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Evening star., 1949-07-10
Non-Red Union 0aths
On File Drop 10 86,1O0
Ru the Assoeiofed Press

The number of union officers
having valid non Communist
oaths on file dropped from 102 ,8l5
to 86,100 during June, the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board re-
ported yesterday.
Reason for the decline ap-
parently was that many local
union officers were slow in re-
newing their oaths, which must be
signed once every IL months for
the unions to remain eligible to
file NLRB cases. The general
trend in non-Communist oaths is
upward.
Oaths by national union officers
increased during June and five
new national unions came into
compliance. bringing the total to
1856 of which SO are AFL unions
"a CIO, and 81 independent.
Evening star., 1949-07-10

$2ls $50 and the Luxurious, style ond comfort OF
cuhonize se Both SOTO and choir hove -eushon Ve
books sepoute chosen opt beau
tu brings brood boxed and sleek modern lines in striking
effects uoningyou TWO springs TOR unsurpassed
comfort. Get yours NOW ond SAVE!
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Reuther Calls Ruling
Complete Victory for
Union in Ford Strike
By fhe Associated Press

DETROIT, July 9.-Walter P.
Reuther. president, CIO-United
Auto Workers, today claimed
complete victory" in the recent
Ford speed up" strike.
There's no question we won
it." he said. referring to 81 de-
cision on the speed up question
handed down late Friday by
three-man arbitration board.
Ford officials, however, still are
mot sure" of the meaning OF the
2l-page ruling. They are deferring
further comment until the mi
nority report is received.
The arbitration board was Sc
lected under an agreement ending
the 25-day strike in May. It had
the task of deciding whether Ford
had the contractual right to work
men temporarily in excess OF es-
tablished work standards.
Mr.. Reuther, in Milwaukee for
the UAW convention. said the
ruling denies Ford that right. THE
decision will prevent the company
from stepping up production even
for brief periods" he declared.
DR.. Harry Shulman, contract
umpire and one of the two ma
jority arbitrators, said, however:
Its a long decision on a tech
nical matter, and hope it's a
solution of the problem independ-
ent of whether it's victory or
defeat for either side"
The report itself declared that
"an absolute answer is not posi-
BILE" 1t recommended that "ap-
propriate solutions be worked out
for particular jobs"
DR.. Shulman and Harry Com
berg, the unions nominee to the
panel. pointed out:
I'VE are required to determine
the company's right under the
contract. An absolute answer is
impossible. The contract does
not in terms address itself to the
problem before US
They indicated. instead, that
the matter was one for an UNI
pire. Ford officials said they had
asked this repeatedly during the
strike.
The report of the dissenting ar
bitrator. Carl T. Dunn. the COM
paay appointee, is now being pre-
pared.
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Sorority Elects Officers

OSWEGO, N. Y. July 9 (P).-
Wlnona Gerhardt of Wichita
kans.. today was elected national
president of Delta Gamma Delta
Sorority. Ruth Byrd of Utica
was elected vice president and
Joyce Daniels. Newport News. Va,
secretary.
Evening star., 1949-07-10
Great Grandfather, on Visit
To Grandson, Dies in Crash
By the Associated Press

NEW CASTLE, Pa, July "a
great grandfather, Abraham O.
Breneman, 66, of Ryan. Loudoun
County, Va, was fatally injured
in an automobile accident today
while en- route to visit his grand
son in Youngstown, Ohio.
His daughter and another
grandson also were hurt in the
accident. Their car careened
twice across the highway. rico
chetted by guard rails on each
side, hurting the occupants out
onto the pavement.
Mrs. Carrie I. Morris, 43, of
Manassas, Va, suffered a broken
hip. She was admitted to Jane
son Memorial Hospital here. Her
son Joseph. 10, suffered face cuts
Mrs. Morris g. month old
grandson. Alvin Morris, jr.. was
apparently unhurt, hospital at
tendants said. The family plan
ned to visit with the child's father
Alvin Morris. sr., in Youngstown.
Milk will pass through stain
less steel tubing and equipment
without ever contracting air in q
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Unit Backs Federation
Report on Segregation

