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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF
RESALE

Under and by virtue of the
power conferred upon me in an Order
of the CLERK of the Superior Court of
Orange County in the Special Pro-
ceedings entitled Nellie D. Ellison,
ct al, vs. Lessie Durham, ct al" and
under and by virtue of an order of
resale upon an advance bid made by
the Clerk of the Superior Court, the
undersigned commissioner will on the
18th day of July, 1949, at twelve
o'clock, noon, on the premises in
Carrboro, N. c., offer for resale to
the highest bidder for cash upon an
opening bid of s215O.O0, a certain
tract or parcel Of land lying and
being in Chapel Hill Township,
Orange County, North Carolina, and
more particularly described as fol-
lows:
One house and lot in the Town Of
Carrboro. North Carolina, which was
conveyed to A. F. Durham by the
Consolidated Realty Company by
deed dated January /, 1917, and re-
corded in the Office Of the Register
of Deeds of Orange County in Deed
Book rs at Page 4S2, and known as
Lots Nos. l and 2 of the w. N. Ray
property, to which deed reference is
hereby made for more particular de-
scription Of the said property.
The sale will be held open for ten
days to receive increased bids.
This the 9th day Of June, 1919.
L. J. Phipps, Commissioner.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08

M page nine)
they are waiting for their laun-
dry to get done. Il especially ap-
preciate the opportunity to listen
to the problems of CT students
who come in with their family
washing he said. ITO know
these young men and to have
fhor,a n1,nGdo - - l. Ae L.
worth all the effort put into
the operation of the laundry"
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheshire's own
SON John A. Cheshire, Jr, Of
Kings Mountain, was a captain
in the Army Air Forces and the
pilot of q BIT during the war.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Miss Monaghan in New YORK

Miss Mildred Monaghan,
principal of the elementary
school, is in New York attend
ing Columbia University's sum-
mer session. Her address is 1890
Amsterdam Ave, New York 27,
n. Y. In Boston last week she
attended a national meeting of
elementary school principals.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Haryie Ward Wins Golf Title

Haryie Ward Of the Univer-
sity's golf team won the ma
tional collegiate championship
this week at Ames, Iowa.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1949-07-08
Wandering Newspaperman Quits Rowing

(Comtinaed from page nine)
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

the government brings the suit for treble damages, the tenant will re- ceiVe at most not more than single damages, with the balance going to the U. S. Treasury" Walsh said the rent office is receiving many calls from tenants who appeared to be under the impression that the tenant would receive the entire amount awarded by the court If the government brought the suit. and emphasized that from suits
 Walsh pointed out that the ten brought by the government, the teh court specifically awarded the tenant, in any case not more than the amount of the overcharge. The only way for a tenant to obtain treble damages Is for him to bring suit himself, Walsh concluded. The area office is in the Valentine Building in Juneau.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
TENANT MAY NOW SUE
 FOR TREBLE DAMAGE

JUNEAU - The cost of doing business as a rent violator is going sharply up," said Walter E. Walsh. Alaska Area Rent Director. in ex- plsining the treble damage" pro- vision of the new 1949 Rent Law which went into effect April l.
 Walsh said that under the new rent law, the Office of the Hous- ing Expediter now has the right to sue for three times the amount of rent Oyercharges instead of for the single amount of the over charge as under the 194S law.
 Walsh pointed out that the ten ant still has the right to sue for treble damages himself within a month of the violation, and that the right of the government a. gency to sue for treble damages accrued if the tenant did not him. self sue. However" he asid, If
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
NEW VETERANS BILL GIVEN
 APPROVAL BY COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON - A dissension split House veterans committee today approved 8 modified pension bill adding about s10.O0O. .OOO, 900 to existing veterans benefits over the next 50 years,
 The new bill in effect liberalizes and writes into law regulations of the veterans administration al- ready in force for disabled and needy veterans It is follow-up to 100-billion dollar measure which failed to pass.
 The final committee product contained an amendment by Rep .resentative Teagus D-Tex) barring pensions for veterans able to work more than half time:
 The unemployability require ment was hotly opposed by Chair man Rankin (D-Miss)- He voted against it in committee and threat ened to carry his fight against his own committees bill onto the floor of the House.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
DEVELOPMENT BOARD ISSUES
 NEW FOLDER ON ALASKA

