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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

like.
when i was in London"
Bing went on, "the Marquis
Of Queensberry gave a dinner.
They called on me TO make a
speech, and i called him Lord
RoSebeTy.' Lord RoSebery is
a great hOrseman. I got my
sports mixed up, as we'll as
my lords.
That night" said Bing,
there must have been a
thousand people in the street
I'm front of the place where
the dinner was held, and the
police were afraid, because
buzz bombs kept coming
over. The police asked me to
try and disperse the crowd.
i walked to the window and
said, T'H sing you a song II
you'll promise to leave, BE-
cause it's dangerous for yoA
out here. What do you todRt
me TO singT A little cock.
ney In the crowd called out,
Harvey Maria 1 didn't
think Ave Maria was the
song to sing then, 50 I sang
Pennies From Heaven, and
was surprised how order.
~ they all left, true to their
PROMISE"
Bing's next picture, he told
me. is Bells of St. Marys," agar
with Leo McCarey directing.
And I'm looking forward
10 II because he's the easiest
director to work for. OF
course, he carries most Of
the story right I'm his head,
but 1 have such faith In him
that I'm willing to go Nc.
Carey way any time"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04

Bing believes, is the most tai.
ented, and he was given most
of the lines. They call him The
Little King" The night after
they finished the first days
shooting, the twins said.
We're not going back unless
we get more lines TO say" "Re.
member you have a contract,
and you're going back" their
father told them. 1t was then
Dixie said, wen have no more
OF this nonsense"
Il guess" Bing grinned,
she thought one ham In the
family Is enough.
"The twins play the cornet,
and Gary, the oldest, plays
the trombone, and so on
Christmas Eve we always go
around 10 the homes Of our
friends and sing Christmas
carols"
'How do you keep your
four boys In line?" ! asked
Bing.
"Good old spanking, rou.
tine" said Bing. There
isn't a week goes by that one
Of 'em doesn't get a good
spanking, but I leave their
upbringing mostly to their
mother"
"How about your own pic.
ture company" 1 asked him.
Bing answered, "H John L.
Sullivdn' makes money, wen
continue, but II IL doesn't,
Wen break up. believe we
will make money, because
that new boy, Greg Mcclure,
is so good. OF course, it's
eorny In places, but It's the
kind Of picture people will
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-04
BY LOuELLA O. PARSONS

NeVe OeEUCe
/ didn't believe that Bing
Crosby meant it when he
said he would see me at
$50 in the morning at my house
for an interview. But l did
him wrong. / thought he was
the Bing Of old and that he
would forget all about il, but,
sure enough, right on the dot,
in came Bing, and the whole
household went 70 pieces.
The maid came into my office
trembling to announce his ar.
rival. My secretary said,
Please, Miss Parsons, let me
bring you down a message so
can just look at him"
And so, amid peeping faces,
Bing and / moved into the play.
room for a cup of breakfast
coffee and our talk.
The most amazing thing is
that Bing never has been as
sweet and unassuming as now
at a time when he is at the very
height Of his fame-for, make
no mistake about IL, he stands
alone as the most important
star, male or female, on the
screen today.
He is No. ION the Motion
Picture Herald's 1914 poll;
ditto the Film Daily Annual
poll; he is the choice Of the New
York motion picture critics, and
he won the Red Book annual
award. In addition, his radio
program has gone up several
points.
And the "Groaner" is
smart enough to know that
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
4 Days Left
I'm Bond Sale

With four days remaining in
the Victory Loan drive, Frank ~
Isbey, state chairman. today is
sued a special call for the pur-
chase of 4,21O Of $1,000 "E" bonds
to meet the states quota.
He set a goal of 1000 bonds a
day until the deadline Dec 81.
All bond selling agencies were
urged TO report sales Immediately
so that they may be included in
Michigan's final tabulation.
An additional 35 Michigan cities
reported going over the top in
their drives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
SHOES AND SLIPPERS

