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The union times., 1948-05-01
TAX CUT BILL MEANS MORE YACHTS

THE bill passed by Congress President lrumans yachts for the ich the which exaggerate bills benefits for the welltOdo
 "The new b it declared is better than salary boost to ma high-paid executives.
 Take for example Leroy Wilson, president of the When advanced president month"; his salary lifted from to $l25OOO
 sounded gOOdbut under old hikedh on about 5000.
 boon; will give him S2! OOO lift his had $75OOO he would gain $l2.OOO under the new
 yachts will cryaze the measure! the Wall Street asks
 $5OOGOO bill keep $5OOOO than be An the $2OOOO get nearly the price of a Buick of his $2OOO added ncOme
The union times., 1948-05-01
AS WE SEE IT

has spent annually during the past few years.
 Hitherto, the NAM built up its annual ''kitty' partly by dues on member corporations and partly by fund-raising campaigns. From now on, the NAM said, the entire amount will be secured in one operation through ''revised dues schedule.''
 As in the past, the bulk of the proceeds will undoubtedly be used for anti-labor ''smear" campaigns conducted over the radio and through newspaper ''ads."
 HIT AND- RUN item in the Chi ca go DaiIys NesOs related: ''Mrs. POlchski was crossing Grand Ave. on her way to work when the olive green auto sped through a red light and caught her between the bumper and fender"
 More than a million new houses and apartments must be built in our towns and cities in the next 10 years to relieve the housing short age.
The union times., 1948-05-01
Calling Elm Straight
 Bv Ed Hughes
By Ed Hughes

The champions of yesteryear first vanish from the sports Sometimes it's many years before they break into print aga the obituary columns They who almost daily their pictures the papers, and aerng about them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12
Harding Held in Jail
For Sentencing After
Assault Convictions

George p. Harding, 36-year-old
filling station operator of the 5000
block of Fisher road, Prince Georges
County, Md, today was in District
Jail, awaiting sentence, after being
convicted of two counts OF simple
assault and one of carrying pistol
without a license.
He had been accused OF kidnapping
Mrs. Alsace Lorraine Mccormick, "a
of "a Eighth street NE, on Septem-
Der 26, 1877, but the District Court
jury acquitted him Of this charge
He faces maximum sentence of
three years and $4,000 fine.
Meanwhile, Harding's attorneys
Myron G. Enrich and Charles E.
Ford, are preparing to ask for a
new trial.
After nearly five and a half hours,
the jury came in at Ais pm. yes
terday with its verdict.
Visiting Judge Ben Moore of West
Virginia ordered Harding committed
to Jail Immediately after the verdict
He had been free under $4,000 bond
Harding was indicted on six counts
but Judge Moore directed the jury
to bring in a not guilty verdict on
the second count, charging assault
with intent to kill.
The jury reduced another charge
Of assault with a dangerous weapon
to one of guilty of simple assault.
The jurors also found Harding
guilty of simple assault on Mrs
Mccormick by slapping her. wher
she was in Providence Hospital or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12
Reece Asks Younger Voters
To Back Liberal 6. 0. p.
BY the Associated Press

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Mar. 49,
Carroll Reece, chairman of the Re-
publican National Committee, said
last night the Republican Party is
the one that usually pulls the Ma
ton out of trouble and asked the
younger generation to help vote II
back in power.
Addressing the Yale Political IN
ion, he blamed the Democrats for
getting us into this mess"
Mr.. Reece said the Republicans
saved the country during the Civil
War, passed the Sherman Antitrust
Act to halt the threat of monopo-
lies, and recently stopped the ex-
cessive powers" of organized labor
ION the basis Of the record
the Republican Party is the party
Of true liberalism In the United
States" he said.
He said the Democrats, in power
since 1888, laid the groundwork fol-
the present Communist threat by
| recognizing Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12

amendments before the General AS
sembly adjourns It's 1913 session
Saturday.
The Senate Privileges and Elec-
tions Committee amended the House
bill yesterday to permit President
Truman's name to appear on the
ballot. if he is the national party
nominee, without his hackers both
ering to circulate petition.
The watered-down measure still
contains the key point of Gov
Tuck's answer to the President'a
civil rights program. This is to per-
NIT the name of q Virginia backed
Democrat to appear also If Demo-
cratic State convention is not salts
fed with the national party nomi-
nee. Administration supporters be-
lieve this will serve as an induce
ment for the national convention to
give Virginia - and perhaps the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12

