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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-11-01
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vile, 81.
Marie SeitnS ct al to E. M. Wes-
ton, lot in Claibourne, 81.
Dolph w. and Dorothy Potts to
Arthur Potts, small tract in Clai-
bourne, 81.
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FUN NIGHT NOV. 6

Saturday night, Nov. 6, will be
fun night" at the American Le-
gion hall in North Lewisburg.
There will be games, dancing and
refreshments, and the public is in
Vited.
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IsIand Ccurthouses

Only two courthouses In the
United States are built on islands
at Manteo. NJ c., and Key West
Fla.
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Save Zinc

Save Zinc
Thousands Of pounds Of zinc can
be saved for vital purposes by us
ing black-enameled conduit instead
of zinc-coated conduit.
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service discharges
The following Servicemen have
filed their honorable discharge
papers with County Recorder Law
renee Rhodes, here this week.
Ray w. Parish, two discharges
from the U. S. Army; Aaron Nc
Dowell, Kenneth a. Solomon, Eu-
gene P. Erwin, Allen B. Smith,
Delmar c. Dilsaver, Marion H,
Jones, Walter T. Galloway, Harvey
S. Tanner, Delmer C. Cook, James
M. Barnhart, Charles Simpson, all
from the Army;
Donald A. Rausch, Hal Yarring-
ton. Alma L. Ebright, Charles l..
Wolford, Forest Glenn Chappell,
from the Navy; Roger Owen Err
vim from the u. S. Marine Corps;
John E. Baker, Paul w. Coakley,
James H. Davis, John F. Ritchie,
and Richard L. Owen, all from the
US. Army.
Real Estate Transfers
Fred L. and Eva Lamb to Wilt
am Jerew, so acres in Jackson
township, 81.
Delmer Dilsaver, ct al to Gene
va M. Dilsaver, 81 acres in York
$1,000.
Milo and Helen Myers to Drew
and Erlie Adams, 120 acres in
Dover, 81.
Lucia Shearer to Robert and
Virginia MacIvor, lot in Marys-
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FIRST IN NEWS
FIRST IN ADVERTISING
RESPONSE
THE MOST WIDELY AND
THOROUGHLY READ
NEWSPAPER IN JEION
COUNTY
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Mrs. Richard L. Boerger of
Milford Center, has received word
from her husband after three
weeks silence. F 1/c Boerger said
he was in the typhoon at Okinawa
but was safe.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
OES Activities
In Local Chapters
Meetings scheduled are:

meetings. SCQeQutSu are.
Wednesday, 6 to pm, dinner and
bazaar, 5S32 Georgia avenue NV.
Esther Chapter-Thursday, initia-
ton; Friday, II am, Home Board,
with Mrs. Hattie Taylor.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday, honoring star points and
committee chairmen; October %,
Afternoon Bridge Club, with Mrs.
Katherine Kyber.
Chevy Chase Chapter-Tuesday
Evening Club, with May Hull; Oc-
tober 20, Couple Club, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Macdonald.
Martha Chapter-Friday, initia-
ton; Saturday, $50 pm, past ma
irons and patrons banquet, Hotel
24O0; October "a, special chapter
meeting, initiation.
East Gate Chapter-Friday, lnltla-
ton; officers rehearsal, 8 pm. Tues
day.
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes-
day, initiation; october and Novem-
Der birthdays honored.
st. Johns Lodge Chapter-Mon-
day, celebrating birthdays.
Loyalty Chapter - Wednesday,
grand visitation.
Bethany Chapter-Friday, initia-
ton.
Trinity Chapter-WedneSday, 1:3o
pm, entertain members Of the
Campbell-Loff1er Sewing Club, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home;
Thursday, grand visitation.
La Fayette Chapter-Tuesday Card
Club with Arbutus Holt.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Monday.
Areme Chapter er-Wednesday
Evening star., 1945-10-14
HOUSE TRAILERS.

