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Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18
Not After Presidency, Eric Johnston Ayers

Reports that he plans to quit his job as motion picture "czar," which pays $10O,O00 year or more, and run for the presidency are denied by Eric Johnston, former head of the United States Chamber of Com- merce.
 The New York "JourEal-Ameri- can" was responsible for the story. It said that Mayor William O'Dwyer had been offered Johns- tons job when the latter shied his hat into the national polticial arena.
 Politicians don't think Johnston could reach first base" in the presidential contest.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

improvement of wages and working conditions of members on the rails and in other industries highlighted McNamara's report to the 300 dele gates assembled at the Morrison Hotel.
 Echoing these achievements, Vice President George Wright, in charge of the railroad segment of the un- ion, reported only two Class I car- riers, the Western Maryland and the Pennsylvania, ren.ain to be or ganized and predicted that before the next convention rolls around these will be covered by contracts.
 The task ahead, he stressed, is to maintain the hard-won gains.
 Following the address of Fred N. Aten, new head of the Railway Employees Department, McNamara called upon "all of you railroad men, to aid the organization drive of not only the Bremen and Oil- CTS but all seven of the shopcrafts on the Pennsylvania.
 Aten reported the "Pennsy" campaign rolling along in great shape, with an astounding number of authorization cards coming in each week.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

He paid a great tribute to the union and its executives.
 ''Their leadership" he stressed, "has been outstanding and your devotion to the American Fedora biOn of Labor and to its principles 10 attributable to a very large ex- eent to the wise counsel and ad- vice they have given you, to the leadership which they have demon sfrated, to the way in which they have upheld the principles of our great organized labor movement"
 Anti-union forces In Louisiana, he revealed, were thrown back on Monday when the governor ve- tOed legislation banning the union shop.
 In conclusion Green declared, We are not going to jeopardize our right to strike against injustice and wrong by having anything to do with Communism"
 Tremendous gains in membership as well as the great strides in the
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

} According to the "Wall Street Journal Army officers are per suading those clever imitators, the Japanese, to follow Americas lead in labor matters. The plan is to strengthen the country's laboring class so war lords never again can gain control of the economy"
 The Journal says Nipponese workers are beginning to flash union cards, demand pay increases with great enthusiasm, and wage Oriental versions of the strike"
 A group of labor relations ex- perts has just returned from Japan and is preparing a report for the War Department.
 It will show that about 2,000, ,00O Japs have joined labor unions, com- pared with 100000 before the war.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18
Mystic News

Howard Cady, dealer in Ply mouth and DeSoto cars, has opened up his showrooms in the old Nag arene Church site and is busily taking orders for deliveries within sixty days!
 MT. Hatchell is planning to open up a modern electric sewing ma chine sales and service shop right rext door to his florist shop on East Main Street, Mystic.
 MT. Quinto has opened his new Tavern on Cottrell Street and is doing a landoffice business at the new, modern building. He is more than happy that the turn of events sent him back to his old phere of influence.
 Yes, Mystic is suffering from the lack of butter situation, too. The unreasonable raise in cost of but ter per pound will limit buying by indignant housewives when 1t does flow freely. 's%*
 The CLIPPER INN, Mr. Ben- net, Mgr.) has found immediate favor since its opening in the Ston- lngton section of Mystic. They not only serve very tasty meal at this establishment but also serve butter with all orders.
 EUNICE'S COFFEE SHOP is now back under Eunice'S manage ment. Richard Herman dormer trustee of the Boilermakers' AFL L-61Q, who was Eunices partner for time, has been forced to sac rifice his interest in the business because of his continued ill-health.
 The bone of contention in Mystic these days is the regulation of the State controlled Mystic River High way Bridge! This bridge is the only inland water bridge in the State and it is not open "A hours a day. The open hours are from 2 a. m. to 8 p. m.
 This makes it pretty tough on fishermen who make their living on the water, and are held up from going out at 4 a. m. to the fishing grounds! It is also hard on the boat owners who must make up their tremendous overheads and deficits on their summer fishing parties.
 News of the new Hoxie l, Fire house plans are st111ii an under ground secret, Leading citizens are asking leading questions but they go unanswered. This is a serious situation for all property owners in the Hoxie No. l, area.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

