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Evening star., 1946-07-05

consumers grocery bill about $12
a year.
Critics of the subsidies stressed
that they would come out of the
public's pocket eventually through
taxes and Government borrowing;
supporters replied that they were
a necessary part of a temporary
control system designed to prevent
runaway imitation.
Last fall, before subsidies on but
ter. cheese and peanut butter were
ended, cost to the Government was
at the rate of more than $l,70O, ,OOO,-
600 a wear.
Evening star., 1946-07-05
Envoy Reaches Warsaw

WARSAW, July 5 LP.-Oscar
Lange, Polish Ambassador to the
United States and delegate to the
United Nations Security Council,
arrived here from New York yester-
day to confer with his Government.
Evening star., 1946-07-05

vile, KY. that anything he did for
the Illinois group was only a mat
ter of expediting the war effort"
Mr.. May said that to link his name
with it in any other way is lot OF
hooey."
Evening star., 1946-07-05

HANDBAG, black, Union Station phone
booth, THURSDAY noon. Keep cash, return
contents OROS n
Evening star., 1946-07-05

FOX TERRIER, male. white with black
lace, limp in hind leg due to back injury;
lost vic 9th ST. or Ill. ave; reward
Evening star., 1946-07-05

DIAMOND BRACELET, containing large
diamonds and 300 small diamonds: lost
June 21, near $500 Que st. NV. Reward.
Evening star., 1946-07-05

FUR SCARF. mink, boxed, in Union Station
or. taxi, pm. July 3. Liberal reward
Evening star., 1946-07-05

FOUNTAIN PEN, Shaeffer Lifetime. Mon
Telephone MR. FENDER, CHI S3I1 y
Evening star., 1946-07-05

HANDBAG. white. with red billfold con-
tanning owners identif1cation: at BaIalaika
or vicinity Reward. Box 3l1-S Star -
Evening star., 1946-07-05

PUPPY, small black, fox terrier and cocker
spaniel, female, answers to name Of Boot
sic: belongs to aged sick woman; small
Evening star., 1946-07-05
LOST
BILLFOLD, brown: vic. Allies Inn. owner,
MARJORIE SEYBOLD. Reward Call DI

! COCKER SPANIEL, blond. little white on
fear, about months old; answers to name
sof Teddy: vicinity of Varnum ST. ne
zReward HO 6322 8
sDACHSHUND DOG, named Duffy" black
EEith white front; lost in Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1946-07-05

TIE CLASP, chain with initial C.: be-
tween 9th and A sts. and 4th and East
Capitol. Reward Call FIR 3I42 &
Evening star., 1946-07-05

rOCKETBoOK,. lsdys, black leather, on
ward for contents co Q42S -
Evening star., 1946-07-05

brown paws. no collar; vicinity of lst ST.
and N. H. ave. Please call ia. t4l4
Reward
Evening star., 1946-07-05

TROUSERS, beige, tropical worsted; Brook
iand or 10th and Euclid SITS. Reward.
Evening star., 1946-07-05

RING, Jade, in Washington Hotel wash
room. Call DE. 0991. after $50 pm. -6
SHOES, white lost Woodward g. Lothrops
Evening star., 1946-04-07

On the unpaved side roads, once
they passed the city limits, stones
flewat their fenders-made empty,
rafting noises.
When they hit a bump, the car
would seem to lift from its course
and speed on for a moment -
suspended in space.
She put her hand over her eyes
to shut out the racing trees, picked
out by the glare of the headlights.
Somewhere, on hidden roads, an
other car was speeding through
the night. Racing against time.
Against the dark reckoning of the
law.
Somewhere the gay and hand
some father who'd been her idol
was fleeing the inevitable-broken,
afraid.
Her eyes flew open. Widened.
For the gentle glow from the
dashboard did a strange thing. 1t
made a mirror OF the windshield,
and there, reflected in it, was a
ghost.
1t was the ghost of a man who
stole and ran away, reflected in
the face of his daughter. His
daughter, who was stealing. Run
ming away.
mo oh, nor Her lips formed
the words, but no sound came
from them. And that face in the
windshield kept staring back. The
same mouth. Same desperate eyes.
Evening star., 1946-04-07

