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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11
HEAVEN SENT

] had O wonderful Mother,
A Mother who never grew old,
Her smile was like the sunshine,
Her heart was OF pure gold,
She was as nearly an angel,
As anyone ever could be,
had wonderful Mother.
God gave that mother to mo.
LAURA A. KLINE.
Copyright. 1916. Dayton ohiol
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11

ITALY With the Fifteenth All
Force, Signal Construction i;attal-
ion Raymond Il. Codses u 20
Madison Avenue, piqua. ONO. hea
been promoted to the grade u s.aif
..s~ss amt, asout !i,s6 So / recent
announcement from his Unit Head
quarters. STAFF sgt. Godscy IS tho
son Of Mrs elsie Gedsey Of 1880
Madison Avenue, Piqua, Ohio
Stan Sgt. Godsey is a Grew Chief
With a Signal Heavy Construction
Battalion servicing til Fifteenth
Air Force In Italy
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11
With The
Armed Forces
1T. GLOVER, ARMY NURSE,
NOW STATIONED IN BURMA

NOW STATIONED IN BURMA
LEDO, Assam-Lt. r. G.. Glover.
Army Nurse Corps, whose mother
lives at 1920 Germantown St, Day
ton. O., Is now stationed at hos
pital high In the jungled Patkai
Hills of Northern Burma, stated
entirely by Negro personnel, This
hospital Is serving bolh white and
colored soldiers who are stationed
along tho famous Stilwell Road,
supply line to our Chinese allies.
Lit Glover received her training
at General Hospital No. 2, Kansas
City, and was staff nurse at the
Provident Hospital, Chicago, before
entering army service. She has beer
overseas almost year
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11

The Duke Of Paducah says,
The silver wedding anniversary
Is the day on which q couple
celebrates that 25 years Of theiI
married life Il over"
Bud Abbott. co-star OF thu
Abbott and Costello Show
should be "well-lit" all durin6
the new wear. Abbott received
70 cigarette lighters In hIe
Christmas stocking,
--
Paul Jones, former popular
WLW announcer. has returned
from more thu fiDo yenYs In The
Marines. and Is again belng
heard on seucr0l programs opey
TIE Nations Station. paal
'tho tpas separated from seYuice
'oith the rank OF staff sergeant,
spent most of his time ,cith the
Marines In the Pacific Theafer OF
Operations. =
Listeners will learn the win.
ner OF that II Hate Jack Benny
Because" contest on the comedi-
ans show Sunday. January az,
at z p. m. EST. Fred Allen ID
heading the board or judges that
Is now reading the thousands d.
letters received as result OF The |
competition.
-- ,
Cass Daley. "Bandwag0ns star
ellis OF the character who Il
taliea ACho0 Choo" because he. !
Always going off on a toot.
Santa's present to the Ed Nj.
Eonnell family Is somf thing Yer
tpecial In the way OF q nec
some at Northridge. Calf. Thei
Fypect TO move il about March I
J And Leo Garcey. Bob Eirns
BC ward. has lust ho,,ehi an
fere Of land n the San F'ernar |
% Valley and plans to build as |
snon as possible =
Credit Jack Haley With the dis
eovery Of Betty Grable.s He saw
her when ho was me at st.
Louis @theater and persuaded
movie aalent scout to give her a
screen test. Ed Gardner al,
ways enacts Archie wearing the
battered gray fedora he wore In
April. 194l, when Duffy's Tayasq
FIRST went over the air.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11
RADIO

II2sJtl3

Talented 7-year-old Anne
Whitfield Is the newest and
youngest member Of the cast
pf MICS "One Mans Family,
Anne, who plays the part Of
Penelope, was recently audi1
toned by Carleton E. Morsel
author-producer, Of the pop
ular Sunday daytime feature.
and her soft-voice exactly
suited the role Of Penelope
She's considered one OF the
most promising children in
radio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11

At the signing OF union contract cnsidrea
nane n the auto industry Henry left chairman of the
zcl aorporation Thomas center president Of the
~ ana Joseph w Frazer right president II Ka;~ar
% 1s1poIaon m and Motors get together IN
~ auh'son 70 high base nav for cmnIoye ,n
ef o pes,s the ad
N The trust fund Of SIS finished automobjlc
M assembly, ine AZ Will Rum to be distributed annua anonn
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1946-01-11

