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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-03


next years senior class. The
Lions Club quartette, Dr. D. j
Weber, Mr.. Sidney Laymond
Mr.. Robert Allen, and Mr.. Mar
vim Fogt, sang several numbers
They were accompanied by Mrs
Sidney Laymon and Miss Lena
Chiesa.
The address of the evening
was given by 1t. Col. Dan Nc
cheney, who graduated from R.
H. S. in the class of 1892, after
which he received an appoint
ment to West Point. His talk was
based on his war experiences.
Miss Lena Chiesa, of Fort
Wayne, played several piano Sc
lections. The Eastern Star Choir
us, under the direction of Mr..
Aaron Durnell, sang several
numbers. They were accompan-
led by Mrs. Harold Winter.
Guests of honor besides the
speaker and his wife included:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Fisher, SUI
perintendent of the Redwood
schools; Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Cochran. Mr.. Cochran is the
teacher of English in the high
school and he introduced the
members of the graduating class
Mr.. Sullivan then introduced
three members of the class of '98,
Miss Olive Sinkey, Mr.. Frank
Hartman, of Marion; and Mr.
John Jolley, of Marion. Letters
were read by the secretary from
Bessie Arehart Thompson, Mar
ion; Bertha Baughman Faris, of
Los Angeles; Mrs. Amman Win
ter Morris, of Miami; and DR..
Guy Williams, superintendent of
Hawtherndon State Hospital,
Macedonia. These members of
the class were unable to be pres
ent.
Several members of the class
of 1923 were present and were
given recognition. Among those
were Mr.. Paul Speyer, Mrs. Lloyd
Matteson, Mrs. Fay Lytle, Mrs.
Homer Van Buskirk, Mrs. Owen
Webb.
The dinner was planned and
given by the junior class of the
high school, under the direction
of Mrs. Sturgis Cheney. The
dining room was beautifully dec
grated in the colors of the
graduating class, red and white.
Class Reunion
On Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Matteson entertain
ed thirteen members of the class
of 1923 at their home east of
town. Those present were Mrs.
Fay Lytle, of Bellefontaine; Mrs.
Dana Spain, of Columbus; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Jones, of Mar
ion; Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Van
Buskirk; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Speyer; Mrs. Owen Webb; Mr..
and Mrs. Howser Hunt, of Cuya-
hoga Falls.
Miss Joy Haines, of Ohio
Northern university, was week
end guest of her mother, Mrs.
Daisy Haines and attended the
r. H. S. alumni dinner.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Goeway
and daughter, Miss Janet Goe-
way, of Columbus, were Mon
day luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Weller. Mrs. Ruth
Weller was also guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Arthur, of
Springfield, were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Gill and family. They attended
the R. H. S. alumni dinner and
dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brooks,
of Springfield, were guests in
Redwood last weekend and
attended the R. H. S. alumni
dinner. Mrs. Brooks is a teach
er in the Springfield schools.
She graduated from r. H. S.
under the name of Garnet Alder
and later taught in the Rich
wood grade school.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-03
BY MRS. r. J. LANGSTAFF

Redwood High School Alumni
Redwood high school held its
thirty-second annual dinner and
dance at the high school build
ing Friday evening, May %.
MIR. Dallas Sullivan jr., pres
ident, presided at the program
which followed the dinner. The
class of 1948 was welcomed into
the association by Mr.. Sullivan
and the response was given by
the class president, Mr.. Wilton
McElroy. There were thirty-two
members in the graduating class
this year.
Miss Janet Zuspan and Miss
Patty Sanders, accompanied by
Mrs. Robert Sanders gave several
vocal duets. Miss Zuspan and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-06-03

Fresh colors, amaz-
ing instability make
this finish the house
wife's favorite for
kitchen, bath.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Britain Starts New Move To Halt Palestine War

By the Associated Press - A new move to halt the Palestine war was forecast in London Sat urday.
 Foreign secretary Ernest Bevin discussed the situation with Lew is Douglas, US. Ambassador. Soon afterward, diplomatic officials said the new move, described as inn portant, will come to the United Nations. Earlier officials said Brit ain had informed the United States that Britain must retain her relations with Arab nations in the middle east as a great bar rier against the flow of Commun- ism"
 On another diplomatic front, there were signs of a Russian plan to reduce war separations in an effort to tighten relations with Communist politicians in Finland suggesting that their gov ernment ask Russia to cut their 100000 separations bill. Such letter would not be published in Moscow without some official backing for such a plan. A Mos cow dispatch pointed out that there would be nothing to stop Romania and Hungary from mak- ing similar requests if Finland does so.
 British military authorities at Haifa announced today that Spit fires had shot down four Egyp- tian planes bombing a British airfield at Ramat David. 35 miles east of Tel Aviv.
 The announcement said three Britons were killed and six wound ed in three separate raids on the field, which is within the Haifa
 (Continued on Page EighD
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Northwest Floods Causing Great
 Loss and Damage

