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REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
FRsT AND sECoND Trust LOANS
BARTow ;,B1 EEAMLTT IT sSSoos Sos Realtors
in AND end TRUST LOANS: Prompt
and eousssSSns ua Sn, Iti ssTYiss SsssTs eSrI
MONTY ON SECOND f8us1-Ws
viii buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
Hatgha HHssEh5 ~ e vi he;:e2aPls PNyn 1ssss
MEMT Hafsnr.T GGhP: 9sss 1919 n Z ave- n"
LOANS on KEAL EsTArE. !ss and
!ee0' HEERY = sHLTs. esssS. 1924
TRUSTS; 1st. End and 3rd; Nd: Va,
CO.. so6 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 3 or 8 year terms and
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma; 646s
white or colored)-ouick settle.
ment; prefer personal calls to tele.
phone calls. FULTON r. COR.
DON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK. 81. 7731; ewes. RA. 80 l8
End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. SOL Eye st. NV.
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CHANTILLY
25-ACRE FARMETTE

SPACIOUS 6-BEDROOM, 2-BATH
BRICK HOME
Located near Chanttlly on hard.
surfaced road, this spacious old
house, q part of which was built in
1919, is situated on % level, cleared
acres in a grove of large trees. With
a most pleasant outlook in pros
porous dairying section, this spa
cious house would be ideal for the
large growing family or would be
excellent for use as school, nurs-
ing home or for institutional use.
Rooms include, on the FIRST hoor,
arched center hall QOx27l. living
room T15x2D with original fireplace,
den 12x14l. family living room
t12x22). dining room 12x1 16), first..
floor bedroom 16x17, with original
fireplace, first-floor bedroom 13x15 !
kitchen (12x15), spacious living
porch around two sides OF house.
On the second floor. bedroom G6x
2D with fireplace, bedroom 12x2D.
bedroom G2x16). bedroom 14xl6),
bedroom Q5x2D with fireplace
and large bath. Storage attic,
place and large bath. Storage ATTIC.
full basement, hot-water heat with
Iron Fireman, large electric. hot
water heater, modern Kelyinator
range, refrigerator deepfreeze. Other
buildings include new barr! with
several stalls and overhead loft,
lighted and with water. Combina-
tion workshop and garage. Priced
for immediate sale.
George Mason Green Co.
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$4,000

$12,500
12O-acre farm; so acres clear and
balance in woodland. Improved with
small log house, modern. with
bedrooms and bath on End floor,
large living room with fireplace,
large kitchen and dining room
combined; % miles D. C., on two
State roads.
EASTMAN & SEAY
EXCLUSIVE Realtors. FA. 1920. 20
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OV. 1946.
FARMS FOR RENT

FIVE FERTILE ACRES and 5-Toon
house in waterfront community, 1t
miles south of washington; ideal fol
small crops, poultry or hog raising
Only nominal rental If willing Il
tend stock on adjacent estate. ROB.
ERT w. SAVAGE, 514 Union Trus
Bldg, Ma. $3.50.
FOR RENT to exper. farmer ans
dairyman. 175 acres fertile land
new dairy barn, outbuildings
streams in all fields; modern 6-rm
cottage; also 4-rm house available
cleo. phone. r. Z. BELL, corbin
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ACRE CHICKEN FARM

45-ACRE CHICKEN FARM
$4,000. New, modern 3-bedrm
country home, with fireplace: on
good road; new 100-ft. poultry
house; lovely stream; all fenced for
ducks and geese: 25 acres under
cultivation, balance in woods: good
location. Gaithersburg area, Act
quick. $4,000 down. Garden tractor
included JOHN BURDOFT. RID.
2. Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton
Md 2S4R -oS
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TIDEWATER
d0yTTuTDN MAPYI, AMI

