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Evening star., 1942-10-10
Civil Air Patrol
Is Opened 10
Boys and Girls
Ground Force Cadet
Posts Are Offered
High School Students

Moving to bring high school stu
dents into aviation, James M. Lam
dis, director of the once Of Civilian
Defense, today announced the for
nation OF young peoples volunteer
aviation corps to be known as the
Civil Air Patrol Cadets.
The CAPC. will follow the senior
organization-the Civil Air Patrol
in its training, under the guidance
Of seasoned airmen.
Membership in the cadets will be
limited to native-born students In
the last two years OF high school.
The young volunteers will not be
assigned to flying duties but, on COM
pletion Of their cadet training and
high school graduation, they will be
eligible for full membership in the
patrol, where 10 is the minimum age
for flying assignments.
Formation of a Maryland corps
was in progress, meanwhile. In Bal
timore Judge Rowland K. Adams,
director of the Third Civilian De-
fense Region, announced plans for
the State yesterday. Cadets must
be native-born, he said.
There will be a father and son
relationship between CAP and Its
junior corps" Director Lands ex-
planned. Each member of the pa
troll will be permitted to sponsor one
young mantle boy of his acquain-
tance most likely to succeed in avia-
ton. The CAP member will be per-
sonalls responsible for helping his
recruit to make good.
Likewise a woman member of
the patrol, which enlists the women
flyers on an equal status with the
men, may sponsor one girl in the
CAPC."
Initial membership in the CAPC
therefore will not exceed the pres
ent membership of the senior or
ganization. which now numbers just
over $4,000 men and women organ
lied In active wing commands in
each Of the 48 States. .-s
Ground training will be the same
as for the senior patrol. The cadets
will learn navigation, meteorology,
radio and allied aviation subjects
Emphasis also is placed on military
drill, courtesy and discipline, to-
gether with such defense courses as
first aid, gas protection and code
signaling.
With this schedule OF training,
Director Lands said, the young men
who go directly into the armed
forces after graduation will have
head start in any service they enter,
while those who go into the senior
CAP will be ready to take their
places in the local squadrons and
train further for active patrol duty.
Local CAP units will determine
whether the cadets will attend the
same drills and classes as the adult
groups or will meet separately.
ASACNCA POoo1UAC, ~ WNS SdlQ, Ul1e
training program will be centered
around the airports 50 the young
people will get the feel of aviation
quickly.
Civil Air Patrol has originally
planned to accomplish in the Amer
ican way what Russia, Germany and
Italy did in building of air power
through mass movements which car
ried young people step by step
into aviation" Director Lands said.
when CAP was founded, just be-
fore Pearl Harbor, it was feasible to
undertake only the organization of
the civil airmen and their equip
ment. CAP was announced as
first step in mobilizing the civilian
side of air power The senior phase
is now so far advanced in every
State that the second step is now
taken in the CAP cadet program"
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Former Aide Resumes
Emergency Food Post

Mrs. C. D. Murphy of 1922 White
place Sc. has resumed the office
she previously vacated as assistant
deputy Of the Emergency Food and
Housing Corps for the Randle High
lands area, 1t has been announced.
She resigned the ofiice after help
iQg organize the corps nearly year
ago, but agreed to resume the post
following . request Of corps menu
bers.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Service Station Head
Robbed of $3.50 on Street

Charles Burke. 1870 Kenyon street
NV, reported to police that he was
held up and robbed of $3.50 in cash
and checks totaling more than $3.50
while walking in the 230O block of
Virginia avenue NV. last night at
8 o'clock. He is the manager of an
auto service station at Twentyfourth
street and Virginia avenue NV.
Sometime yesterday thief forced
open screen in the apartment of
Alexander Dionn, 2514 @ street and
took $l00 in cash, according to
police report.
Richard Lorin, "a, of 1404 Six
teenth street NV, told police that
colored man stopped him last
night in the 1900 block of P street
NV, asked him for match, then
robbed him of 500.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Metropolis View Area
Seeks Women Wurdens

Women AFRAID wardens to re-
place men leaving for military serv-
ice are being sought by the civilian
defense organization of the Metrop-
oils View area. A rally for this
purpose will be held at 200 Rhode
Island avenue NE. at 3 pm. to-
morrow.
Mrs. Franklin G.. Sartwell, assist
ant deputy warden in charge OF
women's organizations, said that
while a number of women have
been trained for this service, there
is an ever increasing demand for
more.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Fuel Oil Official Speoks