reality. Save for the softening
contours of womanhood. it might
have been the picture of her
father Joyce kept on her dresser.
In a panic. she caught hold of
Rick's arm.
"Rick" she cried aloud. Rick
= stop!"
Joyce" he cried. What's got
ten into you?" The brakes
screeched, the car swung halfway
across the road.
She was trembling. Her teeth
chartered. She tried to smile, and
her smile trembled. You'll hate
me when l tell you. You'll hate
me, but I've got to tell you, any
way. Before we go any further.
Before l wreck your life too -"
She was still forcing the smile,
but tears we're running down her
cheeks. And when she said the
words, they escaped her in a great
sob:
"Rick-oh, my God, Rick-my
fathers a thief! He's stolen. Fifty
thousand dollars. From his own
bank -"
She could feel Rick stiffen. Force
himself to relax. He put his arm
around her.
Don't cry, Joyce" he said.
Don't cry -"
1t had grown colder. The cold
was in Rick's touch, in his routine
Evening star., 1946-04-07

words. When she spoke, her voice
was little more than whisper -
little more than the sound of
autumn leaves when the wind
catches them, scatters them to
nowhere: Il thought l could run
away - but that's what he did.
He couldn't face not having
enough money, 50 he took some
body else's. Then he couldn't face
the fact; so he ran away. It's easy.
Rick" her breath caught sharply
1--WE - I've just now realized
how easy -"
She was struggling with her
engagement ring. You've been
wonderful" she said shakenly,
too wonderful to get dragged
into this. Tomorrow it will be all
over town ="
Rck's voice sounded strange.
Mature.
There's no use fooling yourself,
Joyce" he said. Its been all
over town. All day. If you'd
answered the phone or gone out
of the house, you'd have known
it. The bank let it out -"
She said uncertainty, scarcely
believing, ''Rick--you k''e,o? You
knew, and you'd have married me
anyway"
What kind of heel do you think
/ am?" he demanded.
She let her breath out slowly, as
if she'd been holding it for long
time.
After this morning." she said,
Il was afraid to think. ! knew l
ought to tell you about - about
Father, and then l saw you stand
ing there. l thought, Suppose he
never takes me in his arms again.
Suppose when tell him he's just
- through -"
You thought I'd throw you
over if knew about your father?
You thought that when you made
me stop the car, and you told me
anyway"
She smiled at Rick a smile
that told him all he needed to
know. The smile of a runaway who
could stop and face the worst in
life. The smile of a woman in love
who'd found the best in life.
Quite suddenly he started the
car, and said firmly:
Were going back, Joyce. l
don't want to elope with you.
want to show the whole town, in
the biggest church there is, that
I'm marrying the bravest girl in
town. The End
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Service Unit Meetings

Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Monoay-Front Line Post, 919 H stree
NV.
Tuesday-Pentagon Post. 1919 x stree
Police-Fire Post. 7l3 T
street NV, Honor Guard. 1879 K street
Thursday-Potomac Post 1912 Ninth
street W; Follow Me-Defense Post. $50.
Rhode Island avenue NE
Frlday-Cnited States Internal Revenue
Post, 1919 K street NV
SNW Auxilia ries.
Monday-Co!. James s. Petit Unit. eve
nln2 OF games. Naval Lodge Hall
Wednesday -. Department PresidentI
Friday-Gen Nelson A Miles Unit, eve
ming OF games. Odd Fellows Hall
NFW Auxiliaries.
SaturdaE-FrecraCker CooIle Club. eve
ning Of sameS, benefit of hospital work III;
street NV
Legion AUXILIARY.
Monday-Bunker Hill Unit. blnso party
pm, Mount Alto hospital.
Wedne esday-JameS Reese Europe Unit
IL Vermont avenue n IVY. speneler Unit
Office Mrs. Amos Fries. Albee Building Me.
Frlday-Sergeant Jasper Unit, bins.
party, : pm. Mount Alto Hospital
American Legion.
Monday-Tank Corps and District a
Columbia Taxi Posts. Legion club house
TueSday-James Reese Europe Post
1914 Vermont avenue NV
Wednesday-Henry c. Spengler Post
Legion club house
Ihursday,-Nationa Cathedral Post. lie
twelfth street YMCA' '"e4 o''
FrlQav-Eictnry Post IerTop cN,b bous
Evening star., 1946-04-21
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK, American Bantam, Chevrolet, Ford.
0redaG of any Wg in f1od
e!5yf MoToRs M faIa fsi9 N N St NV. MINUTES LOVING
BuIcR Ghtys,eI DODGE Plymouth o!ds
mand of returning overseas veterans
HigGest ia;d prices I PAID TO. clean cars Drive
RANDALL MoToEs. IS M N ,i5d i! = nth f"'" st
n,,5x W .eocTs- ow,>rn ,Dsh snd M ~
elh EN- s54 ?Sfry BOB SSl7f 4erEet
X6lls oTaising ior your new W" car CENTRAL
BUCKS, Chevrolets, Fords, Pontiacs or
any make Of car that has had good care
eena neea prce aem s. and WI Rsy the
RUICks WANrED1I viii I'rn, pay The the h.ehl sfH
W1LL1AMs AUTo ga sALEs' %Af r. any T. ave- m00eI at
Gih cHhvRoLEf RI oMSRKsdet Aasms Se every dollar
your car is worth EN- 9754. Bob Ter
rett: Positive TRANSFORMATION may be az
o Rhs get ssS seery Ws dolar ahs
youa yiud car npIry is yorth En-; s754i J: Dewey
Eonn Ecce; CENTRAL sEa MOTOR SALES. 4432
cHEyRoiET, late sedan: will pay top cash
for .4,rbS ey-mlleage ,sao car. WEsTMoRELAND
cHEVRoLETs WANTED u will pay the
WAas snh S14o de5s sAEs an mafe model
10Th st. ne: Adams S344.
ape doW Io1 5 GsrTe RED
s,yrTn :, Ta.2mS 2; e Pa1s . G Geore,a 5000
must have 1886 to 1912; in good condi-
CIR 81 fsiP SH FH DEA2ER 5Ea2 will psy
the maximum cash price TOR any desirable
WISE Wisconsin; sin or 19Go; to 5. Closed SUI,
lH,, late $, sedan an, in good eondition WEST
FORD 0WNERS-Get every dollar your car
is s., worth; en- 1854. Bob Terrett., Posi-
tive transportation may be arranSed while
waiting for your new car. CENTRAL MO-
TOR SALES. i432 Conn. ave
aCHLEGEL Il GOLDEN, @57 carroll st
Takoma e@rk D. c. Georgia 1900
EORD OWNERS, get every dollar your car
Tfsh MOTOR gN sl sHHEs 44 Receg Gem RSe aSe
FoRDs WANTED will pay the highest
L1AMs AUTO SALES. R. I. ave. at goth
st ne. Adams S344
oLpsMoBILEs WANTED will pay the
meds nsssS' SaSh 2llars srrn any msse
ave. at goth st. ne. Adams s344.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING bs the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: ..
capped @ at ARCADE PoNT1Ac CO. Wash
ngtons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer. 1887
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
have ust received large shipment of good
VIII also fit other models of General Mo-
+ 1Prd desed G3 hRGHpE hFSnp5 ape PoNFAc
t[seS cxR REF1SIsHEbNow 1dnmo $500 IS the time to
have your car Iefinished by master. paint
ers in one of WaShington'S largest mod
trn automobile plants PreWar quality
mae now sSp II e. Tsf csed s1
let 9th and Good Hope I'd Sc. AT 400
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment lust arrived; the
merchants. farmers, fishermen and tour
ing Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO. 43i, Irving s, NV, AD $500 wash
TIRES, rev. used ana recapS; recapping
and TH5msAhg sAIH
81 50 to s. Also wheel balancing. ''F Ro-
BEY Ea MOTOR SALES, 1920 Mount oIiyet
STAKE BODY. l?x6x7, with cover, good
S9nditIon. 81 IS. WI $50 IN -.
truck; low mileage, Also all-steel G /
stake body, in good condition. J. L. BREN-
NER d CO, 1910 Montana ave. ne. FIR.
FOR SAIE-Motor. | 933 Packard Stand
ard :. CHI 1898. t. to pm. weekdays. :
TIRES, new, S-ply r 00Xl6 nylon or rayon
fabric, passenger or truck For further
in formation, call AT 0636 or GE On66
NEW AUTO PARTs-Grilles. hub caps
cylinder heads, muff1erS. wheels. floor mats.
lenses, speedometer cable. and housing
lacks, grille guards, auto materials, glove
n r I'm N In.ts oil Ct l4nr
transmisslons rebuilt and guaranteed
j, L BRENNER e. co. 1870 Montana ave.
ne, FIR $40 "a
AUTO BODY AND FENDER REPAIRS For
prompt service and outstanding workman
Ship. see Mr., BeStpitch at CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO, INC, 1725 Wis. ave, WI
1888 -"2
i ;0OxI5 TIRES AND TUBES. Phone
GE. o163 after m Sat or Sun. morn
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Legion Auxiliary
Rehabilitation
Meeting Tuesday

