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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1887 coupe: radio and heater
nsT ess IA seti RH notsT ai4 exss1lent ssa sires
PLYMOUTH 1889; driven 10000 miles Al
cab in fine shape; many extras; $3.50
phYMoSTH rHi5SI 1s41 4-door sedan; ex.ssxs
Iss.h Or terms osss kssr 1sl V st. NV. eart
ass1s sses sees q rss:s. assssF ssss ssssH wsaa
PLYMOUTH 1s4s 4-door sedan hsht
seras: tsns ss.aso. ss W RosPGY sP MsoTsoR sALEs,
fIYnonTd Iin 81 iyss is46 g. new as 4-door de luxe
station. corner wisconsin ave and Daven-
PLYMOUTH ls41 special de luxe club
vs 5sss 1s5..e
aass
rHRMSSGTH GR SJP tss tssssidasySs4i ays St 4v $3.50
ssSS aol ,a4s St station x bss sss15 s o miles.
ssrfss fSndislSpy Sos sSgy Fsaao ssaT heater
PoSsa psa ss5 s4s cook seen Moo EsEsa fy eo sgD d
SosTiAc sos 6 1876 4aoor Do sssea sedan: radio and
heater s seat ps soyeTs ass spare tire; s139o
new brakes, tires and clutch. peri. shape;
r and h; 81, ,425. Rear 11I6 Flower ave.
Takoma PIX. Md; private owner. SH.
FoNI.Ac 1897 ssy seyge. , s,sh be ssaseE s'e5
foNrsG HsG 1871 ass tax sax in good
condition; r os and b.: 1900. Can be seen
sSao st Ssa5 Ct 1aas 1asl eI,s st. eone ns famous
8, streamliner; r, and h, ,loyeliest eondi-
FaRS 5s MoToR co 'Haas and
FSNrfxc fSIs fse; his is4, streamliner sedaneste;
d ming Condition, si.ioo cash. MIR. FREED
eessories; $500. Wo. 5000, EXT. : 90.
PONTIAC 1941 club. coupe: radio and
heater. has had excellent care. very good
Yss sss 1ah s4ss 4. sx SM2ss NJ ss uoToFS yen M
PONTIAC 1s4s 4-doScr sSa sedan; al al sse aeces- s.
sss SosSsG psT SssE ssS 4ssx sss vilS
iob and tires: 81 $50. oY. 1864. II.
nspsssSn sss aSsE seaaon ssaan m
PSI fac 1s59s ssgs eas cs IA d esse SEDAN With
ass a ssfffas sfsso 'sad''sR ss e. @ss ss
PONTIAC ss5s ls41 black 4-doer Torpedo: sa- r.
uIo anu HedCer. 0l,~ou. Nau WA oooo.
STATION WAGON, International. Spas
size; S1,190. MALONEY'S. INC. s126
Sc Sc osss.. szs. Silver Spring. Nd sH az a$S0
sTuDEBAKER sedan: good motor; clean:
1895. 4510 Bowen I'd. Sc, lust across
sTTbEBAkl sEHm VA $40 CHAMPION Sas
ovefhauled. new tires. private; passed in.
sTHD2BAMkER sRsSf,Hfi M 1s4s ~ aas Commander MN 4.door
sedan; radio and. heater: Al condition:
81, ,275. 11th and Nd. ave. s.w. Can be
SIT sTupRBakER SRiH aissS' isa9 Champion sedan,
S2.295 with climatizer and oyerdriye
CooK MOTOR CO., 22nd and sts- nw.'
sTuDEBAKER 1e41 President club sedan:
39,Q99o mi; excellent so condition; new tres
1ibEG sTuDEBAkER sia de4f club coupe, e-passen-
ger Commander; 1-owner car. excel. condl-
ton, low mileage; nnp. gsnuinpe. 6argain nrnR ~
SALES 63I2 Ga. ave dl. nv. 9 GE. 1eSSmitSS b,Ss;o,,tS
1s4a; both have good tires. radios and heat
TERRAPLANE 1887 2-door: very clean:
ssa5. ss1 oG GENTRAL NddS MOTOR Co. si43 815 lee
TERRRAPiANE TERI 1884 2-door sedan; good
bIshings, S good tires; price, $3.50. TED'S
ESQ STATION, 11th and Park rd: W.