1872 prs. 2.6e Misses all-wool Shearng "Fuzzy
Wu1zy" Slippers Hard leather soles. IL to zee
1913 prs Womeu'E SIS Slippers Assorted
styles. Sizes to in the group $500. Pr. see
ls9 prs Childrens $2.9S to $3.45 Shoes Sizes
3o2 prs Women's and growing girls $29S to
1898 Shoes. Sizes to in group. p........... $2s9
Croweys
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
Airline Orders
Jet Transports

American Airlines has placed
an $18,OO0,000 order with Con-
solidated Vultee Aircraft Corp.
for 100 jet-propelled. twin-engine
transports, IL was announced to-
day by Jack Tompkins. district
manager here.
Tompkins said the new planes
will carry 40 passengers and will
cruise at about 800 miles an hour.
The DC-3 transports now in use
have a cruising speed of 180
miles an hour and carry II
passengers.
The planes will be used on
flights of less than 1000 miles
he said, and the 4-engine trans
ports for longer flights
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

Our Monthly "house cleaning" affords you the chance
to SAVE many desirable items. ALL odd lots,
incomplete nes broken sizes and color assortments,
seconds, rregulars, soiled and damaged goods to
clear them out and make room for the new. Sorry,
mail, phone COD. orders accepted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
BOYS FURNISHINGS
INFANTS, cHILDREN'S Wear

so Babies $loo Utility Stoos Pink blue ace
so $i,i9 Bottle Racks. Holds s bottles Can be
Tteriiized - ..................7 zee
$50 prs. Tots 29e Anklets and Sox, soed Pair. 10c
SO S3e5 Chenille Crib Spreads Pink blue. 81 .ss
so $ll9 Jar Sets. 3-pece with tray, jars iOe
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
RUGS and HASSOCKS

80 $2.9s Hsssoeks, l2x14 and l4xl5 inches
red, blue, green, brown $i.0o
so SAYS HassoekS, 15xl7 inches, mushroom styles,
choice of brown and green ..............$3 So. .e8
40 $3.50 SheePskiu Rugs, animal shape, white,
night tan ..,.....,-,.- s4S5
100 $2.25 Numdah Rugs, sire 2x3 feet........$ $l.9s
1000 yds. soc felt base floor covering Remnants,
50. yds to the piece eee..............,..sq yd. 29e
CrowIsy's Bargain
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
CURTAINS and DRAPERIES

100 $2.4s Curtain Panels, all.whe. Heavy embossed
hoeked Patterni 81 inches long Each $l5e
800 Yds. $l.49 Drapery Material floral print
Fast eolors ..................Yd Yd. $1l9
500 $l.l9 Rayon Panels, mesh weave. Eeru with
wine blue green designs. Irregular. Each s9e
100 Curtain Rods. double; metal Can be used
for erss-crosS curtains. ............... Each 19e
200 Dinette Curtains, printed dimy in red floral
pattern; so inches long .......... Pr. S19s
10C $l.29 Bath Room Rugs, assorted eolors in two.
tone shades of rose, blue, peach Each sIIs
100 S5.95 Palmer Comforters, printed cotton ehintn
Floral Pstternsj white cotton filed; 72xS4.in. S4ss
200 $l.69 Printed Searfs. 1884 inches. Floral or
Mexican designs washable ......t 49,, Each SLl9
Heavy twill, unbleaehed suitable for ironing hoard
covers Remnants size so" .......A. I'd 39e
CrOweys Bargain
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28

To arrange for carrier deliv-
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your home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
IN THE NOTIONS DEPT.