| September AZ. under treatment for
injuries he inflicted.
The Government had charged
Harding dragged Mrs. Mccormick
from a parked automobile and
threatened to kill her escort, Leon
IGuervitz, 20, of the 200 block OF
Fifteenth street Sc. 1t accused the
defendant of taking Mrs. Mccormick
into nearby Maryland against her
will and attempted to get her to
marry him.
The jury found Harding innocent
of assault with dangerous weapon
on Mr.. GuervitZ.
Assistant United States Attorney
William Hitz prosecuted Harding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12
|Watered Down Draft
OF Anti-Truman Bill
Before Virginia Senate
By the Associated Press

by me NssoeIufed TTeN
RICHMOND, Mar. 12.-Gov. Tuck's
anti Truman bill comes before the
State Senate today with little left
except the key inability to hold
back Virginia's electoral vote from
the presidential nominee of the
Democratic National Convention.
| Administration supporters ex-
pected to push it through the Senate
today in order to rush 1t back to
the House for concurrence in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12

Thus two groups bearing Demo-
cratic labels may appear, but the
party names above them won't be
identical One may be National
Democratic Party and the other
Virginia Democratic Party. The
bill required only that there be o
word of syllable difference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12

South generally - more considera-
ton.
As the bill stands, Mr.. Truman's
name would go on the Virginia bal
lot If the national convention certi-
fed him to the State Board Of Elec-
tions.
The State convention will certify
its own slate of electors in the event
it doesn't like the national party
nominee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-03-12
War Bulloon Finds Job

One of London's many wartime
barrage balloons now has gone tt
work for the British Railways. II
is used in tests to find how high
spotlights should be suspended over
freight yards to insure the best
light for night work.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
HERE rs A COOLING-OFF

uERE is A COOLING OFF
= = motor trip recommended
when sultry weather hits the
Washington area any time
during the first three weeks
of September. It is a time
when the salt water at Re-
hoboth. Bethany and Ocean
City beaches In Delaware and
Maryland will still be reason
ably warm and the board
walks and hotels not SO
crowded as they have been
during July and August.
But It won't be 3 cooling -off
yisit II you try 70 make it in
one day, even though one can
easily do ~ miles In a day.
including time out for ferry
connections across the Chesa-
peake Bay The best plan for
q short. restful vacation is to
check In at . reliable motor
court, tourist home or hotel
for two out Of a possible three
nights Friday. Saturday or
Sunday depending on how
your weekend time Is budg-
eted. And spend the nights
at different beaches for the
variety the change will afford.
Head your car east over
Y. s. 50 through Lanham and
Parole TO Annapolis, home Of
the United States Naval Acad-
envy, the grounds OF which
cover more than 200 acres on
the south side of the Severn
River where It meets the
Chesapeake.
You win cross the Severn on
IL ffs- x
your way TO State highway
4O4 and Sandy Point for the
ferry ride southeast. You may
] get y glimpse Of the fine
stadium where Navy's Blue
and Gold team plays, but
don't try to combine your trip
with one OF the games this
season, Tor there are none
played at Annapolis by the
varsity. Most Of Nays East
ern games win be on gridirons
In Baltimore and Philadel-
phia.
Evening star., 1948-08-29

ing: fresh-water bathing In
Silver Lake; canoeing. yacht
Ing. horseback riding. tennis.
golf, boardwalk attractions,
surf and fresh water fishing.
Bethany Beach, south Of
Rehoboth. Is q small and
quiet seaside resort with q
broad beach suitable for those
who have children. Between
Rehoboth and Ocean City,
Md. there Is = seacoast drive
of Al miles which u pleasant
and cool. This latter vacation
spot i virtually Maryland,s
only seashore resort. being
situated on . long. sandy rect
which separates the Atlantic
Ocean from Sinepuxent Bay
and the mainland. The City
Inlet connects the ocean and
the bay. and the usual sum-
mer seaside recreations and
pastimes may be enjoyed
here.
Our westward return to-
Washington starts over u. IS.
2l3 and goes through Salts
bury. whose picturesque har-
bor attracts artists and paint .
ers from many parts OF the ]
East. From this trading cen-
ter for the Eastern Shore we
drive through Mardela
Springs and Linkwood, into
Cambridge. on the eastern
side OF the Choptank River.
It was TO Cambridge that
many exiled Acadians from
Nova Scotia came after the
expulsion Of l755, and It Is
here that their descendants
still live and thrive.
Our course turns northward
past Easton to Wye Mills. then
west to Matapeake, where we
again rest on our ferry trip to 1
Annapolis. Here. 1t Is sug-
gested we make use of State Q
and 2i4 for the return to the
District. motoring through
Davidsonville. across the Pa
tuxent River, through Largo
and Capitol Heights - and
hOmel i.
Evening star., 1948-08-29
BY WALTER w. HUBBARD