~oNLY TWO IN THE tRMYChaplain tCaptainl John WI
Bowman Surrey Lafayette Louisiana et and Chaplain
lCananl William Cleveland Ohio
are Negro Catholic chapans the Army Chaplain
Bowman formerly LAFAYETTE has been with the
finished Ghsplains School
Harvard University il September Chaplain served
parish before being commissioned After
attending the Chpan School he assigned the a2nd DIVISION
Division inactivaed Both
respective divisions Chaplain Greu awarded
the Signal photo from Bureau Of Public
Hcstons)
-A~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

Mrs. Oliver was presented a cor
sage and a gift of silver. Mrs Bill
Johnson of Myrtle Beach, S. c.,
was remembered with a wrist cor
sage and a gift. Mr.. Oliver won
high score award, W. H. Stewart
of Nichols, S. c.. second high and
Mrs. T. C Parham, Jr., travelling.
Three parties have been given
for Miss Helen Neal Collins, whose
marriage to James M. Patterson
of Greensboro took place on Nov.
2. Miss Vista Collins entertained al
a luncheon at Hotel Lorraine on
Tuesday. Mrs. James W. Payne
and Mrs. F. M. Vernon gave a
bridge party at the home of the
former. High score award went to
Mrs Kenneth Boyd, low to Miss
Vista Collins. Mrs. James Mack
Robson and Miss Louise Sander
son were hostesses on Wednesday
morning at the home of Mrs. Robe
son.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Dessert Bridge
Party Honors Two
Lumberton Brides

LUMBERTON, Nov. 2 - Mrs.
Jack Oliver of Marietta, a bride,
and Miss Elizabeth McBryde, bride
elect, were honored at a dessert
bridge given by Mrs. o. P. Owens
and Mrs ]. Irwin Biggs at their
home. Six tables were in play after
a sweet course, was served by the
h~ostesses, assisted by Mrs. Paul
A1britton of Hookerton and Mrs. H.
Franklin Biggs.
Mrs. John A. Tudor was awarded
high score prize and Mrs. Oliver
low. The honorees e presented
gifts.
Hoaoring Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Oil
yer, newly-weds, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Page and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wade
Page entertained at the Rogers
home in Marietta at a dessert
bridge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Recreation Events
Planned For Week

The City Recreation department
has announced its schedule of
meetings, dances and parties for
this week as follows:
Monday-8, USO Junior hostess
meeting at Community Center:
6:30-Bible club at Nesbitt courts,
8 Ladies Card club at Nesbitt
courts; 7:30 - Teen age club at
Maffitt Village.
Tuesday-3, Lions Auxiliary al
Community center; 8 Square
dance at Community center; g.
Mems club at Nesbitt courts; 10
= Bridge club at Matfitt Village;
3-Dance class at Community cen
ter.
Wednesday, 1890, Bridge club
at Community center; 8 Bridge
club at Community center; IL
Community Council at Community
center; 10 - Shell craft at Com.
munity center; 4-Dance class a.
Community center; 10-Shell Graf
at Nesbitt courts; 3-Tap dancing
at Maffitt Village: $50 Square
dance at Maffitt Village.
Thursday $3.50, Dance class 2.
Community center; 8 Thaliar
Workshop at Community center.
Friday - 8, Teen Age dance a.
Community center; $50 Square
dance at Maffitt Village; 8-Teei
Age club at Nesbitt courts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Surf Club AT Wrightsville Scene
Of Lovely Dinner Party Friday Night

One Of the loveliest parties OF
the entire week was that given on
Friday evening at the Surf club
when Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Browne
Ruffin and Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden
Bellamy entertained with a delight
full dinner party honoring the form
er Miss May French Taylor who
became the bride of Robert Hope
Crawford, Jr., of Charlotte last eve
ring in a brilliant ceremony at st.
James Episcopal church.
The attractive lounges of the
clubhouse were charmingly decorat-
ed with autumn flowers and softly
burning tapers and dinner was
served buffet style from a beauti-
fully appointed table. The brides
table vas centered with a beautiful
arrangement of white flowers and
candles in silver candelabra and
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Annual Buddy Poppy Day Sale
Will Be Held Here On Saturday

