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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21
District Baptist
Hymn PloYing
Contest Sunday

The district Hymn Playing
contest for all Baptist churches
in the district will be held at
the Main street Baptist church
in Hattiesburg Sunday, June %,
at 3 p. m. There will be two
contests-one for boys and girls
from 8 through IL years of age
and a second for boys and girls
10 through l6.
The winners will represent this
district at the State Music Con-
vention at the. First Baptist
church in Jackson October IL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21
2O-40 Club Elects
Officers. Picnics
At Jackson Creek

l.. A. Watts of Moss Point was
elected president of the 20-40 Club
at a picnic meeting held Satur-
day evening at Jackson Creek.
Verne Barnes was named vice
president. A. P. May, secretary
and j E. Stone, treasurer.
This election of officers mark
ed the reorganization of the club
which will be an activity of the
Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton program.
The next meeting will be a pic
pic at Magnolia State Park with
Mrs. Robert Fox, chairman of the
committee in charge of arrange
ments. Assisting on the commit
tea will be Mrs. j. NJ. Hal
tom, l. W. Browder, Mrs. j. 4.
Stone and Tom Bates. The pic
mic will be held about July IL,
the exact date to be announced
later.
Approximately 40 attended the
party Saturday and enjoyed a
picnic supper which was climaxed
with a watermelon cutting and
swimming.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

with c. X. Hare of Pascagoula
in charge.
Grading will be on playing
without a mistake Interpretation,
technique, variations and memoir
izing.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21
pAscAGoULA cHRoNIcIE-sTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

the club for an all day meeting
on july II at the home of Mrs.
J. A. Henderson.
AT the conclusion of the bus
mess meeting the members were
served refreshments of ice cream
and cake by the hostess, assist
ed bv her sister, Miss Annie Mar
tin, and her mother, Mrs. C. Il.
Martin. Those present, besides
Miss Mckinley, were Mesdames
Henderson, Hague. c. B. Martin,
King, Denva Irving and Misses
Gertrude and Katherine Delmas
and Emily Alice Hague.
Try hominy grits in place of
rice with chicken or cheese, or
s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

presented the program entitled
Helping Others"
During the social hour refresh
ments e served by the hos
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

tess to Mesdames Robert Gulley,
r. E. Ward, H. w. Kenny, Frank
Verzal, L. L. Slime, N. P. Emmit
and c. j. Torjuson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-06-21

For a breakfast treat, or the
children's supper, toast stale
bread and serve with hot milk.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

Re, William rWn'r i'i' ~ m'
t,y tnI. a week c"ur-" ~ ''''
roI.s school ~ I'"''l
rhr count uu N".' Int VA, en-
,r,lalncd Tu,sday rN"nms =, 'nr ~,
Ln,mr Of Nr,- William HOPKINS ~
IaurI ON "Wednesday IN" ~.
wrn, ON rhcir annual QUITTING II
ocean city. Nd
N,s Jennings SirmAn H. " pa
i nj in Tho Milford N"m"' 'l"I nos
pital ,;.;,i,. IN
Salisbury H.,
Thr maiiia@r ot Miss lrls Hast
inne daughrcl ui Nh and Mrs iidi
H., Hastings. and Nh James Scott.
som Of MI. and Mrs 'aIl Scott "i
C,m.a,town took plac" trldaE
,,cuiug. at tn, hom" "i the ~ lu' ;
nYr.ut4 Miss Gcltrudr l'r"ttH man
-, S.,fo,d. Was maid OF honor ana
IN. Swain rl Gcur 4ctown Ma best
man \ reception followed ihr Wa
dim. The cuupl, lct' lmm'dldt'i!
ion = short tip 10 TIA" t"'"ll"S
luuutniu- They viii maxi" ih"I'
hrmc IN Gror-'t"N u
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