TRAyELO, 26-ft., sleeps A., flush toilet,
9$ks IS PA P4ak ksls sa RR u. ANCIENT
house trailers ivailable on 10, Is and
stake and express models Available e'ft for u
equipment heaters. beds, helper springs
srsers RepaT HMERcXs isIse rRAER E co fNe
4030 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO, 3231
Open until nm.
CARR TRAILER SALES. 40O9 s. Hanover
manent bed, bottle gas. heating and d. COOK Hs
sss sl3ss so1 Ns.sF iaa rms 'a0ssE dfs Snsn
tan Blinds 3 rherm r stove. 95akeS s14oe ys6e
Liberty 20 f., : rms; heated f., $3.50.
Curtis 2069, Baltimore, Md.
LIVESTOCK TRAILER, two wheeled. clean;
Ionsinss r. ons' SIDES ID S'f #. psIi hisR, isin
lsx26 it,, $3.50, .334s-B, South Wake
field, darlington. No phone; home all day
IUGGAeE TRAILER, e.wheel, high sides;
vel, vel built sI25;oo. NO. 1885.
good: rea sonabie Union 21i3
condition, Apply in WASHINGTON TOUR
new % kozY. platt hss snd lG5ns Superior also new
tandem Liberty; many good used trailers
including tandems. Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Route l
Berwyn, Md. Tel Berwyn AS
LUGGAGE TRAILERS, new, stake and ex-
press models, steel construction: immediate
M 'ats AMERiesN Rsss p rRAIER co 9n
INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 1921
Hsss Isfs iHss PfarT 4nfaI House TRAILER 90 feet
like new: 1Sx9-ft. awning and porch. Can
be seen at Cherry Hill Trailer Camp, Ber-
wyn, Nd, between 5 and pm. Ask for
MR.. COPELAND. IA.
1945 SCHULT. rms, Venetian blinds, in
closed porch and fence. complete: bar
gain, 81. 1875. See MIR. WURN. lot %
I945 SCHULT. 26 ft.s 3 rooms. practically
new; water and lights: good tires. Apply
at 6S0l Baltimore blvd. COLLEGE Park. Nd
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FARMS For SALE.

,f seIe farm, 21s miles out; rs acres clear;
posse % sa sew VAN 0ffa IDEN 'ezRi zFi
sF sT6NE " PhGos TomE zoo aae
acres 3 miles from a h WasR1gton no oven 51eP
hard roads; the house is new, has Z nice
rooms rooms steam heat, 3 baths. city elec.,
one ae0sas SsaaF Sth e4sefs Bath also &
room tenant house with bath. modern
stone barns and many, other buildings;
fenced and cross-fenced; streams and
wells; included are 25 COWS, bulls and
htHifers. he ] / horse, tractors combine and
ped; q cash, assume $4,000 trust; bal
ance can be arranged. See MASON HIRST
.ExclusiyeaAgenD, Annandale. Va. at the
1s@ A.. MaNTGoMFRsY COUNTY. ss miles
from from Washington; $4,000 cash, including
approximately 145 acres,
Vile: approximately 2s now under cuIti-
yatlon and the BALANCE nicely wooded with
Which needs mcdernization; % 59o 5oostanchion IIse
ary. Complete farm equipment can be
i've prce This m hrT pTopers pGsf Is IS suceny sieTaf
aear u ar, the District to have definite specu
occupied Immediately and the price per
{. faTm; M. shqya hg by y 3sPp9eintmsnt See Nj
VIRGIsfx III G8Isf Pa FARMS, Sso ranging from acres
IN prce IL size sese aed faFs arc o to
Gated in beautiful Northern virginia from
the Tidewater to the mountains. Many
.ngton Cattle. dairy and general purpose
r. farms Is. are Re specially 81 II yoT want to
MASON HlRsT, Annandale. Va at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
6S12., Address Route 8. Alexandria. Va.
Florida ORANGE GROVES, farms, homes
and hmoneymaking and business opportunities
ohen ssates 0aFfsh GFoa np aRa &c
assed valuation Of $4,000 is tax exempt
Write now; Mailed. free. sTRoUT
Realty; Re ll2 ~ W. North Woodland blvd.
sTRouTs RED FARM CATALoG-A thou
sand BARGAINS. 25 States. from Maine to
Washington; many illustrated with pictures;
gnequipped. stocked and equipped, diversi--
ed general truck D0ultry dairy fruit
nssses' auto courts, tourist eabas s gas Daa sta
hsss Sa sf ssi MsEs Tss your Th is0s S S 1
page book mailed free Tell us US what VIII You you
want-where. when, price, terms. We will
doubt deal with H M Stout. & same AMEN manssement asn at
Land Title Bldg, Phila. 10. Pa. ofices
WATER-FRONT FARM, 365 acres, nearly
the last Of picturesque water fronts in
Charles County now on the market 200
acres very productive soil; good road. Seven
room and basement bungalow, modern i'm
provements. Two large barns, l large
stock barn, other outhouses Beautiful
view of Potomac River; situated on Avon
River: fine hunting, fishing, grabbing, etc.
ing 35 mi Washington, D. C. F. BROOKE
MATTHEWS, La Plata, Md
ELEGANT 350-ACRE FARM, State. road,
overlooking Port Tobacco Valley 6-room
dwelling. 3 large barns, other outbuildings,
fine stock and tobacco farm; a real bar
Fin at $4,000 Terms On Part .et, Of JYs pnr-
G. Plata Nd
EEsT's Ig45 FALL CATALOGUE zoos
4rms and businesses g States; free
VESTS FARM AGcY.. Box 353-xs Star.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
MONEY TO LOAN.