6oO - AAA
1. IS acres, Groom home. TOBACCO
barn; "a interest in 8 acres tobacco;
good tenant; stream, large timber; :;
near Chesapeake Bay. 80 miles
2. so acres, 5-room home. tobacco
barn; n interest in 8 acres tobacco;
good tenant. streams; near CheSa-
peake Bay. 36 miles D. G.; $500.
g. 1877 acres, overlooks CHESAPEAKE
Bay; 4-room home. tobacco paln
garage, crops; good tenant. streams
timber, orchard; S6,250..
4, 20 acres, improved State road. A.
room home all utilities; near Cnes-
apeake Bay; immediate possess1on'
"a miles D. c.; $4,000.
8. 20 acres. improved State road; o.
room home, near Navy base, Solo
mons: 55 miles D. c.; $500.
6. 40 acres, ,10-room home. large
porches. 2 barns. old farmhouse,
outbuildings. all utilities; IA miles
historic "Patuxent Manor" brick
home. built 1742. 9 rooms; Patux1;
ent River: partially restored; all
utilities; 2h acres; S12.5O0.
rs acres additional land; immediate
possession inspection by appoint
Many Many other farms. wstsrfronts.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY. OPP
posite courthouse. Prince Frederick,
Md. Telephone 1os-s3-J. open
SUNDAY
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WATERFRONT SALE.
St. Mays d,oons GoModsIp bstb hoHss used ny
Sofns sas nle Sss
oystering. boat harbor. etc; retire.
ment home; convenient to naya
5s1s month' h1Ss, 1S essh Na qse0upt sna Nd ps ss
to Sandy Bottom. below Hollywood
turn left at Clarkes' Landing sign
after 1.8 miles turn left; .straighf
through to extreme end Of Black
istone Farm. RA. 9402 evenings.
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA.
Exceptional retirement home - or
beautiful creek. Lancaster CO., Va.
front. private oyster bed: s-roon
dwelling. modern conveniences: farm
buildings; 80 acres. 70 cultivated
Neale Sound. Cobb 1sland-Ramblins
bungalow. suitable all-year occu'
pancy; glass-inclosed porches. mod
nished; handicapped corner lot ex.
tending from water to hard-sur'
faced road; excellent anchorage
dock. 2s-foot cabin cruiser and row.
boat included. $4,000.
colten S, Point b. St; MaTys County; oyer yer
iOOhlHB ToLOIlhC lSU-tOU
road frontage; 8 large rooms, bath
cellar: suitable all-year occupancy
modern conyeniences; artesian well
landscaped; outstanding water
sports. $4,000.
Bungalow. 5 rooms, bath, cellar. oil.
burner heat. hardwood floors. z
poultry houses, 1-acre lot; "a mile
from river; public landing: excellent
neighborhood. $4,000.
Cotton Point, Md.-5-room cottage
overlooking Potomac River; excellent
condition: good neighborhood; beau
tifully landscaped. $4,000.
ern conveniences; artesian well
charming view. sand beach; 2 acres
$4,000.
we are Offering desirable homesite,
and acreage tracts on the beautiful
rivers of Southern Maryland ane
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Two P. w. County Specials
961a acres, "a fertile and tillable, bal
in timber; Groom dwelling, water
and elec.; on Bull Run; mile on
State rds; S11,5O0.
81 acres, all rolling, tillable, well
fenced and watered: S-room dwell
ing, water and cleo. only S1O.5OO.
Both near Manassas. MILLS REAL
TY CO., Annandale. FA. 0999-
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QUALITY TRUCKS
AT SPECIAL PRICES
sis and cab with platform:
Chevrolet 1912 2-ton; high
stake; S395. .
Dodge 1915, 2-ton chassis and
ssuIdebaker 1913. 1h-ton stake
Studebaker 1s49, A-ton pick
UP; S995.
These trucks are ready to so
to work See them today.
BENNING MOTORS
1900 Benning I'd. ne. FIR. ea22.
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TRUCK VALUES

Al GMC h-ton panel S29E
AT Studebaker mdser -- 75(
AZ Int. E2-ton pickup ------- 69e
81 Int h-ton pickup ~ 81
4S Ford model F-S tractor;
Esp. rear, air brakes, 5th
wheel, saddle tanks; trail
er compl excel. cond 1895
Open until 1890 Saturdays.
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
30 NJ st. NE. NE. O5O5. =
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STROIIT

HOU 7
Catalogue free! 2,79O farms. homes
late reduced prices.
Dandy 65-Acre Farm. 300
In beautiful Blue Ridge Mts.; lake
NIL. village 2; good bldgs., 5-rm
dwelling, barn, ETC.; apple orchard
See page lib.
Village-Edge "Buy"
City advantages. u hr.: good e-rm
dwelling, cleo, gas range, cabinet
sink. running water and .porches,
plenty fruit; $500. See page IS.
Tell US what you want. Where?
Price? Terms? STROUT REALTY,
711-N. woodward Bldg, Washing
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY = l949
Chevrolet vans, stakes, panels and
pickups for hire by day, wk. or con-
tract. PUBLIC SERVICE DRIV- uR-
SELF, 1923 L st. NV. ME. TOLL.
VET desires household moving; senl
hauling; contract work. insured;
prompt service; reas. JU. 7-7l57.
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CI,EVE