By The Associated Press-RiSing rivers in four northwest states ere ated tension today in areas be- ing threatened by floods.
 Northern Idaho and western Montana were the first to feel the force of heavy runoffs from mountain snow packs, but Wash ington and Oregon residents al- so were watching the river gauges.
 Reports from St. Regis, Mont, said the town was partially under water and the south fork of the Clark Fork River was threaten ing a bridge on US. highway TO-. The town is 30 miles east of the Idaho-Montana line.
 In Missoula, Mont, some low lands and roads were flooded and water poured into easements in some neighborhoods as the Miss oula River reached its highest since the 1908 flood. The river still was rising.
 Bonners Ferry, Idaho, residents watched the Kootenai River creep an inch an hour toward the top of 31foot dikes guarding the town and 40,000 acres of land. The Weather Bureau predicted the river would reach the 3O-foot mark and go over the dikes in the next few days. The Army Corps of Engineers dispatched 220 soldiers from Fort Lewis to help save the dikes.
 In northern Idoho and eastern Washington, the St. Joe, Snake, Clearwater and Spokane Rivers hit new peaks for the year. The rising tributaries were forcing up the level of the mighty Columbia.
 Cloudbursts in southeastern and
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The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Seattle Sending u of w Clee Club Gift to Alaska

SEATTLE,-A Gift" to Alaska from Seattle businessmen com memorating the 50th anniversary of the Alaska Gold Rush will sail from Seattle June 10.
 The Gift" will be the Univer- ity of Wilmington Glee Club, 28 strong under the direction of Pro- lessor Charles w. Lawrence, which will visit 13 Alaska cities to pre- sent performances.
 Arriving from Fairbanks by air Sunday, June 20, the club will present an evening performance in Nome and fly to Kodiak the
 Continued on Page Eighb
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
VFW Joins Am. Legion On Vets Legislation

JUNEAU, -(P)-The Veterans of Foreign Wars has joined the To- cal American Legion in urging Congress to refrain from passing legislation with more Veterans benefits.
 Like the Legion post, the VFW group also urged corrections of any defects now existing in the program of veterans benefits.
 The resolution said that appro- priations for veterans now amount to 20 per cent of the Federal bud get.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Southern Demos Agree To Support Trunan's Veto

WASHINGTON, - (HO -Presi- dent Truman had evidence today that some of the southern Demo- crats who have been battling his civil rights program still are will ing to support him on other mat ters.
 The evidence came in the form of 27 Democratic Senate votes which sustained his veto of bill which would have permitted Sem ators to order an FBI investiga- ton of key atomic officials.
 Two Republicans - Langer of North Dakota and Morse of Ore gon-also went along. But as the count turned out their votes were not needed to give MT. Truman his first veto victory this year.
 COP leaders had counted on southern anger over the presi- dents civil rights proposals to help them override the veto.
 But only nine Democrats joined the 38 Republicans voting to over ride That was four short of the necessary two-thirds majority.
 Among those supporting MT. Truman's argument that the bill would invade his executive pow CTS were such outspoken critics of his civil rights program as Sen- atorS Olin Johnson of South Caro- lima, Hill and Sparkman of Ala bama, and Stennin of Mississippi.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
President Makes 4POint Plan For Alaska Territory

WASHINGTON (P) -Presi- dent Truman's plan to make AL aska a strong partner" of the 43 states was welcomed in Con- gress today as a defense move against whatever aggressive ac- ton Russia May take"
 While the president mentioned the need for Alaskan military development" only briefly, that angle was the one stressed most heavily by members of Congress commenting on his special mes sage yesterday. Several of them added that the development pro- gram should have started long ago.
 We must put Alaska in a pos ition where we can defend it ag ainst whatever aggressive action Russia may take," said Rep. CraW- ford R-Mich). "The president is on the right track this time, but we are ten years behind right now"
 MT. Truman urged statehood for the 8O-year-old territory lat the earliest possible moment" but pointed out that other steps also are needed eff Alaskans are to achieve steady and balanced in dustrial, agricultural and commun- ity growth"
 He asked Congress for speedy action on the following subjects:
 I. Improvement of air. sea and land transportation.
 2. Federal aid for housing, health and community facilities, such as schools, hospitals, and public utilities.
 3. Settlement of land claims by natives which have complicated property ownership.
 4. Encouraging new settlers.
 MT. Truman noted with approv- al that the House Public Lands Committee had voted unanimous ly for an Alaska statehood mea- sure. That bill, however, has been held up by the rules committee.
 There was no mention in the presidents message of Alaska's strategic position in relation to
 Continued on Page Eight
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Fairbanks Flooded By Cinema River
 Loss Over $lOO,OOO

