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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
US0 Dance Tomorrow Night to Honor Sgt. Blackwell and Sister

Tomorrow evening Sergeant Fran cis Blackwell of the local Sub-Port, will be complimented at a square dance in the USO. Blackwell is a consistent and congenial participant in the USO dances, and has won many friends there and among Ju- neau residents in general
 In the event of an audience be- yond the capacity of the USO, the dancers and spectators will go to the CIO Hall to continue dancing.
 Sharing with Francis in the hon. ors of the occasion will be his equal ly popular sister, Eileen, who are leaving soon to visit their parents in Kimball, South Dakota. Best wishes of numerous Juneau and Douglas friends accompany them.
 Henry Goddard, chairman, Lester Linehan and John Oberg, the same civilian committee which made such an outstanding success of the fare well party rendered Sergeant Buddy Rlce, VIII be Tn charge. Enlisted men delegated to secure good attendance of the square dancing fraternity are T-5 Bob Phillips, Corporal Jim Wheeler and Pfc. Homer Schwingle, assisted by local young ladies Pat Murphy, Joy Roberts and Evelyn Bladholm. Lead couples will be Private Tom Kent and Miss Marian Kniffen and MT. and Mrs. A. E. Glover.
 An invitation is extended the pub lie to join in the dancing and say goodbye to Francis and Eileen, who return to the States boosters for Alaska. The same lively music that gives gJuneau's USO square dances zest and distinction will be furnish ed by E. M. Mcintyre. violinist and Mrs. Carl c. Collen, pianist.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Division Mum Der One. Before FELIX GRAY, Commissioner and Ex-officio Pro- bate Judge, Juneau Precinct. In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES E. NAGHEL, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, the undersigned, was duly appointed Administratrix with Will Annexed of the estate of Charles E. Naghel, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate are required to present them to the undersigned, with proper vouchers attached, within six months from the date of this notice.
 Dated at Juneau, Alaska, October Bth, 1945
 GRACE E. KNUDSON,
 Administratrix with Will Annexed of the estate of Charles E. Naghel, deceased.
 First publication, Oct. g, 1945. Last publication, Oct. 30, 1945.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
"CANDLELIGHT OF ALGIERS" COMES
 TO 10TH CENTURY

The Casbah refuge of thieves and spies, rendezvous of adventurers and lovers, serves as the setting for "Candlelight in Algeria" one of the most amazing stories of adventure to come out of this war.
 A 20th Century-FoX release, the action-packed hit which opens to- night at the goth Century Theatre, is based on one of the wars most dramatic exploits-the secret sub marine landing of a group of Allied officers on the coast of Algeria that paved the way for the North Afri- can invasion. Carla Lehman and James Mason are starred in the George King production.
 There is also an added feature, a technicolor short, ITO The Shores of Two Jima."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
NAVY DISCHARGE
 SCORES ARE CUT

WASHINGTON, Oct. g. = The Navy announced today a further cut in discharge scores for Naval Reserve aviators on flying duty. The change is effective November 1.
 For fliers above the rank of en- sign the discharge score will be cut from A to 39. For ensigns, tne cut will be from 36 to 20.
 The cut was made possible by surplus of that class of personnel, the Navy said.
 The score will be again cut for officers above the rank of ensign, to 34 on December l and to 30 on January l.
 Also effective November l, the critical score required for release of members of the Navy Nurse Corps will be cut from 35 to 32.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
FEATURE MEET ME AT ST. LOUIS"
 BILL AT CAPITOL

Owing to demands, the manage ment of the Capitol Theatre is hold ing over for showing tonight Meet Me In St. Louis,' which has made a big hit among movie patrons.
 There is a good cast, headed by Judy Garland, the plot is excellent, and all characters are splendidly portrayed.
 There is also an assortment of shorts that will please both young and old.
 Tomorrow night "The Suspect will be the feature starring Charles Leighton, supported by Ella Raines and a good cast.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
GREYHOUND BUSSES ARE ROLLING AGAIN

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23. = Thousands of Pacific Greyhound busses, strike-bound for IS days, be- gan rolling throughout seven vest ern states today.
 Agreement on wage terms was reached last night between company officials and representatives of the AFL Amalgamated Street Railway and Motor Coach Employees of Am erica Union, whose 2,700 bus drivers and station employee members in the Pacific Greyhound systems have been on strike since midnight Oct. 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
ElkS 10 BE
 VISITED BY
 FRED WEST