JUNEAU - To answer a flood of inquiries on how to get to Al aska and what to see and do in Americas Land of the Midnight Sun, the Alaska Development Board has prepared a special travel publication. Seeing Alaska. Copies are now available for distribution
 The folder is packed with des- criptive material and pictures from all parts of the Territory. It tells how to get to Alaska by steamer, airplane and automobile. Brief descriptions of the TerritOrys 25 principal municipalities as we'll as national parks and monuments are given.
 In addition, the folder contains map of Alaska showing access roads leading from the United States to the Alaska Highway as we'll as the entire highway network within the Territory. It also con- tains highway guide showing the location of hotels, cabins, stores, filling stations and meal points along the highway.
 The Development Board has al ready received orders for several thousand folders from all parts of the world. In addition to going to individuals, copies will be sent to travel agencies, transportation com panies and others interested in pro- noting travel to Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
RENT ADJUSTMENTS MAY
 BE MADE BY LANDLORDS

The Alaska Area Rent Office is now ready to receive landlords re- quests for rent adjustments under the fair net operating income pro- vision Rent Director Attorney Walter E. Walsh said this week.
 We are fully prepared to help landlords apply for this entirely new type of rent adjustment which Congress wrote into the Housing and Rent Act of 1949," the Area Rent Director said. Landlords may now obtain the new petition form and other information which will be helpful in preparing their peti- tions at the local rent offices To- cated in the Valentine Building.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

included as expenses.
 Walsh explained that the new adjustment provision also replaces two adjustment grounds which hundreds Of Alaska landlords have used in the past to get needed rent adjustments. These are the hard ship and operating-at-a-los ad- 1ustment provisions of the 194S and earlier rent control acts.
 A simple petition form will be used in applying for the rent in- crease. Landlords will find every step in completing the form we'll explained, right on the form itself. Expense figures are 10 be furnished for a single test" year selected by the landlord. This may he the most recent calendar or fiscal year. Or any consecutive 12 months end ing within go days of the date of filing the petition.
 In order to inform tenants who will be affected by any increase granted. the landlord must file two copies of each petition, and of all supporting evidence. Under the new lgislation, tenants now have the right to examine the landlords statement and to file an answer to his petition. Walsh explained.
 The 1949 Rent Act provides that no rent increase shall be granted unless the landlord certifies that he is providing and will continue to provide all services and equip ment required under the rent reg ulations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13

Juneau"
 Under the new provision, the owner of a building containing 4 or less dwelling units may get an adjustment if his net operating in- come is less than 25 per cent of his gross income He will be grant ed an increase to bring his net operating income up to 30 per cent. An owner of a large struc- ture Give or more dwelling units) is entitled 10 an adjustment if his net operating income is less than 20 per cent of gross income. The increase will be sufficient to bring the net operating income up to 25 per cent. When granted. the ad- justment is effective from the date the petition was filed.
 Net operating income. Walsh said, is the amount of rental in come left after payment of operat- ing expenses and an allowance for depreciation. Among the expenses which the landlord may show are the costs of fuel and utilities fur nished, payroll, janitorial materi. als, real estate taxes, insurance and interior painting and decora ting. An allowance for deprecia- tion also may be shown in the ex- penses for the year, as we'll as a portion of the cost of repairs and replaeements. These are not charge. able to single year, but allocated over the period of years they nor mally last. Mortgage payments ana interest on mortgage may not be
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
CIRCLE MEETS

The Carrie Circle met at the home of Mrs. Julius Mason last Tuesday evening with Mrs. Geo. Bidwell as a special guest. Mrs. Bidwell and her husband recently returned from a long vacation trip through the states.
 Following a short business meet ing refreshments were served by Mrs. Mason. There were 15 mem bers present and three guests.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-05-13
CUNNINGHAM TO JUNEAU