Lester Scott. director of the fuel
oil division. Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association Of Arlington,
explained fuel rationing at the Oc-
tober meeting Of the Allencrest-
Berkshire Citizens' Association In
the Charles A. Stuart School Thurs
day night.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
Federal Union LocoI
Elects Irving Lehman

Irving A. Lehman has been elected
president of the Federal Employees
Union No. 262. for the unions wear
commencing November l. Voting
took place at meeting Thursday.
Other officers are: First vice presi-
dent, w. E. Perry; second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Ola G. King; third vice
president, Mrs. Margaret Aber-
nethy; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Virginia, Schaefer; financial secre- :
tary-treasurer, E. C. Hooper; trus-
tee, Miss Mabel Matthias.
Evening star., 1942-10-10

In addition, officers have their own
chairs. So the issue of folding chairs
runs into the millions. You can
help pay for this little comfort for
our bows in training with your pur-
chase of War bonds. A few war
stamps will buy folding chair.
Invest at least 10 per cent OF your
income in War bonds every payday
and do your bit toward winning the
var.
Evening star., 1942-10-10
X X
WAotHo~R~xWM
WAR Bonds
X

uncle sam pays cut S440l Tor an
enlisted mans barrack equipment
for one year. Included in this equip
ment is the issue of one folding chair
for each three enlisted men at $l.65
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Tire Thieves Get
Stiff Sentences

Tire thieves were iolted today
by-Stiff recorders court sentences
which sent four men 10 jail and
brought a $50 fine 10 fifth.
Heaviest penalties were given
Marvin Anderson. -. of 5275 Mel
bourne avenue. four TO five years
for possession Of seven stolen tires;
Harry kcSSlcr. "a. of 1896 Quincy
avenue two to five years for pur-
chasing 10 stolen tires and
Matthew r Schweir, az. of the
SaVarInc Hotel two and one-half
tc FIVE years for attempted lar
ccny
Joseph koSko of 479 West Willis
avenue, was caught attempting 10
steal a tire and was sentenced 10
SIX months 10 two years. Jacob
Adclman, 81. of 1880 Monterey
avenue, was fined $50 for receiving
three stolen tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Judge Reverses
Jury Conviction

Convicted Of negligent homicid'
by a jury, Henry Terwellen. u
Of 40lS Lemay avenue had The
charges against him DISMISSED
today by Traffic Judge George T
Murphy after Terwellen appcaieC
for a new trial.
"Terwellen shouldn't have
been tried in the first place"
Judge Murphy said
TeTwCllen was charged will
involuntary manSlaughter an(
willful negligence after his cal
collided with that of Leonard
Dichtal % of 1923 Lappin ave
nue. al 81. Jean and East CanfielC
avenues.
Police also charged Terweller
had been drinking. In the crash
Jane Ann. 5-month-old daughter
Of Dichtal, who was sitting on her
mothers lap was injured fatally
"Terwellen entered the inter
section very slowly. while Dich-
tal entered IL at n speed over
the legal limit" Judge Murphy
said THE accident was caused
by Dichtal, not by Terwellen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Lesson Ends
Son Gets Ticket, Father
Seized as Speeder

After his son. Albert. was given
a ticket for speeding 40 miles an
hour, Albert Hardy. AZ, Of 144SG
Flanders avenue. the father Of
nine sons and six daughters, took
young Albert out in his car 10
give him a lesson on how TO
drive.
While Albert ST. was giving the
lesson, police arrested HIM al
Chalmers and Evanston avenue"
for speeding.
Appearing before Traffic Ref
cree Courtney F'itzsinons today.
Hardy explained all this and also
explained II was the first ticket
ne had received in 20 years OF
driving.
So Fitl>imonS dismissed the
case
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Mad Dog Brothers
Die in Sinq Sing Chair

OSSINING, n. Y, March Il
GNS).- William and Anthony
opposite, the mad dog brothers
who cold-bloodedly shot to death
a pay Ioll messenger and a POI
llceman in the heart of one of New
York City'S busiest shopping cen
tiers. went 10 their deaths last
night in the electric chair at Sing
Sing Prison.
After their arrest the ESpoSitoS
acted the part of madmen Thei,
writings and screaming earncC
them the mad dog label
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Defense Worker 5Oth
Traffic Fatality Of AZ