The l.eWes Rotary club had as
their speaker ON Monday evening
al their mretiue. charles Y clay
houru. Gem. 372l754. t. :. y.
Clayhourn is Il veteran of Batan.
aud later Cullogid0r where he was
captured and spent two and one
half years as a Jap prisoner IN five
different JAPANESE military prison
camps He made tive attempts To
escape On the last OF these he was
caught and sentenced To hV shot.
TO-rth,r with eight uthrr men. who
We're iii the ESCAPE group, they We're
forced To dig their own graves. and
then lined up before a firing squad.
Fate. in The form ut i Japanese
officer. stopped the execution. To
Gate no one knows why this stay of
execution order was given. Follow
ln2 This me- MAS Ihtalru and turtur-
cd Tor thirty days in lap guard
hou~" aNhuuru lS one of eighty
tWu survivors from the Jap prison
- ip lurpcdun@ and massacre of
Scp,cmhcr I9ll. in which 66S
American prisoners lost their lives.
He va responsible for bringing Il
41oup ashore. " here they We're as
-l~tcd h> Philippine 2UcrlillaS and
DiiuEu' ~ returned 10 our forces
ion H,lul~m and lulrepidllY ui aC-
I4uu me- VAS lVuIGcd the DiStln
-Ii~htd Srl NIcc. cross 10y the Army
/ II, also holds tn" AlutN'S PreSidcn
. t!ul citation with Two Oak Lea
: clusters. the Purple Heart. Goo'
Comduct Nrdal tn" American De
, lrh~r Ribbon NTH one stal. indicaI
rua service in tie A~latic Ribbon
With thcr BATTLE stars. the Amrri
' ,au Theatre Blhton the Victor.
- Medal. the Philippine Defense Rih
bon with one battle star
= Camaiu William O. PrrttymaI
= .h.. son of the late Nh DIVA Irett\
man aud Mrs. PrrltNluan OF lcWr
Wa~ recently appointed by Press
Il, M Truman to serve in 1hr rc&U
r 'a Army
- Nu and Mr. Marshall rlummr
are hriu- cun2ratulatrd ON th
= lirth Of - baby girl, AT the Brri
Hospital. ON ,iulH 3 Mrs rlnmmt
- may hr remembered rs the tolmt
Z. MISS Violet krllman The Plum
n n.r.@ have also TWO sons
u Mir and Mrs. Campbell W BoY
Ii ecl. ot Salem, y. J.. recently mad"
visit ~ LcWrS with Mrs. BuWSrr
N WothrI. NI~ John 4. Burton II Ii,
Lomc ON W"~hin@lon ANcnur
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19

Mr. and Mrs Clinton Goslin and
their son. Clinton, lr.. OF Ratledge.
Pa. are occupying their beach cot
tage here for the summer. Clinton
lr. is member of the RehOboth
Beach Iife2uard Patrol
Miss Christine Wilson has re-
turned home from a visit with her
brother and sistcr-in-laW, MIR. and
Mrs Henry Wilson at their home in
Pleasant Hills
Mrs. GeurSe Il. Given and her son
Jimmy. who have been spending
the past month with Mrs. Givrns
parents. Nh and Mis-. Louis Tull. AT
their home in Pilot Town have re-
turned To Providence. II. l.
Chests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mcrvyn
l.. I.affertN and their children. SuZy
and BuzZy are Nr. I.attcrtys moth
rr, Mrs Elizabeth Dunn l.affrrty
and her daughter. Miss Helen lat-
ferty of Philadelphia
The Lcwcs Beach kindergarten
has opened successfully with near
ly twenty-five Young students. who
are supervised III play and games
on the beach daily from nine until
noon hy the Misses Joannc Marsh.
all and Mary Lou willard. UniVrr-
SHY of Delaware students. VIII,
upcnrd the beach kindcr@artcn ;t>
&n innovation the first OF July
The Misses Mary Lee and Joal
tuNerdalc, daughtcrs of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Marshall t0Ncrdule of Penn
>NlNania are visiting here Wit
Their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
John Lloyd The CoVcrdalr'S ar
iUlmcr l.cWcS residents.
Elwood Hudson has been dis
charged from the Army after hrin
UN"rSe;,S tnr several months Iii
Wife. the former Miss Peggy Walls
and th"ir dau2htcr Nancy Ellie
hay" been making their home her
with Mrs lludson's parents. MI
md Mrs. Joseph Walls. ut thri
lCuc ON Jefferson Avenue
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
BETHEL

