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Evening star., 1949-04-07
Letters Persuade Mrs. Heart
|ToSeek More Than Year of Life

Of more medical assistance, sayins
she had seen enough doctors and
that they all agreed.
But then letter after letter
came in.
Don't give Up. was sup
posed 10 die In 1887
Doctors estimates are
just estimates
Many letters came from medical
men. urging her 20 seek more
advice
Last Friday. when the Tall
reached its peak. the 5i-yeat old
widow retreated 10 q sanitarlum
Il didn't want my friends 10
know what my real name was.
she said. but they began 10 sus-
pect and called me, I had 10 set
away and rest and think
She said il would be impossible
for her 10 answer the incredible
stack of mail.
But I have a purpose now she
said
Evening star., 1949-04-07
100 Georgia Teachers
Declare Holiday After
Funds Are Voted Down.
by me Assoeio,ed Press

ATLANTA. April 7.-Smarting
under the States refusal TO in
crease school funds. more than
100 Georgia teachers today rallied
behind a leave-the classroom
campaign.
First reaction TO the voters de-
feat of proposed new taxes came
in two rural Northwest Georgia
counties-Polk and Chattooga
Two teachers in Chattooga quit
and County School Supt. c. B,
Akin said others are debating
whether to walk out.
Teachers in Polk County voted
not to hold classes today and to-
morrow. They invited teachers of
10 other counties in that district
to join in the recess"
5000 Seen Leaving Jobs.
State School Supt. M. D. Col
Inns predicted a mass exodus of
teachers by the end of the cur
renrsyear. He estimated 5000 or
more will leave their classrooms
for higher paying jobs in other
States.
The protest came as a direct
result Of Tuesdays referendum
on a proposal to increase taxes
in Georgia by s46.000. 900 to ex-
pand education, health, welfare
and other State services. The
plan was beaten down three to
one, the larger cities returning
even heavier majorities against it.
If it had been approved. schools
would have received $23, 100000 in
additional funds.
Teachers In the Polk County
Education Association voted SO
to 2 for the two-day recess" I"
They agreed to meet again Sun
day to decide whether to return
to classrooms or extend the
walkout.
10 Schools Affected.
Ten schools, about 115 teachers
and $500 students are affected by
the teachers recess"
Assistant State School Supt. j.
I. Altman said Mr.. Akin reported
his Office was full of mad teach
ers" Tuesday night when returns
showed the referendum had failed.
Mr.. Akin told Mr.. Altman the
teachers were threatening to quit
and turn the schools over to the
politicians and tightwads."
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Boy PIuys Detective

HAMBURG. Germany tP.-A
German boy arrested" his girl
friend so that he could take her
around the night spots He told
the girls uncle that ne was a
detective and wanted to question
the girl. After keeping her out all
night he returned her home. but
uncle was suspicious. The Ham
burg police report said the boy will
be charged with impersonating a
detective.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
Democrat Is Elected
[Muyor of St. Louis

ST. LOUIS. April Z R.-Dem-
ocrats wrested control Of two tor
city offices and the Board OF
Aldermen from Republicans In
st. Louis municipal election.
with 675 of 784 precincts re-
ported for Mayor. Joseph M
Darst, q Democrat, had 93.708
votes to 1888 for Republican j.
Edward Gragg. Mr.. Darst Is a
real estate dealer.
In the same number of pre-
cincts, Milton N. Carpenter. DEM
ocrat, received 89.235 votes to
1888 for incumbent Louis Nolte,
a Republican, in the race for con-
troller.
Republican Mayor Alloys p,
Kaufman did not seek re-elec-
ton.
Evening star., 1949-04-07
U.k. Asio Group to Set Up
Industry and Trode Unit
o. sees Aasasf asp~s Fvwas

BANGKOK. Sam. April -
Win Russia casting igss LONE DIS
Senttng vote. the conference { I
the United Nations EcorcTS *
Comm lsslon fog Asa and the Far
East Tuesday approved estah-
lass2n3en; @: committee on indus
Try ano trade
The vote --- With China and
Burma ahstaIn.ng by the Com
Evening star., 1949-04-07
nv ~ Asso<,o,ed Prs.,