November II is Armistice Day.
As has been the custom for many
yesrs. on Saturday. November 9,
preceding Armistice Day, the ]. A.
Marley. V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary
has received a permit from the
city authorities TO hold their an
nual Buddy Poppy Sale on the
streets Of Wilmington. This will be
the 25tl anniversary sale Of Buddy
Peoples by the Veterans of Foreign
Wsrs.
On this day, the women of the
auxiliary. with the help of the
young girls. daughters of veterans,
offer to the public these lovely silk
peoples made by our disabled vet
erars of World Wars | and IL in
our Veterans Administration hospi-
tails throughout the country, in
memory of their comrades who
give their lives in defense of our
co9ntry.
While We are celebrating the end
of two wars: the laying down of
AIMS and rejoicing over the return
of Our men and women from battle
lie. US remember and do honor
TO these who lie sleeping in our
own and in foreign lands, and to
those brave zen and women who
returned, but for whom the strug-
gle is not yet over; those whose
pain Wracked bodies bear the
wounds of battle; those whose
minds and nerves shattered by the
horrors of war. all, are fighting a
gallant fight to overcome their
handicaps and to becomeable to
again take their rightful places in
the country for which they fought
These men do not want charity;
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

nor pity. All they want is under
standing and the opportunity to be-
come useful self : supporting citi-
zens. For awhile, there are many
who are unable 10 do more than
Just make peoples to exc out a
little extra money for themselves
and their families. Making peoples
may seem very insifnificant to
those who do not understand-but
to these men and Women-it means
the recovered use of hands, long
useless; regained confidence by the
blind: the aid to reconciliation and
use of mental and physical facul-
ties by the nervous and mental pa
tents. The Peoples serve as a Me-
mortal to their "Buddies'': as a
method of therapeutic and voca-
tional training prescribed by staff
physicians; a source of revenue
and a morale-booster.
The VIEW. Post 2573 and auxi-
liary buy these peoples from the
disabled men and women who made
them, and then offer them to the
public for whatever they will give
for this worthy aus There is no
set price placed upon the peoples.
All money received from the sale
used locally for welfare and re-
habilitation work among needy and
disabled veterans and their fami-
lies. and for the maintenance and
upkeep of the VT. W., Widows and
Orphans Home at Eaton Rapids,
Mich. A North Carolina Cottage for
the widows and orphans of North
Carolina V.F.W. members is to be
built on the grounds of the National
Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich, at
a cost of approximately S12. 900. 90
Wives and daughters of Post
members, as we'll as other girls of
the teen age group who will help
to sell peoples, please call either
Mrs. Adah Waters, Poppy chair
man, telephone 2-1614; Mrs. MILAN.
chairman Of Girls; telephone 1883;
Mr.. Sass, telephone 5281; Mrs. SUIT
ton, telephone 1920 or Mrs McIn-
tire, telephone SOIL before Satur-
day. The poppy headquarters in the
T1dewater Power Company assem-
bly, hall, Second and Princess
streets, will be pen at 7 p. m. for
distribution of peoples.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Local WV Girls
Will Attend Meet
In Winston-Salem

During the weekend Of Novem-
Der IS the YWCA will hold a state
conference at Winston-Salem.
The following girls rom the local
WV will leave on Friday immedi-
ately after school for the confer
ence; Ruth Ann Fisher, Jean and
Joan Pullen, Nanette McLendon,
Doris Cashwell. Rebecca Burnette,
Janet Becker, Frances Baker Bar
bara Deans, Bette Walters, Alma
Swart, Norma Williams, Betty
Craig, and jeanette Potter.
On Friday night, in Winston-sal-
EN- at the WV, the girls will meet
n another and become acquaint-
ed. The program for Saturday will
include a sing-song with Raleigh
girls in charge, a speaker who will
talk on Building Today for a
World OF Peace" an open forum
with High Point girls directing, and
lunch at the YWCA. On Saturday
afternoon the business meeting will
include the election of state Off
GERS, followed by club clinics in
which the Wilmington girls will be
the conductors of the clinic. On Sat
urday evening there will be a ban
quet after which the Winston-Sal-
en- will sponsor a dance and game
hour. On Sunday morning there
will be a worship service lunch at
the club and then the journey
home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

smaller tables were grouped about
the dining room OF the club.
Prior to this Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as B. Granger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kauno A. Lehto ard Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark James entertained at the club
with cocktails.
Saturday at 2 O'Clock the out-of-
town guests, members of the we'd
ding party and members Of the
two families were honored with a
delightful barbecue at the Surf club
when Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clark of
Tarboro were hosts for the bridal
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford.
Sludge in automobile engines
may be caused by water, SCOT,
carbon, Or lead salts developing in
the combustion chambers, and not
necessarily by inferior oil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Local ECTC
Alumni Will
Hold Meeting