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Wheatlcy OF
Laurel We're dinner guests Sunday
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Riggin
Miss Linda Allen was the week
end guests of her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Allen.
The w :. &. s. was entertained
Thursday evening AT the home ot
Mrs Nettic Eskridge
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McC lure ul
COllinSSw0od. ~ j.. were week end
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Harley
Hastings
Mrs. Kenneth Moore, ST.. of Nor
folk. Va. is spending TWO weeks
with Mr. and Mrs Harley Hastings
Mr and Mrs William Bell enter
tanned Il number of friends AZ thon
cottage at Rehohoth this past week
trd.
Mn and Mrs Albert Neal. Nr
md Mrs Samuel Neal and daughter
coma of Baltimore are spending
This week end with Rev and Ms
William Turner,
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
COkESBtRY ILL CLUB

The Cokesbury All Club met on
a special meeting Monday night.
July Is. with Nancy King presld-
ing. The minutes were read ana
approved by Kathleen Fowler. Miss
Holloway. our state director. gave
a demonstration on how TO make
salads. Mr.. Frazier talked on Kent
Sussex Fair this year and helped
plan what the boys and girls were
taking there Fair tickets were
given out by Mrs -amhden. W"
planned fol' our club picnic. We
are going to Trappe Pond on Au-
gust l6 We bring our own lunches.
The meeting was adjourned. Re-
freshmentS were served by Roh
Lambden.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Sundays Results

Cambridge 3. Easton | tiirst).
Cambridge :. Easton : tSecond'
tieD.
Sp.,fnrd 3. Salisbury > ell inn
ings).
Fredericksburg ,. Milford ..
Crntreyille 2l. Dover 10.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED
LAST WEEK

Thursdays Results
Milford 10. Cambridge :.
Fredericksburg 10. Salisbury ).
EaStOn ;. Dover t.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
MILLSBORO

Barbara Shorklry OF Rochester.
New York, is spending vacation
with her graudmuthcr. Mrs. Matte
Shocklry. here ana at Frnwick
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Ellis have
returned from a motul uip with
several friends through the Shru-
andoah Valley
Harley r. White has been pa
ticnt in Bcrhc Hospital in Lrwrs
Mr.. White IS improving
Mrs. Ad"ia Lingo is a patient
in III" Boche Hospital also and
she too is responding nicely to
medical treatment
Plans are being made for Carcy'S
Camp which will begin August rd
and last tui ten days.
MIR. and Mrs John y. Gray an
nUuncc the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Miriam Ruth To Mr.. Clifford
ID. Lewis on Tuesday evening. July
2nd AT the parsonage at Dagshoru
Th"y were accompanied by Mr. ana
Mrs. f. T.. Carey, Jr. who acted
as best man and maid OF honor
The Lrldr wore white with cor
sage of red roses and Mas Carey
WAS attir"d III an aqua and black
print and wore Il cOrsaGc of REQ
roses.
Attel a motor "trip Iu Lural
CaveruS and other interesting
places in Virginia. Mr and Mrs
Lewis are living with the bride.
parents until an apartment i,
available. These young people HAY,
many good Wishes tur II lone am,
happy marrIcd HE.
Mrs. Emma Collins of llatburu
Pa is visiting her son. Edward r
Collins aud Mrs Collins for SOM
time
One day las, week Mrs. Collin
rntrItaiucd her mother in-laN
, Mrs Jennie Jones and Miss Bell
MckaiS al the Collins Summc
home at OHh Orchard
, Misses Elinor and Kathleen Dol
son. Anne Carey Mrs Ned Care
, and little son. Freddie the 81,
spent the Weekend AZ RrhObOtil.
Mr. and Mrs George PUrtrrtnr
Sarah ShurO of Troy. New Iorl
spent Il recent Weekend with Mr.,
blanche Short and Miss Mlrcr
Short
ElWuud Godfrey. Louder Mi
rhrl. Harley TImnuns and llu@
, Davis are representing the Lion
club ut Il convention III Philadr
- phia this week
Mr. and Mrs Milton koStrr al
son. Mickey. of Laurel, were Wis
+ tors of MIR. and Mrs Green Mum
ford ON Tuesday.
Miss Barbara Mitchell entertain
ed Miss Ruth Gardens. Miss Kat
lrrn and Eliuur Dubson N birds
IS last Thursday night
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
LEWES