OKLAHOMA CITY. April T.
Mrs. Heart has made up her mind
She now has the answer to the
questions she asked America last
week-what to do with her sl0.-
600 and the IL months she can ex-
pect to live.
She is going TO see more doctors
hoping they can find some way 10
keep her aling heart beating
when her year Is UP.
But it took an tionai
food of mail - 900 letters - 10
make her change her mind Al
first she had rejected the idea
Evening star., 1949-04-07
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T9s approved resolution pro
vlors taAi = representative eaz-n-
Evening star., 1949-04-07

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Evening star., 1949-04-07

Morocco plans to step up phos-
phate rock production into a
major industry.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
ARCHITECT Field s Wife
Presses u. ). 10 Probe
His Disappearance
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. 30.-The wife Of
an American architect, who dis
appeared while travelling in Com
munist Eastern Europe last Au-
gust, declared today he is being
held incommunicado" somewhere
behind the Iron Curtain.
She pleaded for stronger United
States efforts to find out what had
happened to the man. Hermann
H. Field, saying that four months
was a long time for ''me and his
two small children to be anxiously
awaiting news of him"
The wife, Mrs. Kate Field. said
she had been silent about her hus-
bands disappearance up to the
present because she had been as
5ured everything is being done to
find out who arrested my hus-
band"
But in statement today and a
cable she sent to the State De-
partment last night. Mrs. Field in
dicated she thought there was
much more to be done.
Two Relatives Also Vanish.
Mr.. Field, director Of building
plans for a Cleveland (Ohio) COL
lege, is one of three Americans, all
related, who disappeared between
May and the end of August.
Mr.. Field was last seen in War
saw. He is known to have booked
passage on a plane for Prague
Evening star., 1949-12-30

but the plane reached the Czech
capital without him and his name
had been scratched off the pas
senger manifest.
The Polish foreign office told
the American Embassy in Warsaw
it was reasonably certain" Mr.
Field had not been taken into
custody in Poland.
Mr.. Fields brother, Noel Field
was last heard of in Prague last
May. Noel's wife, Herta. has not
been heard from since she in
formed Hermann's wife from
Prague that Hermann had not
arrived there.
Noel Mentioned in Hiss Trial.
Noel Field was termed re-
cruiter for American intelligence
groups in testimony in the Hun
garian treason trial of Laszle
Rajk, former Communist foreign
minister of Hungary who was
hanged October Is. Witnesses In
the second perjury trial of Algel
Hiss in New York described him
as a former member of a Com
munist cell in Washington.
Hermann Fields British-born
37-year-old wife is living in Lon
don with their two young sons, g.
year -old Hugh and 4-year-olc
Alan.
Mrs. Field said her husbands
trip through Eastern Europe were
not connected with politics.
A State Department official ir
Washington said a note had beer
sent to Poland December is de-
manding information about Mr.
Fields disappearance. He said q
note also had been sent to Czecho-
slovakia December 81 asking in.
formation about Noel and Herta
Field.
Evening star., 1949-12-30
Births Reported

tFrom the D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics
Joseph and Mary Brewer, girl.
John and June Carter. girl.
Harvey and Frances Casbarian, boy.
Enoch and Patricia Chase. girl.
Irving and Sylvia Cort. boy.
Llewellyn and Gladys Davis. boy.
William and Ruth Durham boy,
Dennis and Carrie Garner, boy.
Anton and Ethel George, girl.
Julian and Patricia Greene, boy.
Luis and Anita Guijarro boy.
Harold and Sallie Hammond. boy.
Julio and Gladys Heurtematte, boy.
Albert and Mildred Ingraham, girl.
Ralph snd Margaret johnson, boy.
Walter and Pearle Larson. girl.
Paul and Rose Lodato. boy.
John and Suzanne Mallory. boy.
Franklin and Catherine McGrane, girl.
Robert and Patricia Moss, girl.
Eugene and NJ Gene Parisho, boy.
Robert and Joan Parker, boy.
Ernest and Shirley Payne. girl.
Robert and Marjorie Perry, boy.
Wendell and Catherine Poulsen. boy.
Bernard and Eloise Reed. boy.
Arthur and Dolores Robson. boy.
Theodore and Ruth Rothman, boy.
Evening star., 1949-12-30

