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Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
462,OOO Passengers
Use Chicago AirfieId

-CHICAGOrJune 4 tINS4-A
record number of 462, $50 passen-
gers arrived at or departed from
the Chicago airport on scheduled
airline fights the first five months
of l945. Commissioner of Public
Works Oscar E. Hewitt reported
today.
The previous record. Hewitt
said was in 1914 when 284. .29s
passengers used the air field
from Jan. ! 10 June |.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Set Saginaw
bus Election

SAGINAW, June 4-City coun-
cilmen today were TO adopt
resolution setting Aug. 7 as the
date for special election on
new bus franchise with Saginaw
city lines.
Approval Of so per cent of the
voters is needed TO grant the
roposed l5-year franchise which
would assure the city the present
scent fare for that period and
a rental schedule which would
give the municipal treasury
about So. 900 annually.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Vets Condemn
Army Penalties

Severity of court-martial pen.
alties in this war was condemned
in a resolution of the 329th Field
Artillery Veterans Association at
the conclusion of a two-day con-
ference yesterday at the Fort
Shelby Hetel,=
About $50 World War I veter-
ans, ex-members of the S5th Divi-
sion, attended the convention.
Elected as commander for the
coming year was Adam Mahoney
of 1867 Appoline. Campbell
Thorn, 1882 Stoepel, was chosen
senior vice commander and
Charles Cannon, Il Bartlett place,
Highland Park junior vice com.
mander.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

YORK last night.
DiSrohing IN p Pullman bed
room isn't embarrassing even for
tall and beautiful girl, Miss Lee
reasoned. Even a lower berth
wouldn't have heen bad, but an
upper was out Of the question-it
iust couldn't be done gracefully!
But WRONG NIGHT
att happened when tf1r queen
Of the peelers, with tons of bag
gage and q fock Of admirers, ar
rived At the station 10 claim her
bedroom reservation on the De-
troiteT. Her ticket was in order,
even her. reservation was O. X.
The only trouble was that the
reservation was for Monday night
and not for Sunday.
Sollcitous trainmen tried 10
make amends. For three hours
they fluttered about in the great
anxiety OF trying 10 please. Then
an upper berth was offered Miss
Lee on the Wolverine.
"Certainly not! How can one
undress while lying on ones
back: No. hut definitely, now
she cried Indignantly.
A BUSY PORTER
Amos f4aines of 1902 Northfeid,
the porter who carried Miss Lees S
luggage on and of trains as she
frantically sought passsge
lmopped perSpirstion and sighed
as the beautiful strip queen
finally left on a later train.
Yes, she accepted an upper
berth-one without a diner. She
boarded with thermos bottle
full of coffee and tear-stained
checks. but at long last she was
headed for New York.
There was Just one complication
lnasmuch as Gypsy. had no ticket
for this train. attaches were
under instructions TO extract the
proper fare from the dancer be-
fore she reached New York.
The conductor figured he would
taek+e-this problem after Gypsy
became accustomed 10 the upper
berth and perhaps after she had
nap 10 ease away the strain Of
the preceding few hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05

DR.. Harold A. Dawson, legisla-
ton expert Of the National Edu-
cation Association, and Or. Clark
c. Brooks. president of the De-
troit Board of Education, will
speak at meeting sponsored by
the Detroit Teachers Association
at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in Rack
ham auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
and s&fy &'5t "voa

Some years after the turn of
the century, North West
ern's" Ralph c. Richards de.
livered an address before a
group of employees. His sub
iect was, Conservation of
Men"
Richards was a crusader, in
the finest sense of the word.
He felt keenly the need for
safety education. To him the
saving of human life was a
sacred duty he rebelled at
the easy philosophy that per.
mitted carelessness to 60 un-
challenged.
In 1910, thanks to Richards
zeal, North Western" began
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
NIussOlini Aides
Reported Seized

