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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Gifts to
Give Your
Valentine
BY DONNA GRACE

TNHERE are many stories con-
u nected with Valentine Day,
but one we like especially goes
like this.
In a certain land, long time
ago it was the custom on Valen-
tine Day to give a young girl in
marriage to the first young man
she saw on February IA.
IT'S said that many wide
awake young man would be out
at daylight and walking under
the window of his beloved to be
the one she would see as she
opened her window. He often
had to fight A duel in order 10
clear the place of other suitors,
but that was a minor matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Give Sachet

Another pretty remembrance
is the Love Letter Sachet."
These are pink and blue en-
velopes filled with bluegrass
Sachet and packed in a dainty
box decorated with blue ribbons
and forget-me-nots. Each en-
velope is addressed in endear-
ing terms and stamped with a
dove.
Woolly scarfs and fascinators,
now so fashionable, should be
folded away with sachet pad
10 keep them delicately per-
fumed. Wool has a way of
holding perfumes and other
scents too, so be sure and keep
yours dainty with your own ia
Vorite scent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
2Oth Centurians'
Lecture Recita
Photo By Internatlonal N.w. Photo.

THE MUSICAL COTERIE Of
Twentieth Century Club will
present a lecture-recital at the
meeting Of the club. 2:l5 p. m,
Thursday. Mrs. Florence II.
Dow VIII direct the program
which includes a talk on The
Music Of Latin America" by
Mrs. John KaTTnaZin and vocal
selections by Miss Helen Church
Towle. soprano, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Mannebach at
the piano.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
DwindIed Down

Today. Valentine Day has
dwindled down from such high
romance to the mere giving of
cards and small gifts.
Among the appropriate gifts
are candy, flowers and perfumes.
There are some lovely colognes
too that will be perfect. They
are not so expensive as the per-
fumes and every girl wants at
least one good cologne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Ddmask
Clothes
Available

THE good homemaker has al
Il ways known the meaning of
morale. That is why she is so in
sistent that the standard of the
home be kept high.
One of the things she Is most
insistent on is a cheerful, nicely
set table.
Before the war she had a
wide selection when she shopped
for table napery but until after
victory this is a thing OF the
past.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Stage VS.. Radio

A BOOK review ard discus
sion on stage Versus Screen
and Radio" will constitute the
program at. the meeting Of the
fine arts department Of the
Highland Park Woman's Club,
100 p. m. Monday, in the Nc
GregOr Library.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Gas Question

Besides the time angle, Doctor
Smith has to think of gasoline
conservation. His eight gallons
will do a lot more good on trips
to the hospitals than they will
if spent for a rush call to Susie's
battered and bruised knee.
If you're a bit Shaky on home
nursing requirements, brush up
in some course. Find out what
should go on an invalid's dinner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Appropriate Clothes

Not to be forgotten is the
clothes issue among you home
doctors. Remember that your
bedside manner will mean much,
much more to the bedridden per-
son, if you're trotting merrily
about in a CHEEKY, spanking clean
dress.
The endless steps, up and
down stairs, will seem less if
your shoes are low-heeled, sound
proof soled and generally COM
Portable.
For classes in First Aid, have
a pair of comfortable, neat APP
pearing Stacks and a shirt that
allows plenty of arm freedom.
Until you've tackled artificial
respiration, you won't know how
important such toggery can be.
Here's TO you, little Florence
Nightingales. Please don't put it
off another day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Czech Refugees

CzechoSlovakia had a virtual
monopoly on this type OF table
linen and did a wonderful job.
Now Czech refugees here have
been working with American
mills and the result is happy
blend Of skills and talents.
Delightful fine rayon and cot
ton mixtures have been woven
into cloths 10 take the place Of
those inexpensive, brightly
printed luncheon sets we liked
so well.
Formerly imported, these
luncheon sets are now available
from American manufacturers
and they are just as nice. as
bright and well-wearing, as they
ever were.
SO whether you shop for for
NAL damask table cloth or for
a bright little luncheon cloth,
you'll be able TO buy both. even
II the range Of patterns, designs
and colors is not so wide.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07

tray, how 10 change bed linen
without disturbing the patient
and how TO apply a steam in
halator.
Have that First Aid knowl-
edge so securely imbedded in
your brain that you'll know i'm
mediately how to soothe Johnnys
burned thumb or how TO stop
severe bleeding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Food STORAGE

GUARD AGAINST diScolora-
tion Of foods by storing them IN
porcelain enameled pans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-07
Damask Tablecloths