Robert and Theresa Russin. girl,
Jacob al d Jean Sadel, girl.
John and Mildred Sanders. girl;
william and Frances Sherry, girl.
James and Helen Sullivan, girl.
John and Laura Vogt. boy.
Herman and Flisa Wolkinson. boy
James and Susan Anthony, girl.
Charles and Dorothy Ball. girl.
Herman and Helen Barber. boy.
Percy and Frances Battle, girl.
Eltree ard Rachel Beverly, boy.
Wilton and Annie Bobo. boy.
Haywood and Isabella Brown, boy,
Henry and Elcise Brown, girl.
Leroy and Gladys Brown. boy.
James and Laura Cheathen, girl
James and Oracle Crawford, girl
Paul and Jean Cullins, girl.
Leyern and Thelma Dempsey. girl.
Willie and Leola Digs, boy.
Paul and Helen Toman. boy,
Robert and orine Gaines, strl
Freddie snd s Masgie gn,,,d d'lt,am' har oo'
Harry and Verdell Graham. girl.
Frederick and Emma Green, boy.
John and Dorothy Henderson, boy,
Wesley and Roberta Hill. girl.
Cooley and Julia Holloway, boy.
John and Mamie Holland, boy.
Phore and Iona HUDSON, pOy.
Arthur and Mary Jackson, Toy.
William and Bernice. Jennings., Sirl.
James and Mary johnson, eirl.
Clinton and MARGARET Johnson. boy
Waiter and oueenie Kidd. boy.
Jessie and Minnie Kirkland, boy.
Elby and Mary Lawrence. girl.
Samuel and Dorothy Lee. boy.
Tandy and Ada Marshall. boy.
William and Sally Mason. boy,
Mitchell and Lacy Morton. girl.
Ebert and Gladys Murray. boy.
Robert anT Willie Murray, boy.
, 1949-11-25
Governor Leaves
Virgin Islunds on
MonddY or Tuesday

Governor HASTE departed for ST
Thomas yesterday on the first
plane following a round of activi-
ties during which he made seve-
raj appearances. He said that his
present plans call for leaving for
the mainland on Monday, Novem
Der %, but certainly not later than
Tuesday, November 90.
He expressed himself as deeply
touched with the excellent recep-
ton given him and promised to
visit the Islands whenever posi-
bic.
Government Secretary de Cas-
tro, who will take full charge of
the governors functions until the
appointment has been formally
announced by President Truman.
, 1949-11-25
Ft. Amherst" Arrives
Too LGte for Tourists
To See St. Croix

The arrival Of the Fort Am
herst" in St. Croix was not mark
ed by any festivities or ceremo-
MES as in the case of St. Thomas
when the vessel received a spe-
cial welcome, including a visit by
Governor HASTE. Virtually all taxi
cabs gathered on the Frederik-
sted wharf from early evening
hoping to show visitors from the
boat a part of St. Croix, but by
the time she dropped anchor
ness had set in and only a few
sailors ventured a quick trip to
Christiansted and return.
, 1949-11-25
People Rush to Shake
Hostie Hund After
Forum Speech

Several persons rushed to the
bandstand in Christiansted to
shake the hand of Governor Has
tie, as he finished his speech on
Wednesday night, where he spoke
under the auspices of the Avis
Forum for Public Enlightenment.
AS His Excellency reached the
foot of the steps leading to the
Bandstand, a group of old and
young people virtually "mobbed"
him. Many of the older ones say
ing God Bless you" and some
patted him on his shoulder, and
wished him good luck.
, 1949-11-25

His new post in which he serves
the nation overshadows our loss.
In response Governor HASTE
said he would just ramble a bit.
He then said despite the fact that
as a lawyer he certainly is happy
to get back to his profession, he
would not have accepted the new
post if he had mot felt there was
no real danger of a successor as
governor whose appointment
would be a step backward. He
said he knew the President well
enough, of his sincere desire that
we should have good government
here and that our program should
go forward.
Thinking in detail he was proud
that quite a number of those pre-
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-11-25
Alexander Would NOT
Accept Governors
Post, II Offered

Joseph Alexander, veteran ex-
Councilman, and President of the
st, Croix Chamber of Commerce
in a letter to the St. Croix Civic
Association, while expressing APP
probation for the Resolution to
the President in his behalf, said
that he would have to decline the
appointment as Governor, even if
it were offered to him for reasons
of health. He expressed the hope,
however, that the President will
, 1949-11-25
Congressional Party
Entertained Al
Luncheon Wed.

