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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-18
KENlCE.NIcK
METHODIST CHURCH

John B. Coan, Minister
Sun. Church School weekly at 9:45
Sunday Morning Service at 11:OO
Choir and timely messages
Evening Youth Fellowship at $3.50
Devotions and Social Fellowsh1p
Always q Genuine Welcome
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1946-04-18

GENERAL MOTORS
2s(1LI1lEE7E33sl25
[7sXS SERVICE
war BY
. IS that have small
free The of MSSr ; also %
ali large business concerns of today were small
General organized go very
earliest days industry beyond-o carriage
and building shops and bicycle
good .borously
make
Out the fGs Of ss 4s S spent
line While i.ored engines putting
1si ] -:
five more years completing odsmobile
David Buick engines
decided that the lief held With
1; I'll: basic from which
Of the small business changed Buick
Organization Cadillac Automobile Company under direction
aiay
roundabout way When the odobe factory destroyed
engine s s s s:s:op.a
%ay ss sa e Fl, n ns s s
result the forming Of the Cadillac Automobile Company
Buggy Company decided the buggy business thing
still He the Oakland Motor Car
pany. His . rwocyinder model
In the early part 1902 pioneering spirit and
manufacturing facilities Of the Buick oldsmobe OAKLAND and
service through General Motors
in 49,: III. d the s
United Motor: became Of Genera. Motor.
carriage makers allied itself organisation.
From beginning .. that il. birth escaped notice in financial
General Motors which important and valued customer
National Bank Of Of Seattle has worked its
production and bringing people .vyhess
the comforts and Of variety Of ana
production marvel
Motors January 1910 celebrated the building Of IL
companies America
In the building Of these millions Of workers
grazing country Of
weavel psnser. eeesn asnsers neehans worker.
and shared in the reward Of payroiis and other income
Out hi. Of General MOTOR I'll:
policy nehboy friendly sound bushes.
regardless Of size the Small business finds friendly
service here.
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Evening star., 1946-07-22
Auto Phone Service
Near in New York
BY the Assueioisd Press

NEW YORK. July 22.-Plans for
Inauguration OF two-way radio-tel-
ephone service for motor vehicles in
New York State were made public
today by the New York Telephone
Co.
Charges probably will be 30 to 40
cents TOR three minute calls In the
Greater New York area.
The company said present plans
call for service to be made avail
able in the New York City area by
late summer or early fall and for an
intercity network extending to AL
bany and Buffalo early next year
Radio telephone stations along the
New York Boston highway are
scheduled to be put in operation In
November.
Construction of equipment for the
new service will begin in August
and mobile service operators now
are in training. although the COM
pany is waiting permission from the
Federal Communications Commits
sion to establish the service.
Three classes of service are
planned by the company: A gen.
eral two-way telephone service en-
abling connections to be made be-
tween vehicles and regular tele-
phones; a two-way dispatch service
between a customers Office and his
own mobile units only, and one
way signaling service to mobile
units.
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Mrs. Wickware Seeks
Divorce After Shooting
By the A.oeiotsd Pres,

PHOENIX, Ariz., July 22.-Suit
for divorce charging that her hus-
band has been guilty of excesses
outrages and cruel trea tment," has
been filed here by Mrs Margare,
Farley Wickware against Reid King
Wickware.
Mrs. Wiskware is recovering in q
hospital from pistol shot wounds in
f1icted by her husband the night
of July 8. He Is uder arrest in the
same hospital, recovering from q
self-inflicted pistol wound.
The suit makes no direct reference
to the shooting.
This is the second time Mrs
Wickware. a former model. has filed
a divorce action. The first suit, filed
July 8, was dismissed without preju-
dice on her motion the morning OF
July 9.
Evening star., 1946-07-22

were those of enlisted men whose
names were withheld until the next
Of kin in the United States could be
notified. The flfth was I'd 1t. Clair
". Brandhorst, Madison, Wis, who
resided with his wife at Santa Clara
The wives of the following per-
sonnel residing in Santa Clara
Panama, were notified by Army
headquarters that their husbands
were missing.
Maj. Leonard N. Campbell OF
Roseville. Calf; Maj. Harold l.
Christman, Denton, Tex; Maj, Paul
J. Hydo, Perth Amboy, N. j.; lst 1t
John r. Frye, Wollaston. Mass. 1st
1t. Ronald c. Morey, New Milford
Conn, and TISergt. Harold D. Par
son, Hannibal, Mo.
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Veteran Housing Unit
Will Discuss Plans
For National Program