Large Colonial estate on 1882 acres,
located on the Rappannock Riv-
er, below Fredericksburg, Va. This
is one of the best stock farms in
King George County, and is in q
high state. OF cultivation, with ap-
Several wss Of ouses aSsT bsass sn
other outbuildings.. and the manor
house, facing the river, has 16 rms. :,
2 baths. h-w.o.h. This farm can be
bought fully equipped with cattle
and machinery or Just the farm
JESSE r. HARLOWE
Alex, Alex A'ti Va. phoDe eAs TIE. ass4. ss44senoe0'
60 ACRES near the town Of Gathers
burg, improved with large Groom
fsa@s snee sSass ssuHsf at mSdeTn es
house. chicken house, 2-car garae;
2 streams and about acres In
woods. Price, S24, 900.
14s ACRES, improved with modern
baths, modern kitchen, open FIRE.
place in living room, cedar closet. OF
hot-wster heat, laundry room, large
bank barn, plenty Of water; lonf
hard road frontage. Price, $4,000
1873 ACRES, adjoining the town OF
some one; improved with one Of the
best 50-cow dairy barns in Mont
gomery County; 2 houses, plenty
of outbuildings; winter sheds for 100
steers. Price S47,250. Owner vii
carry $4,000 first mortgage for
u % ACRES sssEs at on *; sout. a4o. improved
with 2-story house, heat. electricity
and bath; 8 miles north Of Gathers
burg; $4,000. Possession to suit.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
510 Erederick ave. Gaithersburs,
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AUGUST TRUCK SALE
OUTSTANDING VALUES!!
40 Chey. 1a-ton panel 1928
'39 Chev. 1k-ton 12-ft van 495
az Stude. HIT. chas. g. cab 695
'46 Chey, lh-ton panel S95
'46 Chev 2-ton, 12-ft van 995
'46 GMC 2-ton, 12-ft. van 995
'4s Chev. 1-ton stake e------- 1,095
40 Chev. A-ton pickup 1850
'46 Chev. 2-ton, Oft. van = 1895
All these trucks are in excellent con-
dition and ready to go to work on
your hauling job.
LuStine-Nicholson Motor Co..
5000 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
Md, WA. 1900. 80
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A FARMERS FARM

s27 acres of fine manor loan well
lined and fertilized, 35 miles from
D. C. in Maryland near Merriott,
vile. A historic old stone center.hall
residence suitable for remodeling
A modern 7-room farm manager
house. a small tenant home. log
slave quarters remodeled as guest
home. bath, electricity. barns
elec. and water piped. Large stream
and several springs, 4 wells, 3 Meyer
pumps. Crops in and excellent pas
lures. Can be purchased on excellent
terms. If desired. tenant farmers
will stay. In my opinion one OF the
best values I've had to offer in
years. Price, $4,000. Why not let
me show you this farm. Phone MAI.
Lane. MA. $500. Ewes, WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l417 K st. NV. rs
FsEpaRsSk sdn,a No Goa CO.: Nd; scres on ago q $
tlsee 8 D. and so dffsSIsH Survey Map oS as
fenced with woven wire, on Locust
posts. The well-constructed Il.
room brick house (unimproved)
built nn. around ns oo sto Trees is and Stqatsc rom
buildings include a 70x4O-ft. frame
barn and tenant house. Suitable
for farming. dude ranch, rest home
motor court or country estate. At.
tractively priced at $50 per acre
For details and appoint. to inspect
call MI. Smith DE, 41ol or Vienna
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 4la0g1.
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393-ACRE MT. FARM

oOO1AN4ti 4N l.. l. &A4tAA
Lucky buyer gets team, mower. cul-
tivator, pillow, etc; hay and &c
acres corn, wide fishing stream
lake site report, est. 100000 IT
saw timber. about $50 a. tractor
tillage. pasture, about 45 fruit trees
grapes. berries; good 6-rm dwelling
beautiful shade. 6Ox115 barn, 40s
so machine shed. poultry houses
1890, 20x20 and 15x15: many
other bldgs.: $4,000 insurance; 90.
S7.5oo. part down: bargain list free
E. c. Brumback. STROUT REALTY
Midd1etoUp Va
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NEAR CENTREVILLE

