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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
F ferguson Battles
ICagey Denls On
Education "Pact"
Grocers, Insurance
Men, Guests Of 3 TW

pie say or think" Mr.. Dunveor
declared. successful businesses
are predicated upon confidence,
trust. love and respect--with
diligent work added in every
endeavor undertaken"
lie also paid special tribute 10
the Housewives League and the
Pccks, for their part IN helping
make Negro business in the city
a success.
Luther w, Cromwell, + corse.
Mich. grocer and a member of
the DoWniiVer Business Nj @ n S
Association. addressed the noon
day luncheon of grocers, and IN
vItcd guests.
L. c. Blount. general manag-
er of Great Lakes Mutual Life
Insurance Company. gave
talk on National Negro Insur-
ance Week. which is being OBJ
served May 10 10 is.
WA. lewis of Lewis Insurance
Agency. shared with Nh Blount
in doing honors to their pro-
gram.
Lewis Business College Will
sponsor The "Wednesday meeting
OF the Booker T Washington
Trade Association ncXt Wcdncs-
day
Carleton Games, president o.
the Victory Loan and Investment
Company. and a vice president o
(See GROCERS, P. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Wallace Follows
Party Line At
Olympic Rally

Although the huge Olym-
pa Stadium was not filled to
capacity Thursday night an
enthusiastic crowd sprinklcd
Nlth q few hundred Negroes
Beard Henry A. Wallace.
Progressive Party candidate
Pr President, attack Sena-
tar ArthW Nandenburg. Re-
publican leader; attack the
an'l-communiSt Mundt-Nix-
tn blll and give his blessing
y INC Chrysler strike.
someone is getting rich on
gNa' scatcs red hunts, and puce
hsfeases but il isn't the work
aNo farmers. The fight of
up workers and farmers 10
ahe ena> meet; of the indepcn-
ue ~ Businessman to get ma
steHaIs and stay In business. is
sai1ng more and moro diff
w y E can't let the cold war
na 'ao manufactured red scares
'n'inue unchallenged,' Wallace
lio F'Nted out that tho wage
e. e. com act fights Of organized
lettN rave given evidence If
y, afoeancc Of the great mon
g ana huge corporate in
q, 'H.ch dominate our econ
lle ira, uo n,,,..,.
lSet WALLACE, p. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Local ''PaCtS''
Would Get
Court lest

Proposals intended To- Clrcu
vent the recent ruling of the
Supreme Court of the Lnltcr
States on restrictive covenants
IN real estate we're offered meu
bcrs of the Detroit Real Estate
Board Wednesday
Attorney X, b Goddard n
an address before the realtors.
suggested that test case BE-
carried 10 the courts. concerning
sales of real estate 10 non
caucaSians by parties who have
agreed to restrictive covenant
pacts
Following arc some of the
proposals attorney Goddard adj
Vauccd 10 the realtors
!. Forfeiture of a deposit re-
CURED of each subdivision
buyer.
2. Provision of a long term
lease by the company.
3. Retention OF the title by
the subdivision company. or
similar retention of small
percentage of the title.
T. A plan used in resort
areas where purchase OF a
share in a club is necessary.
Also sclf.pcnalIzing agree
ments. he said, might bc tried
should court tests fail M the
damages remedy
mHIrHa.AuftnIN
by attorney Goddard TO deter
mine If damages could be recov
cred from property owners who
(members of restrictive pactSl
sell 10 nom caucaSianS contrary
10 restrictive agreements
SEEK PROTECTION
The damages method advocat-
cd TO the realtors bv Goddard,
(See LOCAL PACTS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15

u $4,000 Chrvsler cnpl0vee,
weN into the FIFTH day Of thei.
StrikNfor = l7-cent aise. ctr,
state Mo federal officials were
giving undivided attention tc
various factors involved
Foremost Of thc cor'nEcntlc;
upon which CITY and state of-
fcials were copccrnei had n
do with welfare relief and Who'h.
or 4 state law was violated rv
any Of tho workers, when thc
struck Monday
Daniel j RYAN. assistant dcp
utv superintendent ~ The Dc.
paitmcnt a. Public Welfare.
stated in a letter "a Prosecutor
James McNallv Max r. that he
had been advised that thc Cn.v
Sler employees had been called
out on strike
RYAN stated that under 'ht
Bonine-Trpp Law If the state
II Is required that stake vote
be held among the workers
prior to the strike and n this
instance, such a vote had not
been held
MAY WITHHOLD AID
Experience dictates that .n
a reasonably brief period OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
More Prisoners
To Gain Freedom
From jackson