Mir. Fred Cunningham, local theater manager, went to Juneau yesterday on business. He is ex- peeted back today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

gust 5. except on legal holidays
and rainy days.
The stations will be established
in the Northwest section OF the
city at the Adams School. Nine
tenth and California streets.
Alice Deal High School. Fort drive
and Nebraska avenue. FuSsell-
Young Ice Cream Co. rear yard g.
3206 N street: Polk School. Sew
enth and P streets; Upshur Street
Hospital. Fourteenth and UpShur
streets. and the Whittier School.
Fifth and Sheridan streets.
In the Northeast section clinics
will be held at the Burroughs
Schol. Eighteenth and Monroe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Commissioners Study
Lawyers Guild Plea
To Enforce Race Law

The District Commissioners to-
day had before them q statement
by the District Chapter Of the
National Lawyers Guild calling
on them TO issue a public an
nouncernent that laws against
racial discrimination will be en-
forced beginning with a near,
specified date"
The guild made public yesterday
an opinion that the laws Of 1872
and 1873. passed by the Legislative
Assembly, elected when District
residents had the vote. still were
Id effect.
Last December. the National
Committee on Segregation in the
Nations Capital. asserted that,
around 1900, the antisegregation
laws "mysteriously disappeared"
from the District statutes. The
committee said some lawyers spec
,flate the laws still may be in
force.
Donald M. Murtha, president
OF the Washington chapter of the
guild, made public an opinion
signed by seven attorneys on its
District Affairs Committee. hold
ing that the laws are in effect.
The opinion said the laws pro-
vided a fine Of 500 and a years
revocation OF license for any
keeper of a restaurant. hotel, lice
cream saloon" or place where soda
water is sold, barber shop or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.


bathing house who refuses to wait
upon any respectable well-behaved
person, without regard TO race or
color.
The opinion was signed by Jo-
seph Forer. chairman Of the COM
mittee. and former Municipal
Court Judge James A. Cobb. Dan
lei Crystal. Margaret A Haywood,
Charles H. Houston, J. H. Krug
and Herbert S. Thatcher.
It said that, in enacting the
1901 code for the District, Con-
gress repealed acts Of the Legisla-
tive Assembly with certain excep-
lions. These exceptions included
police regulations" acts relating
TO municipal affairs only" and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

streets the Circus grounds. Twrr-
ty-thIrd street and Oklahoma ave
nue.. and the Merritt School. ri
tieth and Hayes streets
Other clinics will be corduc TED
al the Beers School. Alabama ave
nue. and Thirty sixth place Sc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

penal statutes authorizing pun
ishment by fine only or by i'm
prisonment not exceeding one
year or both"
According TO the opinion. the
antisegregation laws come within
these exceptions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17
Il Clinics Open July II
For Doc NEGOTIATIONS

The Health Department will
conduct II dog incubation clinics
again this summer. it was an
nounced today.
The NEGOTIATIONS. to prevent
rabies, will be gwen between 4 and
6 pm. on Mondays and Wednes-
days from July IL through Au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-17

TIE Patterson Sctscsoa South Carl
tol street between Dan0l-ry arr
ElLoTe streets and trs -9ls:zaet
Pound South CApgIsst and : streets
Evening star., 1949-06-07
SITUATIONS WOMEN