The New Hanover chapter of the
East Carolina Teachers college
Alumni Association will have a
luncheon melting in the private
oIhlng room of the Friendly cafe
terra at o'clock on Saturday, No
vember 9.
DR.. Dennis Cooke, president of
the college, will be guest speaker.
All alumni are urged to attend.
For reservations, please call Miss
Martha Whitehurst at 2-209O by
Wednesday, November 6.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Garden Club
Meets T'uesda,

The November meeting O.
Cape Fear Garder cIu6 ~ q.
held Tuesday mornirg' I.
o'clock in St. James Gr@s. . !
with Robert Swan S,urtey.r.a '
Nashville, Tenn, as guest d
er. 'pea&
The executive board win
at 1920 o'clock. Ne'l
Members are requested "a
sprays of various garder
be used in demonstrate .
Sturtevant's talk. w.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03

Mrs. Grace Williams of Charlotte,
president of the Auxiliary to the
N. c. Department of V.F.W., and
Mrs. Mae Cook of Winston-Salem,
past president, made an official Wis
it to the Lumberton auxiliary Sun
day They were guests at a lunch
con at the Pine room and later
addressed members at the Lorraine
hotel.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-03
Wesleyan Methodist To
Hold Revival Meeting

A revival meeting beginning to-
day, November 3, and continuing
until November II, will be held at
the Wesleyan Methodist church,
18th and Castle streets.
The Rev. J. A. Clement of Ashe-
vile, is to be the evangelist n
will conduct services each day a
7:30 o'clock in the evening.
Evening star., 1946-11-02
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A WESCHLER A. SON.
FUTURE

ADAM A. WEsCHLER & son. INC, Auc;
tioneers. 905 E St, n;w-Trustees, sale o.
ysnans vernon pass nx IN
By virture Of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1890. Folio 179 al
Of the and records of the psf5 E
Action No 35303. in the District Court o.
the United States for the DISTRICT OF
rity & Trust Co. substituted trustee, ant
thereby. the underSigned substitutes
of the premises on Thursday, the 9TH day
of November. AID. 1946, at O'Clock p m
Situate hs aSoTh in the District Of Columbia. snt
Lot numbered Two ca in Square numbered
as W folFows:NBesinning for the same il
the north line Of Mount Vernon place. &c
feet west from the southeast corner Of said
to the center. of the wall of the house
erected on said lot: thence north 100 feet ct
east sS feet thenee south loa
Terms OF sale; One third Of, the pur.
m so eens IN passbe m
and two years, with interest at pei
Icentum per annum, payable semiannually
rSst ans ap0n q the ss eropers d e
at the option of the purchaser, A, deposit
of So 10000 in cash or certified check on
Endorsed payable to the undersigned sub
stituted trustee will be. required at time
Of sale. Examination OF title, conyeyanc;;
cost cost Of purchaser Terms of sale to be
complied with within thirty days from day
Of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the
right to resell the property at the risk
Ave days advertisement Of such resale ir
ton. b. c. AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO. Signed by: VIM. L BEALE BEALIEE
Vice President. Attest: r. L. FLATHER
under said deed of trust by Civil Actor
No, 35303 in the District Court OF Of, y tn p
United States for the District Of Coiumpla
oc2S, DC, :3O,3l mol 9 ,5,6,7.
Evening star., 1946-11-02
MOTORCYCLES.
MOTORCYCLES WINTERIzED :.

