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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
British Transport, Russian Fighter in Crash; IA Dead,
 Renews Tension in Berlin

BERLIN, April 5.--lR-A Brit ish transport plane crashed in flames today after colliding with Russian fighter craft, British au- thorities announced The British plane, Viking, carried 10 passen- gers and four crewmen.
 RAF officers said all IA were killed. Two of the passengers were understood to be Americans.
 The Russian fighter also crash ed
 The transport, belonging to the British European Airways, crashed as it was about to make land ing after a flight from London.
 Wings Hit
 RAF officials said the planes fell when their wings hit.
 Both dropped near the Spandau international prison, which holds the Nuremberg war crimes trial de- fendants who drew penitentiary terms.
 Spandau is on the edge of Der lin
 There have been frequent rumors in Berlin that Soviet fighters were diving on American and British planes, but there was not immed- fate indication whether this was true today.
 Tn London the airline said the crash occurred after the Russian fighter flew across the transports nose.
 German police reported the fighter plane fell into the Heer- strasse, main street in the Brit ish secor of Berlin. and the Rus. sian pilot was killed.
 The fighter clipped one wing off the British Viking.
 Crash Over Border
 Apparently the collision took place almost exactly over the bor- derline of the British sector of Berlin and the Soviet zone of Ger many.
 A German who saw the planes fall said the Russian craft did not burst into flames. but came down with terrific force.
 This incident came only few hours after an apparent easing in the East-West tension that has gripped Berlin several days. Brit ish authorities today accepted Soviet offer to talk over the dead lock on Russian restrictions on railroad traffic. and suggested full four-power meeting.
 The United States previously had accepted Russian proposal for discussion of the restrictions, which have harassed the movement of rail traffic between Berlin and the western allies zones of occupa- tion
 The plane crash seemed certain to renew tension in Berlin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
SHOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, April 5. - Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 3ss, American Can 817s, Anaconda 36, Curtiss- Wright 6as, International Harvester 90, Kennecott 52A, New York Central l4A, Northern Pacific 20N, U. s. Steel 73M, Pound $4.03A.
 Sales today were 100000 shares.
 Average today are as follows: Industrials. 177.92; rails, 54 IA; utili- ties, 33.54.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
SOAP BOX DERBY
 MOVIE WED. NIGHT
 AT GRADE SCHOOL

Don Skuse, Chairman of the Soap Box Derby Committee, announced today that moving pictures of last years local race will be shown in the grade school auditorium at 7:3o o'clock, Wednesday night.
 Skuse urges all boys who have registered to be there and to take any friends interested in the derby. Questions concerning the 1948 regu- lations will also be discussed at the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
POWERS GOES ON AIR
 TONIGHT, JW( PROGRAM

Listen in tonight at ' o'clock to a forum program over K l N Y arranged by Maurice Powers, Scout executive for Alaska, who recently replaced Delbert Hanks. Mrs. E. F. Chester, Jr. will be in charge of the program, which is part of a series arranged by the Juneau Wo- mar. Club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
NEW COFFEE SHOP E
 TO OPEN TOMORROW

Mir. and Mrs. Carl Holm have pur- chased the business at 323 South Franklin and will open the coffee shop doors Wednesday morning at ' o'clock. The new cafe will be known as The Holm's Coffee Shop and the owners are inviting all friends to be patrons.
 The Holms are the former owners of the Victory Cafe on South Frank lin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
THANKS FROM ACCA

The Board of Trustees of the Alaska Crippled Children's Asso- ciation appreciate the cooperation of teachers and pupils in the Ju- neau schools and express sincere thanks to all who contributed time and money.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
EIGHT SEATTLE VISITORS