So now back TO our table.
Should we go shopping for a
really fine damask cloth it is
likely we can still discover one,
that is, if we are prepared to
nay the price.
All the flax grown In England
and in Ireland is still spun and
goes into beautiful sleek-satin-
like-damasks that grace the for
NAL table.
To maintain a trade balance,
England exports all this fine
damask, although Britishers
may only buy cotton cloths.
However, If our shopper would
be content with an American
made rayon damesk she will
find some beauties in the stores.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
OERTIFICADOS
DE MAESTRAS

Ell superintendent de instruc
ci6n pdblica del Estado de Flo
rida, Colin ENGLISH, nos infor-
ma que Sc han Jtrogado eertifi-
cados de maestras, basados en-
cuatro amos de estudios, a estas
senoras v senoritas Alicia Mar
garita Anderson, Sarita Eliza
beth Baer, Flora Tina Bottari,
Ethel Campbell, Mamie Grit
fin Christian, Glenn Wallace
Cornell, Evelyn Hasty Coueh,
Emma Sofia Didier, Cristina
Forester, Pillar A. Tulsa Con-
zalez, Zorada Eileen Gutierrez,
Edna Sue Hendry, Maria Beau
mont Hensley, Clara Downing
Kneece, Virginia Prater McCor
mick, Ruby Gladys Miner, Hid
da Pelaez, Clara Campbell Fris
bic y Mary Ellen NoGes, todas
de Tampa y Plant City.
Certificates de dos amos a
Virginia Dean Overstreet y Mrs
Marco Mott Ash.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
Ell BAILE DE ANoCHE

Otro triunfo Sc anot6 aver la
estimada Secci6n de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano.
A las ocho en- punto de la no.
che Sc abrieron las puertas y
acto seguido pasaron al salon
de fiesta imfinidad de pareji-
tas. A las nueve va la concu-
rrencia era extremadamente
numerosa.
La parte bailable estuvo a
cargo de la orquesta "Don Fran
CISCO. Elegantfsimo lucia ell
salon.
Muy atentos y corteses los
sirvientes de las mesas.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
Los TELEFoNos.....

PreguntG. iPor que la mayor par
te de las personals escogen un laxan-
te popular en- lugar de un producto
menos conocido- RespaestG. Porque
generalmente uno que es popular ca
81 siempre ~conquista ell respeto de las
personas qe 10 usan Preguntd. iCual
IS Ell laxante que Sc vende y GOA de
popularidad con cuatro g~eneracio-
mes? Respuestd. Black-Draught. Pre-
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
81 listed va a comprar I'm laxante
conteste primero estas ) preguntas

ounta. iPor que Sc hace Ell Black
Draught en- 2 formas? Respaestd
Poroue muchas personals piensan que
la nueva forma granulada es mas
facil de tomar.
BIack-D raught euesta solo 70 cts.
Dor 25 o 40 dosis. Els puramente her
baI. usualmente a y actua prom
to v por complete. Siga las direccio-
mes de la etiqueta.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
.SIRVEN EN- LAS FUERZAS
ARMADAS 80 CAMPEO-
! MES Y E~XCAMPEONES
DE BOXE0

New York, Enero 11.-En
las fuerzas armadas de la ma
ci6n sirven actualmente 80 cam
peones y excampeone de boxeo.
La division del peso compile
to cuenta con Jose Luis, Jack
Dempsey, Jim Braddock, Max
Baer y Gene Tunney.
De la division del peso de
mosca, la mas pequeha, apare-
cen Small Montana y Jackie
Zurich.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

FOt6grafOs de las NE
RepGblicas Americans

wAsHINGToN-Una de las colecciones mas representatives del arte
fotografco interamericano Sc exhibira aquf EN- enero, cuando sc celebre
la Exposition Fotografca Interamerieana bajo los auspicios de la Union
Panamercana.
Distinguishes fot6grafos ahconados y PROFESSIONALS de las veintiIna
repubicas americanas contrbuiran Q una meJor compression entire la
diversas nacones del Hemisferio mediante In exhibition de ss obras.
Cuatrocientas cuarentiuna fotografias integraran Ia collection, y cada
repubhca estara representada pr once obras de fot6grafos PROFESSIONALS
Y diez de afcionados, seleecionadas en- concursos celebrates para eSe
fin. Sc conferira ell Seno de Orc dc la Union Panamerieana a los eJem-
plares que Sc iuzguen sobresalientes en- la exhibition.
Muchos pafses suramerieanos celebraron exposc1ones naclonales para
determinar las fotografias que habrian de enyiarse a Washington. Des-
pues que terfnine la exhibition de la Union Panamericana, las obras sc
tevaran a los museos mas importantes de los Estados Undos para ser
mostradas al p1bico. 81 las Circumstances 10 permiten, la collection Sc
exhibirh tambien en- las diversas capitnles Y en- los mas importantes
cent le cultura de las otras repubhicas americans.
b ssSssaSas - sasSGASl
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