Edward T. McClard. 65-ycar-olo
dafonso workers today was De.
troltS hluoth traffic fatality oi
tho year, as compared with 50 OF
tins date IN 1871
McClard Of l732 CaSS avenue
was killed on route 10 work IN tho
Hudson Naval Arsenal in a two.
car crash ~ Mound round anc
Nevada avenue John Pctcrfi. IS
oi l72O5 Greeley avenue. the other
driver. was slightly injured anC
Is a police prisoner in RccciVinl
Hospital
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
unSenten(e
Cut in Appeal
Compromise

As result Of an agreement hc'
tween me prosecutors office and
defense counsel. Traffic Judge
George Y Murphy today cut Is
months from the minimum sem
tcnce imposed upon Clyde Reid
n Of Birmingham for leaving The
scene OF a fatal accident iu De
cCmbCr. 1887
Three months after the accident
Red civil engineer. was con-
v.cied IN Traffic Court and sem
fenced 70 two 10 FIVE years IN
Jackson Prison by Judge Thomas
F. Nahcr who declared at the
time.
This j. one OF the most
vicious and brutal cases have
hcorl since have beer on the
bench
SERIES OIL CASES
Rcil appealed that conviction.
WaS granted ncW trial by the
state CAlfttAlif AONA T. dkdiil " o.
found guilty and given the same
sentence 10y Judge Murphy. Again
ne appealed.
Now however. under the terms
az the agreement with the prose-
cutOi Office the appeal IS 10 be
Withdrawn.
The agreement was arranged
AT my suggestion" said ProSecu-
tor William + Bowling
1T will save the county
good deal Of expense, although l
have no reason la think the APP
peal would he favorable TO Reid.
II was just one of those cases
that had been dragging on for a
long time and We wanted 10
clean up. I don't know Reid or
anything about him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
u Swedish Papers Seized

STOCKHOLM Sweden. March
j. ms Fourteen SWcd b
newspapers We're SoIzcd by au-
'n0ulIoS today after publishing
Certain reports uniucndly 10 70
foreign power regarding the inc
ierral situation IA NaN-occup.cd
Norway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
Befuddled
'kidnaPer'
Convicted

Despite has testimony that he
didn't intend 30 kidnap any one
pihucs lu>t became confuSed')
when hc attempted 10 rob Sans
Cut Rate Store. Hector G. Rocls,
80. WAS convicted by a jury who
dchbcratcd only p minutes. He
viii be sentenced March 10 10y
Recorders Judge John u. Scallcn.
kidnapping carries a possible life
sentence.
RoCl~ took The stand in his own
defense and told how ne and a
companion Jerome Braet. p, went
TO the home of Mamie Cornficld
store manager. seeking the Combl-
nation 20 the store safe
JUST CAME ALONG
I'VE didn't kidnap him ne just
came along after he told H. that
he didn't know the combination
hut that he thought Mrs. Bertha
Grtenspan, the cashier, who
lived AT 1881 Dexter boulevard,
would know" RoelS told the
Jury.
II was after the bandits arrived
al the GrecnSpan home that things
really became confused" ROelS
SAID. There We're visitors there and
presently the bandits loaded a
total Of six people in the car and
drove back 10 Cornfield'S where
they were caught.
II was the Transporting OF these
six people that the prosecution
declared was KIDNAPPING
Evening star., 1942-09-01
UNUSUAL STUDIO HOME

r. ADJOINING COUNTRY CLUB
IN beautiful Country Club Hills. adjacent
10 minutes in to Washington, - minutes
10 the new War and Navy BUILDINGS in
hrnngton; Se are able to offer a lovely
I lnclndes pen-beamed studio living room
j !, 5Sxs4 ~, hrst floor library and lavatory
: peorooms, ? baths on second floor; break
nrepIace, maids room and bath. .2-car
s;adLage; s;ds price S2i 900; owner will con-
sale. For details call Mr.. Young WO s5asS
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI 1411
Evening star., 1942-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
FOR RENT ROOM BUNGALOW.
h.-w:h.. oil burner, S47.50 plus water rent.
On bus line. Occupancy Sept, Is. 1904
Lee highway, Arlington. E. T. FENWICk.
MA. 1873.
ROCKVILLE,
pol w. Montgomery ave.-a-room modern
home unfurn.. oil burner, double garage,
large yard. Bus at corner. Phone Rock
vile Sd Rockville, Md r.
HYAITSVILLE, MD,-S90 MO-
g rms, b., brick home oil heat; garage:
toilet in basement; large lot; Va blk. to
bus. near schools.
A. H. Seldenspinner, Realtor,
6037 BALTIC. Blvd. Riverdale. Md.
WA. 1910.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
eEAuTIEuLLy LANDscApED. 7-Rool

