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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-30
CANNING SUGAR
NOW AVAILABLE
Housewives May Apply By
Mail or Telephone After
May |
OAKVILLE
Correspondent: Alice Sta9StrOm
Phone 00o-

Oakville, April 30 - Housewives
in Oakville who need sugar for
canning may apply at the Water
town War Price and Rationing
Board Office, or by mail or by tele-
phone, call 1900, anytime after
Tuesday, May 1st. Application forms
Will be mailed upon request to the
applicant These forms must be
completely filled out and returned
to the rationing board Office.
The sugar coupon will then be
mailed to the applicant.
1t the form is not completely
filled out 1t will be returned to the
sender.
Directions for filling in the form
are on the application.
Church Calendars
At Union Congregational church
Sunday the Memorial flowers were
presented by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Jackson.
Monday evening at $50 covered
dish supper will be held for the
teachers of the church school, Off |
GERS, substitute teachers, husbands |
and wives of teachers. Plans will be
made for picnic and for Children's
Day Still colored pictures will be
shown of "A Modern Church School
In Action"
Mrs. John Mclean will be hostess
OF the Ladies Aid Society which
Will meet at the home of Mrs.
Charles Strever, Hungerford ave-
nuce, Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The Boy Scouts will meet in the
church hall Wednesday at 7:30 D. m.
The Senior Girl Scouts will meet
wednesday evening at 7:3O in the
church parlor.
Thursday at 7:30 the choir re-
learsal will be held.
The Gravy Club will meet in the 6
church hall Thursday at 7:3O D. m
The Pilgrim Fellowship will hold a
Nay Day Dance in the church hall /
friday, 7:30 to 1920 D. m.
1t is with deep regret that we an /
bounce the Summer Conferences \
lave been cancelled for the Pilgrim
fellowship.
Next Sunday at Saint Mary
dagdalen church the children will n
ecelve Communion at their Mass at Il
o'clock g
Tuesday the Ladies Aid Society D
viii meet in the church hall at 8 v
clock. h
Wednesday at o'clock funeral c.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-04-30

Colombia will regulate child la
hor
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26

accessories. Both wore corsages OF
gardeniaS.
A wedding breakfast was served
by Mrs. Emma Milleson at the
Charles Karber home and a recep
ton was held at pm. in the E.
Patio Room of the Cafe Casa Be-
nita, Salina, Kas.
The bride attended Gypsum high
school and Marymount college, Sa-
lima For three years she taught
in the public schools of Saline and
Barton counties.
Mr. KobuSzewSki attended RooSe-
welt high school and was employed
at Firestone until his induction in
to the armed forces. He recently
was discharged after four and a
half years with the army ordnance
department, 81 months being spent
on Attu. AS staff sergeant techni-
clan, he was section chief of sup
ply and small arms.
The couple left for a honeymoon
III Colorado Springs, Colo. Mrs.
Kobuszewski wore a brown and
white checked suit, an orchid cor
sage. and brown accessories. About
the first of next year they plan
to move to Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26

NUNS decorated the altar of the
church.
Mrs. John Finn and Fred Larson,
Jr., sang "On This Day, o Beauti-
full Mother" by Lambilotte, and
"Veni .Iesu, Amor Mi" by Cherubini,
and Mr. Larson sang Ave Maria"
BY Schubert, preceding the cere-
mony. Mrs. Albert Anderes, organ
ist, played the accompaniment and
also the wedding marches from
Lohengrin and Mendelssohn
Chantilly lace bordering the
square yoke and forming a pep
lum accented the brides wedding
gown which was fashioned with
long traditional sleeves, white sa-
tin bodice and a net bouffant skirt
extending into full train. Her
fingertip veil was held in place by
a coronet of seed pearls and she
carried a bouquet of white chrys-
anthemums centered with a single
orchid.
Miss Virginia KobuSzewSki, Wy
andotte, sister of the bridegroom,
was maid of honor. She wore a
gown of heavy shell-pink satin
with full net skirt and three-quar-
ter length sleeves Miss Marie Kar-
Der was her sisters bridesmaid.
Her gown was of aqua, fashioned
on similar lines as that worn by
the maid of honor. Both carried
bouquets of shaded orchid NUNS
and wore bracelets of aqua marine
and topaz stones, respectively, gifts
Of the bride. The brides double
strand pearl necklace was a gift
of the bridegroom.
Velma and Thelma Moos, Ellin-
wood, Kas., twin cousins of the
bride, we're flower girls. They car
ried baby mum noSegays. Mickey
Thomas. Ellinwood, also a cousin of
the bride, carried the rings in twin
carnations.
Nicholas Karber acted as best
man while Leonard Karber served
as groomSman. Henry Schneider
Dorrance, KaS., and Gene MODS
Ellinwood, were ushers.
The mother Of the bride wore
navy with fuchsia accessories and
Mrs. Celia Hobel, Wyandotte. sister
Of the groom, chose a wool gabar-
dine suit of apple green with black
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26

