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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
Treatment Of Boy
Figures In Divorce
Bill Of Complaint

Alleged mistreatment of a boy
who had been a member of the
Swamp Gang figures in the bill
of complaint in a divorce suit that
was filed yesterday in the county
clerks office.
Mrs. Marie RUBY Arias, the
plaintiff, is the mother of Ray
mond Thompson, II, who was, ar
rested on charge of disorderly
proceedings preferred against
him by his step-father, William
J. Arias, who alleged that the
boy had pulled a gun on him.
Mrs. Arias denied that statement,
in testimony in city court, and
said she had put the gun
away" Raymond was fined $25
by City Judge w. p. Archer.
One of the grounds cited in
the bill of complaint is that the
defendant ''hates" the son of the
plaintiff, who alleges further that
the defendant has mistreated
the son.
The Arias were married on
February II, 1910, and Raymond
is Mrs. Arias' son by a former
marriage.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
MANY MORE NAH
PRISONERS TAKEN
in LATE REPORTS
CLAIMED TO BE THIRD MORE
THAN FIGURES GIVEN YES
FERDAY ON TIE WESTERN
FRONT
tBy Associated s.res~n

PARIS, Mar. 8.-At least
one-third more German
prisoners have been captur-
ed in the present offensive
along the western front than
had been announced up to
yesterday, when it was said
that they numbered 100000.
Headquarters revealed to-
day, after compiling figures
that had been received from
the commanders of the first
and third American armies,
that the number of prisoners
is in excess of $4,000, with
the roads in the rear of the
Allied lines crowded with
Continued on Page Three
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HOLD MEETING ON
CANINE SITUATION
COMMITTEE NAMED TO AS
SIST IN OBTAINING
BETTER CONDITIONS

Key West is indebted to the
Humane Society of Greater
Miami for a visit made by its
representative, c. w. Pusey in
the interests of the people of
Key West and aid in solving the
problem presented by neglected
dogs and cats roaming the streets
and detracting considerably from
the reputation where quiet nights
are added to restful days.
AT the request of Mr.. Pusey,
the Chamber of Commerce offer
ed the facilities of it's spacious
reception parlor as a place to
which a number of representa-
tive citizens could be invited and
while the notice was short, there
was a good attendance on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mayor Albury addressed the
meeting and stated that at the
meeting of the City Council on
the previous evening he had APP
pointed Councilman Gerald Saun-
ders as chairman of a "Welfare
Committee" and that there
could be effective cooperation
Between the Council Committee
and an organization of citizens
formed to secure, better condi-
lions fon. our animaI friends.
/, The Mayor named the follow
ing citizens as nucleus Of a Key
West Humane Society.
Mrs. George Mills White, chair
man; Mrs. w. c. Chambers, Mrs.
Robert F. SpottsWood, Mrs. Eric
Huneker, Miss Minnie Porter
Harris, Willis Fowler, and Jeff
D. knight. Those present agreed
to receive literature suitable for
concentrating National BE
Kind to Animals Week" which
will be observed the week of
April Is and to take such further
steps as may be advisable in
securing for Key West the adj
vantages of a Humane Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
EXTEND THANKS TO
J. r. c. MEMBERS

The Junior Red Cross chair
man, Mrs. D. Porter, wishes to
thank all the j. r. c. members
who so generously filled the
twenty educational gift boxes in
the schools, supervised by their
teachers. These gift boxes have
been sent to headquarters and
will soon go overseas to less for
tunate children. = IL
II is further stated that the
fine posters displayed in the
downtown windows with the
regular Red Cross displays are
submitted by J. r. c. members
in High School. Many thanks 10
Elsie Curry, Ling Tee Seribner
, Caroline Morgan and Joan Por-
ter for their support in this Wal
Fund Drive. The posters are
effective and inspiring, anC
were made under supervision Of
Mrs. Undergrad Russell.
One J. r. c. member brought
a wagon load of comic books tt
the Womans Club for the boy:
at the Naval Hospital. She hac
two boys to assist her in pulling
the wagon load of her treasured
books. Many thanks.
A wiener roast was enjoyed
by a group of J. r. c. member!
who are faithful Saturday work
ers at the Woman's Club new
members join the group ever!
Saturday and receive valuable
sewing instructions from Mrs
Bessie Shuck and Mrs. Dori
Thompson. They are now sewing
utility bags and bed jackets
Most of Mrs. Thompson's cir
scout Troop No. 5 are regula
attendants.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
Said That Reds Had IL
Passed kustrin. Direws.
ly East OF Berlin. After
Artillery Fire