- = + y
There are many things to
see In Annapolis. and there Is
a striking view Of the city and
the Naval Academy. the Ches-
apeake and the Severn which
may be obtained from the
platform OF the Statehouse
dome. It was in the old Sem
ate chamber here that Wash
ington surrendered his CONF
mission after the Revolution
lary War and In which, III 1854,
the treaty ~ peace With Great
Britain was ratified and
signed. The Naval Academy.
Is open TO visitors from 10 y IN.
to 5 pm. daily.
The ferry ride win prove a
relaxing adventure After
landing at Matapeake, Nd,
proceed east on State 4O4
through 0rasonyille, wye
Mills, across the choptank
River into Denton. then to
Burrsville. last stop IN the Old
Line State. Harrington. on
Delaware State highway Il.
is the first large community
you hit in the Hue Hen State,
and from there you move on
to Milford. located on both
banks Of the Mispillion River
and in both Kent and Sussex
Counties. II Is q thriving In
dustrial, trading and farm
center. 81 ~
Eighteen and one half miles
southeast IS Belltown, and
from there II Is but slightly
over 8 miles 70 Rehoboth
Beach. best known resort In
Delaware, located right on the
Atlantic Ocean. just south Of
Cape Henlopen. Facilities for
recreation include the white,
sandy beach for ocean bath
Evening star., 1948-08-29

fThis d one ot 4 series of articles
on weekend 0st0nsobile fStps to
places Of interest 0s0sad Wash-
tx0to1. prepGred especially for the
Pictorial No0uxtne by the Amert-
|cGn Automobile AssociGtios.j
Evening star., 1948-03-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER sPANIELs, Axe registered;
forced to sell at Sacrifice g wks. to
yrs; black buff, black and white: S25 up.
scoTTIEs for Easter. champion stock.
Axe, 3 mos. old Mar, II; outstanding
pups; reas. Ii. 3os5, 1406 Morse st. ne.
COCKER sPANIELs. dark red and white
parti colors females t2), black and white
male; wks.: wormed and innoculated;
champion Hadley Trumpiter strain. Rock
cockER cs5tc iaso' SPANIEL, pedigrsea. female;
bacasHSSD hG%s nHy SiPh pdrfiFs Sfa5 male, apd fe
ass asrs .an 9hame0n e L sses5 AkG
Pe1 PSx l9f TfnKER xfnna small xs e@afe A ss
nox n home soa Of sIdsIy s sss2 RsGDs
ssfHHEapHGRD she TERRIER. male. 3 mos, perky
face, very friendly. loves Children deSlres
good home. Box 315-L, star -,
loves children, needs room to run; intel
ligent: desires friendly home. Box 31s-L'
WANrED-Esmals dog any bssd' sss ,d!ast shss
mntbs1 has .nss hsd "a pssgps5eS pssgs TO use LOT
cUCKER PtPs. red and white par,ieoloE;
5 males; weeks old: wormed: AXE Tes'
hMiREDALE iii TERRIERS. puppies by cham
sonable prices. RENIDRAG KENNELS, .. VI.
GsRMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. strong,
country raised, Axe regis. females only
also some nice unregis.. lower-priced, fe-
GREsr Hsiss paNE WA q PUPPIES. Axe reg. weeks
Did to months old; priced s75 up. TIE
Doos AND CATS boarded. week ends o
WEE WIZ xxNSMA zs15 csan. ave- wo. o224.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
FARM upd GARDEN,