wILLYs 1e41 station wagon: new. wood
$ss5; $S55 saq Terms. sa isss Bladensburs T I'd ne
FOREIGN CAR HEADouARTERs-Briit5ish
Standards. Flats, Healeys and Triumphs
English Singers. Immediate delivery on
Standards. Dealer, 1133 18th st. NV.
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,ARTHgR T; GAKRodL, u, AttGTnsy; T,s!T,

ARTHUR r. CARROLL, Jr., Attorney.
DISTRICT CoURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
ministration-This Is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Of Administration on the estate of John
p. Thomas. late, Of the District Of Co
ess .ssnst Il. sre herebs
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally. authenticated,
day Of October AID. 1947.. otherwise
they may BY Law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my
Arthur r; CARROLL; IT,, 30z Hibbs
Oeputy Register of Wills for the District
Of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court.
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II. NJ. GOLDSTEIN, Attorney,
4O2 Westory Building.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No 6S,279, Ad-
ministrat ation.-This 10 to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, of the District Of Columbia.
District Of Columbia, Letters Testamentary
on the estate of Samuel Arkin. late of the
District Of Columbia, deceased All per-
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof legally authen-
ticsted, to the subscriber. on Or before the
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. Given under my
MORRIS ARKIN, 3SO3 Kansas Ave. NV.
(Seal} Attest: THEODORE COGSWML,
Register Of wills for the District of Colun1-
biz. Clerk of the Probate Court.
de12 1929
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ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central Mo.
tor Co. authorized GMC truck dealer
some new. all guaranteed-prices greatls
reduced for year-end inventory sale.
Pickups--1941 Dodge. Va ton; 1912
D'psn Psnels.fs11 : fHa Dodge. " ton: 1886
DODGE. n ton.
Stakes--I942 Chevrolets, " ton; 1915
GMCs, 2h tons. Va tons; 1899 Chevrolets
1h tons; 1912 Chevrolet. lh tons. with
Station wagons tcarryalls with metal
sides}-l942 Dodges
Dumps, 1912 Chevrolet. Ia tons: 1912
e'Sni aMcMs-tSn tSnSM SaMc. sooxso tires. -.
vans--l942 Chevrolet, W ton: 1914
Chassis and cabs--1942 Chevrolet. / VI
tons: 1912 GMCs, 2Ia tons.
Buses-1942 Chevrolet 15-passenger;
Amphibious ducks 943 GMCs. A boat
on water, q truck on land.
Bridge construction crane truck-1943
Brockway. tons, 6x6. sir brakes, 12.00x
Buiidozer tractor-1s,son. Aliis chal-
Trailers--1- ton truck stake trailers.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. GMc Truck
Dealer, 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington, CHI.
7000. To reach: Out through Georgetown.
cross Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
fRoutes 21I or 29), drive " miles. Daily
& to g. Sunday l0 to 8. IL
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MOTORCYCLES.

SssS 1AoAo~
FRANCEs-BARNETT MERLINs, 1875 &C. s.
speed transmission, lightweight motor.
s., Ariel. Triumph. Matches and Norton
$50 &C. and 500 &C. motorcycles: some
models in stock: one used 1916 Matchless.
Gle SALES, 20l4 NJ st. NV. RE. 6073
194s. wIbox. 81 over
head; 1915: low mileage, excellent con-
dition: cash or terms. VET MOTORS,
1918 Bladensburg rd. ne Phone LU. 1926.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1929, good condition.
buddy seat; only 500. Phone NO. 9164
after p.m Ia
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HlN dS0 SAe4 cfSS
Pass Pass
Opening lead, i've Of clubs.