MT. and Mrs. Martin Lynch, MT. and Mrs. J. s. Jeffred, L. F. St. Germain, Jack Stafford. T. F. Fully and w. L. Harrup, all regis cred from Seattle. are at the Baranoi Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
B RITISH
 TACKLING
 RUSSIANS
Will Try to Force Show down Over 4-Power Gov-
 ernment in Germany
(Bv The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 Britain took the lead today in trying to fierce a showdown with the Soviet Union over the future of four power government in Ger many.
 Maj. Gen Nevil C. D. Brownjohn, British deputy military governor, suggested that four-power meet ing be held to discuss the whole question of allied communications to and from Berlin. The Russians restricted western ground traffic to and from the former German cap- ital last week, but offered yester- day to discuss the resulting crisis. Britain accepted the Russian off CT, but broadened the issues with Brownjohns suggestion for a full scale four-power conference. The Russians, since walking out of the Allied Control Council March 20, have been dealing with the western power individually.
 Meanwhile, the U. s. Army withdrew over the weekend mili- tary police stationed last week at the Soviet railroad headquarters in the American sector of Berlin. This step was taken after the Russians had yielded to American demands that Russian sentries get out of the building.
 Foreign Aid Program In Washington, administration leaders pressed for quick start on the new $6,098, 100000 foreign aid program. Although propon- ents were confident the program would go far toward halting the spread of Communism, possible de- lay was seen in reported difference es among President Trumans' ad- visers as to which government agency should be placed in tenn porary control. The choice ap- peared to lie among the State De- partment, Reconstruction Finance Corp, and the Export-Import Bank.
 The United States begins today its campaign at Lake Success to win United Nations approval for temporary trusteeship for Pales- tine.
 Holy Land Strife
 Civil strife continued in the Holy Land. Haganah, the Jewish mili- tia. reported 38 Arabs were killed and many others wounded when Jewish settlers repulsed an Arab at tack at Mishmar Haemek, in nor thern Palestine Jewish losses were listed as three killed and 10 wounded.
 Italy displayed yesterday part of the military might left her under the peace treaty, in parade through downtown Rome. Nearly half a million Romans cheered as 25, 5,O0O troops marched in reply to Communist campaign threats in the April Is national elections.
 Egyptian Violence
 Violence broke out in Egypt Twenty persons were killed as troops tough striking policemen and civilian mobs in the streets of Alexandria.
 Nations of the Western Hemi- sphere, considering defense and economic problems at the Pan American conference in Bogota, Colombia. awaited proposals by Venezuela for plebiscites in Eu- ropean colonies in the western world on their political future
 Greece, pressing her spring of- fensive against Communist guer- rillas, announced that 152 rebels were killed in widespread weekend fighting. Several rebel strongholds were reported taken.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05

WASHINGTON. April 5. - R = President Truman may speed the start of the European recovery pro- gram by naming it's director within the next 48 hours.
 Presidential Secretary Charles G. Ross told reporters today that MT. Truman hopes to be able to an- nounce the appointment very soon.
 Ross said: T think it will not be today. Possibly, but not certainly. it will be tomorrow"
 He added that MT. Truman is not ready to name the rowing ambas- sador called for by the $6,098, ,000, 900 program aimed at stopping Con- munist expansion. Seventeen na- tions, including western Germany, will benefit.
 Ross said several officials of the National Association of Manufact- urers will offer their help in getting ERP under way. They had White House date to see MT. Truman.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
MARRIED AT DOUGLAS

Edwin H. Lindhoff and Julia Marvin, both of Juneau, were mar ried yesterday at the home of US. Commissioner Felix Gray in Doug las. Witnesses were Henry Ander- sen and Jetta H. Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
INTENTION TO WE'D

Mary Jean Sofoulis and Marvin Gerald Perkins, both of Juneau, nave filed an application with U. 5. Commissioner Felix Gray for a marriage license.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
RETURN TO JUNEAU

Tom Smith, MarceIle Adair, MT. and Mrs. N. B. Sorrels and E. Hastings, all of Juneau, returned to the city over the weekend and registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
COURT OPENS APRIL l4

Word was received here today that Judge Folta and other mem bers of the U. s. District Court. who are now in Ketchikan, will return to Juneau on April l2. Court will be called for Wednesday, Ap- il IA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
FOREIGN AID BILL E SIGNED BY TRUMAN; MOMENT0US EVENT
Is Quest for En during Peate-Hisforit Step
 Declares Marshall

WASHINGTON, April 5--iR- Truman signed the his tory making $6,098,0 100000 foreign aid bill into law on Saturday.
 The President in a statement said the signing lis a momentous occasion in the worlds quest for enduring peace"
 His action came as the adminis- tration was at work turning the legislation into a barrier against Communism in Europe and Asia.
 In separate statement, Secre- tary of State Marshall said the signing marked "an historic step in the foreign policy of this coun- try"
 The vast program, center piece of the Governments "step-Russia' strategy, is sdesigned to rush American goods and money to l6 Western European nations, with extra funds--including military aid flor Greece. Turkey and China.
 The Soviet Union and it's Satel- lites in turn have proclaimed their intent to wreck the recovery eff fort.
 The urgent effort to start the new flow of American goods at once arises from the State Depart ments desire to reassure Western Europe that economic help is on the way and to bolster anti-Com- munist forces in the April IS Ital- ian election.
 Ready for action by the Presi- dent-in addition to the bill itself was an executive order creating temporary European Cooperation Administration to run the Europ- can recovery program the first thirty days. After that, the ERP's own administration will take over.
 Undersecretary of State Lovett announced Friday that the State Department has skeleton organ ization all set up and ready to swing intG action MonIay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
HERE FROM GUsTAvUs

