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Evening star., 1947-04-20
Trumon's S Budget Statement
Terf 81 3 sf0tenent hu presi.

Teri of q statement bv Presi-
dent Truman last night on the
budget situation for the fiscal
year ending june 80. folloaDs
Revised estimates now indicate
that there win be surplus of about
81, $50 O0o, 900 in the fiscal year l947.
This Is q sharp Improvement over
the estimated deficit Of 81 500 900 900
shown for fiscal 1947 In the budget
document last January.
The improvement is due to two
factors. First Of al. we have been
able to hold expenditures below ear
|lier expectations. While some items,
such as refunds, terminal leave pay
|ments and international payments,
win exceed the earlier estimates,
these Increases viii be more than on
set BY reductions in the areas where
economy IS possible.
II Is now estimated that expen-.
ditures win amount to about $4l,-
$50 ,00O, 900 In the fiscal year, or ST.
$50, ,O00. 900 lower than the estimate
IaSt January.
Economies Carried Out.
I have required the major depart
|ments of the Government to limit
their expenditures to the fullest pos
sihle extent. Economies in the War
and Navy Departments and in the
public works expenditures of the
Government have contributed sub
stantially to the reduced estimate
for expenditures.
The second factor accounting for
the improved budgetary situation is
that revenues have been running
ahead Of our earlier estimates. 1t
now appears that receipts of the
Government will amount to $42, ,5OO,-
000, 900 In fiscal 1947-an increase of
s., 800, ,000. 900 above the January es-
innate. This has been due to the ex-
traordinary high levels of economic
activity that have been achieved
and also, I regret to say, to the
sharp increase in prices that has
taken place since the removal of
controls. This has inflated the en-
tire economic structure and currently
is resulting in very sharply increased
corporate profits.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Conference on MANAGEMENT

Advancing Management in Gov
|ernment' will be the general subject
discussed at the regional conference
OF the Society for Advancement of
Management, May 14-15 at the
Washington Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-04-20
Press Women's Guest List

A list of members and guests at
tending the Women's National Press
Club annual dinner at the Mayflower
Hotel last night follows:
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03
Laurel News Items

Bridge club members we're guests
Monday of Mrs. R. C. Brown, and
the honors for the evening went to
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. R. F. Royalty
and Mrs. G.. A. Cloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L.. Fisher had
as their guest at Thanksgiving din
ner Mrs. Fishers sister, Mrs. Cora
Siemsen.
Mrs. Katherine DeWald and Miss
Molly DeWald were dinner guests
Thursday of Nh. and Mrs. Walter
DeWald.
Avery Shannon of Billings visited
several days at the home of his
cousin, R. C. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Kiedrowski
had as guests their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell
Leabo of The Dalles, Ore. Mrs.
Leabo is the former Miss Kiedrow-
ski.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03

ment of veterans and their depend
ents, including, (a) new housing
legislation to be known as the vet
erans' housing act of 1913, (b) rails
ing the income ceiling of widows
and orphans in connection with COM
~pensation payments, (c) repeal of
income ceiling for veterans receiv-
ing on the job training, (d) amend
ments to veterans preference acts
for safeguarding veterans employ
ment rights, and (e) extension of
social security credits for veterans
for the time spent in war service.
2. National defense legislation,
including universal military train
ing and reform of the court martial
system.
8. Outlawing the communist
party in the United States.
4. Strengthening of the veterans
employment service.
Legislation proposed under each
of these points is of great import
ance to women of veterans familis,"
said Mrs. Richardson. "We hope
that new housing legislation will
be passed which will give veterans
families a better opportunity to OBJ
tain suitable homes. We know that
the low income ceiling restricting
compensation and training payments
are causing hardships in many fam
lilies, and we hope to correct this
condition. Because of years spent
in war service, veterans would be
in poor position if employment OPP
portunities should become scarce,
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03