LONDON. Mar. s.8ssF.
man Transocean Nswa 49,
ency, in broadcast late 49,
afternoon, declared thai Ra~
sian forces that had been
practically inactive In the
kustrin ares for five weeks
had by-passed that city ard
were now only 6 miles from
Berlin.
Moscow confirmed Fwne@.
ed action on that trent. hai
said nothing about by-pasa-
ing Kustrin. instead. the
Russian eommuniaus stated
that Red Forces. follovsanz
a heavy artillery haFFags.
had preached the feFaswss -
kustrin al two points. aad
that spearheada eg shs Ras-
sian ARMY had ssFusk 60 -
the direction Of the Gss'"~a
capital.
The news agency safst shat
the area between Berlin and
/ Kusrtin il ablaze with 49,.
tillery fire By both tn h1
tackers and the attacked q
added that. before huaifa
was by-passed. ihe kaa an
concentrated artillery s8rt 8
the fortress In that eiis - e
was comparable With
other attack since the hrTsH
ming 90 the war
Immediately after hr
tillery ceased lubhlHp E
INTO the city. the aRen.t .
further, the Russian.
their advance and ht
fall were within 20 Wl#
Berlin.
The Moscow comm
sand that the pulrspHf#. ..
I0o.OUO German, $50 ..
nor. beast lomrraH.aa ....
and Iu DaHziV had s,sH
pieted. and that tSes4 -
NOW were only l3Hg
St,ttiu
From ~tcttIn ga.
north 10 Saxony iw sHtih
trail Germany. thee sssinw.
que stated. Russian ar".
are advancing WItE f'
heaviest fighting ul
in the kustrln AREA la iha
report. which Wa I.Hfd
and one half hour tr
the IraHsoCeau AtrHt
broadcast. the dlstsHs,
the Russians nearest ta iifi.
lin was given as - mile
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
ROME LITTLE
CALMER TODAY
PALACE. HOWEVER. SAID TO
BE STILL. UNDER
HEAVY GUARD
CBy Associated pre.~,

tby NhAOFsHtSh sE~@@f
LONDON, Mar. 6..--Roms
is a little calmer today than
it was yesterday, though the
palace there is still under
heavy guard and troops are
patrolling the streets.
A heavy guard is also
stationed at the courthouse.
where collaborationists are
being tried. Last night a
bomb exploded near a hos
pital, in which several col
laborationiSts were confined.
and there was considerable
shooting in the streets. but
no casualties were reported.
The Belgian senate today re-
fused to give the premier Tho au.
thority to stop black market OPP
erations in that country.
News from Bucharcst sand that
thousands of peasants in Romano
had seized many large estates W
that country and also vast quaint
ties of machinery
Swiss reports said that strict
watch was beng kept along INC
German frontier to prevent tnA
entrance into that country Of SAP.
plies or the shipment Of boots
into Switzerland
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
American First Army
Said TO Have Crossed
Rhine In Cologne Area

PARIS (Flash), March 8. - Infantry of the
American First Army, under command of General
Hodges reported, early tonight to have crossed
the Rhine in the Cologne area.
The report said further that the Americans met
enly light opposition and that the Climatic drive on
Berlin" i under way and is backed by the most
powerful offensive launched against the Germans
since D-Day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
NOTICE

There will be a meeting of
the Convent Alumnae at the
home of the president, Mrs,
Carrie Roberts, 912 Simonton St,
tonight at 8 o'clock for the pur-
pose of making plans for the an
nual banquet.
All members are urged to be
present.
Eva Lee NeWhousc,
mar8-lt Secretary.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08
So Announced German Trans
ocean News Agency Late
This Afternoon
w<wM[[kw%l[%
American Criminal
Executed In London
cry Assacsstea Presml

ivy Assoet8eea FFe@Mb
LONDON. March 8.-Pvt.
Karl Gustav Hutton. United
States q Army paratrooper.
was hanged at 8 o'clock this
morning in the courtyard of
London's Psntonville prison.
He was the first American
criminal executed in Eng
land. With an ls-Year old
girl he killed a taxi driver.
but the girl also sentenced
to be hanged. was given life
sentence by order of the
king.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-08

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For 65 Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1945-11-17
LEGAL NOTICES tcont.).