IS $1.69 Umbrella and Shoe Bags. Floral
patterns color. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
40 7se Wooden Shoe Racks. Holds TO IL pairs. 6se
100 S2.95 Knitting Bags. Wooden 1op.. Floral
designs zoe Federal tax closeup bag. 3i98
200 ace Utility Bags. Can be used poekebooks, see
1000 yd'. RAyon Rie-Rae Braid, assorted eoorsi
small ......'.'.'.'. '.,.....-.. I'd ss
CrowIpy - Eas
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
woMEN'S SPoRTSwEAR

81 ct" Shirts stripes and solid eoors. Small and
SOo
800 Women's $3.50 Blouses. Soiled. Sizes to Is,
81 to ~ IN group. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $208
100 Women's Sweaters Soled. Slipons. Sizes
81 to So IN the group $lSS
so Womens $5.95 to $6e5 Jumpers. Broken sizes $3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
WOMEN'S HATS

ITS Womens $100 to $295 Winter Hats. see
l12 Womens $295 to Sass Winter sloo
Crowfeys Bargain Basement
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-28
MEMS FURNISHINGS

"a Mems $4.95 "Whittendon" Bath Robes. $3s5
32s Mems Sox and cotton ........,... Pr. lie
200 Mems "Ti Shirts ....................... .55c
800 Mems Athletic Shirts 5ee
~ Mems Maekinaws. Al-wool. Dark gray. $859
800 Mems "Big Yank Shirts, blue ehAmbrsy. $ll9
100 Mems Light and Dark Work Pants Seconds sI49
I'll Mems $s.95 Black Rubber RAineoat. 1900. $500
CrOwiey's Bargain Basenent
Evening star., 1945-10-30
ACREAGE FOR SALE,

LOTS AND ACREAGE in nearby Fairiax
and Arlington Co.'S. Phone Gil. 1878.
H. A. DARNE. real estate broker.
ONE-HALF TO FIVE ACRES homes sites.
reasonable prices and terms. VERNON M
LYNCH a. SONS, z. mi. out Columbia pike,
phone Alex. 5906 once closed Sunday.
1850 ACRES, near washington. This. is
a property of many possibilities. 1t has
about 1880. it has about 500 acres of
tillsbIe land. a large dairy barn and may
be operated as either dairy or stock
farm, it has extended frontage on both
primary and secondary roads and is ripe
for subdivision; its rolling hills and sunny
golf courses. For developer or investor
who wants to enjoy the gracious Virginia
country life within 80 minutes easy drive
of downtown washington and who wants
a secure investment. sure to increase in
value. this tract may be considered UNIQUE.
We also would consider the sale of certain
major fractions. For appointment to in
spect. call Alexandria 6S12 and ask for
MASON HIRST, real estate broker. AMMAN
dale. Va. Closed Sundays.
WOODED TRACTS-One acres with
stream, fronting on hard road; one 6-scre
lovely wooded home site; only miles out
off Georgia ave-; also 4H acres cleared
farmland on Redland rd. near Norbeck
Nth stream JOHN H. B9SSRapoFr colesville'
i TO S ACRES, coiesville pike, miles
north of Silver Spring, adjoining north
boundary of Quaint Acres Orchard and
near S15,000,000 Government project.
Home building should soon absorb this
10 suit. FULTON R. GoRDoH, owner,
1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50 till s pm.
Brokers, attention.
Evening star., 1945-10-30
FARMS FOR SALE tcentinu.dI i.