B. Parker of Gustavus register ed at the Gastineau Hotel over the weekend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
KIMBERLEY VISITOR

J. c. MacLean of Kimberley is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05
WEATHER REPORT

WE "A Eh hEk OItA (U. 8. WEATHER BUREAU , tPast 24 hours ending 7:.o am. today , In Juneau Maximum, 46; } minimum, 28. } At Airport Maximum, 46; } minimum, 19. , WEATHER FORECAST } tJuneau and vicinity) , Some high, cloudiness, but , mostly sunny during the , daytime. Tonight and Tues , day lowest temperature near } 27 degrees. PRECIPITATION |, (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today , In Juneau City None; } since April l, .02 inches; } since July l, 80.99 inches. , At the Airport None; since April l, II inches; } since July l, 48.51 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-04-05

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Evening star., 1948-05-27
FARM ond GARDEN.

koTo TMLER, Rotoett.: ohorsmaster s.T-
den .tla tractors; Toro movers; Free demon
ss5sa'n ss5S nes D5ss, s; ssEsaa sHEa eH eMHpSas
san!o and gr%nEs; %aYsr.d lawns tsn0y;!sa sod and
Rich TOP SOIL. driveway. Eraveled. TR
GARDEN TRACTORS, Planet ir,. Ia h.p.,
LoNEYs, INC, s126 Ga. ave. Sill. spr
soYIs So le'Hl TREE SURGERY co.-sp.clali,.
M spraylns u re e.c. Rx. 4s7s afte1 pm lasalns
TRACTORS: combines, new and used; plant
ers and drills; must sell in 10 days. Falls
halsn saf aaRpEN lse a1sfr k1SG sH TRACTORS s and
SERs eoRSER. 5sh and fiolsd. ave. s
fEAGsToNE and h.nd:au.zriea buildin.
stone; HAMMOND A. WALSH. centrevi.le,
Va; Phone Fairfax 231-J-1l: If no answer
6las!s. 6pEMs!os.' EeTcTI11Eas;, nsz warranty: s 90
CO: 1900 Lee hwy. Arlington.
den t,astoFia Toro u meyers Free demon.
Bssssln prices. eENTRAE SSrEas MOTOR CO. g.
81 sE' wAEks AAEknsGe s GGe
rock gardens, fshponds. retaining walls
pipe drsinass; sne,a all Kinds of cement work
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888. -2S
LANDSCAPE GARDENER-Lawns seeded
fertilized; evergreens; Towering shrubs
lockwood, topsoil. hagstone, drainase sys-
tenn. grading; annual plants; 80 yrs. exper
TREE SERVICE, landscapinE. pruning
topping, elevating. remove trees, sodding
and seeding; free estimates. Call SH
1922 or TR. 1854 go
BULLDOZER, reasonable by hour oG
sentract; ssaS experienced operator. Tw
BEES AND BEEKEEPER's SUPPLIES. WA.
FLOWER BOXES. urns, vases, bird baths,
lawn benches. gazing globes. H. D.
RODGERS. 3215 Mass. ave. Sc. vi. 2464.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