clones caon dentro de los peri6
dicos informes sobre 'Tlotass''
Ia planilla O reporte semanal de
bora solamente contener un IRE
cord" de la inspection de laa
llantas de tales vehiculos."
Esta signifiea que el dueho de
una "flota" no tendra la obliga
ci6n de llenar la forma que apa.
rece en- e reSpaldo de los certi.
ficados de unidad, excepto en- 10
lue a la inspection de gomas Sc
.cefiere. Todos los otros libros y
eportes, tai como Sc requiere,
leberan ser llevads.
La anterior eNencNn no sc
aplica a los que operan uno o
dos vehiculos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
UNA NOTA DE LA DIVLr
SION DE TRANSPORTS

Ell Sr. h. K. Rowland, jefe
de la Division de Transports,
oficina de Transportation para
Ia Defensa, avisa a los duefos
de vehiculos comerciales aque-
Hos que poseen 3 O mas camio-
nes) que la orden ODT FL, en-
mienda nGmero 8, dice: que con
respecto a cualquier vehiculo Gu
bierto por I'm certificate de u
nidad de "flota," cuyas opera
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

martes, microbes y jueyes de Ia
somana que viene.
Muchas personals de los ba-
rrios latinos tendran ahora o.
portunidad de yer la grandiosa
production.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
NOTAS SOCIALES
tPoR MARIO RoDRIGUEz)

Como en- pasados domingos,
TODD 10 mas selecto de nuestra
colonia Sc di6 cita ALI; divirtien
dose g~randemente, unas vaces
en- allegro charla y otras bailan-
do a los acorde de la orquesta
que dirige ell professor Frank
Grasso.
BESIDE la plataforma de la
mGsica Sc di6 a conocer al p1-
blico que Ell entrante domingo
Sc efectuara otra matinee.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
ECOS DE N BODA

ECOS DE UNA BODA
Ell pasado MERCEDES unieron
sus destinos la bella Srta. Flo
ra Rubin y ell teniente Thomas
Mcdaniel, jr., estacionado en-
Drew Field.
La novia es hija de los espo-
SOS Jose Rubin RESIDENCES en- ell
802 de la calle Genesse.
Ofici6 en- una lucida ceremo-
MIA ell padre William OFT, ac-
tuando como padrinos la Sra.
C. Ebra y ell teniente William
Ware.
Eterna felicidad para ellos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
DADO DE ALTA

En- pasaLJs dfas fue dado de
alta ell Sr. Manuel Marrero, lue
go de haber estado alejado de
sus diarias labores por espacio
de variaS semanas.
Durante SUI enfermedad fue
atendido en- ell Sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano por ell DR.. Ra-
fael 0rtega.
Mucho nos alegra verle res
tablecido.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

ST, seiior:
Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. p, vendida exclu-
sivamente por Kin 8
Greco Hardware Co.,
"a. Avenida y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
Ell mapa mas grande

NUEVA YORK-La American Geographical Society" (Asociaci6n
Americana de Geograna) eda dando aqui los toques hnales a la uluma
secci6n del mapa mas grande del mundo, representative la parte sur del
Hemisferio Occidental.
hi trabaio s. comenz6 en- 1920, v los directories de Ia asociaci6n dc
geopraffa han manifestado que la Ultima de las chnto siete secciones de
eta enorme carta estara competa en- la prinavera del ao que yfene.
El mana muestra todas las ciudades y adeas del centre y la parte
meridional del Hemisferio, asi como los rios Y las carreteras principles
Ia obra ha smo construda a una escala de a 100000, es decir. cadl
pie lneal en- ell mapa representa- un million de pies de terrtoro. ) q
calculado que Ell trabajo costara 100000 aproximadamente.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
EN- FORT MYERS

En- pasados dias fuimos in
formados que la Srta. Josefina
Medina, hija de nuestros apre-
ciados amigos Francisco y Car,
mela Medina, Sc encuentra sir
viendo al Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos, en- calidad de en-
fermera.
La Srta. Medina ostenta ell
range de Teniente y esta desta'
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
TEATRO BROADWAY
"Gone with The Wind"

