 500 &C: beautiful fast-runnins
machine. lots of extras: sell equity Emer-
AIS 1895 1915; priced for quick sale; s3!5:
can be seen at 800 No. Car. ave. Sc No
f 1sas MOTOR EcANE; 500; Ct will trade
for meter Seoo aso. - nm and looks good;
saddIe bags. new transmission; 8 real bar,
gain at SoeS Cali Shepherd $3.50, 9
a as' Il fa4s, nc 300 &C; beautiful LOOKING
$3.50 or trade on clean car. WI, 1851
ARIEL 1e4e ssoce.; ssddl. bags; buddy
seat, etc First s275 takes it, CHI
fes HAn5Ey sask M US yS!1s Mo 81; &
etu HS asn M Of scooTrs s'GS s4s
s ssis 1S sbis e dh fully equipped excel
ssof EN- sco bsas BARGAINS in new
guaranteed American Moto-scoots and re-
built sectors Two sesu s.b Fssu,, cush
s1a5, and automatic clutch model. Sls5
CAN MoTo- scooT SALES co. IT'S
s. s sSo s 81 Sest 81 s.r eo n
It CHI 72o3,
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MOTORCYCLES Cont, .

ROYAL ENFIELD. famous lightweight
motorcycle, months old. LOO miles
ITO miles per gal; cost $3.50 new; will
sacrifice for $3.50. Greenbelt 49l2. 39-C
h hlSsf ii GFfSses,t NJ motor
oyerhs Saddle bags, California han
die bars, twin spots: 1895 or trade for
car. See at 14th and v, Amoco Station
1874. TRIUMPH. 900 miles, buddy seat,
saddle bags, new cond,; must sacrifice
100 Kennedy st. NV. GE. 9240 and
HARLEY. 1888. model "a, in good shape
throughout; plenty of power; extras; 5000
1911 as" HARLEY-DAvIDsoN. II VII.
llamsburg I'd. Jefferson Manor. Alex
andria, Va. Overlook 2536
CUSHMAN SCOOTER, perfect condition
very cheap; must be seen to appreciate
1871 INDIAN, clean. hot. 81 900 miles;
best bid by Tuesday; terms House trailer
/ % yds. on east safe Andrews Field. ~
ATTENTION, all Harley As owners does
your motor need an overhaul? We car
give you completely rebuilt engine, in,
stalled cheaper than you can overhaul
your old engine. For details call THF
CYCLE CENTER, 912 9th st. NV. Elk
is4i HARLEY-DAvIDsoN, "A: no ress
Offer refused 5000
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRACTOR 194s GMC model ACRX-6e3;
complete with airbrakes, 9th wheel. 125.
sallon saddle tank and 30 Fruehauf
semitrailer closed van; priced for quick
sale: owner planning to leave country.
Phone OR. 200, Ext. 500 after pm.
CHEVROLET Al Ia-ton; new transmission;
new tires; good motor. sood appearance:
$685. or best offer IA. 3037 or FA. 1858
IF ITS PRICES You WANT. see US now
Cemoco has a large selection, all kinds
and sizes of good used reconditioned trucks;
so to pick from. 1898 to 1947 some
through inspection; This month we're
selling at wholesale and the first ones
and terms CENTRAL MOTOR co. GMC
truck dealer. 1900 Lee hwy, Ar. Va:
CHI 1000. Other good truck b.rsains and
army truck parts and service At our Alex
Alexandria. Va ov, 1900. go
STTDEBAKER Is4s ia-ton pickup; about
3 mos old Call WA 1912 -,2
CHEVROLET l94s brand-new e-ton heavy
Weekend special, si.a45. COLE MOTOR
& TRAILER CO, s.32 Georgia ave. Silver
INTERNATIONAL 1913; brand-new acton
81 c sss ' cokiE MOTOR esft TRA1IrR CO. CO.
SIS: &c. Georsis ave Silver sprins' M Nd
G.M.c. Model sas la4s tractor. lox2G
tires. Air brakes. Very low mileage, Must
sell. EotnE into service. Call oV. 1898.
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IA THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY
PROP. RENT Cont.