The Thomas Circle Citizens
Association last night indorsed the
segregation report of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Federation
of Citizens Association.
The association also reiterated
it's approval of a 2 per cent Dis
trict sales tax as proposed by the
Commissioners.
A resolution was passed oppos-
ing the removal of trees on New
York avenue NV, because they
serve as traffic islands" and "pre-
vent buses and cars from swerving
to the wrong lanes"
The group voted to give IS to
the National Symphony Orches-
ira.
The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. Ella Thompson, 1886
Sixteenth street NV, president.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Court Frees Driver Speeding
In Fear of Ho|dup Car Chase

When a motorist has good rea-
son to think he is being chased
by thieves, he has every right to
break speed laws in an effort to
escape.
Judge Almond w. Scott in Mu-
nicipal Court yesterday affirmed
this right in freeing Joseph c.
Rocha, %, a mechanic of 514
South Twentieth street, Arlington,
of a speed charge.
Mr.. Rocha was arrested about
1880 am. February 18 at Sixth
and K streets INV, after Pvt.
Thomas Carpenter of No. / pre-
cinct observed what he took to be
Rocha's car racing" with another
for several blocks on, K street.
The driver of the other car for
feited collateral for speeding that
morning.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

In court. Mr.. Rocha admitted
he was travelling 35 to 40 miles ar
hour at the time but gave his
reasons.
This other car had four or five
men in 1t and they kept crowding
close to me-" he said. Twice
when I stopped for red lights, they
drew abreast only inches away,
and all of them kept looking over
at me-"
II thought they might be trying
to stage a holdup." Mr.. Rocha
added.
Judge Scott waved aside the
prosecutions contention that the
mere act of speeding, whatever
the reason, is sufficient for a find
ing of guilt.
HE was a man in fear of his
life" the Judge declared.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. A
WEDNESDAY, 9,

first woman to be elected to a
board Of supervisors in Virginia,
has resigned.
First elected in 1945, she re-
signed because she has accepted a
Civil Service appointment and is
no longer eligible.
Mrs. Ware wrote Charming H.
Moon of Buckingham. president
of the League of Virginia Coun-
ties, offering to remain as secre-
tary of that group until her term
ends in October. Mr.. Moon said
she probably would be asked to
complete her term.
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Income Tax Refunds,
Averaging $50, Hit
! Million a Week Cir
BY the Associated Press

Refunds for overpayment of
l948 income taxes already have
hit a 100000 a week clip. They're
averaging about $50 each.
It's record for speed. officials
said today, pointing out the dead
line for filing 1948 income tax re-
turns is still week off.
The hot prospect for a refund
four out of five taxpayers are like
ly to get them-induced the early
return filing that made such early
refunding possible.
Officials don't know exactly how
many of the 55,000,000 return
makers filed early. It's estimated,
however. that 100000 already
have drawn around $500, 900, 900 in
refunds.
2 Billion Total Seen.
Some officials guess that per-
haps 40,000,000 taxpayers will end
up with refunds amounting to
about 100000, 900, biggest re-
verse tax-money flow of the kind
in history.
These figures relate strictly to
refunds in cases where the returns
show on their face that taxes COL
lected by withholding from pay
exceed the total amount of tax due
in 1948. Cases of complicated tax
questions aren't counted.
Chief reason for the record flow
of returns is that when the income
tax cut was voted last spring, it
was made retroactive to the start
of 1948, but withholding rates
weren't reduced into line until
after May /.
For that reason. many taxpay-
ers were "over- withheld" for the
first four months of 1948 and
they're entitled to get their money
back now. y
Some Are Disappointed.
Anticipations of refunds have
been so strong that, officials say.
some taxpayers who got the
bureaus collectors to help them
make out early returns and then
found they had no refund coming
have been highly vocal in protest.
Irritation would be mild word
for what they showed" one official
said. adding that plenty of people
rave written collectors Offices a
week or two after filing returns
claiming refunds and kicked about
delay in getting the money.
The bureau can't say how long
1t takes for any particular refund
to go out after the return claiming
1t is received, but officials figure
that undisputed refunds will be
substantially cleared" by June l.
Hindu importers in Bombay
have bought 1000 tons of cement
from Poland.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