Watson B. Miller, director of the
Federal Security Agency; Herrick
O'Gara, assistant director of the
American Legion's Employment
Committee: Michael Shortly, di-
rector of rehabilitation, Federal
Security Agency, and Mrs. Law
renee H. Smith, past national presi-
dent, American Legion Auxiliary
will speak at a mass meeting and
rehabilitation forum at the Ameri-
can Legion Club at 8 pm. Tuesday
The meeting will be presided over
by Mrs. Emile Schuler, rehabili-
tatiOn chairman Of the auxiliary
District of Columbia Salon, No. IA,
Eight and Forty, honored officers
of the department auxiliary at a
meeting Thursday night at the Dis
trict Building, with Mrs Marie j.
Totten, le chapeau, presiding.
MIS- Catherine Mills. department
child welfare chairman, announces
a program May 13 at the Legion
clubhouse in the interest OF child
welfare.
James Reese Europe Unit has
postponed its official visitation to
May at 1914 Vermont avenue NV.
Members Of Government Printing
Office McAleXander ana James E
Walker Units are requested to meet
at the Legion clubhouse at 7 pm.
Tuesday to shellac Braille pages.
The Department Legislative Com
mlttee will be- addressed al pm.
Thursday at the Legion clubhouse
by E. w. Luther, Legion legislative
officer
A special meeting of Vincent B
Costello Unit will be held at pm
Friday at the Legion clubhouse to
vote on change Of meeting night
Mrs. Edith Armstrong, president
of Police and Fire Unit, announced
as new members: Dorothy B. Pyles,
Beatrice K. Solomon. Anna A. Shep-
herd, Beulah La Scola. Grace V.
Jones, Audrey L, Crawford Margie
P. Gallagher, Bertha S. Lampke
Mabel S. Winter, Margaret Ratclif
and Mary M Burns.
Miss Rose Parkins. unit secretary
will start first-aid class at George
town Hospital at pm. Tuesday
Glasses will be held thereafter on
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
An Easter party will be held by
Capital Transit Unit for children at
ST. AIMS Orphanage from 3 to 6
pm. tomorrow. Members are re-
quested to assist
An executive meeting of United
States Maritime Unit will be held
at the home of Mrs Veronica DON
ovan, 40l East Clifton terrace, at
8 pm, Wednesday.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
TRAlLERS.

HOUSE TRAILER for sale; used 1899
Schut excellent condition: elect refrig-
orator, new tires, Phone IA. Il09 sun
day
WANTED Boat trailer WI s3I3 -?3
':-WHEEL custom built trailer. stake body
ixS; very sturdy. welded chassis SlS5
Mr., HUNTER, rear 400 Flower ave. Ia
UTIIIfY TRAILER, l ton. complete with
SALEmcoSIFrD Idsm oSiai .1..S, WAGON goa ya,sr.
Trailer Camp, Lo, 3n, afternoons
"A month terms Metal luggage trailers
Sories. Cash Tor your trailer RICHTER
TRAILER sALs. Route /. Berwyn, Nd
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS for
sale. Granite express and stake model
utility trallerS all-SteeI. heavy duty dump
trailers, convenient terms Rental service
Oh boat and luggage trailers Complel e
service and repair for al! makes OF traiIerS
We have IN stock a complete line OF the
following accessories. beds, Stoves. Venetia T.
blinds. bitches helper springs. etc Good
year G-ply 150xlG tres to fl MOST trallers
and Cadillac, Packard. Buick and Chrysler
cars If you are interested IN selling vour
trailer ioE cash, call Mr. LAID a Wo 32%l
TRAILER co INC 4o@o Wisconsin ave
WANTED, HOUSE TRAILER. late 't'' model.
-! or - it.. Al condition. Call Lincoln
SOLDIER viii sell l6-foot house trailer.
cheap. Washington Tourist Camp, foot OF
l4th s. brldge. u.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Citizens Meetinos