Tomorrow night, the local lodge of Elks will receive an official visit from District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler Fred West of Ketchikan and big turnout of Elkdom is expected at this important event.
 There will be an initiation by the lodge officers following which there will be an extra assortment of Dutch lunch.
 The affair is in the hands of the Past Exalted Rulers including Ar thur Adams, Henry Messerschmidt and Earle Hunter which is sufficient to justify big evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
Burned Alive; Another Jap
 TorfureTaIe

HANKOW, China, Oct. 23.-Amer- ican intelligence officers today re- lated a story of Japanese torture of three B-29 crewrnen who were sub mitted to such humilities that their names never may be revealed-for the sake of their relatives.
 One of the flierS, almost naked, was forced to- walk through Han kow's wintry streets. One eye was virtually gouged out and he was showered with icy water. At the end of his miles long ordeal, he was shoWered with gasoline and burned alive, on orders of Japanese mil itary schoolmaster.
 Two fellow B-29 crewmen also were cremated, but whether they were alive when the fires were light ed has not been determined. They, too were forced to make the same tortuous walk through Hankow. The fire blackened bodies of all three have been recovered.
 A fourth flier, who survived the crash of the Chengtu-based B-29 50 miles north of Hankow, was in- jured so seriously he was taken to a hospital and thus escaped the fate of his buddies. He was transferred to Shanghai and is believed to have been liberated.
 The incident was well remembered by scores of Chinese in Hankow be- cause the city received it's worst raid of the war only two. days after the public torture of the Americans Many believed the heavy bombing was a reprisal
 Those who saw the death march said the superintendent of Japan se-sponsored model youth corps ordered the hideous tortures because he wanted to make an impression op his charges as a strong taskmaster DRINK KING BLACK LAREI '
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
LARGE PART OF
 NAvY'5 RESERVE
 FLEET FOR COAST

WASHINGTON, Oct. B The largest part of the Navy's reserve fleet on the Pacific Coast is to be berthed in Puget Sound, Rep. De Lacy D.-Wash) announced today.
 The biggest battleships, he said, will be berthed at Sinclair Inlet, just beyond Bremerton. Tacoma will get a share of the airplane carriers.
 The real meaning of this decision, he said, is in the amount of repair and maintenance work that will be necessary on these big ships.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
SPECIAL MEETING OF
 GS0 TO BE TONIGHT

The Girls Service Organization of the USO is to meet tonight at 8:l5 o'clock at the USO Club Rooms, to make plans for their part in the Navy Week celebration, according to an announcement by Zack Cor don, USO Director. A complete at tendance of all girls belonging to the GSO is hoped for at tonight's meet ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

Steamer Columbia, from the south, scheduled to arrive at 11:30 o'clock tonight.
 Steamer Aleutian, from the west, southbound to Seattle, scheduled to arrive at l o'clock tomorrow morn ing.
 Steamer Princess Louise sched- uled to arrive Thursday afternoon or evening from the south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
AGA FLIES FIVE ON
 FLIGHT THIS MORNING

On it's outgoing flight to Hoonah and Tenakee this morning, Alaska Coastal Airlines flew the following five passengers: To Hoonah, Charlie Sundum, Frank Wright Lila Dalton, and Mrs George Dalton; to Tenakee, Sam Asp.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
IN POLICE COURT

Lima Brown and Jacob Nolan. both charged with being drunk and disorderly, have each been fined $50 by City Magistrate William A. Holzheimer in Police Court here. Frank Mcintosh, drunk, was fined $25, and Bobby Sipin, $15, on a disorderly conduct count.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
.-o-e--e

Have YOU tried that alluring "N-A-T-O-C-H-K-A" exclusively at YVONNE'S, the incest store in town? (l0,095- -t6)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-10-23
KETCHIKAN VISITOR

R. N. Haster of Ketchikan i registered at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1945-03-04
Vonto Nurse
KERRIGAN
Is Here