STOCK FARM. near Warrenton. Va. Ap-
proXimately $50 acres. "a acres in woods,
balance clear, at $40 per acre. mi.
bottom land on Rappahannock River. farm
siios, sheen shed, water in every neld
Stock and complete farm equipment and
feed on farm also for sale. Box 464-Z,
4 so-ACRE FARM. IA miles to D. c.
Fertile land, with spring and stream: z
room frame house end good outbuildinss
phone Price. sia. 500: s. 900 cash and
terms. EASTMAN L STEELE, Realtors,
Falls Church 1920.
MT. NEBO. on the Potomac-Widow will
sacrifice 923 acres for SOB per acre; 20
Two sets of buildings, 500. acres tillable;
blue grass, corn, alfalfa, lespedezs.. Call
A. D. TRUNDIlE, Ashton 5563, after pm.
COUNTY dairy farm, J 80
acres, 7-room and bath house, exception
ally good soil. new, dairy barn, 81 stanchs
IONS. modern ssaipmsht; electricity tsd snd nn1
details can Mr. Edwards. with EARL T.
Williams REAL EsTATa. Ia-sere farm
with Broom modern bungalow. One and
one-half miles from Colesville I'd; fioored
attic, full basement large bath with
back porches, large pantry in Kitchen. large
electric pump; 6O-gallon tank: 25o peach
trees; only S4 900 down: adjoining 4s
acres with 6 acres wooded, also large
frame house, 30 apple trees; can be puf-
chased making total of 80 acres at very
reasonable price for this section n6d Of Mont, d
Georgia ave. Open Sunday and evenings
until g.
Evening star., 1945-10-30
Uncle Roy's Corner

People in most countries use an
alphabet OF one kind or another
when they write. That, however, is
not true of China, where more than
400, 600 900 people live.
Efforts to work out a Chinese al
phabet have been made, but these
efforts have failed so far Old Gus
toms die slowly in China.
The written language of China
has grown out of thousands of pic
ture words. To this day, it is kind
of picture writing" In most cases,
it is hard to find clear pictures in
the present words, but the idea has
been kept to large extent even
though changes have taken place.
Some early Chinese picture words
were marked on bone, others on
shells. Still others were carved on
bronze About $500 years ago a pic
ture word for sun was made. This
was circle with rays coming from
1t.
Other picture words of that time
were images of the moon. Some of
Evening star., 1945-10-30
FARMS FOR SALE.

