davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Curtoins

50 Originally 3.9s FiIet Net Cot
ton Toilored Curtains. extro long,
81 ond o4 inches wide to the
20 Originally z.es 70 3.ss odd
Toilored Curtoins, one Of q kind;
seconds -----I.es Or.
II orisinalIy 2.9s Seconds Of
Leee curteins, IVA yds. long, ecru
color -------- 80 pr.
4s Originally 3.l2 cottose Sets,
cotton morquisette with red trim,
ruffled tops set
s Originally 3.ss Seconds Of
oreperies, woter damaged, printed
designs 80 pr.
10 Originally e5e Dining Room
Choir Covers, printed cotton fob
ric, side or arm chair styles,
3 for 100
~ Originally 1873 Cotton Home
spun sofs Pillows. styled with
fringe edeine-------l.z l.ze
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Shoes

80 Originally 3.ss Brown and
White Soddle oxfords with rubber
soIes, irreeulors; broken sizes,
2.99
so Originally 59e MetoI Shoe
Trees -39c
II Originally $50 Mems and
Boys Tennis Shoes, broken sizes,
79e
Il Originally 2.zs Mems Lssther
~ Soft Sole House Slippers,
broken sizes s------79e
The Heeht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09
ls2 Originally Zoe
Glass SoIod PIotes
39e

We're closing out these famous
Cambridge gloss soIod piotes-
thot's why their prices have been
cut oImost in holf! In eleor blue
or amber.
80 Originally 100 PIsnt TsbIe
with Plent cortoiner. brown pIos-
tic, small size----69e
81 Originally l.5o Cigarette
Boxes, erond piono style, white
plostic
IS Originally 1.s5 Cigarette
Lighters, plostc, assorted coIors,
l.zs
= Originally 1000 Ironing Boord
sars. hond-pointed designs by
Peter Hunt ------9.98
- orisinslIy 400 Westebe.kets,
hond-pointed designs by Peter
Hunt; blue, brown and red; round,
200
10 orisinoIiy 500 Peter Hunt
Westsbasksts, hand pointed;
oval 2,5o
Git Shop, Sspsstk Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Originally 2.le
Mems Boxer Shorts
100

A speeioI group Of 800 poirs Of
mems royon boxer shorts with
elostic Wristbands. White or
cream in sizes 81 to AZ.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Corsets
40 Originally $50 Lightweight
Cotton Botiste Foundations, sizes
"a to 4O-- ZOO
IS Originally 89c to 80 Reyon
Satin and Net Combinations and
Cotton Botiste Bressieres, sizes
81 to 34--- 39e
The Hseks Co, Dowsstsiys S,srs
Evening star., 1946-05-09

IrresuIors Of
Mems ST Ties
44c
Handsome ties in solid colors,
neot polka dots and fancy oil
over potterns. The irregularities
ore nothing thot would impair
the wearing qualities of these ties.
The Hechf Co., Dowmstaiys Store
Originally 5.95
Junior Jumpers
3.99
Just IS to sell! They're fine
quality royon beneolne moterioI
in the popular wrop style. Sizes
9 to IS.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store,
St0rfswear
Domestics
50 Originally 3.29 Cotton Che
mile Both Nat Sets-----2.29
~ Originally l.Se to l.e9 Cot
ton Lace Searfs. l2x36----l.o0
II Originally l.59 Linen seorfs,
l2x4O inches es----I,OO
- Originally 89e Cotton Laee
Searfs. l2x22--59c 59c
So Originally SIC Turkish Towels,
bath size; seconds 39e
20 Originally 3.7s shos Rugs,
3Ox42 inches es---2.7e
ls Originally 500 to s.ss All
wool Blankets. 72x84 in, 500
! Originally 1926 Cotton Che
mile Bedspreods. twin size, 6.95
8 Originally I4.e5 Cotton Che
Mile Bedspreads, twin size, s.s5
Ths Hseht Co, Dswsstsirs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Boys Wear