Visit with her in the
Children's Shop, Fourth
Floor! Both mothers and
mothers-to-be will find her
advice helpful in choosing
and caring for their ba-
bieS' needs.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

sBENERLY BEACH. on Chesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites Write
ior catalogue Box II, Mayo, A. A. Co, Nd
North BEACH water front bung low for
S Ese waSfRRbfaGmy K SSffRR r Ga MI II sss
to rent furnished place near water from
july to July H. SH. 2O43. Mr. Fry,
S2ii Gienville rd..- Silver Spring Md
SoMfoRIABLE 3-bedroom cottage on
ocean, Bethany Beach: Delaware; ami;
NORTH BEACH. 3rd and Dayton sts.-Ho-
tel, is rms. baths small cottage in
rear included, for sale See MRS. WAN
INTERESTED in buying (or renting for
summer medlum-size cottage on bay
well eauipped, about 30 miles from D. C.:
would prefer anchorage for boat Call
Ma. S136, a:30 TO e.
BROAD CREEK-1n acres. close in to
Washington, easy committing distance; OPP
portunity, has .3OO-ft wooded shore line,
above tidewater. dredsed channel in from
the Potomac This is restricted property.
reached by dual highway under construc-
ton TO 1ndianhead and in line with the
SOUTH Capitol st. Bridge and the Georee
washington Memorial blvd, to Fort Wash
18th st. NV. ER ShHh 2246a sole saent Menh %
POTOMAC RIvER-17 acres a part of
Glymont. near Indianhead, Md; improved
by an excellent condition Groom bunea-
low; has a bath AND electrieity; Gear
we'll known for its elevations above the
river, large old forest trees. springs and
individual building sites: near bus service
and Federal highway under construction to
F, MENK, 9e7 18th st. NV, Ex. 2740,
Evening star., 1945-06-01
Natures Children
JUNE'S CALENDAR.
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

June is the month of bird babies
Nests so carefully built in May are
now filled with hungry nestlings
The parents must travel many miles
each day to appease their babies
This is the time when insects are
abundant. Our faithful allies. the
birds. keep them within bounds.
Swapping turtles make their over.
land journeys, seeking sandy tracts
in which to bury their roundisk
eggs. The sun will incubate the
eggs, and small turtles will find theil
way to the water
The garden spider, Epeira. has hel
web across paths and in spots where
insects fly. Dew sometimes breaks
down her silken cables, but she re-
pairs the damage quickly.
Clovers are in bloom. Bumblebees
race from one blossom to another
They are vital partners. Seed woulc
not be set unless the bumblebee
made her visit.
Wild Strawberries grow ripe and
sweet in the sun. Corn is ready
for cultivation, and Victory gardens
show the labor expended upon them
On some of the stagnant pools
RATS Of mosquito larvae are easily
seen. Clear these spots ND by re-
Evening star., 1945-06-01
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Just for the Record.

Q. AS a German-born NOV natu-
rallzedD American, I am constantly
puzzled by very erroneous pronun-
citation which occurs on the net
works: German names spelled with
"oe." which represents the "o-um-
laut' CO. with two dots over it,
are given an "er" sound as in her,
per" The name Goethe. for in
stance, is heard as "GER-tuh.
Where such sound comes from, I
cannot imagine, can you?-J. S.
Answer. I think we may hold a
network speech consultant" respon-
slble, for in his pronunciation hand
book he instructs broadcasters to
pronounce the zoe" to-umlaut) as
"er.' Goethe is listed as GER
tuh,' Koenigsberg is pronounced
"KER- R-niks-berk," Goebbels is listed
as "GERB-elz," GoettinSen is rec
commended as "GER-tin-g'n." etc.
OF course. no one with even a
nodding acquaintance with German
would support such absurdities, nor
does any reputable authority place
an "er' sound in such names.
To pronounce the zoe" (o-umlaut)
sound, the lips are tightly pursed as
If to say oh" and, without chang
ing the lips, saying lay" to rhyme
with day" The resulting vowel
sound contains not the slightest
sound of "r."
In my system of phonetic spelling,
the zoe (o-umlaub sound is repre-
sented by the symboE (A)-the q
representing the pursed lips, and
the A representing the "ay" sound.
Goethe is: G(A>-tuh; Koenigs-
berg has two fricative sounds:
K K(A) mi tch ss-bair (chl: the as" of
Goebbels is not pronounced -" It
has the IS sound, as in else" thus:
G(A) bliss.
(Relessed by the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1945-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
DOUGLAS. OBEAR CAMPBELL.
AttnrneYS.