APARTMENT, accommodate four; electric
refer and stove, running water; on the
bay. Mason Beach. Deale. Md. MR. ERB
ePPiNG FOREST. near Annapolis-Fur-
nfShed house, three bedrooms; . wks OF
BREEZY POINT BEACH-Lge. screened
soottasssss: an sleeps Sr 10; Sept 3 Sept
ooLosiA1 BEAcHM GH"sy riverf1 e5 oun Dsa
low; very comfortable and well furnished
with electric kitchen, bath with shower,
hot water, excellent beds available after
Labor Day at $50 per week. Box 243-T,
CHESAPEAKE BEAcH-Furnished cottage,
$50; free cleo. gas: from Aug. 20 to
Sept. 30; or S25 week A. T GARLAND.
N Nah st. a:,s Shtssgeske Beach Nd phone
COTTAGE. 5 rms: and running water;
blocks from chss Bay: AD. 3s4s. 80
COTTAGE at North Beach; large, shady
lot outdoor fireplace; cleo. refg.: 2 wks
beginning Aug: 20. $500. EN- $685.. "a
WOODLAND BEACH-Furn. 2-bedrm cot
tase, cleo. kit, fenced yard. row boat
sept after Labor Day, 500, or S35 week
COTTAGE AT H. H.. 80 mi. from d C
Clean. attrac., fireplace, shady porches
Fine beach. Until after Labor Day. MI
$3.50 after 10 am.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY miles from
Annapolis; a modern Arm cottage, new
bath. cleo. range. Frigidaire, instantaneous
hot water, neatly furn.; sandy beach; $50
Der wk.; available Aug. 20 through Sept
special rates for fall season. MI 1908
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AuToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

TRUCK BODIES repaired and painted,
bumpers. grill suards v ana SoT r,G nlISnss
IRON WORKS, INC, 1914 :4th st NV
Re- sE,i Iala Au,s.c,.,msr, Model VIM
angle blade: excellent condition, price.
81 $500 also 1913 Cletrac:: Model sDH:.
price $1,000; and 's-yd- Hanson shovel
Nd CaIi NO a4l3 or AT 1894 i
REBUfLT JEEP MOTORS, complete with
clutch. starter: generator. etc Army sur
plus Fits all WHY'S cars. military and
CIVILIAN ieeps While they last. 81 30
HUNTER MOTORS, aol Prince ST" Alexan-
4lPLY TIRES. tubes and wheels. Good
condition. AT 53l@ -.
FORD model B radiator, good COMO, SO.
b4oa Humphrey dr., Forestville Mo.
CHEVROLET lia-ton cab and chassis talr
cond,, lots OF extra parts Sl35 or best
offer below Also 1885 Plymouth DR.
runs and looks sood, $3.50. HI. sos
1887 CHEVROLET transmission for sale
34lQ
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

DUMP TRUCK for hire, 1a;;ton; hour
Job or contract: very dependable service,
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. by the
hour. day. week or year: sTERRETT
OPERATING SERVICE Hertz Driv-Ur-
AVAILABLE IMMED. = 1913 Chevrolet
vans, stakes. panels and pickups. for hire
by day. wk.. or contract. PUBLIC SERV-
1011
FOR LEAsE-19sa Mack tractor with air
and vacuum hookup. BOB BUTRICK,
GE 1883 22'
VAN TRUCK-Larse or small jobs: prompt
service reas. prices: local or long dis
lance. IA. 2a31; after pm. GE 1916.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

