  The invariant mass distribution of dijets produced in association with W
bosons, recently observed by the CDF Collaboration at Tevatron, reveals an
excess in the dijet mass range 120-160 GeV/c^2, 3\sigma beyond Standard Model
expectations. We show that such an excess is a generic feature of low mass
string theory, due to the production and decay of a leptophobic Z', a singlet
partner of SU(3) gluons coupled primarily to the U(1) baryon number. In this
framework, U(1) and SU(3) appear as subgroups of U(3) associated with open
strings ending on a stack of 3 D-branes. In addition, a minimal model contains
two other stacks to accommodate the electro-weak SU(2) \in U(2) and the
hypercharge U(1). Of the three U(1) gauge bosons, the two heavy Z' and Z"
receive masses through the Green-Schwarz mechanism. For a given Z' mass, the
model is quite constrained. Fine tuning three of its free parameters is just
sufficient to simultaneously ensure: a small Z-Z' mixing in accord with the
stringent LEP data on the $Z$ mass; very small (less than 1%) branching ratio
into leptons; and a large hierarchy between Z" and Z' masses. The heavier
neutral gauge boson Z" is within the reach of LHC.
