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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE

CaAx En- w NA>
Mrs. Kendall said curtly,
1--we given my consent. What
more do you want?"
"a little late, don't you
Think" Cathy said calmly.
Mrs. Kendall's eyes glowered
"There is no point in our sitting
here quarreling. Get in touch
with Bill and tell him to come
back and We'll announce the en-,
gagement. And in a couple Of
months, you can be married:
"In a couple of months, ! VII!
have been reassigned to duty,
have no idea where" Cathy
pointed out quietly. II have te
report for reassignment at thf
end of this week"
She stood up, her head erect
$50 you don't have to worry
about Bill marrying me. M r S
Kendall. He's all yours! N {
said stiffly.
Edith Kendall's eyes flashed
with alarm
oh, but you mustn't throw
him over now, Cathy. He'd
never forgive me-he'd hold me
responsible. And Bills all I've
got to love. Why-why, I'd die
without him! He's like my owr
SON." She cas suddenly pathetic
and tired and pleading, but
Cathy steeled herself against
her.
"I'm sorry, Mrs. Kendall, but
Bill knows that I do not want
to marry him." said Cathy. And
felt an almost hyserical I'M
pulse to crazy laughter. Marry
Bill? She was already married
to him, a marriage which she
knew would shock MIS-. Kendall
to the depth, so very "unsult-
able" would she feel that it was
to Bills Importance and social
standing.
Suddenly Edith Kendall W a
weeping; the ugly. painful tears
Of woman middle-aged ano
deeply ingrained in the tradition
of cold reserves. Weeping
stormily, with hard wracking
sobs.
Don't take him away fr n
me, Cathy," she pleaded. Don't
make him hate me! He will hate
me il you don't marry him now
Please, Cathy-I've been beast
ly to you, l know, and you have
a perfect right to loathe and de
spise me-"
81 don't loathe and despise
you, Mrs. Kendall" said Cathy
YEARLY and quite honestly. q
think you've been terribly
wrong, but after all, you were
doing what you thought wa:
right"
Mrs. Kendall looked up hope
fully.
Then you will send for Bill
and tell him everything is al
right, so that he will come
home?" she begged.
Cathy made little gesture o:
helplessness.
"But honestly. Mrs. Kendall
you must believe mel haven
the faintest notion where Bill is
Perhaps he's been injured. The
plant-was it struck? 1t mus
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
NRGRO ENLISTMENT
IN ARMY REOPENED

The enlistment of Negroes in
the regular army has been re-
opened, Lieut.. Charles ]. Mark
us, commanding officer of tn e
local U. S. army and air force
recruiting station, announced
yesterday. Applicants may en-
list for periods Of two, thu e e,
four, or five years.
Enlistments must be &C
complished by December 81,
1947, he said.
All Negro young men between
the ages of II and "a are urged
to contact the local U. S. army
and air force recruiting station,
located in room 205, post office,
phone 2-8368, for complete de-
tails.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23

For Newspaper Service Dial 1881.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
CAR VOLUME
TO TAPER OFF
Some Companie. Planning
To Close For The Christ
mas Holidays

DETROIT, Dec. 22-(P)-The
automobile industry will taper
off its output volume sharply
this week as most Of the heavier
producers limit operations te
three days.
Ford, Kaiser-Frazer, Buick anc
Oldsmobile will close dowr
Christmas eve, Ford to resume
next Monday and the others re.
naming closed for a week OF
more for inventory. Severa.
other car manufacturers may also
give up original plans to oper.
ate on Friday of this week.
Last week, according to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
,SGCrGt 6@RGYnOON
:::::::: &:::::::::::= l 6EoRe.A CRAIG