MORTGAGE LOANS, Az interest. Prompt
service; st e. MOORE & HILL CO so4 17th
MONEY on 1st or End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md. Va.
SOY 18th Ma. S032.
MONEY ON skCOND rRUsT--we will
buy second-trust notes D c nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT corr, 1917
y. ave: nv National 1898
LIST AND end TRUST LOANS--Prompt AND
courteous service. Consult Us before por-
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT co s17 9th st. NV DI $3.50
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for 1st and
RE. 1873.
SALARIED LADIES-If you need money
see Mr.. Green tstrictly confidentiaD, 1o14
K ST. NV. NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
INVESTOR WILL BUY End trust notes or
nearby Virginia property. Call CH. 1900
Ext l27
Evening star., 1945-10-14
zED [. WILLIAMS 8 zED L. WILLIAMi

auction house, els New York ave- this
Tuesday; pm. Unusually attractive sale
small collection genuine. Chinese small
cared nsures: Also attention is directed to
and household effects. Chinese carved teak
above; magnificent Chinese s-panel, deco
rated teakwood screen, ornamented with
about So It. high; Chinese 4-panei silk
With gold
blue porcelain vase, se in high. With blanc
around: bronze iardiniere, Chinese metal
Chinese Sronse pasoda, @ 0eleetriiied, SUR sur.
taI; other Chinese decorative articles. in IN
clgding silk wall hanger. about AKA IT,;
ssrsass surss e, e nI Chinese h se2s
nam name. netsukes h Chinese n sronse aess aeor
Hsss sna Sh bird hsurs Bold
foWer vase. cut-glass punch bowl on re-
metal freside bench, upholstered in. cut
snd aes co msa
bronze graduated size Jingle bells mounted
ceva Mirror oor ssss
eral attractive gold frame mantle and
other mirrors; chrome breakfast set. white
porcelain top; 4 red leatherette seat chairs:
walnut-finish, late. model. waterfall style
bedroom, suite. odd beds. springs, mat
tresses and other bedding, dressers and
chests, 3-door oak bookcase, metal 100
pound capacity ice REFRIGERATOR, odd chairs
OF various kinds, coffee and end tables
plain and fancy: pictures, mirrors, etc:
articles Of various kinds. Public inspec-
tion this Monday and Tuesday until sale
hour. Auctioneer's phone MA. 1920.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
FARMS WANTED.

REHABILITATIoN ORGANIZATION seeks
place suitable for clinic and educational
purposes, near D. c. busline. in Maryland.
Write or call Mr.. Henderson with ]. C.
WEEDCN CO.. Realtors, 1877 X st. NV.
ME. BOIL. Est. 1890
NUMEROUS CLIENTS for Md. farms, ! to
100 acres. Honest appraisals with no OBJ
asst ltsEstiop; Quick results 1oo D 81, PgRGIss,
WANTED TO RENT, within 40 mi. of
Washington, so to $50 acre farm with
fully modern or restored home, in good
area and in f1rst-class condition: give
description bldg. location, rental and
term, and when available. Box 441-Z,
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Spanish War Veterans
Calendar for the week.