Half truth carries as much de-
structive power as half brick.
There has been for many years a
movement afoot to further the sug-
gestion that it Is tile part Of wisdom
to lead through strength. That's
only half the truth. The other and
more important half, is the proyiso
that the strength should be IN a
short suit, not long one. There
| is entirely too much of this thing
Of leading through dummy's long
and strong suit.
Another bromide warns Of the
danger of leads from a tenace posi-
| ton up to a strong hand. South
in today,s hand was aware of the
other half of the truth. That is,
regardless of tenaces or anything
else, If there is only one suit that
can defeat the declarer, that's the
suit to concentrate upon.
| East's bid of two no-trump will
not pass muster. His hand con-
tanned point count of only 20,
which is two points short of the
standard requirements for such a
bid. On the other hand, it was too
strong for an opening one no-trump
bid and in such cases the, practice
is to open with one of a suit and
| jump in no-trump on the next
| round.
South elected to open the five Of
clubs. knowing that by so doing he
would give declarer an uncontested
trick. The one hope for his side
was that partner could subsequent
ly obtain the lead and that the rest
of the suit could be cleared. II
partner could never get the lead 1t
was evident that there was no hope
for the defense.
Declarer won the first club trick
with the jack and Immediately at
tackled dummy's diamond suit. His
plan was to concede one. trick to
| the enemy in the hope that South
would be the one that would have
to win it. He accordingly played
the king. but South was not to be
caught mapping. He unloaded the
queen. It was very evident that II
he kept that card declarer would
force him to win the next lead Of
that suit and he would be unable
to continue clubs. The one hope
was that North held the jack OF dia-
monds. This unbolcking play could
hardly cost trick in any event.
On this line of play declarer was
rendered helpless to build up his
ninth trick without letting North
in. The, club return then cooked
his goose.
It should be noted that while an
opening lead from a four-card suit
headed by the ace and queen should
be Stunned if possible, the lead
from a five-card suit of the same
texture is one of the best, for II
partner has an entry and at least
two cards of the suit, the contract
will be defeated in vast majority
/ Of cases. -
4 fCouxrigl,t. 1916, by Charlas n Gorent
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Word Come
Find 81 or more common English
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Average mark is IS words. Time
limit, IS minutes.
,o;is Rules eth OF the game gams-i Words must be Of
auire four letters by the addition Of "s,"
such as bats" eats" are not used.
Proper names are not used. A list win b
published tomorrow.
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ALBERT L. TUCKER tseai.),
ARTHUR j. LINN (Seal).
Al. PHILIP KANE. Attorney
1881 q Street. Northwest,
VINCENT A. SHEEHY, Jr., Attorney,
8<4G r Ef N w

D1SfHlCT COURT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate Court-No. 6s,2e7. Ad.
ninistration.---This is to Give Notice
Ihat the subscriber, Of the District OF
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District Of Columbia, Letters
e Administration on the estate Of Laura
Campbell, late Of the District of Co
Mmhfa. deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned tc
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there
OF, legally authenticated. to the subscriber
on or before the 3rd day Of December,
AD. 1877: otherwise they may By Law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 3rd day Of
1916 Emerson st. NV. (Seal.) Attest:
IHEODORE COGSWHL, Register Of viii,
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk Of thl
Probate CoIyrf da1O 10 o6
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AUTO TRUCKS ron SALE tceat. .


an EXCELLENT 15SO1T6ENT-Dumps.
stakes, pickups, tractors, tratlers. panels.
isspS etc SanginS IRON = ~ g ~ Y son. tsrn,s m
ySST ySdni nSToks s oSsss 1918 sladsn'buTs rd Re.
fEa1YTaefhSxrISSHNRL fE1Taef al SHSSL panel truck. rsedy for
IN; good tires; only s2eb full Price a!
FORD dump truck ihydraullc): here is =
bargain, S497: consider terms. 1880 r. I.