Requests for concerted action on
veterans housing problems on a
national scale by veterans orgar1i-
cations will be discussed at an 8
pm. meeting tomorrow by the Com
bined Veterans Committee for
Housing. The group will meet at
1850 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
The committee, representing most
OF the large veterans groups, will
consider possibilities of submitting
recommendations to organizations
meeting at national conventions. &C
cording to George L. Cassidy. vice
chairman of the committee.
Mr.. Cassidy said committee mem
bers have been appointed to inves-
tigate nearly every phase" of vet
erans' housing here, and that their
findings will be reported at the
meeting.
To Discuss Withdrawals.
Also UP for discussions will be the
recent withdrawal of two organi-
cations from the committee, which
Mr.. Cassidy termed IAN effort te
disrupt" the group. I'm referring
to individuals who took it on them.
selves to withdraw" he said, add,
ing that he didn't think they truly
represented their organizations"
Spokesman for the two groups
however, said the meeting will g
ahead without their participation.
Herbert J. jacob. commander o
the District of Columbia Depart
ment, American Legion, said hi
group will not be represented be.
cause he did not think views O
some of the organizations coulc
speak for the Legion" He addet
that aims of the committee Nigh
be carried out better by a smallel
committee of organizations"
Says Views Confiicted.
Robert R. Nathan, local chairman
of the American Veterans Commit
tee. which also withdrew about three
weeks ago, said the committee
never was formalized" and that
stands of the group conflicted with
established AVG policies.
Mr.. Cassidy announced that Wash
ington builders also have been in
vited to the meeting ito get their
views on why veterans are not get
ting priorities for building assured
them by law.
At the same time, the committee
will consider charges by Ernest r
Henry, executive director of the
Home Builders Association. that
builders are being denied materials
for non-Federal low-cost construc-
ton programs.
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Goots Interrupt Tribute
To Atom-B Bombed Kin
BY the Associated Press

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calf.
July 22.-The San Fernando Valley
Goat Society, holding its 10th an
nual show, tried to observe one min
ute of silence yesterday in honor of
the atomic-bombed goats of Bikini.
Four hundred goat owners stood
silently at the bidding of President
Frank Ecker, but the goat entries in
the show kept on baaing, perhaps
in protest to the ss-degree temper
ature.
The goat society didn't half-staff
the nag or sound taps in honor OF
the goats because war veterans told
Mr.. Ecker they would not counte-
nance the use of the nag for such a
PURPOSE,
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Search Continuing
For IS in Air Crash
BY the Associated Press

PANAMA, Panama. July 22.-Air
and surface craft continued to comb
the waters of the Pacific coast OF
Panama today for IS crew members
missing after a collision of two
United States Army Flying Fort
resses near Coiba Island. Five bodies
have been recovered from the area
where the tragedy occurred.
The collision occurred Saturday
afternoon while the planes were
searching for three pursuit craft
which were lost In severe STORM
Thursday. Army headquarters said
the big bombers crashed when they
swept down to investigate what ap-
peared to be life raft floating on
the water.
-Four of the five bodies recovered
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Hughes Lung Droined
Of Second Quart Of Fluid
Nv ,bs Axs,e;,,.d Prose

BY ths Asseeioted Press
LOS ANGELES, July 22.-Howard
Hughes, plane designer and movie
producer. was resting comfortably"
today at Good Samaritan Hospital
Evening star., 1946-07-22

top quality fresh fruits and vegetables to make perfect
salads The lettuce be crisp and tender tomatoes must be
ripe yet firm and full favored every ingredient must be at its
peak of goodness if the salad to be exactly right Yes salad
making just about the most test make of fresh
produce That's why invite you try Sideways fruits and
vegetables salads We're certain you'll find them grand
promise your money back if they fail to please you
Evening star., 1946-07-22

following removal of a second quart
Of fiuid last night from his left lung
battered when Mr.. Hughes crashed
in an experimental plane July 7.
His physician yesterday reported
noticeable improvement"
Evening star., 1946-07-22

Prices effective until the close
Of business SATURDAY., July FL,
1913, except praduee prices
which are subject to daily mar
ket changes. NO SALES TO
DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Evening star., 1946-07-22
Carol Drake describes
complete salads

