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Evening star., 1948-08-27
Sunday Reading -.

The COMMUNISTS technique
is ugly but often clever, and
the non-Communist nations
will do well to study it. For
eign Correspondent Nat Bar
rows finds Iceland an excellent
laboratory for examining the
firm hold this germ has taken
on organized labor. His an
alysis in Sundays Editorial
Section Is worth the careful
attention of all working men.
In the colorful Pictorial
Magazine two pages of pho
tographs and text are devoted
to the Alaskan adventures of a
Washington couple who mo-
tored north last spring in quest
OF a more interesting nfe-and
found 1t.
These and many other fea-
lures, including special cover
age Of the new books, sports,
gardening, art, music, amuse-
ments, ETC.. supplement the
usual thorough and accurate
news content of
Chr 6unhay Star
Evening star., 1948-08-27

Two more diplomats from Soviet
satellite nations have left their
posts in Washington, it was learned
today.
Ivan G. Macy, First Secretary of
the Hungarian Legation, quit his
post August 16 and, it was learned,
has applied for permission to remain
in this country as a political refugee.
1t is understood he refused to return
to Hungary when ordered to do SO.
The legations Second Secretary,
John G. Florian, said today MIR. Macy
had given no reason for his action.
Remus Lula, Commercial Attache
of the Romanian Legation, was dis
charged about a month ago" from
his post, 1t was learned from diplo-
matte sources, but Legation ofncial
said there were mo political impli-
1t was said that Romanian
officials had charged him with being
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Truman Reported SET
For Record Breaking
Stump Tour Of States
To Visit More Thon Any
Candidate in History;
Expresses Optimism
/p:x - 1
fPicture on Page A-5.)
BY the Associo,ed Press

ABOARD YACHT wANDERER,
Aug. 27.-Close associates said
today that President Truman is
planning an unprecedented
stumping campaign in which he
will visit more States than any
candidate in history.
They said his cross-country tours
will extend into the Deep South
and into every section of the Nation.
The first of these trips will follow
closely on the heels of Mr.. Truman's
five Labor Day appearances in Mich
igan-to be headlined by a major
address in Detroit's Cadillac Square.
The Detroit speech is virtually
written, except for final touches to
be made after consultations with
Democratic National Chairman Nc
Grath when the President returns
to Washington Sunday afternoon.
1t will be made from notes, rather
than a prepared manuscript, to
enable Mr.. Truman to speak more
forcefully, his aides have said.
Mr.. Truman outwardly Is con-
fident Of defeating Gov. Dewey ol
New York in the November elec.
ton. Whatever the reason for his
optimism, he left no doubt as to
his feeling during an hour long talk
with a dozen or so correspondents
who met him at Yorktown, Va.
yesterday.
The informal meeting was held
aboard the presidential yacht Will
liamsburg. docked at the Naval Mine
Depot. Quotations we're out, by
prior agreement, but Mr.. Truman
revealed that he considers himself
familiar with Gov. Dewey's cam
paign strategy.
The correspondents, travelling
aboard the chartered yacht Wan
derer. followed the Williamsburg to
Sharpes Island, on the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland, where the two
ships anchored last night. The Will
liamsburg left there at 10 am. to-
day and is due to arrive of Black
istone Island in the lower Potomac
about pm.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

MOSCOW, Aug. T.-The Academy
of Sciences liquidated a biological
laboratory and freed from their
duties" two noted Soviet biologists
by special decree today.
At the same time Soviet news
papers carried front-page spreads
Of q letter Of the academy's pre-
sidium to Prime Minister Stain.
The letter promised Mr.. Stalin that
the academy would correct Its mis-
takes" In biology and "clear the path
for the development Of advanced
Soviet science in the name Of the
great purposes Of our people and in
the name Of the victory Of COM
munism."
This was all part Of the continuing
row among Soviet scientists over
whether acquired characteristics can
be passed on from generation to
generation, becoming inherited
characteristics.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
D. T.. Milk Price Boost
Expected 10 Follow
Baltimore Increase
Cent Rise Appears Likely;
Producers Officials
Reported Out Of Town