A handsome ship model. mad"
originally for the Netherlands ship
Museum has been acquired hy Hen
iopen Post, No. ;. American Lesion.
tor its expanding relic room
BENJAMIN :. Alhertson. post hiStUr-
ian. secured the model from j. T.
Nrijer Ranneft, reHr-admiraI OF tn"
ROYAL Netherlands Navy. and naval
;.ttachc. The little SchOuner-llg2"d,
Nindimmer model arrived with q
ulauue on the hull. inscribed. To
The American Legion Post. iienlo-
ben. 40. ;. from the Royal Neither
lands Navy in CONTAMINATION OF
World Wan H." The trophy viii u"
exhibited in the IWadnrudacl Mu-
scum here. then set up in Tho relic
lUom of the posts community
building. the former liollNmoumt
school In return tor the 1iit Nh
AlhcrtSOn plans To give thc Neither
lands Navy piece ut tcdllW cod
from the treasure ship. noBrcah
tllat sank of cape EIonIurtu ia
l7"S
The Lrwrs Yacht club Auxiliary
held dance and buffet suppci ton
members and 4uc~t~ ON ilidd}
rlrnin2. July l.. At thrir cmI
house ON l.cWcs beach nra TN
Roosevelt Inlet
Mr.. and Mrs. Dou2lus Flruin-
and daughter. KaN. have rctWnr,
to their home in Scaiord, after
spending several days in I.cWt>
with Mrs tlrnins's mother, Mrs
Ida Chambers. AT hen residence al
Mulberry ST
Mrs. James Marvel and children
linn and Joe. of New Bluu~Wich
~ j. are spending ~umrtlnc at TIN
Williams cottage on l.cWcs Beach
Mrs. Marvel may hr remcmhtr"
as the former Miss Elizabeth Brch
I'll Icwcs, daughter OF In lamr
Hrehr. Mn Marvel viii iuln hi
family ON week ends
MIR. Jackie Lynch. &luudSun ,
Mir. and Mrs John T. WUriu2to
is spending his Vacation III Sails
bury. Md. visiting with his strI
mother. Mrs. Alton Il. Lynch
Nlr and Mrs. Robert O. Hay,
and SON Robert Nirdcu Hayes. IN
expected To return 10 1hrir home /
Wilmington ON Monday All,
! spending TWO weeks in l.rWr~ vii
Mrs Hayes mother. Mrs \
Marshall 81. al hes rr~ld,ucr q
second Street
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Fridays Results

Centreville :. Salisbury 4 tlIrs' }
Milford 4. SeafOrd ].
Dover 4. Cambridge 3.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Saturdays Results

Scaford >. Milford u.
Cambridge s. Dover :.
Centreville ;. Salisbury J.
Easton -. Fredericksburg ).
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Speaker
And Musician AT
Resort Church