Cummings To
Lecture Here

Philip Cummings, news analyst
and commentator and authority on
the southern Pacific, will speak at
Detroit Town Hall, Cas- theater.
Friday, at IL am. on Tomorrow
in the Pacific"
Recognition of Cummings auth
ority as a speaker on the southern
Pacific has been given by his ap-
pointment as consultant to the
U S. government on the south
western Pacific.
During Is years of circling the
globe he has achieved a background
Of personal observation enabling
him to discuss world conditions with
an objectivity that surmounts party
lines and international boundaries.
Cummings is a Royal Spanish
government fellowship holder and
an official of the Explorers club Of
New York.
Tickets are on sale at the Cass
theater.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
Metropolitan
Opera Season
Opens Tonight

NEW YORK. UH - The Metro
politan Opera will open its 6lst sea-
son tonight, with every prospect of
record attendance in the ensuing
Is weeks until next March 80.
The box office announced at the
close of its subscription sale that
record had been established for
the past ten years with an advance
sale of 7,055 subscriptions. which is
an increase of % per cent over last
season.
Opening night is expected to be
a festive occasion now that the war
is over, with more dressing up and
more furs and jewels on display
than at any time in nearly four
years.
The opening opera will be Wag-
ner's "Lohengrin" 1t will mark the
Metropolitan debuts Of Fritz Busch.
famous German conductor. and Tor
sen Ralf, Swedish tenor, who will
sing the title role. Helen Traubel
will sing Elsa.
The other operas Of the opening
week will be:
'Fidelio," with Regina Resnick
and Arthur Carron; 'Rigoletto,"
with Bidu Sayao. Leonard Warren
and Jussi Bjoerling (return); "Ros-
enkavalier," with Irene JeSSner.
Rise Stevens. Eleanor Steber and
Emanuel List; Magic Flute with
Nadine Conner, Mimi Benzell.
Charles Kullman and wellington
Ezekiel debut; "Boheme." with
Dorothy Kristen debut, Jan
Peerce. Arthur Kent Or turn d
from war service), Norman Gordon.
Salvatore Baccaloni and Martial
Singher.
For the information of radio fol-
lowers Of the opera, the first of the
Saturday afternoon broadcasts will
be the performance of Mozart'S
fantastic Magic Flute" on Dec. l.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
+ + PERSONALS + +

sum, Kan. While there they at
tended the wedding of their broth
er. former staff sergeant Edmund
j. Ko5uszewski, and Regina c.
Karber.
A son was born on Thursday.
Thanksgiving Day, in Harper hos
pital, Detroit, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Graham, 42l EmmonS boulevard.
The child has been named David
Carl.
Mr.. ard Mrs. E. w. Leimback.
1912 Telegraph road, have just re-
turned from their annual deer
hunting trip near Atlanta, Mich.
Mrs. Leimback bagged a four point
buck.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
WosconQ To
Be Heard On
GIN Symphony

