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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES tcen..)

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - Old
established essential heating. air
conditioning and general sheet metal
contracting company. with enviable
reputation, needs additional work
business. Complete sales. service
and parts depts. and completely
equipped modern sheet metal, re-
frigeration and motor repair shops,
ali completely stated. Large intown
service and delivery trucks. Finest
engineering facilities. Large and
complete inventories of equipment.
metals and component parts in all
dspts; and perfect dissributor- man, n,
known and accented equipment.
with full share Of defense orders;
Services considered If meehanical
or sses SaeesTSapd This nvoSna
S@5, 900 investment by one or
more interested parties, with full
security. Box 74.T, Star,
BOOMING HOUSE-1ncludes building,
st sspS5s sHa sestos Ssas
all new furniture; 81 beds; plenty
baths and very profitable. $4,000
cash handles Excellent financing.
vPsDiNa PsKsi a. Machines agaaH uN. SILVER
Queen. practically new. all on loca-
owner called to Army, Sale includes
months supply candy and gum. S400
cash, Lus 4ST535 after ; pm. l.
doing 81 400 weekly. Call NO. o415.
RooMrNG HOUSE. Ink. apts. $500
down. 8 rooms. 8 baths; $40 rent.
Priced nr to 1ss sell St fast EpWfS NfS Eors T. ks Els
1910 Vermont ave, RE. 5140.
SERVICE STATION and garage with
:61p@ent ys.d ins oys1 trucks a s s6d vii Ill
sarfLf is fGE 0nESr RrAf Gs SsFAT G sa oSSa Scss
GIFT SIT. Sacrifice s9r ss; ) eu1ek 1a, sale.
oRocERY-s4oo down, balance of
nifty; restirint; rent $50. WA.
cHavRofET cHsvi ssGS; BGs, equipped for mo-
PIE BILE market RarSs,,g gith aass ssseD freeSe cheap
FINE caihDRRENS's SHOP for sale in
will give financial sheet for past
two years; buyer must have $4,000,
BALANCE note for merehandise ere; ans sh,. Do 20
DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION in
fast growing Arlington. Bldg. form
erly used as doctors ofiiee on lot
rd., now under construction and ,ad-
joining the big Hecht Co. develop
ment. Excellent location for. any
business; Available after March
asditionsi aSth MFi'f infprmatloBl 81 BOX l'0 P0F
SMALL GROCERY = Good oppor-
tunity. For details call NO, s992.'
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING COM
Md and Va; good proposition with
small Investment. Box a5o-s' star.
MAN WITH LIGHT TRUCK or car;
mot nss an 1 Ssnsss S5snsTy fo4 Ssys9g Ss
food or confection experience help
full. Write for personal interyiew,
give phone number, Box ISIS.
DRY CLEANING PLANT on premises;
est. cover. so yrs; low oper, costs:
available to responsible party; over
SMALL RESTAURANT GRILL; good
sDes ee6uS Sr Ts ae. .eeten esasn sens eas
Il 1855 IA; s-544o. l.
Columbia I'd; growing business.
$500 sSx S9sII REsrsnRANr, stsF.A equipped. ID A
going rushing business in clean,
growing community; complete with
fountain, booths. tables; everything
neat restaurant requires. A busi-
ness you have beer dreaming of.
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md,
RID 2, Silver Spring, Md. Call
Ashton (Md) 3S46. IS
DELICATEsSEN AND GRO; must
sell at once; mod EQUIP; doing
approx. $500 per wk.; 81 500 or
best reas. offer considered; terms
to suit. WA. 1856 or MI. 7l45.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

MICHIGAN PARK-Lovely 2-story
detached brick house. 7 rooms and
. baths. recreation room; fenced
yard: large first trust: monthly pay
ments include taxes and insurance;
substantial cash required. Call Miss
Reeside. WA. 5326. MARSHALL j
WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV. DI
WOoDRDGE, mr.. 18th and Hamlir
Spacious 4-bedrm. bung allow. must
be sold owner has purchased Other
property; incl. Scar gar. oil heat
ESTATE. SH. s7s4 till o.
DET. BRK.-open Sum-. 2 til dark
prewar brk, home, with lge. yd.,
nice rms. with bath: recr. rm.. attic
h.-w.h.;. storm sash; fireplace. IA,
everything and a low price. 3s2a
26th St ne. ALDRE, INC. LU
4-O747; ewes. LU 4-542o.
81 18th ST. Me- large rooms
tile bath. front and rear porches
full basement. Excellent condition
81 IT. 1st commercial. Vacant
Ewes call Mr.. Vailario. 10. S-T970
URCIOLO REALTY CO., ME. 1871
s1.s5o DOWN. owner must sacrifics
this almost new 5-rm. det. brick
home, has reduced price for q quick
sale Full bsmt. PERI. cond. Only
sl2,e5o. RAPFELL REAL ESTATE
IDEALLY LOCATED NEAR c.. u
screened and Venetian blinds
throughout: assume GI loan; S67
pays ALL Call UN. S131. 4
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PASTRY, CANDY SHOP
SODA FOUNTAIN