Stock farm, stocked. 1873 acres; z
room house, electric, running water
in kitchen: 4-room tenant house;
good barn and machine shed:
chicken house; fronting on good
stream, 8 black Angus cows, / black
Angus bull. black Angus heifers,
3 beef yearlings. calves. 75 chick
ems: deep freeze with 300 lbs. of
barn: lots OF hay to be saved: SOL
600, $4,000 cash; assume GI
loan: "a miles of D. c.; good roads.
J. L. G.. WEST, FA. 2135
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$10,5O0

rs acres, s-rm. brick house. large
barn, chicken houses, stream through
property, 10,000-gallon water sitter
artistic stone walls. walks and
porches on house.
Hubbard Real Estate Co.
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GMc TRUCK DEALERS.
5000 Lee Hwy, Arl.. CHI. 1000.
Nizht service and other truck bar
gains at our Alexandria plant. 1901
Oronoco st. OV. 1900.
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End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. Sol Eye st. NV.
RE T300
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FARMS WANTED
BY FARMER. Maryland hort. major
cash rent; committing distance. Elk
027O
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OWINGS BEACH

Deale, Md. Own your own beach
prop. with income. 2 apts., 4 rms.
each, separate entrances. Modern
conv., lge. lot, beautiful water view.
Priced reas.. terms. Call Mr.. Downs.
West River 670S, or
Max C. Schwartz, Ia. $500
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$40 Frederick ave-, Gaithersburs,
Nd. 4 Tel. 29e.
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GET OUT OF TOWN

GET OUT OF TOWN
$5,00O-$900 DOWN
You can own this pretty home over.
looking water. 2 lge. screened
porches. 2 bedrms.. lge. liv. rm.
full bath, modern kit, s-ft. refrig
Call Mr. Walter, UN. 1871. cox
g. CO., INC, UN. 1925. -2S
COLORED-35 A., on Patux. R.
committing, 21 Minis; paved I'd.
CD 1k0 PA &Q0h
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dr.. Life Guard tubes ana premium
tires. Same as new; CCC guarantee
and liberal terms; price, S3. S75
CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDSM
CO., 1929 22nd st. NV, MA. $500.
CADILLAC 1949 limousine. Here is q
formal chauffeur driven car that
represents q substantial saving from
original cost; condition in every de-
tai is equal e nsT; ngx psMahIi $9 a99;
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV, MA. 1900.
CADILLAC 1s46 sedan Model SO; T.
and h., Hydra Matte dr., attrac. 2
tone finish. and very clean car;
fTOL AC-OLDSMOBILE CO..
1929 22nd st. NV. MA. 5000. 20
1887 4-dr. sedan; $500;
good cond., good rubber. Apply
CADILLAC i94S new convertible;
completely equipped; S3,995. Also
l947 "62" sedanette; excellent con-
dition: S2,295. OR. 1885.
CADILLAC 194s convertible coupe
bankruptcy .sale); Hydramatic
drive. electrically operated windows,
radio and heater; engine No,
4ss217577; BY public auction C ,.a at
day, August 80, 1949, 1890, am.
Re-: Claude R. Wallace, bankrupt
No. 38-49. Terms: Cash. Samuel M.
Greenbaun, trustee, Tower Building.
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15b ACRES, S11,O0U
Near Warrenton and Skyland Drive
on good hard-surfaced road; u
acres cleared, 20 acres apple or
ceilent water supply; 1O7-ft. drillet
well: good streams. barn. corn anS t
chicken house. CAPUT1 REALTl
co, Phone FA. 2122. 30
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CHEVROLET 1874;
2-tone green flni
cond. A garage
best of service, 1
anteed. Only 81
MOTOR CO., ]
Bladensburg rd.
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CFFS. CIII y IT
CHEVROLET !