Capt. Rhoda J. Milliken of thu
Women's Bureau of the Metropol-
ltan Police will be guest speaker
at the GEORGETOWN Citizens Asso-
clatlon meeting tomorrow night
Six other civic bodies also will meet
Capt Milliken will speak on the
juvenile problem in the District.
The juvenile problem will be dis
cussed at the Anacostia meeting
Friday night, while members of the
Southwest association will discuss
food conservation Thursday night
They also have been asked to bring
canned foods and old clothing for
Europe.
The Burroughs Executive Com
mittee will hold it's annual banquet
Wednesday night in the Our Savior
Episcopal Church. Awards to the
basket ball teams sponsored by the
group will be presented.
-Four associations Mid -Citv
Northwest Council North Capitol
and Hampshire Heights-have post
poned their meetings until the fol-
lowing week.
This weeks civic calendar fol-
lows:
MONDAY.
Georgetown - st. Johns Parish
Hall, Potomac and o streets NV.
8 pm.
Hlllcrest - East washington
Heights Baptist Church. Branch
and Alabama avenues Sc, pm.
Society of Natives - Mayflower
Hotel, s pm.
WEDNESDAY,.
Burroughs Executive Committee
Our Savior Episcopal Church,
1900 Irving street NE, $50 pm.
River Terrace - River Terrace
Church House, AIS Thirty fourth
street NE, 8 pm.
THURSDAY.
Southwest - Southwest Library.
Seventh and H streets S.W., 8 pm.
FRIDAY.
AnacoStia-Anacostia Methodist
Church, Fourteenth and U streets
Sc, pm.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1885 .4-door convertible; $500
or best offer; within oPA ceiling. Tower
BUICK 1910 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
radio heater: good condition, appearance
ACME MOTOR SALES, @5@l Bladens-
BUICK 1871 spec conv. coupe, new motor
radio, under seat heater nice cond.; must
css eaTs Fa9f Mr. s"Rs Sfaa Sd4 ASPEN orA
BUICK 1877 Roadmaster S625; within
oPA ans esins good e9nditqn 1nsa see
BUICK 1896 special convertible coupe;
chanically nnc shape; >I45. within OPA
BUICK 1888 Limited; oPA low ceiling.
will sacrifice. $500 cash Just drove back
from South Carolina; excellent tires: car
Tssv sGSd oSnaS but peds WS minor enas Kbar
I'd. Hyattsville. Md. -21
BUICK 1899 limited limousine; excellent
condition throuehout; priced ld for quick sale
opS 81 slsn} ceing this RA is SS" ssS" $500 under low
BUICK 1885; good cond. r. and h.; S4oo;
within, oPA ceiling; no dealers. POI!
BUICK 1941 super s 4-door sedan: excep-
tionally clean new tires .doG new fp
Ing; no dealers. See MR.. HUCK, parking
lot at 14th and X SIS. NV between /
and 3 pm. Monday.
BUICK 1911 super sport coupe: radio and
heater: exceptionally clean throuehout.
must be seen to be appreciated ceiling
price. 81 i5S. KENYON MOTORS: home
OF quality cars. Georgia ave. at Kenyon
st NV Open ewes and Sunday. RA. 91.2:'.
BUICK 1910 S-passeneer limousine witt
heater. If you need an S-paSseneer Buicj:
hcle is one priced S563 below the high
ceiling Selling price 81 .595 HORNER S
CORNER, 9th and Florida ave. ne. Al
CADILLAC - Fleetwood custom convert
ible seaan sacrifice at S645: way under
low ceiling After l pm. 1910 Cottage
terrace, Cottage City, Md WA. 6i03
CADILLAC 1881 VIZ conv. coupe; good
mechanically; OPA $3.50. 1888 Aberfoyle
Dl. NV IL
CADILLAC 1887 VS. limousine, chauffeur
driven; in storage +" yrs; Just overhauled ::
immac condition good tires: reas. priced,
under OPA ceiling, S1,100. BY OWNER.
Call SH. 1910. -22
Evening star., 1946-04-21
AUTOMOBILES WANTED 1cont.