In another action, the group
authorized Mrs. Raymond Cole,
secretary, to meet with WIN. & A.
bus officials and present rec
concentrations for improved serv-
ice in the Southeast area.
The group also donated IS to
the Red Cross drive.
The meeting, conducted by
David Williams. vice president,
was held in the Randle Highlands
School. Thirtieth and r streets
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Massachusetts Ave. Span
Urged by Rand!e Highlands

The Randle Highlands Citizens
Association last night urged a new
bridge be constructed as soon as
possible across the Anacostia
River at Massachusetts, avenue
S.E.
Commissioner Gordon R. Young
has proposed that a S6.000,000
bridge be started about 1851.
O. c. Lightner, who originated
the motion, said that the new
South Capitol Street Bridge, to be
completed next fall, will not en-
tirely relieve congestion on the
Sousa and Eleventh street bridges
Evening star., 1949-03-09
Mrs. Ware Quits Post
On Warwick Board
by the AssoeioYed Pre-

BY the Associated Press
DENBIGH, Va, Mar. 9.-Mrs.
Kathryn w. Ware of Lee Hall,
Evening star., 1949-03-09

Grovity-ty type No drip
Drain Hose hos no
plug or foueet to
clog Or drip. To
operate. merely lower
hose and woter droins
out.
Evening star., 1949-03-09

Wotsr biseharss
Pump, especially de-
signed for removing
voter from woshsr
tub In homes where
. floor drain b not
avoilobIs.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

Z. Enter % many puppy names N
you wish- Write each entry On
separate entry biank.cx sheet OF
paper. Each entry must ne scccn-
panied by . Dash Dog Food iahei-
4. Nanes win Be Judged On basis
a originality. uniQueress and suit
sbility by Lloyd d. HefTu1d Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

l. Print your name for this puppy
@ an entry blank or plain psece OF
paper. PRINT your own name ard
address clearly. Include label from
one can Of Dash Dog Food. Mall to
Dash Dog Food, Bon 1850. Chicago
m, IlIinnss. Envelope must Be post
marked before midnight. Apr. 80.
1919 and received by Nay Z. l949.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

independenf contest Judges De-
risions Of judges finsl. Dupasrate
prizes in ease ofstiea-
Z. All entries become property q
Armour ard Conpsny = ncne re-
turned. Prize winners will be rcts-
nedby rnaii. Complete Inst OF wln-
ners upon request If seaf-addrcssed.
stamped envelope 10 esscBoecd. BIZ
major winners will be announced
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Advancement
GG9ira
labels
from your
neiehbos

Even # you don, own
a dog. you can enter this
contes, Ask yoar neigh
bsrs with dogs IN go We
Dash labels for you.
Show them this ad
Every name YOU aend IN
10 another opportunity
tox you TO ain LhIs ponyl
Evening star., 1949-04-10

sTH PRIZE GROUP
100 wiil sin choice OF
these 7-sewei Swiss
beausiess All chrome
ca ses. Boys or gHis
models. Ester ieSsyf
Evening star., 1949-04-10

On .Ss.s -, Hsfiyzrssf and Hfrf
Hsnf radio ahcwx, CHS nesuurk-
T. An persons IN the Urised Ssafes.
III territories and possessions. may
enter - ezcep< enpsoyees OF hofh
Armour and Company ard fss nd
vessxsag agency. and thesr lam
iises. Contest subject 70 ail Federal
and State reglaia;snnA
Evening star., 1949-05-15
NO 2 WAYS ABOUT I'll
VOII MIST SEE 1T