The largest and oldest national park in the United States Is the Yellowstone, in Wyoming: the newest is Big Bend, in southwest ern Texas.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18
Our Unions Model for Japan

Those familiar with labor unions have long known they the very of democracy and Army chefans who are trying to democraze Japan have stumbled to that fact
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

The watermelon has been culti- vated since ancient times.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18
Bremen d1od Oilers Hear Green dt 23rd Contention
A. F. L. Head Pays Great Tribute to Union at First Inter-
 national Session Since Pearl HarbOr

Chicago, July 10-As predicted by LABOR the 23rd in- ternatona convention of the Bremen and Oilers great President John F. McNamara fine form and the principal address delivered by A. F. of L. President William Green
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

Befana Is the Italian name for Santa Claus.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18

WA L11O IT O16 1NOOO 11N1 The production of iron, steel, alumni mum, rubber processing, rayon man. ufacturing, paper making and other industries requires large quantities of water best obtained from river flow. Ohio carefully checks it's sur- face water supply at stream gauging stations so that postwar production will not be interrupted. Rivers, lakes and springs all assist in add ing to the Nations wealth that guar antees Savings Bonds.
 U. 5. TysGssry DspGStmsnt
Evening star., 1946-12-30
LOTS FOR SALE.

VICINITY OF CREsTWOOD. corner. 18th
Nation nna ea HSRRY DkEsE Ell tsFsfs
KoLLlNGWo}SP; } cheyy Chase. fs{ MdmAn s1di;;.iAa
cHAs. L. NORRIS, EXC, agent, 2135 Pa.
III2 % nW Sgn and SITE eyes GIL os5s 5Sv
springbrook Forest, where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure lasting
values and freedom from encroaehment. a
Silver Spring area 25-minute drive from
nveasa aShnsonh ess than prse 4 psr ss SOW
ls0s ns Of paa Pima fnd
S9SfE SsasEr RhsfE aE4foF hfg6fff sseo
yiew Of beautiful contry
tatss tats f'n Of charh, and distinction This is
one of the most desirable building ,s sites si.s $
hensf hheesborsood IF The T price $1,000
srcte pcsdts esdne to the Top Re
abls Z IS in 1hf beautiful a. @ springbrooE risidly
minutes drive from downtown ny Washing nlnlag-
w1ere faeu asng Values and
freedom from encroechment. Homesites
here average more thah than acres Pa;ees eaen
without assessments of any kind. Litera-
f,ire and plat on request. Phone for ap-
poirtment to inspect. GEO. J. MOSS
ShbliLI1ERs, Shbli LI1IESRRs ATTENTIoN-D. c.. Just off
\. II. ave. "A lots zoned for de dstacaaed9, ae9,
TYPES I1r Benson (eVes., OR. .345S) with VIM.
II THRoCKMoRToN. Realtor, D1. 6992.
sr,Ecr YOUR HoMEsITE NOW from our
choice list Of beautiful lots, loo. IL the
bethesda Every lot is is meet an exeei xear
LpSauiranents pS.,IiInn % Priced from S1,100 UP;
Termss TSaIatens0d Il down and balance in equal
monthly ,re The syssSis ssFsisiss 81 at ali
times to assist you in planning for YOU,
future home. For appt. to INSPECT. @ cal
= M. FRY, INC. Realtor. 7240 Wisconsin
AVE- Bethesda. Md. WI. 6740' -lo
Evening star., 1946-12-30
OFFICES FOR RENT.