m6ds hshs WiLL1sas Saih aS"rs AUTo py sAnfs fke
PPLrMor"TrHP OR 81 DODGE 1oa4S rs. Nj - or 4.
SG Ai RSr AUFos H9is '07 Ia so9a 800
ape scHLEGEI g GoLDE., - 81 Csr!oS ca !oS
pTyMoTTa i laGomi eais Georgia ssx 59n aos
your car is worth, EN-. a754, Bob Tetpeir GGtts
PoSitlye transportation may be arrangee
y,nr,, wyhIe xai!lns 81, for your new car. CENTRAL
PONTIACS WANTED vii pay the high
W!ILLIAMss AUTO sALEs' "A1 R. '%' ave-. "o0s.
sell your ea see JACK xUa 'Ef BanE Danhn' rst
Ashsi ARGsDE eaP PoNTAc pE1es and GO
Largest Pontiac Dealer. l437 living ST
PONTIAC OWNERS, get every dollar your
eENTRAI MoroR SALES 44al 4 oeSay conn ave ave
sTuDEBAkERs, wanted-I viii pay tn,
WfAs Afo f9sF sAiEs ey ., mode d
hao Az HONEST II PRICE for your Plymouth
ers. 5000 Georgia ave. sH. 1900. '''' ~ CT
alss BRING o YOUR TITLE snd Sc & = hIghsst spo
PRICE 20 20 g oBiEcr9Any yR make iSSS or model
l93I 20 lail will come with cash
RaoPh + q: Ri 1SHA4D VIZ MOTORS 1920 r. 1. ave
-MoDLL CARS. any make, price ne
9plsGI' 1Sn ,p4op WI Sal lJh MiIh eash RHODE rs
Car CASH At A, oNcEnTop dollar prices a
oGroFioWx Oh Of s' oasn CASH BrYIks available
Soqr gar Adam. ~ sa44, y w1LLiAMs isi1 "A AAUT1Se 1S
81
AUSTIN, Bantam or Crosley, desperately
cAsn W, piy foR fash youk K cARFords Az Chevrolet.
hf %oToRs psHHs ad and 4as' st1 ne $500
EBvT SEE gs BEFoRE Is 1o'I YoU SELL PohANKA
BuICK OWNERS sell their cars for cash
to EMERSON g. ORME. 18th and M SITS
SELL YOUR CAR to EMERSON Il oRME
7th and NJ SITS. NV Call DI 500 tol
WANTED. later model car in exchanee 70,
Gs!y Il S56 de.,ts. to host 90. s.,o
RETGRNED VETERAN wis wishes ns' car, reason,
eap,P, ablp P.ieeS c.nH HN l235 ~ nr.srt, =
est prices for Cadilaes, Buick, La SALES
oldsmobiles and all other makes; get oul
Lac Lac, co, cadilIscs and oldsmobiles, l,;!!2
!sY BY yE1LRAS, liant sedan. "a, for business
NJ. G. CAMMEL. Is 10th ST. ne, D. C. .
sumo work. Greenbeli 47I2 -?2
sU0d s !. T5nning ~ nE eond nd4 any make viii pay
PRrSAfE Pr s1ifi PARrY M S'4 at e4s East Capitol
use, from original owner. all cash Call
c6 fF5eE 1 PM ospT senday Hs,rv
RI f9' caR E1s 1sS any condition
but not junk: BUICK. Chevrolet, Pontiac
Plymouth; eu .9yth reasonable cash; no dealers
RETURNED VETERAN wishes car reason.
eaEyRoffr aRIE Rstsff VH oR leI; FORD al cash ton
,oasg e or weekdays after pm.
phona. today. or weekday ewes. CO. s343,
rs trade light stude 1T: q. 50 DIPBoYE,
/ WILL TRADE my ia4l crosiey HSs eony oniy
94tTigh, GrTsh ~ Phone IA: .5s15.
Dodge, Pontiac. Will pay cash. No deal
DIPLoMAT WANTS oW-mi!ease car from,
otI y peisOil' Hisn class ana must be
well Kept. Phone Tues. between 10 am
EN-SEaNlCEMAN wants to buy pri-
vately owned car. will pay all cash: price
no object. Call Mr. Care Adams s344
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES.
a PRIVATE PARTY with good car
cali Adams 1874 will pay you a high
cash price. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID for your car
ail cash no checks. Don't take less
SALES.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
Businessmen
Federation Dinner
Slated Thursday