NEW YORK, June 4 QNS)-
The Moscow radio today reported
the capture of Gen. Gambara,
MusseliRi's chief of staff, and Gen.
Pandalini, chief of police in the
defunct neo-Fascist government
of north ItalY by partlsans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-05
Fire Routs 2 Families

Nine families were made home
less early today when a fire of
undetermined origin partially de.
stroyed an apartment building at
555 F.. Hancock. Firemen assisted
in reScuinp several persons.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
Stadium Group Plans
10 Tour Other Cities

The National Memorial Stadium
Commission hopes to make q tour Of
principal cities to study their stadia,
as soon as Senator Meade of New
York, member Of the commission,
RECEIVERS from an illness.
Chairman Bilbo Of the commits.
sion, In announcing this plan. ex-
planned that Senator Meade was not
seriously i'll, and it was hoped he
will be well enough soon to make the
trip.
Following a hearing by the COM
mission yesterday when Aero Club
officials proposed an "airpark" as
part of the stadium here, commits
sion members toured two different
sites proposed for the stadium. They
included the Fort Lincoln area,
recommended by E. A. Burrows and
Phillip M. Julien, architects and
engineers Of this city, and the loca-
ton at the Anacostia River end of
East Capitol street, recommended b.
the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission.
In the party were Senator Bilbc
who is chairman Of the Senat
District Committee; Maj. Gen. U.
Grant III, chairman, and job;
Nolen, planner, of the Nations.
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission; District Commissioner j.
Russell Young, Charles Stofberg,
assistant to Mr.. Young; Floyd Akers,
John Reilly, Mr.. Burrows and Mr.
Julien.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
Uncle RAYS Corner

A newsy letter, with question in
it, has come to me from boy named
Myron Bennett. He writes:
II am II years old and in sixth
grade. I like your column very
much. I like the parts about astron-
omy best, and Id like to ask you a
question. Is the evening star the
bright star sometimes called the
wishing star? I will be looking for
the answer In your column.
"One of my hobbies is detective
work, and I started a detective club
We're already doing some work.
Il will be interested in any articles
about flying to other planets in
rocket ships. I may try to go to
planets when I grow up. I would
probably have to wear an oxygen
mask, and take along an extra
large supply of oxygen.
II have found your history articles
quite helpful in school. I read in
the paper about Roman plaque
that was Z by 9 inches. 1t was
found in foxhole."
The evening star" of which Myron
speaks really is planet. Appearing
in the sky shortly after sunset, it is
likely to be the first heavenly body
seen in the evening, except perhaps
the moon.
Venus holds first place as evening
star, shining brightly in the Western
sky during much of the year. Other
planets-Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and
Saturn-share the honor with Venus
at certain times. Any of the planets
named may also be morning stars.
There is an old custom of making
Evening star., 1945-04-28
Goren on Bridqe