The Congressional party, a part
of the Way and Means Committee
which visited st. Croix Wednes-
day last between planes, were Civ
en- a luncheon at Hotel-on-the-Cay
Present were: Congressman A.
Sidney Camp of Georgia, Walter
A. Lynch of New York, Anne Fo-
rand of Rhode Island, Hrman P.
Eberharter of Pennsylvania, Ste
phen M. Young of Ohio, Thomas
E. Martin of Iowa and Congress
man John w! Byrnes of Wiscon-
sin. In the party to were Mrs.
Forand, Mrs. Eberharter, Mrs.
Young and Mrs. Martin. Charles
w. Davis, Clerk of the Ways and
Means Committee accompanied
the party.
Governor HASTE, Administrator
Taylor, Hon. Joseph Alexander,
Hon. & Mrs. Ludwig Harrigan, Hon
& Mrs. Alphonso Forbes, Hon. &
Mrs. George Wulff, and a number
of local officials.
All the visiting Congressman
and their wives were greatly i'm
pressed with St. Croix. They
showed more than passing in
terest. Unlike years past even the
wives of the Congressman did not
"force" themselves to be "nice",
They were at ease and gave the
impression of being genuinely sa-
tisfied to meet their guests and
know the island.
The life of the party of course,
was Georgia's Congressman Camp
All the lawmakers have promised
to do all they can to aid in the de-
velopment of the Virgin Islands.
They were told that conservation
of water was one of the most i'm
portant programs for st. Croix, in
particular.
, 1949-11-25
Miss Carmen Delerme
Crowned: Governor
Dances With Her

Miss Carmen Delerme, who was
crowned Miss CHS of 1850" was
honored on Wednesday night
when His E~xcellency William H.
HASTE, visited the Jungle Casino
shortly after she was crowned and
danced a waltz with her.
His E~xcellency enjoyed the old
fashioned dances featured under
the direction of Alfred Francis,
who instructed them in the. art.
He remained for some time be-
fore leaving for the Government
House.
, 1949-11-25
Civic Resolution on
Alexander to be
Published in Full

A copy of the Resolution petit
tioning President Truman to name
Joseph Alexander to the governor
ship of the Virgin Isands, was re-
ceived by mail on Tuesday. It was
sent by the st. Croix Civic Asso-
citation of which Herbert Haywood
is president.
The Resolution will be publish
ed in full in tomorrow's issue of
the Avis.
, 1949-11-25

appoint a man whom the people
will have confidence in and who
will possess the qualities of abili-
ty, integrity, sincerity and energy;
who will be vindictive but patient
and cautious as to his acts, being
always ready to cooperate and to
work tremendously for the well
fare of the Islands and their
people.
Mr.. Alexander's letter confirms
the sentiments of many, including
the majority of the members of
the Municipal Council, many of
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-11-25
Govt Employees
Honor HASTE al Dinner
Wednesday Night

eeS of the government joined in
honoring Governor William H.
HASTE at a dinner on Wednesday
night at the Buccaneer Hotel. Two
gifts were given the Chief Execu-
tive, one for Mrs. HASTE, who was
unable to attend and one for him
self. Mrs. Pearl Byrd Larsen pre-
sented the gift for Mrs. HASTE;
the second was presented to His
Excellency by Ralph de Chabert.
MI. Chabert said that those who
worked under the Chief Execu-
tive regret that he is withdraw
ing from the service of the Vir-
gin Islands. Also their adminra-
ton for his efforts to promote the
welfare of our people. At the same
time, he said, we rejoice exceed
ingly with him when our Presi-
dent called upon him to dispatch
so important and responsible a
task that he will be called upon
as Judge.
Speaking for the employees, es-
pecially, was DR.. D. C. Canegata
who said, in part that the group
wishes him well. He is leaving at
a critical time in our Islands
history.
Among those who spoke were
Administrator Taylor, Hon. Lud-
Wig Harrigan, VICORP President
Olson, DR.. Brian T. Shorney and
DR.. Aubrey Anduze.
The Administrator said that he
had the same feelings expressed
from the rostrum on the previous
night and would have the same
ones for a long time to come. "We
are fully appreciative that this
Governor has rendered to the Vir-
gin Islands far in excess to any
other Governor and, he added I
have served under four. In clos
ing he said, we are losing a man
who has breadth and in depth in
telligence, character, courage and
vision. He thanked him for the
fairness in which he has always
dealt with him.
MI. Olson said that Governor
HASTE was one of the greatest men
in the world. He told of his asso-
citation with him for the past two
years and of the Governors adj
vice which he termed nothing but
sound good sense. The Governor
has been spearheading the fight
to have the two-year restriction
on VICORP operations lifted, he
said. He expressed the hope that
the close friendship will continue.
DR.. iShorney said he feels Gov.
Hastie's going is a personal loss.
DR.. Anduze said that throughout
the Virgin Islands citizens are feel
ing that we have lost someone,
Evening star., 1949-08-26

