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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
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We really ought to have
some forms printed ION tint
ed paper, maybe) to mail out
every day, saying Mrs. Tor
Miss or Mr. (insert name
here). We thank you for
sending your friend name
here) for some portraits
1t Is amazing how many
new patrons we get In this
way.
Frankly, we believe this Is
the result OF the INTEREST
we take-from the getting OF
personality" views at the
outset-on through all opera
tions to the final finishing
touch that makes a good por-
trait.
Our primary objective Is
TO create a GOOD portrait
not Just to make sale. The
result seems to be MORE
sales-and better satisfied
clients.
Ask about our special sx10
black and white at Sl95!
Hours: Mondays. Tuesdays
and Saturdays, 8 a. m. TO s
p. m; Wednesdays. Thurs
days and Fridays, 9 a. m. to
s p. m; Sundays by appoint
ment only.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
days.

Little Miss Cora Rice. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Rice, 226 w.
Michigan Ave, underwent an ap-
pendectomy Friday at Boyer Hos
pital, and is recovering satisfactor-
lily.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19

The worlds largest oil refinery
is at Abadan, Iran.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-19
Daily Market Report

Standard Brands ............45A
Texas Corporation ...........56la
United Aircraft ....,.........34A
Union Carbide ...............l07la
United Gas improvement .,..27h
United States Steel .,.......S9la
Warner Pictures .............37h
Westinghouse FL. ...........36%
F. W. Woolworth .....,,....567s
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(Ypsilanti Farm 6ureau)
Wheat tbuJ ...............N.7i
Oats tn. .........,........ 81
Rye thu ............,.. Las
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Ypsilanti Markets
Buying Prlces)

GRAIN
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Evening star., 1946-03-07

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Evening star., 1946-03-07
Crestwood Ladies' Niqht'
Brings NyIon Gifts 10 5

Business was laid aside early at
last nights meeting of the Crest
wood Citizens Association at a
special ladies night" celebration
which was highlighted by gifts OF
nylonS.
Lee Mccarthy acted as quizmaster
of contest designed especially to
entertain the women. He required
all men present to answer questions
about feminine fashions.
Another feature of the evening
was the seating arrangement. AL
ways it has been the custom for men
to sit in the rear of the music room
at Roosevelt High School where the
group meets each month. Last night,
however, they moved to the front
to make way for women members
of the association.
The nylon hose, provided by Mr.
Mccarthy, were won by five lucky
women. Mrs. Katherine Ritenour
secretary of the association. was
chairman of the committee which
put on the program.
At the brief business session, the
House bill calling for regulation of
optometry in the District was in
dorSed. Another resolution adopted
asked that streets in the south
western section of Crestwood be
resurfaced and some attention be
given to street drainage. President
Herbert Pillen conducted the meet
Evening star., 1946-03-07
"a Vessels Carrying
1858 Servicemen
Due in u. ). Today
BY the Associoted Press

Fourteen troop ships are scheduled
to dock today at four ports, return.
ing 1883 more veterans from Eu.
rope and the Pacific.
Ships and units arriving:
At New York-Coaldale Victory
from LIE Havre Originally due yes
terday - 1,46l troops, including
250th Field Artillery Battalion; 18th
Engineer Battalion.
Ernie Pyle, from LIE Havre-2,99e
troops, including 211th Field Artil-
lery Battalion; 1,254th Engineer Bat
| talon.
Westminster Victory. from Ant
werp-1 ,492 troops, including 549th
Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion.
st. Adams Victory, from La
Havre-1,471 troops, including 3lst
Engineer Battalion.
Miscellaneous troops on following
vessels: Orpheus, from Calcutta
%; Cape Cod, from LIE Havre-1,2 ,234
United States Army Hospital Ship
Jarrett M. Huddleston, from Bre-
merhaven-512 patients.
At Norfolk-Joseph Rodman Drake
20 miscellaneous personnel.
At San Francisco-Miscellaneo
on following: Fred w. Weed. from
Manila-15 Navy; Gen. Omar Bun
dy, from Manila-9 Navy, 2,98e
Army; Kennebago, from China
104 Navy; Sea Ray, from Okinawa-
Navy, 2,195 Army.
At San Diego-Destroyers Craven
and Gridley Qatter due yesterday
Is miscellaneous Navy personnel.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