40 Originally 7.ss PIeid Cotton
Bothrobes with showI coIIors and
cord trims. Sizes 2, 4 and s, 100
IS Originally l.47 to l.eo Boys
Cotton coveralIs, red, blue and
novy, in sizes z to lO---l.oo
80 Originally e.ss Boys Rein
eoots, royon and cotton, trench
style in herrinebone pottern;
sizes 10 to lS----4.oo
4 Originally s.ss Boys wo.h
sethrobes, showI collar; sizes
z and 8------
Z Originally ll.2o Boys Knieker
Suits. brown, size 7; Iobeled os
to wool content 500
; Originally $50 Boys' Top
coots, size 7 and 8; properly
labeled os to wool content, 800
3 orisineIIy 3.2s Boys Reindeer
Sweaters. sizes 80 and 81; To-
beled as to wool content---l.0o
s Originally LOS to 1875 Bsys'
Sport and Dress Shirts, broken
sizes s to II; soiled- soc
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Just 2O5 Of these dolnty printed
cotton towels coIorfuIy COY
and useful in bathroom, quest
room or powder room. A vo-
riety Of posteI coIors and chorm-
ing pottens. Washable and dur
obIe.
4 Originally 1898 Round Che
mile Rugs; selection Of lovely
oolors ------------lz.98
. ! Originally 1875 Chenille Both
Met Set; attractive and long,
wearing e------------11.95,
s Originally 1875 oveI Che
mile Rugs, for bathroom or bed
room --------------1l.95
! orisinelIy 1895 seorf and
DsiIey Set t----s.95
I Originally l5.45 Round Che
mile Rug us------8.45
II Originally 500 MultieoIored
Hon,espun TobIe Cover, 5Ox5o".
3.s5
- Originally 4.ss Printed Cot
ton TobIe Cloths, assorted sizes,
3.5s
zoos1si : o,isi"o''y $50 Tab'* Cloths.
Z Originally $50 Printed Cotton
Toble Cloths, assorted sizes, 2.e9
; Originally 3.s5 Printed Cotton
TabIe Cloths 2,69
; Originally 3.95 MuItieoIered
Hemespun TebIe cevera 3ex3e",
$50
Originally 4.ss Beth Nat, rs
! Originally 3.35 Both Nat, z.75
I Originally 3.5s Both Mot Set.
l.ss
8 Originally 7.ss s-pe. Brunch
Z Originally 4.ss "sturdy-Tred"
z orisinaIIy s.z5 seetter Rugs,
LIS
Z Originally 1873 Bridge TebIe
Cloths Ito
8 Originally l.22 "Bestex" Kit
chen Towels. s to q bundle, 79e
20 Originally l.29 Embroidered
ooiIies. assorted eoIors, lOxl4",
e5e
- Originally l.7s Embreids,ed
DoiIies, assorted coIors, l2xl2",
Csc
7 Originally 7se Embroidered
ooilies. assorted eoIors, SKIP,
sse
IS Originally 7se Dish Cloth.
Is to O bundIe)
50 Originally sac ceektsiI kep-
kins ---l5e
s Originally 25e Cotton Place
Mdt3
Linens, Fifth Floor,
The Heeht Co.
ia Pieces Of
keckweor
Originally LOO to 2.o8
6oc
ToiIored and sheer, dressy col
lors and diekies, ideoI for suits.
All ore soiIed and mussed from
display.
Nsekwsar, Street Floor,
Tie Heehf Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
9 Originally 1895
Misses Chesterfield
Coots
64.0O