Mrs. Eva Richardson has as
guests at a family no-host dinner
on Thanksgiving evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Richardson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Freeman, Marlene and
Wayne Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Sheets, Clayton Sheets, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Freund, Danny
and Bonnie Lou Freund, Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Shay and Jimmy Shay.
Visiting at Thanksgiving with Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Fuller and Mrs.
Bertha Shively were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Blevens and children and
Mrs. Hilda Murphy and daughter
and son, Teddy Rae and Jay Pat
rick, all of Powell, Wyo. Mrs. Muir
ply and children remained for a
visit of several days, returning home
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Packard spent
the week end in Sidney, the guests
of Mrs. Packard's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin And
erson.
A Thanksgiving dinner at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Sheets
was attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Gil
bert Sather, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover
Sather and son Jennings and Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Moe, all of Bill
lings, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sheets and
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Sheets
Dinner guests Thursday of MI.
and Mrs. Fred Getz and family were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Benin, Miss
Esther Benin, Mrs. Mary Thiel and
Miss Amelia Thiel.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03
AUXILIARY TO SUPPORT
FOUR-POINT PROGRAM OF
LEGISLATIVE PROPOSALS

Full endorsement of the American
Legion Auxiliary will be given to
the four-point major legislative pro-
gram which the American Legion
will recommend to the congress
during 1913, according to Mrs.
E~'ilv Richardson, legislative chair
man of Laurel unit of the Auxiliary.
The program overs the following
points:
L. Rehabilitation and readjust-
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03

SAAuxiliary
@Activities

The business meeting was held
Dec. 2 at the home of Rose Kill
patrick with Mabel Steele and Jean
Ferguson cohostesses.
Mrs. Ann Burke of Red Lodge,
district president was a guest. She
discussed several items of interest,
one on her visit to the veterans
hospital at Fort Harrison. The hos
pital is we'll equipped for entertain
ment for the boys, but they still
need gifts, etc., to cheer them up.
The Christmas party will be held
Dec. 16 at Ina CRAFTS home, with
Edith Sherrow and Opal Mckinney
cohostesses.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03

and the laws giving them preference
and aid should be strengthened.
Legislation to provide a nation
al security system in keeping with
world conditions would be a safe
guard for every American home.
The outlawing of the Communist
party would help to protect our
free American way of life from
overthrow by t~otalitarian slavery"
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03

Mrs. Alice Perry was a Thanks
giving guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c..
Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown and
sons, Donald and Elmer were
guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Art Manst of Billings.
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03
Royal Theatre
PROGRAM

THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
December 1855
This action packed, western drama
filmed in beautiful cinecolor shows
what a. gunfighter, after quitting,
a do when he's logged by trouble
and has to take to his guns again.
Randolph Scott Bruce Cabot
Barbara BrittOn Charlie Grapewin
Dorothy Hart Griff Barnett
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03
'GUNFIGHTERS"

End Feature
This is a story of the Model Agency
business with it's beautiful girls,
their love affairs and their very ex-
citing life. Music is added to their
talent making an entertaining pic
ture for all.
Adele Jergens Stephen Dunno
Marc Platt Steven Geray
Patricia White Mona Barrie
Laurel outlook., 1947-12-03
''WHEN A
GIRLS BEAUTIFUL"

Bank Night Thursday with shows
at 6:45 and 9 P. M.
One Show Friday at 8 p. M.
Saturday shows:
Gas and 9 p. M.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
TRADE SOMETHING?
READ AND USE THESE ADS

VOTE FOR NORMAN T. LYONS for
lax Assessor. Able and qualified for
the job. % tic 6-l3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
Coost Florist And
NurserYmen Form
Unit OF Stote Body