COMPANION, refined, agreeable per-
sonality, adaptable, and most de-
pendsble. desires position with l or
COOK. 1st class, with reference, to
go away for the summer. DE. 4046.
COUPLE desires manage rooming
house In NV. section in return for
living quarters and small salary.
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 7 years
ONCE experience, bookkeeping, typ
ing, own correspondence, 3 year s
college economics psychology sDu'
NURSE desires position as companion,
care of invalid or child, references
EXCHANGED. Call Madison 37o5-J.
NURSE GOVERNESS, experienced,
gti5shes, ,5s position with children refs
NURSE. white, hospital trained. Ions
exper., wishes chronic, invalid case,
day duty; doctors refs. HI. 3494-
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored, desires
maternity or baby care case. ST
PRACTICAL NURSE, available at any
time; high school education, Ma
tional Institute grad. RE. 1853, s.
RESIDENT MANAGER. exper. and ex-
cellent referenceS; Dist5ict Dt5s or So SUB
sEAMsTREss. colored' tailor shop
laundry, valet, or in store. AD
0S6S
STENOGRAPHER-If you are in need
of a competent stenographer or
typist for vacation replacements or
to take care of your overflow. call
MISS BARRETT, DE. 694S. -
TYPING to be done at home; enve-
lopes, manuscripts. etc, Will pick
UP and deliver. Call AID. 0462. -12
TYPING AND CLERICAL WORK at
home or office, eXDerienced and aC-
curate. ia. 9l57.
COLORED GIRL wants Job filing or
care of child. Call between 10 and
$50. HU. 1854.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

with nice six-year-oid daushter. viii
travel. Box I1s-R., Star. Sc
GIRL 1;d eelored: daa First class day work
dIshi msId. sSIeFesi Sk ssss wishes Job as nurse
GIRL, colored. wants part time or
full time Job; good references. Elk.
GIRL wishes morning r. ssg xoyk; fve days
H, or house 9Se0rani maid psS'ffS Ii, Soo25s. "
g.h.w.. ) days wk., no sats. or
HAND AM TTSaNpRPPss TsTk PS xsn5s 1s2Ss work to do
MfpDIE-AGfD fab5Ge WHITE LADY desires
work Housekeeping, semi-invalid or
or 2 motherless children. TR'
NTRsEMArD with light s.h.w. Lu.
WOMAN. S5s1als colored. wishes 3 days
gg2r g2rk; ss5n laundry ironins' houseWork'
WOMAN, V colored. desires days work
or bv the wk. S25. No cookins. 1R.
WOMAN, CoLoRED. desires days
work; experienced with references
WOMAN, WOW ec;oLoREp. neat, inteIligent,
wants 3 regular days work. Call
WOMAN RSj 4CoLoRED, exper.. desires
g.h.w., or part-time work mornings;
In adult family. DU. 2310.
time, cleaning ONCE, apt. or days
work co. 4Sa9.
YOUNG MOTHER, white. son g. de-
sires housekeeping in motherless
home: must have references. Boz
72-R Star =
EXCELLENT MAID, available 8
days wk.. during EMPLOYERS alb.
sence til Sent. /. Near 34th and
Macomb st. NV. Box 354:M. Star.
VIRGINIA WOMAN, colored. wishes
Job in apt. 5 days week, no night
wnrk Phnns Iu. 2-h47a.
Evening star., 1949-06-07
PERSONAL

n Hus'. betN Balto. % and tSi wash srim- -
ming and al sports. rates nooersts
LoNGWcoD CAM. BOX 2s2-x
Olney: Nd. Ashton 2491.
tutor ! hish sehool and sTsmmaI
school subjects. Cali CO. $40
wAvERLY coNvALEsCENT HONE
24-hr. nursing care, fully licensed
near nsar Bethesda on Rockville PIKE
ELDERLY MAN. excenen. eonyales-
tails. BOX 7-R, Star I2-
TEACHER-Young lady; exp. in bust
ness and Govt, wishes summer
work as social see'y. travel com
RiTe Ta'ohi in. nRef Refs "sAEs1 Wa s4s7 o' ''"e'
PIANO TUNING. s.: all repairs: irse
1871 days; oV. 4527 ewes
MONTE VITA RANCH FOR BOYS,
Berkeley Springs, W Va. ga hours
from d. C.; reasonable boys, 6-l5;
private lake. boating. fishing, riding
no ticks; emphasizing health, safety
ALTERATIONS. all ladier garments;
ewes 3Io9 l4th co. 222I
VACANCY IN NURSING iiOdk--c4.
noUr nursing care. LlCenSed oy
county and State sH 6o40
LA ENGEL. DREssMAXER uormerly
% 5th ave. N. ", claims nothing
too hard to handle. Expert fitting,
skilled workmanship. Custom made
to measure. restyling, alterations
Studio centrally located midtown,
II1O p st. NV, Rm. 90. EX. 1903
VACATION ON A FARM-Adults
swimming, riding, tennis, etc; 45
min. from D, c.; weekly rates, S3s
and up. Make reservations now;
catalog. THE RAEDALLS, Clarks-
vile, Md.
VACANCY for elderly gentlemen;
nursing care. GE 1858 Ill
HOME AWAY FROM HOME-Real
homelike atmosphere. spac. porches
and grounds conducive to quiet and
rest, featuring excellent meals and
special diets. OIL. 1918. -
Evening star., 1949-06-07
DOCS. RETx. Tc.