LANSING The addition Of
iOa ia member 10 the MiCmsdn
Pu-0n PaEolc Board should re-
sult in many more prisoners
ganne their freedom, annually.
the commissioner on Alicmgan
Prisons told TRIBUNE re-
porter Wednesday
Commissioner Joseph W san
ford, ncwly appointed head :
the states prison SYSTEM ap-
peacd Iubiar; when n,,
NleWcd on the stepped up p T.
Icy' uado possible With the
additm OF another member 70
the parole board.
The three members OF the
parole board" he said. have
been overworked. in fact there
was more 10 be done than
they were humanity capable OF
doing
Qucred on tho numbc o.
phi ,ncrs who would securesthcir
releases eUlcr under the ncw
sctup the commissioners replied
y dont Know the exact number
that VIII be released bv the new
progran hut can say THAI
many ~ the prisoners viii sc'
o,' AS much as iour five, and
gt ~ civ NpFtl ngritct
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Dean Dixon
To Receive
Ditson Award

Dean OLSON who Is 10 con-
duct the CBS S1mphony sum
dit Mas rs. wil receive the
1913 Alice NJ Dltson Award at
$1,000 from Dr. Frank Dichi
Fackcn,hol Acting President o.
Columbia University during the
broadcast ntCml.SOn tt is
VS. FDST
The citation accompanying lhc
conductor reads Both as artist
ud ltlcn hc has brought dis
tncuon 20 the American scene.
Tie IS the urganlzcf and conduc-
tor of the American YWia or
chcstra which under his mas
NATIVE leadership Is devoted M
the development of symphonic
nu>ic rs e social and educational
force IN tho community
recipients OF the
award. which is now in il
tsee DEAN DIXON. p. y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
White Cane
Week Set

a proclamation from the Of
Uccs of Kim Sigicr Governor
amid Mayor Eugene | Van Ant
Wcrp made known On citizens
Michigan that the week off
MAY rs 10 % be acknowledged
White Cane Week
The White Cane, long carr
hv the blind as r hadee hv
which they NAV be recognized
should bear specific meaning 90
The thousands of motorists to-
ward those OF our less fortunate
citizens who walk IN darkness
During this period let us con-
slider what things can be done
TO help brighten the lives Of those
who are blind that they may be
,elf-supportinr. useful and hap
pv members Of society.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15

KANSAS CITY tMondayl
Ten minute PRAYER which
vokcd fclvcnt 'amcnS opened
Monday 50 session %! the AMF
e. neral Conference
Every delegate and sp,cttm
boz the lam packed Memorial Halt
awaited with mingled emotions
the outcome of the flhbu>tsr
tarted Saturday Georgia dele
gates attempted TO block almost
sure passage of directive %
the Episcopal committee for ihc
removal of al Bishops from the
districts they now supervise
Last Sunday. the various
contesfinq forces arrived al
compromise which probably
prevented blows on the con-
ference floor.
Or u O Walker Who oH
Saturday had inspired the NOISY
flibuStcr with his charge that
the Episcopal Committee we
the tool ol the Bishops and
could not act without fear came
to the speakers stand Monday iu
read a written apology for hs
Saturdays statement
Or. Walker in apoloei1ine o.
the Episcopal Committee said
Il had not intended 10 question
'he integrity Of the present
Episcopal Committee. but rather
he regarded the committee very
highly. and believed that IT had
tho full confidence Of the con-
vcntion. His apology was ac-
cepted
The filibuster tactics paid oii
carly. for IL proved successful
IN having Bishop Green moved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Sees Effort
TO Dodge
Court Edict
congress Approval
Would Be Condoning
sJim.Crow Education

Following his bitter Senate
battle TUESDAY, over bill au-
fhatsns southern states TO cS-
tabAsh rCg,onal schools to pro-
sde equal educational facilities
tr Negroes Senator Homer
b Ferguson t9ld the TRIBUNE
thussday tba, The question is
snslhe Congress shall endorse
} scheme which seeks 10 avoid
Supreme Court requirements Of
tS,al lCadOnal rights.
IMPOSES COMPACT
ri opposed compact IN commit
j. and opposing II on tho
tIoar NofMng in America is
pore imu iant than education
E. CCaih0 ScrNeS to defeat
/ rposes ~ education. but not
! concIes ional endorsement OF
} eccar ~
I'll compact is bad because
tsee EDUCATION. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
SigIer Inks
Housing Act