A coast unit of the Mississippi
Florists and Nurserymen's AS
ISOLATION was organized at a meet
ing of interested persons at the
Buena Vista hotel last Friday
evening. The unit will include
leading florists and nurserymen
along the Mississippi coast from
Pass Christian to the Alabama
line.
Among the Jackson County
florists to enter the organization
is Pugh's of Pascagoula. Several
others are expected to become
members.
Among those attending from
Jackson County were Joe Mar
tin and E. w. Halstead and F.
H. Hanning of Pascagoula, j. S.
Bradford, l.. c. Wiswell, Miss
Margaret Halstead and E. w.
Halstead of Ocean Springs.
A meeting OF the unit is sched-
uled for July IA at the Gulf
Hills hotel near Ocean Springs.
The state association will hold
its annual convention at the Bue-
ma Vista in September. II will
be attended by experts from all
over the country.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
BROWNIE TROOP {
ADJOURNS

Brownie Troop 4 held its reg
ular meeting on Thursday. June
IL, at the Y,M.C.A. under the
leadership of Mrs. c. R. Telle.
The president, Mary Bush, call
ed the meeting to order and the
troop discussed plans for an all
day picnic in Biloxi on Wednes-
day, June Is. The Troop voted
to adjourn for the summer months
and to resume meeting again in
September Postal cards will be
sent to each member in Septem-
Der giving the time and place of
meeting.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
LEGAL NOTICES
IN MEMoRIAM

In Loving Memory of our Beloved
Uncle, Fred Spratley. drowned june
IS, 1g45.
A shadow rests pom our home
We miss your smiling face
Wherever we turn, wherever we iook
TIC see your vacant place
To your grave side we often wander
And picture your face SO dear
In silence We stand in sorrow
For the one we love so dear
Niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Broadus, 3026 Music St. New
Orleans, La
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

The word venerable" while
meaning worthy of honor, respect
and reverence, is specifically
used as q title of address to arch
deaeons in the Anglican czarch.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

WANTED-Acreage, ? to 10 acres. on
each side OF Highway 30. Want $50 or
more feet of highway frontage. viii
consider one side of highway. II the
opposite side is we'll Kept and at
tractive. Will consider more or less
highway frontage. o to 7 miles from
city limits. Must be dry and well
drained. Electricity must be available.
as we'll as the certainty Of good water.
Reply to Box "P". Chronicle-Star. Civ
ing full description in first letter.
6~ealtor's replies will be given fun
consideration. % 2 c $40
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
A ACCESSORIES q

BOATS FOR RENTBoats, bait and
tackle, East Lincoln az Bayou Casotte.
Jack Wood. Ri. l. Box 81. "a 4 p $40
BOAT-4l #. long. i6 # beam. ideal
for work or pleasure. Perfect con
dition. Bargain at 81. 500 Appiy Poi
MAST. boom. gait and sail tor 10
or 20 II. cat boat. Practically new.
Write p. o.. Box 5 or Phone 337, Pas
cagoula. Miss. "a 2tpd SIS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

BUILDERS NOTICE. am agent for
aluminium roofing and siding. SO so a
square. Any lengths. Prentiss Crane.
Box 1873, Moss Point. / 3 p $40
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
BUSINESS PROPERTY

~. PROPERTY ON RAIL
/ pNAD Gu tHE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

USED
AUTO PARTS
D
is4l Dodge
ls4l ChrYsler
MOTORS
1912 Chev.B Block Assembly
ls4l Ford Block Assembly
ls4l Dodge with Fluid Drive
complete
ls4l ChrYsier complete
l94l Oldsmobile
1897 Ford complete
1896 Chew. complete
TRANSMISSIoNs
1886 Chevrolet
ls4l ChrYsler
ls4l Dodge Fluid Drive
l94l Ford
ls4l Oldsmobile
Starters and Generators
1885 Chevrolet
ls4l Dodge
Is4l Ford and other models
Many Other Used Parts
WARREN'S
SUPPLY & GARAGE
226 w. Live Oak Street
80 next door 10 Talbot
Motor Co.
20 tfc SO
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20
A CLASSIFIED AID IS A
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT
FOR PROPERTY OWNERS
BUSINESS SERVICES

VOTE FOR NORMAN T. LYONS for
Tax Assessor. Able and qualified for
the job. 4 tic 6-l3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-06-20