Dowdy, assistant pastor of the
church.
Music was furnished by Mr.. ano
Mrs. HarWood Hall of the church's
musical department.
Among guests were Senator Green
Democrat. Rhode Island; former
Senator Josh Lee, Oklahoma; Rep
resentative Wilmington, Democrat
Mississippi; John Carter Vincent
head Of the State Department Fal
Eastern Division; LIE Mar Caudle
former head chaplain in the African
theater OF war, and Charles H
Cooke, president of the Baptist Dis.
trict Convention.
Elgin Smith acted as toastmaster
Evening star., 1946-03-07

chairman, described the proposed
plans, which call for a sanctuary to
seat approximately 1,700, four
story educational plant, social hall
and chapel.
Completion Seen by 1852.
The Rev. Edward Hughes Pruden,
pastor, told the members that, while
construction is not anticipated in
the near future, he hoped to have
the venture completed by the 150th
anniversary celebration.
The project is now in the hands
of Walter H. Thomas, noted church
architect of Philadelphia, Mr.. Pru-
den said. Discussion and action on
the proposal will come at business
session of the church March 20, he
added.
Senator Pepper berated short
sighted members" of Congress who
stood in the way of the country's
progress by trying to save a few
dollars instead of supporting a pro-
gram Of full employment and
decent housing for all"
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Salvation Army Speech
Test Won by D. c. Man

Pvt. James A. Osborne, 1911 G
street Sc, was named winner of
the Salvation Army speakers con-
test in the finals held this week at
Atlanta. He competed with $50
Salvation Army young people from
Is Southern States.
Pvt. Osborne is the son of Capt.
and Mrs. Alfred Osborne. Capt,
Osborne is director of the Saliva
ton Army USO Club here.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Church Anniversary
Guests Warned Of
Dangers 10 Peace

Selfish and materialistic quarrel
ing among the nations and in Con-
gress has reached the point where
the high objectives for which the
war was fought are in danger of be-
ing lost, Senator Pepper, Democrat,
of Florida told members of the First
Baptist Church last night as they
celebrated the Hath anniversary of
the founding of the church.
Other high light of the dinner,
held at the church at Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, was the announce
ment of plans for a new 100000
building on the present site. Thomas
. r. Wilson, Building Committee
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Relief Corps to Meet

Retiring officers and new officers
of the council of the Department
of the Potomac, Women's Relief
Corps, will hold a joint meeting
at 7:30 pm. Saturday at the WASH
ington Loan & Trust CO. Building.
Evening star., 1946-03-07

The cash value of Series E Saw
ings Bonds increases each six
months after the first year. In 10
years you get four dollars back for
every three invested.
Evening star., 1946-03-07
Convention Officer Speaks.

Other speakers included the Rev.
M. Chandler Stith, executive secre-
tary of the District Baptist Con-
vention and the Rev. r, Edward
Evening star., 1946-12-03
Nature Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEA
ICEBERGS.

Icebergs are the fantastic offspring
of glaciers. They are likely to be
more than 100 years old when you
see them Wind and water carve
them into weird and grotesque
shapes, like phantom ships and ca
thedrals.
Seafaring men once told many a
tale concerning icebergs. Artists
transferred these vivid descriptions
to canvas. Today we have excellent
photographs of icebergs, some lying
alongside a vessel amost dwarflng,
it by comparison.
Icebergs occur when a glacier puts
out to sea. The water buoys the ice
up, causing great masses to break
off. Other masses are Topped away
by underwriting. AS the iceberg
drifts slowly away it melts. strew-
| ing rock fragments along the floor
of the sea.
| But one-eighth of an iceberg Is
exposed. This means that a berg
showing 100 feet above the surfaca
has from TOO to 1000 feet below, out
of sight. These dreadnaughts OF
the sea are so fearfully dangerous
to ships that the United States Coast
Guard on ice patrol duty and mer-
chant steamers always maintain an
outlook |
Numerous small icebergs break on
from the Alaskan glaciers floating
down Glacier Bay. Antarctic iceI
bergs float higher out of the water
because they are made up of COM
pacted snow instead of clear Ice.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
OFFICES FOR RENT.