A 1-cent increase in the cost
of milk here sometime next
month appeared likely today in
the wake of a 11a-cent rise just
announced for Baltimore.
Of11cials of the Maryland and Vir-
ginia Milk Producers Association to-
day were variously reported ION
vacation" and "out of town for a
few days" and Washington dairy
officials said they had heard MOTH
ing Official about an. increase.
But for some time officials of the
producers group, composed of dairy
farmers who provide the milk for
the Metropolitan Area, have been
mentioning high labor and other
farm costs whenever the question of
milk price increase has been men,
toned. 1t is understood that the
groups board of directors will meet
early next month and it is consid-
cred likely that the question of an
increase will come up.
Will Be Passed to Consumer.
The last increase. early in No
vember, 1947, sent the price up III
cents to the current figures of 10
to 81 cents, depending on whether
the milk is sold in the stores or
home delivered or sold in bottles or
paper cartons.
The report of a forthcoming boost
came yesterday from DR.. r. w.
Shermantine, president of the
Maryland Cooperative Milk Pro-
ducers, Inc, who said the price
would go up next Wednesday for
Baltimore dairies. He said the price
also was going up in other areas,
and the Associated Press reported
he included Washington.
Ofncials OF two leading Washing
ton dairies agreed that If there
is any increase in the cost of milk
to them ut unquestionably will be
passed on" to the consumer. One
official said there is a possibility
that the price may 60 up even if
the farmers don't raise their price
Increase Has Been General.
Normally the price of milk at re-
tail in Baltimore is a cent below
Washington. After the September
l increase, however, it will be q
cent higher. Baltimore area farm.
ers now will be receiving higher
prices than those in this area.
Summer Is the low consumption
season for milk and cream and prices
usually remain stable or decline al
that time. When demand picks ul
in the fall, however, there is NOR.
likelihood of a price increase. Ma.
tionally, milk prices have been ris.
ing generally, reaching Is cents 9
quart in some New York stores.
More bads news on the price front
came yesterday from an Agriculture
Department forecast of turkey prices
for the coming Thanksgiving ane
Christmas holidays.
Turkey Prices Due to Rise.
The department said this year.
turkey crop Is the smallest in II
years. 1t was estimated at 31,700,.
600 birds, 10 per cent fewer thar
last year. The result will be higher
prices.
Another indication of the price
spiral came with the latest whole.
sale price index, released yesterday
by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The index reached the previou.
postwar high of 1892 per cent O
| the 1926 average.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Arabs Report SheI|ine
Of Two Posts by Jews
BY ths Associated Press

AMMAN, Trans Jordan, Aug. u.
An Arab Legion spokesman said
today that Arab posts at Abu Tour
Hospice and Selwan Village were
shelled by Jews this morning. He
said one Arab was killed and two
wounded.
The spokesman said the Legion
had called in United Nations OBJ
servers to investigate.
In Tel Aviv, Peter Bergson, CO.
chairman of the American League
for a Free Palestine, and four other
Irgun Zvai Leumi members were
released last. night after two months
detention.
They were arrested last June in
connection with an Irgun attempt
to run an arms ship, the Altalena,
into Israel. The ship was destroyed
by Israeli guns.
ROME, Aug. n R.-The Italian
government today denied reported
Arab charges that it was backing
the Jews in Palestine.
1t admitted, however, that some
clandestine shipments of men and
arms might have slipped away from
Italy's long coastline.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Jops Weigh Bill to Bor
Reds From Public Office
BY the Asseeioisd Press

TOKYO, Aug. 27.-Prime Minister
Hitoshi Ashida said today the gov
ernment is considering a bill to bar
Communists from public Office.
The Prime Minister addressed the
Tokyo Correspondents Club. He
wrote on the effectiveness of his
cabinet by saying there is no course
open to any government in Japan
today but to follow the dictates of
the occupation.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Kaiser Experts on Way
To Take Over Disputed
Ohio Blast Furnace
Arrangement Of Details
Seems Likely to Prove
Formidable Task
By J. A. O'LeoY