Make summertime salad-tlme by in
cluding whole meal salads on your menu
frequently during the week you make
the salads substantial enough by add
ing hard cooked egg, seafood, cold
chicken or meat or cheese, as we'll az
garden fresh vegetables, then all you'll
need to complete the menu is dessert,
SUPER SUPPER SALAD Com bine
! cup faxed seafood, chopped leftover
chicken or meat with l cup cooked
peas, / cup sliced. cooked carrots, l
large sliced cucumber. sliced radishes
and green onion tops and ALI to taste,
and or 3 sliced. hard-cooked eggs
Season with y tsp. salt and y tsp
sugar. Toss in salad dressing seasoned
with bit of mustard. Serve on lettuce
or cabbage leaves. Garnish with tomato
wedges. Serves s plentifully.
KIDNEY BEAN AND VEGETABLE
SALAD Drain and chill medium-size
can of kidney or baked beans. Combine
l cup shredded cabbage, ? or 3 toma-
toes cut in wedges, or chopped green
onions, tops and ALL l cucumber finely
diced. Season with salt and pepper Add
beans and toss in tart dressing Serve
in lettuce cups or on shredded mixed
green's. Serves s.
YOUR FAVORITE VEGETABLE
SALADS can become whole meal
salads by making them in generous
amounts and adding cold chopped
meats, canned seafood, and the like Or
you can make them tasty and robust
by adding strips of luncheon meats
or pre-cooked chopped frankfurters.
Add a bit Of left over rice or cooked
macaroni or chop boiled potato into
a mixed vegetable salad
HAVE YOU EVER TRIED shredding
raw new turnips or beets IN salad?
Raw caulifower is delecta BILE too, sliced
, paper thin or shredded
Cu1oR 0nokL oy,(le,
The Homemskers' Bureau
-E.t,< ssteusy Service
Evening star., 1946-07-22

George Bernard Shaw had only
five years of formal schooling.
Evening star., 1946-03-04
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

gain; needs fixing; sell for $3.50 as is
CHEVROLET I94l pickup. Can be seen
FORD ls4l dump truck. good CONDITION
FORD 1881 panel body ,s-ton truck. Can
Br be seen Go aas ss7s time at @6ls Sherman ave
sIuDEBAKER s1InDL t.k ls4l ,s-ton pickup, als,e
b for nfITr lpE 1as rp Is IS opA ce,lins $40 LEE
TRUCKS, 1897 Dodge. ,a-ton panel. Al
condition, within oPA; best cash offer. Ap.
GMC l94l truck with i-ton stake body
.. s. ARMY sURPLUs TRUCK, a.-ton. ike
quick sale. 400 Brandywine St. Sc. .
CHEVROLET 1910 panel excellent condi-
1898 international with refrigerato,
body sI'Ig5. PARKWAY. 3O5l NJ st
Motor Co. suthorized dMc truck eE dealer: psfa
Pickups, l2-ton. 1924 Dodges
Dumps l94" 1la-ton chevrolets; ga
l0-wheelers, 2i2 ton, la43 GMc chassis
and cab and platform bodies
Panels I,2-ton, i94@ Chevrolets:
1i2-ton international
Tractors. 1912, ton and half Chevrolet
CCfEmmand Con- s1nds cars; l ,s-ton Saa Ia41 Dodges
cENfRA MoTos ReT RpTe5 ao Rsahs$ a Lee hwy
Arlington. Va. Daily and Saturday : to g
To feaeh e bEurh 2Ce 1a SS
Key Bridge, turn right at circle onto Lee
hwy. Route = or 29l. drive "a miles
Evening star., 1946-03-04
sons. AS writer he does not COM
pare with Hemingway.

sons. AS writer he does not COM
pare with Hemingway.
Los Angeles: The superstition
that it is ungrammatical to end a
sentence with a proposition will
doubtless be with us to the bitter
end, despite your good efforts to
explode the myth. Have You heard
the one about the commanding Of
ficer who. on learning that one OF
his decisions had been criticized
by his Junior officers, posted a no.
tice on the bulletin board which
read: This is a type of criticism
up with which 1 shall not put"
Mrs. F. L.
Answer-At the other extreme is
the little girl mentioned, in Ernest
Weekley's Cruelty to Words" tE. P
Dutton g. CO.. She asks peevishly
What did you bring that book fol
me to be read to out of from for?'
Why is it incorrect to say, He Is tn,
man whom think took the money
| Who whom will trouble you never agar
{ II you send for my simple. nontechnica
pamphlet. For free copy, send stamped
I self-addressed envelope to Frank Colby
IN care Of The Star. Ask for WHO
! WHOM pamphlet.
Copyright. the Bell Syndicate, Inc. 1916
Evening star., 1946-03-04
TRAllERS.