FAIRBANKS, -(P)-The flood ing Cinema River apparently crested late Saturday af CT causing dam age estimated roughly at near $100,OOO.
 Despite the leveling off of the swollen stream. hundreds of per- sons renewed their all-night vigil behind dirt dikes hastily thrown up to protect their homes and various property holdings.
 Ppersons driven from homes prepared to spend their second night in emergency shelters such as lodge halls and dormitories of the University of Alaska. .a
 The bulk of the damage was in the basements and first floors of homes in the flood area. Resi- dents looked forward to many hours of pumping out flooded basements, clearing property of debris and repairing damage.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
First Boat Sails
 For Nome June 3rd Second, June l7th.

We have received information from the Seattle office of the All aska Steamship Company, that the sailing, the second of the sea- son, will be moved up a week to June IT, because of the heavy offering of Nome cargo, which cannot be accommodated on the first sailing June 3rd. Officials of the company believe that by nov ing the sailing up one week from June24th as previously scheduled there will not be too much delay in consignees receiving their mer- chandise even. if received hre for the second sailing.
 The announcement stated that the deadline for ordinary freight will be 800 pm. on May 28th for the first boat.
 Tn first boat scheduled for the Nome and Norton Sound sailing is the M/V Jumper Hitch, and in addition to other ports of call listed. will call at Ungalik after the Golovin stop.
The Nome nugget., 1948-05-24
Six Nations In
 Agreement For Western Germany

LONDON, - (P) -Respons- ible diplomatic sources say six nation agreement has been reached here to set up a provisional gov- ernment this year for western Germany.
 They reported last night ten tative decision has been made to call a constituent assembly about Sept. 1, with broad powers and authority to draw up a con- stitution for that area.
 The six nations are the United States, France and Great Britain, which share occupation of west ern Germany, and Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, linked in the Benelux Customs Union and adjoining Germany as France does.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
OFFICES FOR RENT.