CdlenQdr 1Or Ille WEEK.
Col John Jacob Astor Camp, 8
pm. Monday, Stanley Hall, United
States Soldiers Home.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp, z
pm. Saturday, 1912 Ninth street
NV.
Department Comdr. William G.
Copley has appointed the De-
partmental Auditing Committee as
follows: Chairman, Thomas ludlow,
John M Farmer and Harvey ].
Zimmerman.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp has
changed the date of its meeting
to 2 pm. third Saturday at l0l2
Ninth street NV.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp will
discuss the Peterson bill to relieve
veterans from being penalized on
their pensions when being hospital
lied.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
Service Officers
To Be Initiated
In Front Line Post
Members of the Service Officers

Members Of the Service Officers
Training Glass at American Univer-
sity will be initiated into Front Line
Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, at
the meeting on october % at the
Gold Chevron Club. The obligation
will be given by Comdr. Clyde W.
KERN. The members of the class
were Joseph Neri, Daniel Schaeffer,
Tauber Thompson, De Witt Humph-
rey, Abraham Cooperman, Sidney
Morley, Grady Royal and Richard
Stilling
Because November 6, the Goth
anniversary of the post, is close to
Armistice Day, it was voted to hold
the observance on the night of No.
vember 26 at place to be selected.
Plans for the event will be made at
Ia committee meeting tomorrow
night.
Al-American Post and it's auxil-
iary will hold a dance on october
20 at the Wardman Park Hotel.
At the last meeting of H. L. Ed
monds Post at the Gold Chevron
Club, Adj w. S. Wilson presided
Announcements were made regard
ing ladies night on November at
| the club.
At meeting at the Gold Chew
ron Club. Equality Walter Reed
Post adopted a resolution protest
ing the unfair treatment given vet
Grams on the sale of surplus equip
ment.
The following were obligated BY
Comdr William B. Hanger: j. F
Baker, E. D. Carr, z. H Cox, J. D
Davis, ir., N. P. Donesa, c. j. Errico
j. Y. Fleetwood, NJ. c. Garner, D
w. Goehel, M. J. Higgins, w. E
Hoover, F. J. Kelley, A. L. Kinsey
w. H. Lyles, R. P. Romer, j. w
Rose, j. w. True, Edward Wathen
j. F. WEIGH, H. c. Wilson, T. J
Wrzosek and r. j. Yanick.
+ William J. j. Huntley, a Wore
War II veteran, was elected ane
installed as junior vice commander
Of the post.
At the national encampment the
following officers were elected
Commander, Joseph M. Stack o.
Pittsburgh, Pa; senior vice com
mander, Louis E. Starr of Portland
Greg; junior vice commander, Ray
H. Brannam of Denver. Colo.
/ Meetings this week are:
/ Today-GPO Post, 713 D stree
NV.
F.. Monday-Federal Post, 1919 K
street NV.
/ Tuesday-MOC, executive meet.
ing, 319 K street NV.
7 Wednesday-Maj. Gen Edwards
United States Treasury Posts, 131!
K street NV; Police-Fire Post, II;
D street NV; United States Nava
Gun Factory Post, 1910 Good Hop'
road Sc.
/ Thursday-Equality-W Walter Reet
Post, 1919 K street NV.
Friday-National Capital and All
American Posts, 1919 K street NV
Auxiliaries.
Mrs. Mildred Carter, department
auxiliary president, announced tn
department meeting will be hell
October 25 at Northeast Masoni
Temple.
The prize-winning essay for tn
District of Columbia won honorabl
; mention in the national contest a
Evening star., 1945-10-14

the national encampment in Chi
cago.
Mrs. M. Francis Anderson of Con-
necticut is the national president
of the Ladies Auxiliary for the
ensuing year.
The Firecrackers Cootiette Club
will hold its stunt initiation october
90 at 713 D street NV. The club
won two first prizes at the supreme
encampment in Chicago for the
scrapbook contest and for gaining
the most new members during the
membership drive Mrs. Eola Wright
was elected supreme lady louise. The
club rated fifth among the clubs
throughout the country in sending
in the most money to the VFW
National Home.
Federal Auxiliary meets tomor-
row at 1919 K street NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