FORD ia4a dump, IN tons. large i0-ply
tires; auto and body in excellsnt ccndi,
,iGn " ,cs Can M, b seen ESQ STATION. Y404
Il MFoRp TRUCk, nsx, heavy duty. lons
wheel base. extra tire and heater. Can
5s duTipF day ~. e 94 RNRar St Nv
DODGE 1910 1Ha-ton stake; good condi-
ton; 5000. Cali Ex. 2715. SO r st; at
FORD 1e41 dump truck; 11o-h.p. motor.
brand-new. FIR 9541 between IL am.
and 8 80 pm. 400 Maryland ave. ne;
GMC 1885 pickup; price, $425. Call IA.
DoDGE 1885 panel truck. 4-speed; $3.50.
Call TIA 21ftA -13 !
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

TRUCKS WANTED, any make or models
FULL retail price paid in cash. WILLIAM
AUTO SALES, R. !. ave. at 20th st. ne
AID. &344.
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JOIN z; fLEICHER; Attorney,

states for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate court-No 67,929, Ad-
ministration.-This Is to. Give Notice:
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, Letters
Testamentary on the estate of John T.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are. hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the vouchers
subscriber, on or before the 9Th da4 of
December, AID. 1877. otherwise they
Of said estate Given under my hand this
MccLAIN BRYANT, 1920 Sherman ave
WELL. Reeister Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE.

TAXI, 1912 Plymouth. with PUG: good
condition. Cali Shepherd 6594. 13.
TAXICAB, 1899: good condition; $3.50
HC 942s. 1917 9TH st. NV. Ask fol
HENRY yrnRTnN -12
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JESSE LEE HALL, Attorney,
81S 18th 81. NV.

DfSTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia,
iministra tion.-Tnis IS to Give Noice That
the subscriber, of the District OF Columbia.
has obtained from the Probate Court Of
lths District of Columbia Letters Testa-
:meatary on the estate Of Charles W. Jones,
late Of the District Of Columbia, deceased
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit same,
with the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
iticated, TO- the subscriber. on or before
the 4th day Of December. AID 1947;
otherwise thev may by law be excluded
from all bsnent Of said estate. Given under
nv hand this 4th day Of December. 1915
ilseaA Attest: THEODORE CodswEiI,
Register Of Wills for the District Of CO.
.lumbia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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hudson. CREYKE. KKRNS 4 LTPsCOMB,
MATHEW fkiMnLE SAWTELLE,

ssases for cGRr aRs pis3rtc. 81 Ta II coISmba TnnI
Holding Probate Court.-No. 8s 1s4, Ad-
ministr ation.-This is to Give Notice: That
has obtained from. the Probate Court Of the
tration on the estate Of John Gilbert Martin
Islands. deceased. All persons having
claims aEainst the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the
vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
The subscriber. on or before the 9Th day Of
November, AID. 1a47: otherwise they NAV
estate. Given under my hand this ond
day Of December, 1915 JANE MCMAHON
HAIR, 1881 Langdrum Lane. Chevy Chase,
WELL. Register OF Wills for the District
Of Colnmbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
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An EXCELLENT SELECTION
Chew 194l 2-dr master de luxe: radio
and heater, road lights: $1,295.
Chev. .1941 4-dr, spec. re luxe; heater,
road lights: 81, 1876.
Packard I94I (l2O) conv. cpe.; S1,695.
Nash 1910 Ambassador 4-dr.; heater;
1915.
Ford 1912 jeep: s7g5. ,;aLes AZ Ike ISy nsTs !
Bladensburg rd. ne. Phone LU. 5225: Il.
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CAMPRELLS AUTO SALES
J942 Olds. sed., +. and h., spot ,ro
1s42 ehev. h s-dr.; new motor 1875
1912 Buick super sed. -------- l,SoQ
I94l Pontiac Torpedo sed.------- Loo
I941 ChrySler Windsor -------- 1,55Q
1871 aMc van. eft. body $50
ls3E oaSsrs Gnsy 3aom ieas to 1e4o Most q
these cars are equipped with radio and
heater. An cars have been checked Up Ry
terms or trade. No.. 30 Mass. ave. NV.