Steel experts of Henry J.
Kaiser are on their way to
Cleveland today to get ready to
take over on September l the
controversial Government-owned
blast furnace the Republic Steel
Corp has been operating for the
Government since war days.
Judging by the heat generated
between Mr.. Kaiser and C. M
White, head of Republic, at a
stormy congressional hearing We'd
nesday night. working out details
of the transfer will be no easy task
The War Assets Administration
contends it made an interim op-
Grating agreement with Kaiser
Frazer Corp. only after negotia-
tions for a new lease with Republic
became deadlocked and there was
danger of the furnace being shut
down.
FOundries in Middle.
Mr.. White charged he was the
victim of a Sinking DEAL" and Mr..
Kaiser retorted that Republic was
using Hitler tactics" to get lease
on its own terms. Caught in the
croSs-flre are several hundred scat
tered foundries in the East and
Midwest anxious to know if they
will continue to get pig iron Re-
public has been able to furnish
them.
Although Government officials are
still considering final action on an
option Mr.. Kaiser has exercised to
lease the plant for 20 years with the
right to buy it, WAA officials say
the agreement for interim operation
by Kaiser-Frazer is settled fact.
What complicates the changeover
within a few days is that the fur
mace was built as an integral part
.of Republics blast furnaces in
Cleveland, and the big question at
the close of the congressional hear
ing was how well Mr.. Kaiser and
Mr.. White would be able to CO.
operate in working out operating
details.
Bricker Sees Politics.
Testimony indicated it would take
from $1,500,000 to s4,0o0,000 and
considerable time to equip the fur
mace to operate as a separate
entity.
Meanwhile, Senator Bricker. Re-
publican, of Ohio said he believed
politics certainly were involved in
the transfer. Mr.. Kaiser, he as
serted, has been and still is a fair
haired boy of the administration"
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Navy Hurricane Hunter Probes
Storm Moving Toward Florida
Radio Contact With Plane Lost Because of
Stotic Accompanying 100-MiIe Blow

from the Navy plane, the Weather
Bureau said.
Storm warning headquarters said
the hurricane apparently was con-
tinuing its northwestward course at
about IS miles an hour. While this
took it in the general direction of
the Florida Georgia coast, it was
emphasized that the storm was still
far away and could easily change its
course.
Hurricanes rarely move in a
straight line" said Grady Norton,
(See HIJRRICANE. Page A-4)
Evening star., 1948-08-27
97.2 |OfficioF Heat
Contrasts With SO
At Weather Bureau

The official high temperature
yesterday may have been 97.2
degrees, but how hot 1t really
was depended on where you
were.
The Weather Bureaus official
reading was taken from the
National Airport Station.
But at the same time the 97.2
reading was taken at National
Airport, it was SO degrees on
the Bureau thermometer atop
its building at Twenty-fourth
and M streets NV.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
By the Assoeiotsd Rrasl

MIAMI, Fla, Aug. 27.-A Navy
hurricane hunter banged its way
into the 106-mile-an-hour hur-
ricane about 900 miles east of
Miami today and lost radio con-
tact with land because of static
conditions.
The Weather Bureau said the
hurricane apparently was centered
at noon about $50 miles northeast
of Turks Island, Bahamas. More
definite information will be given
later when reports are available
Evening star., 1948-08-27