Ola G PLACE N.W.---A few modern ofices
now available in this newly remodsIsc s
PINE f4fns 3 fsS zsss0nfss nisS vermont
soss ss Z K 81. agsN NN.w.-1ons or short term
modelled once building; open space OF ap-
sF pntRY is SEaY M ssssp sos fhsnf fsa tsy
Ioss soth ST. N.W.-Entire lst a, Of new
saslans aTsba Ioe no9 s. RRy t REALTY
CORP; I7s7 K st. NV. RE. 1888; eyes
Sss i sEz5 sw2 sFss ssEsrH4 EsiH '9s Iss
1asa 1Sss S. st. FH ar OF Ri sa once
Neekdass, l het ses pm. NA. 1854. ' w -
a5l4 I4th ST, N.W.-one room; frst- floor 90
9Silsipf fohs 18Th az ST. SpHsw NV. tnr. st,.Lssge
..on F ss5 nd ApDy SG Leo L sfaFt e
sass So i4ts In NV. + e Corner a NEWTON st-En,
SFfncE 81 PaSs 9se seASE@vers Gov A desirable con-
netg mos suitable s1 drs 1or in
1Scns Mr. pavs spt hosss So $780, to
SSgwIY M; Sfa aREMopELEp anHo nI BLDG. in downtown
area having first-fi ofices for rent: Keas
rental to right party. Call KAY REALTY
fSNYER with air-conditioned suite in de-
sirsble location will rent three rooms, pro,
share reception room and large semibase,
library. sts, Prefer lawyers s4oo' Box
OFFICE AND SHOW ROOM, 1908 11th st.
DEL RAY section Of Ale Aexanfdrg5aa, n ga,a iasEs Mt
Vernon VERY dpGs ave; suitable for profsssienai and
sssssssss Sls 81 SsS iss
sslsfs esn BE- ist isubdiSidsd into oces reasonable
ssSss sSWsssTfsa4RS MS fsS fss KSoas Is ts
nsE asasSss e. mo- sts street
entrance, asphalt tile floors, painted walls: ihis
n0sfTn aeosn1 sslss oHR S5oS soss
RsRY Ssnns' Iys IpEsikABLE 1s Il oofFIcE SUITE in
newly remodeled building, suitable 5oT .ess OF
ganizatiop or sales aVatory
1a 1ass PARK sD N,W.stpdlioa die d dof5SFs s,'Eis
bath, bstS, poreh. sH1a'R BRAswEII, AID. 56ss' st17
suIrE@s stnh =. Executive ofhces, central down
town location. Inspection any time. Keys
PIKE HEhbT1SX HSlEhbhT1Sns Co e4ia iarse 81 room con-
faining 1f,500 50. it. elevator. private en- m,
trance: light and airy; NV seSei9mni1 & 9mni11I.ER hss
Tor MI Bsldyin'c ". 6 Gsu;1d.rs 4 a; a. AND peveis
naYEo9fWi oseTs Of Wesley Heights and Spring Valley,
1880 MSS siTipiS ayf pSi; Of aia 4bea 5eh st.
~ snites and Single rooms still avail
sble for dsminstins. sisntefs efce IN bua
seven;,Sstoiy n;,sst iyyscated by American Red Cross
isi ing 1ass 1nFeviousiy occupied BY the District
Governmen rooms have n,frs ep5siddsi b,fdins Shs Is
sno az [csnmnieteiy renovated. Rentals under
prevains rates and include beat near nssr
santor service. Location Is s sXesnen nSernment m
SoTLsS, S,iidine Entire building wired. for ar,
sonditioned units INSPECTION invited .cs open
daily s an to Gs1s5s m posisSHiiESRR TisHER & co,
ri NC realtors. 7as 18th st; NV: Pl, $3.50:
oEtTGas asS qsss
man M h.xneTienced operator L. j. COWlE'
Qna Eve ST. q. ". =
Evening star., 1946-12-03
AuToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have just received large shipment OF Eoed
viii also 1t other models OF General Mo
H iGfs DESIRED sass sTs99E hReabE ape co.
NERsrYpE sSElss II T Tisf R aEesSfING by the
Nap electric process; beautiful tread Z;
hour service; electrie-treated sections Il
trs Ct y ARCADE sst sef sSfT es Cos
inEton's Largest Pontiac Dealer. -.
irving st. NV, AID. $500. opicE, efnciens
AUTO AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery. new shipment Just srriyedi The The
ing ing: low priced at ARCADE PoNTIAc co.
1877 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Washins-
TRUCK BODIES made to meet your re.
quirements. Vans. plumbers Trucks: ma
s0eR cHSEF seRDT RoN as4 woRks 5sRfs VHSe ne aE
dept, I2I4 gath st; NV: RE. 24I9
pend on WAITING list t1nee lac tre
Also used tires s; and er l-day re Tscapping s sery
RrsUIT Il ~ rRssssssMhiSssioSs sssa Is pS
new hubeaps grilles sealed ,,,a beam hsaa tssHs
glass installed. J. L; i, BREWER ayS & co
sck saS kGasfna atp ZION ave Fk fapaes1 tFord With
mechanical hoisting device; suitable fol
farm trailer, etc: for S,5: worth $50 tt
S7b. Phone sH 391s mo Sun. callsl.
PASSENGER TIRES FOR SALE-Availablt
for immediate delivery from warehouse II
this city are guaranteed recapped pas
senger tires. 3 550xl6. and ) new tubes
& Dilxl g Sacrifice tires at SI.9S each ahe
tubes at 81 so each. CAN OW. 5o6l alter
s pin, Il
WitIYS brandt new eng installed in your
WHY'S, Comp. with clutch and all parts!
Terms Limited number MITCHELL
MOTOR, INC, 90 H st. ne, Wiilys dealers
wHizzER MoToRBIKE for sale; excel
condition; extra accessories. Call Gleb
SSsN 3
Evening star., 1946-12-03
T axe My Word for 1t
ny
What's in a Name?

