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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-04
News Noies
 From Sitka

SITKA, Alaska, Feb. 26.-(Special Corlespondence) At the regular Council meeting last Tuesday eve ming the tax rate was lowered from IS mills to 16 l-2' mills and the 1946 expense budget for the city was estimated at S77,650.
 A resolution was passed petition ing the court to set date for the sale of certain delinquent proper ties. in particular those of the Russian Greek Catholic Church and of w. R. Hanlon, and the City Clerk was instructed to advertise as required by law
 A reply from the Coast Guard headquarters in Washington, to a request from the City and the United Trollers Union, asking for a permanent Coast Guard base and boats in Sitka, was read stating that at present no commitment could be made due to the uncer- taintv of the number of men avail able for the SerVlce.
 Also read was telegram from Mayor E. M. Goddard, stating that Councilman Bill Beach will bring information concerning the small boat harbor; that Public Utilities Manager J. D. Littlepage was in the Laurel Beach Hospital and that he himself would be leaving Santa Monica for home about March 2.
 Frank Erickson representing the Sitka Cold Storage Company and Ed Cushing representing the Sitka Telephone Company appeared to protest increase of assessments on those properties Council decided the increased valuation of the former should be $l3,009 and the latter should remain as of last year.
 Council instructed the clerk to request the commanding officer of the ACS to keep the communica- tions office open from 8 a. m. to midnight daily during the fishing season.
 Acting Mayor Bands was instruct ed to proclaim the observance of March as World Day of Prayer and to ask all business houses to remain closed between the hours of noon and l p. m. on that day
 A petition bearing the signatures og Is taxpayers was presented ask ing that firemen be included in the proposed city ordinance pro- viding for the payment of Council men.
 Ordinance IA, providing for the payment of Councilmen, was given its second reading.
 After routine payment of bills Council adjourned
 At the City Caucus held at the Fire Hall, with acting Mayor Bands presiding, the following nom- nations were made: Charles Peter son for Mayor to succeed E. M Goddard; Dr. w c. Charteris, Ken Nordby and Bill Sarvela for coun- cilmen, replacing Wally Mcdonald Bill Beach and Pete Haugin, retlr-
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2D II. HAL v0RSEN
 lS GIVEN TRANSFER

Recently announced by the com- manding officer of Madigan Gen. eral Hospital, at Fort Lewis, Col. Albert H. Robinson, MIG, was the assignment of 2d It. Gloria 4. Halvorsen, AVG.
 Transferred from Hammond Gen. eral Hospital at Modesto, Calf, where she worked on admission and disposition and orthopedic wards, It. Halvorsen's present duty is on the dermatology ward. She earned her B. s. degree from the University of California at Berkley in 1914 After her discharge from the Army, the lieutenant plans tC enter public health nursing or gen. eral duty,
 Mrs. Alpha Halvorsen, her motn- CT, lives at 1899 Regello Court, San Pablo, California, and her father, Alfred Halvorsen, resides in Juneau, Alaska
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PIERCE, SHANkS AT BETHEL TABERNACLE
 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT

The Rev. Ralph E. Baker announ- ces that there will be a meeting tonight at the Bethel Tabernacle. Bcb Pierce and Willis Shanks, Youth for Christ organizers from Seattle, will be special speakers.
 The Rev. Baker considers it a rare opportunity to hear these young men with their musical tal- ent and their speaking ability. They are just returning from Nome and Fairbanks where they have organ ized Youth for Christ.
 We are indeed happy to have them Monday night We extend | hearty welcome to all and the meet ing starts at o'clock" said the Rev Baker
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

No. 5512-A
 Tn the District Court for the Ter ritory Of Alaska, Division Number One. At Juneau
 JEROME P. HINZ, Plaintiff, vs. DOROTHY HINZ, Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this sum- mons, in case this summons is pub lished. or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in said court and in the above entitled cause.
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief Disso- lution of the marriage now existing between plaintiff and defendant on the grounds of incompatibility of 1 temperament; that defendant be awarded custody of the parties minor child. with the right of plaintiff to see and visit child at reasonable times and hours; that plaintiff be decreed to pay during minority of said child, or until said child marries e. becomes self-sup- porting, s5000 monthly for mainte- nance and support; and for any 1 further relief merited
 In event you fail to 90 appear and answer, the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable judge of said court, and the seal of said court hereunto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, this 2nd day of March, 1946. | (SEAL) J. H. WALMER,
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By J. w. LEVERS,
 Deputy Clerk. First publication, March I, l946. Last publication, March 25, l946.