For his General Motors Sympho-
ny Of the Air concert from 5 TO 6
pm. Sunday. Arturo Toscanini has
arranged an hour of music featur-
ing the Metropolitan Opera bass.
Nicola MoScona, two choruses and
the MIC Symphony orchestra.
MoScona will be soloist for the
Introduction and Druids' Chorus
from Act I of BelliniS opera, Nor
ma, and the Prologue to Mefistofele
by Boito.
In each of these performances
chorus. directed by Peter Wilhousky,
will be featured. In addition, in
the Prologue. a boys chorus. un-
der the direction of Edoardo Petri,
will be heard.
Toscanini also will conduct Ver-
dis TIE Deum, with a chorus Of
mixed voices. directed by Wilhous-
Ky. The TIE Deum ranks as one Of
the greatest of Verdi compositions.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
Messiah Cast
Includes Three
WyQndotters

In the cast Of Wayne university's
production of HandelS The Mes
siah." to be presented at the Ma
sonic temple Tuesday, December IL,
and Wednesday. December II, are
three Wyandotte residents. They
are:
Grace and Joseph Wargo, 34l6
Twentieth street, and Eleanore
Bennink, 2256 Second street.
This years soloists include Vivian
Della Chiesa and Reinhold Schmidt,
nationally known concert, opera,
and radio stars; c. Herbert Peter
son, tenor soloiSt in the Metropoli-
tan Methodist church, and Mar
git Kormendy, soloist at Temple
Beth e.
Wayne university alumni aSSoci-
alton joins with the University to
sponsor the affair for which tick
cts may be purchased at the uni
versity ticket office or at Grim
nell's.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. William Duclo were
surprised Thanksgiving morning
when they received a telegram from
their son, Pfc. Russell c. Duclo,
telling them he had just landed
in California. was in good health,
and was on his way home.
WAVE Elsie Robinson, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Robinson.
Warsaw road, Gibraltar. has re-
turned home after serving three
years in the navy.
Mrs. Celia Hobel, 1853 Chest
nut street, and Miss Virginia Kob-
uSzewski returned to Wyandotte
last Monday after spending a week
a. the Charles Karber home, Gyp-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
Camp Fire Sparks
FIRE MAKER RANK

For the first time in Tour years.
Wyandotte Camp Fire girls ap-
peared before the Detroit Commit
tee of Awards to pass the third
rank of Camp Fire. that of fire
maker. This took place last Satur-
day morning. November II. at the
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.
Detroit office
Each girl presented a written
notebook on handcraft. headbands,
ETC., besides being orally quizzed on
all by individual examiners.
All four applicants from Wyan-
dotte passed the examinations.
Those who received certificates
we're Donna Jean Mcdonald, Joan
Simmons, 10 Ann Korn, and Amy
Lou Phillips. Each of the girls
mothers and Mrs. Ed Affholter &C
companied them.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
Kansas Girl Weds Local
Veteran On November Is

At am Tuesday November 49, in St Columbus church.
Elmo KaS Miss Regina Carolyn Karber, daughter of Mr.
Mrs Charles Karber Gypsum, Kas and Edmund John
Kobuszewsk of Adam Kobuszewski and the late Mrs
KobuszeWsk of Wyandotte united in marriage in
double ring ceremony read by the Rev William Fitzgerald
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26

Mrs. Lois Sisk, Sixth street, has
just returned to Wyandotte from
Kentucky where she visited friends
and relatives.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-11-26
Local Mention
EMBROIDERY AND
LINEN RINGO

An embroidery and linen bingo
will be given by the Daughters of
America November 26 at 8 pm. at
the Odd Fellows hall. Trenton. Pill
low cases will be first prize. Adv.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
AUTOMOBILES WANIEp teen,.l 1