NEW KOZY, Platt. and Superior; many good
used trailers. Including tandems. Cash for
your trailer. RICHTER TRAILER SALES.
Route !. Berwyn. Md Tel Tower 6035
FOR RENT-5-foot. 1-foot, 9-foot. 2-wheel
srake trailers; hour, day or week. We
major cities RENT-A-TRAILER CO.
1903 Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. Call Glebe
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS or 10.
8 and "a months finance terms. Luggage
trailers. stake and express models available
for immediate delivery. All types OF trailer
equipment, heaters, beds. helper springs,
etc. Repair service on all kinds of trail
ers. Also new 7.50x16 6-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediate
delivery AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC,
403o Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1891. Open
until 9 o. III
TWO WHEEL BAGGAGE TRAILER-A-1
condition. Call NO. 2S11. II
2-WHEEL 4-ton, all-metal body; excellent
condition: reasonably priced. 1871 N
TRAILER. 1912 Plstt, 20 ft, Warner elec,
trio brake, 3 rooms lavatory and bottled
gas. permanent bed, broadloom rug; sleeps
Route I'll, ~ miles beyond Falls
LARGE 2-WHEEL TRAILER, never used
steel frame, box reinforced with oak and
CAPT. FRANCIS, 600 Albermarle ave.
1aEOma Park Md
Evening star., 1946-03-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN BANTAM 1910; special built
body; S5"5 under OPA ceiling. 1880
Bpffs BUICK 81 1855 eentuty eT 49, cow coupe radio
CADILLAC ls4 . T. 6o ta1'nS speeai o 4dr. DR. sedan
throughout sass5 ss within f1HHee opA 'cao ceilins
PPAaRKWAY' 303l M St NV. MI, 01S5. IS
CADILLAC, Vs-75: 1897 lin. pass. by
driven: just out of storage and completely
osA eslIas Hss saSo 0S'ecs cs RsT sH sfo 5fS uofr
lEosra REiess This 100 below @ oRA 'Se' Ceiling
s5 wEavEPs g$1 RgsoT Esso sedag g99d c91d
M st. n.w. after IN. Below OPA ceiling
FRAZER; EiE; RI now taking orders for the sensa
information cENTRAL MOTOR CO. 81 -
fRAzEk IgS,1I AN. AND KAISER & sgtomo6liesi Noy
IaEnf MoToRs SFeSs 155a Pa ave- ss JACK
battery; asood eondition: Ss75, below ; cen eE
RaIsEk ANb Rh"1Ra FRazER Fl ns aStomobiles, Now
pRY tak,ns MoT@Rs SFd9ss 5Is TR .aoS,o4o5 JACK
naN k4fI ofoR ea ss CO. 5or i4
Lee L% hwy hwy Arlington, Va, cH. 1000,
price Thss M iedo beloW 'a2 oPA case ceilns. l%I.
zq 1ssS sSe Convertible ns club
coupe; and h; S1,15O: below oPA cell
hscoIN In I zifHYR Ii Re- s4I At 4door fi5s sedan
excep clean car, with radio and heater;
within OPA ceiling: Sl,S75. CAPITOL
CADILLAC CO., 1922 22nd st. MA. 5000.
0LDsMoBILE 1928 4-dy. sedan, r, and h, I:
ing; private owner. sos 3rd st. NV
PACKARD 1888 large 5-passenger 4-door
sedan; radio, heater; oPA ceiling, l446
PAcRARD tR sfS" as'' T ToGRiNG, 1929 fine sh.,e @
hre-eneine red: $3.50, way below ceiling.
sTUDEBAKER la4i "6'' Commander. a.
door sedan with, heater: wonderful buy
enTs Ct 81 i Gs!EE sS eFA Co. een Wa
sTUDEBAKER 1886 sedan; Al tires; mo.
tor now being overhauled, new pistons
rings main bearings, brakes, trirod ends
universaals and busings; within OPA cell:
GARAGE, rear Of 1910 18th st, NV. NA
STUDEBAKER 1912 Champion de luxe ..
door sedan; heater, radio and oyerdrlve
will take trade: OPA ceiling price, S1.146
LEE D; BUTLER CO.. 11.1 a1st st. NV
WILLYs 1887 coupe: s17s cash, full price
This is below oPA ceiling ROPER. I73t
tow i sHioRfry sHSj a.f NUMBERS still available
n4nI afts pass sos Ssssr CO now pSoa wIss
BUICK 3s Century 'eo Convertible coupe
rsdio d nnd ,.na heater; as is; oPA ceiling. S73s
Evening star., 1946-03-04
Uncle Ruy's Corner