Opening lead King of clubs.
When there are several choict
open to declarer as to the metho
of playing a hand, the selection
the best method frequently involve
the use of very good judgment
Obviously, the safest plan Is the
best. And the one that will succeed
despite an unfortunate break Of the
cards must be the only correct one
The bidding of today's hand was
very accurate. East, holding more
than the equal of an opening bid,
realizes that there is probably a
slam in the hand when partner
opens the bid and then jumps. The
only obstacle is the fact that part
ner's jump has been in a suit in
which he holds but a singleton,
which suggests a partial misfit. When
spades are supported by West, that
objection becomes slighter, and East
properly shows the ace of hearts
Vests hand now takes on greater
luster, and the possibility of
grand slam is not too remote. He
therefore shows the ace of clubs. A.
this point it should be noted tha
the showing of an ace at the leve.
of must always be construed as
grand slam try, since if it were
otherwise it would be pointless t;
show the ace, when a slam is bein
bid anyway. Note that If East ha
held the queen of diamonds a gran
slam would have been a moral cel
tainty.
In the play East was called upc,
to exercise great caution. Had h
worked on the expectancy tina
either the trumps or the diamond
would break he would have bee
doomed to failure. If he had pulle
the trump and then tusted to es-
tablishing diamonds with one ruf;
the AZ break in that suit woul'
have prevented its establishment
Or if he had ruffed two diamond,
in order to establish that suit ho
would have been defeated b.
South's winding up with one moro
trump than declarer.
Instead he went about on the
theory that both suits would break
Az. which, incidentally, is normal.
After winning the first break he
played the ace and king of diamonds
and then small one. But he did
not make the mistake of ruffing it.
Instead he discarded low club,
permitting North to hold the trick.
There was now nothing the defense
could do. Dummy could be entered
with the queen Of spades and an
other diamond ruffed high to estab-
lish the suit, while the king of
hearts still remained in dummy for
entry. In this way declarer took
five spade tricks in his own hand,
four diamond tricks in dummy,
which with the two hearts and one
club reached the total of IL.
(copyrisht. 1945. by Charles H. Goren.,
Evening star., 1945-04-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake Bay
pvsta s1r estslofYs Box Il Maye CO. MG
some sa75S6 a9S' JOHN G. sfasF MATrHRWs HeysS
SsE s,Ga Franklin Fl fIZI st.; Baltimore ?. Md. Mu
PoToMAC PINES golf and summer homes
club--Two cottages and membership soon
available for sale. Address Potomac Pines.
u gsEsGAL Hsii sufieaf HoME offered at West Shady
side Nd lot has about Is foot trontaSs asaS
a5a G et IS in soud sondon ss5
LAKE, IAkE JRcKsoN seisSSfi the catskis of Virginia
Manassas Ta aks Summer IN mn loe homes
some furnished am t., eiec, running water.
boating. fishing. swimming; 3 to Z rooms.
fine roads. Cali Manassas 79-F-4, OF come
s1s ACRES. 400 IT. shore. safe harbor,
baths: wharf, boat house. garage; orchard;
nice place. Price. 100000. C. F. LEE.
Ana5eSals' a.RoSM doTrAcE, Md turn. Chesapeake
Bay, 300 #. from beach; total cash price;
81 900. Call after 9 pm. weekdays. all
fsz aARSE sqndsy sgmMak RE Sesg COTTAGE on water
August: will pay UP to $500. Telephone
BAY VIEW COTTAGE, rooms: daily bus
s9ld sId ,W very y soon T1 N No 43S7. ,,o oo...o
completely furnished; also building lots;
q miles from D. C. MA. 4s33' ewes.
EPPING FOREST. on Severn near An
napolis, Nd: 8 rms. = baths; large copper
screened porches, fireplace, large wooded
Of r and b. each: lot Of house for
$4,000; consider trade for D. c. property
or farm. w. NJ. BAUMAN, No. Thomas
circ1e. MA. 1929, WO. 0747.
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD, Cottage 40
For sale only: furnished cottage on point
facing widest part round bay: 3 bedrooms
and bath, large living room with fireplace
large porch. completely copper screened
Venetian blinds, natural log dining room,
h.-w. heater, electric range. ice refrigera-
tor: complete and comfortable every eetail
See MIR. EVANS, Sherwood Forest ofdce.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
HOUSE TRAilERS.