MIL, 1917 st; NV.
IN THE DISTRICT elfr1 COURT OF THE
Tasea STATS t9f ths Psslct IL RSss & Co
SEbEs SE {aeSIS IS AsIIsa S3
sderatlon Of the psttiqn for the aissolu,
q s6' 4 SEX 8
n SAID Corporation shall appear in this
conEs on before na naw the i2h dy Of
dissolvins the aforesaid CORPORATION. pro.
yided notice of this Order be published
shf Evenas weekly
three t3) consecutive weeks. the first in
sertion to be not less than one month prior
Court e nsth IS, say Of A. Ry
Sf5SSz SfSXAeT sIsrS elsrf BY Emma Simpson
DANffh SEstfh + p6aEkTn. a HAsHktl Attonaey.. ana
s9asss for d0gsF sRs oE THE gsaHE
Holding a Probate Court-Estate OF Alice
Housemsn also knewn as Alice Hsnsmsnn
Docket 139. - Application having been
made herein for probate of the last will
and testament of said deceased, and fol
Wallich Stevens. it Is ordered this 81 st
day of October. AID. 1945. that the un-
known heirs at law and next OF kin OF
Alice Houseman. also known as Alice
Hausmann. deceased, and all others con-
cerned. appear in said Court on Monday.
1000 o'clock AN, to show cause why
such application should not be. granted
Washington Law Reporter" and THE
Evening Star" once in each of three sue
cessiye weeks before the return day herein
mentiond, the first publication to be not
less than thirty days before said return
day. Witness. the Honorable BOLTTHA J
LAWS, Chief Justice OF said Court. this
3lst day OF October, AID. l945. tSeal
Attest: VICTOR s. MERSCH, REGISTER OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
Evening star., 1945-11-17
| is believed that an earthquake did
much to destroy them.

much to destroy them.
! During the past three centuries,
work has been done to clear away
the debris which gathered over the
ruins AS result. people ran "oT
see many of the walls and pillars
which were in Hadrian's Villa.
The glory of the palace. how
ever, is a thing of the past The
best we can get from the ruins is
an idea of what some of the parts
looked like.
/ Scores of statues have been found
amid the ruins, and among them
are several of youth who served
as a page boy" of the Emperor.
Little is known about this youth
except that he died in Egypt while
travelling with Hadrian and his
| party.
| Hadrian's Villa may remind us
of the golden house which was built
for the wicked Emperor Nero. There
was huge statue of Nero in Rome
| and it had height of 80 feet.
Hadrian ordered this statue to be
moved. The head was cut off and
an image of the head of the sun
god was put in its place.
Hadrian died at the age of 81.
He ranks as the greatest builder
in Roman history.
Evening star., 1945-11-17

A ACRES, close to Alexandria. Va
Subdivision completed; sewer runs through
property; ready for immediate building
development. Excellently located. Attrae-
lively priced and financed. HARRINGTON
MANAGEMENT CO., 710 14th st. NV.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY. 1s mi. 3. c..
Travilah I'd 300 acres and bldgs; far
below actual value: will divide: fine in
vestment. WI. 7790.
LOTS of ] acre or more in one Of the
most picturesque settings in the Wash
tngton area, now being developed; rich top
soil, beautiful view, high elevation. open
and wooded sites; on hard road in the
NV. section, only 13ia miles from down
town Washington; $3.50 an acre and up
terms Box 31S-J, Star
HARD TO FIND-A small tract of 3h
acres in the suburbs of Washington, par
TALLY cleared and partially wooded, with
large trees, including dogwood and holly
with q pretty hill for a homesite and a
beautiful little stream running through q
large part of the land; on graveled street
1 block from main Virginia highway in
section of nice homes and estates. Also
other tracts of from l acre to acres.
ACREAGE. suitable for subdividing nearby
Va; some only $500 a.. and on imp. I'd.
Tracts sold as units. AGENT, Falls Ch.
1454-M Closed Sunday
COLORED-8 ACRES of good land. small
house. in nearby Md. near highway: con-
yenient bus service. Phone Hillside l523-M.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
|AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE Cont