wv 20 WSOl DONy OIeSS Sfl6StGr-
fields with fIonee shoulders. Black
ond yarn dye grey. Sizes IA,
16. l8.
4 Originally $500 Boxy Topper,
flare back three-quorter top
per with new bracelet sleeves.
'Royol blue, navy and oquo. Sizes
IL to lo-------------5
; Originally $500 ceIifornie
Jsekets-lOOeo wool California
fleece in green and pink. Sizes
II to l6--26 $500
8 Originally $500 Fitted coots-
oll-wool dress coots, "a length,
with roeIon sleeves. Black, navy,
brown. Misses Sizes $500
; Originally 1895 ches.erfieIds
-lOOoo wool box ChesterfieIds
in green and brown. Brown size
10, green sizes 20 $500
16 Originally 1888 Roineoots-
Crovonette proeessed summer
weight fobric. Pole yellow, pow
der blue. Misses sizes--l6.oo
23 Originally 1882 Piostie Roin-
eeats-boxy styles in summer
brown and pole blue. Misses
sizes ----------7.5o
s Originally $500 1000 Wool
fleece Cotton n-baek Boxey Boy
Ceat, grey; sizes ! 2 and 20; not
uroI size 20-----26.
Misses Goats, Third Floor,
The Hechf Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Cotton Dresses

5 Originally 2.s0 Long Sleeve
Cotton Pique Dresses. sizes 10
only ----l.00
IS Originally 1.25 Cotton
Aprons. small bib styles, floral
and plain combinations ns----59
20 Originally 4.oe Spun Cotton
FleroI Print Dresses, button to the
waist style; sizes 38 and 40, 1873
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Dresses

20 Originally $40 TO 1898
Dresses for Juniors and misses;
royon crepes and royon jerseys,
2.98
80 Originally $40 to 1895
Dresses for Juniors and misses,
long and short sleeves, one and
two-piece styles 1913
20 Originally S.95 Juniors and
Misses Reyon Crepe and Rayon
Jersey Dresses 4.98
80 Originally 1925 to 1895
Dsrk Rsyon Crepe Dresses,
misses sizes 5.9S
Tie Hsekt Co. Dowsstsirs Sssys
Evening star., 1946-05-09
The Hecht Co. Downstairs Store Friday BARGAINS

Clearance of 2.oo to sos
Better Hats
9oc
There ore 300 hots in this cIeor-
once. You'll find dressy feits,
half hots trimmed with pioue,
high crowns and flowered hots.
Styles for misses and women.
ia Originally l.o9 to 2o9 felt
and fabric hots in styles for
misses and women
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Fobric Remnonts
u =" " off

NimbIe fingers will stitch these
fine fobries into stunning dresses,
suits, ployeIothes. There ore
cottons, woolens tproperIy mark
ed os to eontent) and royons in
the oroup-every packet priced
surprisingly low.
Fabric Center, Street Floor,
The Hseht Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Clearance Of Tots &
ToddIers' Apparel

Tots and Toddlers' Rompers,
Dresses, PinafoEss. Shorts and
Knit overolls Soc
chiIdren's Slips Polo Shirts.
eooties end Pentiss s-----25e
The Hsekt Co., Dswsstsirs Jtsvs
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Boby Swings,
Auto Scots

10 Originally 3.95 Auto Seots,
metal body, convos frore, wood
ormrests ---1.59
u Originally z.s5 Beby Swings.
canvas s-------1.59
IS Originally 7.s5 Lug Ne
Nom Carrying cese for boby.
Handy when troveIine -l.5e
Isfdnts Furniture Dept,
Second Floor, Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
FURNITURE SAVINGS