,,s--S22 S22 Southern Building.
states for cogRT }ge ns}Tct OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.NNo. "a aua.s 'aoi. Ad.
mTblnistTation Tbat tba This to Give Notice:
of the District of Columbia. Letters Testa
mtntary on the estate of Morgan Brining,
All persons having claims against the de-
same same, With the vouchers thereof, legally
before the 2ist day of May. al A.D. II Ia4S: g
ehan, otherwise v I, they may by law be excluded
Ip0m m2 ban6 all 6enet thi OF said estate Given under
ALICE META N4ARsHATi g wetherill Mis' ira I'd
Tsdraos MssstmoFeland q j. Hills, Nd lseall Attest:
TSAFEEe of 1eepnS eeSmes ResssE cissE
the Probate Court mys5. .jeI.S oi
IN 1.-THE THE s[asy sDIsIRICT COURT OF THE
mbia nsed Bsdins sts5es fST the District Of
,, PistTifs ,ipiis Bullying ding WASHINGTON, D G.
Fithian, lnthda 3s13 Warren Street NV, WASH.
inston; ms n, J2s p c., Betsndant.-Administrat tion
bee Been msds hepei6 r. ths h havns
B. 0rPSssl1on Reeeh copgora Gg it.
S e onn I0h B oDss a,
a, finding that Clarence c. Fithian. the
above-named ,decedent died intestate with.
ia,i,nshi nehi or KIN Watnln the degree OF re-
tribution and for a decree that said
decedent's, property escheat to the District
Of Of Columbia under D; c. Code G940l,
Title Is. Sec. III t3l Stat. l25D as
amended by, the act of June 20, 1884
as Stat. 1230l. 1t is ordered this 18th
day of May, 1945, that the unknown next
Of kin, if any, of Clarence C. Fithian,
deceased. and all others concerned appear
in said Court on Monday, the 25th day
OF June, 1945,, at 1000 AM. to show
cause why such aDOlicatiOn Should not
be, granted. Let notice hereof be pub.
lished in the Washington Law Reporter
and a newspaper of general circulation in
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned, the first publication
to- be not less than thirty days before said
tice: (Sesl.) Attest: THOMAS c. seal
LEY. Deputy Register of Wills for the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. my1S.261e1.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES located

APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES located in ar
exclusive residential district in Chev,
Chase, Md, ideal for building site Fol
information phone Bill Wicker, OIL, o213
WITH g. B ZANTZINGER, Real Estate
AhLINGIoN. VA, near Columbia pike &c
acres OF high and bottom land on good
stream and proposed parkway All utilities
ssTyalianle; Price. 5000 per acre. LOUIS p
SsHHoEMAkdER; 1913 K st, NV. Ma. 1866
to 30, within 20 miles of Washing ton
Most of them on hard-surfaced roads. with
bus service and near stores schools etc.
some are ready to subdivide for invest
ment. Others will make beautiful country
estates. Phone GE. 7037
TWO WOODED ACRES on newly surfaced
hard road; electricity and telephone avail
able; for 81, ,375; as little as 500 cash,
balance $50 monthly including interest. Go
AAnnandale rd. to Route No. 700 (at the
Grange Hall turn right to my sign on
right side Of road. HERMAN SCHMIDT.
Woodward Bldg. MA 9o57 2.
no ACRES facing VierS Mill I'd Wheaton
olstrlct: 800. 900 #. saw timber toak and
poplar: land suitable for subdivision O.
L MURDOCK. SH. s794
BEAUTIFUL TRACTS of land adjoining
kenSlngton town line; all utilities available,
Conn, ave. bus. ! square to excellent public
SCHOOL. An ideal piece of land. now ready
Tor subdivision. and can offer excellent
proposition to person of moderate means.
Price Is reasonable. terms are unusually
liberal o. l.. MURDOCH, sH s1a4.
! ACRES, s miles D. c. line. out Ga ave :
10000 #. saw timber; one-haf high
GROUND balance along Patuxent River for
900 t. $1,000, terms. o. L. MURDOCH,
Evening star., 1945-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
. NE,
ADAM A. WESCHTFR q SON
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers
Ladies and mems clothing. coats, etc
charges. Notice is hereby given that or
Tuesday, June 10Th, 1945, commencing al
Two thirty O'CLOCK D. M. we will sell at pub
TO enforce our liens for cleaning. repair
storage and other charges, items left with
US IN the following names. to-wit: Mrs w
i9T. H}y. Ms MIS- VI u, Bennett Mrs. T, D Bonne
Mrs. R. Q. Burdette: Mrs. F. C Burgan
NJ Ms n NJ knAors A Butler Mrs; G $. caIlender
Collifiower, Mrs, E. r Cosby. Miss Crisler
Mrs, c. I, Davis. Mrs H Davis. Mrs. g
PPoWlng; Mrs N. W. Dunlap, Mr.. R.
bert. Mrs Daisy Gillian, Mrs A M M
GTamm' @ Mrs L. B. Green. Mr.. W, H Helm
Holmes; Mrs, F. B. Hoor, Mrs. Houser. MT
J; G. Houser Mr.. E. Hoying, Mr. Byron s
HUE, lr;; Mrs. Drusilla James. Mrs Jac-
auellne Johns, Mr.. A. Jones, Mrs, H King
J. Long Mrs F NJ Masino 70 MRS. Henisef, a. Mason M5s
Mrs. H. L. Morris. Mrs l. N. Miller, Mrs
+ Ner "; Mssknf; M,St 5, Mrs NJ " McEwin, Mrs A
J j oDonneIl. Miss B. is Paetan' DDefl; Mrs NE +
PheDs, MI Yrs W RRenfa r Pheps psrksE Mrs MTs Fra
p9rfRF Raesn Mr. Prg psgl Posey Mrs Powell Mrs
Morley B. Rice, Mrs H Richards Mrs
RoSsn + sdarbRr6M.b Ro6uG5' L Mrs G saccone, MI
Sparshott. Mr. W Stewart Mrs. Charles
Stamnaugh, Mrs. M. Taylor, Mrs. Tripp
Ms Mss !, Marion J l,,, Watson; Mrs. g, F Wells
Barbara Wood, Mr.. Cecil Yates Parties
HOME LAUNDRY co, INC, by Joseph E
Coe, Ra,nasef' 1lOl Raum st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