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George James of Angoon, was haul ed up at the Sitka Marine Ways Thursday to check leak in the stern post.
 The Comedian, troller owned by Henry Wood of Juneau, will be hauled out at the Sitka Marine Ways March to have new keel installed and repairs made on the bow.
 Carl Buchanan has bought a new i Chevrolet loadmaSter engine from Art Gillis and is installing it in his troller the 31-C-127.
 Rudolph Sarvela has purchased a 121 Gray gas engine from Baranof Motors for his new troller being built by the Sitka Marine Ways.
 Mrs. Ted Benson of Metlakatla is the house guest of Miss Cleo Camp bell at her apartment in the Kettle son Building. Mrs. Benson arrived last week to visit her three chil- dren, who are students at the Shel- don Jackson School.
 Ray Nelson arrived by plane last weekend to spend his 30 day leave with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter Nelson. He has re-enlisted in the Army and will return to duty shortly.
 Albert Nelson, another son, ar rived on the North Sea after re- ceiving his discharge from the Navy.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Calvin pur- chased the DeArmond home on Marine Street and plan to sell the home they now occupy on Etolin Street. Mrs. Elizabeth DeArmond plans to rent a room and remain in Sitka.
 Passengers leaving on the North Sea were: Mrs. Marie Brightman, Mrs. James Brightman and son Timmy, to vacation in the States for a month; MT and Mrs. Don Mowat and daughter Alicia, to the States after selling their business, Norma's s Beauty Shop, to Mrs. Tal Guppy; A L. Goddard, former civ il service employee on Japonski, and son Sam, to join his family in the States; Mrs. Ted Benson, for her home in Metlakatla; MT. and Mrs. E. R. Mcdonald, to their home in the States after a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Robert Wheeler; Mrs. Roy Roby and daughter Fran oes, returning to their home in the States; MT and Mrs. E. E. Braley, former civil service residents on Japonski, for Seattle; Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hodgins, for a brief vaca- tion in Juneau; Mrs. Joseph Barn. as, enroute to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Der hard in Fender, Nebraska, to keep a rendezvous with the story-Mr. Barnas, instructor in the High School, will join her at the end of the school year.
 Passengers arriving on the North Sea were: Miss L. M Mills, who had been called to Seattle by the illness of her brother, w. P. Mills, now on the road to recovery; Mrs s. Matson, to spend a few weeks p%> p%>A>>%%>>~%%%>~>%>%%A~AA
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NOTICE TO BOAT OWNERS

Effective March 1-1946 all boat owners will register with the Har- bor Master twelve hours in advance their desire to go on the city grid in the Boat Harbor.
 ALBERT F. BIXBY, Harbor Master
 (206-t6)
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l ing; Bill Cook to succeed himsel on the Utilities Board; Roy Avrit and TAI Guppy for the Schoo Board to succeed Elliott Fletcher retiring. The caucus lasted not more than Is minutes.
 The funeral of George Peterson who passed away Wednesday night of a heart attack, was held Friday afternoon at the USO building with the Elks conducting the services Mrs. Chester Latta sang, accom- panied by Mrs. Clarence Bands Members of the Moose Lodge con- ducted the graveside rites at the Moose Cemetery.
 The crowd which attended the services was an indication of the great esteem and affection which Mir Peterson had won in the com munity.
 Paul Malachoff died late Sunday evening at the home of his father, Sergai Malachoff, from tuberculo- sis, for which he had been hospital ized in the States for several years before returning to his home here about a year ago. He was born in Sitka in 1917, and attended school in Idaho
 Funeral servIces were conducted Tuesday afternoon by the Rev. Err nest Nygaard followed by interment in the City Cemetery He is sur vived by his father, two brothers, Nick and Menandry and three sisters, Mrs. Carl Susort, of Ever cit, Washington, Mrs. Charles Kal- bow of Seattle and Mrs William Neither of Odessa, Texas.