CONTINENTAL 1945 27-ft tandem wheel.
lust arrived trade, terms A modern
trailer village. HILLSIDE TRAILER VII
LACE, $500 Marlboro pike Sc. Hill
NEW kOZY. Piatt and Superior: also new
tandem Liberty: many good used traiiers.
pnSlndlns p;IlsIns, tandsms Cash for your trailer
WAsHINGToN TRAILER neadauartersA @ er
New tandem wheel Americans on display:
also 3-rm. Trayelos and Schultz. many
USED trailers and luggage trailers. ~ Is
and "a mos. financing plans Call us today
ior appraisas Repairs and all types OF
service work. We have Barnes fnterna-
tional .oIWI ana pno;Term heaters In stock.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. open un-
III g. 1890 Wisconsin ave WO 3232
GRANITE LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new,
equipped with new grade No. ! tires:
pEissd, EcsS rs sl99s so. Omen evenings. AMER
NV, Washington. D. C.
ROYAL TRAfLIR, about 90 it., excellent
condition, S1,250: Glider trailer. about
Is ls,d #. $3.50: Bob Terrett. EN- 9754.
4432 Conn: ave. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
AMERICAN 1941, eighteen ft.. two rooms !:
sieeps Ssen iour; exGeptiGnally good condition;
Village. $500 Marlboro pike, Hillside, Nd.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
FARMS FOR SALE.

800, ACRE fully equipped dairy and live
farm incdnH all modern
cost $4,000 before the war; % Iso-scae acre
sss & Goo? Q. sta, Montg; Co. Nd; price,
asn s4dck Md ssH Fxns sIS near 1eesburr
county vsns; down. pest location in Loadoun
Noor0 No ZOO roo FAR AwAY-rhree well-kept.
axaa farms located on or near
Ing from 265 acres, to over 400 acres.
G0e era 1nansi aa as sasd h5sgs psed ses S
farms and acrssse; Phone Georgia 1887.
way" equipped hatchery, breeder farm and
feed business. IL acres, on arterial Mary
lam land ! highway large brick and concrete
scty and runnins xster esned Modern Ma 7roem s1ee
dwelling. Well-established business. viii
sell sell, with or without equipment, Mont
District line cail Mr.. Foster. GE. $3.50. $685.
sSESrf3 keEEiSa q fam f!S of 14s acres,
house. horses, 10 cows barn IA and small
buildings; SO acres cleared, with balance
IN pines ssnand and hardwood; M adjoins Bull Run,
trust 41oo: pasabls Dasss sss ss' months onfhRe
81 nyoR Nc ehone GH RTse
15 ACRES, 4 rooms. basement. water. cleo
triclty, outbuildines, fruit, stream. Gil.
40oeACRE GRAIN FARM, Loudoun County;
Iovely e-room modern home; 9. streams;
large bank barn. other farm buildings: 80
aGfsi and bus nesyce eoSa fsnee
746 ACRES TIMBER. and ties s per Der
tree IN length, 90 cords per acre; good log
ways, near Stephens City, Va. Price. SIS
per acre. You can make 100000 this yr
iinston, ii F sVmEN' ya 0lal Columbia pike. Ar
0NE OF THE FINEST, completely stocked
farms farm irthe n the shenandoah Valley miles
sale. Phone Chestnut 1894 or write /. r