La famosa pelicula Gone
with the Wind" tan popular en-
la America Sc exhibira eI
pr6ximo sabado, en- function dc
medianoche, en- Ell teatro que di
rige Mr.. Creek.
Ademas del sabado, la cinta
cruzara la pantalla ell lunes.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

cada en- uno de los campamen-
tos de Fort Myer.
Al felicitarla lie auguramos
muchos exitos.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
ENTIRE NosoTRos

Procedente de New York, a.
rribaron 81 pasado Viernes los
j6venes Ernesto Villanueva y
Luis Alcala.
Dos semanas pasaran en- esta
ciudad. Bienvenidos
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
LA MATINEE DE AVER

Con placer consignamos en- es-
ia nota ell brillante exito alcan-
zado aver tarde por la Secci6n
de Recreo del Centre ESpanol.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11

A Ia edad de ochenta v ocho amos, William II. McChntOck regresa a
TRAFALGAR en- una fabriea de production beica. lie rodean sas dos hJos
} un0 dc sus ne'OS' nasNNQnsh@@S v1xsS+SsggHs y eS
H-Innumerables ~trabaiadores norteanerieanos que des-
pues de amos Y amos de trabaio haban abandonado las duras faenas coul-
dianas para saborear en- paz el fruto de tantos esfuerzos, han vueio a
empunar las herramientas para responder al llamamiento de la patria y
ayudar a construir en- las fabricas los bombarderos, tanques y cahones
que las fuerzas armadas de las Naciones Unidas necesitan para conqus-
tar la victoria. u-,.
I'm ejemplo tfpico de ess ~trabajadores es ell senior William II. MeChn-
took, de la ciudad de Pittsburgh. Este senior renuneio a su pension vital,
ca. y acept6 un empleo de mecanico en- una fabrica dc pertrechos. AIN
esta trabajando al lao de sus dos hios, w. L. McClntcck Y L. G. Nc
Cintock, y su nieto, Floyd McClintock.
La gaceta., 1943-01-11
r DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

If you've got a date with the girl friend, or
q business appointment, play knart and take
the proper precauti1n 70 sec tlAt your bread
doesnt offend Unnecessarily. After all. moth,
ing Is 70 inexcuaable and 90 offensive. AL
negicoted ease Of halitosia (bad breathJ. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment,
rinse the mouth with Ltsterine Anti5eptie.
Almost Immediately your breath bec0mes
sWeeier, purer. less liteiy 10 offend Most
cases Of h~alit0sia. eay some authorities, are
due 10 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth. although some cases may BE-
due 10 systemic dsorders. Against tta for
mer condition, LAter1ne Autiscptic york;
wonuers because b. lrst hal4 tAs fsriaens ~
ton and then Ogerc.aiea the odor z causes.
Don't forget 10 use IT.. ItF the z I'D OK
thousands Of popular and success "A osoplr
LISTERINE ANTS 2TlC
Ta hak@ Yoas Breath Sssss~e 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