In business over 30 years. owner re-
tirIng due to health; best location
in NV; over $4,000 worth of
equipment and stock: total $4,000,
with "a 500 roup
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
BRICK BUNGALOW, $13,5
Very attractive 2-bedrm. bungalow.
equip. kit. with dining area, stair
way to storage attic, full bsmt. WITH
outside entrance, storm windows, oil
&C. heat; close-in: location; l blk;
from bus, beautiful shruboery and
VIERS MILL VILLAGE
vACANT-QUICK POSSESSION
Det. 2-bedrm. bungalow. large kit.
with table space. range and refrig-
orator; full dry bsmt.; automatic gas
heat. $3.50 down. $40 mo-, incl.
taxes and insurance.
6-Rm. Brk. & Frame Colonial
$16,500
8 bedrms.. tiled bath, equip. kit. with
table space; walking distance to
public and parochial schools; full
bsmt.: gas heat; storm windows and
screens; large lot.
SLIGO PARK HILLS
Beautiful postwar Cape Cod. 23-tt.
liv. rm. with wood-burning hrepl.,
guest-sise. din; rm.. large modern ;Ta
ssapS so9aS III; .vSss pSEse5 Sedrs I sne and tea sea
bath on and floor; built-in garage;
full bsmt. with paneied recr. rm.
and u bath; lovely shade trees and
shrubs; in close-in cony. area Of
Silver Spring. Price. S25.960..
Wood Conley Co., Realtors
$40 Ga. Ave. 81. 5700.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-k.w.
COLORED-VACANT

Semidetached brick with 2 complete
apartments, 2 stoves, Q refrigerators,
2 full baths; all large rooms; front
and rear porches; full bsmt., oil
heat. lavatory; detached garage;
good location. Terms arranged.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
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RESTAURANT NIGHT CLUB

RESTAURANT NIGHT CLUB
Good NV corner, 2 blocks from new
GAO; lease at reasonable rental;
liquor license; business good at pres
ent and increasing; owner must sell.
Right price for quick sale. For ap-
pointment to inspect and discuss de-
tails write Box 373-S Star oh
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COLORED

NEED 2 ROOMs?-S7.e5O
Row hricktex, new gas furnace, large
rms, nice section Of Sc. Don't miss
this II you need SPACE; owner anxious
to sell. Call Mrs. Stickel, NO. 039S.
COX d CO., RE. 1883.
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HoUsEs-sALE-MD. tcent.l

MAKE AN OFFER--owner cannot
AFFORD to hold this vacant 7-rm. det.
home In Takoma Park. Al cond.,
full bsmt.,. gar: no reas. offer re-
fused. Asking S14,500. RAFFEIL
REAL ESTATE, SH. 1903 till 8:
BUNGALOW, S9,950-Economical D.
rm. home in Takoma Park. on Flow
er ave-; oil heat, full bsmt.; zoned
TATE, SH. 1103 till Q.
BRICK BUNGALOW in one Of Tako-
ma Parks newest subdivisions. Five
pretty rms. newly painted, Venetian
blinds. mod. kit, full bsmt. and at
tic, oil heat. si.le porch; vacant
S14.750. RAFFEIL REAL ESTATE
S12,SOO buys this mod. brick bunsa.
liv. rm. with fireplace; bedrms.,.
bath; lge. kit, util. rm., side porch
aluminium storm windows: Anchor
fence. Assume GI loan. Exclusive
with BERNARD T. BROSIUS. Real
tor, SH. 0420. Ewes, Mr.. Scott. SH
81, 800 DowN-Brand-new 6-rm. det
home in Takoma Park; firepl, in IL
BY 20 IT. liy. rm.; full bsmt:; Gas
heat; so by 600 #. lot. And, car
you believe 1t, the price Is only SD
800! RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH
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Restaurant, Liquor-Colored