BOWEN, 5131 Columbia pike. Arlington.
WELL-LOCATED PROPERTY of 100 acres,
about 40 acres available for farming bal
ance young timber; running water for live
fine on property; $1,000 !0s@S $500 essh cash. sn5 s5
REF1H F1RM aHSsa aaa sprHs; Hs
Shenandoah Valley. near river shenandoah
National Park; ideal for country estate or
stock snSIsr7 farm; low tSxes. Write A. B. COVER
SMALL FARMsEso fsSR; vs minutes dovniavn sS.
near nsa ,Is rsist.x s,.y High School and Lee hwy
81 oad sTe sUs FsTden car a nS snspn
Be- SrouEht to every farm e'esSE.siiS Whs % way way
JUL III tHe country 1or lot OF cheap.
useless land with no improvements and
no future? We are builders and can build
your home after the war with no down
payment If your farm is paid for. Fries,
S49O (no house,; $50 down, $40 month
Drive out Lee hwy. or Lee blvd. to Fair
fax Circle lat Howard Johnson's). contipue
on dual road to first crossroad. turn riEht
to sign. Fairfax Acres" Open every day
z to 8 pm, all day Sundays. Bring
SUITABLE for early trucking. acres, all
cleared. miles from Alexandria, Va, over
west side. close to Accotink station on
R., F. & P, r. R.; good building site: fruit
trees; cheap weekend shack with expensive
well at door: close to proposed new super
highway. Good investment at So. 900;
half cash. balance monthly. Shown by
appointment: Phone Herndon 3s. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon Fairfax Co., Va,
Evening star., 1945-04-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REQ 194S TRUCKS, new; assortment of
sizes and wheelbases available for holders
Q! 9 certifcates. REQ WASHINGTON CO,
l33l Half st. Sc, AT. 2199
CHEVROLET 1895 truck; running condi-
uon 5lon' ne new battery; 11a-ton panel top S295.
cHEvRoLET cab and chassis. 1871; ton
sIshoia snd half $3.50 MR.. cURLEs. so3s
kENYoN PECK, nc, ISe SCH cH. 5000 ooopis tires
CHEVROLET 1910 dump truck; this truck
can be purchased below ceiling; goes
money-maker. VILLAGE MOTORS, 1890
Wiser Wilson blvd, Arlington. va. GL. 1855.
light car in trade. CAITHNESS BUICK,
INC. 770l Wis. ave. Bethesda. Nd
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS-Pickups, 1870
ly41 H3-ton Dodges some with optional f.
Wheel drive and power winches.
stakes: 1910 2-ton International, lift
piatiorm; 1910 ton Ford. 12-ft body.
Dumps: 1912 11a-ton Fords, 3-yd bodies.
GMc I941. 4oton; cab over engine,
model AFHX-.s04, air brakes, $3.50
tires. ZOO actual miles.
Wrecke1: 1910 1-ton Ford with boom
and hand-operated winch
command cars: 1941 2-ton Dodges,
with optional 4-wheeI drive: make excel
lent farm cars. All our trucks have heavy
DUTY Army tires; low mileage See us for
any truck requirements. Terms, trades.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3143 Lee hwy,
Asrdaagson; s'nas n va Va, OK. o55a daily 8 to 6,
Evening star., 1945-04-28
BY Dave Breee'