LANIJSLAPED. I-RJIJM
brick home. with heated Sun parIor and
earsge in exclusive section of nearby
Arlinston, 10c fare 3 minutes walk 10
Clarendon shopping center and buses.
Large rooms. all conv. $4,000, con-
eenient terms Owner transferred Will
sacrifee all furniture If desired Cross
Key Bridge, out wilson blvd to traffic
light, right on n Highland to 1929 Key
blvd. Open for inspection to and by
appointment MONCURE. exclusive agents,
phone Falls Church 22o0; ewes, Falls
Church 20S7-M
Evening star., 1942-09-01
CHEVY CHASE,
NEAR CONN. AVE

This lovely home is not new but very
well built and spacious. There are ten
rooms Nncluding two in atticl, two baths,
a big shady porch, brandnew roof and
Dig lot well decorated with all kinds of
trees, shrubs and flowers. Located about
one block from the theater stores etc
and the best transportation in town. An
ideal location-a charming place to live
Call or see
ALLEN SHERWIN, 4s4s MASS. AVE. NV.
EMERSON 9122.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
DIV. H. Jones & Co. Inc
Alex Va st 000

1f1CN., Vd., OF ,UUU.
apts.: rms kitchen, bath. scr
porch each. INV h. near school stores.
1--we 1--we IN one apt. rent other at S45 month.
500 cash, $50 monthly. includes int,
prtn., taxes, ins.
RRODIE & COIRERT INC MA eS-S
Evening star., 1942-09-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

EXCELLENT BUSINESS LOCATION IN
behhesda, Md; ground floor two large
modern rooms; $50 per month Cali
1871 K ST. NV OFFICE ROOMS, ON
Inc second floor. PERCY H. RUSSELL
1871 K st. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON. vA.-SEMI-DET GROOM
doner ony oom 70 s5ores o
etc. Good neighborhood. Price, $500;
terms. Immediate possession. OWNER,
% South Glehe rd
Evening star., 1942-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
5oRooM 5o COLONIAL BRICK LARGE LOT.
ss see oR1 61s zone one near srade and high schools
Glebe 3454 for information. " 'N 3. "
Sc. - NEW DEFENSE HOMES - WITH
Sloo down you can move right in. To see
these attractive, modern homes. drive
sus and Hydrographic Bldgs Follow upper
Morningside signs mi, to model house.
Spruce 0455, Hillside 0s52.
8 ACRES VALUABLE LAND, SMALL
GEO c. WALKER, WA. 1885. closed stas
Sunday. /.
WHITE CAPE CoD, HISTORIES. MA
shwr. ar,eond. oil S' heats ane 0are ireplses saa
screened screa1 side porch: completed Jan 4i ;
cs r. !4ss viii AIss consider SD P5ss.'sas
p DESIRABLE r. HOMES m ALL SECTIONS
MIN1oN REALTY CO, Chestnut es43.
s4sa5Is RMS, B, BUNGALOW; FIRE
repairs s45 mo: BOSS. OK saial eN'
1888 CASH, S65 MO RMS. B.. BUN
repsrs BOSS o5Rass REALrY 1Euis ox asfs asfss
story brick; 8 full-size rms. completely
turn;; j m oil n VII, tile bath. shwr.. fireplace;
BOSS REALTY, Ok. 1918. """' ''esS'
MUST SELL GRIN. BRICK CAPE COP
> nedrooms, complete kitchen, living room
tached @ e bath Porch
weather stripped. insulated: ioc bus At
door. 24l2 Lee blvd CHI a7ss. 'N' "'
IN ARLINGTON COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
trio range and Frisidaire. side porch orc and and
5SsEpH RE1SLE AGENT " dR z'e osis sh ssS OF
ARLINGToN-ATTRA 5-RooM. .
story house. | year, old, on corner. lot,
GOOD neighborhood, ] block Lee highway
69s' Tor Gossey4 sale by owner. OCCUPANCY Sept.
Glebe O795.
ARLi ING @iNGTON--ATTRAC. GROOM BRICK;
beautiful location, near school. bus, stores;
$1,000; cash. $1,000 CHI. Obs
ARLINGToNs4 ami nlee 7sTd 9o0s oe.5 ROOMS; F BATH
min. city. Box 34s-Y, Star
$500 CASH
Ano balance less than rent! Modern 5-rm.
brlck bungalow: gas hot-water heat; nice
large lot: 5 mi. to Govt. triangle or to
McKEEVER & wH1TEFoRD D1. s7os.
Ewes. Call Mr.. johnson, SH 451s.
S7,QOO-.BRICK HOME. 5 ROOMS. BATH:
! block from two bus lines. near shopping
center.
New Groom house, Falls Church: rea-
sonably priced. ALBERT H COHEN, CH.
1861.
9 to 5 PM. Saturday. o to PM
2 DESIRABLE HOMES; TERMS, OR IN
ducements for all cash; ! 7-r and b., mod
srn s in every respect; fun CELLAR; h.-w.h.;
porches; shady lawn; lot l00x2OG it.:
price $500 Also 2 lots Nos 56-B and
sbha-B. 50x200 IT. ea., improved, 56-B by
and garden; price, $4,000; lot 56K B by i
3-r. house; price. 81, 300
CHAs. E. BENSON, WI. 1915.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BUNGALOW. MODERN, BRICK, 6 ROOMS.
bath fireplace. porch: heat, gas, elec
incl. A real home, never rented before
Fine, section Takoms Park. Nicely furn.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. oE. $500.
OPEN SUNDAY, l to 5 pm.
., Movins-e2o5 14th st. NV nicely
Good neighborhood Ref GentileS Adults.
:Sl15. MYToN. GE. 31sa or GE. 0l79.
1865 OGDEN ST. N.W.-BEAU-
tlfully furnished, rooms and
bath, screened porch, ami, auto.
gas heat; $140 per month. I'M
mediate possession. Lease only
to responsible tenant. DU. 1866.
HOUSES UNFURhIsHeo.
DETACHED. 9, ROOMS, 2 BATHS. 2
porches Il sleepingl beautiful large
garden garage; S125. 1925 Quincy St ne
HOUSE, 3 LARGE ROOMS. BATH, Al
eonoition, hi-W.h., miles from D. c.; $40.
NEW BRICK HOMES,
:? mile past District line. out New Hamp-
shire, ave. bedrooms, tile bath basement,
stove, Frigdaire: S54 mo-; defense workers
only. Several available for November
Phone Mr. Davis; sH. so62.
- SMITH q GoTTLIEB. INC. Builders
Large Livable Home. $75 Mo.
Special int. TO Army or Navy family,
IONS ent. Mercersburg Academy 90 mi
wash mi, Tuscarva Mt, II mi. Hagers-
Town, Nd. baths 3 bedrooms
NA 41hI; BERT PIERS. NO. $3.50.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co,
Shoreban1 RlGe
Evening star., 1942-09-01
- ACRE-S5 0O0