The Rev. David W Baker, pas
tor of the Epworth Methodist
Church. 20-22 Baltimore avenue,
RehobOth Beach, Delaware. an
nounces Il guest speaker for sun
day. July 21. at 80 p. IN. The
Rev. W H. Stone of Seatord. Della
ware. pastor of Mount Olive Meth
odist Church. Seaf0rd, Delaware.
will be guest preacher.
The morning worship services at
900 and ll:0O o'clock will be in
charge of the pastor with the pas
tor preaching on the subject, Lii" :
Requirements.
Tuesday evening. July %. AT 500
/ y. m. the first secular musical OF
/ the summer program will be pre-
scented by Miss Florence Rosrn-
weig. noted violinist in the City of
/ Brotherly Love. She will be ac-
companied by her sister. Helen. al
the piano Her program is as fol-
| lows:
Sonata G. Minor. Handel
Andantr con sraHlta
Allegro con brio
AdaEio
AlltSrtltO
Air tlor the G. string). Bach.
"llavc Pity, Sweet Eyes tArlaI
Ttngalia.
Introduction and Rondo Caprir
ciosO. Saint Saens.
IntermiSSion.
Spring" Sonato, Op. -, Beet
hOVtn.
Allegro
AdagiO Molts expressive
Schergo- Allegro mOlta
Rundo-Allcgro ma now tropps
Romanza AndaluZO. Saras;ttc.
Zigenntrweiscn. SaraSate.
This evening of music will prov
j., to be one of entertainment and ON
of the highlights OF the Summr
Tuesday evening programs.
4 The public is invited To altrn'
:, No tickets are necessary. SilNe
;, offering will be taken.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Tuesdays Results

fredericksburg 4, Seaford !.
Centreville :. Cambridge !.
Milford s. Dover u.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Wednesdays Results

Centreville .. Cambridge !.
Dover 9. Milford l.
fredericksburg :. Seaford 6.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Mar-Del League
Standing Of the Teams
Last Sundays Results

Hartly Is. FELTON, :.
Church Hill 8. Houston q.
Camden-WyOming 9. Rock Han
(l0 inningSl.
Denton :. Greensboro D
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Eastern Shore League
Standing of the Teams
Red SOX Schedule for Week
Beginning Friday. July ID
Won Lost

Friday Centreville at Milford.
Saturday Milford at Salisbury.
Sunday Salisbury at Milford
1.-TWO games.
Monday Milford at Seaford.
Tuesday Seaford at Milford.
Wednesday Milford at Cam
bridge.
Thursday Cambridge at Mil
ford
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Mondays Results

Easton 5. Cambridge ..
Federalsburg e. Milford !
Salisbury g. Seaford 4.
Doyer-CentreVillr. rain.
Milford chronicle., 1946-07-19
Next Sundays Schedule

Houston at Rock Hall.
FELTON, at Greensboro.
Denton at Church Hill.
Hartly at Camden-WyOmln&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-05-16
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of colum-
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.--In the
Matter OF GEORGE H. TALBOT, Bank:
rupt.--Bankruptcy No. 4365.--To the cred
itors OF George H. Talbot of the City OF
Washington. District Of Columbia. Notice
Is hereby given that the, said George H
on a petition filed by him on the sixth
day of May, 1916, and that the first meet
ing of his creditors will be held on the
twepty-third day of May. 1915, at three
O'Clock PM, at the office of the Referee
in Bankruptcy, 622 Tower Building, 14th
and K Streets, Northwest, Washington
d. C., at which time and place the said
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting. JOHN
A. BRESNAHAN, Referee in Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Column
bia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.--In the
Matter of SARAH E. BYERS. Bankrupt
Bankruptcy No. 4364.-To the creditors of
Sarah e. Byers Of the City of Washington,
District OF Columbia: Notice is hereby given
that the said Sarah e. Byers has been duly
her on the third day Of May, 1915. and
that the first meeting of her creditors will
be held on the twenty-third day Of May.
1916. at two o'clock PM. at the office of
the Referee in Bankruptcy, 622 Tower
Building. 14th and K Streets, Northwest
Washington. D. c., at which time and
place the said creditors may attend, prove
the bankrupt and transact such other bust
JOHN a. BREsNAHAN. Referee
In Bankruptcy.
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FUTURE,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON. euctioneers
unclaimed baggage and parcel room ar,
ticles by public auction to pay storage and
Terminal Coy, virtue Of an order OF
District Court OF the United States for the
District Of Columbia, passed, in Equity
auction. within the salesrooms Of Adam 4
Weschler d Son. 905 E st. NV, on Sat
urday, June /. 1916. a 10 O'Clock a m, a
large quantity. of unclaimed baggage, pa-'
Of trunks. suitcases. handbags, hatboxes
valses, brief cases. umbrellas. packages
clothing, jewelry, cameras and miseellane
% 9Is psTsSnsl property. THE WASHING as0
MANAGER myl6.e3,31
TRUSTEES SALE-Thomas NJ Raysor anc
John H. Wilson, Trustees. Premises. 93.
Q st. NV. BY virtue of the provisions OF
1915; recorded i in the s land records for the
Ra sr Is4s The uS nd in Trustees
yill sell on wednesday; june ;, 1sa6' At At
premises i subject to 'I a higher efer than
So, 900. all cash being received, the follow
ing described real estate: Lot Is in square
NV. 4 two-story brick dwelling Further
particulars at time of sale: Trustees
reserve right to reject any and al bids bid
sale. All contsyancinr, rseordGins. revenue S
stamps, notarial fees and examination of
title At cost Of purchaser Terms to be
day Of sale; otherwise trustees reserve
right TO resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser after FIVE days
paper pablishe q IN washington so b G, Or
asnas may THoMS s'e No RA2soR se q
SoHs Wilson Wis sd s sh ST. R p
lngton, D. c,
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Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY
Mexican Tea.