AUsTIN-440 miles, per gallon: excellent
meehaannnieaally; GOOD tires; $3.50. Call
Buick 179ss Special; clean car and
runs good priced low to sell quick Beach
Motor Sales, 7th and Maine ave. sw
ssck e s4 ahsso e sdp 6S s5sa Ike
green, RADIO, heater, $1,000 miles, motor
1895; 20o7 wyoming ave. NV. Phone
BUICK 1a41 convertible. radio. heater, s
good tires; priced to sell quick. Feather
stone Service Station. 1906 New Jersey
BUICK Ias Special de luxe 4-door sedan;
Stick ssSh En- fss7 0 Special 4-door sedan radio
n nsate a4. motor excellent nearly new tires.
BUICK special club coupe. 1910; dark
So Wellborn Motors, 5000 Ga, ave, sH.
BUICK 1s4l super club coupe; radio,
and Mon s2 SID weilborn Motors. 5000 Ga.
series; $3.50, Mr., Chaplain, BerWyn 81
er IKE new s sqewar se taes 800 s sd
BUICK 1895 coach, Al condition. 5 good
tires Alexandria 936a s.
cash, Columbia 5000, Apartment $40 :.
4 CADhGAC 1888 de luxe 6-Wheel sedan:
lady owned like new inside and out, low
mileage,. tires excel. radio, heater; stored
ls months; best cash offer. 500 Quincy
St. NV, Apt. 200, Sunday and Monday
CADILLAC sedan, 1871: dark blue, low
mileage. fully equipped. Open Sun anc
Mon. SID weliborn Motors. 5000 Ga. ave.
CADILLAC 1941 4-door sedan; 5000
miles. air conditioning. 5 white wall tires
IKE new trade and terms. Peake Motol
Co, 4505 Wis. ave. OR. 1000. CLOSED
sunday, open Labor Day.
CADILLAC 1871 4~door sedan: hydra
matte drive. custom radio and heater,
Royal Master tires. Ike new, and othel
!, Pesks Motor Co. 45oS wis ave. or
5000. Closed Sunday. open Labor Day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BEST GOOD-RUNNINC CAR 500 cash will
buy, age no consideration. Box 307-X,
WAR WORKER wishes to buy 40 or Al
small car; carrier model If in good condi-
WANTED AT ONCE-5o cars and trucks
any age---any condition: immediate cash;
pprne5m prem I'M prices Tor extra clean cars RA,
P PIN II P4 II will pay cash for chrss-
81 @ OF IN GOOD condlto sa
overdrive.- -Glebe. 1919.
ALL CASH for low-mileage car with good
We N e AZ ONCE 1892 f ponfse oor
sedan; will pay high cash price, cash at
epce Goas 5dd Pontiac, 4o7 Fla. ave. ne,
Will PAY HIGH CASH PRICE for 40
407 Fla. ave-. ne. Atlantic 1900 Open
evenings and Sundays.
WANTED, 1926 FoRDs-cash at once.
SELL 1904 9Pfn r eSaSaFs fns sfn psy
once. Coast-In Pontiac, 4o7 Fla. ave- esh ne,
fsns no oos9 fzss aRd Sundays psz so
cash at once: coast-In Pontiac, 4o7 Fla Fla.
ave. ne. Atlantic 1900. Open ewes and
BUICK .'3I-Private party wants "a
E Slles; in exceptional condition. Falls
CAN, a 11's Or 1912 model, in good cond-
ton, from private owner: prefer Pontiac,
SadlllsG or . chssHyryolet. DE. 4aa3 100.
1897 Ford Plymouth. DODGE or Chevrolet;
INDIVIDUAL wants to. buy 1910 or Al g.
Mss STE Street EN- se a9thns to trade
Wi oas IIs--o1s scooter, also 1899 or
sERvICEMAN, with irregular hours of
sSy c desires I,ars uSsd ed dss no Fords has
DoDGE AND ha0e cHR R2 eso wanted; name
ae E try to mee Wo t. Eood Pom
i %ss " :! s sSSa Pontiac assl Con-
s s @ Fon SSSE assf s
n rss C mee W. sfoS Pontiac 1921 Con-
CADILLAC pa wanted; name your price, will
CHEVROLET wanted; name your price. will
a ~ e meet W. j. s fs1d Pontiac 1921 Con-
n 5sy { pss vs. s fsSa Pontiac 1881 CON-
n:stsuE neg vs. ssSS sd Fesss COM S
yeeTgtible. or door sedan, 81. 1850. Ext.
WILL PAY Cash ii for any 1888 or 1899
car Phone Adams o6s7 after r. m. s.
WANT BEST PRICE for your car? SEE
LOVING BEFORE you SELL-your as
surance Of excellent price. Loving Motors,
WANTED-1-pass. sedan or limousine with
good tires and in good running order. Call
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for good
light car good tiresl Lincoln O0s3. s.
PONTIAC owners call Jack Blank Adams
with our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887
c t5s owners. call Jack Blank. Adams
5000; you will be more than satisfied with
our price. Arcade Pontiac, 1887 Irving
St NV.
CHEVROLET owners. call Jack Blank,
adams $780, you will be more than salts
fed with our price. Arcade Pontiac. 1897
Irving st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
AUTOMOBILES roe SALE