ATTIC FANS. window fans. awnings.
Free Estimates Cox & Harper, Phone
1892. % 4tpd &c
Evening star., 1947-06-12
More Employees Asked
As Driver Suspension
Cases Pile Up Here

Traffic Director George e. Ke-
neipp announced yesterday he would
ask the Commissioners for addi-
tional help for the Board of Revo-
cation and Restoration OF Oper-
ators' Permits, because 1t Is running
behind in It's work.
During May, the board received
l ,623 reports Of traffic violations,
but only SIT suspensions were
issued. This left a backlog of more
than 1000 cases which have not
been heard or adjudged. and 1t is
feared the backlog will double this
month.
Work Day and Night.
"Some of our employees are work
ing day and night in order to catch
I'D with the work" Mr.. Keneipp
said but even with this sacrifice,
we have not been able to keep
abreast of the volume of violations.
There is only one way to catch up
dIlC Glldb Is 10 Sct duOItiOlidI iiCAP.
Mr.. Keneipp said that OF the GIT
suspensions last month, more than
half involved out-of town drivers
who lost their right to drive In
Washington. Most of them were
from Maryland and Virginia.
Suspensions range from 80 to 90
days.
The permit OF one Washington
driver was revoked entirely when
he was found guilty Of negligent
homicide in an automobile accident.
Nine Put on Blacklist.
Nine drivers were put on the de-
partment's blacklist for giving false
information. the report showed, and
81 we're given suspensions because
they had not paid damages as
sessed against them after accidents.
Speeding charges deprived 122
Washington drivers of their licenses
for periods ranging from 80 to 90I
days, while 222 out-of-town drivers
had their driving privileges in
Washington suspended for the same
length of time for speeding.
Accidents brought lis suspen-
sions for Washington drivers and
So for out-of-town motorists.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
so Million 81 Looms
Reported in D. 6. Area

Washington area veterans have
borrowed more than $4,000, 900 un-
der the CT Bill Of Rights-more
than $57,0oO,0 900 of it to buy homes
the Veterans Administration an
nounced today.
During May, 525 former service
men here borrowed 4,934,92 to buy
homes and AZ others went into busi-
ness after borrowing $l02,403. Since
the loan program was begun three
years ago, 1858 veterans have par
ticipated.
Evening star., 1947-06-12
Dr.. Marshall Addresses
SidweII School Exercises

commencement exercises Of the
Sidwell Friends School were held
last night at the school with diplo-
mas going to 81 graduates.
The Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall, pas
tor of the New York Avenue Pres
byterian Church, spoke to the
graduates and diplomas were pre-
sented by j. Austin Stone, president
of the board of trustees.
Graduates were:
Angel, Doris Jean Leadbetter, Patricia
Ashton, Robert S. Maloney, w. H, tr.
Ballinger, Lydia S. Meyer, Patricia
Barton, Mary Ellen Miller, Jane Elsie
Blakeney, Phyllis A. Nilsson, Anne j;
Brown, Jean Shea Perkins H. T u;
Browning, Louise S. Putzki, Ann Stirling
Clarke, Holden Mast Rttchie, William H.
Cooke, Joan Russell Robinson, Joan
Cricher, Mary Jane Soong, Mary Jane
Evans, Robert Barker Stauber, Leland Gale
Fleisher, Bonita Saga Stone, Austin Craig
Greig, Barbara j. Todd, John Mesmer
Griffth Margaret D, burlington, Ellen r
Holleman, Florence Walker, Edgar Howell
HutSon, Archie T.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Eronk Colby
What's the Origin?