PACKARD 1888 100 4-door sedan; heater;
excellent tires: below oPA Ceiling; prics'
flnSSie PIS%oUTa III 1884 a-door sedan; s good
Es 1921 9s 1875 oPH q efss ans I ass asde
aASk5ss afssSs sss sHpLE9 sP's Mofos SALES, LES
PaxMoUTM Fds 1895 1899 4;agsr Ss luxe HsY hsstss sy
MOTOR SALES, Rockville $50.
PoNTIAC-Brand.nes Pontiac engine: ,,., to
Pontiac dealer. 1457 Irsine st. NV
sTu62BxKER III SaBS 1889 Commander 4-door
sIIpLEy MOTOR SALES: Rockville sso.
Sadd ana hsaa efl ona 5aef
SSn, sa s. sts ds o o5Ss w Ws
sssss ok F hS%k1Ss SsSs sss saiPiE9
5 very good tires, body Ike new, mechanl.
callyy, perfect; 81 .15o, below ceiling NE
wIILYs IS Mie4s ds ass g sedan: gss. gss5st. eSna.. 81,
in oPA ceiling. 1900 Wis: ave. to 8.
COMPARE THESE CARS. fine selection
trade oPA ceiling prices and some below.
r. and h, S1.67s
r. and h. - -" 1924
- drive. heater "'l ' 1.4ss
b overdrive 1.7a5
Al Buick Special sedanette. heater 1,225
sedan. Heater 1875
~ heater, heater excellent tires 1920
~ heater te eupei NNNl'--~1N.-~-1 en. N.O w 1.1e4
Convertibles-
- and dn h. ' - ' 49,. = 1895
eoupe: vacuum drive. r. and h. 1875
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VII L L RIIICK co VIA ALL
Evening star., 1945-11-17

NEW KOZY, Platt and SUPERIOR many good
used trailers. insluaing tanaems; nd n ,, Cash f for
LANCE ks AssoRTMEST tR Of new SeI%sn and used ed
house trailers available on II, lS and
"a month finance terms. Luggage trailers,
immediate delivery. All types OF trailer
equipment. heaters. beds. helper springs.
etc. Repair service on all kinds OF
trailers; AMERICAN TRAILER co. INC.
d do3n WIS, Wisconsin = ave. NV" Wo. 325l'
NEW NEW LIB hiBERTS TRAnERs. a7-tt., tan
dem; , rooms exclusiys heated hqers; oEs;
sA1E sssf Route serwyA Md
pfscRaRGsRD DIS hsIHsR SOLDIER must sell at sGa Sac
rifice. 1912 house, trailer, 81 f., COM
REDUCED s11ts; D4 for immediate sale. Alma ~.
%. TT; very clean. excellent tires; In
ISL ssFe csMp ss9in Hams Hams yoas Tn.R
FOR SALE schult house trailer sleeps
four, with screened-in porch, door and
awning; located in heart of Bethesda;
s9zy CO. and o Tsrm Immedtste INN, t te possession
HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps four: "a IT. long,
4 good tires. Cash, 500. Call 2sOs
North Lexington st. Arlington. Va.
yum In,s break Suitable for sgaa merchans sn
18th st. NV, DI. 1913.
SCHULT 1942., p it.. prewar construction,
permanent bed. inner-sprin mattress.
5000. 9010 Fairvie* rd, Silver Spring.
TRAILER WANTED, prewar built. medium
shower and toilet facilities All cash. If
reasonably priced. CHI. 9442.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
FARMS FOR SALE.