1OTOhCICLkS W1NTEkAEED - framed
repairs and winter motor tuneup; lights,
brakes checked. new tires, wtndshields and
leg shields installed; all makes and mod
most complete stock Of accessories IN
INDIAN MoToRcYcLE SALES. ell 9th
fRRANcciis-BARNETT Fl MERLrNs. 1s5 &C.
3-speed Transmission. iight-weieht metor-
i Hriei. Sdy Triymph. rGd Matehiess % and Norton.
BRITISH MoToRcYcLE SALES. 2oI4 NJ
HARLEY HI iI'i DAVIDSON 81, 1a4e, completely
overhauled. Call pI. 1858 day. TR.
HARLEY. His s.'' "A, 1912 model, in good run
shielded, chrome crash bars, saddle bags
and so other ex.rss. CYCLE CENTER, ssi5
1sbiAN nsh a, n iS1 Scout IT. 11aas. s11o. PETER
SAMPLAIR. MPPILA Cedar lane. Cabin John, Nd
BsA,eEB in sess eOnetiop; rev Vg 1say ttrs;
eolo eta s. sEArHfa sH III ofs1 Is COMING, your Blk.
Special. adjust chains valves. carburetor;
check clutch and controls; We also hav.
for al cYcs
KEGAi Tee ali mo4oR 81 i scooTKRo Fl 5s model
new, new, S1s5' Eai osiY CYCLE CENTER sls 9Th st
HID, 2. '74s, to be sold as IS. CYCLE
CENTER, a12 9th ST. NV, EX oSl1 -.
MOTORCYCLE. Indian Scout. must sacri-
fice. ol53 31st pl. NV, Chevy Chase,
STUDENTS! why worry dad for the car!
Buy a new BSA motorcycle for S476.43
and your transportation problem is solved
CYCLE CENTER, 9l2 9th st. NV. Phone
EX 0h11 Is
CUSHMAN 1946 motor shooter: practically
new, 2-speed Transmission; tandem seats;
NpHR SafEf 1a46 n top shape best
offer. lis Rittenhouse st. NV. RA. 3975
Evening star., 1946-11-02
1RAILERs.

NEW AND USED house trailers on II to
mGnh lsnas Mesa essass also
TRf MER SALES. Route 1. BsrWyn. Md.
sPARTAN. the all aluminium aircraft-con-
iasriss hsssfssfb being shaSsdss
cash sstMyh foR Ma youa GSsr TRSIIER-n you wish
S s Sne hS9fs Ms sff5 S5 ffs
hous2 rs ECHslA fGas for immediate delivery.
G0LE TEAILEE CO. s,ss sssS s4s Ge0rsa ave.
s!Isf ssis = sosinsi sRnasiiEFSx tS pRfvE Ail-sehqltn
ssss S. pSS 81: Snsss SFss sass ssl
esadg Tor "s "mmediste naS dsivery largest
s{s szs ssEsa#i's ex lgt e. sysssm lsts H s7
nelnstions fl as1s spsr:an = sss
new is4S slysI sses 20 Am sTs
1some with electric refrieeratop. These
and others now Jeady for
II third ite' down.. balance M @ in *. is a months.
We maintain our own transport delivery
service we viii Ca call for for and sa deliver sasa a
Bonded drivers, "a hour service. Wire
write phons Pete1sburg sigz Honsst
van va deaier nT i6a8 i5atief MAN. 'efS'ufs' "a
SCHULTZ NO. AZ. s7 IT. long: 3 rms, new
tires; in Al condition. Old Lot No; 80,
UTILITY TRAILER. i94s. heavy-duty, 8
1T. by IT., body closed in with marine 5s-
IN. r., plywood; s IT. high; good tires; $3.50
NATfoNAL. 11is4e, as-ft., excellent condi-
va. Falls Church 21s4-W. NUNGEssER
TRAILER. new, 1915, private owner; is
it., sleeps four; $3.50. Displayed ! pm. to
s pm. Saturday. Amoco Ser. Sta. 18th
TRAIIER. platform body. complete with
TRAILER, 1s-ft;. 1e42, schult sleeps
Located at Jones trailer park, washington
IGGGaGE sas'Gs5s 0iEa TaAnER, good tires. Bring
eosfsEsTaI S ans MI exef a7 wa assd eae few ons
tires; wardrobes; beautiful interior. See
Ask 'eas for Mrs s ssIker fA TERMS srransed =
HOUSE TRAILER, standard. large: built
in bed to accommodate family with 2
aure aunsf s1ANpYs a5Ss TRaER ia eo1Rr be
yond Naval Hospital, in Bethesda, Md.
Ing INTO camp On cah air. at fa Bandg's NJ 1ssf Trailer
TRAILER RENTALS-Rent all-steel utility
ers, by day Or longer: rental hours. to
e.: closed Sundays, Pick up trailer Sat.
afternoon for Sunday. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO, 4030 Wisconsin ave. WO 1891.
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES for
sale, complete line of trailer parts and ac-
cessories; visit out new display rooms
and stock depts: new home appliances ar
irving daily AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
INC. 1890 Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1891.
steel; excellent 15x75O eight-ply tires;
electric brakes. full length porch floor and
awning; newly painted; completely re-
diate sale See CHAPLAIN JOHN T. DON
NELLY. Hillside Trailer Village. 5000
SCHULZ 1871: good condition; electric
brakes. new tires; 81 800. Call Sat. or
Sun. 10 a.m-5 pm, sH. 0915. -3
1912 PLATT, 25-foot, excellent condition.
must sell. Lot No. 40, Temple Trailer
Evening star., 1946-11-02
AuToMoriyE MISCELLANEOUS.