WE PAY TOP CASH PRICES for late-model
pssns HT n 4tao 2sroa Ho FooM
Mr.. Paul Jones viii gladly cali at your
Sor Some snd MAXI ths bss1 cash os ior
fSie.. 18th and aood HOPE "a. &c.. cnsSs ssa
Will TRADE almos.-new refs for Mag
dtion; viii pay cash difference. TR, 1868
ff SUNDAY Saf ovneIs 9r any s
cssh price tor yoSs car and handle pay al seo sSn
20 hfss e shSR MoRs fsSssa 4oss e. VI NJ
eye, aaye next to Hot Shoppe. or call me at EN-
FoRp Or oWNEaesa NJ H. tSI apg5,sH ga5 Asrrett
z4sa Conn ave oeSF sSds MoToR 81 4
FORDs ,wANTED-we will pay the limit;
VIII vi Ssi Ill., sSh Sss5 . isS e. ss cheeks
q ssssE it wE2rS%s Hs2 os naks SR
sIfa RRefffi 2sas WAsfEDwRsw St win Day tn.
WILLIAMS WE! AUTo RHS5i SALES anE 'ss5; so ssls 81 cash
ssDe eoLpGs ~ ESss ST ss esrIet C. rsc
Fl osSTfip s pay asdo e.
% ~ %SSS g1Rkg sRE yss2 ~ 81 cash
EN- e754, and get every dollar lar your lrfesl! car
SoT%5 Is Torth G 4, 1892 Es Conn ave. CENTRAL
PoNTIACs WANTED-we viii pay tn.
VIII aaS Agqo SSs sAnEs AsnnE 'efE No 81 ss1s cash
SSSE r9p 2o7ags d9gsr poFds sEsss
RAN4En s HT 7feS Poh e2sn e2sh .Vss sy max.
sF1sd paa ssos Sns VI shshss
buyers will call at your convenience
PHONE Ho 5000, cherner Motor Co
rdNI Phone : htodsy-ouT representative will call al
eps asss E and 9sss dssss
Moron 'sR oies ssd 0R ne;eS4, ySnE
Will Buy aTs FoR CASH 3pie sean t ana p nses
5ssssdlsSs Ae sisxsnd4sd Of n0de Va ca sg1T
Ssy. yoS q. an Poisely xissous 3 Yes
WHAT are yon watax or TIE B6R dqush VEL
EN- 9754; residence." " CO. 1888: 44s9
Conn. ave. NV
WANTED-YOUR USED CAR. Our stock /.
selling set MCKEE SsRE pPss 1ss MaKs' iNe
p ]: S.s i T. st$2 s
PONTIAC DEALER FLOOD will try to pay
highest legal price for any car. Open eve.
Wo Ross s4oo s1d fH9ssEs Snoob poAAc MI
MANHATTAN AUTO D. RADIO CO., 7th st
at nv Open Sun. holidays til p.m
A PRIVATE PARTY with Q gooo car cal
NO 1913; ! win pay you . high cash
ALL MAKES AND MODELS NEEDED
1888 to 1912. Conveniently located a,
l7th and NJ sts. nv Drive inside ouI
modern parking building for appraisal OF
we will come to You upon call Highest
prices paid for clean cars RANDALL
ers. G iso i7th h st. NV Execusive 1896 1896
FULL CEILING PRICES PAID-Don't sell
Until you see US; need 100 cars-193o e
car Is paid for will give you cash II car is
0 defenee W Pa BARNEssANpEaRs nj ho
TORS; WSashingtons eldest EXCLUSIVE USED
All cash or certified check Only one loca-
ton, Drive in open lot. 1890 l4th: corner
N st. NV. Open $50 to 7 Sunday 12 to 5
Call North iii for aonraisal
Evening star., 1945-04-29
MONEY TO LOAN.

sALARIED LADIEs-If you. need money,
TIoMAL FINANCE CO. 1O14 K st. nv
service MOORE & HILL CO.. S04 18th
MONEY on 1st or 2nd trusts; prompt
action reasonable rates; nearby Nd. Va.
e Co. p iSf 6 property Hs so.o THE AMERICAN CO..
MONEY ON SECOND TRusT-we will
buy second-trust notes. D c.. nearby Nd
ST %oRr.dE " Res,opsbls q sasss HAT1oNA
FOR LoW-CoST. iong.term first first mortsa &c
home loans. apply to PRINCE GEORGES
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, INC. on Main
street in the county seat. Upper Marlboro
FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TRUST loans
isaP si AND nETFG aaJ Pt1s BiSs
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST.
MENT CO SIT 9th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
~ INTEREST ONLY on Ist trust b. @
improved property; we will loan 60No OF
Dsrfin1say we fan save yoy mSnsy Write giying tg
l41S II st. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1945-04-29
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