Originally 35z.e4 Regency Soto tufted back
and orms, carved frame rose royon brocotelIe
uPnos1ery
Originally 17l.60 Lowson sofos . rose cotton
and royon domosk----------------
! Originally 1918 Low.on Sofa wine cotton
tapestry
Originally 171s5 Regency Tuxedo Soto. rose
cotton -ond-royon domosk, boucle trimmed cushion,
1895
Originally 1887 Fromed Regency Tuxedo Soto.
-. rose cotton domosk-- -----------129.95
Originally 1888 Low.on sofos . T.. blue cotton
z Originally 149.95 Tuxedo Soto. {. . wine royon
oomosk ----------------13e.95
! Originally 1898 Club Soto rose royon
brocoteI'e
Originally 3ls.s5 Duneon Phyfe Sofa made
in Grand Rapids; striped royon donosk- ---z49.95
Originally 3os.7l Lowson Soto {. . rose and beige
3 Originally 1895 Tuxedo Soto. beige cotton
Tapestry -----1Z9.95
Originally e1.s5 Reclining Choir and ottomon
:. blue royon donosk as is---495O
Originally e1.s5 Reclining Choir. and ottomons
wine royon domosk
Originally el.3z Formal Wing Choir. :. aqua
quilted elosheen 1925
Originally el.32 FormeI Wing choir,- 1925
Originally 1900 Fan Choir i. beige royon top
II Originally 34.s5 oeessioneI Choir. . rose,
green or wine cotton topestY-----------24.
Originally l7l.sl Lowson Chair rose and beige
royon tapestry
Originally 34.95 Occasional Chair. . green royon
z Originally $500 Gloucester Maple oeeo.ionoI Fan
Choirs blue striped cotton topesty------39.95
Furniture Dept, Fourth Floor, The Heeh. Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Boxy navy toppers to 90 over Just
about everything in your word
robe! Sizes II to l6.
7 Originally $500 AII-weoI Pos
tel Suits. sizes 9 to l5---27.5o
s Originally 3e.75 FuII-Iensth,
Ali-wooI Coots, sizes 10 to 10,
$500
! Originally se.75 Ali-wooI
Beited Topper size l6---25.oo
! Originally 1880 AII-wooI Blue
Suits, size l2-.16.95
; Originally 1875 Plaid Suits,
sizes 10 to lo-1o.95
7 Originally s.s5 Rayon Dresses,
sizes 10 to l6-------3.9
20 Originally 500 Novelty Pins,
tox included ed------1.2o
so Originally $50 to 500 Hets,
100
II Originally 800 and 5.ss
Hondbass. tax included
50 Originally 1.20 Novelty Pins
and Necklaces, tox included, 30e
Whsre Applicable, All Garments Prop
erly Labeled as to Wool Content
Teen Shop, Second Floor,
The Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09

6oc
Tailored and sheer, dressy COL
lors and diekies, ideoI for suits.
All ore soiled and mussed from
display.
Nsekwsar. Street Floor,
Tie Heeht Co.
Evening star., 1946-05-09
Originally l.69 to 80
Girls White BIouses

Just 50 of these white cotton
bIouses! Perfect with pinofores
or summer skirts. Sizes 8 to IA.
The Hecht Co., Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1946-05-09

Soiled royon fobrie gloves, cotton
string gloves cotton mesh gloves.
20 Pairs Of SoiIed Leather Gloves,
originally 500 to 6.OO----3.oo
The Hecht Co.
Gloves, Street Floor,
Evening star., 1946-05-24
He'll Like q
HASPEL
SEERSUCKER
or CORD SUIT

II aspel is the pass
l. 1 word to cool, sum-
mer comfort. These
suits launder as easy as
shirts never shrink,
fade or discolor So
don't forget for the
hot spell say HAS
PEI! Regular, long
and short sizes.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-23
Contest Going For Seal Sale

Eugene Erwin, chairman of the Christmas Seal sale, an nounced this week that supplies are on hand and that a drive will start soon for disposition of the seals.
 As in the past, the sale is sponsored locally by the Rotary Club, and two teams, made up of members of the club, will compete to see which can sell the most seals.
 The team captains and mem- bers are:
 Sam Nave, captain-Marcus Meyer, Walt Sipplell, A. Holmes Johnson, G. w. Bubendorf, Vic Ellis. Hollis Mulford, Tuck Wheeldon, Lee BeCGlhger, Jay Wiley, Paul Herring, Emil Knud- sen, Ken Wade, Gene Sullivan, Pat Lynch.
 Jorgen Fredrickson, captain Ben Kraft, Jack Hinekel, Stan Nelson, Charles Madsen, o. A. Torgerson, Eugene Erwin, James Martz, Frank Beals, Kay Wade, L. J. Norman, Harry Christoph- erson, Frank McConaghy, Mer- Till Coon, Ray Martin, Bill Lamme.
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-23
T7EXTILEs