Government agencies began
giving the "go-home" sign to
employees before noon today in
the face of prospective 100
degree temperature.
Indications were that more Gov
ernment workers would be dismissed
today than the 39,824 who were let
out of sizzling buildings yesterday.
when the mercury hit seasons high
of 97.2 degrees and at least II per-
sons were treated for heat prostra-
ton.
No relief is in sight. The Weather
Bureaus early morning forecast
calling for a high of near 90 was
revised upward at II am. to read:
Sunny, hot and humid with high
est near 100 degrees today. Clear
and quite warm tonight, lowest about
IS. Saturday sunny and continued
hot"
The low in the last II hours was
IA degrees at 7 am. today.
The first retreat from Govern
menJ buildings came when los en-
ployes of the Bureau of Labor
Statistics and the United States
Employment Service left temporary
building U before noon.
One thousand workers at the
Government Accounting Office'x
building at First and M streets NV.
left at noon.
Records Totter Elsewhere.
Dismissal of employees is not
mandatory but is adhered to in
most cases in non-air conditioned
buildings If the temperature and
humidity reach certain stages as
follows: Temperature 90 degrees
and humidity 10 per cent; tenn
perature 93. humidity 60; "a and IS.
95 and SO, So and As, 81 and 40,
SO and SO, SO and "a and 100 de-
grees and 80 per cent.
The hot weather closed classes at
George Washington University at
Evening star., 1948-08-27
US. Army Finds Red Cell
In Korea Headquarters
By the Assoeioted Rfsss

SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 27.-The
United States Army disclosed today
that it had unearthed a Communist
cell in its oath Corps headquarters
at the Hanto Hotel.
An announcement said "a Koreans
were arrested and 13 of them had
been sentenced to jail. Most of the
Koreans were dining room employees.
The Army said there was no evi-
dence of spying, but the employees
had been distributing leaflets in
support of the Russian sponsored
government of North Korea.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Late News
Bulletin

Mars Hops From HowoT
HONOLULU R.-The big
Navy flying boat Caroline
Mars took of on . nonstop
flight for Chicago today at
7:13 Am. Hawaiian time (1:13
pm. EDIT.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Four Die in Jop Ruinstorm

TOKYO, Aug. n (P.-Four per-
sons were drowned and six were
missing today in a 48-hour rain
storm which hit Wakayama prefec-
ture.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
18 Sufe in Plane Crush

SINGAPORE. Aug. 27 tP.-A
British Overseas Airways Corp.
plane crashed just after taking off
for Colombo, Ceylon. today, but the
l8 persons aboard escaped almost
unScathed.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Allied ENJOYS Confer
With MoIotov AGAIN.;
Talk May Be Crucial
Westerners to Meet at
British Embassy After
Moscow Conference
bulletin

MOSCOW (P).-The Western
ENJOYS left the Kremlin after
conferring for about three
hours with Foreign Minister
Molotov.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
100 Heat Due;
II. ). Dismissa|s
Begun at Noon
No Relief in Sight
As Nation Suffers
And Records Totter
BULLETIN

The Commissioners gave all
city employees working in the
District Building the rest of
the day off at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Employees at the
air conditioned Municipal
Center remained at their
desks.
Evening star., 1948-08-27
Old farmhouse
Gives New Turn
To Hiss Inquiry
Mundt Says SO and 81
Deals Mean Chamber.
Used Right Name Ther
bulletin

Whitaker Chambers ad-
viSed the House Committee
on Un-American Activities to-
day that Alger Hiss Drove him
to see the Maryland farm on
which Mr.. Hiss made a down
payment and which Mr..
Chambers ultimately bought,
Robert E. Stripping, chief in
vestigator, announced early
this afternoon.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE
At New Y0rk-First Game
Cleveland - 90
New York %
Batteries-FelieS and Hegan; Raschi
and Niarhos.
Evening star., 1948-08-27

(See EUROPE. Page A-4
Evening star., 1948-08-27

(See sCIENTISTS, Fege A-4O
Evening star., 1948-08-27
w e a ther Forecast

Sunny, hot and humid with highest near 100
today. Clear and quite warm tonight with
lowest about rs. Continued hot weather for
the next five days with little change in day.
to-day temperatures. Scattered showers due
about Wednesday. (Full report on Page A-2D
Evening star., 1948-03-21
1RAIlERS iCont) !

NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new schult, Travelo. American, How
ard and zimmef coaches. Our sales dis
play open for your inspection, 8 am. to @
pm. daily and Sunday. Sales branch.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC, at Oak
Grove Trailer Court. 4 miles south of
Alexandria on Route /. Phone OV. 2s01.
TRAILER, Elcar, 1S it.. sleeps A: electric
brakes: good cond.; only 5000 cash. HI.
$50, 206 72nd pl, Carmody Hills, Md.
GLYDER HOUSE TRAILERs 1e4s; i've
beautiful models on display. equipped with
hot and cold running water, large electric
refrigerators, stainless steel kitchens; some
models with shower and flush toilets;
why pay high rent when a small down pay
ment and monthly rent receipts will buy
MOTOR & TRAILER Co, 5000 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring, Nd. 81. $500 or
AMERICAN TANDEM 1s47, 2s-ft.; sleeps
4; elec. refgr., hot water, carpeted floor;
new condition; priced reas. For quick sale.
new E 81 sPAkTo,N MANOR with latest equip @
Manor. good, at Ss,460.. Cali HfNT2E
TRAILER SALES. Waldorf. Md 2152 -29
35-FT. LOW-TYPE semitrailer,. ex-bus; 2
doors. 20 glass windows; ideal to make
ONCE or or 3 rm. liy. trailer: real
LUGGAGE 2-WHEEL, new: removable side
racks, canvas top brakes: ideal for trip.
camping or general use: to 1000 pounds;
4XS body: best in a trailer; S195. 81.
1897. TREADWEI1L has it.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

list AND 1na rRUsr LOANS = PROMPT
cal i Col coLoSIA. NXIsTMENT Go. SIT
aoNEY sse & nI 81 sncoSD ID SsD0 TRUST we vii,
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVESTMENT CORP. 1879
n r ave. NV. National 1888.
End TRUST NOTES purchased. Call MA.
1910 WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP:
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
In D. c.. Md. and Va; Mr.. DRA1sNER'
14O4 L ST. NV. MA. 4157.
MORTGAGE LOANS, 40; no charge for
agR5aifalI; : PFS y s " MOORE & HILL co. so4
TRUsTS, lst 2nd and 3rd, nearby Md.
"a; and D; G.: one weeks service ADAMs SE
EEALIa isIs. Re, c0;ii fsia sOo N. ave n'". 81!
CASH FOR DEFERRED purchase money,
end trust notes white or coloredl; quick
settlement; personal calls preferred. Full
TON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI.
$3.50. Brokers attention, ,
1st AND 2nd TRUSTS-Second trust
notes purchased: reasonable; quick serv-
ice. HARRY S. PEIKIN, MA. 00s4. Eve.
DE. 1915.
PRIvATE PARTY will buy frst and second
trusts on good NV. residence. Call WO.
f541 or Box 39-R, Star.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
MONEY WANTED.

NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION LOANS, ex-
ceptional return safeguarded by first deed
of trust for small or lge. investor; COM
mltments insure full payment in 8 to
6 mos. EDW. G. ADAMS CORP, OIL.
2442. -2l
SEVERAL Ist MORTGAGES available with
80 interest: or 6 second trust notes,
&c interest: reasonable discount: good
makers on all. MR.. PARKS, Broker. UN.
SECOND TRUST-Several desirable notes
secured by trusts on D. C.. and nearby
Maryland properties; very satisfactory dis
count for quick sale. OWNER, WA. 1894,
WE HAVE CLIENTS desiring immediate
loans from $4,000 to 100000; 1st trust
notes at 81: Please communicate with
US. NICHOLSON g. CO., MA. 5637, lI20
Vermont ave. NV. -22
NEED CASH. Wish to sell at discount. 3rd
chattel trust note of $500 on going busi-
ness, at Sc, payments beginning Dec,
1850, at $3.50 month. HO. 1874.
REAL Est. NOTES, we'll secured. seasoned;
disc. 40 a VI. or maximum 271aee: SO
int mo nyYntS No brokers JJN T046
Evening star., 1948-03-21
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