's9-'a0 AUToMoBTLE-Navai ofacer and
SEivafT fSsT1 fsHK SCI ssaa ,k. to purchase
'1D price
Or any other desirable car urgently needed
TO get full ceiling price IN cash immedi-
ftsly; brns no red tape Just HINy sal NE s9s q
MAN IN urgent need Of car in good running
fGna9H rARTH IRf1e wants Hm GOD sood used car
EfSs SsfyIsss lspsss Sss
ss1fs Z. Gs X 81 oR sa.st &
5zsH fSs SSis SS1s css15Iss snsSs5,.,,
81 MooRs sqa ana Alanse sts s $500
AHsTis wantsS ana all Other makes yack
@ @$$So - = onss 1RexDE poST1Ae srI Aaeos eo
IW8aaashingtons 8aa iTvins Largest Pontiac Dealer"
mffe aea. uSfnty pTes mmedfaW We the
phone NJ ssos or 5rlns " yoas oasn car 'uss to
b9XHKo b2fdK oWSERsds;1 MW0I3ss 1919 M n St ; nv
worth. 4432 Conn. ave CENTRAL MoToR
DOASho, VhNALD-We Will pay the limit
VA sf siy Set5 ALEs 'fs6 H6 ss ss1s checks
BUCKS, Chevrolets. Fords, Pontiacs or
any make Of car that has had good care
orss s fnf WI say 'hs s5 5sshfa' i4t
cHEvRoLRTs i Tsons suiets aeSs rords pont,acs
any make Of car that has had good care.
asss 1rss ss% fa} wi fs s5 53*nfi as
dSbG se 2s s1 s4 erEe 5sd
pe57 af01s1s so5 Ss9a Tsa9et.
EN- 9754. and get every dollar your car
horst II Te5sh s.IEs 4a3s Conn ave. CENTRAL
CHEvROLETS WANTED-We will pay the
WILLIAMS AUTo EHs- SALES 'es5' NJ ssis 81 CASH
OVERWHELMINGLY prices paid for Plym-
WELLBoRN MOTORS, chrssler-Piymouth
SoP rs 6EAsER sE 4s2p S
the maximum cash pries for any de-
Piynouth.. OPEN S to 8. Close Closed sun snasSief-
scHLEdEf 4 GoLDEh. s57 '9 Carol, is9 'ape st
Takoma Park. D c.: GEORGIA 1900
I94" MODEL, new or used. light car; little
or no milease; urgently needed by Govern
ment worker; / have priority and cash
W: LURE. 3o0a Minnesota Sc
DODGE OR CHRYSLER 40 or Al, fluid
drive; cash or trade. Spruce 0409
Evening star., 1945-04-29
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

| CHEVROLET 1910 panel truck, ., ton;
good condition, good tires, needs painting;
sell best offer. ACME MOTORS. 25@1
INTERsxTfoSAL fs1GSRsHaTf IL DUMP TRUCK. a-sen,
INTERNATIONAL 1895 panel La-ton truck,
REQ 1915 TRUCKS. new; assortment Of
81 szes ans REo Wads 59 see eo
I33I Half St Sc. AT. 2199
TRUCKS, 2, Diamond r 1889. van bodies;
G!16I1 GA5ILAc i,c. i.ten. , yaa body; excellent
FORD 1881 la-ton panel; good running
condition; good tires and body; reasonable.
CHEVROLET 1910 dump truck; this truck
can be purchased below ceiling; good
DODGE 1888 pickup &c GOOD t tires: viii take
light car in trade. CATTHNESS BUICK.
INC. 7701 Wis. ave-, Bethesda, Md.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKs-Pickups. 1910
1941 E-ton Dodges; some with optional f.
wheel drive and power winches.
Stakes: 1910 2-top International. 14-ft.
pamps s4S Fo2ds Fs5d 5yd 2 besss sGes
mode FIX soon air CAP BraP.s Hyss s75so shtns
tires. 200 actual miles.
Wreckei: 1910 1-ton Ford with boom
anc commsnd ssrs is4f xnfh ton podses
lent farm cars All our trucks have heavy
duty Army tires, low mileage See us for
any truck reauirements. Terms. trades.
GEMTRAL GElSnssaI MoToE NJ CO. s14s s,,I Lee hwy
Evening star., 1945-04-29
|G. ". U. Scholarships
az -Asr
Given 70 Graduates g.. !:
| ts--
|0f D. T.. Area Schools;