The Surplus Property Department o for quick sale approximately million dollars War
  ghet bidder
Kodiak mirror., 1946-11-23

Eddie Blair, formerly employed at the Kodiak base, is now oper- ating the Valley Electric com- pany at Palmer. He and Ralph Arnold, editor of the Matanuska Post, have started a telephone system at Palmer, with an ini- tial installation of 30 phones.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Uncle Rays Corner

There is tree which has flowers
very much like wild roses. l am
thinking Of the apple tree. Actually
this tree is claSsed as a member OF
the rose family, along with pear
plum and peach trees.
Few sights of springtime are more
beautiful than an apple tree in full
blossom. The white and pink bios
SONS have pleasant odor.
Bees. as we'll as people, have
learned about the odor of apple
blossoms. They visit the flowers
and spread the pollen from one to
another,
For thousands of years. bees have
been spreading pollen from blossom
to blossom among apple trees
Without this work apple trees would
have died, or never would have come
into being. Pollen must be spread
if fertile seeds are to be produced
New trees will grow from the
seeds, but the fruit crop of the new
trees is likely to be Door. For this
Evening star., 1946-04-03
7 axe yWord for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY
Here's How They Talk.


Voice, high baritone Of pleasing
timbre and expressiveness. The
Stassenian voice is youthful and
resonant-the type of voice that
the mlcrophone opens it's arms to.
and says welcome. brother We're
going to get along fine together.
A good radio voice may not decide
an election, but it has never yet
hindered political career.
Enunciation, unusually good His
speech is ION the lips" This flexi-
bility of articulation not only carries
well, it also imparts accuracy and
decisiveness to his delivery.
Style, standard American. That is
to say, it approaches the accentless
manner of speaking which radio
designates as neutral speech" i.e.,
speech in which there are no traces
Of provincial or sectional dialect.
But this does not imply a lack Of
personality Mr.. StaSSen speaks
forcefully and with polish. But it
is polish that is not cultivated
His style is natural, masculine and
thoroughly American.
Pronunciation, very good He has
achieved a nice balance between the
home-spun bucolicisms of the aver
age Washington solon and the eX-
quisite elocutions affected by some
broadcaSters.
On the broadcast checked for this
article, Mr.. Stassen shattered radio
tradition by correctly sounding the
"rn' in government" Also, he did
not say 'progrum for program"
There was but one unimportant mis-
locution: "in-di-vi-jull" for in
dividual"
Score. Voice, 25: enunciation. %:
style. 25; pronunciation, %. Total:
96. Rating. excellent.
Your nominations are invited
(Copyrisht. 1916. the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1946-04-03
AuroMoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS.