(Chenopodtum 1mbrosioides.)
In old pastures, abandoned yards,
roadsides, and waste places in tropi-
cal America northward to Ontario
and westward to the Pacific coast,
Mexican tea, a member Of the
goosefoot family steadily enlarges
its borders.
To many 1t is known as Spanish
tea. To others Jesuit tea or am
brosia. The latter must have been
given by some one in joking mood
since the plant has a most unpleas-
ant scent.
To growers. the Mexican tea is un-
welcome The only way to check
the weed is to pull it up by hand
before it blooms. 1t is an annual.
propagating itself by a fine crop OF
hardy seeds.
Mexican tea and its close cousin
wormseed are a pair of pests whose
introduction into our country has
never been recorded 1t has a long
blooming season beginning In July
and lasting until September. From
August until October, seed children
are ready to leave the parent stem
and large number win terminate.
The strong-scented Objectionable
weed is Stunned by grazing animals,
even goats. The stem is erect, sturdy,
and from to feet high.
branched and very leafy. Leaves OF
from one to inches long may
be oblong or lance-shaped with
toothed or nearly entire margins
Those nearest the top are pointed at
both ends, some on short stems.
The flowers are inconspicious with
green calyx enclosing the small
black f1attened seeds. Blossoms and
leaves mingle together for the entire
length of the stem.
To some extent Mexican tea is
collected for use in medicine as
anthelmintics. The seeds, from
which the essential oil Is distilled.
are bought by the drug market for
a few cents per pound. Some have
found 1t profitable to harvest the
seeds where the plant covers . vast
area.
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rs M9T S55S e. 81 s1f$ Lee hwy. Arlington
PACKARD 1858 cony. club coupe. privately
ceiling. S732; viii sell straight out or take
cheaper car in trade. See at ESQ STA,
P pt avs is4 rs series 100 4door sedan:
ceiling II sns teT Vnsm Or trade aSs SERVICE
PLYMOUTH 1888 convertible coupe; radio
and heater: good condition: low MILEAGE
below ceiling: $3.50 cash. Call MR. GREER
PONTIAC 1885 4-door sedan, S225. alst
five Dodge Al command cars; within
OPA ceiling 1900 Bladensburg I'd ne. 16'
PONTIAC 1895 sedan, 1927, within OPP
ceiling 1880 r. /. ave. ne. between
TAxICABS, late models. 1912. 1871 ant
1910. Priced for immediate sale; unde
OPA ceiling. A. c. SERVICE, 3rd ant
So USED CARS-we have a large selection
| Of guaranteed used cars ranging in pric
spection Of our 2 used car lots. Open eve
nings. Kendall PONTIAC, 1911 Kim
! ST., Alexandria, Va, Temple 1885. -16