c. We often read of the British
government issuing a white paper"
on some subject or other. Will you
please explain what it means?-I M.
A. In British usage there are two
kinds of parliamentary publications
of official reports. The first is
complete and authoritative report.
usually of book length. called a blue
book, from the blue color of its COW
ers. The second is more like digest,
ih pamphlet form, calleda white pa
per, from its white paper covers.
Q. Will you please give the real
meaning and derivation of the word
"varmint," as used in the story THE
Yearling"?
A. "Varmint" is an early Ameri-
can corruption Of the word vermin.
1t was also spelled "varmint. var
min, varmit' 1t was Cd a deroga-
tory term designating hostile In
dian, as in Cooper's Last of the
Mohicans": I'VE threw up a work
of blocks to keep the ravenous var
ments from handling our scalps"::
(2) dangerous wild animal, as in
Featherstonehaugh's "Slave States:
II put myself under his direction,
listening to the interesting stories
| he related about 'varmint,' as he
called panthers, wildcats and bears"
| @. Harold Ickes recently used the
word "schizophrenia," but the mean
ing wasn't clear, and can't find 1t
in my dictionary. Please Colbyize
it for us.
A. Schizophrenia is formed from
the Latin schizo-. division or cleav-
age" plus -phrenia, "the mind or
heart" The word is pronounced:
SKIZZ- h-FREEnee-uh.
In medicine and psychiatry, schiz-
ophrenia describes the disordered
mental condition of split personality,
ie., form of insanity or psychosis
which causes the sufferer to imagine
that he is some one else, or that he
is dwelling in an altogether different
environment. A good example Of a
schizophrenic (SKIZZ-oh-FREN
person is the famous fictional char
acter, Don Quixote. The crazed old
gentleman believes himself to be
famous knight whose destiny Is TO
right the wrongs Of the world.
Mr., Colby's ieafiet. C-5, contains . list
OF nearly 200 commonly nisspelled words
and the correct pronunciation.
To obtain a copy, send cents In coin
and stamped, self addressed envelope 70
esns Box sa ce3s stston sare MeW Yorf
tCopyright, 1947, the Bell Syndicate, 1nc.)
Evening star., 1947-10-18
.Goren on Bridge

Stories Of hands that involve the
surmounting OF hardships usually
engage our attention. 1t is for this
reason that I submit today's Offer
ing, which proved to be the most
interesting that has come to nv
attention in some time. The bid
ding perhaps calls for some stray
comments. North's immediate lump
shift is somewhat questionable,
though surely not subject to sever
criticism. To advertise an interest
in slam without any special sup
port for partner usually requires a
hand of more solidity than the one
North had the pleasure to manage.
South's postponement of mentioning
the heart suit is good strategy.
There will be plenty of time to show
1t, and great preference should be
given to the almost solid six-card
spade suit.
When North rebid the clubs.
delicate situation and one attended
with mild danger developed. Never
theless, South had made up his
mind to contract for slam and de-
cided on the bluff" bid of four
diamonds. He had in mind a dual
purpose. II by some strange chance
North had no strength in that suit
the opposition might be dissuaded
from leading 1t. If he did have
strength in that suit. then the way
might be clear for even bigger
things.
When North supported the fake
diamond bid, South felt that the
biggest obstacle to the slam had
been removed, so he ventured forth.
West led the four of hearts and
East followed with the three. This
spade deuce to the queen revealed
the sad news and declarer saw that
his work was cut out for him. He
cashed the ace of hearts and, when
West followed with the two, was
persuaded that the lead was from
a flve-card suit and that East had
three Another high heart was
cashed and then the diamond finesse
of the queenswas taken. This sue
ceeded. and on the ace of clubs
South discarded a diamond. A club
was then led and ruffed with the
three of spades. Dummy was re-
entered with the ace of diamonds
and another club ruffed with the
four of spades. The jack of hearts
was then trumped with the 10 in
dummy and East was obliged to
over-ruff with the jack and return
trump, permitting declarer to win
with the eight.
(Copyright, 1947, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1947-10-18
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

TRUCKS WANTED for hire, to haul brick
and ciuder blocks. JA 2313. 2O2S JEFF
Davis hwy. Arlington, Va. 81
DUMP TRUCKS WANTED-Capacity
tons or over dirt moving 5000 Macarthur
blvd and Norton st. NV. AUGUSTINE
CONTRACTORS &C. ii
Evening star., 1947-10-18
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

vans, stakes, panels and pickupS; for hire
DRIVE-UR- SELF. ME. Toll.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
helr: reas. rates VI $3.50. Ext. r..
FOR HIRE. by week. day or hour l2-ton
platform body truck; with white driver.
ME- nIS6. 19'
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: prompt
service .reas. prices: local and long dis
tance; IA 2a3.: after pm, GE. 14,6
lT-TON PICKUP TRUCK and driver for
sire. Call TO Z pm weekdays. Phone
Evening star., 1947-10-18
Word Game