,rum point Beach. Washington's
largest beach DEVELOPMENT, right on
the Chesapeake Bay. We've been
telling YOU about all the wonderful
things of Drum Point Beach, nov
you must see it yourself, this week
end, that's all that's to 1t. You
fully fully grasp what we've been telling
you. Actually. we haven't told you
the half OF it: there are so many
things to be seen and admire y
would take a book to tell you about
them. But this we can tell you;
OF all the beaches you've seen; sSI,;rsa q
and desired, you haven't seen any
thing till you've seen Drum Point
Beach, till you've seen the wnole
layout, seen the way the lots are
laid out, the way they are propoi-
toned, the way they're oeautiiIas
H0 iii You've seen the many wonderful
sights Of Drum Point Beach. the
lakes. the white sandy beaches. Pa
tuxent River front, the grand view
Of the Chesapeake Bay you nave
from almost every point. Ana you
haven't seen ANYTHING tiii you tbe p
making for further development Of
Drum Point Beach. No tooling' we
may sound over-enthusiastic, but
we mean it-you must see Drum
Point Beach. Come out this week
end. won't you? See your future
cottage or building site. A whole
new section has Just been opened,
and lots there (70x145 IT, are
phenominallv low priced. from just
S295 and up convenient terms II
desired). Drum Point Beach Is
within easy committing distance
from washington via these simple
directions: Through Upper Marlboro
on Route to Wells Corner. right
on No. 416 through Prince Freder-
lex, on Route . for Is miles. left
at the sign Drum Point Beach.
DRUM POINT CORP, Owners-De-
velopers; Calvert Realty Agency, 2a0
Southern Bldg. Phone RE. SASS
(Saturdays and Sundays, SH. 0796).
Write or phone for free booklet!
Evening star., 1949-05-15
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Three Point Landins"-On Breton
Bay. Charming view Of Virgins
shore: Georgian brick dwelling. built
1871. 3 stories. basement, ] / rooms.
center halls, hTeplaces. slate roof,
2 baths. 2 powder rooms, 3 porcnes.
oil burner, hot-Eater heat, excellent
servants quarters: spacious lawn,
fruit, garden. 2I0-ft sand beach.
Ih-sere lot; $50 900: 90 acres ad-
ditional water front available.
Beach Potomac Riyerb-Her-
ring Greek water front; OUTSTANDING
water sports; Cape Cod stucco, "a
story. 7-room dwelling. cellar. .
baths. hot-vateT heat. deep web,
garage; good neighborhood; Sl2 500.
Neale Sound - Rambling bungalow,
suitable al-year occupancy; glass
inclosed porches. modern conyen-
fences, completely furnished land :
scaped lot; excellent anchorage, dock,
2s-ft cabin cruiser and rowboat
included, $1,000.
Wicomico River-s-room dwelling. So
# porch, modern conyeniences, suit.
able all-year occupancy. HANDICAPPED
1Lz-acre lot. on hard-surfaced road
300-ft. river front; $4,000.
Breton Bay-6-room cottage, modern
conveniences; Artesian we'll; excellent
neighborhood; magnificent view.
water sports: . acres; $4,000.
Neale Creek-Cottage l5x30 fl. fur
tends from water to road; 81 800.
We are offering desirable homezites
and acreage tracts on the beautiful
rivers of Southern Maryland and
Virginia. LEONARD SNIDER. La
Plata. Nd.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
CAPE ST. CLAIRE