a wish when the first star is seen
in the evening. A bright planet,
most often Venus, is likely to be the
one spied, so We may say that a
wishing star" is almost sure to
be an evening star Many boys and
girls have recited this verse when
making a wish:
"Star light, star bright, first star
I've seen tonight.
Wish I may, wish I might,
Have the wish I wish tonight"
In regard to the rocket journey
mentioned in the letter, there are
many points which come to my
mind. Maybe we shall go into the
subject at a future time. For the
present, let me say only this: ]
greatly enjoy exploring the uni
verse, but I feel safer doing it with
a telescope than if I were aboard a
rocket!
Evening star., 1945-04-28
LOTS FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Lee blvd-15h
a1as acres with over $4,000 So IT, ot Ist COM
sssa sSSIs tE0nis5f fssi
AMRRKcAN it Rx Nj usf22ks1FT sfSa q FE Its3
sMTENY1SS sMIENY SS Eli 15th s Na Sso5
tiful lots adjoining Edeemoor. not less
sraey pSd '1 eae Of these he's okae ots sre se on
81 Dresa aaoo'ia Mr. anG sRoWR sRsE
HAMLET ia f. SECTION. Chevy chase-so-ft
lonial residences. wide parking, ali i'm
DT9y;,e%ents; PREY, prise s3;5o9 Gs.I Wo 2soo
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills--Washington's Most
Westmoreland Hills the the picturesaue. DICT st wind d.
Ing. sreee;shaded streets. the seclusion the
fsss g.! sns AGBs 1qs dFssaHE
LAND. Oliver 3240. weekdays, and wis
saSSockB6kS suHsass sHG sSndaSi sof course
in exclusive Bannockburn: corner lot, 1sOx
aTfESTi6S If S2E5S Bh6Eks RhHne Il s5e5 Silver spring
ali utilities available; price, $3.50 each.
aa sHthss ntS1na'SR %M sWAKD Gs M aSss
sSsi; sSiEpIse fS sisy IoI Mass. ave heights. at.
park on seth st. between Mass. ave. and
Fulton st. NV. in a. ell-built-up restrict
ed area and is ideal in-town location for
NJ SsSssns %F&yER sRos os'ef 1Nc' ssae wass Sc
ResSn WoopsfSE HSs paRk R1 sSsn ST. sprs Mdpart,y
wooded, 75x165; all improvements: $1,000
or or Rs.1 best offer terms; also lots Corner,
ave srs al Nj ssa Saas
adjacent to beautiful homes; level; ideal for
fner type residence Priced i Is low fSE q1iek
aENr 4sse g. Msss u Miller aVe na REVFF9e Fse.
ATTENTION! 2nd commercial lots on
house; 5ix1S6 IT,. 6.45s So. It. For "f fur
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO., 1905 H st. NV.
HOMEsITEs. sale by owner: " and "a
acre wooded sites in developed and re-
mile from Chain Bridge. Phone 81. s57a
r %wo % DESIRABLE effs1 homesites containing
chase. Nd: has frontage = Of NHin III feet aeos on
Kensinston parkway at the intersection OF
fas It ':i ash 'a''9'
SHbvy 5tb SHH 5sas a S7 4on aoa14t q Mr.
tary ID. next to 3216; lot 5OxiO0 corner
| Of Goth and Mckinley sts Shepherd Park,
lot Soft. front, next to 1435 Floral st. of
10th. LOUIS H. TowBEs, 11O4 Vermont
BUiLDiNG sfTEs. seven in D. c.: hard
surface, st. on grade, with water and
to start again soon; 500 each, Contact
M payis sdi1 S1fh ~ bN5s bssr;st s3hs W.
nSs lsah ST fmsisHn AND Loctsr RD. NV. Il bloc.
north Of Kalmia rd.)-200 naturally beau.
tiful lots, several corners, Of and on 16tt
several intersecting streets, Soft. front.
ages or more; price, $3.50 and UP; some
lots include sewer, curbing, gutter. street
paving: quantity DISCOUNTS to builders
IN ONCE to see plat. SHAPIRO. INC
GTnNy tSTMnNsrs', I'd 119S Vt ave. nv a NE 17d3 5d5
Eye; or Sun, phone Mr.: Tripp, .Woodley
214S. L. T. GRAVATTE. 729 18th St.
10th ST HEIGHTs tshepherd Park)-Lot
50x1Oo; $3.50. Eve. or Sun. phone Mrs
729 18th st., Realtor, Ma. O753.
Evening star., 1945-04-28
MONEY TO LOAN.