(s.W. corner, 2 blks. from Union Stationl.
COMPARE THESE vALUEs-
1912 Ghev; 4-dr =, and A.: y 500.
1941 Ford Tudor: r.; $1,125.
1910 olds "6' club. cpe.; hyd.; :. and
1910 Chrysler aS, 4-dr.: r.; SI,225.
1888 Packard "i2Q" 4-dr.; $Sa5.
1887 Stud. "6' cpe.; o.dr.:: HI; $415.
1891 Ford cpe;; new motor; S596, e1x
JET M6Ton SALES. 2719 Nichols ave.
Sc. y PsS6.
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absorbers, Guaranteed. new hubcaps,
grilles, sealed beam headlights. water
pumps, fuel pumps, Jacks. cylinder heads
and door mats; safety auto glass installed
J. L. BRENNER h CO., 1910 Montana
ave ne, FIR 1910 80
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saaa 1890 liz is. 5ssn {ssh ps55ss' pss
81 sGaa s4s5. cali Wo. .'is s755. A 4O'O0 VT III
Ac6fEp oS 6sk seas laa es 1885, q ls1s ssd1n o
1887 14th st. NV. NO. 2164. Open until
? PACKARD 1910 4-dr. sedan: r. and b.. ex-
eel. mechanically, good tires; . buy a
terms 1sas nnss nsndsnsburg ss 1as ra adoi
tire and radio: $500. OR. o117 after
PAGKARD 1910 "11o" coupe, very clean
Cali UN 029s after 8 pm. -15
PACKARD l941 Cube coups l2o; a,;nd,a;nD Eaio:
sASaaR6 ss1 ea 1sas 81 sass @ssel 11o convertible
s rsaS 1919 esassr aSs shts sdewa sls
heater, motor and body in Al condition,
sses sses hSNEs aHHa and oFoR 0esss eo e sa'
Avs; ..Bsthessad1a's 81 Bisgestn c,v.rt,,,. eo,ne.
LOVING MOTORS, 1919 N St, NV. la
PACKAR9 ls4l 1so e9nSsrtiole Ssr copps orIee
oeaPA oeaPA CEILING. s1,ess. LOVING MOTORS
PEYMouTH rg1a y Fl Ysss de luxe eoupe:, excel
| tributor, $3.50. NO. 9036. liz
PLYMOUTH 1916 Special de luxe 4-dooI
sedan: fully equipped. used as taxi one
month. can be converted to to private pyae ear car.
faaMo6TH Ffa II GH fsae % Coach: new motor, ss- a
IEL's GARAGE. rear 1925 q St. NV, IL
PLYMOUTH I941 2-door; good cond;; mo- NO
tor beng overhauled; S1,100. Call FIR, /,
Fly PEaMoUTH pSSHaan 1e4h AZ sdr. & spec. de luxe;
perfect; woman owner. will trade Tor good
| late club coupe or convertible for veteran
PPfIiYiMoUTTH lsli ds luxe coupe; radio s and !!
ssi lss sss .aa ssss.s
| $3.50: good condition. UN. 4004. IL
PLYMOUTH 1910 station wagon; clean;
mechanically perfect; S1,225. 81 dAW,
KINS, 1888 14th st. NV. DU. 445o. Id
| PLYMOUTH 1940 de luxe sedan; EeW mo
tor good rubber; now being ,isan Hssd as e cap
qs ssH RAJ 2sS23, 2, attsr aooI. pmao pbaooo actual
MI: new paint: car in peri. cond; Sl,2o9'
Rear 1116 Flower aye Takoma PARK. Mo.'