TIE OAKMONT. 1774 Mass ave. NV
gg1ssthouse; rsss; rates. 81
With board @ meals On das. nS al also sun sun 'fas En-
III III KEN kfSSED9 I B;R' ST. Nw-sscsl, fur
excellent board; convenient transportation.
DOUBLE ROOM in privat. home; eonv.
s1ftnsP9r,a1ion; afs.4 m On s5s per month Phone
WHoLEsoME, NouRisHING home-cook.d
1929. 1928 light: airy rooms. refined consenial
siso LADIES' to snare %Aasfoa isse s0r cI9B GS9
iiss ssia III s.. 8. sw-s..s, su... 100 rooms
issh Dss's aD 'ns ss s:inkoe s1sfR'f M 81 mo
1888 1853 ST: NW:-Young man. refined,
faaa: Ssmt.' dbls; 81 svailable June l. delieious
sSis MASS. AVE-. Nw.-chsrmlnr. clean
S1est hone for men ana
esea Raas sstsfe obs .aa sssnfs
THE MAR;LEETA. 1925 18th st. nv
fS men; Shower of excellent % boar board. anu ."-
WENDELL TERRxCEwYoung man to shsse
pleasant triple room' excellent meals eon'
a0O5 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Co. .9742; gE,
only ] ]elssn; quiet rooms; excellent mea.
cooked meals; cow. trsnsp, downtown
and Pentason' daily maid service; park
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 10th; large double
new Furnishings, vacancy In triple with
priv. bath. switchboard, excellent food ana
NEW ' HAMPSHIRE HousE-NewIy deco.
rated; double and triple rooms with daily
maid service. switchboard service. good
food food 1712 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO
1854 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
to share: excellent food -
i7os 18th ST. N.W.wAttractive home for
young people, ] double, l triple; good
DE: 9S3s. -29
18th NV, I4O9-Two vacancies to share
available now for men: also single and
double available June !; excel meals ana
transp; DU; g267 or MI. .2740. Il
1855 N ST. N.W.-English basement single
with pvt. bath, $50 mo-: . attr. vacan-4
eies for refined young women; avail. June
|: delicious food; home-like atmosphere;
$50 mo. each. IN
Evening star., 1948-05-27
WAkTFp tcs..., ,

MISCELLANEOUS WAN5k0 (Cooe.1. 3.
srsakfrenss. asssTet.riss ana dTop;s.f opsiss
sshss ME ss7sA 7WAssffb ssT small A ss1 cs4t
2iTsSsTss s 8 pl.tsrIsd: f. "a. Vi; soss; ~
sS1s' CO. ss sfsss, ave prizes s
CARPETING-Private party interested in
Sqsas fs's srsss sssd s 5iss .s is
cLorH1NG-Top prices paid for mems
Hssa msa e''sn sa MoR RsSshs ass
osen evenings min 0Sh VIII es eh to os sv. n" estimate
aorMNs, H,sss.s p.,sss os,e 4 70. nen.s
nsso flHsnis w s4s7 os.n svs.. III Vim 1sh EN-
.nd Ss sSe aa sys' cssS pss
ERNEsT suRK. INC. 'si4 isth St nv
DIAMONDS. old gold; iswelry: and nov q
NEW YORK jEwELRY co, 7is 7th st.
FUR COATS. especially muskrats, persians
marminks and Hudson seals: hishest prices
paid. AMERICAN FUR CO.. INC. 625
FURN.. single pcs. apt. house, highest
RTEas1fuhE 1nEs Nj s17f ~ Household foods 5I Of Al
cash prices; MRS GAY. re. 5so4. g:
EIRNITURE-wsnted din. rm, bedrm.
s Shs5 Seod Sfsts 81, A ra;fs f,l Contents
odd p'eces., best cash prices; buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving.
HoPWooDs. sth and K sts. NV, ME.
FURNITURE and household effects of the
bStter Kind wanted at once; will buy suites,
oos Sas M RspY 81 snse a% sss esass ca. to-
FURNITURE WANTED, to purchase direct
ftkNrgRRE f1SfF gRR WzNasD vi Is to purch.s. direct
s.ns stssr n 8 Pm: Pm: RE; ss72; e.. .,, se.
SrkAsFzrIkkss kA ks a. Sss
house TaIs. wAsHiiSGToiN sSSH5i RAG ss' 3 BAG JAG
SfwsrSrEks S9i sFs s. WxI2E6a.n. R1 soGz nr...
sss sSa'f na r.ss Ab 5cE 545g 5gNk Co 1890 oeofss
also ANTIQUE furn.. china. firearms. i ies eurios
relics: etc EN-. 1905 or Wo: $500.
nsa s Pa esSe nr 'IsaeR a4s4 rs U.s.
PlASOS, grand. upr.ghi spinet o, apt
sssb si7e; asy Sizs; ~. any condition; will Das
PIANOS WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO co
pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma. 1870
are. ~ a. m. for courteous appraisal
REFRIGERATOR. gas Servel. air-cooled
IN good cond. gas range. table top. Call
SCRAP IRON. cast iron, 81 per 100
pounds: auto batteries. S225 each
house rags. 81 per@lO0 pounds. delivered
to cur warehouse. Highest prices paid for
scrap IRON, scrap metals, house rags and
auto batteries II you cannot deliver your
accumulationS. please phone US. WASH.
lNGToN RAG & BAG CO.. 216 L st. s.w.
SCRAP IRON wANrED-Highest price.
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals. house
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your accumulattons. please phone
US ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia ave.
sEAT-Rear Station wagon or sedan front
seat: 4S inches wide or less. Call NO
SEWING MAcH1NEs-we su, all types:
rseair ns In, hem,satitshinF bqttons do soysrsd
1i9NsrEkEsrEP - 6uylas 9sSe' ;Eera.Ts AE Sa'
je9elrs. DORA kRuPsAW M1LEsToNE, sai w.
1885 G st. NV. Sterling 1896.
wANTED-Better Erade Of household fur.
$500: .yeninss GE s44S' ' y"
ATTENTION-Haulers and accumulators
OF scrap iron, auto batteries and scrap
metals. see us before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG g. BAG CO.. 215 L st. S W.. DI
WANTED SEVERAL used wood or metal
office storage cabinets. Call Elk. O063. 8
to 3 pm 30 =
Evening star., 1948-05-27
RooMs FURN.-As,shw.s,. tce.s. /,