 Frank Ward, son of Bill Ward, arrived by plane Saturday after receiving his discharge from the Army in Anchorage His wife ar rived from the States two weeks ago to await her husband here MT Ward is employed at the Columbia Lumber Mill and plans to make his home here.
 Miss Gladys Ward, daughter of Bill Ward and formerly a clerk in the Sears Roebuck office, left on the North Sea for an extended va cation in the States during which she will visit her sister, Mrs. Err nie Suite in Laconnor, Washing ton, and possibly visit on the East Coast.
 A farewell party was given for Miss Ward last Friday evening by MT. and Mrs. Harold Ward. assist cd by Mrs. Frank Bergdahl and Mrs. Martha Ellis.
 Don McGraw, Jr., received his discharge from the Navy after long service in Japanese waters remov- ing mines. He has joined his par ents, on vacation in Seattle, and will return to Sitka with them in the spring. His sister, Bernadine, who is attending a business col lege in Seattle, will also return at that time.
 The Lituya, troller owned by Henry Heino, is back in the water after having two garboard blanks replaced at the Sitka Marine Ways
 The Admiralty, seiner owned by
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FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND

A REWARD of 5000 for returning lost months old Husky dog, light black and gray color, with light colofed face. Owner Leo Navorro No. PA Windsor Apts. Ph. Green 392. (2e9-t2)
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE
ELECTRIC GENERATORS


 ELECTRIC GENERATORS NEW DIESEL and Gasoline En- gine-Driven 11z to 50kw, 50 & 60 Cycles, & 3 phase. Prompt De- livery. Dealers protected J. J. Bressler, BALM Madison Ave. New York IT, N. Y. (209t3) LOOK! LOOK AIR FORCE B-4 life jackets. Inflated instantly by release of compressed gas. Has dye marker and is ideal for sportsmen and fishermen. Can be worn continuously without both CT. These jackets are new and priced at 795 singly or $28.00 in lots of four. Call 706 or Blue 405.
 (209-t3) l FUR SEAL ladies coat, 1 mink neck piece, 1 steamer trunk, l small suit case, ladies umbrella. Inquire Victory Barber Shop.
 (209-tf) 5 ROOM HOUSE for sale, Aux Bay $500 Write V A. Hensey, City.
 (209-t6) POWER DORY, can be used for fishing or prospecting, 925 West 1lth St. P. O. Box 1144 Juneau.
 (209-t3) DAvENO $50. Call Green l13.
 (209-tf) NEW "ROADMASTER" bicyles, balloon tire models. Price crated FOB Juneau S395O. Also a full stock of bicycle supplies. Mail orders given prompt attention. Madsen Cycle and Fishing Sup ply. Ph. Green 113. Box POST, Ju- neau. (209-tD 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Furnished, Nice location. Call Aschenbren- her 306 Willoughby. (208-tD 1887 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan. After o'clock pm, 413 West 10th St. Ph. Red 340. t208-t3) Choice of two late console models: Blue 87O or Apt. "B", 236 First St. East. (208-t2) FOR SALE-Used 85 h.p. Ford Va Scripps factory conversion marine engine with clutch. In- quire Warner Machine Shop.
 t203-tf) 5 ROOM FULLY furnished house, 2 blocks from business district. For details, inquire room 3 above First National Bank. Ph. 676.
 (207-tf) DOUBLE BED. spring and high 2 chair. Ph Blue 414, 939 10th and E St. (207-t3) WOMEN'S FUR COAT racoon, full length, size 34-36 fine condition $85. Ph. 365. (205-tf) OZITE RUG PAD g x l2. Write Empire No 6948. (206-t4) NAVY TAILORED suit. size 38, never worn. Ph. Green 393.
 (206-t4) NEW PIPER CUB Airplanes now ready for delivery. Capitol City Aircraft Co., Southeastern Alaska Distributors Phone 321-Box 2227 Juneau. (2O2-tf) JUST ARRIVED = Pot burners in all sizes-Vee Belts and Pulleys. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. 197-tf FOR SALES room house and ca- bin furnished. Gall at 323 Deck erway. (193-J6) 
 T fit. GREGG SKIS and poles. Like new. See at Piggly Wiggly.
 (182-tf) GOOD , BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma-
 wy chine and range $5,000, 1044 w 10th St. Phone Green ATS.