.-ROOM MODERN HOME, 3 yrs. old; Il
acres; "a cleared: garage, chicken house,
s1SSoe soea sscns as Pa ave-
Sc; IR; l799 until 81 Pm, m oo-
/ s mi. Of D. C.. big 14-rm Colonial house,
all modern conveniences; one of the finest
farms in Prince Georges County; about L
mi. frontage on Enterprise rd.; 2 tenant
hay loft, chicken houses and other out
buildings, nice lawn and rdenty of trees;
220 cleared: all tillable with tractori
farm. Cali Mr.. MARTIN, 81. s6oo-sooi.
STOCKED and well eauippedeNice 5-acre
BARN. Ford R eS tractoT nsW hem Souses oass "a
acres corn. 15 rye, 15. tons hay, steers,
heifsrs cows 80 70 ao6 pigs 34o hens. dHcks
800 800. ~ r. ?. RIPLEY . sR. E s5ss. % tsun. SUI snd
i,si psIky WI f.RM sSSo ss ~ sdopbs Aeos farm
1876 acres. nice 10-room modern home, g.
room tenant house, 30-stall modem dairy
barn: also dry barn, garage with Il rooms % n.
state of cultivation; only 20 mi. from
seen sto be appreciated GaH MI r. Hram s1no
HILLSBORo. vA.--74 acres Groom house
running Water and electric. good outbuild-
nss road IN you sre ao
ing Tor bargain. this Is buy. j. L. c.
WEST, Falls Church 2135.
DO YOU WANT A SMALL CHICKEN FARM
of ga acres2 Very nice log cabin of 2
rooms and pantry, about 6 outbuildings, in
good condition. Near Laurel. Md. Sacri-
fice for only $1,000. Terms. Call Mr.
Pastor, Ma 3052. YOUNG q PASTOR,
1929 Vermont ave. NV.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-93-acre farm
4 miles from Davidsonville. Md. Has z
barns, 2 houses and other outbuildings
tricity. All modern. Screened porch
Has approximately $4,000 worth of tobac.
CO that goes with this farm and 2 horses
2 cows. Black Angus, with papers or
hard road, close to stores TO schools
Priced S1S.S00. Call MR.. RILEY, UN
2200. Open evenings and Sundays
61a-ACkE poultry or rabbit farm. nesl
washington. between Lee blvd. and Lei
hwy, on State road, high elevation, goot
view, with spring, stream and trees: &
good 2-story poultry building with rooms
concrete floor, lights and running water
garage, storage building. 8 brooder houses
2 turkey houses: small 2-rm building
now used by tenant: included are APPROX
400 chickens and acres Of corn; I'm,
STEELE, ''ia Rs.isof. aas FIJI
10 ACRES, good 6-room house: high ele
yation, overlooking surrounding country
Price, $3.50: at least Va cash: nne TO
chicken farm or country home. BUELL. d
! GARDNER owner. or Mr. LauEhiin. WI
Evening star., 1945-10-30
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL 1889 D-4O. cab and
rayons. $500. ME. 1900.
INTERNATIONAL 1941 ks tractor and
trailer. Trailer rebuilt by Fruehsui 10
carry machinery and bulldozers; 25 to 30
ton capacity power take-of1 winch. Motor
:ecently rebuilt: new airbrakes. good rub
Der; $3.50. ME. 1900.
DODGE 1894 panel; good tires, me-
chanically guaranteed: OPA ceiling price.
1891. Stafford CHANDLER MOTOR
CO, 629 H st. ne. AT. 1900.
within oPA ceiling. Cali AT. 1891, an.
TO pm: Temple ts342 after pm. j.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
Motor Co., authorized. GMC truck dealer.
No priorities needed.
Chevrolets 1912 / "a ton. 12-ft stake body.
Chevrolets 942 " ton stake. power winch
Chevrolets 1912 lz-ton dump.
Chevrolets l941 R-ton dump.
REQ 1912 Atom DUMP.
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG 1910 ga ton. 10 = wheelers, long
wheeibase.
Winches, power. s ton, new, Sf8b.
TrailerS, new ammunition carts, S3T so
Army stake bodies. S25
Buick 1889 4-door sedan, series So r., h u.
1885.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades at prices considerably under
oeiling. All are in excellent condition
with heavy duty Army tires, dual wheels.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va. Daily and Sat, & to 6.
Sunday. 10 to 3. OK. 0562, CHI. 1000.
Evening star., 1945-10-30
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Corner.

From E. S. B., Long Beach: So
''w' is a vowel only when it forms
a dipthong, eh? In Websters New
International you'll find 'crwth.'
a kind of ancient musical instru-
ment, pronounced 'krooth."
From F. E. H, Sacramento: Re-
Gently you stated that wv is a
vowel only when it forms a diph-
thong, as in new, pew, how"
suppose you got that from your
fog Drained assistant, Dr. Etaoin
Shrdlu. Tell him to look on page
653, Webster's New International.
where he'll find the word "cwm.'
pronounced 'koom" and meaning
cirque-a deep recess in noun
tain.
From Mrs. H L. B., Russellville.
KY: According TO an article
once read. Cinderella's famous slip
per wasn't glass. The story came
| from France. and some early trans
lator mistook the French ''vair."
ermine, for ''verre," meaning
| glass"
! Answer: Correct The popular
English version is translation of
"Cendrillon." by Charles Perrault
fl628-l703). In his story. the slip
per which Cendrillon (Cinderells>
dropped on the palace stairs was
''une pantoufie en- vair." or a slip
per of squirrels fur. The transla-
tor miStook ''vair" for ''verre,"
meaning glass, since the words are
pronounced the same, to rhyme
with fair" So, Cinderella's dane
ing little feet were much more COM
Portable than "une pantouf1e en-
verre" "a slipper of glass suggests.
I Just out An important revision of my
SHAlL-WILL SHOULD-WOULD pamphlet.
/ Send a stamped. self-sddressed envelope
/ to Frank Colby in care of The Star
Evening star., 1945-10-30
LOTS FOR SALE.