TIRES, new, used and recaps: recapping
l day service; guaranteed workmanship
and material. CONSOLIDATED SALES
CO., 1896 H ST. ne, LU. 0S34.
NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den.
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: 2,
capped op d. at . ARCADE PoST1Ac SSf! CO. W Wash.
ingtons Largest Pontiac Dealer. l43I
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efncient
Pontiac OWNERS, ATTENTION. w.
have just received large shipment OF gooo
quality seat covers i'll popular colors. They
will also fit other models OF General Mo
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
If desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO. l43i
Irving st. NV. Adams $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
neatest one you have ever seen, suitable fol
merchants, farmers. fishermen and tour:
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., 1i3G irving st. Il. W, AID. $500. Wash
ington,s Largest Pontiac Dealer.
FOR SALE, 1888 Indian motorcycle. Al
condition mechanically, very clean. Cal!
IA. S504. after $50 pm =
PAINTING. compete. $50. including minor
fender work; Duco used exclusively. Call
EX. 0615 fer appointment .
NEW AUTO PARTS-Grilles. hub caps
cylinder heads. mufiers, wheels, floor mats
lenses. speedometer cable, and housing
jacks, grille guards. auto materials, glove
j. L. BRENNER & CO, 1910 Montana ave
CAR "a RsFIS1sHED-Now is the time to
have your car refnished by master paint
ers in one of Washington's largest mod
ern automobiie planssS Pre%ar 70 quality
mate now! OURISMAN- -MANDELL: Chevro-
let. 18th and Good HOPE I'd. Sc. AT. 400
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Now here's snappy number thatll run UPHILL too!'
MONEY 10 LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We win
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE &, INVESTMENT CORP. l31
N. Y. ave. NV National 5S33
1st AND End TRUST LOANS-Prompt and
courteous service. Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO. s17 9th st. NV. DI. $50
HoMh mont1y psSmeR
FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOC. $40 18th st. NV D1 1870.
WANTED for cash. Well-sea Soned md trust
notes and approved lst trust notes secured
on farms. FULTON R: GORDON, 1927
Eye ST. NV, DI. $3.50. till p m. -
action, reasonable rates nearby Md, Va.
or D. C. property. THE AMERICAN CO,
S01 10Th. MA. S032.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for ! st and
End trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP.
ist TRUST LOANS on real estate, low
rates. terms or monthly payments. P. J.
WALSHE, INC. 11l5 Eye st. NV, Ma. 646S.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
Not This

reason the custom of grating" has
spread. Apple trees of any kind
may be planted but, while they are
young, nurserymen graft on them
buds taken from trees which are
producing good apples. When the
trees grow up, they produce the
same kind of apples as the trees
from Which the buds were taken.
Sometimes several kinds of buds
are grated on single tree. In this
way, it becomes possible for one
tree to produce several kinds of
apples!
There are more than 1900 kinds
of apple trees. About so kinds are
important in the markets of the
world
Apples grow on every inhabited
continent, but North American leads
all continents in the yearly crop.
ATOMS. RADIUM AND ATOM POWER
is the title of an illustrated leafiet It
contains pictures by Frank c. Pape and
several hundred words of text by Uncle
Rav. To obtain copy send a seh-ad-
addressed. stamped envelope to Uncle Ray
IN care OF The Star.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

GovERNMENT of the District Of Colum-
bia. WASHINGTON, March 2s, l946.-OR-
DERED: That the Vehicle Title and Reg.
iStration Regulations of the District OF
Columbia. be. and the same are hereby
amended as follows: Amend Section 81 by
striking out paragraph (al: Whenever a
motor vehicle for which current registra-
tion is required is being operated or left
standing upon any public highway Except
as provided in paragraph tg) or Section
3S), or a trailer for which current regis
tration is required is being moved oil. left
standing upon any public highway OF the
DISTRICT. it shall display. a valid owners
identification tag on the rear thereof.
and substituting in lieu thereof the fol-
lowing Whenever motor vehicle for
which current registration is required is
being operated or left standing upon any
public highway Except as provided in
paragraph (g) of section 3Sl. or a trailer
for which current registration is required
is being moved or left standing upon any
highway Of the District. it shall display
on the front and the other on the rear
cycles or trailers and all other motor
vehicles owned by the Federal Government
shall display only one % valid owners
Identification tag and that one ~ on the
rear thereof. J. R. YOUNG G. MASON.
G YOUNG. COmml SsiOnerS, D C
Evening star., 1946-04-03
10 Eggs, With Soft
Shells Found in Hen

HARLAN, Ky.-Mrs. Anna Cox Sc
lected the finest hen of her flock for
dinner, dressed it and got the sur
prise of her life.
Inside were 10 fully developed
eggs, 10 soft-shell eggs and IA hulls.
indicating IA eggs had been devel-
oped and broken.
There wasn't enough hen left to
put on the table after I got through
taking out the eggs" she said.
Evening star., 1946-04-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