Thousands Of persons living in
over-crowded homes because OF
the acute housing shortage In
Detroit were gwen sign Of
hope IN a relief OF the housing
shortage when they learned that
Governor Sigler indicated Thurs
dav that he would sign the en-
rolled act intended to let in
surance companies investigate in
huge housing projects.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
u of ID KaIts
Dance; New
Site Sought
Board Objects To
Barring of Negroes

Final decision on Observance
Of Eastwood Night an annual
social affair of the University
Of Detroit, has been lett TO the
UniverSitys president this year.
Terry McKcnna Of the student
union. indicated that the decision
was left to Pres dent William
j. Millnr siuce IT appeared that
park authorities intended 10 con-
tinuc their policy OF refusing
to admit Negroes.
CANCEL DANCE
The lame duck and union
board-clect held a JOINT meet
ms last saturday night and
voted almost unanimously 90
cancel the annual vCm send cab-
aret dance al tho amusement
park and seek another site.
a spokesman for the park is
reported To have SAID that Ne
procS aren't concerned about got-
ting INTO tho park any more lie
made the following statement TO
one Of the University spokcs-
men: They never even ask to
tSee U of D. P. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
XXX RUm0RED BEHIND
EASTWOOD CLOSING
Louis Lawyer
Asks Dismissal
OfS5OO,

G. II & A G. q - HodNNNc cht
Champion Joe Louis through
his attorney thus Wcck sought
to have the S500000 alien
OF affection suit aGalNst him
thrown out Of court
Truman X. Gibson. Louis
attorney. contends that the
summons served in the suit
filed by the Rev. Matthew c.
Faulkner Of Atlanta, Ca. was
delivered illegally and that he
would move that the case be
dismissed.
The Reg " FaG,kner charges
in he suit that nc champ on
stole the affections ~ his wife
Matte Carrie ho tita pArt0C
raphers model. in NoW Yo:k
City.
The SUIT according q Gibson.
was delivered AZ VIC home ~
the chawpiors wifc III ca cage
instead a Louis home u New
York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
Address
Cancelled

Or Cleo W Biackman Of
Flanner House Indianapolis. In
diana scheduled 20 speak al the
United Christian Church 18th
az " Warren Sunday. Nav rs.
az $50 notified the pastor that
he would not be available this
week The Rev r. L. Jordan
saws that Dr. Blackburn in
stead Will speak az the church
on June 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
BULLETIN

IA KANSAS CITY Scheduled
co ss,Ions Of the AME General
Tsnletenee here were set for
AaasufsdaY but were postponed.
|sis,y,loihg to conference Of
hsis sis; the election may be
~. slo Friday. Impartial observ.
~ report "faeiional" eonnivinq
n, ' delayed the original aqenda
The conferences.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
New Board Of Dire ctors
Elected For Delta Home

The election of 81 members marked the first annual
board meeting of the Delta Home for Girls which held
Thursday evening at the Lucy Thurman YWCA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15

Police are seeking informa-
iion regarding the above photo
OF male child, nationality
unknown. IL 10 Ia months of
age. 3o-32 pounds. Found in
the vestrY OF ST. Joseph Roman
Catholic Church in Port Huron
on April 26 about 2 p. m. The
abandoned child has dark
brown hair and small scars on
center of forehead front and
center Of neck. Any intorms
ton leading TO the identity Of
the pa-eris or child will be
accepted by calling the Detroit
Police Department. RA. 500,
Womens Division.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15

More than 800 Detroit grocers
were guests OF the Booker T.
Washington Trade Association.
Wednesday, al the Lucy Thur
man YWCA.
d. l.. Bell of the grocers assoc
citation, and one OF the city's lead
ing wholesale meat dealers, adj
dressed the group
Mr. Bell spoke on The Pr o.
greSs OF Negro Groccrs in De-
troit' during the past few Years.
The Detroit Housewives League
was highly praised for It's efforts
in helping increase the number
OF Negro grocers IN the city At
tho time OF its founding by Rev.
and Mrs. w. II. Peck, there were
only so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-15
FANNIE PECK WEEK

The Housewives League has
spread To II other cities. and this
week. May rs 10 - is observing
Fannie Peck Week proclaimed by
MIS-. Christine Fuqua. president
Of the National Housewives
League.
j. II. Dunveor owner OF one
of the cltyS fastest growing
wholesale businesses. old Cows. !"
was guest speaker. Mr. Dunyeor
related his experiences during the
years, including failures.
Contrary 10 what many peo-
Evening star., 1948-06-25
at an almost unbelievable low