t31 ACRES, near Shiloh, Va. most OF it
= s ownpp per aGFe GaARLE Rdne rs
fsf GxcEPTIoNAL HON, H'G BARGA1N-Excellent to-
Posd o arm Mile 20 from S PORT Tobacco on River
over good road: 1O1 acres, 65 arabic; g.
room bungalow, bath. electricity, tele-
ssoRs oo eSSsfS faTm La paa Ma
115'a- ACRE fully. equipped dairy farm
about ] 800 4. on hard-surfaced road, neal
Warrenton: 100 acres clear, crops in; 20
cows. . heifers. l bull, 3 horses, new milk
ing machine, 60-sal. Frigidaire excellent
9ary 9sncss barn snnd ob Ii
NJ Eames, Ho SAT-. JAMES E. MA,
10 E0NEX nNf.I WGosTs1f Bgg RE . AL
stout old plantation house. built by a
rened and Prosperous gG,e Virglna gentle
e al ehe nd S 9 be
residence on this estate. II you will visual
ize such a house restored by lovins hands
modern plGmbing while p preserving the
melloWness and beauty of the Colonial
you will see this house as it is TODAY
Of which are massive doors with the
original brass locks. Drawing room about
c5x3?, library, dining room and kitchen
3 master bedrooms and =" baths. On the
,5rd floor, are | large and l small room:
woodwork and mantels are original and
are unsurpassed in beauty in Northern
virginia. There are : flreplaces. The out
buildings consist Of stone, servants
ousde tehen fdsr RaR n the
20 acres; .5 miles from WASHINGTON
ment only See See Mason H1RsT asnTn' Rnnsn
e56ns sss vs the sSd of GClumba PIKE
500 cash Also nA1" acre e0cne nertly Sf'Ss Wooded
sash sieee5i' AHoERsoN Sf r. SSoDe5y ox $40
425$ I2ESnPH,l Pairfax < drive Arlington. Va: T.,
Montsomery. County. Nd. about ; miles
from Washington;. 125 acres. about 40
fm5sr 'fssd nev 4a'ses 9o room in
chicken houses, large stream Of water
several springs: Price; $4,000 Fruit
ksssSafsis ksekSIs s5s% 5ss+m% Can atser Ps:as
LoupoUN COUNTY improved stock farm
] hour of washington. in Virginia. close
to hishway, on hard road; stream through
property: 300 acres under cultivation and
cattle shed price, SIS 900; terms, nal sio'. nc
ooo cash balance to be arraneed; one
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fair
of Leesbure,, Va, on busline: good down
payment: rest terms: leased: AT. 0s4l.
farms, that must be sold by June 8, in
Loudoun County. > miles north of Route
Valley. Farm No. /: 100 acres. so acres in
grass; 90 acres. In pine and oak timber;
old house and barn, wants repairing
Price, $4,000; terms easy Farm No Q:
1874 acres house burned some time ago;
small barn, good building, site, about 100
acres. acres clear rest in timber watered by
can be arranged. For inspection call
Benton. sH.. 7070. farm specialist, LYON.
INC. 3nn4 Lee highway, Arlington
ACREs-5-room house, basement. ga
rase. chicken house, good well. nice trees;
electric. available | 8 miles to D. c.: $500
cash A. G. ANDERSON, OK. 324O, 4253
Fairfax drive. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1945-06-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BANTAM 1910 panel delivery. 1854, with
IN oPA ceiling price: sell or trade. 4al