1914 TRACTOR with 9th wheel, like new;
Also 1e4i 5 ton dump truck; also ? dumps:
body; body new new motor and transmission. lSA is4i
Ford 1la-ton tractor, s.25-20 tires, 2
is4f Frauehsaf t2aleT r. 1.0 Al All oP under oPS o
NTERNAIioNAL 194l dumps, Brockway
he1 sFe MG .nd %0ys 1ps an you R se sedy % se
and nnnd trades. 21la Bladensburg rd. ne
poDGE 1887 NJ E. model 1,a-ton van.
ceiling; s4e6. Stafford CHANDLER
M3T9R GO; 629 H St; ne. AT 1900; -
lent condition. cash 'ei or easy terms: rms below below
CPA. 1141 Bladensburg rd ne, between
$3.50 and pm.
INTERNATIONAL. G. NJ. c. and Ford trac-
tors: Fruehauf, Black Diamond and High
Station. 1901 New YORK; YORK ave. ne. @ Wednes- nese
day, April 10, 1916, II am, Model KS,
ls4i; nteFnatioansl 81 1 With neg motor and
and Model D-4o. 1910 Internatio trac-
tors complete with power brakes and run
ming nns ightz Freqhauf 3G-t9ot and ss-foot
and Highway 26-foot stepdown trailers.
ADAM IAN ! 4 SWEscHLER & SON Auctioneers.
tor. Co, authorized, GMC truck, dealer:
A new group of 1945 trucks just re-
ceiyed; some new
Panels-l942 1a-ton Chevrolets.
Dumps-1942 Cherrolets, 112-ton; 1941
international. u ton, 2-speed
Stakes-l942 Chevrolets, l12-ton; 194 l
Dodge. 2-ton. L.WB
Pole Line trucks-lla tons, Fords
l GMC, ] International
Vans-1942 GMC's, :12 tons; 1887 GMC
Il tons.
Tractor and trailer - l942 Chevrolet
1la ton, lS-ft van semitrailer
Trailers-1 1a-ton dump. 24-ton jeep-
type ammunition carts, S31.50.
Jeep-1943 WHY'S Airborne, S695
Scooter-Cushman, package delivery.
Van bodies 2x6x7 tt, $3.50 new.
Arlington, Va Daily and Saturday, to {
Sunday, 10 to 8. CHI 70oO, OK 0552
To reach; Out through GEORGETOWN
cross Key Bridge, turn right at circle
onto Lee hwy (Route 211 or 29), driv,
q miles.
Evening star., 1946-04-03


NEW AND USED house trailers on le to
~ month terms. Metal luggage trailers.
Painting and repair service; also acceS-
sories. Cash tor your trailer RICHTER
TRAILER SALES Route l, Berwyn, Md
Tel. Tower 5O35.
TRAILER. :'-room 1945 American. and
Silver Streak Pontiac both like new. At
corner Of Central ave. and Grain hwy. y
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRALERS on H.
Is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
trallerS, 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 7.50xl6 6-ply commercial
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediate
delivery. AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC
4030 Wisconsin ave. n " WO. 323l. Open
until 9 Dr
FOR NT-Dump, luggage and stake
trailers, ) IT. to 9 # in length hour.
day day or week; we hitch to your car. One
RENT.A-TRAILER co; 1903 Lee hwy,
COVERED WAGON. steel body, tandem
wheels, Ductherm heater, bottle-gas cooker
auto. elec water heater, f1uorescent lights;
sleeps 4; Sl,7u0 cash. E. POTOMAC PARK
lot 30. afternoons A.
ELCAR HOUSE TRAILER for sale. $1,000.
See MR.. TAYLOR, Vincents Trailer Park,
800 kenllWOrTh ave. HyattSVille. Md .
Evening star., 1946-04-03
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake
pickup or panel truck: any make. any
modei; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
PRIVATE PARTY needs 3 paneled trucks
pay cash. Will call at your convenience
Ii. 5455. IS
PANEL TRUCK. late model y or - ton;
must be II perfect condition: vii! pay tor
price Ma 55.!2 -
URGENTLY NEEDEDL'2 or - ton pane
truck in good condition. Private party
Cash RA 6,3J ~