 (176-tf) MISCELLANEOUS WINTER & POND CO, Inc. Complete Photographic Supplies
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JUST ARRIVED = Pot burners in all sizes-Vee Belts and Pulleys. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. Q97-tD
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ELECIRiC GENERAIORS
 NEW DIESEL and Gasoline En- gine-Driven IF to 50kw, 50 & 60 Cycles, l & phase. Prompt De- livery. Dealers protected. J. J. Bressler, BALM Madison Ave. New York IT, N Y. (209-t3)
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Passengers arriving on the North Sea were: Miss L. M. Mills, who had been called to Seattle by the illness of her brother, w. P. Mills, now on the road to recovery; Mrs. s. Matson, to spend a few weeks
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NEW PIPER CUB Airplanes now ready for delivery. Capitol City Aircraft Co., Southeastern Alaska Distributors. Phone 321-Box 2227 Juneau. (2O2-tf)
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ing Bill Cook to succeed himself on the Utilities Board; Roy Avrit and TAI Guppy for the School Board to succeed Elliott Fletcher, retiring. The caucus lasted not more than Is minutes.
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1 FUR SEAL ladies coat, 1 mink neck piece, l steamer trunk, l small suit case, ladies umbrella. Inquire Victory Barber Shop.
 (209-tf)
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The Lituya, troller owned by Henry Heino, is back in the water after having two garboard blanks replaced at the Sitka Marine Ways.
 The Admiralty, seiner owned by
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LOOK! LOOK AIR FORCE B-4 life jackets. Inflated instantly by release of compressed gas. Has dye marker and is ideal for sportsmen and fishermen. Can be worn continuously without both CT. These jackets are new and priced at 795 singly or $28.00 in lots of four Call 706 or Blue 405.
 (209-t3)
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WOMEN'S FUR COAT racoon, full length, size 34-36 fine condition S35. Ph. 365. (2O5-tf)
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5 ROOM HOUSE for sale, Aux Bay Sl,900. Write V. A. Hensey, City.
 (2O9-t6)
Evening star., 1946-06-21
LOTS FOR SALE Cont. J

BEAUTIFUL LOT near D. c. line, walking
distance Of Ga; and Alaska terminal. near
tss shasss Hsau" :a 1o1 aass sasGs
M Only ss7s for 75x1so lots in tast:sIow- tH
Call MI. Hernick, Clinton 83-R. 23.
BUILDING LOT, 5Ox25O, in Franklin Park
1a,e Va by private party. No agents. GIL
BUILDERS, ATTENTION-First CONNER
slal, nearby Md; large frontage on Defense
hss T Seson
25 n'Pffi9n .nc f4is st
ROCK CREEK PARK EsTATEs-Beautiful
detached homesites in an unusual setting
Mashington's finest in;town subdivision
from 10000 sa. feet to to- !. Of i an acre. e. Now Now
Is the time to select site for your future
st. 70 Kaimia rd.. turn left on Kalmia I'd
sHE1s ss5 sssss e. ss TIT III e 1H fEo Ne s4SS
SSaREstS dSs Sfsl
panned W and apa Be ready
10 build when the emergency is over. Don't
wait until ground prices 60 up because OF
PAuI agf. sroSR Resei Z EDwsR5 sRioogstsiggS e cxLD
TP WEL4s Sol Developers 5000 Conn. ave. aaw NV
ViRGINIA-An sizes, for s4oo up, in or
near Falls Church. Annandale, Arlington,
Vienna, Fairfax or Alexandria. Additional
lot Hstings wanted EASTMAN g. STEELE.
Realtors Falls Church 1920 -22
IDEAL CORNER LOT, 75x175, in Lee
Blvd. Heights, 5 miles from Lincoln Me
mSTial nRTflTaS al 53ls ,,,,. domestic wooas. mas
lots, in convenient exclusive developed
section; city sewer and water; price,
SILVER SILVER 'sf%i sPRINGaNorth ro' Hills of sligo
Park. Beautiful lot 6Ox17a; one blk from
bus stop. Price. $1,000. Call Sligo 1863.
ATTENTION. BUnDERs-es lots, 5Ox
200.pfor GI houses; streets, sewer and
water already in. Start building today.