eh s any t@s thToash wfSt pixE
KHAdcx MEbicxL c9 oFficE, 1ta5 sl5 Fl 18th st.
Newly remodeled, reception rm. and al,
cove 3 treatment rms, operating rm: and
lab air cond:, glass brick partitions; i
So. IT,, in modern bldg. 2035 st. NV;
T%o + 70 GR5 qots srF in RI law sr
se.opnditioned, suite, with joint reception.
BLK Rn1 VEST of cosN M AVE. and ST.
KS 75o saaf So IT, outside rooms; sl@6 menth.
OFFICE SPACE; approximately 1,soG IT.,
general general % ofices; tof AVAILABLE le' Immediately.
Summer and winter air conditioning. Box
SHARE SHARE s'ffj FURNISHED modern air-cond.
once; prom; downtown bldg 18th and 81. g.
: ROOMS. baths. 1st floor. near 10th
SasS o2 SA fGsf 9h 44S now avail
able in the Park Lane Bldg. A modern: IT.
hospitals, hea,Ha ~ at the % Corner Of sist and Eye
IS NV sahour elevator psIS.ns and sTitsh-
1872 Pa. AVE. N.W.-second floor (cor-
and Sa.h, ideal for office space, beauty par
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415 < st.
n w ME- 640C 80
a.RRooM STUDIO OFFICE, 1928 M st. NV.
Clean; reasonable price. Can be seen
between $50 and 5, weekdays.
Ar, fuorescent lights. approx. LOO So:
it.; immed poss.. S275 mo. DRURY
REALTY CORP. .1737 K, RE. 1888, 80
9-RM. OFFICE, vic Falls Church: suit. for
professional or business unit. Mr.. Mulroy.
ARL. NV. CO.. NC. Gil. o9o2. II
Evening star., 1946-12-30

NEW PARK r. and M Shopping ppm eepts5 &c 4. $S3s a5s
Snf cHz Ezsefn' e. SfssSn ST 5es P
ase 1851 ash Re- ST. IN Nw-Deslrable corner store
rEs buness seeon for
SERSSrrs fs5t 81 e MI Eao Nj
sos 9Th ST. N:w;-Thsse. lee; rms: il, in
oT spnf sbop ete
STEM & CO.. i4i5 K st. NV. NE 54oo.
with dble show windows, 8 floors above;
ca c faTe M RTf Ea bds IHo S BsRass Rsrs
shopping center Of 20 stores. in nearby
s6Rao suitable M en'sa for t' sft shops @ antiases anti M
Rss lnes sirsaas safen iaa cai Mrs BRoyR
BEA1TIFuI Be- 1;1IP Mees1sSR ss1TsoSRRERooM. now equipped
and and l1ncheonettae t but can be chansed if
dfs:ie'I SIa5 GA. G AVE. svE.' NV. near Sheridan
TheatsT size 14SsG It. It. p%osSessien %SSes on Jsp
ass g. 15o5 So r. St fGuRs nR SHANs9s NA
WILL SUBLET most of store, all OF window
space: Petworth vicinity. SH. 14SS Sun
ooR sT NEan 5 ses entES st
REALFY Re iHes eoRP' PoS1, I7s7 St G RE. ii$s %
NJ ST. NV. NEAR a0th-store and work
rooms. basement. garage. $500 mo DRURY.
REALTY CORP, 1877 K st. RE. 1913,
HABERpAsHERY AND CLOTHING or
in an outstanding tenant whose back
ground IN merchandising is such that he
can associate himself in the same block
American stores, Weltmans Liquor. A & P,
Georges Radio, 'Woolworth's. Interstate
Bept; Stores, Beck Shoe. Giant Market.
use of concrete parking facilities for 800
cars. The, first store. opened in this loca-
tion did the largest business of any OPEN
ing in its history. Only outstanding, re-
fouls BuRMAN. Re. T76s. S0'
SEVERAL GOOD STORE LOCATIONS for
rent, one may suit your business. Ma.
sToRE-First floor, street and lobby en-
TISTGs B1Sa ~ ess s. ~ H. 'e 7spr. 0
saap5sd 5eF
MILTON F. RUPERT. investment Bldg
18th AND EYE Sis, N.W.-Ground floor
Mfa baG9nss Lice tcksf f0oa ocs LOCATION fOf ays
MiLAnN ave. NV, DeHsaA oR 2464 w. 40'0 M
NEW PARK AND SHOPPING center, 35o6
business. GHAs. L. NORRIS, 2135 Pa.
ave. RE. 2112.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
oEElcEs FOR RENT (coNT.),