28I7 18th ST. N.W.-sinsle metal garage
centrally located, suitable for storage Q,
FEDERAL coNTRAcT1NG co. s15 New
York ave. NV. MA. 7416. -23
STORAGE SPACE-Brick 2-car gar, in
rear Of 80 NJ ST. NV. DI 1926
GARAGE for rent al POS e oxford ave,
Alexandra, Va. Telephone TIE. 3523.
WE HAVE TO OFFER storage space for
possibly % or 30 trucks or passenger
cars in downtown location. Apply Box
165-M. Star. "a
GARAGE for rent, suitable for shop 1Sx42
CO. 1872 80
GARAGE OR SHOP for rent. Call Spruce
0340. -22
Mr.. 18th AND G SITS. s.E.-3-car brick
garase; cement floor. Phone Elk. 6s4s.
centrally located. suitable for storage or
parking; SIS monthly Call Mr.. Hill. FED
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915 New York
ave NV MA 74l6 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-22
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, auctioneers
CABIN ergyalser. ,Msrsarest 6 Ann IL" on
s5af cIow haun Saeyn ASs sohp marine
engine BY auction at Mayfiower Marine
Service, 1900 Maine ave, s.w., SATURDAY.
Aug %. s pm. Inspection Aug. II. ~
to s. Terms cash; $500 cash DEPOSIT at
sale aul4, 81 ~ 70
C. G. SLOAN & CO. INC. Auctioneers--
LARGE sale of household furniture and
furnishings at public auction At Sloan s.
ia4s, at 10 am Embracing in part: An
fioue chairs. chest of drawers, old prints.
sideboard. bedroom and dining furniture.
chairs, poker tables with folding less. card
tables. drum table, box. SPRINGS and mat
tresses china glass bric = 9Tae s1 efs No@
60 &C INC. Established 1891. "a
PUBLIC AUCTTON-Valuable fee-simpls
commercial property. also restaurant ano
tavern equipment. known as the Goioehn
sppef co on Ma Ma f0 WednesdsS ADJUST
s4s q 81 9flo9 s,a ga Lots snd S3 SIS Of
story stucco on cinder block building con
tanning 3 stores, one store rented: unoe o
lease to 1855. as grocery store; 1--WE
stores vacant. equipped as restaurant arc
tavern Store sizes: One, "0'x4: one one
sox42' with 1.x.o, kitchen: and on. one
2sx42 Nth s1 St9rea and she1es
Globe electric refrigerator and shelves'
60-case beer cooler and refriseTator' deep
Ksvanes dshvasher With ths5momsseteT
coffee urn and stand, visadrat, Bar and q
back srade an s'e 1ncan Tsngs 0u
water cooler i1,inch Be f ZAP Porter f.
deem fryer. Display case, pie case. IS chrome
chairs 10 tables II bar stools; % o3 6ina
cooking utensils cutlery, knives torks.
spoons etc. Inspection Mond sss a hus ssie
from 10 am, The property, will be ,, of1e se
separately the bid reserved, and the NIX
lures and equipment will be offered as a
unit, the bid reserved. Then the properly.
an entirety and sold in the manner IN n,o pF9-
ducing the greatest amount OF money
The risht is reserved to reject any, or al al
bids. Terms, cash. settlement "i data 81 81
settlement A deposit in the amount OF
oWtred 0; at til Time and place of sale owner
viii finance 50'a Of purchase PRICE, prize 70 re- :,
sponsible party SAM W. PAillaoN q
CO auctloneerS.
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
the Procurement Section, National Bureau
Of Standards, Washington. D. G.. until
2 pm, August 81. 194S, and then pub
Itciy opened for furnishing radio re-
ceivers at the National Bureau OF. Stand
ards. as described in the specifications
ment Section National Bureau Of Stand
arhs IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-22
GARAGES FOR SALE

I3 GARAGES, consisting of 1850 so. It
cleo; in all garages; to an alley; may be
used for End coml. Only $500 per ga
18th and H SIS. ne
Dorothy K. Winston & Co.
1924 st. NV. ST. All or sH. 7446
week ends
GARAGE FOR sALE-Plain bldg 1ax1s.
fair cond, . doors. opening out, side en-
trance door. Moved to your location with
in reason X115 ST. I1a1
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7asHINGTOI TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
TRAlIERS WANTED.

LUGGAGE TRAILER, 6, and sccesso-
RES. Contact T E. JACKSON. 2509 "2nd
WILL TRADE rvable 3-cabin cruiser for
1S-"5-ft modern house trailer worth
around - 900. 81. 1903 EVENINGS.
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MONEY WANTED.

I.t MORTGAGE on Suburban Md. home
So 400 pays sos monthly q So; will dis
count Box HIT, Star
FIRST and md trust notes for sale Sc
counts Call UN. O759 or RE 1881.
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BANK-PERsoNAl LOANS.