Monr9s Mon eoo st. o Newton Village Nd, q mi
BUICK 1899 convertible: r. and h: auto
matte top; model el must have trade;
within oPA A ceiling: ,cd 81 200. 5o25 Branch
CADILLAC 1888 tour-door 80" special
looking: clean car reconditioned and
sale price. si.a65. cAP1ToLS cAD1LLAc
CO. %. c2nd st. MA. 1900
CHEVROLET 1895 coupe; RADIO and heater
Man SERVICE. 1880 Gas Ga. ave. s"VS GE S a5ss
CHEVROLET taxicab. 1871, 4-door sedan
$3.50, within oPA ceiling. 1901 2lst st
cHEvRoLET 1a41 four-door sedan. Fleet
line; radio, heater, motor good condition
trade ira &C or s terms; s. 2l2; within oPA ceiling
CHEVROLET 1870 sport sedan. radio.
eeaer eea mi6i anq sea- op toVeef very nSs cs
DE SOTO 1885 convertible sedan; new
paint and top. good heater and tires. a
$50, will Sell this week for s5a5 which
MOTORS, INC, Rockville 522
DODGE 1871 custom sedan; radio heater
ing MARYLAND MOTORS, INC, Rock
EORD 1890 model A coupe, sc55, within
oPA ceiling; 5so6 Georgia ave. NV,
FORD 1898 Tudor sedan; OPA ceiling,
will SSH within low OPA ceiling, $500;
private. FIR. 1920.
FokP 1s3S ssor 6S a.ea sesan gsd0 Sad
MAN SERVICE. 1880 Ga. ave. GE. 1855,
GRAHAM sedan. 1897; s455. within oPA
HUDSON, 1910 taxicab, s645; opA ceiling
p'di. prize and License: Apply at s337 Cham
elsla ae cAs sas oFrcE Rsi Mr. 'ns sea1ep
HUDSON 1e41 Super SIX four-do sedan:
motor in excellent condition; new battery
and seat covers; radio: 5 good tires: over
has just gone overseas; sell at oPA ceiling
price; T; E. LEEPER. Alexandria, Va.
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1889 4-door sedan:
tires: viii sell for less than is oPA 'asNs as IS"
fsns ss ffF Phone oef MR ise co sfI M 4a sae
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1912 four-door sedan;
attrac. blue finish white-wall tires with
%I. original tread has automatic overdrive;
s$ ss$$;s5o:. ). caAPIToeL Tedo Cadillac CO, Hs 1922
MERCURY snea Try 1870 s4 sedan original paint;
sl.Ils, within oPA, ceiling, MARYLAND
MOlOHS. lNC.. Rockville 52g,
OLDSMOBILE 1895 door sedan, $500,
within oPA ceiling. 1901 21st st. NV,
OLDS 1871 66 2-door sedan heater, pre-
war tires; within oPA ceiling; S1,l15
BOWMAN 6 w SERVICE, 1880 Ga. ave. GE.
oLDsMoBILE 1899 club coupe. 1857; will
take small car in trade Within OPA
ceiling: WI 1874 Dealer. " ~
PACKARD 1897 convertible sedan. S2a5
This is under oPA price. WI. 1874. Dealer
PACKARD 1895 4-door trunk sedan will
finance, Is down, only $3.50. Under OPA
seilIng; WI WI 7374., Dealer.
PLYMOUTH taxicab, 1941 special de luxe
$1:113 within. oPA ceiling. One-man
dryen driver cao: Also Puc license. Adams
PLYMOUTH 942 taxi in excellent condi-
ton completely overhauled in Feb, 1913:
good tires, paint; in Premier service under
2PA 2PASnH ssilng; os s2, 300; NO: 7ois. 70 m
rubber, radio and heater. within oPA
ceiling price, S34o: Box 45 "A, Star. i
STUDEBAKER 1889 President sedan. up
holstery like new. radio. heater and over.
drive, warranted ceiling 1881. will sell
MARYLAND MoToRA NC, Rockville 52S