THREE ROOMS AND LAVAToRY-Entire
second floor, in excellent downtown build-
ing on 18th St. near telephone co.; avail
ton. Call Mr.. franklin, WEAVER BROS.
INC. washington Bids, D1. 5000; eyes
G6NvENIENTIY q tfsSiTIY LOCATED ONO. room rooms.
available in large modern office bldg, situ-
eourt THos Is kt5 J. FISHER coi Goo me nc.
sIE CONDITIONED. new building. ii .a. near q
sz,s.os ss sasnt s!sssSs
7EREE zEI Ios srAcous sh 81 nT HA sesS S So ae
near % statier and Carlton. Available y now.
FWo FE 11ss IaRsE eHe BRieaT BR sTo
overlooking Franklin Park. 1904 Eye st.
sii sis 10th ST. N.w.-ofice or workshop
space approximately 1;soo SIT. SO; It; snd snd
ffeisht f0h elsVstore: ltSs ss loading isetes rom
alley, Leasing dept, LEO n: BERNSTEIN BEE ~
fRSarE f2 i415 orFeE & NV e.sasor Mt sSs 15t4
III fssh Asp sS wv, s:oSo &c = s Il. I'm prom
viRals1a sSnRsi a oFFfcE af1afi srAcE-1oe.ted on
street Level with display window' on Lee lee
sales agency, real estate broker or con-
tractor; will rent furnished or unturnished.
or Will rent deSk space. Phone CH- Ib3o
OFFICE SPACE and phone service. -412
Southern BLDG: Ma 2014. 30
new modern freproof bldg g9I5 Ga. ave.
Call SH. 1141. MODERN REALTY co. 80
1910 3YE ST. N.W.-First floor front Of
500 month THE WASHINGTON LOAN q
TRUST co. rental dept. 900 st. NV.
OFFICE SPACE AvAILABLE-sinsle rms
or LARGE suites for immediate occupancy;
all space redecorated: ideal downtown To-
cation; reasonable rental; rental agent
ATTRACTIVE end FLOOR. FRONT on
Conn. ave. and 8 st n.w.-Approximately
and heat furnished; most desirable; low
rental. TERM1NIX CO. DU. 2255. 20
ATTRACTIVE CONN. AVE. SUITE in large
downtown elevator bldg. near Maynower.
consisting Of l ONCE, seerstarial alcoye::
$125; / ". or longer. Aug. 1. RE. oo57.
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Evening star., 1948-07-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 2-ton long..w.b. heavy duty
stake; driven only "a miles; s at nst priss s
R1ER. RIhfs EN-: 1EaokS o74s' asAiS0ie' .AA ~A so
roFP sI Pm 1898 sasa h-ton panel truck sssS'' sssSS''
St GMC, st STAKE sYs body, 1s4s; four trucks; $-
ton; 2-speed rear end; s.25x2o tires; So mile.
age less than 1000; ,orig. cost. So 800:
g4nx P5ssa s..fdsss sseo Ma zach ass5 Can any s'
runs almost like new; almost new heavy
es1z serm. tires or cssh s HEG1nf BH1MsR nssp
3IlO Hamilton St. West Hyattsville. Nd.
VA: 0eo0.o Closed SUNDAY. a.. 40
b.s PopeE ef 94 buRes ReHt Incl I'D fSo s Sr
a.. shns soGa fsmp!ps FA 45sa t5ps hauling mercsfn
running condition; Just passed Va, in
s:n Ents1aa IS Fl. ss: s! i
1885 .1h-ton yan-typs
panel: sl5S ehsgroet ats 1854 ,c ih;ton van: van:
psssed ssss 'fns1 inspsetioS O' pTlSss. SAFE iiiS
fASEIs. Z and ~ Y ton; m I.1 brand new; I'm i'm
Very economical to operate, plenty OF room
in body. sturdily built. very pspgy ING moseri ST,
aofoR feSH co. go %Si nss sa
SsMAH5N @ ne 0eeHEeSRoLrff. eSRsL fora fa4o UD:hus s.:
SSDSI; 10 wheel. 11~ ton; no OF: sf.ll
ppopdf Don 9ls4s 1m-.on van type, .ll..s.sl
Al cond Call GE. 1113. Pa
INTERNATIONAL 1941 1a-ton panel; motor
and mechanical parts in perfect condition,
WILLIAMS, +: ave. at goth st.. s; ne ,on9, NO
poPsE s5Sa or lSea Se:s d.r @ rofd ias
5-speed rear, 5000 mi; Sl,sbO, or best
both. Both W. SPEED. a4i3 18th st. NV. 20'
new rubber; best offer. ia. 3075. --2l
STUDEBAKER 194e pickup; like new,
Si,350; 1919 st. SET At s41S s..x,
ideal odO5 for 10 t1n Sss6s assss go
IsTfR Il svsi is57 @7' JsSSl Ssnsl $500; yeis;sss..
aARAoE' See Phi. warned $500: Ia
GMC 194S tractor No. 623; air brakes,
1920, tires, 5000 actual miles: Sb0Q on
of list price. Alex. 1853. -22
FORD 1941 ton and half stake body: b
speeds forward. heavy duty, good cond,
a BARGAIN. Call WA. 9019. 20
AUTO CAR TRACTOR 1888 8-ton. sleeper
cab, excellent condition throughout, $1,49b.
Federal tractor 1947 3-ton; new truck;
broekways @ 1899 2m-ton ehs.sis
excel. condition and Al 9,00x20 tires;
real buys at S495.
Dumps, all sizes, also several practically
new 2h7 yard Sr6 dump bodies. SHERIFF
MOTOR CO.. 900 r. 1. ave. ne. MI. 5000.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE

DRUM POINT BEACH announces the
opening Of its harbor section! Now sports
where plans for a private dock and har-
Dor can become reality: where pleasure
craft can be moored almost at the front
throw from solomons Island; Drum, Point
Beach; You're .risht in the center Of
lust about everything nature has to ofier:
Of washington; S" lots s' are re generously pro.
portioned, none less than 10000 50. It. In
area; prices unusually low, from $4e5
Sow pRuM poN get coR ~ oWDsns ss
agents; Calvert Realty Agency. ego South
pTinds Blds RI stss week ends paSne
owneI BAY RiDaG
EN-. s100. Broker cooperation solicited.
$1,000 DOWN buys this very exclusive
near Beverly. and Mayo beaches, highly
restricted residential section, 23-ft. living
room. beautiful lawn and shrubbery, COM
Pesfss ssa'hss Ssis IN Hsc s ls
LOT at Woodland beach; Y block from
po Do'sf Yot s01sas WssF f. Da asSs improved
sSSss D,ss.,ss vi WALTRs tai
i7s7 K st. NV. MA. 6sss, wo. o747. 30
BUNGALOW, "a it. by 2s it.; 2 bedrms..
liv.. rm., kit. and bath; partially COM
pleted; water front lot, 57x135; Cobb
Island. WA. 1865. 80
DRUM POINT BEACH, Washinston's lsrs-
est beach development! No need to worry
about crowded and contested beaches and
facilities; at Drum Point Beach there is
ample room for all. without crowding
beautiful beaches ever developed; miles
and miles Of white sandy beaches on the
Chesapeake, that even have shade trees!
Gorgeous forestry. too, plus fresh-water
lakes and many other features too nu-
merous to mention; superb location, easily
accessible from any part OF washington
lots are generously proportfoned, none
less than 10000 SO. IT. in area. Prices un-
usually low, too! From $495 terms avail
able) Get the entire story frst-hand
DRUM POINT CORP, owners. developers,
Washing ton, D. c. Calvert Realty Agency,
sole sales agents, eco Southern Bldg,
RE. S43s; week ends phone Prince Fred
erick 10S -23
BAY RIDGE-Year around bay-front
home, available Immediately; new-house
bedTms. and bath on 2nd a.; large nv;
kit. with picture window. elec: refgr., gas
stove. auto. laundry; beautiful view OF
water from 2 picture windows; lge.
screened porches; setting Of shade trees;
gear garage; 2 outdoor bath houses; oil
heat. DI. 2740 or Annapolis Bay Vista
3341. -25
BEVERLY BEACH-Must sell 7-rm., furn
houss Tot for ana sae bss
Evening star., 1948-07-20