LARGE OFFICE ROOM. groqnd noor loca.
tion, in lst-class ofics building; - ,z SIZE
ance ONCE or any other hight type business.
Apply The Century Building. AZ 5th 5 St.
cENfuRY efssI ~ b1flbINe, 95h 81 e~ 4i2 e st.
facing Court House park-Modern 7-Story
elevator ofice building; # you are LOOKING Kin
Few moss %Reaass RspessSa s
for the discriminating s,I, Businessman; al, al
pleteiA Arenovated Rentals are, reasonable.
I5s TI5aoSs i; FISHER 4 s e.; Ssao NC Realtors
1of7 f iGsa 18th u ST. N.w.IEptire 1st floor Of
1000 So. It. now available in completely
BSwkASwS kHS NSzTxe S2 "a aSS 5s
floor for rent, immediate possession. 903
st. NV. See MR.. DlCkER' ID. 23l4. Sn
redecorated; 4 rooms, pri-
vate entrance; on North Fairfax st., IN
entire space with permission to sgblet;
PUGHAahN Heaso1 1889 xo st. nT atsractiye
ottices, i second floor. Cali DE. 1865. 80
So. It. en- Jefferson pl. "a block off Con-
for doctors. dentists, trade group, beauty
shop, etc; available 80 days. Box 33!4-
SUITABLE FOR PHYSICIAN, chiropodist
pERTTs%s offcE n oceupaney
medical building of large housing de-
velopment, consisting of over 1900 apart
community; excellent opportunity. Call
Mr.. Thedan. CHI 5000. BUCKINGHAM
COMMUNITY. 313 N. Glebe rd., Arlington,
NEAR I4th AND PARK RD. N.W.-Busi.
ness corner, 1929 14th So. NV; entire 2nd
floor, rooms and lavatory; suitable for
OFFICES OR STORE. desk space. telephone
answering service. mail address. L.. j.
COWIE 500 Eye st NV. d
Evening star., 1946-12-30
All advertisements offer
ing automobiles for sale
must include oetuol SELL
ing price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BRITISH AUSTIN 1947 4,door sedan; fully @
ssYiRped 81 495 HENRY MILER saIvIas Mo aSd
Psfss BY sy ;Sck T. FRy IS; nlss
iasP1sd AgsTS aEsg1 asSs5 rifs Mo
dssIsr s: for oe crosby, sS British stanaaTd Eist
and Rinald. immediate delivery on St nd
8 sEa 54eR s!a' sR1 sRs rs sds 1sss
sR1rTsH Sri Isl as1j AusTfN Is47 4-dr sedan: most
popuaa foreign make with sed drS9ne f0m
eaafDpsd:' eaafi ~ oMANHATTAS AgTo 4 l., RADIo
CO., 1905 7th st. NV. Open Sun. till pm.
BUICK M 1s4e g. Al secfssGrss ss4 spare d re
Taa n.I asas es an 1000 a1 mes :easn ss
la5. ' TX 4soo; after pm aE. ois5 or
BHSk adc and 9t1 heef esea do S0Ga mss sedan n
appearance, msehsnically ssaa perfect $1,000
SSsk SsSS 4Ssoi Sf sss sYsan excellent
good tires. Cali from II am. to pm,
BU Buick aksGs4e Is4e super de luxe sedan: EQUIP
ped; like new; will sell or trade for lighter
car: $500. pu. 2s77. 17l7 Rhode Is
B6fcK 1sGf sse is4f special 4-door sedan. good
condition, and good I'll tires; & owner; s1.49o.
Rf49 1sth st. Genturg gG Gsedanette good CON-
SIsssly ss1Sats paTfys si4a5 or best offer
BUICK 1910; good cond., runs good; quick
sale at S1,1oO. Call any time until 8 pm,
BUICK 1946 Super sedanette; equipped;
300 mi; $3.50 for immediate sale, CAN
BUiCR U S'I 1885 Roadmaster 4-door sedan:
mileage. radio and
fssfef BGieK s15a is4s se sev Sd sedanette maroon
Sssusa $500 or &c best under
BuICK ie4e 4-door sedan; 100 miles;
ratS raao saa5sRs0 ss5ao phone a yoodiey % 1855 so'
h aea b. r' new sss ssss covers ISIS sise5 F5saE.
BUICK 1916 4-door sedan: 1000 miles;
complete accessories, nylon seat covers
r. snass @ sso9 Sos sSB ash saH Say or 0es Of
radio and hsatsT;o spot, iishat.. new tires;
& slsef 81 Fsas extras. no MILEAGE hSst $500
extras, Extras this this f car completeis oyerhasIed
SSfcT ISL ss5sr Gan Az d9n5sIS,s ss
ceptionally good condition; $1,485. CAP
IToL CADILLAC co. 1922 22nd st. NV.
BUICK 1g46 super 4-door sedan: like new
inside and out, $4,000: trade. terms.
KENNY MOTOR SALES. 18th and +, I.
eUiCK l941 special 4-door sedan; excel
lent motor and tires. 2-tone paint: 81 90;
trade and terms. KENNY MOTOR SALES,
BUICK 1884 4-door, sedan; good condition;
will guarantees motor; $3.50; Cali VIC:
BUICK 194l Roadmaster sedan; q, smart
looking black car. radio and heater;
1896. CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1922
22nd ST. NV, Ma $500. 80
BUICK 1941 4-door; exc. mechanical con-
dition; heater. new battery and transmits
sion: ST, 700. RA. 4104; a
blue color. mechanically perfect; $500.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
LOTS FOR SALE lcont. J