IF YOU CAN OBTAIN PRIORITY for !
new car I can save you money. Boz
STATION WAGON. 1891 Plymouth; excel.
lent condition throughout,s 5 very good
tires, maroon tenders and hood, brown
top. Guaranteed mechanically Price
Sl,395. Chevy Chase Motor Co., 1725
Wis. ave, WI. 1885.
CHEW. 1886 master cpe,, radio and heater
needs starter repair. otherwise ok, S1oE
cash. Call Falls Church 1899.
FORD 1890 2-door, radio and heater
500, no trade.
CIRCLE MOTORS,
oath and Penna Ave NV
STUDEBAKER 1910 champion 4-door Sc.
dan, excellent running condition, good rub
Der, S5I5. no trade.
CIRCLE MOTORS
24th and Penna. Ave. NV.
PONTIAC 1887 a-door radio and heater;
low mileage; wonderful motor; only 1875,
no trade, terms
CIRCLE MOTORS.
24th and Penna. Ave. NV.
FORD 1894 coupe. excellent running con-
dition, Sll0 cash
CIRCLE MOTORS.
oath and Penna. Ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1885 2-door. runs good. only
S1T5 cash.
CIRCLE MOTORS.
Nth and Penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
FARMS FOR RENT

$50 ACRES, near Remington Va -Ex-
cellent farming land electric; must have
e own lar farm equipment. For details call
WILL RENT ON SHARES or otherwise
small farm near LAUREL bungalow, chicken
nnuss etc: references DU. 30la
basis. near Chaptico. Md on State I'd !:
good view Wloomico River, Box TX STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

HARI EY-DAyIDSoN 1943; good rubber
Call Warheld Oil.
INDIAN 4; very good tires; highest cash
offsTi WA; 4l89;
buddy seat. 1853 w st. Sc. Telephone
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. 1914; eavy-duty
commercial - in excellent condition
complete with side car and tow bar; $3.50
cal Mr.. Kahn: DI, $3.50.
SPORT SCOUT 1899; 45 Gu. inches al
WO 1894
MOTOR CYCLE, 1885 Harley-Davidsor
Wisconsin. WO $500, EXT. 307, south. s.
MOTORCYCLE. 1887 Harley Davidson "a
6Oody seat; excellent condition, $500 cash
Franklin 5000. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE Groom. 2-bath- store
brick property for D. c. property. Owner.
40S oriental ave, Atlantic City, or call
TR. 1900.
BARGAIN IN UNEXCELLED souND-vIEw
acreage, SIS miles from N. Y. City, in eX-
change for Washington home. will ex-
change 100 to goo acres free and clear,
value $4,000 to $4,000 for home of
similar value in Washington or vicinity.
Mtght assume small encumbrance or pay
additional cash. AID. o642;
WILL TRADE attractive 4-room Mary
land bungalow, ami, lot 100 x125', one
block from R. I. ave. carline, 40 minutes
from downtown Washington, for small
house in city. Box 329-S, Star.
GARAGES, concrete, metal roof, S14o
monthly rental. Petworth, Buchanan mr..
Ga. ave, for houses, lets, suburban prop
WILL EXCHANGE improved real estate in
st. Petersburg, Fla for local property.
Phone Oliver 1928
CLEAR URBAN HOMES, farms. acreage,
lots, shore cottaees, garages, office bldgs.,
houses for colored reduced; terms, trade
E RYON CO. GE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

WANTED. and ~ ton truck, long
FUEL OIL TANK TRUCK with meter: give
size and details. Box 49,, Star 10'
with wheel boxes preferred 6 to Z it. tall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
TRAlLERS FOR SALE.

dfloN UT t 2s-ft sleeps exceens con
ef EDEK E@ TkA fRHEsh Ia "a model new
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FoR SALE hesae ff d Md Or trailer fef4 with
electric brakes, tires. hitch. refrieerator
pnR fTsn s sFk sGo9 Aes ash
sWHEEEt IyS SeEias dFi steel body. good
TRAiLERs REPAIRED ISH and recovered ees" can
vas tops a specially. Raymond Smith,
orH Ha sas fssh navy H Rsys
HOUSE TRAILER. left, in new condi-
NATIONAL a7-foos sp is4a s.doo no1 trailer,
to SS5 ss cnsfs a MI 4ssss
TRAILER HOUSE, one. s q fl Can be seen
zSnda9s D p ana at pm anel ta oa 1sa
Trailer Park "a mi, west Of Falls Church,
Va on Lee hwy. Inquire at store
TRAILERS FOR SALE.
Call National Trailer Court, Berwyn,
pe Nd ID, s ssk for Mr., or Mrs, Schneider.
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
silver Dome, Just renovated ed g s535
l6-lt. Palace, good condition 565
Mt, Glider, nice buy 745
Glider Acknowledgement sos
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UNIVERSAL ---=----. 9g5
Covered Wagon, excellent condition Il 1ls
Covered Wagon ----------------1
American 1295
Several Other Good Buys. 100
Easy Terms
Cash For Your Trailer
Open Sundays, IL AM PM
weekdays, AND PM
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.,