g-ROOM SUITE, lobby Moor. sWltch-
Once. BLACKSTONE HOTEL, DI.
1910, -
8 LARGE FRONT connecting rooms
for ofice or a shop, SIS per month:
G ST. between 18th and 18th. For
information, Me. 9611. 2S'
OPPOSITE STATLER on K-Desir-
able 3-room ofice suite with lava
tory: 525 50. #. vacant; SS5 month.
CO. 1864. rs
Evening star., 1949-08-26
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

"AIskpHONb FHST. 6ON S\ba
leland IN CHHsAPEAKE BAY, about
$50 acres, finest duck shooting In
bay; Call OWNER, DI. 24o3. Non Non
c0Bs g sfi ISLAND. IN lot on watsPfr.
bunga., bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, bath,
scr. porch, new ami. WA. 196b.-2S
BARGAIN ON BAY-Franklin Manor
Beach, all-year home on beautiful
waterfront lot. has heating plant,
large liv. rm., 3 bedrms.. modern
kit. and bath; priced for Quick sale;
$a,250: Phone CHARLES e. RloR-
$50 ACRES. l mile safe beach, on
Potomac River, mr. Point Lookout,
Md. Also 20 a. Of PIT. Lookout Creek;
sasss. r.: mi N oyster s1 s.r bed oSNnR WI e.
MGoon6ihRN Goni COTTAGE (s7,s5O O@' on
beaut. Buckners Creek. Westmore-
land Co., Va. almost acres Of
ground. directly on deep water,
ducks. crabs and OYSTER: IL mi,
McMAcKfN. ciSI' Hague si e4ss, M'e1 or write write
2: O.. Mt. Holly. Va. Broker. T E.
SEVERN VEIN RIVER - Modern Ts s-Toom
home. oil h.-w.h., garage. large land
scaped lot. Box 8O-A, Star.
ATTRACTIVE year-'round waterfront
nome on large wooded lot; 4 rooms,
bath, completely modern: screened
porch, overlooking water: fireplace,
elec, stove and refgr.; furnished
Don't miss this at $3.50: terms
BOND. ME. 951O.
SENSIBLE INVESTMENT. Yes IN.
deed, Drum Point Beach is the
most sensible .all-year-round home
today to where the, Patuxent River
meets the Chesapeake Bay. See the
clear white sandy beaches; fish on
the Patuxent. in the bay and on
the 4 fresh water lakes. An easily
accessible natural protected harbol
your own dock. Take your choice
of any one Of the tree shaded lots
in the harbor area. at or near any
Of the lakes, on the bay; or at the
shore Of the Patuxent. Or you may
buyonsd buy any one Of the t ere
as S295 G0x45) in our lovely
choose. you have unlimited use q
all the other waterfront areas. Easy
to follow directions: Out Bladens-
5'.1t burg I'd ad Peace cross so,. Bear an
202). throush Upper Marlboro on
Route 4 to Wells Corner, turn right
on No. 416 through Prince Fred
erick tRoute No. - for Is miles.
left to the sign to DRUM POINT
BEACH. DRUM POINT BEACH
CORP, Owners. Developers, Calvert
Realty Agency. Southern Bldg. RE
S43s. Sat. and Sun. phone OR.
274O. rs
RANCH-TYPE part stone. 2-bedroom
modern home IN delightful setting,
3 acres on cove Of Chesapeake Bay.
Excellent view; large fireplace, panel
doors. brass hardware, hishest quail
ity construction. double gar. land
critics. II. c. Robson, Real Estate,
Whitestone. Va. 26s
SHADY SIDE, MD.-Beautiful bum
galow. 24x24 half acre ground,
pieteIy furnished. including oil
rs E5sFi il r's6s'' ':sliae:. *: q: 81 o.
LoNG bGACH-Neviy furnished and
fully equipped cottage in 1st blk.
tIHm T.t Bay 9SsrsHsns of sss
price and terms for quick sale.
Owner moving to West Coast. Cot
tage on wooded lot, 50x1OO. Hard
surfaced street. Connected to CEN
tral water system. suitable for year.
round use. Gas heated. Fully in
sulated. In excellent condition and
repair. Prompt possession. Price.
$6,450. With terms to suit pur-
sa1s.s chaser. To INSPECT. drive 8 miles
solomons Island road, turn left to
water at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to ONCE on bay.
M. Z. ROCKHILL, INC.
Evening star., 1949-08-26
STATION WAGONS