STORE, 16x70, new brick bldg; desirable
loc:; Lyon Park, Arlington. Call Mr..
NEWLY ERECTED MODERN STORES in
thickly, populated colored section. on busi-
ness ness street. NV. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
SMALL STORE in GOOD Northwest resi-
Dental and college section. suitable for q
l-man barber shop or beauty parlor; low
MRNT ssRsaI * m 4SadA 4 MILLER pEvEL3P- 9e
VALET AND SHOE REPAIR SHOP. in
center market, 9Th and X sts. n.w.-In-
GOOD fses 9ppSs %pDly Ms f. sHos
MAKER, N, market managsr;
eass gfa stsEs' o. on E 'r
CO., 1918 st. NV. DI. $685. 30
1889 WISCONSIN AVE. NW.-Ideal
Georgetown location for either practical
Of RoBERT ". SAVAGE 4 514 4 Union Union Trust TrTst
PH51ainsi IsoS sLodK X GoaGmBn asa9; Kpa1SS9o,a
HS5 nss.o szs4 N aig6st g6TH Ii aSSF ssao heat
NICHOLS AVE. s.E.ALse. ss. store store, next Si to
Reas. WELDON CO.. NE. so11. 80
FIRST TIME OFFERED store at s719 Ga.
ave, in beautiful Montgomery Hills. Cali
RFAITY FiFhEF ,sfh c0. s71s sss. Ss ave s., :, go
1SS1 CoLUMBIA RD. N.W.@Larse store;
approx. 20xl00; suitable any high class
business; air cond. pvt rear parking.
For further details. call Mr.. Gerber,
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO.. AID.
Evening star., 1948-07-20
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ANGLIA rev Is4s Ford's sI EnssllI:h-5uils
iisda ii1ered. Aiso Pes Prsf.c. 1ordor sedan. isvn
stD s7eSs asiiveled available With senun.
eaeepsonai sss CASH or
with or without trade in; delivery 6-25
days. See Your neighhoIh1od Ford dealer
Vermont ave. nv Ma. $3.50. -.
choice Of eolors; So miles al s Per ssilon; stIs
continental desisn: hydraulic brakes.
equipped, incl. heater and defrosters; only
aAFTAS at2g2 AUTO & RApIo CO. both sides
& f,sIn, IN at r St NV Phone Ho. 7SS.;
Triumph. Triumph Hiilman and others. JACK fRY.
aYss aYs SIS 18th RE + Bass Bs or 10th and fsnns'
BANTAM 1870 convertible; new tires; tep.
paint; IN daily use; parts obtainaoie; $4oo.
Stick io4s super 4.dr maroon, ell se-
BUICK m isSs ss6; As As osnsls,9n, soSss at $500
9ssrs,. meter s2d ma appearance; sl'2sS. Can
ssT sSIsK 1sss ssgst se[ ssasS Ia nj: ss
ne: AT. a464. Open SATURDAYS. ..,22
sE,Sk 1919 H5ss sSPsE fsc 5 .ss rs
ave. ne. Afr sia4. Open sataTssss''.
sS1ek s.e. in nss. so:, sss. sa e. : 'T,@a @ s sa
Z ss4g aao so saes 5odsy e 't guar
T1asi.is Wa.s's Oldest fprd '1 DssIsr. SA ESQ:
BUICK 1s41 4-dr.; r. and h. maroon--d.
Sasy rss. sssr fl aiE .Hos'h fIaff
Vermont ave nv. Wash-'s oldss. gord
fsslei sriek fssa IA sseS 4.ar sedan: thi. car has
al ak.. f. sEEr Il 9Go sef5 5elo W svs
SUCK ssg 1912 Roadmaster ssdanette; radio,
heater, very low mileage; this car cannot
i ion: rs s. ,4Ss: Is mos. so pay. BELL MO-
BUICK 1859 Century 4-dr.-only 10000
sesis Ike new You uA Jus. VsS'e can't Tn III Il
from brsnd-new car. IT'S uncanny how
car this age can be 80 well Kept. You'll
Il n.a iseEssf aSa e. 81 81 Mas. Gs.
sxs sIiick Sw 1aas nJ 7G22. 4a2 po..m....r. r.1,,
seal beam. lights. brand new battery,
alson a sserse fk sSss S' L. a Dxsb6sss' Dxbss ss eoR
BUCK BUCK 1929 ss Special 4.doos trunk sedan:
viii finance IL necessary Tor only S2P3
down; total price. s695. RE 5s67. sol
BUICK 1s4s Roadmaster sedan: . Spring
Valley car. under 10000 miles; r. and b.;
nylon seat cover; buy direct from owner
I Tor s2r33ao APPLY Rm. no. 1slz
BUICK 1899 , Special: s7ss. sMIIso
SAM. 1929 Wis. ave. NO. $3.50: q
CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
Evening star., 1948-07-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY--1948 Chew.
y, as stass' .Sk panss mon and ss hEs
DRIVE-UR-SELF. MI. 7o11.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. by the
hpv h9Hr day week nyIc DT ysar l.r sTEERET
Self. 201 @ st. NV. NO. 3311.
PICKUP TRUCK and operator available
for evening and Saturday work. Call Wa
205S. ga
VAN TRUCK-Largs or small jobsi promps
service, reas prices; local Or long distance.
"a, "a 2g37; aiter Z Pm. oE. l4le: 2is
rides, week nights and Sundays. Du. $3.50.
PANEL BODY TRUCK and driver for hire.
any time: light hauling. u. 1873. "a
Evening star., 1948-07-20

16 acres of fertile soil; coy 5-rm. bunga-
low; well water at kitchen door; wide
Near Fairfax. Vs.-one acre Of land;
Arm. BUNGALOW: very nice for young cple.
elec. refgr., coal or wood range: PRICE
ssiySV Near Fairfax. va.-sh acres of rich
soil; 2-rm. BUNGALOW: very cozy: large
chicken house. pig pen and 9ther eut.
more than needed: $4,000.
Alden, Vas lovely acres; S-rm. mouse.
heat; 1st d., kit, elec. refsr.. gas stove
wide stairway. End q. 3 beorms" oaIn-
Alden, Va.-Store building. 2-story' use
part Of Ist a. for store and could par
tition 3 rooms off: 2nd d.. could be par
titioned into rooms; level country: ricn
farm section: $1,000.
Near Woodbridge, ya;.7M I'm rms; ,rnn, modern ss
winding streams; No. I hwy; good nusi-
ness property; 1st a.. Kitchen, elec. stove,
refgr,. h-w. tank. liv. rooms, din rnn; ped
rm', bath, of1ce and lounge room; rms.
Near woodbridss-1s aeres Of land.
partly cleared: small and large pines; nice
frontage on State road: only Sis1o:
CHESTER COGSWELL
7ae N. AIbermarle st., Arlington. Va. OK.
1883. -Z3