E. BOGLEY. 7O04 wisconsin ave-, WI
$500. WI. 1920 Open ewes till g. -23
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ACREAGE FOR SALE (con't !

OVER 2 ACRES in fast-erowing Fairfax
County, 80 minutes drive via boulevard
from the humidity and congestion Of
downtown Wash; well wooded with oaks,
map NAPLES, ,, dogwood, holly. etc; contains
good SURROUNDINGS, This tract has unusual
possibilities. Price. S1,260 Terms, Cali
Il I5zIOo A., a mile from Marshall Hall
81 900 cash. RA. 1864 '' 0 a3s
some wooded Some Cleared a. suitable sat sefss for
$500 soSo sn aers Adddn. Rss
listings invited. EASTMAN g. STEELE.
Ressltors; sh Falls Church 2620
ACREAGE ESTATE SITE--Over 4 acres in
chevy i REAIT9 EsitFstes Co. susSiSl- sseIa
Siye Seo aEents; 34O3 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
si1XcRE iS Is' TRACT ct on Route so. at pender.
Va; high wooded land: $9.75O: $3.50
ga cash. seld MccAY MccAY. Mclean. Va.
Ess; ss5 ss .:s ':s%s ssss: ss: Hs
MEsS NEsk fA FA1npAx, FAX VA Corner mas on Two
State roads, one hard surfaced; 8 acres
Ing stes s4sbo Sesnla sa eaeaens essh payment nila
$50 mo MccAY g. MccAY. Mclean, Va,
ACREAGE fronting Chain Bridge I'd.
Phone Mr. SUMMERS, iasai cH sYY7. sYY per Hs ssfe'
So ACRES, 90 miles from D. C-Mostly
in good timber, beautiful homesite, elec.
for quick sale, $1,000. Phone ewes. after
10, Manassas 48-F-32. or write L..
EGkEs Bouts sad J. Manassas as4s Va
$500 per acre For further Information
call MRS. HAYCRAFT Pleasant O97S-24
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

11-ACRE TRACT on Route 50. at Tender,
s:I sssh; se-MNcc -MNccXY & MceAY. Mclean no. Va. Va
z51as s,h ACES sas tsobsas: s'
ss sAn9 Ga szR sa20 sgs SHs sG
NEAR NoRBEcK-1s5 acres, gently rolling
houss, outbuildings; long frontage on sur
LETroN MARTIN. Earle Bldg. Re. 2s4ess::
HS ctE .soa Ell i.s3
ssSS ne1 and fn1 As low
1Rls MoedvsTd ss5nI Sjor. jAMEs Rh s., MAAoSSSY,
s.RooM pWELiING WELL S 4oe:foot road Ss 'front.'
age, beautiful wooded building sites; large
from Bethesda. 8 miles from Rockville a
81 a 1f!ssh pfee E1eaaEE g 8sE H
aSa @ SisaiHvn seefyiifs nera-l rS Bethesda Md WI
kIocKymdE' Is.ss MSontggomsry County, Nd
on Ra from Tpe u foE uSs H.asb
Mrs shs NayaB ds bEek ddSS % ef2!sr Please call
vile rd.; priced for quick sale. skelly, 81.
s1lveE soSo SorinE excel. for subdivision. sksIiy.
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Silver Spring
area, 1 acre: bargain. Skelly, 81. 5000.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Lowest priced
acreage around Silver Spring for develop
ment; "a mile from Indian Spring Country
Club Thomas. 81. 5000. -2l
CHANT1LLY ESTATES-Select your home
site in acres or more in beautiful Chan
tilly Estates Exclusive 80 minutes from
town. Easy terms. Bus transportation l
block. For further information call Hern-
don 39-J-4. Or come out Va. Route so on
road to winchester to signs marked
NEAR POTOMAC RIVER, 1s miles from
Chain Bridge; 40 beautiful acres, high
gently rolling land. all cleared: 2 small
streams; over h-mile road frontage; 1925
per acre: McCAY g. McCAY. Mclean, Va.
81 PsR PHo ACRE. 81 miles from D. CO G.. in
Fairfax Co.. Va: 1h-mile road frontage.
high-speed highway to property, except
level land; several streams: "a cleared;
considerable saw timber. McCAY g.