The annual spring dinner of the
Federation of Businessmen's Asso-
Citations will be held Thursday
night, under the sponsorship of the
American Business Association.
Honored guests will be Represent
ative Summers. Democrat, of Texas;
retired Fire Chief Stephen T. Por-
ter, Fire Chief Clement C. Murphy,
Supt. of Police Harvey G. Callahan
and Edwin N Lewis of the Washing
ton Board of Trade. who will show
the picture. Future WASHINGTON
A schedule of business groups
meeting follows:
Thursday.
Federation of Businessmens AS
sociations, spring banquet, Hotel
2400, 7:30 pm.
Friday.
Maryland and Virginia Milk Pro-
ducers Board Of Directors, 1855 K
street NV. 1:30 pm.
Evening star., 1946-04-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

Teton long wheelbase dump truck. IN40,
speed rear END, lo"-h p. motor. Wen
nt:o ma Va fin house on BuiIa rd Phone
GMC trgck, panel. oversIzed tires within
gsillns' psin 100, 80. alHo Fornson tractor Slw
CIc 1851 li.,ton stake 5000. below
ss;!S Tox r!cRrr Rst $50 'sss essh WI s4rs
eondton GOOD GOOD e FaeN can can 6s Bose seen soSf
t4on LIVINGSTON I'd C>on Hl!l, Mo
GMC "t2,t9n ~ truck 10 wheels 4 FABER
FORD 1888 pickup. excellent condition.
Eai19 WH1pr Pa r.Sr T. rKtck &c d good
i1.piy tires. GOOD as new" ' ii 1915, eGS Ne;o
FofD van 9+ bod dd TONS helper sood Sprnss
opA ceiling, ling Tor 70 eSS cash. $50. So G '' D
kENHX EITEKItT2oS.E cT as l9{4 13t4 st. s
in. wheelbase. beautiful van body Sl95
on parking lot, l4th and Park rd. n
iNT'L TRUCK, 1896. 1l2-ton van body
$3.50, below oPA ceiling. Rear Az \ Y
.,.-ToN GMc la4l dump or carso
Wo 900. 40@o Wisconsin ave III
sleeper cab air brakes, 10 oHX2" tires anc
Franhauf 5T u.in van Sem!'Failer g aig brakes
Federal tractors -four, 81 tons. 10 90:
20 tires. excellent condition. ttry rCa
sonable also poX-type semtralIer, vltl
10 UnX1u tres.
Do YOU need a new eneine' We hav
new Hercules and Continental engine
which Will fiji manv makes of truck,
We can install in - hours # desired
SHERIFF MOTOR CO, 800 r. /. ave
ne MI 5000, -2S
ARMY SURPLUS TRICKS by Central Mo
tor Co, authorized GMC truck dealer
new group of trucks Just received
PaneIG1a4e Chevrolet.
Dumps-l942 Chevrolets. 1l2-ton; 1914:
Federal 2l2-ton. 5-Speed
Stakes-194@ Chevrolets. i2-ton: 1914
2'2-ton GMC
Pole Line trucks-1la tons. . Fords
Vans-1a4a GMc's. 21a tons.
Tractor and trailer : 1912 Chevrole
! u ton. lS-ft van semitrailer.
Trailcrs-i2-ton. 34-ton. l-ton
Jeep-l943 Willys Airborne. S595
Van y,;,Ia b9dieS,l ,,CxG ,l2xtx' T. s?5o-S35o new,
Arlington; Va. Daily ana Saturdays. S 10 6
Sunday 10 to > CHI 1000. OK 0552
To reach out through GEORGETOWN
cross Key Bridge. turn right at circl
onto Lee Hwy Route 2l1 or @9f. driv'
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