,oyely Cape st. Claire, on Chesapeake
Bay, miles from Annapolis Md,
now offers for the first time at pre-
development prices. large, beautiful
cottage sites, where cottage can
nestle under shady trees, and yet
blue waters Cape St. Claire has one
of the finest and safest beaches on
Chesapeake Bay, which insures your
kiddieS strong. healthy bodies and
clear. active minds by providing the
perfect place to obtain summer sun
shine. Here the salt breezes temper
the air. making 1t cool and delightful
so that you and the .kiddies can
spend care-free days in fun and
frolic. Cape st. Claire now offers
large, beautifully wooded cottage
sites. 60xl5O IT. Price. $3.50,
Other, cottage sites proportionally
ers have the privilege and use of
one of the most beautiful, long, wide,
white sand beaches on the Chesa-
peake Bay. To reach Cape st. Claire:
Drive out from 18th. and H SITS: ne,
along Bennine road. turn left on
tinue on Central avenue to Route 2,
turn left on Route and continue
to Annapolis. Take Route 80 from
Annapolis, 5 miles to Cape st. Claire.
Another delightful way to reach
property is to drive out Defense
Highway (Route 50D from Peace
Cross. to Annapolis and continue on
Route 80 from Annapolis, miles to
Cape st. Claire. Representative on
property every day.
CAPE ST. CLAIRE
IEON ACKERMAN, Sales Agent, Suite
100. Barr Bldg, 90 18th st. NV,
Washington, D. c. Phone Ex. 2999.
-
Evening star., 1949-05-15
ALI advertisements offering
automobiles for sale must In
clude actual selling price OF car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROsLEY-0ssoline is
expensive today. might cost more
tomorrow. We sell the worlds most
economical cars you can set up TO
austin. Renault. Morris, NJ Q. and
Is other foreign cars. JACK PRY,
1133 18th st. NV, 1747 Conn. ave.
and 1888 Penna. ave: sc.
AMERICAN CROSLEYS-Brand-nev
ig4s .,ssiop.t staten Tagons' n,9G nsngtaetar
ron MOTOR co, 10 o St ne.
AUSTIN l94s 4-dr; ike new through
out; very 10y miieags sI.l45; s3s5
IS Kennedy St NV Tu. 3e6e
AUSTIN lg4s 4-dr sedan; sun reof
heater. 5000 mi. new-caF cond., +,
81 l,095 EN-. 6473. III
AUSTIN, new, English, bought Dee
la4s. Used only to and from work
Under 5000 miles. Owner 4
teacher. must sell as moyins 10 Eew
York Maroon, SkyTIew peri cond ;
price. sl.395. Phone pU. ar@8.
AUSTIN 1913 4-dr. fully guaran-
teed, very low mileage; terms IN oer
credit dept, and trade: only 81 81 8.
MANHATTAN AUTO a. RADIO co,
services: Both sides Of 7th st. al r
BRITISH STANDARD 1a47 ia: i
owner. cost new So 400 will sell for
ssI;sq0 Or best OFFER low MILEAGE.
BUICK i947 Roadmaster cdr: rich
green sedan: original tires and mile
sge; careful lady driven and owned;
SIZES or best offer. Oh. 1878. ---i5
BUICK is47 convert al accessories,
pert. eond- Low mileage, 81 ;sa5.
BUICK 1915 convertible. T. and b
new Wv. tires; excellent motor.
very clean throughout. 81 59s. $685.
down. ROYAL MOTORS Packard.
vs. Kennedy 81 nv. Tu' 32eo-
BUICK ia4s Cia,ei ADJ sedan super;
black. Royal Wv tres al eouip:
excellent cord, 33s E%,tls.; % prize.
BUICK late 1e47 Super convertible
condition 81 $50, cash Or hiShsss
Mr. HESSHAw, EaraHe EanAger.
during day. or Apt s2i sFsHinEs
BUICK la4e club coupe, a treasure
for pleasure: priced TO 1s yegr
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co FORD
Dealers. 1901 Minnesota ave-. e.
II. 3-4ioo. Open sTes. tth > m
BUICK 1910 Special 4-dr lssai b!gs
sas s9ss' af'Tse soRTsFasr III East MordR 5 CO, g.
Ford Dealers. 3aoI Minnesota ave
pc. Il 3-4ioo. Open ewes. tlll
BUICK fa4s convertible; IKE new,
1000 miles: $500 or best o1sf
BUICK 1889 2-dr,s = and b., new
clean. good rphoi. tires; sss5, ~
RrTcK 1889 Special 4-dr.; sood ras-
her oTerhaHlsd motor. ssss- GE.
BUCK 1913 4-dr. sedan, sl%as
sMILNI SAM 1922 wisconsin ave,
NO des4 0. NO. 63ss. lewest 10
sTick Is4e super. s5as. SMILING
SAM. 1879 Wisconsin ave. 20
e96s or NO. 635e- tLcwekt Ia tawH5-
BUICK is4I se6anet;s; interior spot
iess. beautiful runntng cefaa., ta1le
and heater eesrcxterS. piEst4c ke8t
coYeEx Fe- sale ny oEneTs ss@S.
Mr.. suTHAED, 33ls BashaEzn .
Mt Rainier. Nd. uS. T53n- --l
BUICK ig4s RoadnnAxttr seea nstts
perfect condition ne2uEtfnl @-snnf
green. heater. radio, raakftS seas
covers. used as @r1 car ~ Eyf- cwr-
er. Low nileass: $3.50. SA. ssss
from S 5:a0-Ts30 -lA
BUICK 1895 sedan SIS. E4lisiNG
1879 wasrcpsin ave. NO eS1@ 81
no. sass. Lowest tn ss~E1. la
Evening star., 1949-05-15
StIkAkER HOkgS