NEAR 18th AND FLORAL SIS. N.W.-Fine
level lot fronting 200 feet on 18th pl and
surrounded by charming homes with beau
tiful gardens; price, 81 0.000. for this large
ns,na site on quiet street in an excellent neigh
eaV 1850 $50 9a EEE Fl. uksER ffis q len CO. g. pi5
Vermont ave. RA. oss5 or National 6l31.
HmLCREsT S.E. - Completely level
5VXl 5G; eonyenient location; So 500.
!: i.oo o. bt!i BtG!iRGESS' 2o"4 Pa. ave. Sc. TR.
EQUITY in grave sites beautiful location
n fnr Fert rb Lincoln Cemetery: good diseoant
DEsSWooD. $5:ft. frontage: 1922 sH Minn.
aye. aye: best offer takes it. c. S. HARDY,
LOTS FOR sALE-Nearby Virginis. lots
BOX %; 3 lots, 59xl94; 10 builders only.
ooMMFaGfaL oMNafi GHi osis; TaSp-. or mart of 400
600 So; teeg facing !. real trattic arteries
Ct rWaShinston's NV. seetion,. HERMAN
SCHMIDT 23o woodward Blds., MA. 9267
100 FT. FROM IGth and Rexanna rd.. NV.
wooded lots, bo'xIoo' tsome as deep as
most Beautiful cor. lots. ~, only IS ss. .sbo.
sss hs nss Ssts'n .na ses ssa lots
we ever offered. Good transp. high ele-
ystion. near schools: churches. stores,
s Hs inspect on sna tas
cay Saturday and Sunday. SHAPIRO: INC.
nVER fi2S vssmSns nan Sna so.aS sSs nS NE NE l7i7
for apartments. on one of washington S
great residence avenues Northeast; this
excellent site has three street frontages.
apartment building with about 300 separate
three and Jour room units and can be
loot All city W @ ne ssn.s aSaisbls this
is remarkable proposition and should
eqpmmand panf instans attentiog 4 plans and title
0Ss5. llO5 Vermont ave. Ma. 613i.
CORNER Of 29th and Stephenson pl. NV,
Two blocks from Rittenhouse and Utah ave;
borhcod BEAEL sfi1RS fuREEk sA'ses co. nsisa Na
nsi SIef B6BSG II BfsS0P6 Hofs Gsso FOR more
formation call OLD DOMINION REALTY.
BEVERLY FARMS, located ? miles south
of Rockville on Little Falls I'd. on y
high ridge, is colorful picture of fan
Osrs soe has fSd 20 thoss
completed: opening prices still prevail,
FER fi month. Mr.. II. {. j. GRAY, wi WI. 4fs4, M Or 81
on the premises sYnGsy s pm n E,Is, 81 Esekdsys
IS LOTS. 6Ist, Sc, $500 per lot. Ex-
cellent location for low-cost community
ansnss @ sSsF tntPs II rSp Spsra3iOn, % most Lo9fs 5? WI
IOWBES. 1l04 VT. ave. NV. Ma. II 81 :.
SPACIOUS WOODED SITES overlooking
and abutting Rock Creek Park at prewar
prices for short time only in Locust Hill
Estates on Rockville pike, Just north of
Naval Medical Center. For informat ton
phone MR.. NEWTON, OIL. 1901 or WI
Will FURNISH MONEY and homesite at
70 interest to build your home on 10th
St, Chevy Chase, D. c.: Chevy Chase, Nd,
and Bradley and River rds;; large lots or
acreage to meet your requirements; this
offer for reliable homeseekers only. Full
TON r. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye st.
NV. DI. $3.50 till pm. Brokers,
attention
Evening star., 1945-10-30
Not This
these were half-moons, and others