u AClE-pO,U ,UUU.
Very attractive 7-rm, house with plenty
OF shade fronting on hard road, chicken
houses. garden: miles out $500 cash.
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville, Md. Ashton
Evening star., 1942-09-01
LOTS FOR SALE

PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ln1rS.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
NEAR CATHEDRAL

dition. contains features rarely found in
any home. designed for comfortable, gra-
cious living. Priced for immediate sale.
lnSnectlon VIII convince you this home is
worth twice the price asked for it, First
floor. sun parlor, liv: rm.. large den, dining
rm, kit, pantry and lavatory: End floor
spacious bedrooms, 3 modern tile baths
.{rd floor. ballroom and storage room. below
stairs, maids room and BATH auto. oil
heat. lear garage. S21500. Emerson
Evening star., 1942-09-01
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL PAY CASH FOR l OR . STORY
house. Prince GEORGES County. ROBERT
s: DAVIS, Nd. Bldg. Hyattsville, Md. WA
Evening star., 1942-09-01
OWNER TRANSFFRPFD

500 down, $50 monthly; g rooms,
semi detached coal furnace. near schools
and transp.; Chevy Chase. For appoint
ment call CIR. 1925 after pm.
DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE-TYPE HOME
OF STONE AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION
Bedroom and bath on first floor, . bed
rooms and bath on second, exceptionally
/ attractive recreation room in basement.
gas furnace. Well-Wooded lot with spring
which is the source of a continuously fow-
ing brook. New-home community. Price.
HlE,2ob To inspect call Woodley 2300
until q nm.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
TRAILERs FOR SALE.