:.. .'Gs' sss nm ar for s.Is: Rs
iG;anIS, .5Ss S;t5 NwIrs l. .ts. front fm:
ssss5 seSo sfl sr; sxtoef s:x@Pv. rm in bachelor s
1es ri 5s,i:a fsnsinan sS g. Apt clean
CHEVY CHAsE-Attrae; corner rm;. nexs
S SIS fes one siG'@; r.is; Semitic nis t.miS.
Isi4 4. i. AVE. N.W.---one Ink, Sleep.
saf cn premises 70 'Assf s. e:
M Mia: :Ia ST: N.w:-ssls rm.. tripl.
ming water; laundry privileses. NE. s5as.
44ao KENNEDY ST. N.w-poubIs and
ppas5k, sran'p.; eonsenial young people. GE.
water: prisste family; gentlemen ss' only; rsf. f.
sfsn'fs NJ, FLEAsAs9 h As1s' SECTION sinsls sa rm.
eony snnI to transp.; unlim. phone. Call GO.
i9is GIRARD ST. N.w.-"rhe Palmer
HSnse'. S, ,, large CO eool room room nsxt to bath; 50
Tsfe sf w. zsy o. dHssIs slas room next
ssSs sss; ssss y. SsS S;R-ror > ssn;i.S.n;
ShpTsF; heWToN n s Ssv,sh u home. ,A,, ava 81
b5ls rm sh s M sfyi un asA psoae fea sonv
FAsMsG.SS bsy .s ,sI2se soTE I s4 1ssh St
essn qSes nSns ana % 1aa dSle SIS
isse HARVARD ST. Nw.-pousie and
single rooms; End 4, reas.; quiet. non.
saF1nf4Hf FHEAsSs1cissn Ss l1ss ss,. rm for smpl
eonsenisl young. family; s35 mo-; refs.
Is, Rsi 'Vs1 eALSEsr' WEI ?, ST. N.w-larss airy
front room, employed middle-aEed lady.
ESsGf EH sEiS 1ssf fst0Ts RM gi windows be.u,iiSy
ssS :. b. eeda ss4 is45 Paw
sis H ST: N:w.-Nisely furn. rms. tele,
HdH ssss WsLLscR Psf DsfiGn H. SE oss
MRs HaRRfs SsH alter III tsy; pm use q mo. m
Ssms: lm', suitable for person; $40 mo: no:
wALLAcH pL. Nv
pm. See MRS. HARRis. $3.50 $3.50 per Ser mo-
CoLORED-NICELY furnished room for
a5t re aso for mothers and chill
dif dren All convens.; good transportation.
,FAIRMONT ST. NV
Furnished rm. suitable for l young man.
COLORED-s550 10th ST. N.w.-Lee.,
nicely furn. dble. rm, twin beds for empl
cple. or = gentlemen; privils. NO. O3Sl.
COLORED-sOO BLK OF r. LAVE. NV,
2ice front rm. rr. bath; ladies pref. co.
1888 or AD 1854. 90
OLoRED2isss VERNON ST. N.w.-Neat
employed girl to share lge. rm with an
other girl; twin beds. DE. 1929.
COLORED-EXTRA LGE. dble. front rm,
after $40 -oS
Evening star., 1948-05-27
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