these were half-moons, and others
were creScentS.
Queer pictures of carts appear in
ancient Chinese writing. Most of
these have three wheels, but some
have only two.
The picture words for animals
were very clear in many cases. The
"hu," or tiger. was shown with
stripes as we'll as with a curved tail
and open mouth. The elephant was
provided with a good-sized trunk
and the yang" or sheep, was deco
rated with a huge horn.
Old Chinese picture words for
fish showed these water animals with
fins and tails. On the head of each
fish picture was a dot which showed
an eye.
When we speak about writing oul
minds may turn to the picture words
used in Egypt and Babylonia thou
sands of years ago.
Some persons have supposed thai
the Chinese gained their first knowl-
edge of writing from Babylonia, but
the ancient picture words were diff
ferent. The Chinese had their owr
special types and it is likely that the
idea of such writing came to them
without help from Babylonia.
Evening star., 1945-10-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 sedan; two new tires; perfect:
81, 1850 cash; this under OPA ceiling is
altered by owner. SINGER. 14O9 18th st.
BUICK 1912 super convertible, s1y,575,
within oPA ceiling; prefer smaller car in
BUICK 1889 4-door sedan, Sc series 5 SO: ' r.
S9S5. CENTRAL MOTOR co. 3l43 Lee
nent ensirss for 1855. is4S 1s4i tDsls snd
ssks o. not GseE sasas oRm n Sucs
BUICK ENGINES, new. factory built and
factory factor guaranteed; for rsplaeements nj IN
BUICK, INC, T70l Wis, ave. Bethesda,
CADILLAC 1885 convertible. coupe; sporty;
s aIsUf oPa as esns sGan S'Ss owS sfaSsa EN-
efs ssxsfn 1855 door snd ssdsn running
condition; below oPA ceiling. $500. Call
GHR2sLER 1912 New Yorker sedan: blue
finish, 2-tone interior. radio and heater;
5000 WIEELER, INC. 4sio Wisconsin
price, s1,3b6. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES,
eHs e4ss SGnn ave ,a4n NV wndso, ,onvsrt,b,s
coupe; new top: heater; within oPA ceiling,
s1,245. WHEEIEGR INC. 4s10 Wisconsin
ave. NV, OR. 1920.
oosD sss low Sndr nesss ow
ceiling; Navy oficer must sell. May be
seen at Cumberland's Garage, OIL Mary
GRosIEY saRo aHs s,T fs4a sedan: good condition:
within oPA ceiling, $3.50. WHEEL ER,
INC, 4s1Q Wisconsin ave. NV, OR, 1920;
ssS1s5i GoToR SALES: 44$s Conn ave- NV. 30 ;, :
500. ssase, within SP oPA ceiling. Cali FIR. ssS6
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NCOLN:zEPHYR 1910 sedan: radio and
heater; white-wall tires; in excellent con-
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oLDs 1855 conv. sport coupe; r. and h,
new paint and 2 new tires. pert. mech. Bet
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PAGKARD 1870 club coupe. .Iao" model
seat; ST. ,Ia5, under OPA ceiling. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO.. WA. 4111.
PACKARD 1897 120 T-passenger sedan
perfect condition, like new inside and out
| Excellent tires, heater. Under OPA ceiling
Price. $1,000. MR.. SHAFER, 1900 Wis
PLYMOUTH Al de luxe 4-door trunk Sc,
dan; will sell in whole or in parts; S2S5,
within OPA ceiling Bargain to first buyer
1I15 South Capitol ST. Tel Ludlow 2S14
PONTIAC 1910 sedan; radio and heater
S1,14b; OPA ceiling. CENTRAL MOTOR
sAuDEBAKER sHtf axe o1 Hs4i SKY styway "a 6-cyl. sedan
2.tone paint, radio and heater; this year.
| best model: beautiful car. $1,434; with
+, in CPA ceiling; will sell with or withou
TERRAPLANE 1885 coupe: new battery
recaps: within OPA ceiling, S235. Fall
1 TAxICAB-I940 Pontiac with FuC. Phon