@. To settle a dispute please tell
us how the bridge expert, Ely Gull
Ibertson, pronounces his first name.
ID. M.
A. In recent letter Mr.. Culbert-
son tells me that he pronounces Ely
in the British manner. thus: EE-lee.
@. My family name is Leech. What
nationality is it, and does 1t have
a meaning?-A. L. l..
A. Leech is the modern spelling
of the Anglo-Saxon laece. lone who
heals; a physician. Until COM
paratively recent years the physician
relied upon blood letting in treating
most ailments. Whether the leech
was named after the physician or
the physician after the leech is un-
certain. At any rate, in Wycliffe's
translation of the Bible (about 1882
the first complete translation of the
Vulgate into English, Luke. iv.23,
reads: "Leech, heal thyself," in
stead of authorized version:
Physician, heal thyself." :"
Bennettsville, S. c.: Please give
the meaning of the name Suzanne.
1t means very much to me.-MRS.
E. G.
A. Suzanne is a variant form OF
Susanna, which is from the Hebrew
shoshannah, "a lily" Other SPELL
ings of the name are Susanne,
Susannah, Susan.
@. How did the Eskimos get their
name?
A. The name evolved thus: Cree
word askimowew, 'he eats it raw;
Abnaki word esquimantsic. eaters
of raw flesh; French, Esquimau;
Danish and English, Eskimo.
copyright 1876, the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1946-12-03
TRAIlERs.