BEAUTIFUL W0ODMOOR, Silver Spring
location for your future home. where over
goo individually designed dwellings re-
hect the, high character Of development
Sites ~ to 125 feet wide as low as ST. 400.
sS5 !srR'af f5ffs sa asod q request aES
TAKOMA PARK, level wooded lots. /
SS|o9RRisoN S|95 AoEkc4, "'sa Citizens A'5a Bsni
HILLCREST Sc. - II beautiful wooded
lots, priced very reasonably. Call FR.
SILVER SPRING SACRIFICE Modern
seq blk. to bus, 8 blks, to shop. center:
10xl Il; reduced TO 81 800. PERRY I.
BUiLDERs!-Nearw Wis, ave.
and D. c. line, 5 lots ready to go. Sewer
in. soft. frontage Price, 81 400 each.
a5o ar. each e i0ff Its ay3ijSS3s s6 ca NJ
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, one of the hishest
locations, excellent community:
two lots. one corner: level. 177-ft. frontage.
27,255 So. it.. $500. Call WO. 1900
S1Hdsy NE and % wefkdayf fka h5gd gnt c9r ave
AURORA HILLS. yA.-Restricted subdi-
vision near Pentason. Streets, walks, water
and sewer in. l block to transportation,
2 blks, to SHOPPING and schools. Owner.
ak ako4EaToN Hha2NGE HEIeaTs fh s7 VA beautiful ot
~ n.sr miles ilSoo,s south nd Of Alex Of No hwy
try Club, 80 #. front on Oak ST., 215 IT.
deep, S1,500. Alex. 6313. Il
Evening star., 1946-12-30
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS.

REBUILT TRANSMISSION guaranteed; hub
caps, grills, sealed-beam headlights, water
pumps, fuel pumps, safety jacks, rebuilt
shock absorbers, cylinder heads, floor mats,
safety auto glass installed j. l.. BREN-
NER & CO., 1910 Montana ave. ne, FIR.
CADILLAC owNERs-veteran able, to
SWiIL4ARDs aARAdE 4 PAJST PAN SHOP
MoToks new lo46 q PiymoSSth' r for sais aIs t to
Pontiac OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
have just received large shipment OF good
quality seat covers in popular colors. Tney
will also at other models of General Mo-
Il ia desired. ARCADE PoNTIAc CO. 1887
sFE1Rs ii Tk AP PaESxffrNc sSqG by the Den
sss5s sssnstu ssesons ssaa
ssppes rs is apa sss ef SsHE srss Co.
ingtons Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1897
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. emcient
HuTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery; new SHIPMENT Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC. co.
J 437 Irving st.. NV. AD $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer.
pend on a waiting list. immediate delivery
on anv passenger or truck size tire or
tube. Drive in for free mounting service.
ice. CONSOLIDATED SALES CO., 1496 81
st, ne, LU. 083A, LU. 1077.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
WORDS TO WATCH