10 ACRES and modern home, 20 miles
D. c.. $1,000 down, S75 mo-; excellent T.
room house with bedrooms, central heat.
Ing town water, nice bath, hardwood
noors; large poultry house. small barn
garage, etc; highly productive land: high
elevation; beautiful lawn; excellent neigh
borhood: conveniently located to fine high
and grade schools and shopping center
This is . nice, clean property See IL
and buy it today. Price. SO. 500. Many
Stner ya pSnps Ssgssias; AZ R. c. PRINCE Herndon
s27 ACREs-old 7-room log house which
could be fixed up and lived in; large
streams, 2I5 acres open. 5I2 woods on
excellent road which is being hard sur.
faced; electric. and telephone now avail
able; price. $4,000 on reasonable terms
price includes complete saw mill, tractor
ETC.; will accept a good house trailer Of
car as part payment, balance monthly
this Is = Renuine opportunity since tn.
eordxood ld you'd pay for it 1o-foId. Cal
Farm m vA:--By owner: $4,000; lot
fQad; 4S miles b. O. WI Ii43. -
WARRENTON, va, FARM-Owner retir
ing and will sell this 1Ib-acre, fully equip
ped farm For full information call HARRY
]. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1I66.
2l2 ACRES. bordering h mile sand ant
clay road, AZ mile from town; Ib0 acre
cleared. balance In timber. Groom house
COW barn. large horse barn, machiner,
shed. corn crib and granery, many build
tnEk; this Is . dandy; price. $500. nj
less. I. r. BOWEN, Chestnut 1924, 6l3I
Sol. pike, Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Want to Know.

Boston: In my high school days
teacher insisted that the pronun-
citation of Boise, Idaho is bwa-ZAY.
Was she right?-O. D.
Answer: The name is from the
French adjective boise, meaning
wooded, covered with trees" The
French pronunciation is; bwa-ZAY.
But in Idaho the name Boise
rhymes with noisy" thus: Boy
zee.
Clermont: How did the word We
call 'shoor" come to be spelled
"sure"?-C. w. B.
Answer: The word entered middle
English as sur" an old French
word. 1t may be that the peculiar
pronunciation We give to sure has
come down to us from an imperfect
attempt, in the Middle Ages, to re-
produce the sound of the new
French word "sur," the vowel sound
of which does not occur in English.
tThe III" is blending of 100" and
'ee,' exactly like the German UNI
laut ''u.') This may also account
for the Ssh" sound in the word
sugar" which originally had the
French spelling of "sucre"
Fort Bragg: Please settle an argu-
ment. I say that the word .equi-
page is pronounced "ee-KWIP-
age" Right?-Pfc. S.
Answer: Sorry The accent falls
on the first syllable. and the third
syllable rhymes with ridge" thus:
-pidge.
Youngstown: Where did we get
the queer but expressive word
"shamefaced" PA. H.
Answer: 1t is a corruption Of
"shamefast," an obsolete word
meaning modest. bashful'
Louisville: What is meant by The
die is cas-" Mrs. r. D.
Answer: A die is one of pair Of
dice. The die is cast means that
a decision has been made which
cannot be recalled. as a throw of
the dice. The expression is of a
great antiquity.
Writers and English students send at
once for my pamphlet on CLICHES, the
hackneyed words and phrases that spoil
otherwise good writing. Learn how to
dressed envelope to Frank Colby, in care
OF The Evening Star. Ask for cLIcHES
1copyrisht. 1s45. the Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-11-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

CONVENIENT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA, November 13, l945.-A pub
missioners of the District of Columbia in
the matter OF closing certain street area
and public alleys in the District Of Column
sale Commissioners are now of the opinion
that the street area and alleys referred to
Snosld be closed noties is hereby aGs siEsn 1Es
have prepared the following order Or
dered: That pursuant to the provisions OF
PUBLIC "a Act No. 3o7, approved December
shown in green on rlats fiied in the office
Of the Surveyor Of the District Of colum-
sia s1as and slas 3 aTs
closed. same to take effect on and alter
December 10, 1915: the title to the land
to the abuttins property owEers. as shown
on said maps: the .closings to take effect
jointly. or separately by subsequent order
serlbed as follows: i. Closing 18th Street,
sstennf n tqm ss.t Street sna t. The
Avenue. and sbutting SQUARES 1924 and
l04s. 2. Closing part Of public alley
IN s L9ai atb Street
nrslie sIey IN sausre sss1 extending from aa
pa s'ss' of psSe Se sss located in c6s te
Section, running from 2nd Street to the
nS1 npd ns n 81 ae kS aas auins n s on n
g. Closing part of the alley for width
Of 10 feet, in SQUARE 1929. Northwest
Section, extending from 34th Street east
ting on the south lines of Lots s12, s13
and Si4 in said square" Any and all
the Commissioners. b. c.. objections. if
any, to these closings. or as to any item
providing for the closings listed above, be-
fore December 10, 1915; otherwise said
closings shall become effective on and
after that date. in accordance with the
provisions of Public Act No. 307, ap-
SELL YOUNG, GUY MASON. GORDON R.
YOUNG. Commissioners of the District of
Columbia.
noI3, noI3,14:15,1e,17.1s.ao,a1,e3,e4,26.27.
Evening star., 1945-11-17
IJToMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS

USED TIREs-Good used tires with man!
and % up. THE souTHwEsr TIRE i
SERVICE CENTER. Maine ave. and
RECAPPING in Wash, 1-day service; guar.
antee workmanship; leave the car before
an. ready at 8 pm. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO. 1926 H st. ne. Phone Lu
os34 and LU. 1917
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER-the neatest
one you have ever seen; suitable for mer-
chants. farmers, fishermen and touring
Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.
1897 Irving St NV. AID. $500. Washing.
toms largest Pontiac dealer
NEW TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process beautiful tread; ..
hour service; electric-treated sections il
your tire is cut See your tires beinG
recapped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer. 143i
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. ef'
ficient service
SMALL TRAILER for sale. capable OF haul
ing between q and z tons. JAMES PAR
RECO a. SON. HO 5g20
1870 "81" overhead
saddlebags, spotlishts, extras. JACKSON
5OS-W
Evening star., 1945-11-17
Uncle Rays Corner

The Emperor Hadrian was one
of the great travellers of ancient
times. During his life he went to
almost every part of the far flung
Roman Empire. Greece, Egypt, Gaul
and Britain are among the coun-
tries he visited.
Returning to Rome from trip
to the eastern end of the Mediter-
ranean, Hadrian gave orders for a
new palace to be erected. This was
placed on a stretch of land Is miles
east of Rome.
The Palace Of aadrian-also
known as Hadrians Villa-was
built in the years from 125 to 1875
1t was made up of several large
buildings. The Emperor moved In
only three years before his death.
1t is hard to say just how much
space the buildings covered. but
remains of them have been found
in an area about 900 feet wide and
800 feet long. -.-
Several other Emperors lived in
Hadrian's Villa during later years.
There are proofs that it was used
as a royal palace for at least a
century.
Records fail to show when the
buildings started tumbling down. 1t
Evening star., 1945-11-17
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRACTORS AND TRAILERS for hire BY
day, week or month or for sale. Phone
TR. 1910.
FORD I941 hydraulic dump truck. 2-yard
body, 2-speed rear end, good motor; needs
some metal work. Price. $3.50. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO., 1928 Wis. ave. WI,
1885
STORAGE TANKS. five. ! 900 gal. heavy.
gslv.: $50 each At BANNER FUEL. 62s
18th st. ne, Ii. $500
FORD 1894 sedan delivery truck: low cell
ing price; private party. UN. 0i33. 49,
ARMY SURPLUS TRICKS bv Central
Motor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
no prioritieS needed.
trucks some new new. ali al in EXCELLENT ts condition
Cheyrolets. .ail J i2-ton stake. pow. winch
Chevrolets. lg4l, l2-ton stake, pow. winch
Chevrolets. 1871. ! u ton stake
Chevrolets. 1912. / y 2-ton dumps.
Chevrolets. 1871, l7-to0 dumps
REQ 1912 4-ton dump.
Dodge la4I command and rec. cars.
Jeep. Wlllys, l943. airborne.
Ford, 1871, 1-ton crane truck.
TTailers. new ammunition carts S37 so.
Winches. power. 5-ton. new, complete. 81 IS
Truck stake bodies. S:s5.
These trucks can be purchased on term.
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling: Al have hesyy-duty Army tires
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3i4a Lee high.
way, Arlington, Va. daily and Sat. 10 9
Sunday 10 to 3. CH. 1000. OK 0552