HE most exciting we've heard Of in sleep furniture for
many day. An Eclipse Choise Tongue Sleeper for only 8995!
The echt Co.'S only first in Washington and Silver Spring
with at this low but bring to you in smart styles
exciting lineup of decorator fabrics decorator co|ors
See o See the Choise Sleeper with bolster smack against
graceful Tuxedo See the with wedge pillow securely
sitting end See the edition with holsters placed
the back Pick your fovore for living den porch Get
for your offspring take back college, has footne
fort" innersping co-spng boe It's wonderfully
to sleep
Evening star., 1948-08-21
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT,

SEVERAL EXCELLENT cottages for rent
IN North Beach. Chesapeake Beach and
West Beach; available from August 21st
until after Labor Day. priced from $50 to
pm; or see J. E TALBERT. Agent wash.
day. 2Ss
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY miles from
Annapolis a modern arm. cottage new
path, eiec. range. Frigidaire, instantaneous
hot water, neatly furn.; sandy beach, $50
per sk rstss ayssbIe sa AYE 90 through Sept
SOUTH RIVER, near bay; furnished cot
tage, ample accom-. for 5 persons: all
modern conV garage; private, restricted,
2s; S25 per week. GE. 1888.
COLONIAL BEACH. vA-"Emily" apts.,
lst and Bryant: new spacious, mod, furn;
wk.. $500 mo. CO. 06l1, Tues Thurs.
APARTMENT. accommodate four; electric
refgr. and stove, running water; on the
bay. Mason Beach Deale. Md. MR.. ERB,
EPPiNG FOREST, near Annapolis-Fur-
nished 5dshed house three bedrooms wks or
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Furnished cottage,
$50: free cleo, gas; from Aug 29 to
Sent, 30; or s25 week A, T. GARLAND.
18th, 18th St. Ghessapeake Beach, Md. Phone
COTTAGE rms and aHa.ns9 running noE.b wateF
CHALK PorNT, MD.1Furn. "aft Waterfront
cottage; ami. phone: S45; special rate
foI mo. Of Sept; UN. 0239.
lot, lot: outdoor frssase;o elec, 5efE; vks;
Evening star., 1948-08-21
MOTORCYCLES.
~ ONS SssSs
HARIFYDAVJDSON 1000 Ak. roo5 -

HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1883 As; good cond !;
plenty chrome; 1925 or best offer. Cali
Atlantic 1874 -2l
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1e47 "74" overhead; (;
plenty of chrome; reasonable price Ii
PoWERBIKE, English c2). s1oo each.
Victor 1923. -22.
INDIAN la47 Chief. only 1.soo miles;
used less than mos. Windshield, fog
lights, every other extra Not a scratch
on this beautiful red job. Must sacri-
fee for only SG95: small down payment.
Pay as you ride. LEEDS MOTOR CO,
5l20 Wis. ave, OR. 44O7. Open till
CUsHMAN 1s4s motor scooter: transmits
sion; 3 mos. old, perfect cond; lots of
access; 1925. Phone NO. 5455 -22
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1889 model so;
spotlight, saddle bag windshield buddy
seat, new tires, chain and mufier. DE
AIS ls4s, 500 c.; beautiful fast-running
machlne, lots OF extras; sell equity. Emer-
AUS 1916; priced for quick sale; S375;
can be seen at 800 No. Car. ave. Sc. Nc
$3.50 or trade on clean car. WI. 1851
ARIEL 1946 35Occ. saddle bags. buddy
seat etc. First S275 takes it. CHI
1912 HARLEY, black and white, lots of
chrome; radio; 1915. WALLACE MOTOR
4I20 MINI. ave. ne, AK. $500 -22
Evening star., 1948-08-21
OFFICES WANTED.
EARAS FOR SALE