WOhDS III WAlCd
Does factor rhyme with back
door?
It has been about two years
since I discussed the rather COM
mon error among public speakers
of pronouncing or 'as "ore' in
such words as factor, sector, am
bassador, legislator, corridor.
The "ore" pronunciation is Pc
dantic and pompous. Furthermore,
it is not sanctioned by the authors
ties.
Here are the facts of the matter.
In English there are two sufflxes,
-er and -or, which have the mean
ing: lone who has to do with; Of
or pertaining to; an agent or doer."
The suffixes are identical in mean.
ing and pronunciatfon-both are
pronounced Ger" asin maker.
The only difference between -er
and or is that -er is usually placed
at the end of Anglo-Saxon words.
and or usually at the end of Latin
or French words. But the Latinized
or does not call for supposedly
Latin "ore" pronunciation. If it
did. what a ridiculous gable we
should have!
Imagine the result if or were
pronounced lore" in thousands Of
such familiar or words as; error,
favor, tractor, editor, victor, labor,
major, minor, Junior, janitor.
Imagine such combinations as
"elevatore operatore; bachelore
Governore; an inferiore exteriore::
Interfere decorators; superiore
oratofe." Absurd Decidedly.
Now the or Of the preceding
words is the same or in every
respect that ends factor, sector,
ambassador, etc. And, except for
the difference in spelling, it is the
same suffix as the -er that ends
maker, carpenter, minister. etc.
I urge all my readers who are
interested in better speech-and
especially broadcasters-to turn to
an accepted American dictionary,
say Webster's New International,
and look up such words as factor,
sector, ambassador, legislator. They
will find that the pronunciation
of the or is given as "er," ex-
actly as in maker. baker, etc.
Factor, therefore, does not rhyme
with "back door," Be sure to say:
FAK-ter.
Evening star., 1946-12-30
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK OR PACKARD, Al or '42, for pri-
yate party; must be clean. low mileage.
CASH FOR as to 'as chey.. Pontiac, Ply
mouth or Dodge; good condition only. LU.
CHEVROLET, FORD. PLYMOUTH, must be
in excellent condition; all cash. Phone
ff1MoG4H owS.RsmIet ~ us ,as msrehs9- lss9
Ssas. GENITAL fs.s MOTOR SALES, 44S5
Conn. ave. Open s til 9. Sunday in
BUIck, ,chrysler. Dodge, Plymouth: Old,
and Pontiac badly needed to supply de-
ashess o. prces paia for sean cars biVs
sppEsisai Or sall Mr. Miller At Ex; 1900.
a,X; !soynsI 17th and u, -.
e r,Is5s s.1f Sss!.is Ss5 ISL
seMEaEL SaIsse e * 9oEDEN. s57 s.Froll S.,
1Si .s a6shsr ps AfpsasaIs afssfs SsoS Ss al
IsSs s SIN M o49G nr,,. ,or your
space. Open ewes. and sundays; WINMs WIsGSs
saeo Ne wasT asSTaa TcaRs syf fRE9axRDkhss 81 PRICE
Don't trade on a new car or sell to any
ess.1sas s0a to IS Hf AZ hsS cash
price. If car is paid for. will give you cash; \.
# car is not Dad for r Pay "a saanse
pEhs faa Pas aoaoRs sfSa edsss
elusive used,car dealers. See Mt Barnes @
for aprrass All cash or cepsd it, ehesk
.tssa .iessa esansE CAIN Setsh sa iii
saSs tes sSHE 's5 ST. &c
St, Takoma Park, D. C.. Georgia $500.