BODY AND FENDER WORK. reasonable:
work guaranteed: auto painting. S35 up.
"TCM'S" GARAGE, 20 Decatur st. ne,
between o and P. of of North Capitol
CADiLLAC owNERs-veteran has ex-
pert mechanics to repair your car. Drive
in for immediate guaranteed work; Paint
ing, body and fender work. WILL,ARD'S.
GARAGE & PAINT SHOP, rear 1910 l4th
BopY. 30 "' FENDER AND RADIAToR-EScel-
priced, GA. AVE. AUToMoT1vE SERVICE
ONE 12-FT. STAKE BODY, practically
new. Call GE. 3191. q
ONE PACkARI Iso engine sseoomp. eomp. rebuilt; BY IL
Ss75. Packard cast iron cylinder heads, heads,
cover, Cove Sis; 1882 Chevrolet cylinder head
and tyans%missioena % enae BELLV1EW GARAGE,
NEW.TYPE M TYP TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
hour sn Service Service: eeefric-treated sections il
capped sSpp d. at = ARCADE PoNTIAC Co, Wash.
ington's, Largest Pontiac Dealer. l431 l;a3t
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efncient
HuT0 AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de-
livery. new shipment Just arrived, the
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing: low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC. co,
[ 437 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
toms Largest Pontiac Dealer;
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.: We
have Just received large shipment Of 5000, s d,
will also fit other models Of General Motors
Desired. dssi Vc ARCADE e PoNTIAc CO. I437
Irving st. NV. AID: $500. 0.-----------
Evening star., 1946-11-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GOOD condition; ceiling price; can be seen
cHEvRoIET q Esa Isi 1888 'f Hydraulic truck, IL
sSes' fIs1 MSS ssS9 Ten S5A ss1
e3H%RR's eaE9RoLRT Rfe 54i AFinfs9n va dump truck
RREcK S$P I'll sso sS;o;,f aSsS
eeillns &c ao ssSa BfhIHi&ER nSSd PAIMER Il
ooF on g. GG sgsfps SnfDs aa f. $780, e5S Hsm
Master MAST n meter 15o.tt. hose: SA' 1873 7s or
FOR fsn Os sSsE Sfsn Or 81 Coach milk
truck viii trade for '3S or 80 auto,
Has ons. hundred different uses. After 6,
WHITE 1sss model s72os cab AND and chassis: ,,ssiz
eSed skns prSsd Il nj q '9qE Ers Rs5
IEyM PRopUcTs. NC $3.50 River I'd,
an ls1 Tha baas OK ss Box ss st sssg ss
WHITE Army scout car. 1871, practically
new; under, oPA ceiling; $3.50. 1902 5oth
TRACTOR. International, and 2a-toot
Fail IEaer c sespsr Vs en ea0 cali S9 h tss hV
oT6n sT5 sSsrs a Hsgcks as oE rusf
=, stakesN(4 .GMc ga tons; CD 1912
Chevrolet ] 1a tons.
senger; (2) 1912 Chevrolet 15-passenger
Dumps-(4l 1912 Chevrolet "a tons;
(2) 1912 GMC ga tons: 1912 Mack IA
tons.
Tractors-1942 Studebaker 2a tons,
booster brakes, overdrive.
Command cars-1942 Dodge A-ton.
Pickups-1942 Dodge s4-ton, some with
winches.
Wreckers-1942 GMC 2h tons.
1941 half-ton Dodge ambulance.
Vans-1942 GMC 21z tons.
Caterpillar tractor-Allis-Chalm IL
Bodies-1o-ft. and 12-ft. steel cargo
bodies.
1912 Dodge suburban delivery (station
1885 Terraplane sedan. as is, $319.
Trailers : 1-ton truck trailers. CEN
TRIAL MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy, Ar
ilngton. Va. Daily and Saturday. to 8;
Sunday. 10 to 3. CH. 1000. To reach:
turn right onto Lee hwy. tRoute 211 or
29). drive IL miles: