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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18

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/ z roko nau je pokazala i1a
siiko, ki Sc jina je nudiia Z vi
linega okna, razgled ma veiiko
pristanisee, polno ladij vseh ma
rodov, in naorsixi zaiiv, ma &C.
gar desni se je prelival modri
Paeifieni ocean, na levi pa SO se
dvigali v nebo ostri vrhovi po-
gorja Mateo.
Ko Sc je Tolliam odstranil,
sta sc Lionel ia Naola nehote
spomnila strasne drame, XII Sc
je dogodila v grobnici syetisca.
Do tega trenutka nista yes cas-
o tenn spregovorila besedice.
Nao1a je postala tina in zamis-
LENA. <.
- Dvomim, je dejala, naen-
krat, da ona Misterija BE zivi.
Njeni ijudje SO bill tako nepre-
vidni in so prizgaI svete sveee,
kar je povzrocilo strasno kata-
strofo. Skoraj gotovo jo je eks-
plozija ubila. Preprieana pa sem,
da nj mogla odnesti niti enega
komala cd zaklada v templju.
Danes led ziati rudnik, kakor
tudi grobnica, globoko pod vo-
do.
Ma emo stvar mislim, je de-
jail Lionel smeje, da je MANFRED
vse to bogastvo tvoja last.
- Vendar ne govoris resno
je v gro1 vzkliknila mlada ze-
ma. To zlato je prokleto!
- Res je; ii okrvavljeni "a
kladi bi mama ne prinesli srece
Srecna sva, eemu hi skusala po.
stati Sc bolj bogata?
Naola je poljubila svojega 50.
proga ma cello in sla v svoje 50,
be, Lionel pa, XII je ostal sam
je stopil v salon, XII mu je slu'
I'll kot deiavnica.
Prav rad je. bival v tel sobi
" kateri je incl umetnine, Xxi jit
je ljubil.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18

Vsepovsod je treba prijeti "a
delo, da popravino, kar je po-
rusila vojna in da izboljsamo,
kar je slabega zapustila pref
snja Jugoslavija. Treba je ure-
diti ceste in graditi proge, kopa-
ii kanale ia skrbeti "a meliori-
zacijo zemlje. Nedayno smo v
clanku 0 opustoseni Crni gori
opisali przadevanja "a obnovo
selisc.
Danes maj navedemo, da Sc v
Crni gori zadnji cas- trudijo, da
bi unicili nadlogo kobilic, XII po-
vzrocajo veliko skodo na crno-
gorskih poljih in travnikih.
Giavno ieglo kobilcje zalege je
okoli Podgorice, kjer zdaj mia
do in stare pod vodstvom javnih
organov nafto unicuje zalego.
Zelo vazna so della "a izsuse-
vanje zemlje kakor tudi "a ma
makanje, kjer je to potrebno.
Diva opisa, XII ju citamo v srb-
skin in hrvatskih istih, nam 60
vorita, kako Sc v novi Jugosla-
viii nacrtno izvrsujejo meliori-
zacijska della.
Ma rojstni dan marsala Tita
so Sc na odseku med Skelo in
GrabOvcem pricela mladinska
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18
Peto pogiavje
Pred bOi01n

AA1 D0jAA
Ko je Misterija ystopila, je
dvignila krajce svojega yelike-
ga klobuka in odpela ovratnik
svojega piasca. Smehljaje Sc je
stopila Y sredo salona, med tenn
ko j je Lionel ledeno uljud-
nostjo pokazal naslonjac. Sedla
je, pogledala radovedno okoli
sebe in s cisto amerisko pro-
stostjo vzela cigarette 2 Lone
love mize ter 81 jo zapalila.
- Sal doyolite? je dejala ne
zenirano.
- Ali hi lahko zvedel, je de-
jail nekoiko trpko, kaj mi pri-
nasa cast yasega obiska?
- Predvsem sem prisla, da-se
vam zahyalim "a vaso pomoe v
svetiscu. Brez vas bi me gotovo
zrtyoyali onemu grdemu kane
nitemu maliku.
Te besede je izpregovorila s
tako ironicnim naglasom, da je
bill njih smisel popolnoma spre-
njen in je Lionel razumel, da
Misterijina hvaieznost ne more
biti resna. Vkljub temu je dejal:
- Ne zahvaljujte Sc mi;
storil sem samo to, kar bi bill
vsak ameriski drzavljan, vsak
pravi gentleman storil ma mo-
jem mestu.
- Res je. Zato vam hoeem
tudi priznati, da to nj glavni
namen mojega obiska. Govori-
ii hocem z vami cisto odkrito,
JAZZ sem vedno tako iskrena, da
ljudem pref javim, &c jih hocem
napaSLl.
- Ne vedno, je dejal z neko-
like zanicl jivim nasmehom, ka,
dar ma primer izvrsite kak vlom
Ravno v tel zadevi sem
prisla X vam, mu je odgoyorila
nesramnO.
- Zvedel sem, je dejal Lilo
mel z zasmehljivo hladnokrv
nostjo, da ste Sc pred neka:
dnevi vrnili z vasega velikegs
potovanja, toda zvedel sem tu
di, kdo da ste. Znano mi je, DE-
je komtesa Sara in ona Miste
lrija, XII jo imajo "a glavarj;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18

bo sonce ali DEF. Toda mladina
Sc ne ustraSi tezav. Zayeda SCI
ebvez, ri jih je sprejela ma svo-
jem tretjem kongresu, zayeda Sc.
velikega podjetja, ko bo 1900,
heltarov plodne ravnine zago-I
tovilo prehrano $4,000 ljudem.
"Nase delo je manjse kakor
delo ma mladinski progi, toda mi
Sc zavedamo, kaksne koristi bo
rodilo," prayijo mladinci. "Vsi
smo prisi prostovoljno. storili
homo vse, kar zmoremo. Noce-
mu zaostajati "a tovarisi na
mladinski progi."
Srbska mladina je prisegla,
da DO do jeseni v treh zamenah
20 tisoc nnIadincev dovrsila ka-
nal. Soglasno je sklenila, da
sprejme tekmo z mladino, XII
gradi mladinsko progo.
Ze prvi dan so priceli mladin-
ci tekmovati med seboj; polka
zali so Sc dobri uspehi. Desetarji
so zapisovali, koliko je bilo zem-
lie izkopane in odpeljane. Tova-
risica Zorica Miskoviceva, knji-
govezniska pomoenica il Caeka,
XII venomer prepeva, je takoj
| prvi dan v 10 minutah odpeljala
II samokolnic zemlje, medtem
ko so drugi odpeijali po sedem
do osem samokolnic. Pokazalo
sc je takoj izpocetka, da je bilo
delo dobro priprayljeno. Uspehi
| so z vsakim dnem lepsi.
Imotsko polje ma meji med
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18

udruzenja Mygaiov, ena in ista
oseba.
- Pustimo to! FIo6em vam
takoj povedati, "a kaj gre. v
posadi v Quicatlu ste mi well
listino, pisano v hieroglifih, XII
jo hocem imeti nazaj in XII jo
tudi dobim "a ysako ceno.
Ne, kontesa, to listino OBJ
drzim, je izjavH hladno. To je
moi posteni vojni plen.
- Ce mi je ne yrnete, sc prie-
ne med mama BOZ brez usmilje-
MIA.
Dobro, pa maj DO tako! je
dejal Lionel in zmignil z rama
mi.
Misterija je nagrbancila Cello.
- Nj to pametno Cd vas, je
zamrmrala. vi inmate pojma,
6emu Sc izpostavljate, ako sc
boste skusali boriti roper meme.
Zadnjic vas vprasam, nudim
YAM mir ali boz.
Lionel Sc je dvignil.
;Storite, kar hocete, je de-
jail; nisem bill JAZZ tisti, XII je pri-
eel boj. vi ste sc prvi zaceli
vnesavati v mole zadeve. &c bi
sc ne bill brigai zanje, bi Sc nj
koli ne bill zanimal "a vas.
Y tenn trenutku sc je Naola,
XII jo je bill brezdvomno prikli-
cal obcutek ljubosumnosti, pri.
kazala med yrati in je radoved-
no giedala obisk: zeni sta Sc so.
vrazno motrii.
Lionel je magic stopil k svoj
mladi zeni.
-Kaj Sc godi tu? je nemir'
no. yprasala Naola.(
mic Takoj ii razlozim
Pusti naju "a trenutek in ne DO;
Sc nicesar: moje srce bije same
zate. In odpravl je Naolo S po'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18
azla }

Dalmacijo in Herzegovina je
treba namakati, da bo rodil0 do
yoij hrane in da bo reseno suse.
zapadni del je najpiodnejsi in
yendar ga doslej MISC namakali,
Getudi teGe tod reka Vrlika. Tre-
ba je razpeljati kanalizacijsko
mrezo.
Kmetje SO ze cd nekdaj zeleli,
da hi sc resilo to vprasanje, sal
Jim je susa ze tolikokrat unicila
vinograde in posevke ma prvo-
vrstnem zemljiscu. Zaradi po-
manjkanje vode sc tudi nj moglo
razviti vrtnarstvo. Okrajni ljud-
ski odbor v Imotskem Sc je kma-
lu po osvobodityi odlocil, da il
vrsi starr naert.
Zdaj je izkopanih 600 metrov
kanala. Kmetje SO prisli prosto-
voljno ma delo, vsak ma svojem
zemljiscu. Placati DO treba samo
itehnicne naprave, zapornice ka-
nalov in vhodna vrata il reke v
kanal. Potrebni kredit nudi Co
spodarska zadruga v Imotskem.
ze letos bodo namakali okrog
80 hektarov; ko pa DO kanaliza-
cijska mreza razpeljana, DO
okrog $50 hektarov prvovrstnih
/ vinogradov, orne zemlje in W.
4 tov reseno suse.
Ustanovili bodo vodno zadru-
60 "a Imotsko polje, XII DO do
koncno uredila vso kanalizacijo
in omogocila namakanje vsega
Imotskega polja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18
Reseyanje plodne zemlje
Ponatis il "Slovenskega poroSevalca"

della pri kanalu, XII DO dolg Is
kilometrov, v globini sirok diva
metra, pri vrhu 10 metrov, glo-
box pa diva in pol metra. z IL
gradnjo tega kanala DO srbska
mladina resila povodnji okrog
10000 hektarov najplodnejse
zemlje oh Saw. "
Prvi dan della ma odseku Ske-
e-Vrhovina. Oh dveh popoldne.
Brlizg pis6alke Sc cuje med
drevjem in sotori, kjer SO Sc ma
selile stiri mladinske delovne
brigade, XII stejejo 800 mladin-
cev. Vsi sc razvrstijo v cete, ko-
mandirji preberejo imena, nato
razdele orodje. In ze odkoraka
dolga kolona ma delo. Povsod
cujes veselo besedo in petite.
Vsaka desetina. ina svoj od-
SEX. Tehnicni vodja daje potreb-
ma navodila. S kolicki je tocno
oznaceno, kod je treba kopati.
In ze sekajo krampi v izsuseno
zemljo. Velik je kanal, Xxi ga mo-
raio zgraditi srbski mladinci. a
velika je tudi moe in ljubezen,
XII ju vnasajo v to delo. Treba
je odstraniti sibje in locje, oci-
stiti teren, kopati zemljo v glo-
bino, kopati venomer dalje, MAJ
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-07-18

TDlliam komteso Saro v delayni
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Purent-T eocher
Activities

At a meeting at 9.45 am. De-
cember Is, the Study Group, at Cor
don Junior High School, will hear
Dean James Fox, George Washington
University, discuss How to Interest
People in Parent Teacher Activities
Particularly Study Groups.n
Other scheduled meetings are:
Stanton--8 pm. Monday, DR.
Donald Honeywell, director of the
Honeywell Foundation School in
England, will tell of his experiences
in Shanghai, China. at the time OF
the evacuation. There will be
group singing and presentation
OF books to the school library.
Fillmore-8 pm. Monday, Christ
mas program by pupils.
Anne Beers-Christmas luncheon
Tor teachers noon Tuesday.
Red Cross class directed by Mrs
Inez Loewus, Thursday.
KenilWorth- h-Executive-12:3 pm
| wednesday, association meeting,
1870 pm.
| Noyes-Bundle Day. Tuesday, tea
from to pm.
Gordon Junior High-Christmas
pageant by school music organiza-
tions. 8 pm. Wednesday. Public
| invited.
John Burroughs-Chris pag
cant by pupils, IL am. THURSDAY
and 1:30 pm. Sewing class post
poned to January Is.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Christmos Tradition Preserved
For Mrs. Cook, S Little Pupils
BY Jessie Font Evans

denee, 1t still retains friendly, In
formal atmosphere. Oil portraits
OF her Colonial Aunt Polly and
Uncle Benage johnson look down
upon the scene, as il in benign ap-
proyal Of the way the youngsters OF
today are being prepared to face
their tomorrows.
The founding of Mrs. Cooks
School goes back to the days when
as the young widow Of Frank Cum
mings Cook, a biochemist OF dis
tinction in the Agriculture De-
partment, she found herself COM
PEELED ITO find way or make way
to support herself and their only son
A graduate Of Miss Hunters Kin
dergarten School In New York City
and former teacher in the schools
of Wallingford, Conn, she took 9
postgraduate course in the Massa.
chusetts State Normal School al
Hyannis, Mass, and further quail
fed herself at Columbia University
Teachers College. Then, she as.
sociated herself with Miss Tomlin'.
School here, which she finally took
over.
Associated with her on her faculty
are: Mrs. Paul Brean, Mrs. Adelbert
Baker, Mrs. Bruce Clark, Mrs. John
r. Asten, Mrs. Edwin Tribble, Mrs
Florence Higgs, John Lutz, James
Rausch, Miss Mary Carlo, Miss
Beverly harrington, Miss Ihelma
Hartman and Nine. Lachs.
Miss Genevieve Sylvester and the
late Mrs. Bessie Boyd Mulford were
greatly beloved teachers who were
associated with Mrs. Cook In the
schools earlier days.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Eastern Star Activities

Areme Chapter - wednesday,
Christmas party.
Ruth Chapter-Monday, Christ
mas party.
Federal Chapte Tuesday
Friendship Club with Lillian Hadley
Joppa Lodge Chapter-Wednes.
day, Christmas party. Bring toy fol
children.
Trinity Chapter = Thursday
Christmas party.
Cathedral Chapter Monday
! ways and means with Mrs. Eva
Horn. Wednesday, ways and means
card party with Mrs. Anna Daven.
port.
( Acacia Chapter Tuesday, Christ
mas party.
Lebanon Chapter day.
Home Board with Mrs. Mary Wei
|mer. December "a meeting can.
|celled.
ofacers installed:
william r. Hunt Chapter-Eugenie G
SfmonS, matron; Clarence p. Brewer, pa.
Itron: Helen A; Thompson. associate nj. ma.
Forker, treasurer; Ethel Willard, conduc
tressa Lillian C. B. Hobbs, associate con.
Hannah Brewer, marshal: Elsie Britt
lorganist; Roberta Wintermeyer, Adah
Mary June Lee, Ruth: Oracle e stone
cTD MsrssTse seeta H0nss us gsH.na gssa wader
Howard Vanderyeer. sentinel. onncers re-
hearsal, Tuesday, $50 pm.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Adelaide Davis Association .

Adelaide Davis Association
pm. Thursday, Christmas program
by pupils.
w. B. Patterson-7:45 pm. Thurs
day, Miss Della Goetz, U. 8. Office
|on Education. will speak on Books
of Other Lands Pupils will present
program, Christmas in Other
Lands" Group singing of carols.
Kramer Junior High-Tea for
grade mothers and executive COM
mittee Wednesday, by Home Eco
|nomics department. Student coun-
ell will sponsor a tea dance Mon
day, under direction of Miss Flea
nor Walker, to provide toys for stu
dent aid committee. Admission, one
toy.
Kimball-Open House 7:30 pm.
Thursday. Open forum, What Are
the Social Studies and What Is
Their Place In Our Schools To-
day?" led by Miss Dorothy Lewis,
with parents and teachers partici-
pating.
Phoebe Hearst Christmas play,
directed by Mrs. Edna Dodge, sixth
grade teacher.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Christmas is precious tradition
at Mrs. Cooks School for Little
Children at 2344 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. From the tiniest nursery
school and kindergarten tots up
through '.the seniors" who are the
fourth graders, all the youngsters
share in its observance.
On this, the third Sunday after
noon in December, the school is
holding it's annual Christmas party
in the Parish Hall of st. Thomas,
Episcopal Church at Seventeenth
and Church Streets NV. This
lis in accordance with its custom
for the period of almost rs years
during which the children OF many
|of Washington's most distinguished
families have been pupils IN this
school.
The program always starts with
la portrayal of the religious signifi-
canoe of Christmas. In quaint, yari-
colored caroling costumes, the chill
dren sing the familiar hymns asso-
ciated with the Christmas season.
Each year a different school
group takes charge of the Biblical
feature. This year it is the fourth
graders turn. While youthful
Thomas B. Nolan, jr, the son OF
DR.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Nolan,
reads the story of the Nativity of
Christ from st. Luke, his school,
mates will present tableaux depict
ing the story of the first Christmas
in Bethlehem's manger The silent
portrayal will be given within a
wooden picture frame made in the
schools carpentry shop with the
help of the older boys.
Little Harriet Long, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c.. Long, has
the part of Mary. Benson Holmes,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver w.
Holmes, is Joseph. James Stewart,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Paul Stewart,
is the first shepherd.
As the grand finale of the party,
Santa Claus distributes the gifts
which the children have made for
their parents. Then, there are sim
pie refreshments for every one, with
a surprise feature for the children.
Often these Christmas parties
serve as alumni reunions for for
mer pupils who return to them from
prep schools and colleges When
they are married, these alumni send
their children back as pupils. Among
the second-generation pupils in the
school year this year are Mrs.
Cooks own two grandchildren,
Richard, and Frank Cummings
Cook, jr.
Mrs. Cook, who has been the
schools only principal since its be-
ginning, emphasizes the value of
festival times and seasons in the
development Of initiative, response
bility and unconscious self-enpres-
sion among little children.
This school for little children has
long been conducted in Mrs. Cooks
roomy old home. which was the
scene of much brilliant. official en-
tertaining when it was the residence
of Gen. and Mrs. John @. Donald
son. Now adapted primarily to
school room purposes, although Mrs.
Cook maintains it also as her resi-
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Special notices.

Washington Centennial Chapter
Wednesday, Home Board with Mrs
Evva Jost. Friday, Christmas party
for children.
Mizpah Chapter-Tuesday
Christmas party.
1885 Matrons and Patrons Associ-
alton Friday, 8 pm. Washington
Loan & Trust Building.
Martha Chapter--Monday, Stal
Point banquet. Tuesday, Home
Board, with Mrs. Stella Towner
Friday, Christmas drama.
Congress Lodge Chapter-Mon-
day, initiation and Christmas party
Bethany Chapter = Wednesday
Star Points with Mrs. Dorothea
odell. Thursday Sunshine Commit
tee with Mrs. Estelle Catlin. Friday
Christmas party.
Fidelity Chapter - Wednesday
honoring December birthdays and
Christmas party.
Warren g. Harding Chapter Fri
day, Home Board with Hilda Ram
|sey.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge Chapter
Thursday, Christmas party, North
east Masonic Temple. Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge Club with Mrs
Annie Clark.
Mount Pleasant Chapter-Friday
Christmas party.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
Wilson High Presents
CuroI Program Tuesday

Woodrow Wilson High Schools
Christmas present" to the commun-
ity will be presented at 8 pm. Tues
day, when the faculty and student
body OF the school give its 18th an
nual selection OF holiday carols and
pageants in the auditorium.
The choir will march in with
lighted candles, singing 20 Come,
All Ye Faithful" and will be accom-
panied by the schol orchestra, The
pageants will be 'The Star" The
Shepherds" "The Angels" The
Manger," 1.-THE Wise Men," "The
Caroleers," and the Santa Claus
Party"
Evening star., 1946-12-15
oldsmobile 4-dr. trunk sedal

sCHLEGM A. GOLDEN, 527 Carroll st.,
Takoma Park. D. c. GE. 1902. Open Sun.
CHEVROLET 1941 special de luxe club
coupe, r. and h, 81 ,295.
Oldsmobile 1941 4-door sedan. r. and
h., S1,295.
Pontiac 1941 4-door sedan. r. and h.,
S1,295.
Plymouth 1889 s-passenger coupe. r.
and h., SS45.
Packard 1889 6-cylinder. 4-door sedan.
r. and h.. $995.
Hudson 1887 2-door sedan, r, and h.,
S445.
See these cars before you buy. BILL
MOTOR SALES 6419 Georgia ave-, at
Shell gas station. Open Sunday.
Evening star., 1946-12-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TAXIS-chevrolet .1941 and Plymouth
1942; both have good tires. radios and heat
ers: $1.050 ea; AT 2s36 bet. At I'm, Id
1-T0N STAKE TRAILER. new. $500: car
be used behind farm tractor or truck;
canopy top. FIR. 5231; ME. b447, ewes
TERRAPLANE 1887 2-door: very clean;
Hudson 1888 4-door custom. 1896; radio
1912 De Soto 4-door custom, used as
taxicab, $1,195 CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,
3143 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va. -21
NASH 1889 4-door de luxe sedan; radio
and heater, seat covers, good tires: excel
lent condition.; one, owner. $500. SH.
1864.
BUICK 1912 special 4-door sedan; 7; and
r.: one-owner car; peri cond.: Sl.be5
Guaranteed to pass inspection.
Hudson 1915 super six: complete with
extras; only 8S miles; $4,000.
HEiaars ei MsoSTfoRs. 44sz s7s sennins .nfin rd
5aJtc BUCK ! 1871 sIt super 4-door; radio and
studebaker President. 1885 4-door Sc
studebsker 1897 2-door Dictator. S465.
Chevrolet 1888 2-door. $S25; new paint
Ford 1s46 coupe. 5000 miles, $1,000.
Ford 1910 2-door sedan. being over
hauled. S775. Call WA. 3491. (Dealer.)
Evening star., 1946-12-15

GLASsER'S, 1856 Florida ave. me-. DI
367O. Blue Monday specials:
AZ Chevrolet club coupe, 81 .176.
~ Plymouth 4-door, 1875.
Al Pontiac sedanette, 81 $50.
Al Plymouth club coupe, $1,150.*
Al Dodge coupe, $1,075
Al Dodge 2-door, S1.275.
Al Chevrolet sedan. ST.. $50;
40 Buick 4-door super, $1,275.
40 Dodge 2-door. 1,075.
40 Plymouth 2-door. $1,000.
'39 Chevrolet 4-door. $775.
Extra special special, 1887 Ford, S176.
'36 Ford, $50; '36 Chevrolet. $3.50.
'36 Plymouth 4-door, $275. Yes. they run
Evening star., 1946-12-15

SCdLElJAL d GOLDEN-
1s41 Chevrolet Master d. ]. cpe.;s, oxo
194I Dodge, Gust. cl. cpe.; d. dr.,
194I Plymouth sp. d. /. cpe.; r. 1886
~ and h. h.1-l-De.-, ~ we. Aa = 1895
W h. "--,1--o''.-- 1pe ~. e'.,. :. M 1895
~ b.. hydra. DR.. dr..Do-se-,---U ooi 'e1. : ~l 1.4s5
1941 Dodge 2-dr. Gust. sed.: r. and
h. 1850
1941 Buick sedanette: r. and h. 1895
1941 Dodge custom 4-dr. sed.; a.
dr., r. and h. h.--Js---------- 1.396
1941 Packard conv. coupe; r. and h. 1,595
1910 Chevrolet So. d. !. 4-dr. sed.:
1910 Mercury 4-dr. sedan: r. and h. 9a5
1910 Oldsmobile sed.; r. and h. 1,I95
1910 Buick Super 4sdr. Sed.: h. L0a6
939 Chrysler Royal 4-dr. sed.; r. 995
1889 Buick 2-dr Special sed.--1 500
1899 Dodge de luxe 4-dr. sed.; r.
1885 De soto 4-dr. sed.; r. and h. 735
1887 Ford 5-pass. coupe -,-4E $50
100 h. TUCSON 1.l-al-. eAs'. o-o,l. 10l, sew. bsb
1870 Oldsmobile 4-tir. trunk sedan;
Evening star., 1946-12-15