LOANS FOR TAXEs-D c. personal prop
erty and real estate taxes will be due
Sept is, with penalties added thereafter
Inquire today about our personal loan pla
for this purpose Personal Loan Dept.
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK 18th ana
Eve SITS NV
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AUTO PAINTING.

bEPARTMENTALIzED SERVICE is bes
for your car regardless of make; super
fine painting fender and body work at
reasonable prices. ALEXANDRIA NASH
CORP, 500 Montsomev ST. Alexandra
CONFLICT JOB. sa5 up: work suaran'
teed GILBERT, 41o2 Pa. ave ext Sc.
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INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE;

SLEhhaNOL
s.e5x.o tires, speed axle; price new,
So 49,; sale price; 81 ,375. o.
'o iS4s Dc podse tractor; s,ooxeo tires and
Tgal%obis s as,tt sy ysa trailer price
la47 1iston 1ntsrna.ional; H. 1e.tt nr in
ss MALoNEY's, INC, s,as s. esorsia
T, 81. AS brand new F-a 1-t0n pickup
p Ford Ford '4s. brand new, FL h-ton pickup;
Ford As: FL 's-ton pickup, driven
special this week end; ST ;4a5: .u..,
,D1 .sTd AXIS e s55nd n Special s'Gp ESsf this
Moron n 4 Trailer CO. sea- GeorEis
ave, Silver Spring. Md. 81. 5000 ~
DODGE 194s panel bSdg 4 An. tru aon
Ford sedan delivery: 1910 model: good
tires. etc; IS is; $500. BLACKSTONE
USED TRUCK VALUES .,.,
1915 Ford 1ha-ton chassis and o,o
1s41 international 11a-ton; sgd. ON
coal dump BODY 800
1910 Chevrolet, 1h-ton; s-yd. coal soo
1874 Chevrolet 11a-ton; c-yd. dump 100
bodv @oV
1885 GMC Atom chassis and cab; 80
auxil transmission 5nu
GMc TRUCK AND COACH DIVISION; 30
NJ ST. ne. NE. 0a02. =.
CHEVROLET 2-ton Loadmaster; 700 miles
factory stake body; best offer takes. uN.
CHEVROLET 1885 1-ton panel: very good
condition; $3.50. Call UN. ~ or WA.
2oO4 -23
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales orr specially II
you are buying or selling an automopile:
let us finance It for the purchaser NOLAN
FINANCE co, 1102 New YORK ave, NV.
1st And End TRUST Courteous
service reasonable rates, prompt closlngs.
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP"
1877 Eve st NV D1. $3.50
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LIST AND End Trust LoANs-Courteous
sa5E9s goa Tat15 gTSRS
l427 Eye st. nv, DI. $685. ~, ,d
D. c.; wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY T !
f3 aof II loans Ys So on r Rs estat.
rates; or year terms M and monthly mo ny
ct. NV. MA. 64ss.
LOANS ON REAL EsTATE-1st and &n q
trust No red tape. Quick service; HENR9
SALUS. established 1874. MA. 1"o2
1104 Vermont ave. NV.
MONEY ON SECOND TkUsT-we will
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby No
yH Ress9 iNVksr fsIsS coRP is1s
exc, ny nv ,k NaslGn' iioSH sss
ard esYTtesqs sefye%sr SifSrf % III
9th st. NV RE. $3.50.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
eoloredD--Quick settlement: Prefer per;
4. GORDON; 1927 Eye st. NV D1. $3.50
fst AND End Trust LOANS on real es-
tate in D. c., Md and Va. Mr.. DRA1sNER'
11Od 7, Ma 3l57
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

MOTOR CRANE WANTED, ). Gu. I'd. ca.
pacity preferred. What have yoa to offerf
s. W. EDMUNDs, 3O2 BURNER St, Green's
boro. N. c. "a
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BUSES FOR SALE.

FORD TRANSIT bus. "A seats: sood eond
Selling becaus operation discontinued. See
Mr. Martin. MANAGER. CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB, INC, OIL. $500. ~
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modern cottage; sleeps fve. Sept, 4 on,
$1,000 wkly RALPH PALMER, Seaford,
Delaware Telephone 654
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WATERFRONT pRoP.-wANTEp.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

WANT TO BUY a home on the bay o
ticulars and price Box 1S3-M Star
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GARAGES WANTED.
RAlLERS.

SINGLE GARAGE, vic. of 14th and Clifton
SITS NV Call CO. 7744, Ext. 307 West
or BOZ W. Clifton Terrace.