FORD 1919; absolutely Ike new,
used as display car only. new-car
guarantee, plus additional 26.o09
labor; list price $2,396, will give
$3.50 discount, cash, terms or liberal
trade: LOGAN TosdD, 2o17 Va
FORD l94S super de luxe station
, Magon; heater; ! owner; xos used used very .ny
tenm.. tssls; IF Trs1aNGI assiI AoToks 1888 ss
PONTIAC '4s g" station wagon:
fully equipped; $4,000 miles; $1,075
or best offer. RA. 9057. -28
1949; red body. fully
$3.50. Call LO. 6.9736.. Us
Evening star., 1949-08-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE

VERY DESIRABLE frontase, River
rd., Il mile east Of Potomac; 40 IT..
on River rd, 341 IT. on Persimmon
Tree rd; total, 1856 acres; cleared.
ready for building Call WI. 1850
daytime during week. 10. 2-9753
evenings. Saturday or Sunday -26
BY OWNER-11 acres, fronting Po-
Chain Bridge; Va. State-maintai ined
rd.: wonderful views, wonderful old
trees; good terms. Box b4-A, Star.
1o-ACRE FARMS, $500 per acre;
good soil: high elev.: hard rd.;
cleo, phone: schools and transp.;
Clarksburg. Mont. Co. Md. yrs.
to pay. OWNER. Sligo b633. 20
WE HAVE large and small .cresges
building "a rapidly: Q; H. osTERMAN
FOR ACREAGE. commercial, indus
trial or residential Development:
lots, ofice rental in Arlington or
Fairfax County; Call US;
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
OK. 44s7 or CHI. 44S7. Open to
9 pm. -27
LANGLEY, VA. AREA
Several sm. acrease sites, within 8
priced from $500 per M acre up, on
. few Of the sites cash, require
ments are very low with terms to
suit purchaser
McCAY g. McCAY
Realtors GIL SRr5 -0S
Evening star., 1949-08-26

o2 UNIT MODERN APT. BLDG.
Near 18th and Spring Rd.; white
tenants. Extremely low rents;
$4,000 annual income; stoker heat,
low expenses. good financing, rea-
Iiss REALTY CO., INC.
1918 10th st. NV. RE. s264. --29
Evening star., 1949-08-26
MOTORCYCLES

A. ]. s. 194s de luxe No. 35Occ;
1900 mi; good cond.; orig. owner;
very reas. oxford 1893. -2S
CUSHMAN SCOOTER 194S model 52;
in fine shape. buddy seat and horn;
$3.50. WI. 4793. rs
good tires. $500. Can be seen at
E1SINGER'S BARGAIN WARE
HOUSE. rear. Of 1897 Wisconsin
ave. OIL. 1901. A2S
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
to own q new AIS. MatchlesS, Ariel
or Triumph. Some models for i'm
mediate delivery. Excellent used
machines in stock, from 500, up.
Trade and terms. Parts, oil and
accessories. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES, the home of better service,
912 9th st. NV. RE. 5073. rs
AMERICAN MOTOR-SCOOT 1947;
used only 3 mos. in excel. cond :
$125. Call 81. 40s1 after pm.
Evening star., 1949-08-26
AuToMosIles FOR SALE

ANERICAN CROSLEY-jSee the new,
Hot Shot" Roadster, hydraulic
sell the worlds most economical
cars; up to IS mi. to cal. Also
dealers for Austin, Renault, Morris.
N. d. and 1S other foreign cars.
JACK PRY. 17&7 Conn. ave. and
1630 penna. ave. Sc.
AUSTIN 1948 2-dr. sedan; r. and h..
POTOMAC MOTOR SALES. 2030
III st. NV. ST. b3s4. Open eyes.
until $50 Pm. @e