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ssartssn asA anss Sc 80 Ehsfs -
fss s4s, sT ssss sfss. GsH NJ las
rwsrs COOKIE vrvrsss. ta "ss
el6. pTssss fes gwssaselsts SAFE csssssi
5eax8ss ef4x fY~ AF&E aaa -
roY nsssHTsfrsss m.as ss.s e.
RAJ sossty asts. $50 *ses, cM
msmNTFmg. Eeeai nsHs mssxs ss
fsrssse III &c Pen VI ~ Mfssdssi
| ". ~. ella 5sz esTfas =. - ssz
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kl.ArM sfT1l. nsaSs. 9 ns -
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sra. / sNeass | tFmsas PIT aNFeasY
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srnsA sAgs EsssEs sssA Ceskssx q
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rsfxs xsssss xYwwsss--oass 50
essa a0~rmee smt4s4 sw@s faf ssas
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Evening star., 1949-06-07
HELP DoMEsTIc tcons.I

GIRL, eoiored. day work. in Cnsverly,
Can AP. 06s0. 3
GIRL, young. white, clean small apt
GIRL, COLORED, for housework III
mornings, Mon. thru FIJI. IA. 473l .
--l2
HOUsEKEEPER. past As. pleasant
good disPosItlon ard trHStxorthy. iS,,rE %
2 years OF age, live in; good home
Box 1881, Star.
MAID, sh.W., 70 sleep in; $50 per
mo. room and board Incl; ref. JAY
MaTbSEspefl.a RE6s: 12e1 g q H. in. shw s
Bethesda' Of. 6i23. .
MAID for downtown roominE house :;
$50 mo. Call in person, 1923 Eye
WOMAN, sh.w, care Of a-yr-oId.
fare. Recent D. c. refs. MI. 1928.
WOMAN. white, $3.50 per month, con-
duties, also. cooking; other help EN-
pioyed; references required. $500
Brandywine street NV. Apply morn
EXCEL. tk o5PpoRruNrry for depend
able woman, gh.w,. light cooking,
live in; pvt rm; and bath: small
family: must be fond Of young chill
dren and have city refs. Cali MRS.
DAVIS, SH. 7s4i. q
EXPERIENCED COOK 10 live in;
other help employed; salary, S35
per week; recent D. c. references
required. WI. -sQ3j. u
SETTLED WOMAN, experienced in
cooking and general. housework, for
permanent Job: to start Immediately
at country home, with all modern
conveniences; other good help; pri-
vate room and bath: very good
salary; only one experienced and
interested need apply. Call AID.
EXCELLENT COOK and housekeeper
to live in. Nice bright room in love-
ly home; must be refined, depend
able and have health card. VIII be
treated kindly. Adults only. RA.
1887. IS
Evening star., 1949-06-07
SITUATIONS MEk