BUCKS WAITED win pay The nighsst
G faih s0a5i ATo aaz sAHs r. a1ss aSe at sd6
FoRDs WANTED will pay the, highest
fAs faih soa5T AFRO aas ke r. any aee aSe at s6th
csHRYslEk1 81 Psi AsiTi 1rnySoHTH at DEALER will pay
tas fash h eF's 81
e ss yoSi ss1 81 jssi Sis5e @
ARCADE PoNTiAc. Co. Washineton,s S
LaTsess / i ponslse ssa@ Dealers 14s7 Irving St
HOLD n just minute! To get the high:
est cash price for your car, REGARDLESS of
ST. s f7f 7i or RSeds isand IN ave- Or
BEENTTwoon MOTOR CO. Open am,
asf. & ss ssd had sst
ssil,as Sf So 1Efs SSs4 .s5 Pe eHSWkss 1855 HE
81 sTuDEBAKER hiT IKE WANTED will pay the
highest cash dollars; & a any " mage. any model
NASH WANTED will pay the highest
eash collars haTo any sAhs make any aSe 10Th
fTfkGENrk9 81 ns HsaRf REESE1-An sSte type. of used
hsa sao fssa 15ss Ssnnns I'd GENE M
eh CASH % At oNcE-Top.dollar prices a,
s II sSS 6pen eSsnnss Florida ave-
AN HONEST PRICE for your Plymouth,
Dodge. pe Soto or ChrysleT SID WELL
f2GEss waSfh5 81 tsEo ss will sci.
Ssss Sold 0F sea G5 PTse
Sc Ma Gyfs IS sEFoRE "a e io6 W sell. Ell poHAakA
SERVICE. 1925 goth st. NV. District
SELL SELL OR TRADE YOUR CAR at Horner's
Buick. Fla. ave. 9th to 9th sts. ne. AT.
PONTIAC oWNEsswIss US , mersh.adlss
ssss sss|st i9 cENT ~ siu horoR eGs sS sSsEiss vs.
Conn. ave. Open TIL 9. Sunday inciu-
FORD owNERs-Let us merchandise
9236 CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432
Conn. ave. Open till 8. Sunday inclu-
stick OwNERs-Let us merchandise
your car. We have the best used-car
outlet in the South. Bob Terrett. WO.
9236. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, .4432
Conn. ave. Open till 9, Sunday inclu-
CHEVROLET oWNERS-Let us merchan-
disc your car. We have the best used-car
osas ogtst ip rs sguth nSs sTsTTsst 4ss W9
Conn. ave. Open 8 till 8. Sunday inclu-
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS-Let US merchan-'
disc your car. We have the best used-car
South under our supervision dor top
dollar), Il desired; Bob Terrett. we;
1886 CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 1882
Evening star., 1946-12-30
EARMS For SALE.

80 MILES OUT OF PHILADELPHIA, on
road; 27 acres. of fertile land
with modern stone house, fruit trees and
all outbuildings; priced for quick sale.
SNAIL VIRGINIA FARM. Fairfax County.
4-rm. bunsalow; eiec, running rum, , water; gas
board sinks; s yrs. old; 4 acres land. 3 in
cultivation, ! in woods. Small stream:
schooI-bus route shade. Total price,
$3.50; about s., 500 casa, bal. like rent.
Also other properties for sale. and building
lots Also commercial Dropersy ,, f,s for sale a.
REAL, ESTATE. Vienna ESQ. oakton. Va.
c,ossd g adcs Sun npA,,r,v,u ACRES borssr,ns
Potomac River on the Virginia side, close
to Washington. The modern new-log lodge
down the river over 1b0 pecan and apple
trees: virgin forest with 800 100000 fbm:
goed boat house mile sandy beach iih
finest furnishings: massive fireplace; in
terror vanished. mixed woods; in Al con.
dNion. Price. $4,000. Phone Chestnut
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