BENT BEAUTIFUL CplozlGl horze
spacious ETcua6s maintained ~ ovn-
e- FETr 5 oec-m- house Harvard
Mass 80 nj. Boston. NJ Coneerd
Fog June and Jz.y OR 41@2
Beautifully
located On RappshAnnocE River Nc
modern improvements 81 So 20 Sept
18th ) 2. GTTN. ReraIngtcr. Va
SUMNER HOME, Blue Ridge sum nit
Pa IS hi from Wash OF Mocts+ey
Circle. Splendid conc aEs view
$500 for season Res rec Ca!
GENERAL ELY De ara. from u
10 n and 20 10 pm ia
Evening star., 1949-05-15
KENTMORR

For sale. Houesites for summer homes
on beautiful Kent Island IN the
Chesapeaks Bay opposite the Naval
Academy. As miles from D. C. Al
entirely different TYPE o. resort
community Excel. sandy beach. safe
for children. For those who 6y. there
is a fine LANDING strip. Drive through
Annapolis TO Sandy Point Ferry
after a pleasant IS min trlp, get
Of Matapeake. follow signs ia mi
10 Kentmorr Pack picnic lunch
and plan to spend q pleasant Gay as
our guest. We have all modern IA
cllities at the clubhouse. Lots Teas
priced from $3.50 Easy terms. For
further information, phone RA. $685.
a.
Evening star., 1949-05-15
HERALD HARBOR