High in mountain of North
central India is an ice cave" and
from it comes water which gives
this place the name of source of
the Ganges."
OF all the rivers in India, the
GangeS is looked upon as the most
holy. From it's source to its mouth
1t is regarded by the Hindus as a
heavenly stream.
The ice cave is 1890 feet above
see level. From that point it winds
and drops during course of 1900
miles until it reaches the Bay of
Bengal.
Thousands of Hindus have made
their way up the mountain to visit
the source of the Ganges. They
are among the many pilgrims In
India.
Alongside the Ganges are several
cities which have temples. and
which are centers of pilgrim traffic
, These include Allahabad, Hardwar
and BenareS. Once in II years a
fair is held at Allahabad, and as
many as 100000 persons attend it..
OF all the cities, Hindus say the
most holy is Benares This city has
a population of about a quarter of
million, and each year it is visited
by hundreds of thousands of pill
grims.
! Benares has about 1000 temples,
and the pilgrims use them to wor-
ship Hindu gods. They also 60 to
the Ganges River to bathe.
! 1t is believed to be best of all to
enter the river in the section at
Benares.
I'VE wash away our sips when
We go into the Ganges!" say the
Hindus.
/ Bathing In this river has been
blamed for some of the cholera cpl
denies in India.
/ If you want free copy Of the illus
trated leafet YOUR BODY AT WORK
send self addressed, stamped envelope
to Uncle Ray in care OF The Star.
Evening star., 1946-03-04
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Compare to? With:

Little Rock: AN argument has
arisen in this Office as to whether
thing is comparable to- or COM
parable with any other thing
Your decision will be final, but be
sure it is correct. for we have dough
bet on it.'-C. C. B.
Answer-One thing may compare
either ito" or with another, de-
pending on the meaning intended
1t is not question of grammar, but
of the connotation (suggested sig
nificancel of the word compare
The distinction is preserved by use
of ito" and with" thus:
Favorable comparison: Com
pare plus to- thus: His writing
has been compared favorably) to
Poe's. Her voice is comparable (very
similar) to Frances Langford's.
Unfavorable comparison: Com
pare" plus with" thus: His poetry
cannot be compared with Tenny-
Evening star., 1946-03-04
LOTS FOR SALE.