1VCSUd VI dI4V, L1quO1-OOIUICU Gu
One Of the busiest locations close to
G, P. O.. P. o. and Union Station.
00t per mo-; 75g LIQUOR. Suitable
for 2 aggressive and experienced
men. Terms can be arranged This
will sell quickly. For. further in
formation and inspection call Mr..
Ceppos, ewes. and suns. DU. 1908.
R. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors, Ma.
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Grocery and Meat Market

Corner. colored trade. $500 to S7o0
wk. gross volume quoted by owner.
An excel opportunity for an active
young couple to become established
in profitable business with a small
down payment. Ewes. and Suns.
call Mr., Ceppos, DU. 1868. R. A
HUI, fPHRIES Realtors MA. 5000,
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TWINBROOK
ASSUME OF LOAN

81. 800 cash will buy this 4-yr. .-old
asbestos shingle bungalow. Home
contains living-dining room COM
bination, equipped kitchen. utility
pansible attic which can be con-
verted into rms. Gas &C. heat.
Large lot. 65x2O0. S67 mo. to in
clude principal. interest, taxes and
insurance. For appointment to in
spect, call Mr.. Byrd. DI. 0223
(eves. EN-. 239s).
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ROOMING HOUSE. downtown, 10
rooms. 2 baths; $3.50 rent; income
quoted, S35S mo-; run by MANAGER
check net profit; Ink. apis. Low
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5140
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-k.W.
YOU WILL BE WISE

To inspect these fine new homes
prior to completion. as they prob
ably will be among the last top
quality homes to be built. All are
Dental communities; 3 to 5 bed
rooms and 21a to Az baths. Choice
OF Colonial two-story or rambler
type homes Prices range from
approx. S33. 800 to S42. 800. Ewes.
please & can AZ. 4tIiii4' FNANh o
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FOUNTAIN-LUNCH

FOUNTAIN-LUNCH
Rent. S55: iuc. quoted over $4,000
mo-, showing a real net profit; mod
ern fixtures, busy, compact. seats 19:
$4,000 required. Call Mr. fowler
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
DEL. GROCERY. no beer. ST, 200 wk.;
rent. $50 a mo-; white sub. trade;
an easy operation; S4 900 down
GROCERY. S700 wk.; a snap with
ST. 600 down.
e.-s. GROCERY-BEER. $500 wk..
col. trade; a fast operation in need
of an eyper. grocer: 81 900 down.
BILL SIMONS, EX. 6181
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COLORED-S85O DOWN; 2-bedrm
brick home. rec. rm., excel. a.
nancing. ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-0747;
COLORED - SINGLE or twin-bed
room; heat; quiet. gentleman or cple.
COLORED-535 KENYON ST. NV.
Room for / or persons in clean,
refined home. ia. 4419. q
COLORED - Mr.. ARMORY - 1900
BLK. A-Row brick. liv. rm.. din.
bedrms. and bath: finished rm. and
bath in bsnt.; reas. priced; low
down payment. Mr.. Watts. OR.
5761. DRURY REALTY CORP. MI.
1000 IL
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ROOMTNG REALITY

IL rms. baths. Rent. $3.50. 5-yr.
lease Inc. quoted. $500 and apt
for owner; elaborately furnished
Detached corner house; large yard.
A real buy; only $1,000 handles,
Call Mrs. Phillips. :,
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
1929 VT. Ave. NV. Suite sos. ,-
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IA ROOMS, 5 BATHS

In GEORGETOWN. Beautiful place, With
plenrs valuable fnrn Rent, $500 mo-.
5-yr lease. As,ing $4,000 down
Edwin l.. Ellis. RE, 5140
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Realtors. DI. $3.50.

D. C. LINE, $24, $50
emo. -old brick rambler, near River
rd. and D. C. line: 3 bedrms., all
elec. kit. Incl. combination clothes
posal unit Priced for immsd. sale.
INTER COUNTY REALTY CO., INC.
nT o101 0pep titl q M
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JUST OFF 10th ST