SMALL FARM. two acres and independ
ence $50 down: Sl5 ; mo; fronting @ on
Beautifully wooded acres with big trees,
near fast,growing town, store. school.
chickens garden. vegetables, fruit, etc.
Picnic here or park your trailer until you
are ready to build. You can use your
mi past Centrevile See our big sign OF
right cePer aeghs dnsn 5ane hghTay Sa
:? p m, Til dark Bring $40 deposit. Trail
AcREs 9 asief FiNE Es Gn aI6 hee hTs Dse
and bath FUZZY insulated house; GOOD road;
must sell this week. Apply GILL LEITE,
Chatham Service Center. Chatham Heights,
MoSTGoaffRY SE5SSTFtf6iafffRsYi Ha COUNTY, Md acres.
s-rm house, plumbing, elec., 500 it. 'front.'
age on. loft. rd.; full bsmt., outbldgs.,
smoke house 500 capacity hen house 2
from D c; Price reduced $4,000 for quick
BoGLEY. ResItor, wi: 1920. 30
go ACRES 70 good traetorfs1m d0 land
stream: s-rm. house part cellar; lge. barn
and other buildings; elec. in house and
s mn aiom G Hn R
GR 5Sss0n Ta,d 70; sftss sale owner too old Call
40 s5SacRE scHI 'I,sT DsIRY DFaKM-A very prot,t-
able pPsFstns sda MIX sheeks aao GOO
tractor Balance M in timber land Sub Sub.
the road overlooking the entire, farm
OF the Blue Ridge Mountains. Nearly
new modern masonry dairy barn Of 40
e sos exae ass dairy ton bouse hsy rb G
:ookout tower; H. Pres, drilled wei furn
Fsrm loo. near Warrenton. miles of
Lee hwy, on good State I'd. Priced less
lance @ Of Washington: The safest thing
en- earth is the earth; shrewd investors
saS8s fa5Ps sEsy nGx 1RsPeet teaay
MoNTGoMERY MO- HEaS HN5 cotNTY-aod.rn Soa home:
oil h.-wh.; long road frontage, streams.
Sa's hsS:: :SS acres ss
caTTLE ts1Ei "a Faka, Ann $50 acres. culp.per s
n6s '9 asrs' aes Sa
ige stream. Only $4,000. WILLIAM
SosTGoMfRY S6s1N; SH; s7SSt SsSotusrr-ssoek farm of
rs acres: on GOOD I'd; Ie6 acre acres clear clear:
ass. VI i0 s,os slsSoc J,,S rIsyr Eys cali N
Nd, WI 202c
ALL THE CHARM and atmosphere have
been preserved in this remodeled S-room
house. partly log: 10, acres Of land facing
on highway: house is secluded: bedroom
and bath on first floor: large masonry
building equipped as machine shop; nestled
on the hillside amid beautiful flowers with
stream at the foot of extended lawn. This
house is an artists vision and a poets
dream. MR.. TRUNDLE. Ashton 5563.
23s
OVER 200 ACRES. $3.50; on hard road: !:
7-room house, bank barn. hog and chicken
houses, fenced. cAPUr1, Realtors, phone
10 MI. TO d. C.-19h acres. ideal truck
farm, rich, productive and well kept. in
elud. barn. hog and chicken bldEs, 5rrm
Realtors, phone PA. 1415. -22
80 ACRES, g. cleared, so miles south; new
Arm. bungalow; eiec;; State road; bus
$50 mo Phone or write l. L. SELF.
Louisa. Va.
Evening star., 1948-08-21
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Courteous
sFsSiIEIIY sEsi HONE iNyEsTMEST CORP.
TRUSTS, LIST. End and 3rd Md, Va. and
D. C.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO; 905 n 7. ave; NV. RE; 1912. 81
rates: 3 or s year terms and monthly
payments P sWyAIsHE, NC 11l5 Eye
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and IND
trust. No red tape. QuicA service, HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
ist AND md MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR.
TOW REALTY CO., Realtors. 1891 st
MONEY on SECOND rkusr-we will
buy secord-trust notes D. c.. nearby Nd
aoRraAdE NsEsrnsNr cekP. ees0sAs lsis
Il l.. AND ~ end rs1sT asiHn'L LoaSs-promp, ans
cali COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. ST
9th st NV RI. $3.50.
Cash FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
coloredl-Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
3. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, pI $3.50.
Is ssN1ssh xss sss nIi1Rsbts1 LOANS 90 RI e.
tate In. D. G.. Nd. and VI Mr.. DRAIsNER.
14ox st. NV. MA. 4167.
Evening star., 1948-08-21