WE HAVE just six 1-wheel luggage
carriers. brand-new. which we win sell
use. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washing
tons largest Pontiac dealer, 1437 Irving
St. NV, AID. $500 -23
SEAT CovERS-We carry a large stock of
good quality seat covers in popular colors
TO match your car; prompt and neat in
stallation. ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. wash
ington's largest Pontiac dealer, 1437 Irv-
ing st. NV. AID. $500.
CALIFORNIA MUFFLERs, sandee. duals
and singles for all makes and models;
other auto acces. SH. 5110 or FIR. 557S.
Brandywine 31s7 after pm "a
AUTO TOPS. tan or black, first-grade ma
terials, triple texture, guaranteed water
price of S39 80 (most carsl, plus nominal
installation. LAD MILLS ESQ CENTER,
wisconsin and Que st. NV. MI. 5000.
TIES: like new; 6,0ox16, S19.5O; one
an offer; GE; 1926. MR.. HODGES.
BRAKE LINING OUTFIT. $50; o. 8. air
compressor, S75; l new front end lineup
bar, $40. CHI. 9731.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chew
vans. stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day. week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
ME. ,7Q11.
eral hauling: van. stakes. panels; white
help; reas. rates. TW. 1870.
TRUNKS, personal effects. baggage, etc;
prompt serv., day, night; truck with
efic. white driver, $3.50 hr. LU. s905.
NEED TRUCK: Owner driven, rented
by hour, day or week; especially good for
small deliveries. Call DE. 9233.
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs: prompt
service, reas; prices: local or long dis
tance. ia. 2931: after pm, GE. 1416.
Evening star., 1948-03-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (con,. !,

FoRD 3D. 1929 panel. ,n sSoa ss, running c9nd,
Can RocRviile ssss, NC Monday eea8as th9oe9h Pr FL.
day; am, to s pm. -21
sond SeE Ts Is pfasa sg4s Hser
sS9' fsss ns2ssiiI2
Sse se fes7 81 ton pahei Dn f7Ge new motor
ts rms or trade. ,HERsoN AUTO. & AP-
t1da t1h1ANcE co" sth and o SITS. NV, .pE
osH sss ynl 1898 ssa 1ton ,act large PANEL
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tires, tires, passed a.5 inspection will sell to best
sR0cKWAX. is41 a3a-ton; 1e-ft stake
ill.,. DoDsE i. ION sssEs tr4s5
litter, ST. ST. 5000: ewes. sH. 4s4a. Mas oil
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70 tires Hss.t in Foed mdsI e0pd; Price S7s5 See
at Mich. ave. ne, RE. $500.
BIG BUSINESS HERE trucks are our
e eMc aH-ton exe dump ----s1,55o
,43 Federal 2A-ton dump - 1875
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to select from. All kinds, ali sizes. Army
truck parts and service. CENTRAL MOTOR
Arl., cH. 1000. other good truck bargains
at our Alexandria truck plants 1901
oronoco St. Alex. ov. 1900. -21
IREADWELL HAS THEM. and guaran-
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bn5 # it doss mot belong
Ford 1e4s 2.ton l2-ft. stake body. 2
Speea rear: SO o,n tires new de luxe type
So. 2S2: No black market, am the loser
Station wagon. Dodge 1945 s-passenger,
ailmetal SIDES and top gray COLOR ex
road service: $733: parts and services are
available. This is the sister to civilian
ooage power wagon. o
seats; looks and runs like new; new paint,
good tires and condition; none better than
used bus; S1.744.
studebaker coupe: very, plain, good tires
ter 80 Studebaker Comma nder available.
Tank trailer. SEQ gallons for water or
hitch; install on your pickup stake or
dump truck; 1888.
Bulldozer trailer, 1owboy-type. for haul
ing bulldoSer up to l5 tons: air brakes,
dolly front wheels; S9ss.
Dump truck. Mack E. F., 2-ton, S25
Gar Wood body. 2la yards S1,244
Stake truck: GMC '45 2-ton, 2-speed
rear S.25 good tires, $4,000 actual miles.
real buy. 81 .545.
TREADWELL HAS THEM 1901 Piney
Branch rd.. Silver Spring, Md, 81. 1877.