OIL. o101. Open till y 81.
JUST OFF 10th ST.
Gift. row brick. immaculate condi-
aHh; tnlIg es eeuipped s KIT hitchen e x"pantry:
End fl. has 4 bedrms.. Q baths. In
closed porch: full bsmt.: attic: de.
tached garage: gas h.-w. heat. Priced
reasonably. Call Mr.. Finkelstein'
AID. 1886. ewes.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1913 K st. NV. Realtors NE. 5400
COLORED - OPPORTUNITY have
your eS eEn apartment collect collect Isth Fen1
and 18th NV; 10 light -housekeeps, s
,ns msntS p4ss rsRss iST sss
down, balance monthly payments.
coLokk6oiitS 6ioEA Soii Nn' AND AND SHEPHERD
SITS. N.W.-2h-ba. brk:, side hall, l., .
& e. sis 81 %Sa CT Fis p&. wh: 3S' II: sam: a.
CoLORE6 % Ed iSso 11th ST. - s4ss
down, 1st comm; 6 .apts.; income
rent approved for siaI; ,agy eonyenien!
coi terms nsrh,ooK,Sc Ma XIX Sr sH FoR HeIa BAR
NV. S11.S5o. Row brick. 2 compl
apts.. separate entr.; 2 rms. kit;
tiled bath each. Full bsmt. with
Sparkling floors throughout, Entire
house In excel. cond. Only 81 $50
substantial down payment. TU
1892: ewes. ia. 1011. SAMUEL c.
REYNOLDS. 3005 Ga. ave. NV. g
Coiored-First Block Bryant st. NV.
10 ROOMS, 3 FULL BATHS
Oil n. nice back yard. An op-
port. Of q lifetime to acquire won-
derful property that viii make you
financially independent. Call early
to see this one. Mrs. Cox. VI. S136.
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 1855;
evenings Ii 6-03SQ 3
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CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
RRIcK HOME Mr.. COUNTRY CLUB
Semirambler. consisting Of 4 bedrmS.. :.
. baths. lRe. liv.. rm. with hrepl.'
din, rm.. elec. kit. with pantry,
bsmt., bnilt-in gar, oil h,-w.h.;
paved street with sidewalk. Priced
to sell now. Evenings. WI. S64S.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
urT 1on .
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& Ink UNITS

8 L.H.K. UNITS
18th NV; 3 baths; oil heat: gear
garage; S1s5 rent over S-yr lease;
8 elec. refrigerators; easy renting
locations (rates up to $40 mo J .
Should sell Asking $4,000 down.
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5140
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GLENDALE

UIEIN OAIE
possession; 6-rm. semidet.
brick with. pine. paneled reer. rm.,
terror decorator; brick front and
rear porches: equipped kit; awnings;
storm windows: screened Anchor
fence: don't hesitate. You can't 70
wrong. HILLCREST REALTY, Ii.
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3-LEVEL RAMBLER

3-LEVEL RAMBLER
Vic. Chevy Chase. D. c. Living rm-
dining rm. combination; 3 bedrms.,
2 complete baths: gas heat, new, to
be completed. Will allow time to
sell your home. For further in
ALL or SH. 7446. ewes. II
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FOXHATJ, VILLAGE

FOXHALL VILLAGE
fwest of Georgetownl, attractive
brick town house Of 5 bedrms.. ~
baths, liy. rm. with fireplace. din
rm.. kitchen: new gas. furnace and
dishwasher. Delightful screened
porches overlooking park at rear
Butlt-in garage. House insulated
Price, So6,950. For appointment
phone Mrs. Farrar. WI. 6122. OF
MI 1850.
D. A. HANES CO., INC.
Onn9 nna w .
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$4,000
HOMES

HUMES =! ! !
Not Just houses. Only a few left of
these lovely new semidetaehed brick
homes. Conveniently located in the
Shepherd Park area. these homes
contain 6 large rooms: 1st-fioor
powder room, beautifully equipped
kitchen Sample house at 1906 9th
st. NV. Open daily and Sunday
until 9 p.m.
SIDNEY z. MENSH g. co.
RE. 0736 i
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS

HILLCREST HEIGHTS
New custom built detached
brick home; first floor. living
room 2ohx14ha. full-size din
ing room and de luxe modern
kitchen (room for table and
chairsJ, powder room and rear
porch; second floor. 3 bed
rooms (master bedroom 20lsx
l1L) and bath. pull-down
stairway to attic; full base
ment with lavatory and wash
basin and outside entrance:
gas a.-c. heat. $22. $50, sub.
stantial cash required. Call
Mr.. Broche, 10. 3-5013.
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S11.950

Assume OF loan of $500 at $40 per
month, including taxes and tnsur-
ance. Living. room. breakfast room.
large lot with apple tree, two bed.
autamatic washer. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO., 10. 5-2400 and 10.
5-2402. "a
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NEAR THE CATHEDRAI

A Diet. brick residence in delight.
full environment: transportation
John Eaton Elementary and st
Thomas Parochial Schools within
rangement. lovely living room witt
fireplace. large library, 1st-fi. lava.
tory, family -size dining room ane
modern kitchen; 4 delightful bed,
rooms and . tile baths on End a.
2 finished rooms and bath on, ,3ri
Handicapped level lot. Price, $50. $50
Shown by appt. only. Call Mr.
Reilly (eves.. TIE. 1920.
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
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RRIGHTWOOD

vicinity 4th and Oglethorpe-6-room
semidetached brick, POWDER kM
washer, gas h.-w.h.: excellent con-
dition, recreation room, built,,in ga
rage. This house must sell TINS
week. Call ewes, TU. 3151, BLAN,,
KEN REALTY CO., RE. 0229. i
BRIGHTWOOD-VACANT!
Rtttenhouse st. n.w.-Det.; 8 bed
rms. : baths: auto. heat. etc; only
So. 500 down, balance like rent. First pS
time offered. Ewes. call RA. 94o0
DANIEL DIENER g. CO.. ST. 1881.
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walker q Dunlop, Inc.
Realtor. 1900 18th st. NV.

Wheaton Bungalows
Three frame homes. one VI. old; two
with 2 bedrms., one with 4-bedrm.
possibilities From 81 600 to 5000
down. S65 mo. payments. EARL ].
PRESTON, SH. o103, LO. 6-0230.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co

22nd AND MINI. AVE. Sc.
Near stores, transportation and
schools. rooms and bath. oil hot
water heat: deep lot. Vacant. with
possession at settlement; $3.50 down,
convenient terms.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
1929 K St. NV.
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WOODED AREA
CHARMING BUNGALOW
This all-brick home Of liv. rm. with
flrepi.. 2 bedrms., kit. and bath is
located on large. lovely lot. GI trust
may be assumed. Reasonable terms.
On YOU'VE tyd a AND BOWERS CO.
, 1951-07-28

UN -.
cation zone to separate the
armies is fixed no trouble was
expected with other points on
the five-point agenda.
Admiral Turner Joy lost no
time in presenting the commu-
nists with UN request that the
demarkation line and demili-
tarized zone should be drawn
along the present battle line or
even further north along what
is generally referred to as the
waist" of Korea. The commu-
mist position stated from time
to time was that the line
should be along the 18th pa
rallel, the old boundary be-
tween north and south Korea.
Discussion Of this item alone
continued for an hour and 6f-
teen minutes of the 18th
session.
, 1951-07-28
NOTICE

Savings Bank Book No.
C-l418 having been reported
lost or stolen, the holder there
of is hereby requested to pre-
sent it to the Bank within
.welve (12) weeks from this
date as otherwise the Book
will be cancelled and a new
one issued in its place at the
expiration of this period.
Virgin Islands National Bank
Christiansted Branch
June s. 1851
, 1951-07-28
AUCTION NOTICE

At the request of R. H. Am
phlett Leader, Esq, attorney
for ALMA PLASKETT EB-
BERSEN, Administrative of
the Estate of George Alexan-
der Ebbersen, Deceased, and
by virtue of an Order of Sale
issued out of the District
Court of the Virgin Islands
dated June %, 1851, there will
b eoffered for sale at Public
Auction to be held in the Of
flee of the undersigned Ven
due Director on Monday, Au-
gust s, 1851, at 200 o'clock
pm, the real property No. So
East Street, Christiansted.
The conditions for the sale
will be read at the time Of the
sale, and all documents there
with connected will be exhi-
bited at the same time.
Christiansted Vendue Office
July 5, 1851
Fee $500
Say Two Dollars.
D. C. CANAGATA
Vendue Director
, 1951-07-28
HARTMAN

80
His decision to make the trip
came after talks win Premier
Mossedegh, the Shah, and the
British Ambassador.
Four Sherman tanks rum
bled through tn Getty of
Teheran with troops armed
with bayonets, after police
banned scheduled communist
demonstrations. The commu-
nists had scheduled a rally in
Parliament Square but it was
banned as the reds failed to
give the required three days
notice Of the meeting-place
and the route of march.
, 1951-07-28
5 U B c ID {