McCAY, Mclean, Va. GIL 1875. %
LEASE-12.000 SO. it., 60-ft frontage,
center of Clarendon, zone general busi-
ness. Phone MR.. SUMMERS, CHI. 2117.
I ACRE near White Oak Naval Ordnance
Lab, on paved road, beautiful building
builder available to GI. sH. 5s42. ga
Evening star., 1946-06-21
AUroMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: q
CAPPED At ARCADE PoST1Ac SS11 &c Co. 'z WASH 81
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer I437
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efficient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de.
Livery. LIVERY. new sh Shipment lust arrived; the
ing. Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION.! We
have Just received a. large shipment Of good
quality seat covers in popular colors They
win also at other models Of General Mo
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887
Irving St NV. AID. $500
VETERAN needs motorcycle for transpor-
tation. Will pay all cash Between $500
and $500. WA. 261S. Must be in good
right front for I94o
WHY'S. Call Tower 5914 or Metropolitan
USED TIRES AND TUBES, e:0l1s1s.
go9d E23 .Ha condition. Ewes. call Glebe 1900
DUMP BODY-2-yard hydraulic steel dump
body. complete; manu- by Wood Tele-
phone Leesburg Yal lbs. 23a
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICh. Ghrys!er; Dodge, Plymouth, olos
H;sni,, Hand Of ,, returnilns overseas veterans.
'a:lss eST 9oSsiS 9 Ss.S1n. @ sa1la.ns hs pes 1ss
"a szSPSda 'sd1a,s MSTSSS; :nd ,iso i7ts s
BUCKS wanted. will pay the high
Wfrasns SSf sash doilaTS naT any make any model
BUIck sGas s. oWNEks As.ms S. ssas sise Big prices
paid; pa q any year % or : model; bring title, drive
NV, cor. N. Open to $50 pm, closed
sTicHs, chsvrolets, rords, Pontiac or
nd viii pay nsd the se0S Sshes
ssilns ss' n.y. D1.s5 bG 1856 q HAWKINS 1855 izth
needed by private party. Call TIE. 1881.
cHEyRoLET.priyste =: g party needs 1856
NJ dealers: Phone Ex. ssso: ' ~ Ass ssS"'
s5SrS Ssss AZ 5ssons gss RS sz San
cH2yR6LEP u9ShS S%NEks gas? ee wise Big st Prices
il See bASNEs.s2SpERss, sis 1900 OH i4th Siis. st:
aMa. a;w.: cor. N. Open to $50 p.m.' closed
eeHESvdksoLET OWNERS, get every dollar
'e5 i ssEA MoFoR aN 9s sALEs Dsxsy sz
CaEvRSLETs-,1Gash fol yeyr car, no red
ss iaSE p'1k FoRb rfxMoUra8et- 3o%
eran must have automobile for livelihood
sss sszS sie VIII vi ;"s Ss' ssss :s! ds ssfF S s
sss SoYH zses ':I ss7 nc c.sa
Tskoma Park. D. c. Georgia $500
SiI SsSh doIlaTs, !tiI any make any modei
goth st. ne: Adams s344..
i. WORTH. IN a754, Bob Terrett. % CENTRAL sSSr al
FSRS MSn9R oMEEks SAkFs 4ss g csnR sse Sis
IN See BXRNEssASpERs n5 a5oo a5'e i4th 61iye st
NV, cor N. Open to $40 pm. closed
NASH WANTED will pay the highest
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES. R. l. ave at
10th 20 he's St t,ni;.r ne. A,Nr. Adams sS44; 4 ,, ,..
Rad pa SEE ny RSdsl sEns so f M frys s
NV; cor. N. Open to $50 pm, closed
SIxsSg1Hss.,s i!5t a tx }sss esE 70 .sS
PLYMOUTHs, 1881 to 1895. No one
.RoPER:" Dupont 97S5. 2s.
RaXMoUTH coy 10Y 0%NEks AS o St dollar
PLYMOUTH OWNERS, be wise. Big prices
paid any year or model: bring title, drive
in. See BARNES-SANDERS, 1900 14th St
NV cor. N. Open to $50 p.m., closed
PoNTiAcs are worth more to Roper" 50
you will get good prics In cash. Cali
ROPER" Dupont s766. So :