LUGGAGE TRAILER, all-steel body prac-
tically new, only one trip made with trail
er. Call Glebe 4272 between 10 am. and
BODY SECTIONS of Al Dodge sedan, for
sale; wanted, tenders for '3S Terraplane.
TIE. 1904.
MOTORCYCLE. Indian. 1887, Sport Scout
with sidecar within OPA ceiling. Call
DI 1888
RECAPPING in Wash. 1-day service: guar
am. ready at p.m. CONSOLIDATED
SALES CO, 1895 H st ne. Phone LU
TIRES. used and recaps. 9th ST. TIRE
SHOP. 1112 9th st. NV. MA $3.50. 16'
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1888 3-wheel dis
extra fine tires; S240. below OPA ceiling
SHERIDAN GARAGE. 25l6 Que st. NV
Evening star., 1945-10-14

AUSTIN, British, 1910 5-passenger sedan;
excellent; $685.; New 1946 Austin, re-
18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
BUICK 1910 convertible Roadmaster Sc
dp dan RADIO ans Nhsat; sa5g5 $500 Yndsy
sAEEs, tsispMhons aAMhnnsS rockville iilhiif sse MOTOR
BUICK 1941 sedanette, radio and heater.
good mechanical condition. Sl,296 within
HYArTsViIEIE siE Buick Co. WA. fTsid.feo' Tdi'
BUICK ENGINES, new, factory built and
tactory tnao guaranteed; for replacemsnts in
BUICK, INC. 77o1 wis. ave. Bethesda,
Md, WI 1900
BUICK 1910 super 4-door sedan; radio and
clean Interior. 1st-class condition through
out; OPA ceiling. SILICA. KENYON Mo-
TORS. Georgia ave. at Kenyon ST. NV.
Open evenings and Sundays. Telephone
Evening star., 1945-10-14
GARAGES WANTED.

2-CAR LIGHTED GARAGE. vicinity Presi.
dental Gardens Apt. Alexandria. TIE 71sa
GARAGE, suitable for small auto repair
shop will buy or lease; any location will
be considered. Box S-Z, Star.
GARAGE for storage: double or single
Georgetown or, downtown. DU. 345s.
LOOKUP in vicinity OF 10th and r SITS
NV. VIII pay good price. Dupont 1000
Ext 31l.
WANTED-Heated 6-car brick garage with
wash rack and work shop preferred
others would be considered. Box l22-B
Star.
GARAGE, vicinity goo Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1945-10-14
GARAGES FOR SALE.

i00-CAR GARAGE-This will only interest
some one who is in a position to invest
about 100000 in a well-built. profitably
operated modern garage; many possibilities
for an experienced operator; action re-
quired. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN. Bro
ker. RE, 1866.
APPROX. 10000 so. FIT. garage SPACE in
central w. location; possession with title
heaVy down payment required; priced
right for quick sale Box lob. Star
Evening star., 1945-10-14
GARAGES FOR RENT.

e617 18th ST. N.W.-singie cement brick
ssrase, suitable for parking or storage,
New York ave. NV. Ma. 7416. is.
LARGE detached brick garage, stories,
$40 per month: location 21st and N SITS.
10th AND l. SITS, near Doctors Hos
gital. $50 per month. Call DIXIE REAL
REAR OF Ia5 G sT. NE, sx12, excellent
storage. S4 month. DE. 1892
TWO GARAGES. rear 1872 Georgia ave;
of Piney Branch I'd. and Crittenden St ;
SIS each. Ma O5S7
BRICK GARAGES. wide lighted alleys,
$500 block 9th st. NV. S5 month. GE.
COLoRED-woULD LIKE to rent garage
anywhere IN the vicinity of 1st and r sts
Evening star., 1945-10-14