ACCOUNTANT, expery books started,
pookRrpersG fsaioRa9ls;r OR ,.g 2o74 .erv,c. hv sx
best refs oW. $500 or ow. e176,
BUYER, department manager, men s
wear, clothing, "a. married. un1ver-
sit. sity wtS gEfd Te eTnaysi ca oer; fh aa1s nter
CHEF. Al in sea foods; sober: las.
can manage kitchen. JACOBS. Pr,
COLLEGE sEN.-seeking 3 mos. en-
ployment. indoor or outdoor work.
Industrious, rugged. capable. OIL.
COLLEGE sTUDENT-senior enei-
neertng: age 2S. married. Desires
three months employment. UN.
COLLEGE STUDENT wants part time;
afternoons; ewes. Sligo 2l35.
COLLEGE STUDENT, badly in need
Of summer work. VIII do most any,
thing. Call DA. 9047 after Z pm.
CooK-Colored- sober,
honest, clean. dependable; boarding
house. restaurant or private; free to
travel DU 1896.
LAWYER-young, married, 9 yrs.
general and administrative prac-
tice; familiar legislative Drocedurej
legal, executive, business BACKGROUND,
2 yrs. college accounting; available
Immediately for right position. Best
references. Box 107-R: Star. 13'
mani; insurance collection debts;
statistics. Box 1l0-R. Star. o.
MAN Seeks responsible position;
AZ; property owner; college grad;
Reserve Army offlcer; sales and thes
atrical experience. Box 112-R'
NIGHT WORK. responsible. active
man wants work after 4:30 pm.
clerical, custodial; car. Box e4.R'
Sales OR CUSTOMER RELATIONS
public school teaching and coaching,
8 years intensive instruction AIT
Force training program, 3 years,
sales engineering and operation OF
own business organization. Aggres-
sive. competent, ability to organize
and get along with people. Finest
personal background. Best refs. IN
terested in associating with progress
siye p: G. area frm. Call GE. 4469.
STEWARD, II years at IT; has whole
show rooms and rent them for
large bosrdint house; AS years old
quite active; 5000 month, room and
board. Boz 4O-M, Star. -l2
By medical student. fel. oW AIS.
YOUNG MAN, col stu. desires part
time Job, l to 6 pm, Mon. thru
Fri; varied exper. Box 103-R. Star.
YOUNG EXECUTIVE, with extensive
business experience, sale promotion
work. many contacts in Federal Govt.
and Congress, legal background; in
terested in connection with high
type firm as Washington manager or
representative. Excellent references.
Box S4-R, Star
DECORATE FOR sPRING-Save dete-
rioration. House painting inside and
out. Reasonable. Kitchens and
baths our specially. Phone FA.
6241 NIELSEN -
Evening star., 1949-06-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

PRIVATE FRENCH LESSONS for be-
sinners at your home evenings. Low
rates. OR. 1855 bet. So pm.
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self confidence, freedom
from self-consciousness. MI. 1850.
MODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul.
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
by Government for ol training
wAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 q a. nv p1. l7e2: -
EASY METHOD North i7sS
TOUCH TYPING COURSE with
comptometer-Short, easy methods
plenty OF positions BOYD SCHOOL
PIX INSTRUCTION on live board
Easy to learn, age no handicap
day and evening classes. Tuition
S2o-S25; NATL PIX SCHOOL
ALL MEN WANT TO SUCCEED Il
their chosen lines. The /. c. 3
offers 400 courses to help you sue
ceed. Business and Engtneesing
also TO earn your high school oi'
ploma. G.I. approved. See .ol
phone C. 8. 210 Bond Bldg.
fREEE TRIAL FLIGHT. No obligation
bICR1POwELL s NATIONAL FLIGHI
sYsEM. lola Denriks BLDG, sT
Evening star., 1949-06-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

LEAVING FOR ATLANTA, GA. june
18th; can take 3 ladies: share ex-
penSe; new Studebakeri refs. exch
OR OI93 =
LAREDO, TEXAS, need driver for
l949 ieepster; leave Immediately
Call ST. 3744.
LEAVING SOON for TT. Worth and
Dallas. Texas Room for 3 pass
engers. Phone SH. 1884. Tskoma
pk. between rs am. and 81 pm.
LEAVING FOR ARKANSAS June 9th.
can take /, share expenses. WI.