.SALARIED LADIES--1f you need money,
oMa ZEE Ms q5ssA strety o oi4 st
MONEY on lst or End trusts; prompt
Or D; e; property THE AMERICAN Co.
MONEY ON y sEC0ND TRUsr-we will
buy Isecond,trust notes. o. c.. nearby Md.
MoETaAdE 3 INyEsrMESI coRRPP.- -f 1917
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1888
1st-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates: term or monthly payments. P; y.
WALSHE INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 646S.
FOR L0W-CosT, long-teEm fEst meEsEasss
BUILDING ASSOCIATION. NC. on Main
street in the county seat. Upper Marlboro
FIRST. SECOND AND THIRD TRUST loans
1920; ~, METRO g.; ;sr 2os MoodSsrd 1 Bldg g
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
AZ INTEREST ONLY on 1st trust D. c:
improved property: we will loan COZ OF
we can save you monsy: Write !Sv giying 5p fpll
141S H st. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1945-04-28

BUICK 40 super sedan; excellent preWar
tires. underseat heater. radio: will ex-
Ssanse Seaiise for Lighter car Buick s7
BUICK. 1886 4-door sedan; excel. mech.
fGna;, Cir, Icy n nmilesse. good tires, ceiling. A.
BUICK 1886 sedan. radio. heater. $3.50.
- Lag ar maaryiand ave. me-, after l pm. Sat,
BUICK 1911 Special sedan; low mileage;
original ,yhite-wall tires Trade for late
model light car and cash. Apt. s. 28oS
radio and heater PARKWAY SS iacn MoToR feesa; co
SaHyRokEr SqSH N E n'T ,a41 MI ste1,s5 e1s5
MorSTg Isa5 sSad'?R ib ss5nS sdg s. Dfss JACK
CHRYsIER i94s windsor e 4.door do; sedan.
m9tes op fs. ssTgsa vH fsSnst1nsS peTfs
NsS Yoreer xf a ssdan Sss sray
ndh nd drive eeRt WHEER EfT radi9 N and heater
CROsLEY is4s pickup truck; unbelievable
sspe priora NEEDED ref ME- T s
rear end trans. brakes sosles fenders; 0saS SaS
eis Silver sprins aV ave-, se s. Mo Ne phoRe hoRpEN
win sell both. Parking lot, 9Th and q
PoRD PoI7I coupe; good transportatiop; s75.
and SALE heater 1899 gs conyertible sedan radio.
ave desrEAIT hRs FS1Tfst MroN GM sSs azRa
Ia SALE 1888 4-door sedan; black fin
nr,cs Ish; radio. s, clean an inside: under ceiling
fESSi; EINcSIN SH iYss Yss7 7-passenser sedan; i'm.
maculate condition throughout, excellent
white sidewall tires. PARKWAY MOTOR
CO. 305I M st. NV. MI. 01S5.
owner, excellent condition; below ceiling
price. TEMPLE O659.
OLDSMOBILE 1896; new motor, new paint
new tires. heater; f1rst-class shape: 1875
II. g. PIERCE, CHI. 7722; nights, GL. 5540.
PACKARD 1899 7-passenger Limousine; to
settle an estate; low mileage. Call Ia
PACKARD 1e41 "12o" club coupe; blue
WHEELER. INC, 4S1o Wisconsin ave. ave-.
PAck2kGb ati ktSSG; 1887 100 4-door sedan: radio
and heater. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3O51
fAckaRD = ei Ard fass M plse aso" eonvertip,. coupe:
ne. neW top, ,exesllsnt tires, good running con-
aition; dna no WHEELER. 1nsG INC, 4s1o Wisconsin
fAGKakD fs;; M u.s. 1854 4-door; good tires, radio
s:ss' sis tSss IS
PONTIAC 1855 Convertible coupe; rumble
seat; attractive little car and in nice shape,
.oun sres ME sais s1ss snd heater owner ssv
PONTIAC 194i 2-door sedan; radio and
TerreTi Tnea,ef WY S Soed condgition; S1.2l3 Bob
s 2-door model 81; good condition. rea.
niaht. rails Church ssora1 ss Garr'h l7s 81. .'
Evening star., 1945-04-28
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER 8 son, auctioneers.
Cafeteria equipment. fans, cash register.
gas and ice refrigerators. eighty aluminium
trays, Toastmaster toaster, etc, by auction
at 1925 Eye st. NV, Monday. April 30,
1945. 10 AM. Tables, chairs, combination
table, Formica top counter. coffee urns and
stand, National "726'' cash register Amer
ican six-door ice refrigerator, plate-glass
fans, cscillating and exhaust fans, menu
board. Electrolux gas refrigerator, Garland
gas range, steel chefs table, sinks, ster-
ilizer, range hood. G.I. cans. wall clock
modern lighting fixtures, Venetian blinds
china, glass. plated ware, utensils. requisites,
eighty aluminium trays, Toastmaster
toaster, etc. Prompt removal REQUIRED
Terms: Cash. BY order MRS. E. F. KEN
NEDY. retiring from business. ap27.2S,29