BOX, American. 40 shrubs, 8 to It. high
buyer 70 remove from GEORGETOWN garden.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted. s125 per
per per load MARYLANp NURSERY, Hyaatts-
farm machinery; new, Arm. house; elec-
trieity; good WAGES and customary priyil,
ssss sppy no cs TfTi ASHTON or sSss
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces: nreplaces
rock gardens, fish ponds, retaining walls,
nRRf aanss1 ote at kinds ans work RocE
aRnFs s!f ns' FRasr6Rs Rss9s 6bass''9.;; ssfs . ss
Il ses's SAfosfs ss' se sias
sAR6'ENs ' pLowED AND HARRowED-
a5eh ssrves es IVY % ssS Stsndard rates
streets and ,driyeways;. delivered and
HaSE FktT * FREES spRAYEB now
TSrE IS zoSg REefessI9n Is Il, BR1rTA1N
MANURE, well rotted.. $3.50 for Is bu.,
81 for Eo, 10 bu' delivered top soil; ployns,
MANURE. well rotted; top soil; delivered.
Telephone Ashton 2ls2. -23
R0TOTILLER, choremaster. garden trac-
tors tors, power movers farm mehy Ehs trqsbs
SPRAYING, pruning. seeding, tree re-
moyal; free estimates. Call COLUMBIA
TREE SERVICE CO., sH. s1sS or WA.
STOCKPMED ToPsoIL. 50 GU. yd., de-
livered; COW manure. complete tree serv-
ice and landscaping. MR.. BOYLE. RA
TOPSOIL. fill dirt, road gravel, woods dirt
blue stone, manure and cinders. SH. 5110
or FIR. 557s. Discount on early orders
TOPSOH,-Are you looking for rich, black
topsoil? We have it; free delivery of order,
yard; 5 yards, $50. HINES LANDsCAPINC
| CO., $3.50 any time "a
TREE SERVICE, landscaping. pruning
trees. Free estimate. SH. 6722 or LU
! 06S5 pa
Evening star., 1948-03-22
MIscEILANEoUs FOR SALE,