e4I-s4s 9Th ST NV, downtown-4-sto
pidg,; store on lst floor and s rooms. ga
LINKINs CO, ISIS N St: NV. NV 81, sssS SS
.s Ss sr sr t1ssa Snsa ana ssB .sss:
busy o5 fss fifRf f
eRIGroS eR Sss FOREST EysT SaApplox az ,ss TX
well-established shopping center: suitable
sap.rs S11ze TaoMAs Ass055dsHsa1z FisHER ados co
STShf SsSsh isSs Hiss .s,oiS5x ST 5s: 1909 Ds5
st. NV; $500 per mo. All paneled DIV walls M
Suitable for srehiteet; builder or any 'ge.
ssns IT, of NGis1ooE EhaE so storeroom Ra 7ss as
STEJN T HR9s npsI.ET1saF1 FR aE3o sHopp,yc =.
ias' E5Ssspt oesaPea .nd
Fd cs IA l5iGss' 5is s tsoo 1h eh
slniss sliss4s eth ST NV. downtown-4-story
issss..s rS: at sss sssS' "a n tRs uPSsr PSsr
dliEssrsa liiss 4 I'M asD Fl Pkfssiso ssSS SHOP.
gssR far tsof da:k rsnt snd
81 sFokF sHa Rosdx sdsso Ap P s1Ss ser; s715 Ga
Viii VIII TA sH1io s6st 70 SUIT TENANT on g.,
100 IT. lot 1l21 9TH ct. NV: excel. for
valet, barber. beauty. photo studio, record
shop, small sandwich shop. MR.. ARTHUR,
EN- 3044 Pa
READY SEPT. 1. new 3Ox70 corner store
with. full bsmt.: located in thickly popu-
lated section OF Alexandria, which needs
store. Alex. 3512; ewes, Alex 1850,
ARL.. VA. Lyon Park-store 16x7O it.;
toh Jait
lessen. beauty shop. bakery. cleaning.
Nus. Rich. NE. l47s or MR.. BARBER,
Evening star., 1948-08-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 194I 12-ton dump; good cond.
fRadToR fs 51s% 1s4s daTms aMe model At Se
complete with airbrakes, 9th wheel, 1875.
semitraier, closed van; priced for quick
Phene % oR 27oo. nnt E1t 500 eafs sfter 'eHnsfa
Al h-ton; new transmission;
S595 or best offer. FA. 3037 or FA 965s.
IF ITS PRICES YOU WANT. see us 1o now.
and sizes of good used reconditioned trucks;
80 to pick from. 1888 to 1947, some
through h1Gng inspection; ssStiI;. This month were
and terms err w Central aS1 "a M MOTOR e s9S co tsan enc
truck -ode dealer, 1900 Lee hwy, All. Va,
truck parts and ao service @ a. our AeR sa
AIsx1adE,a; Va: ovi 1900
GMe %eS MoalSG ~ CAV VAN N 1888: Ssi 500 CT body,
194a factory. rebuilt engine. SECURITY
eHEvkoLEr is4s IL s'br brandneW nd new aton heavy
week k-end special, -sl.a45 COLE MOTOR
spTisa TRAiEs Ma g. g. sSSo sSs9 ae0rsa ave- SILVER
NTERNATIoNAL is4s; brand-new A-ton
picsuP sap trgSkS; nI 81 SPECIAL SPECIAL this week end.
-'NA SSAAAAS'
S.Me. GIN Model s2s. 1s4s tractor. 1oxso
fs rons nte service EsIs 10y ca nsSSs oS Nue.
DODGE u ton panel AZ in top condition,
with pipe racks: will trade for light car.
Call IA. S424 weekdays. -22
GMC PICKUP 1910, good condition: re-
Gently painted and overhauled. Call any
time. Phone Franklin 1895 -22
CHEVROLET 1h-ton l94l 10-wheeler
junk truck; motor No. DVT 1856 D. C.
"3300'; will be sold for storage and
labor at 916 Taylor NV. at 10 am. Sat,
Sept. T.
USED TRUCKs-Ford 1871. long Wheel
base Coe, excel cond., fully guaranteed,
cha ssis only, ST65; Diamond T 1a41. new
motor and chassis completely rebuilt from
bumper to bumper, brand-new 12-ft. stake
body and paint job, S1,1s5; Brockway
! l94l, coe chassis, completely rebuilt, fully
guaranteed, .S7s5; White 1898 panel deliv-
cry, an old truck but in good running con-
dition, S395, truck bodies, dumps, stakes,
vans: DIAMOND MOTORS. INC, Sales.
Service. 1021-31 3rd st. NV. ST. 1888.
DODGE 1a47 1h-ton steel stake body:
900 miles; S1,650; private owner. WA.
FORD 1a4l pickup: completely overhauled,
good cond. Call Spruce 0401. -22
1897 suhdelivery truck; good
Tres, mechanical condition good; reason
able price. Call cH. 6196 after Pm.