9uS hydSaulie dSmp BODY: eonslderaSI
SsSS ss5ns 9ilis bf 81 ss9 Hasek A. p
long Th TSheelbasss, good tires. 1467 St
tea pickup las truck
4sss ASHo fkRSaffoSAI TAR2 G4 I00 IN st dump
sSkn se1S Apgply dgay g. St NV n,dv. ,.,ou
oRA oRkvRoIEr fstnE ia9l IL f. 1T cargo truck
with Cens wpSh sxseens tires Ire eSssent
HAITIAN " AUTO & RADIO S5io't CO. 1905 ath
CHEv; 49, panel body; excel. eond; must
Flower ave, ,Takoma Park. Md. Apt. l.
spGs s9R Eo9s s.d RfssD ss Hss7 Srspd s
body in poor condition; $3.50 cash. CH.
is4I-1s4a U. S. ARMY 1la-ten cargo
AKA; very low mileage, excellent me-
chanical~ condition. Tarpauline, / truck
oPs 9Th giHSh ssnr and nrcs. one with spare t5s Whn
fnRn l1d4 VeFmsnt idae q ave f,I NV Ma $3.50.
sFRffs WSn oPs sBssa ss Eo RoCcR oC nss fsc
EM. 1900 IA 4soI Conn. .I ave. NV" NV. closed
cHEvRoLET 1899 1h-ton dump; 2.speed
lC6l kOOQ blEGn. UelOW oEh CtiIulk.
BILL DeLONG. DI. 1910.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
=, Motor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer.
cSeVrolet S fs is4s e1qso isaton, 1att stake body
Chevrolet 1912 12-ton stake, power winch
Chevrolet 1912 1Ia-ton dump. power winch
Chevrolet 194l 1N-ton dump.
Chevrolet 1912 h-ton panel.
Dodge 1941 2-ton dump.
REQ 1942 4-ton dump.
Command and reconnaissance cars.
GMG 1940 2h-ton, lO-wheelers, long
wheelbase.
Diamond T 1896 1-ton panel.
Wir ches, power, ton, new, S165.
Trailers, new ammunition carts, $3.50.
Army stake bodies. S25.
Buick i 1939 4-door sedan, series so, ST ,0S5.
These trucks can be purchased on terms
or trades at prices considerably under
ceiling. All are. in excellent condition
CENTRAL MOTOR Co. SI43 Lee hwy.
Arlington. Va. Daily and Sat to 6,
Sunday 10 to 8. OK. O552, CHI. 1000.
Evening star., 1945-10-14
ACREAGE WANTED.

YIRGNIA-20 to 100 acres or more in
vicinity Of Langley, Mclean or Lewinsville
Brokers please notice. FIR. 020S. 15'
partly wooded, Southern Md, within Is
M, of D. c.. Pay cash. H. E. STEVENS,
s04 18th st: Sc. TR. 0147.
/ WANT A SMALL ACREAGE within COM
muting distance of Washington, D. c.;
chicken farm preferred Box CIR Star
Evening star., 1945-10-14
MONEY WANTED.

sALARIED LADIEs-If you need money.
Mr. Gfefh NATosAy fis5sty flNAscn f2lRNAdssccae e
WANTED at once, ST 600; 6W interest;
personal reasons; co-signer ana references.
Box 4S4-Y, Star
Evening star., 1945-10-14