We were very for
this fine car. ]
healthy. See and
snappy convertible
antee; S595. NOR
CO.. Ford Dealers.
rd. AT. 0200. {
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waterfront; 8 bedrooms, large dining
shower, elec. refer., gas range; COM
pletely furn.; front and side porches.
By OWNER. Call TR. 4S4o, 9 to
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CHEVROLET 1e47: 10000 mi; ex-
cellent condition; priced S1,290.
After 12 Sun, 81. 6908. rs
CHEVROLET 1888 2-car sedan; good
rubber: good transportation; passed
Va inspection; $3.50. 2639 South
Pierce st., Arlington. OF. 1878.
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s29o' ea'i NA' 0oii or 'o' -Ss94' Ss:
CHEVROLET 1s47 sedan; s-tons
sacrifice to settle estate, S1,125.
2d,d q Allen I'd, crestview, Md. OIL.
cHEv. 1s41 club cpe.: radio. heater.
aMoco STA. 1740 i4th st. '
CHEVROLET 1889 coupe; radio. heat
er, new tires, original paint, very
menthly asna sSl AMoco sssS sf Siza i74o 1esh 9s
CHEv. 1s4s ccnv. club cpe.; radio.
heater. low mileage. new-car cond.;
S1,425 cash or 1915. bal. monthly.
CHEv. l94s club cpe:; radio. heater;
low, mileage, new-car cond.: $3.50
cash or 1885, bal notes. 1740 14th
ST., AMOCO SER STA.
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster sedan;
black r and u h. saIs l5o9o 9ou mi dI S1;lgs %
MOTORS, 18th and x SITS. NV.
CHEv. 1910 club coupe; radio, heat
ter, new, tires, excel. cond.; $3.50.
cnEyRoIEr nH SSitE ,1e41 Glib. ,epe.: oris.
rubber, very CLEAN inside and out;
NORTHEAST MOTOR Co. Ford
Dealers, 1901 MINI; ave. ne. II.
CHEVROLET 1946 Aero; r. and h., 3
black beauty really "a handsoms n,iai ons car car;
viii never find its equal. Come in
today on this special! Gnaranseed
Only S1.295; NORTHEAST MOTOR
ne, Ii. 3-4100. Open ewes. till
Q PIN. 81
CHEV. 1910 business coupe; excel.
cond.: may be seen any time; 1915.
AID. 1853.
CHEVROLET 1947 convertible; ex.
tras. low mileage: original ownert
Si.325. MI. 4745. 8
CHEW. 1887 coupe: passed D: c. In.
spect. in May. Must sell immed.s
$50. GE. 1874.
CHEVROLET 1912 2,dr.; blackoout
caGVRoGEf fGSf isa7 M coupe,
excel. motor and tires; r. and h.S
new top; 1895. RA. 1888.
Continued on Next Pass1
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CHEVROLET 1946

h.; seat covers, spot. f,
up lights; WV, tires:
trade or terms. BEL
500 Wis. ave. WO. 80
CHEVROLET 1941 FL
sedan; by private party
fully equipped, low mil
can arrange terms.
TIA CDOR
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1947 2-dr. sedan; low
mileage; r and h.; Al cond.; S1,25o
cash or $3.50 down. Can be seen and
driven any time after $3.50 pm: MIR.
SCOTT, 141S Penna. ave. Sc. Phone
DI. 1928 bet. 8 and l pm. Sat.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
German Scientific Data
EvuIuotion to Take Years
BY the Asseeiated Press

BY the Associated Press
ATLANTIC CITY.-"The United
States is just beginning to reap
the benefits from the huge
amount of scientific information
captured from the Germans after
World War H." says Col. Harry A.
Kuhn, U. s. A. (retired), president
Of the Armed Forces Chemical
Association.
THE Government so far has re-
leased more than 100000 reports
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Modern Vehicles Due
To Replace Havana 5
Ancient Buses Soon
By Horry Lever
Stor SfoH Correspondent

HAVANA, Cuba (by maiD -
This city's ancient buses, which
are as famous a tourist sight as
the Presidential Palace, are going
to be replaced by modern We
hicles and authorities hope stu
dents will refrain from burning
them on the University of Havana
grounds each time a raise in fare
is suggested.
The 1900 buses of Compania
Omnibus Aliados, which has been
under the thumb of government
Intervention since last fall, carry
about 100000 passengers daily,
with a fair percentage riding the
loading steps. That's because the
drivers of the vehicles, which also
are known as "guaguas." don't
like to stop. The passenger has
to jump on. and with the usual
full load. they don't get much
further than the steps.
The average driver is an inter-
esting character, with his ubiqui-
tous cigar belching black smoke
When a passenger jumps on. the
driver often greets him with
something like mi socio"-"my
partner" There have been occa-
sions when the driver has seen
his new-found friend bounce off
the steps. on contact with a tele-
phone pole. for many of the
streets in Havana are as narrow
as the bus and the margin of
safety is not always adequate.
Tour U. s. Cities.
Several of the buses originally
came from Miami, but they
weren't too new when acquired.
Many others in service are def
nitely ancient, and the company
finally has decided something had
better be done.
So its representatives have just
finished tour of American cities
checking on requirements. The
company hopes to secure a $10..
100000 loan to execute its pro.
gram. with the aim Of completing
it In two years.
Cubans take the buses in stride
| They pay six cents to ride in the
city and eight cents when, fol
instance, they cross the Almen.
dares River Bridge to the Mar.
ianao. And that brings up las
falls fare-raise question.
The students didn't like thu
idea at all. So in protest they
took a couple Of busses up to ths
lofty university grounds, ane
burned them.
It then was decided that tn.
fare raises would apply to tn,
"especiales" or "new-type" buses
Then, as is common knowlege IL
Havana. the bus company decided
to paintisome old busses like new
Races Sometimes Held.
The students didn't like tina
either. So they took more busse,
to the university grounds, burnet
them. and rolled them off the wall,
or down the schools long serie.
of steps.
The busses run about every TIVE
minutes in order to handle tn,
heavy patronage. And If the drive
feels exuberant, he might race {
fellow driver. There are pract.
ically no traffic signals in Havana
AS to the police, they occasion.
ally stop bus and arrest tn,
driver on several trafhc charges
on the simple theory that h,
probably broke some regulation.
in the course Of his adventurou,
day.
Evening star., 1949-10-14