George Washington Univefsiey
has awarded four-year scholarsnips
to 20 outstanding students graduAt.
ing from high schools in Washing,
ton or vicinity in June, President
Cloyd Heck Marvin announced yes
terday. 7sEN
The students, who may enter iT
June or September, and their schools
are. &sri
Washington Lee High School,
Mary Olga Longley, 636 South
Twenty ty-fifth street, Arlington;;,
Bethesda Chevy Chase High Schools
Vivyan Mary Kimmel, 5446 Mohicari
road, and Chester Hayden Mccall,
jr., 670l Forty fourth street, Chevy
Chase, Md; Anacostia High School,
Gisela Stering, 3218 Tenth place
Sc, and Roy Eliot Ritts II, 27Ol
Thirty-second street Sc; Wood
row Wilson, High School, Patricia
Ann Ludwig, 49l1 Brandywine street
NV, and Robert William Walker.
439l Forty-third street NV; East
ern High School, Barbara Anne
Simms, 119 Forester street S.W..
and Michael Anthony Corrado, TIT
A street Sc; Central High School.
Shirlie Ellen McGraw, 1902 Porter
street NV, and Bernard Rubin
Segal, 1407 S street NV. =.
George Washington High School,
Elizabeth Ann Paisley 399 Tennes-s
see avenue, Alexandria; Western,
High School, Calva Kephart, 3016
North Fifth street, Arlington, and
Harry Jackson Tucker, 1884 P street.
NV; Mckinley High School, Doris
Lorraine Rock, 1905 Sixteenth street
NE, and Eric Foster Rhodes, 2o1&
Summit place NE; Theodore Roose 6
velt High School, Betty Jean Klotz,
1915 Upshur street NV, and Nor
ton Lee Spiegel, 921 Decatur street.
NV; Calvin Coolidge High School,,
Barbara Lindsey Dill, 1929 Hemlock
street NV, and William Bainbridge
/ GleW. 1912 Kennedy street NV
Evening star., 1945-04-29
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