InsSe prices aTe st or 6el9% selling
Takoma Park. 3. G. dE. $500. Open sun
PARKWAY SPECIALS-'41 Lincoln Zephyr
club coupe, r. and h., ST, ,945.
Al Pontiac door, $1,335.
40 Cadillac 7-pasS. limousine, S2,995
'39 Chrysler 4 door. 81, ,05O.
'35 Dodge coupe. S325.
'34 Dodge 4 door, $3.50.
'34 Pontiac door, $3.50.
'34 Ford Tudor, $3.50
All cars within OPA ceiling. PARKWAY,
3051 M st. NV. MI 01S5.
COMPARE THESE CARS. 1ine selection
of late models. win sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
AZ De Soto 4-dr. custom sedan; r.
and h.. simplimatic trans. 81 ,632
Al Buick super 4-dr sedan; heater 1,470
Al Buick sedanette: r. and h.. 1895
Al Chrysler Royal town sedan; vac.
trans, Il. dr., r and b. 1906
heater - - 1.495
Al Studebaker custom Champion
4-dr. sedan: r. and h.---.- 1.O44
sedan heater 1495
"best modsi'' 'A- 1o---.---..@N-l = :. N .2e5
Convertibles-
Al Packard de luxe "6" conv.
coupe: electric clutch; r. and h. 1878
Al Nash cony. coupe, Big g.; r.
,s9 Mercury COW. coupe; : and h. SIS
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
Evening star., 1945-10-14
HOUSE TRAILERS NAMED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

HOUSE TRAILER wanted for month.
vacation by responsible party. Box 60-2
Evening star., 1945-10-14

sCnLEGEL GOLDEN-
Al Chevrolet sp. d. !. sed., r. and h. ST 1S6
40 Olds ''S' 4-dr. touring sed., r.
40 Pontiac conv coupe, r. and h. 1914
40 Hudson super conv. sed, r, h. 1,104
40 Buick 2-dr. sedan. r and h. 1,015
80 Buick 2-dr. sp sedan S34
80 Stud. Pres. sedan, r. and h a61
'3S Studebaker sedan, r. and h 102
'3S Packard "12O" 4-dr. sedan, r.
and h. - 924
80 OldS club coupe - 79S
81 Olds bus. coupe, r. and h. 474
'37 Ford 2-dr. sedan --- 335
80 Olds sport coupe - 460
'36 Buick sp. bus. coupe, h. Il. 499
'35 Pontiac .6" 2-door, heater 395
t2S n0doa 1-dr
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FUTURE.
3. r, NEWELL a CO., M

E. T. NEWELL CO.. INC, auctioneers-
Auction sale of garage and service station
equipment, contractors equipment, etc,
ETC., by order of Silver Spring Garage &
Wrecking Co, S216 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. Md, where the sale will be held, on
Wednesday, October "a, 1915, at 10 am.
A partial list of the items to be sold follows
Brake refining machine, bench grinders,
radiator hose, reconditioned radiators, re-
built starters, truck and auto tubes, used
trucks, heavy duty fiat trailer, valve resur-
facers, 3 wrecking cranes and one on 1941
Chevrolet truck, brake part ignitions, parts
steel cabinets, Quincy 1h-h.p. air COM
preSsor, auto doors and truck lids, 2 school
buses, International winch and pole truck,
fender air hammer, electric drills, lathe,
Black Hawk auto Jacks, motor testing
machine, battery chargers, l fast, l slow,
with capacity for "a batteries; ignition
parts, hydraulic parts, springs, new and
used axles, used tires, wheels including
Chevrolet: grease guns, vises, chain falls
piston rings, brake lining, new auto tenders
carburetors, muff1ers, fan belts, batteries
16 Ain. diaphragm ditch pumps with gaso-
line motors, formerly used in Government
contracts, used steel pipe, concrete post
forms, 2-hp. gas engine, 2-hp. dc. cleo
trio motor Westinghouse electric direct
current generator, 1,000-amp., No. 439S11
westinghouse dc. motor, 4S-h.p., 190-
amp, 220-v., No 646-641, dc motors,
u to "a hip; steel plates, hand water
pumps, lot used chain, battery testing ma
chine. etc. Terms of sale: Cash. Immedi-
ate delivery to purchasers BY order of:
SILVER SPRING GARAGE L. wRECKING
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

WANTED-Stake and dump trucks t
dsliysr cSTdTeSa in csg Up te SAG ds'
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,39 Mercury conv. coupe; : and b.. 81
Many others to choose from. HYATTS'
WILLIE BUICK CO.. WA. ALL.
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AUCTION SALES.

COLORED ONLY have for immed sale
several good, productive farms A. G.
ANDERSON. 1888 Fairfax dr.. Arlington.
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IuTO or other narrow tread
OF body, etc, unimportant;
OK must be cheap for