Find Al or more common English
words in
CON NATE,
meaning, linked together Aver
age mark is 81 words. Time limit, 80
minutes.
Rules Of the Came. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition OF IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
Monday.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

match these prices.
1947 Pontiac .-dr.: S2a5 worth OF ex-
tras; approx. 5000 miles. hardly broken
in S2,:395
1946 Plymouth 4-dr Special de luxe:
heater SI,795
l946 Chevrolet 2-dr.; +. and h. l,795
1916 Pontiac 4-dr.; $500 worth of
extras S. 295
1916 Dodge Custom club coupe So. 80
1912 Plymouth 4-dr.; r. and h: very
clean $3.50
D. C. inspection and tags included In
the above Easy terms and trades ac-
cepted. BROWN & DEGARMO AUTO
SALES. Red Circle Lot, l Mass. ave. NV,
RE 924S -l9
Evening star., 1947-10-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAII-
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

TRADE OR SELL your car; high cash
dollar offered NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.,
Ford Dealers, 920 Bladensburg rd. ne, op-
posite Sears. AT. 02O0 -19
TRY US-Don't sell or trade your car
until you get our price price Any make. any
Bladensburg rd ne, Ford Dealer, opposite
Sears AT nonn Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-18

0LDSMOBILE FANS, ATTENTION..
1912 Olds "1S" 4-dr. sed; +. and
h.; maroon. Sacrifice at
1912 Olds '66" club coupe; radio
and h.; two-tone green, ST. ,395 1915
194l Olds "16" 2-dr. sed. black;
HYDRA. r. and h.; Sl.Is5 S3s5
l941 Olds rs" 2-dr. sed; r and
h, gray; . real cream puff;
Sl,2S5 $495
1941 Olds "66" club coupe deep
blue; immaculate inside and
out; Sl.215 S545
LISH- KEEFE MOTORS. INC. 80 Fla ave.
ne. TR. O60I, daily 80; Sun, lO:3U-5.
Cash, trade, terms 10
Evening star., 1947-10-18

ANY DEMONSTRATION ON THESE CARS:
1888 Ford Tudor de luxe S645
Plymouth 1899 2-dr. de luxe; r, h S1g5
Chevrolet 1910 de luxe coupe, r., h 1895
Ford 1e48 Super de luxe Tudor S1,14a
Chevrolet 1a46 4-dr.;. radio ----- 81 ,Ig5
Ford 1a47 Tudor;-r., h., 500 mi. Ss,Oa5
15-minute delivery. DISTRICT AUTO
SALES. 40 Mass. ave. NV, open ewes. and
Sunday. Elk. 1853. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-18

a Ford Super de luxe 'S' sedan,
new, 1865 in extras - - S2,G95
AZ Mercury club convertible coupe. This
car has everything, you must see it: $3.50.
Most are one-owner cars. many have
radios and heaters, ready to go. Cash,
trade or terms to meet your budget.
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K SITS n. W.
ESEO Il
Evening star., 1947-10-18

DODGE 1915 custom club coupe: like new;
all accessories: semiair conditioned: 2.250.
VI. $3.50, Ext 2SS after 30 pm. 49,
DODGE 1888 4-door sedan; beautiful blue.
original finish, motor and interior in ex-
cellent condition, guaranteed and terms
S195. FRANK SMALL. Jr.. INC, 215
Penna. ave. Sc. LU. 4343. 10
FORD 1947 Super. de luxe sedan coupe;
r. and h. custom slip covers. other extras;
4,700 miles; 5000 cash. Call WI. 1921