VAS! WAsaER ,,1s 400. Sample, spss,s sDr,ss:
WASHING MACHTNE-Have Just bought
new washer, would like to sell my Apex
spinner, in good cond.. $50. Tower 5Io6.
WASHING MACHINE. oE; a-slice Toast
master; both brand new. In orig. cartons.
sas &asalse' as a74,i MACHINES p.na.x. "a Gen.
Eec., Maytas, Norge and Westinghouss;
VALLEY Y A. ELECTRIC SHOP. 4so5 Mass. ave.
WATER HEATERs-42-sal. twin element,
nationally famous water heaters, S99. so;
atso ior immediate delivery. 80. So and
81, a. gal hs.i GE, Wsstinghouss and Aospeipt
WATER HEATERS, new. various sizes,
natural. bottle gas. oil. cleo: 259s to 50eo
disc BLOCKS. 1886 NJ st. NV, MI. 7141.
WAIEk HEATE1o, gas, electric, all sizes,
Water Heater specialists for 80 Years"
Expert E5 installation; JOHN G: WEBSTER
PHoToGRAPPHHY1ProfeesSsaioonaTi eSao TS No. o Cen
tury camera, portrait lens and stand: film
holders, lights. darkroom table. developing
trays, etc. Call EN-. 3467 after 8 Sunday.
RADIO AMATEURs-onea amplifier, five 4
inch speakers, four S-inch speakers, one
5-inch speaker: to be sold as unit. Can
hIrSSnN ne seen at pY2r lTI2 f St; nv .,s, -
size, z drawers. s35; twin coil springs. re
24x1S inches. os. KE. $3.50. @sa
FOR SALE two IO-foot lengths Of 3-inch
new copper down spouting. Call RA
4112 after 6 pm. -22
Evening star., 1948-03-22
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ADDITIONS, AL remodeling. carpentry,
plastering, painting. etc; free estimates aI1
?oM IS s{sS SSS1SSS51Sa 5s g. r. HI Z. s.:
priyate. .6a poads; also done in gravel or stone
Bull BuinGfp2aRR-ccoNrRAcroR-oeneral repair,
Of al kinds, 81 T rec rms and bars ns1 specially
eAkFE%rsY Ak ssY.paR painns MS ea Cement ent2 work.
caVating, asbestos and brick siding, root
repairing, caulkins' weatherprooflns, any
caRrhNTSa Ga IsSSSs' PANTNG Afsk g. eoneTetne asT IN
closing porches; recreation rooms installed
sss ss'sPsRsS oRsERAl ss5s
CEMENT III I!SP woRk-stone walls. slagstone
gpe dTsinasf all kinds Of EaterpToqns
cINDERs FOR SALE. immed. delivery;
CONCRETE CEMENT WORK. footing drive
ways, porches. basement, floors, steps, re
p1pIss gAraR AT Eas ss9 Cd rs and 5bS work
payiae. retaining walls, foundations, water,
ssns andssR!nn'asd ana pk1 kHisl
foHara fEsoS VIC TE 1Ssa .u. tn. ss.
laying. sanding. nnishine. eissnins, par
aust installations. Bruce finishes. FLOOR
INC CoNJTb5ASSToRs INC" 1919 Wiscon-
HOME IMPRovEMENT co.-Painting. pa
pering, scraping. floor sanding, fireproof-
Ing and doors and general repairs; esti-
ma mates she sheerfully given. Call day or night,
HOME REMoDELrNG-Recrea rooms,
stttcs. baths, kitchens; other inside work:
Altico wall tile, all colors; rubber tile
HooIing. free estimates. SUBURBAN
CONSTR; co: UN. 1859, days or ewes.
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO. -
Painting. papering, roofing and siding;
all work guaranteed: monthly termsi free
KITCHENS REDEsIGNED and installed BY
experts; finest cabinets and appliances;
worn linoleum sink tops replaced with
''Fofmica" or stainless steel. Call for
estimate. MODERN HOME CO.. MA. 6710.
PAINTING, PAPERING, pasterine and gen.
eraf contracting; Dutch Boy lead and pure
oil used for exterior painting; SO mos. to
pay. ROSNER, Elk. 0S76. -23
ATTENTION, HOME OWNERS. for any
& HARRIS, Contractors, ST. 74s9: ewes
and holidays, RIA. 2040. 81
Evening star., 1948-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AUUINC MACH., typewr1terS, calcula tors,
price. NE. 1855; CO. 4oa5 ewes, sunaas
ADDING MACHINES. typewr,s.rs. ealculs.
Ni iSsi 1SS'r esV III * co SIS l4h
1;sI1egEsrarnis5s s.,s.Or.e sh,n.
hishsS' Rsa}sT sass sssh prices paid Call MURRAY.
home: viii pay cash. We DO o movins, stor-
age. ia. ess7 after z pm, GE 1ale.
BEDROOM AND DINING RM. sUITEs.
glassware. Frigidaire, rugs, radios, ONCE
sfpkSoa Sci RS; GSla sGrrEs, dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
once win pay highest possible prices
sas soueEr dsApy Asp sofp e. oi assH s des
stpens ous expsnss in any asa9sy sk ReS5
GsMfs, e, ssh waS4IhM ay Ne. s 1925: ,,,,v .,.o
wEss ffasri from ss RE ieass s4 Ask for
ses-ssssTiss - 5essht at At highest Prices. $
paoo SIC sfa Re- Ps ssi E' NV
H sisr 5sss e. II S I'' e. $'
watches and discarded jewelry Cash paid.
soSk okD Soib slt daaand lsh St pooks
and wrist watches, initial birthstones, dia.
99ns Sad wsddns ssb, 1ns nTs 0as 0shsr
pRILL Egss PRESS for home use Call DE.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; win buy suites.
Ssa Sss Dssfs s or egb ses5s h0Rs Es sso Rsss call to-
nf oil
ssSs ssSs;s SFsss 'assf es Mrs fss ss;s
fffGRNHiITtGjRE-wiu + pay highest cash prices
e house Far 9s aD Msasd seuFfsS4s ssfs
uRNrTuREMehests IS 1gS s @ u dressers ea dinettes
34ss sDs doae 'ss D 44 TR F'Pszs s
FURNITURE-Dining and bedroom suites.
sss, slSo good used piano Call evenings, RE.
FURNITURE-will buy entire contents or
ode, pieces, best cash prices; buying and
fRs essi stS q sna Ws sts 20 aT nova Me-
SoID-Brins your old, gold. silver, platins.
ss RAHN essases0 Ne eSs ssaFs at ss5 ~ easa
Roex a1a 1her o.s eaperss or movies
LAWN MOWER sharpening machines t2);
l grinding type, l tapping type. Call Co.
sGe aisr picture ssS Pm rames clocks
relics, etc. EN-. 42o5 Or wo. $500.
PIANOS, grand. upr1gnt. splnet or apt.
size, any size, any condition; will pay
rfANosW " WWASTEp-coLoN1AL PIANO CO.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4S70
after 10 am: for courteous appraisal,
REFRIGERATORS-W buy all used elec-
tric boxes, regardless OF condition. Call
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types:
rspa,F henm,stitshins butsons aon soysssd
STOVES for heating and cooking. and ice-
boxes @ NJ. ACME AaE, STOVE CO.. lola 7th st'
Am y INTERESTED in, buying silyerware,
Any condition, tewelry,f: glassware, hricea-
sgssS ,chins; DORA .KRYns'AW q NILE, 9ag
WANTED--Better grade OF household fur
niture, antiques and once furniture. Ma,
$500: evenings. GE 6447.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
iasssse emhos photograSs Sss sauipen s's @
sifsF t,stth1aents. engineeIiag instrums snts
zWEIG SONS. 937 = st. NV. Me. Oils.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
DOGS. PETS. Erc. lconf.