30 miles from Washington, corner
mer cottage, 2 bedrooms. pine panel
living. kitchen with elsc. refer"
sleeping porch. dining porch, run
ming water, half bath. Lot 50x150
#. Price $3.50. Cash required,
S1,75O; bal. S25 per month. VIII
consider medium-priced car. late
model, as part payment. Take
Route so at Peace Cross to 301,
right at DORIS Corner on Route
17S to entrance to Herald Harbor
Park. Name of cottage, journeys
End" Open noon to pm. Sunday.
Call OWNER, KE. 3-6677 or KE.
3-6ooo -15
Evening star., 1949-05-15
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY (2), 1a4l AS;
$3.50 or best offer; 1913 "l25"; $3.50
spection. CH. s277. Sie
INDIAN l945 20; motor overhauled
this week. good paint, extras, also
passenger p Ne tn5o SIDE car @9lo Vista st,
INDIAN 1887 1 cyl. with $50 worth
HUBERfTS IILLiEPoRs' aU. RS5' Saf5. Sas5
CUsHMAN late 1a4e; gears, excel.
RsF Lights; .t.Say BODY and motor so9d Kept IN
MOTORCYCLE i94s; British. un-
usually small. Ike new; S175 or best
offer. Union 1884 49,
INDIAN 1889 Bonneville Chief; ex-
cellent condition. one owner, Ho,
HEREs %Tar SaTa NsSs0P sSS aye St Been walt S
err err wi With additional add + features e. III ps Whieh
add to an already great machine.
Don't miss seeing 1t nowi ALLIED
MoroRfYcbE MOT RE bd7s SALES bs el2 bome 95e ST ST
better service. Trade and terms.
FOR YOUR RIDING PLEASURE We
have an excellent selection Of used
machines to choose from: For your
cycling headquarters, ALLIED MO
IIoRCYCLE SALES. sl2 9th st, NV,
TRIUMPH A.; excellent condition
TsTms lST miea5s oW oqaay 4sss seat saddel 6sss
ometer; S135. TR. $500. is
~ CUSHMAN SCOOTER, motor Just
oyerhauled; new tires: Sll0; must
roR ss issTRs SALE. iqs s4s cashBsn ss SsnS motor
$50. BENTON WITT, WI. ss5i.
MATCHLESS 194S 800 &C with ex-
t,ss tras' ioT sNy milesse; mile excellent condi-
oMr 5s.. 5daay 5stf ssss sss sGsd s!sd sf .s
1910 INDIAN. Just overhauled, Call
HARLIEY-1DAvIDsoN 1s4a with 40
motor: S475 or best offer. TO. 6l20.
HARLEy-DAvIDsoN 1s4s model
las; 200 200 mi; $3.50 or best offer
LiGHTWEiGaT sia N1i aG' MOTORCYCLE. ex-
celient conditi9n; iti1 ri ridden de. only ,,n 3
$3.50. 3211 Idaho ave. NV. OR.
1915 A. J, s., good condition. first
$500. c,sh. "a 7Nok y EdseWo0d ST. Ari.'
ARIEL idnajt,d5 5s4s c.i S0s9 g. MI very good
1915 $50 c. Z. Triumph: perfect
condition, with buddy seat. saddle
lags, flanders bars with risers; new
tTsf 5g9sAsy lbs new e49 OK I27S sood
ss9ndiitdioonn; fine appearance; cheap
IF YOU WANT a new or used scooter.
motor-bike or motorcycle, we have
them. them or MaRSAN VIZ ST. Tha cySp yeg pre5ssF ssa
ssLssHb1KY LsHb rEs sTsE SUFFER Dsso6SorEks now now
ready in colors. Red, cream; blue
$50 down gSn.,, 81 gsxi.In Ess4 finest 9yGd4 Tide
,s as ssS S1sN Az eMEF s sPFips Zoos g. mss aGss
al extras; $500 or best offer. Cali
TRIUMPH le4s special twin: a.so1
mi; all extras. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO. 1900 Lee hwy, Arlington Va,
INDIAN Mi Nc CHIEF 1s4e; metallic blue;
fully equipped 81. 1884.
INDIAN CHIEF 1941; just overhauled.
new paint Job, new saddle bags;
chromed crash bars, exhaust and
handle bars, etc. c. A. DAVIS.
ISPIAN CHEZ a,,i, 1a4 5000 mlss
SCOOTER with Harley motor; must
be sold within week; S55. Call MI.
3S94
HARLEY "61," oh.v.. fully equipped;
looks nice, runs nice; electrically
clocked at over 100 m.p.h.; must
sell to pay for car. WI. 1868.
Sl25. LO. 5-0s41.
INDIAN SCOUT l94I; good mechani-
cal condition. Call EX. 1854 week
days after 8 pm. III
194l "74"; all
accessories; peri. cond. 4s41 Reser-
INDIAN ST'I NJ scoUT T 1910; M new new paint. ac-
cesSories: S225 or best offer under
!, z; Monroe ave. Alex Va. TIE,