4
PPur;uttea Pur;tan wagon ----------------s $3.50
schut Traveo H and thinner from rom sssa 5sle5s' ns
AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
1890 wis, ave. Main oniceD wo. 3e3a.
BRANCH display. Spring Bank Trailer PARK.
miles south OF Alex, on u s. Route /
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
Trucks available on rental to business Arms;
9pSHsthns oqs sEsVreE " aEl'sF
20l Que st. NV. North 331l.
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
WANTED, VAN pickup or stake body truck: any
goth and R. I. ave. ne. North s3Is.
BEFORE BEL MsH. sELhING your car; see MT. Beck
ave. Emerson 1885
WILL BUY your late model car. 1941
S;hTysler, PES pe Soto. Dodge. Plymouth spe-
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
34o2 between 8 and pm. A eAN H.
condition, 8 good tires. shepherd s74i.
: Lauer Terrace. Silver Spring. Md.
CHEVROLET @ ,36 heavy duty pickup; Chey-
wheelbase:, Ford 'ss duai.wheel h I nydra1lic S
trucks are thoroughly reconditioned ht nee '"lsd and
--ox CHEVY CHASE MOTOR co. ~
z125 Wisconsin Ave. Phone WI 1898
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
CAS- sAsH s.c Tor XoIR ESS cAE, aishf.s P5,s.,
1916 kinr st. Aiex.ndris. Va. II. i sfsi
Pontiac companyR az 4aa1 ms conn.ssieus ssr f1Ses VS.
s40O. Open evenings and Sundays
WANTED TO BUY Pontiacs, oldsmobiles
M Mnst have ano nood Poages GEES
T1sw M Not Motor Co.. 14th and Penna. ave. Sc.
WILL BUY any make car for. auto dealer
Mr.. ee Diets VS. wa ssss s5ss 0u'-0f-ei's buyer
WANTED, 1941 Plymouth sedan, also
coupe: have immediate sale: highest cash
price paid Gladney Motors. 1646 King
NO GAS RATToNING: Indiana dealer in
Of this high market. Cali North Mort 'sss''e ss1s'
FULL Full ,RI;E RETAIL PRICE PAID, immediate
Island ave. ne. NO. s3ls. Open evenings.
WILL PAY, up, to $1,000 cash for 1871
@ G@adillsc, Flood Pontiac. 1921 Connecticut.
Wo. s400 Open ewes. and SUNDAYS.
GI eAx Flood to posss sso feT 1871
cut. WO. $500. Open ewes. and Sundays.
GUNPOWDER necessary for U. s. defense
Please sell me your late model car so
| can commute to Indian Head Powder
FACTORY, will pay cash. Box ADV. Star.
WILL PAY cash price for 194o and 1871
Eords, S;r Cheyroiets M IS and Plymouths. See Mr.:
Hope rd. Sc. Ii. 2O77.
WILL PAY up to 5000 cash for 1941 Olds-
mobile; Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut.
Wo. 8400 Open ewes. and SUNDAYS.
WILL PAY up to $3.50 cash for Al Pontiac.
VIII VIII pay up uo to % $$94 cash ash for al Ford
viii ray up to $500 for Al Dodge Flood
Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. WO. S4OO.
Open ewes. and sundays.
STATION WAGONS late-model Chevrolets:
s:s 5ssi e egsa is5 'sSs
WANTED, a small '3s or '39 convertible.
WA. 2065 after $50 pm.
CASH WAITING for cars and trucks, any
age, any condition. 5s06 Ga. ave Ran
dolph 9O36 until pm. %
WILL Id..,P PAY 500 CASH for coupe in GOOD
condition: State full particulars. Box
44S-V, Star.
CASH FOR FoRDs, CHEvRoLETs AND
PLYMouTHS IN GOOD CONDITION. ANY
YEAR a MODEL, TRIANGLE MOTORS,
140l r. I. AVE NE. DE. 1902.
NIG.,yEelT We WANT psEps USED cARsmLATE MopELs
ST. NV. MI. OsI5.
USED CARS, 36s to AIS BY small dealer
in BALTIC. VIII pay more than local dealers
In cash. Write details to A. Kermisch,
Suilford Manor. Charles and University.
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER
Wants Chevrolets and Fords. 1881 Al.
Union OSD6.
Evening star., 1942-09-01
ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON. VA.

ARLINGTON, VA.
Large brick home, Aurora Hills section.
This home has nice living room with fire
place and buiH-in bookcase, dining room.
kitchen and half bath on st floor. 2nd
recreation room furnsce rnons aemnnsS nas
with Gar Wood air conditioning oil burner,
screened porch attached garage
shaded lot with outside fireplace Located
~ block from bus line. Price S10,50o, with
$500 cash.
GEO. H. RUCKER CO.,
1403 N Courthouse Rd Arl Va OK nl OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
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AnYERrIsING DISPLAY
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CARLSON STANDARDIZATION displays,
posters. 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph e11i.