DOGS. PETS. ETC. ,cons.,.
$1,000: ,Ksn-L.Biskit. Sl0.s0: meal 50:
lsyery ~ ksas of horse meat. pA1.AkAY SALES.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES with Ako
papers; Call Alex. 09S0
COCKER PUPPIES, black. Axe. 5 mos,
deliver 5 for Easter. GL. 7l3o. -24
sss syes male and fe%als male Ideal fer
CANARIES, Hartz Mts.. color bred border
fancy: males a, sna d, females. AGO Lebaum
Alexander Del Monte.
black cocker, at stud; Axe registered;
sired by Dale Carlia Challenge, blue RIB
bon winner, and Elizabeth O'Dutchess,
direct My Own Brucie descent. Gail FA.
WANTED-AKc registered Kerry Blue
COCKER sPANiELss at CHEEKY Hill: Dis
tinctivs companions for discriminating
clientele. WI 1904
Evening star., 1948-03-22
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope. nre ex-
rtne engines. so to 800 h.p.; fishing tackle.
FRANK PEI vEccHIo b SON. l212 1lth
32-FT. CABIN; sleeping accommodations .
people. toilet. II hip. Grey marine motor.
excellent cond. throughout; price, $500.
sa6a fsnaio5mation. call MR., BLACKSTONE. TR.
STEEL CRAFT 26-FT. cabin cruiser;
equipped with full galley. stove. ETC.; used
fol immediate sale: only $3.50. Can JACK
BLANK. AID. $500 90
DAWN CRUISER. now being refnished for
JERMAN. WO. 6S23 or WA, 1000. 81
SANDERS RENTED, drum, belt, circular
and viabrstors:, scrapers; varnish re-
mover, mover, steel wool sold. L. T. FOLK, 4633
Wis. ave. NV. WO. 052S
Evening star., 1948-03-22
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
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mentS In The Star.
: BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

pRY-CLEANING AND LAUNDRY STORE
Good Sc. loca alton; doing $500 weekly
renk sos; good lease. Please write Bo,
RESTAURANT, excellent location, NV
corner; 9-yr. lease; gross profit last year
100000. Owner did not apply for ABC
license this year. Local experienced res.
taurant man can secure good terms. Phone
OWNER IA. 1928. SO
RESTAURANT in large shopping center
nearby Arl; 5000 average daily sales
ABc license. fully equipped $500 cash
will handle; liberal terms. INSURANCE
& REALTY ASSOCIATES, 2O46 Wilson
blvd, Arl. Va, GL. 1866; ewes. and Sun.
eELL BY owNER-Frozen custsrd bust
ness. Also will sell property. 47O9 Contra
ave-, Capitol Hgts. Nd. 21s
Evening star., 1948-03-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
for your camera. darkroo

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outfit; largest selection of CAM
sure meters, fash guns: cash or terms
Range finders, films, color films. photo
papers chemicals, photo books and l,50O
PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave NV. tOpp
Justice Deptl CataloZ free. RE. 2434
ADDING MACHINES. new, used; hand,
CIRCLE, 1112 14th st. NV, DT. 1879. -23
ADDING MACHINES, new and rebuilt. all
makes: terms. Our 3sth year. AMERICAN
Ii 0Os2: $50 to 8. including Sat.
AIR CoMPRESS0RS, new, used; bargains
Pmts. low as SO mo; ST. s47s. ga
console, perfect condition; reason able
1901 G ct. NV. MA. 5442.
Evening star., 1948-03-22
CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

FIVE GOOD YOUNG WORK HORSES, one
bride, S65: one l7-hand dappled gray
half-bred horse. one half-bred, s-mos- old
gray colt; riding horses and goats; two
new horse wagons, one 2-horse wagon, one
pony cart with harness, manure spread
ers, two and 2 horse corn planters;
farming implements of all kinds; sadles,
Whatever you want. call FA. 7917. -22
HEREFORD stock steers,
10 head, ideal size and condition for pas
tqrs; tyre also some shoats' sH' 2l14. IN NE
SELECTION OF GOOD WORK HORSES,
including good team, l pair well-broken
cheap one. Several good riding horses.
all kinds Of harness, saddles and brides
HILLTOP FARMS. Fisher rd., Temple
Hills, Md. Spruce O104 -22