PLYMOUTH 1896 coupe; real bargain,
S2S7, full price. 1880 r. ]. ave. ne. ID
| PLYMOUTH 1896 de luxe 4-door sedan;
good tires, looks good, runs goo0 u 1goou;
$425. R. r MOTORS. 1920 Rhode Island
lffiIsYMaOSUiTH 1871 club convertible special
finish. red leather upholstery: one oMner
. heautifnl car: 81 .245. LOGAN MQg0P g06P
ICo.s CT ~ I'LL 18th st. NV. Dl. 6so0
= q
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oadster; first 5000 takes
7 pl. NV. Of Wisconsin

DODGE 1881 roadster; frst $500 takes
It 4l1o Emery pl. NV. Of Wisconsin
DODGE 1s4s 2-doer sedan: new tailored
PSDs5 sseo 1910 az s1passenser coupe; Sig 81 19eo
0 D0DGE So 1911 s-door de luxe sedan. good
condition; II good tires. heater; s1,275.
SCI SopsE 81 Ss2s 1922 town sedan r.a.e and hss.
kSy !; 81 5% IA ssss s| between ESQ
GSSSE 1ooS; M or sasiS@ Sess osss beleW. s
TosD Or ssa is4o : de s luxe sedan: radio and heat
Phone Ia; wi VI, ssoSs, s1,1ss:. ~ - 49,.
heater. Winterized; looks, and runs good;
RosaAS !; M9FSS e Ssso Co. T0rd5 iii lii isth
FORD 1941 conv. coupe: California low
slung, new motor, specially desig. fr; and
rear. twin exhaust. special springs, H., r:
sna a. other nros spec sssras neg VS.
9SsSi FosD 1a4e 5-passenger Tudor sedan.
s9k sss eoo yRb e ssayef seat Tubes $3.50
cash. RE. $500, Ext. ioa: after pm.
sR ESQ., Ss s. soag s Fly yin ss5as as or tssss
ave me- -13 2
FORD 1885 Fordor convertible sedan;
radio and heater, new top, sealed beams
q and 9. lot st, Of other features; s4e5. NE.
foRD 1871 super ei de luxe sedan; excep,
tional buy; driven by one person; equipped
81 $Si;ssS; esll NS; Is 1854 after Or dg5ains
FORD 1857; 7; VERY very clean Job. mileage low;
$500. Apply at barber shop, 81 H st. NV.
: ~ 10 = b. q
FORD 1873? sS s5-hp; coupe aoss .sed tires ss
FORD 1s4e super de luxe Fordcr sedan;
gray-green; low mil; carsfuiy broHen Htao1n IN
IL iTsGloo 1905. oeas $3.50. 81 1894 alter g. III
FORD 1916 Fordor de luxe sedan; never
driven; e.; 200; trade BOZ s 45l,A. A. star; z. 4,
GOOD tires: h $3.50. Rear IiIs Flower aye.
Takoma Park, Md; private owner. sH.
SSe 81 soy.2s asss szsRt aGag gfses pr1
seen on gas station lot next door; ITO !.
roiD % 9dl eaed sc aTs sre TuasI Ds $685.
FORD I941 convertible club coupe: new
clutch. brakes, generator, fuel pump;
fias f6RD 1szI vi sssa station ai'ss waso se nsa
:. and h.; good shape; $1,250. sH. Sao2.
yoRps; Eds nsy Sgs SsognsgerslSsls S tsll, EQUIPPED;
f0RD 1881 model a coach; excel. through
r. Ras I Ssro MoToRs. is2o Rhode Island ave. ne.
5Tsq g0ap .ales.n ase aas HssS ssha
ffeoaEffAS leii King &. Alex Va.. ov.
1900.
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FORD 1941 conv. coupe: California low,
slung, new motor, specially desig. fr; and
and h.; chrome interior, new tires. seat
covers, other special extras: $1,675. OV
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Anne Magrnder,
Fletcher C9le
To Be Married

Brig. Gen. Marshall Magruder.
U. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Magruder
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Anne Marshall
Magruder, to Capt. Loren Fletcher
Cole, U. S. A.. retired, son of Mrs.
Lee and the late Maj. Henry Greene
Cole, U. S. A., of Marietta, Ga.
The wedding will take place in
early November in Atlanta.
The engagement is of particular
interest in Washington. as Gen.
Magruder and his wife. who formerly
was Miss Anne Peyton, are native
Washingtonians and are connected
with prominent families in Mary
land and Virginia.
Capt. Cole was graduated from
the United States Military Academy
in the class of 1881 and served in
the cavalry. He was a military
aide at the White House for four
years during the late Franklin
Delano Roosevelt's administration
and also served at Fort Myer
Evening star., 1946-09-22
Church WeddMg
For Miss BrO1pH
And Mr.. Allen

st. Paul's Episcopal Church was
the scene last evening of the we'd
ding of Miss Virginia Lee Brown
and Mr.. Edward Martin Allen, jr
The rector, the Rev. Robert john
ston Plumb, officiated at o'clock
and Mr.. Paul GottWalls and Mr..
Raymond Rapp provided the we'd
ding music. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Brown and the bridegroom is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen of Arlington.
Guests at the ceremony were
escorted to their pews by the ushers,
Mr.. LIE Roy J. Wilson. Mr.. Howard
Choate, Mr.. Charles B. Collier and
Mr.. Lemuel B. Owens. The ushers
later led the bridal procession to
the chancel steps.
Mr. Allen and his best man. Mr..
Benjamin L. Fletcher, jr., awaited
the bride, who was escorted and
given in marriage by her father.
She was preceded by her sister. Miss
Mary Anne Brown, who was her
maid of honor, and Immediately
following the ushers were the
bridesmaids. the Misses Betty Fitz-
hugh, cousin of the bride; Eloise
Busschaert, Ann Lockhart and
Netti Louni.
The bride was dressed in white
satin, her fingertip veil of illusion
and lace was held by coronet of
seed pearls and her shower bouquet
was of white roses and stephanotis
with a white orchid in the center.
Her maid of honor was in aqua
taffeta and net and carried Tails
man roses and baby's breath which
also formed her headdress The
bridesmaids had similar frocks in
pink and blue, their bouquets of
pink roses and blue delphinium
matching their headdresses.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen are making a
motor trip to Canada and when
they return they will live in Airing
ton. The reception. following the
ceremony, was held in the Kennedy
Warren. Mrs. Allen attended Duke
University and Mr.. Allen recently
was discharged from the Army in
which he served as a lieutenant in
the Air Forces,
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William H. Sperry of Washington,
and Mr.. Sperry of Walden.
Residential Washington was very
much in evidence at this wedding
and the reception which followed at
the brides home on TWenty-fourth
street. Receiving with the wedding
party was the bridegroom's mother,
clad in an AQUA and coral gown and
matching hat, with corsage of
whites orchids. When the couple
left for a honeymoon in Bermuda,
the bride was wearing a navy blue
gabardine suit with navy blue ac-
cessories and gardenia corsage
They will make their home in New
York.
Mrs. Fackner attended school in
Switzerland and was graduated from
Oldfields School in Glencoe. Md.
She was with the Office of Strategic
Services for three years in Wash
ington and Calcutta. Her mother
was the former Miss Anne Gould
Hunter of Savannah, and she is the
granddaughter of Mrs. Tracy G.
Hunter and the late Mr.. Hunter of
Savannah. and of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Charles Stillman Sperry.
Mr. Fackner served five years
with the Army of the United States
with the rank of captain, serving
in Europe. He is son of the late
Leonard E. Fackner of Greenwich
and is a grandson of the late Dr.
and Mrs. William Hall Brace Pratt
and the late Col. and Mrs. Edward
Fackner. all of Brooklyn. The
bridegroom attended Choate School
and the University of North Caro-
lima, and is a member of Veterans
of the 7th Regiment of the New
York National Guard