WESTMoRELAND HILLS, Washington's
most carefully restricted subdivision
Large Lar wooded homesites within q block Of
WHITE. OIL, ,3240 weekdays AND Wo 1851 6
LARGE BLDG. fIS eLoGay LoT IN fine residential area
in Silver Spring, all improvements in, close
Fo46MAe FbF6 MEEAtTT .Vk RhSGi sSb MaNSISG VI e
f. z5c per 50; It: uncbstructed cs;dOV view. W.
sur sured iqde te oR soy f76s g 0uiio on terms
ARLINGTON, yA.-We have several lots
GNDGN GX ISsl lFEAITY Al CO. 1882 10th st. No.
CHEvERLY, MD.-Wooded lots surrounded
81 62nS5 sinS oo :'h08 sxlo bus 81 soS
OWNER: CH. $500 day, CH. 1901 eve. Il
H0MESITE-Texas ave. at Pa. ave. Sc
bargs M aI $500 RaVeq sco s57sf' ssbR sssib sSla a4
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS. Il acre or
country club section Oliver 3i5a. s.
6ox1o0. Call Temple 1929. 1O'
CHOICE LOTS. both residential and COM
mercial located on Ga. ave at Wheaton:
price is low. make selection now: all utili-
ties ayailable; E. S. PRICE & CO., ME
1850. 81. 1929. -5
ARLINGTON, yA.-Beautiful double cor
munity; on bus line cow to schools aro
stores; will be sold singly or as a whole
Sunday, call CHI. 0345; weekdays, OK
1880 =
If YOU'RE PLANNING to build this sprins
and want space for garden and chickens
see us for lots in Silver Spring, Suitland
Iarkland Oxon Hill Temple Hills; Cam
Springs. and Clinton; priced reasonable
DEWEY NJ. FREEMAN. 5000 Branch ave
Sc. SP 0161. -6
EXCELLENT GARDEN APT. GROUND il
and near D: c Brokers protected. OHARf
ESTATES. MA. 05S6. 5
APARTMENT SITE, NV, near Fedora
depts., employing 100000: S-story zone
1881 So. # O'HARE ESTATES (exclu
sive). MA. 05S6. Brokers protected. -5
37s5 Yuma st. NV Can eveninss. MI II
2121 or J.. LEO KOLB. INC. 1887 Wis
ave. MI. 2100. -
Evening star., 1946-03-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, vA.-3O acres, ideal for CT
houses; Rs zoning; 15c bus fare: sewer
anf an; water avail; 1.ooo, IT: facing street.
velopment now; a. sdditioaai % trscts @ .oi slso Is
avail. JOHN c. WRIGHT. INC, CH. 4777,
ewes, OK 1858 or CHI O542 .
RIPE FOR THE BIG HOUSING DRIVE
All or part of 800 acres; long frontase on
big, modern highway near south city
limits of Baltimore; sewer. water at hand;
schools, rapid bus service: ready market
for 900 houses; apts. permissible
OHARE ESTATES, MA. 05S6. Brokers
protected. $
ABOUT ) ACREs-644 it. fronting on Lee
blvd, adjacent Howard Johnson Restau-
rant at Fairfax Circle; culverts and 127-ft
we'll installed: some grading done: stream
Price di $1,000, $1,000 RoMYE LAMBoRN; Real
Ridge I'd. ia. 94s4, ,GI, 371I.
2 ACRES on No: I highway. with 165,ft
95p ser service . station; w. PRICED reasonable q
&, Washingten St, Alexandria. Va. AL
lI0 ACRES, mi: frontage on Route 30,
29 mi west OF Winchester; good location
grazing land, stream running through. sew
eral good springs; hunting and fishing
NO. 2141. g.
Evening star., 1946-03-04
AUToMoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS.

USED TIRES. pass. and truck. all sizes:
special to dealers; large stock new truck
tires. DRISCOLL TIRE SERVICE. 400
Hunt pl. ne. cor. MINI. ave, in Bennings
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: -
hour service; electric- treated sections If
recapped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO
Washington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, eff1cient
service
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate
delivery. new shipment Just arrived the
neaJeSt one you have ever seen suitable
for merchants. farmers, fishermen and
touring. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO, L 43I Irving ST. w, AID. $500, Wash
lngtons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
TIRES. TUBES ti, used, good condition:
Army; 2; ;20xl6, 9 ply; reasonable. Falls
Church l525-R. 4
AUTO PAINTING, complete $50. includinr
minor fender work. Call EX. 0675 for ap-
pointment g
Evening star., 1946-03-04

WILL SHARE furnished ofice, mail and
phone service L. j. COWIE, 500 Eye St
$50 SQUARE FIT of space in modern
store Office; $50 per month; suitable for
sales representative, contractor broker,
etc. 62ls 3Td st: NV. Shown between
NACINITY OF 10th AND EYE SITS. NV
month Call RIDDELL REALTY CO, 1742
K St NV, DI 1900 4
SUITE OF OFFICES and another of =
will subdivide into smaller units. l706 G
st. NV, near State Dept. Telephone RE.
2as6 or see rental agent on premises. a
DESIRABLE Pc OFFICES i. for rent, located IN
UPPER 14th ST. corner, 34aa 14th st.
n W, 2nd fl. Suitable for dentist or other
Offices: 1st fl. now rented to Dental Mfg
Lab, Call OWNER: RA. 2036: 5
WHY MAINTAIN AN EXPENSIVE OFFICE
space in our new beautiful desk space serv-
ice, including Telephone, secretarial service.
Designed for efficiency and convenience.
Downtown location. See this space Call
DI. 1898 or EN- 901, -6
CONN. AVE. 'CORNER-Fireproof bldg. at
Dupont Circle: - stories and full base
ment, with mezzanine on 1st floor; high
used for dept. store ONCE bldg, hotel, etc !:
will lease all or by floors; over 100000
square feet available. about 10000 square
feet each floor: now divided into over 800
rooms; partitions can be removed; 1st
commercial zone; 10 D available July ]
JEROME S. MURRAY, RE. 1850 MI. 1929
DOCTOR DOC 9 T. OR r DENTIsT-wiu rent suite
CONSTRUCTED to your specification: best NV
loc, over 500 So fl GE oq43 -6