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on new and used
trailer coaches We inNite you to see oui
display of models. All new and modern
trailer house coaches. Trailer parts ano
in Sur DaEi Esers or
diate delivery. AMERICAN TRAILER co.
INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave NV WO. 1921.
SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con'
gss dtReFs fesiWs t5asr Ts4RR
SALES. g5o5 washington, Baltimore blvd,
GOOD NEWS-We have limited numbel
of New Streamlite :. Trailercoaehes, 31
livery. i without priority, Get yours while
they last Also on display l946 Kozy
LaSalle. Owosso. Roycraft; superior. n, J..
to "a months terms Sensational new Hlg. ag.
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES
u s. Route /, Berwyn. Maryland. Tel
house. h9THs ITiiRlArLERs. for immediate deliy,
erv. for veterans. and civilians COLE
TRAILER CO. Glider Dealer, s232 Geor'
gia ave; Silver Spring; Nd; 81. s242
NATIONAL .5-FT; TANDEM; sooa rubber;
FIoNAL fit5sH TfRA1LER SALES. 5000 Baltimore
ave. Riverdale. Md. Il
HOUSE TRAILER, excellent for travel nsl
wa sshinston Tourist. Camp. Hams Point
FsSsifns FoK nnsf f CASH Fl FACE e your
trailer cell Mr.; Laid or Mr 5n Schan ia AMER
IcAN TRAILgR CO. INC 1880 Wis. aye
nisi 1ssl AMERICAN, Mn a IS IT.. . rooms, over
range, good concition, reasonable. imme.
diats del SHAW. Hillside Trailer Camp
gRsfR g9S Mar0S5HSN BANTAM "a e aea asles eompese With
cover; S1s5. MIrCHELLS MOTORS, INC.
80 II st. re.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
ROLAND LEE MUTT, Attorney
AcIanhIAn Rank RuiIdinE
AUCTION SALES.
TODAY

THos. ]. OWEN son. auctioneers, 435
Southern Bldg. Trustees sale OF two
valuable brick dwellings, being known as
premises. No. 40 and 412 1st st. NV. BY
virtue of authority vested in me, as sur
yiving trustee in Equity Cause No. 80. 663;
/ win sell at public auction in front OF
the premises on Tuesday, the 3rd day OF
December, 1916 A.D., at 3 o'clock y m =,
the following described property, situate
in the District Of Columbia and designated
as and being: Part of Lot Al and all OF
Lot ~ in Square 81; now known, known foi fooii
Lot SI1 in Square 57l: subject to rstifica;
ton of the District Court of the United
States for the District OF Columbia. Terms
Of sale: All cash. Deposit Of s5o0;0o re-
Qdtred ct time OF sale. Said trustee re-
serves the right to reject any and all bids
deemed by him to be insuficient. All con-
veyancing. title fees. notary fees, revenue
stamps, etc. at cost of purchaser; Terms Terms
OF sale to be complied with within thirty
days after approval OF the Court other
wise the trustee reserves the right TO reseil
the property at the risk and cost OF the
defsuiting purchaser. after five days Of
advertisement of such resale In some
newspaper published in Washington, ID. e
CLYDE D. GARRETT. surviving trustee IN
Equity Cause No. 1868. Colorado BLDG;
I4th and G SITS. NV, Washington, ID. G
no 4 <
Evening star., 1946-12-03
B-22 sTHE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
FARMS FOR SALE tcont,nve6D

APPROX. 100 ACRES in Southern Mary.
land, situated on highway between Hughes
vile and Benedict; large Groom house with
modern bath. electricity. also small ten.
ant house. barn and chicken house: price
$4,000. For further information, cal
Adams 4465. 81
SMALL VIRGINIA FARM, Fairfax Co.
4-rm. bungalow, cleo. and running water
gas; good condition; 4 acres, 3 in cultiva.
p. c.; hard road; school bus: good set.
back and shade Total price, $1,000
$4,000 cash. Balance like rent Also
other properties for sale. And bldg. lots
For appointments, phone WHITESALI
REAL. ESTATE, Vienna 2Se, Oakton, Va
iT's COLD TODAY. but it won't be Ions
till spring, and now's the time for you to
buy this productive farm Of 3o9 acres at
less than $100 per acre, only 20 mi. from
y. C., IN Fairfax Co.; complete with q
modern 6-rm. home, 2-car garage, tenant
farm s wsii fenced and xstersd and is
ready now for spring. For further infor-
D9MINIoN INSURANCE. 81 REALTY
AGENCY, sxclusiyss ssents; 31aS 31oS No. 10th
A. AZ ACRES. va. s6 min: to 2, G.: beau
tive S-room home, Has barn snd $1,000
chicken house. An ideal location for q
shoW place or an income producer. Il. w.
STOCK OR DAIRY FARM. Montgomery
County-132 acres, S-room house, elec-
soof outbldgs.: immediate possession; 30
CAN Mr.. Eames, CO. 1915. JAMES E.
MAHONEY, Woodward Bldg, RE. 2411. --6
Evening star., 1946-12-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

LARGE DUMP TRTCK. vim haul 3 yards
hauling; Immediate service. day or nigh
local work only: at $40 per day; for truck
and driver. Hyattsyille 5477 or WA. 1901.
DODGE STAKE, with driver; general haul
ing; new new tarDaMglin. Phone MI. $500; nisht
CHEVROLET 1946 trucks for hire. day,
week Or month THE PuBIIc SERVICE
pEIyE yoyEsErI FsslRIs NJ nHEo,sSHhop con-
tract and general R hsuns ss Esp Tsns stakf
VETERAN, white, has 1g41 lh-ton panel:
wishes evening. Saturday or week end
work Call AT. 1745. -S
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs. experi-
eneed help, prompt service, reas; rates
local ana long distance. IA. 1887. 81
CARGO, stake. with canvas sop: VIII carry
padded: low rates: mr.. day or Job, with
white driver. ia. 1904. ..
VETERAN. with new pickup; steady
hauling Or deliyering nisht or day. also
VsTER mSy,ng soo. a AI lH6fIR ySai sERyrCE-pumps
flats. vans, by hr. or load, will haul any
thing; reas. rates; all white help. HO. 1900.
~
Evening star., 1946-12-03

REFRIGERATED TRUCK, baton Ford
1885; completely & oypehauleed saea motor; excel
iHRa,slNo fRacfoRs "A AND I'll oIRAfLERs, fats and
dumps. j. j. TAYLOR, 202s jefferson
psSis hwy Arlington Gm 1rsks "a 2s7 foT sale good
iiTess ist st. new new. 'qSLH pi. ass5. I; ''0' 4
GMC 1870: with loft, flas body. third mir
drovac booster brakes, equipped with rack
Toa fa shsT PIth dAsa 9FLPFfcE PFfcE M On 1893 used
icAN L eas TsA1LER CO. INC. 1880 wis. aye.
a;HE ac;HHEvsoLEr Etl II 194e 1ns-ton van body; ex-
cellent condition throughout, 1889 Chsy,
rolet panel; excellent condition. 2.l9
EoRD EtsRD,s 1871 III is-ton M panel good condition;
5000. Cal! Mr.: WILLIAMS. CO. o33s. * -
FORD WRECKER. 1926. 500; 1870 Cnev
1915. 1916 Mass. ave. Sc. 8.
FRUEHAUF-Drop frame, trailer; tar
paulin top: unusually fine condition. Price.
Sn2oo .iS Baltimore ave. Iakoms fark'
sAIEWYear- -end inventory sale. 60 trucks
-pickups, panels. carryalls; jeeps, stakes,
eRPAI eHRPi 1apa oTos ign rsss q
WHITE. new, Walt; s.oox2o. !. tires, heavy; @ W;
sately Shss 'fse'V5 &c best Sf cash offer. BOX HOY
SsN SThvnohEF sis5a sss sR slss1so a1os sIsaS
RRd NsT XSTk s41 ona re- xSsepase
thls hs fnD0et ne truck es at IsaS Keniiworth ave
ns nenSr am 9alS 70 b ,Ifan pm; nsne,. excellent
ase5,aAsss ssS5. BENDaII PoNTIAc. leii King ST.,
eehIfkKvRSoET eIfk Se Eqv is4S SOs ton and half van body
motel IN sn'esat bess Ser PoFoMac P6s APER
RNHRgGA1Thio RAJ iii s4 + panel
son sves s1itland Manor. Md, Apt: c.
fhNltfsEEKNaT16SAt. hltsEE sia9 "a 1888 H,-ton panel
truck: good condition throughon,aa Trade Trad,
and terms. LEO RoccA INC. 1901 Conn
aYg; 1EEp EN- Ma; iSGn model: excellent condition
$3.50. OF 10Th st. NV. Ma. 1871. %
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo
tor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer.
some new, all guaranteedEprices greatly
Pickups-1s41 Dodge "a ton. 1s4s
yssps.l9aIl Il. Wlllss; rbssro,.,s ~ ton; ,s4.
GMCs. ga tons, j "a ton: 1s39 Chevrolets
lI ton. 1912 Chevrolet, Ia ton with
Station wagons tcarryalls with metal
Dumps, 1912 Chevrolet. "a tons; 1912
Wans-1a43 Chevrolet. W ton: 1914
GMC, 3la tons; 1910 Dodge. l Y tons.
Chassis and cabs-I942 Chevrolet, ] VI
tons;- 942 GMCs, 21a tons.
Buses-1942 Chevrolet 15-passenger;
| l942 GMC 29-psssenger
| ATlphibious ducks-19 943 GMCs. A boa1
on water, truck on land.
Bridge construction crane truck 94a
Brockway, tons, 6x6, air brakes, l2.oos
| 20 tires :
mers,
Bodies-yans: LIFT. stakes.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMC Trues
Dealer. 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington. CH
| cross KEY Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy
| (Routess211 or 29), drive " miles. Daily
8 to g. Sunday 10 to 3.
Evening star., 1946-12-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt prom mp
virSinia ar b C. property THE AMERI-
CAN co. .s0a 18th. Ma; Se$s n.vro.nt.
ineimdine principal interest and taxes;
FIRST EEdpE;ssAlbL EFd slb s+ SAVINGS fu $$a7d. Joan
ASsoSNip AZ SNp o End TRUsT LoANS-Prompt
ana sssTsssgs se1yss ssfSTs sS5r0Ins cor sns
g.a gsa a And D. End TRUST LOANS on onD rel ss
estate in D. c.. Md. and Va MR. DRAIs-
FFfTTNDs FTD AVAILABLE for fun first.trussi
loans. 2nd-trust notes also bought. 4: a
az LOANS. amortized or straight loans
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INV second-trust notes, .. c., nearby Md
B Rsssopa5lss ogN1EsrmENr 5aSssr cokp o.shf Isfa
~ y ave NV. National 1888.
sRoKERs. ATTENTIoMsGi ,sG W. We ya BUY houses Sne;
trust snS .aTns no1ss On nFuHIToN r. R. GORDON. 1927
Eve st. NV. DI. $3.50 until pm
Evening star., 1946-12-03
GARAGES FOR SALE.

FACTORY BUILT. sizes I2x20 and 20x2C
STRAND BUILT. overhead doors: Eas,
play of models. i1O9 jefferson Davis hwy
1U. S. No u, Arlingtan. Va. % mi; south
Of Highway Bridge Phone IA. 2164.
aluminium mill buildings engineered e
specifications. DUPONT IRON WORKS,
INC, MA. 1896. A.
"f4t4 FLORIDA AVE. N:E.'-CWner forced
to sell this long established. fully equipped
auto repair garage. including the valuable
real estate. The lot is 40x140. The shop
Is built on the rear portion OF this lot.
excellent setup. Excellent financing makes
il possible to handle this entire deal with
about $4,000. Must be seen to be apple,
ciated. For full details please call HARRY
I FRIEDMAN Broker, RE 1866 -6