(6-6). Homer: Ted Kluszewski
(Reds).
Pirates 8, Braves 4. Winner:
Howie Pollet (4-6). Loser: Max
Surkont (9-8) Homers: Roy Harris
field in the 1st, his 9Th; Sid Cor
don in the 4th and 9Th, his 10Th
and 18th; Walker Cooper in the
9th. his 18th, all homers with the
sacks empty.
, 1951-07-28
FIGHTING

and communications lines, fly
ing more than $50 ~sorties.
Fighters and fighter
struck at railroad and road
bridges with 500 pound demo-
lition bombs.
, 1951-07-28
SPORTS
: Hubert Francis

) runs III Ia6 1dSt LInGG 111A4A4lSS
of their game with the Cardinals
to overcome a "a disadvantage
and to crush the Redbirds, 1873.
Stan Musial homered in the 1st
inning for the Cards, his 21st of
the year, and catcher Roy Campo
nella responded with one for the
Brooks in the 7th inning with two
mates aboard, his 18th.
BOSTON: With homers account
ing for every run scored in Fen
way Park last night, the Indians
had the final say and nodged a
80 victory over the Red Sox, Bob
Lemon over Ray Scarborough.
The Indians led 10 when AL Ro-
sen clouted his 18th homer in the
5th inning with the bases empty.
They made it 20 when Ray Boone
Walloped his 9Th homer of the
season. The Bosix tied matters in
the 7th on Charlie MaxwelIs
homer with a runner on, and Ray
Boone unlocked the score with the
final blow, his second homer of
the game, his 7th of the year.
PHILADELPHIA: The Athletics
snapped out of a seven game los
ing streak by knocking off the
Tigers, 1915, on a fifteen-hit at
tack. Bob Hooper was the winner
he now has a So record, while
Virgil Trucks suffered the setback
to make his record read A.
WASHINGTON: Conrado Mar
zero, Senators c moundsman,
dispersed eight hits evenly to the
St. Louis Browns in banking
them 10. The Nationals mean
while blasted 8 Brownies pitchers
for 10 hits.
NEW YORK: Rain caused a com
plete change in the doings OF the
New York Yankees. 1t was pitch
ers' duel between Billy Pierce for
the White Sox and Tom Morgan
for the Yankees. The Yankees led
n
81 up to the 9th inning, n Of
the runs being Gene Weddings
9th in the 3rd inning, when Joe
Di Maggie biased hit 7th homer in
the 9th inning to make it 81.
Then came the White Sox offense
in action. They jumped on Nor
gan, Kramer and Shea for 3 runs
in the 9th inning and had runners
on End and 3rd and Zarilla at bat
when life-saver, a heavy rain,
suspended action definitely. By
rule, with the home team trailing
they have to bat out their hlf of
an inning for that inning to be
official, the game had to be judged
from the last complete inning,
which in this case was the 9th
inning, and the Yankees won the
game 81. How about that Nor
gan thereby bested Pierce. Every
thing that occurred in the 9th in
ming was erased from the records.
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president Truman has always
felt that he made a mistake in
yielding to cabinet advisers in
October 1916 when he modified
price controls on meat. This is one
reason why he has become literal
ly personal crusader against the
meat packers and for the consumer
in the current battle over price
controls.
Comforting privately with his con-
gressional leaders last week, the
President really let loose at the big
meet packers.
"They are worried about losing
some of their big profits" he de-
clared. But they have brought it
on themselves by Initiating prices
and squeezing the consumer"
He added that certain vocal
elements among the cattlemen do
not speak for the livestock industry.
II have some close friends in
the business out in my area, which
is the biggest cattle market in the
world" Truman continued, "and
they tell me that they are not at all
disturbed by the governments con-
trolls on beef.
"These men came to Washington
and talked it over with Mike Di-
Sale. They want to make money
like everybody else, but they are
putting the national interest above
selfish interests"
If the anti-price control lobby
had its way and all price con-
trolls were abolished, the Ameri-
can consumer wouldn't be the
only victim, the President en-
phasiZed. Many dairy and poul-
try farmers would be hard hit,
he explained, since wealthy cat
tie interests could outbid them
for feed grains, which are in
short supply.
The same feed is required for
chickens and dairy cattle as for
beef cattle, Truman said, and beef
producers would be willing to pay
almost any price to fatten up their
cattle for market, knowing they
could pass the extra cost on to con-
sumers if there were no controls.
1.-THE trouble is we in congress
are not hearing from the consum-
ers on this" remarked Rep. Paul
Brown of Georgia. "We are hear
ing a lot from the other side, which
is against controls, but the con-
sumner isn't saying very much"
'Oh, yes, he is" responded Tru-
man. "I'm the representative of
the consumer"