with data on synthetic fuels, Jet
missiles, chemical warfare agents
and other subjects, but it will take
years to evaluate all the infornia-
tion," he told the American
Chemical Society.
Some Of the more important
German developments were the
Fischer -Tropsch process for max
ing synthetic oil from coal; the
manufacture of high concentration
hydrogen peroxide; production of
white carbon black; the fire fight
ing fuel chlorobromomethane; a
synthetic substitute for mica, and
new insecticides.
Evening star., 1949-10-14
Windy City Proud Of Phones

CHICAGO (P).-The first direct
long-distance telephone line be-
tween the United States and
Alaska was opened recently. Mayor
Martin H. Kennedy OF Chicago
spoke with Gov. Ernest Gruening
of Alaska, at Juneau, beginning
with this message: Hello, Gov
ernor. It's good to hear your
voice; this equipment was built
right here in Chicapo"
Arizona sun., 1949-01-21
CHINA REDS:

NO COWIUI6UG
'TThe winners tell the funny jokes
the losers holler 'deal!'
But the apparent winners in
China's civil war weren't saying a
word, and the nationalist govern
ment's peace offensive appeared
stalled against wall of Communist
silence.
From the government side came
rising tide of clamor for truce and
a negotiated settlement. The Com
munists, who have been winning,
continued to say nothing.
Marking reported growing anx-
iety among Chinese who had pre-
dicted quick Communist response
to Chang Kai-shek's New Year
offer to mediate. It was predicted
that the Red answer, if and when it
came, would be demand for the
government armies to lay down
their arms.
In Peiping, a group of delegates
to the national assembly sent the
Communist leader a message urg-
ing an immediate cease fire order
because, they said, ''the people CAN
not endure any further suffering"
Meanwhile, American position. as
indicated by two statements, seemed
uncertain, or divided. Vice-Admiral
Oscar c. Badger, commander
of U. S. naval forces in the western
Pacific, denied rumors of a with
drawal of American forces from
China" He declared the rumor was
based on reports the marines had
terminated their lease on ShantUng
university campus where they main
tain their barracks"
Arizona sun., 1949-01-21
Officers Adnn11nt

The superiority which many army
officers feel and affect over the G..
I. came graphically to light in Ber-
lin. There, in the biggest American
club in the city, U. S. enlisted men
were barred-but German frauleins
were admitted.
G. Us and civilians got hot as the
proverbial two-dollar pistol. En-
listed men won a temporary victory
when the board Of governors Of the
club suspended the month-old ban
pending special meeting to thresh
out the matter.
One lieutenant-colonel epitomized
the officer viewpoint. Ninety per
cent of enlisted men were all right,
he conceded, but it was the other
10 per cent which caused the ban.
THERE ARE 10 per cent of the
enlisted men," he said, "who do
not know how to behave" Then he
added the clincher: 1--WE don't want
these enlisted barbarians with Off
GERS and ladies'" Evidently pos
sessed of the power of his convic-
tions, he asserted he would resign
from the club if enlisted guests were
permitted.
Significant was the reaction of
the German civilians. In effect,
they asked if such tactics had any
place in the teaching of democracy.
AS one employe put it: '"The ban
simply means that everybody in
Berlin can come into the club ex-
cept an American enlisted man.
That is not our idea of being Amer
ican."