SCOTTIES. black, mos old; Axe reg ::
already wormed: small and beautiful; $40,
COCKER SPANIEL, 3-month- old puppy:
pedigreed. housebroken, reasonable price.
1903 Rittenhouse st. NV. ia. O874. 80
GERMAN SHEPHERD, female, 7 months:
excel. watchdog; very good with children;
$50, NO, 207O: after 6. 81. $500. 30
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends. or
longer; aforementioned kennels, pickup
service; @ Veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
Y, WEE 9 KENNELS: ~ 4216 Conn. ave. wo: 0224.
your dog; under veterinary supervision.
Alexandria, Va, Duke st. extended 3
miiss 9as1 out adj. euartermaster, Depot, TE
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. Axe resistsred.
COCKER SPANIEL, male, g mos: Axe
Ts reg: a11n gaIticolor. l4s4 Potomac ave. ~.
WANTED-Pet lover to care for house cat,
S4oe EFT 9s$o food supplied Fee Re-
PERSIAN KITTEN. white. pedigreed.. fe-
male, houSebroken. Republic 1854 MISS
9-5. 27s
Evening star., 1948-05-27
BOATS.

sAILBOAT, with sail: oars and anchor,
s It.: can be carried on car top; SO.
fs'l fsi7 WA RAfcH2ARplsoN 2AlRslo ss.rr CRUISER. Used
very little; sleeps 4; elaborate a-way radio
which can be used to call from the ship
y04n IRE system SSsa the sSe
windshield wipsss; special amplified loud
sneaker for callins, from ship to dock or
fopsides @ p and marco maroon se cabin: This This I'' IS
beautiful boat which cost $710O: price
5000 Or best offer See at steelcraft
Dock, Maine ave. and M st. s.w, or call
TNBoxRD sPEEDBoAT. is it.. powered
45-h.p: Gray: seats 8; new 1947. Ready
IS 81 e new new MouEDED NO IISai MAHOGANY HULL
power. s4sS. sh-h.p. Salisbury inSosrd
snsai ss5 @ sefE ike nae,i anfSi
plywood dink, s75; u Compass manual
These items must be disposed Of immedi-
ssF sssE e5xats cAss Psssy PcKTsER sH S ssao beam
GRAY % motor. Boat in peri IA cond % and SPOT Of.
esil Ss' &c: asos until ' Pm. eS'is R% ssss4
oUTBoAkD MOTOR, sh h.p.. 1st-siass
eond;, AS. CO O27s. 80
sfss .essss 81 !: s:a p.5
ment. Box Soc Star. 81"
eoard no.ors also 1913 fSinrudes uesa with With
latest advancements old motors taken in
or week. FISHING Supplies soUTHEAsf
aARist salEs c9 sufils, s pt,n,s ron. Or. e.
tinsuishers. outboard motors, seripps ma
!Rs y e zSS son. ri! fiss
FISHING PARTiEs. day or nisht, chesa-
reservation cali CAPT. A. v. KING. WA.
MoToR-Trad.s wanted on
rad tradeins. LARGO % spoRTs SRI e sHoP, s boats.
tackle. Martin outboards. Central ave.
Z RAIIW2Y hIyF2 Md HSn CRANE SERVICE, mari marin.
factory trained mechanics Rennishins
u RyDf n s'ci csi4 ar @Fis sA s5 Sec
BOAT, il it., piywood; new outbeard
motor and all accessories. Alex. 1928
MODEL A FORD MOTOR converted; sloo.
saSs CABIN A., n9S in d5s NO dSss sSs4 neess s
BOAT HULL. at Hollywood. Md: 24.ft
pictures at 53l 10th st. Sc. AT. sss2.
BAY DEADRIsE-41 e; by
10 it., S5-hp Lycoming engine, completely
rebuilt. Boat, Just been completely re-
;ss .loSs ss' ds s sns eR SEA- sPa a.s
's 1sish-roor e srEEDsoAr, Dewitt. hun.
r. %o'Gs See. so1d rcRAfoNs
seAT 3 Calm xASD DcEHHhIsHs. HhIsHs built 1s47. Ora,
Eng. Sssss ssis ss'; ''''s ':ssDsss; ss
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Evening star., 1948-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACBINHs. tyoevrisers. cateula-
tors bought and sold and rented RE TIT
UNITED TYPyWR1TEN CO. a1S 14th ct
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china. silyerware,
old jewelry, cups. saucers; ANY amount;
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885 g
NV. Sterling 1895.
ANTIQUES-Furn,ture. bric-a-brac, china,
glassware. rugs silverware.. paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
BEDKOOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranses ana
porch furniture in any amount wanted NJ
once VIII pay highest possible prices.
No matter what you have to sell, please
call today. Mr.. GRADY. Ma. 262O.