FULL CEILING PRICES eAiD no on. can
PAY more for voW car than - can. 0PA
fsss to osS' eSi o g. e: so si ccoi co
Il ao5os 5. e IL: F;%ssS|s' 81 ssss :'' :ss
TRIANGLE MOTORS pays fun ceiling
I4oi r ' ave- me- ea'o Or csil h6 BE- ''sse $780, "
WAR WORKERS NEED YOUR CAR. Please
" j; E ssas;i aHoa ';. a5 R ' BOND:
aSshs1 ofSa fs5 ysH1 ssE saR
dealers, 5000 Georgia ave. SH. 1900
"UNCLE JOE CHERNER" offers you ID
sI dsans .a1es e seEvee 3
& vis SsfIStsss,sn Ms ~ Phone Ho 5000 si1s. CHEZ
q essfnsy essfnsy.ea sad a
LEo zs' ESSsa Es5as NC oIfP s osI n n; max.
@sse LHo Ms sf % 1881 s6 eosa.c
cut ave, Emerson 1000. open am to Q
RR Gffsf Snness " sss.ps. ,ndu..r, want.
Ss Ak sERssx sid9:s f. sss5 pu'' be clean
LAND fsi e., ,MoToRs. 1920 . 4. 1. 1 ave. ne, e.
PRICE NO oBJEcT-Any make or model
1913! to 1y41, will come with cash RHODE
ISLAND IsI MOTORS. 1920 r. /. ave. ne.
ANY MODEL CAR OR TRUCK. MCMAHON,
CHEVROLET. 6323 Georgia ave. NV. GE
CAPITOL CADILLAC co. vii, pay tn.
Oldsmobiles and other makes to n meet the
increa sing demand for good cars Drive
TO ag22 u: . 22rd st. nv g, or phone ma; 5000
~ XVI wanted 81 pa2.ss S.fs Ge
sood W,aa pay NJ al bs5s SASH any make if car Ii
PRIVATE PARTY will pay all cash for a
clean ;ood car; price unimportant. CO
INDivIDUAL wants good used car, cash
ARMY 'ois IN mmedse efss see 5eed Of
car for m sssensisl asha Transportation have all
s.E Var w0Rkak y6 d.ss wants any type car se
sERvICEMAN wants good '4o-'41 coach
81 9r SEDAN, an. cash. from private party. Box
WANTED. your car. Don't wait and be
and get absolutely top value. Well also
give you priority number to make you
time can't be too 70 fsS awsy,. Wed We desper. sr'
ately need your car and are prepared to
PONTIAC. INC, 22nd and sts. NV
WANTED 1s4l Dodge business coupe, sooc
condition will pay cash. Call weekdays
pIyMouTIGA f s7RTlos Alsxsnd,a WnGaNa a79o
trade for 1910 OF. Al convertible. Cali AL
5000; $ am. until 4 pm. ASK for BUR
diIsaE TRSESr4y Y NnEg gsge latemodeI car price no
MINISTER wishes to buy late model car
in fTst-class condition, to be used In hi.
GOVT ce5F 81 nMFIo2E as19 wants light car. good
running condition; viii pay up to 5000;
no dealer. CHI 5572 29s
Evening star., 1945-04-29
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

TRANSMISSION for 1940-1942 Plymouth
perfect condition; grill for 1888 Dodge
House TRAILER. Covered Wagon: 10 it.;
sleeps four; good tires; fully equipped; best
Shreve rd. G. G. WILLIAMS.
TRAILER BODY, factory made; about
#. by 40 inches: also 2 wheels and tires
to make light trailer; S25. GIL. 8S07.
TIRE RECAPPING. s-hour service. by ap
Expert workmanship BY experienced re.
Gaping mechanics. All work guaranteed
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1912; 1903 Lee hwy. Arlington. OK 0012
TIRE RECAPPING IN WASH. - Oneida!
service. Leave car at am, ready at 8
grade A rubber; guar. work, car protected
under cover: not left on street or lot. Fol
aappointment can LU:, os34. LU. 1917
Plenty of grade l and 3 tires and tube.
in stock, PASSENGER and truck. CONsoL.
IDATED SALES CO.. 1896 H st. ne. LU
MoTfokccYccGIEEs. parts. accessories, bat.
CYCLE SALES. oil 9th st. NV. RE, osI
so91 so9d tires dr n and large bedy Phone o5dwa'
HARLEY-DAvIDsON twin "A, 1898; ac.
cessoreS. AT the GREENE MOTOR CO.
1o st. Sc, FIR 4242
Evening star., 1945-04-29

HOUSE 1RAllERS.
CONTINENTAL 1945 gift. tandem wheel
lust. arrived; trade. terms. a modern
LACE, $500 Marlboro pike Sc. Hill.
new KOZY. Platt and superior; also new
tandem Liberty: many good used tratlers
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used trailers and luggage trailers; l2. le
and "a mos. financing plans. Call US today
service work. We have Barnes Interna.
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GRANITE LUGGAGE TRAIERS, new
equipped with new grade No. ] tires
fcAN TRAILER CO; INC. 4oso wis. ave
ROYAL 4 TRAfLEk, about 90 f.; excenen,
18 it.. $3.50 Bob Terrett. EN-. 0754
4432 Conn. ave. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
AMERICAN 1941, eighteen it., two rooms
sleeps four: exceptionally good condition
Village. 5000 Marlboro pike, Hillside, Nd