I946 NASH four-door sedan; =. and h.;
81 $50
1889 Ford Tudor sedan; S795.
1910 De Soto 4-door custom sedan; h.;
S1.150.
1941 De Soto custom 4-door sedan; r. and
h.; $1,395
ls4l, Cheyrolet convertible club coupe: r.
and h.; ST. 1896.
1914 Ford Jeep, with top; S795.
HAWKINS MOTOR CO.. INC. 2501 Colum-
bia pike. OK. 1908 and CHI. 884s. --i6
Evening star., 1946-12-15

At the request of Watson B. Miller.
Federal security administrator who
is also past department command
er of the Legion, sufficient num-
ber of pool balls, cues, racks and
chalk to outfit the recreation hall
at Forrest Glen Hospital will be
furnished by the Legion.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Meetings this week:
Monday-United States Treas
ury Unit, Legion Club.
Tuesday = Potomac Unit, Pali-
sades Field House; United States
Maritime Unit, Legion Club.
Wednesday-Distr Of Columbia
Taxi Unit. Legion Club,
Evening star., 1946-12-15

Mrs. Margaret E. Conroy, Mrs.
Patricia M. Dodge and Mrs. Clara
S. johnson were approved for MEM
bership in United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit last Tues
day night, over which Mrs. Grace
S. Conway, president, presided.
Evening star., 1946-12-15

aero across IRON from W.. NJ. g. a. Bus CO. r,oto,
STUDEBAKER 1886 4-door; nsW mo.Sl sr
e., ,sSe and 10 soS eoues tass vesE
g e to s1aue =; or m see see at 1904 sherwood st. ne
sgsi ssgTsui55EiBAKER 5i 1885 President coupe; $3.50
laspse mSses eo@P 1eW batery esee RADIO
See S2ao 2qs St aa0 nT 4dooT 40 sedan motor
ssWiS ef ioSveTdrivs hiil-hoIder; ali horn : s1 Il
i4GpfsAkpn S k2 94aa fsss set sedan % s sba
ds Ss insPssIsn s n aef6S So sa5s iner
ss1naton ss6o sa7 cs cH $685. Ext
srupEBAKER 1895 Dictator cogpe; geos 90
ike new; $1,000. 81. 4l2s. 15'
TAXI Dodge AZ 40 puc a raea sandss hss'fa bsteeT
-TAxIS, 4: three 1912 Pontiacs; one ls4T l;
Hudson: excellent condition thromgnout' ns vi1 iii
aaYe ss ONE eem or four. Cali D1 5sSi sstuTaa'
%lEI9s " sl9sa gss7 4-door sedan: excellent con
WHY'S WHY'S Jeep. 1915, almost new: will s. sac. &C.
fIase flfes and aGr terms See Sunday
and 3 at 1887 R. I. ave. NV. tApt lo3'
cond.: best offer under. S400. WA. 1920
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ieep engines, com,
ss low as $50 down. MITcHELEs MO
ToRs oRstN nc GaR e HHEsasiDaa6eARrERs-Brtis H Al
Standards Flats, Healeys and Triumph
English Singers. immediate delivery o.
Standards. Dealer. 1888 18th st. NV
TAxICAB, Dodge 1887, with new 1912 mo.
tor and radio. Seen at 1927 Foote pi. ne
TESiCAB, 1889; good condition; heater.
PGc. Can be seen 3-6 evenings ,as asl'
Prices ARE DOWN at Reliable. 1e4s
dan. ns ssc5ss: sf.5ss: 1S4s chrysisr Windsor
sl.7ss; 1912 De seto sedan, IS 81 4s5; ;vle;s; Ia;
fawn sedan, ST .iS9: 1871 Ford Super Tu.
DOR 1s4I ssuds6baIer saE. GhamppsScans pSas
Olds. sedan, S795: 1887 De Soto sedan
s455 1885 cheyEeletI I. ldoos; Mo$oR T4a5; @ q
i0i New York ave. ne. Ma. 5571 o1ner
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