soaking out some of the aches.
and came back into the bedroom
to find a maid lowering about
the room, tidying things.
Miss Elaine sent you some
things, miss. Dinner has be e n
held back until you and M S S
Elaine and the major are
ready" The maid indicated
fi;my underthings, delicate
white chiffon frock, very simple
and smart, and silver-str apped
sandals that were little m r e
than heels and paper-thin soles,
strapped across 50 that they
were practically adjustable.
"That was very kind Of Miss
Elaine" said Cathy pleasantly,
and eyed the garments appreci-
atively. "But I really should be
getting home"
"But Mrs. Kendall sent the
chauffeur out to your home,
miss, and explained to Mrs.
Westbrook that you were here
and that you were quite all
right. Mrs Westbrook sent word
back that everything was fine
with her. The chauffeur says
there are dozens of children
being cared for in all the houses
there and that it looks like a
public school a recess :ime."
Cathy laughed at the picture.
Then Maggie is perfectly
HAPPY. She adores children, "
she said lightly.
miss?" suggested the maid.
Shall l help you dress,
Thanks, can manage" an
swered Cathy. "1'n be ri g h t
down."
The maid went out, and Cathy
stepped into the clothes Elaine
had sent. She admitted to her
self as she faced the mirror that
the selection was good; the
simply cut white gown, with its
off-the shoulder decolletage was
very becomming, and while it fit
ted rather loosely, its cut was
one that minimized that defect.
She brushed her curls high, pin
ned them in place, nodded al
her reflection and hurried down
stairs. anxious not to keep the
others waiting.
The silver sandals made nc
|sound on the thickly carpetec
stairs. She reached the doorway
OF the drawing room. unhearc
and paused there, taken back
by what she saw.
Elaine, In q gown Of soft blue
|her arms and shoulders b ar e
her curls pinned high in smart
and sophisticated coiffure, sal
lin a deep, golden brocadec
chair. Mark still wearing ths
shirt and trousers in which ht
had worked but which had OBJ
viously been cleaned and press
ed since then, stood leaning
over her. Elaine's lifted face
was lovely, her eyes soft ano
warm, her red mouth curled ir
a sweet smile; and Mark wa,
looking down at her with tender
admiration.
It was a simple but telling
scene; It was obvious that these
two had gone a long way to
ward friendship, and perhap!
something even warmer, since
they had first met in the horror
OF the mornings storm wreck
Csthy, watching them, felt ar
odd stab at her heart that made
her turn sharply away, still un
seen, and slip out of the front
door aid along the terrace to-
ward the garden.
(To Be Continued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
OIL SHORTAGE
TO GET, WORSE
Senator Says There Just
Insn't Enough Oil To
Go Around

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-P
Senator johnson {D-SC) SAID to t,
day 'the fuel oil shortage vii
be worse later in the winter
The South Carolinian told :
reporter his investigation >of "ol
troubles" indicate more people:
will be cold the middle ano
last of January.
"There just isn't oil to &C
around" he said.
"People are phoning congress,
men every day for fuel OIL
because their homes are without
heat, and South Carolinalans
today called to say they too are
running out of oil"
johnson said he'd been check
ing on the fuel oil supply TOR
the past two weeks and that
government agencies and the oil
industry are looking into every
angle of the "shortage sltua'
ton"
r. Kepple, vice president OF
Standard Oil company OF New
Jersey assured him, he said
that everything possible will be
done by thaht company to ration
oil so that every customer Will
have his share.
But there will be at least ten
or IS per cent less oil than is
needed to keep warm this WIN
ter, johnson stated.
John R. Steelman, assistant
at white house conference
that the office of defense trans
portation and the maritime COM
mission are doing everything
they can to keep tank cars and
tankers moving oil whenever
there is OIL" Johnston said.
The senator also said the
senate small business commit
tee, is continuing to investigate
the supply and distribution of
oil.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
One Light Too Many

ROSEBUD, Tex. - W.D-The
alertness Of a Rosebud telephone
operator saved the Planters
tional Bank from burglary. The
operator saw two flashlights in
the bank instead of the night
|watchman's usual one and mott
fled police. The robbers escaped
before police could arrive.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23
TELEPHONE ry,u

sts+a SALElGH' LEIGH Dec. %. ls', ~lss
ssa's issusa Utilities I'll commission t> ,,'''
Norfo5t lSspsa an mo order AUTHORIZING '','' !
and and Telegraph comps1s rlp aslepbop,
stall an exchange ''psnS st : to j.
GataS { elalrfype ad;,pt,. exchange % n set y
cnengas Maple syrup and T..
ice cream. Ut vanil,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-12-23

At an Anglo-Saxon wedding it
used to be the custom for the
father of the bride to present one
of her shoes to the bridegroom.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include actual
selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES fCR SALE.

AMBLANCE 1885 studebaker President;
excellent condition throughout: new, re-
capped tires and new paint; S9a5. Phone
AUBURN 1890 sedan; 5000, actual mile
sss ,,.It slas IS Laure and Hin rd Grsenbet
ai' sRiTisH a'nsf sTANDaRD H' SSHs SWALLOW Low sed
1896: heater; neatest lines in town; 500
or best offer under. Box 230-X, star.
ssss sg5sk saf eaRsEg s2Rsr ssFR tss25 4 s"e Conn
s.s$ SSsH;S!H' L R|
seek s4 sue:1 es R5sve e
!e e! pl'va1s osasE' s''00 or 'es' o.
nj eTrs ssa sHSF' tse ca g. g. fsSs!s sSs and
BUICK ls4o club coupe; r., h., seat covers,
immaculate intero1 and sxteri9r; priced
BUICK 1915 Roadmaster 2-door; perfect
condition; new Dec. 1946; $1,000: VI.
sssseries; g 400, Dial IA. 1851. 81
op eahy body
@ ssss esll le Wo. sfs7 fS adtaes' afaer pm. "es
BUICK ls4 4dGor Special sedan snd
30-day guarantee. Only $3.50. BEN
PAIL PA poN11IAc; ed6 1911 Kins ST., AeSsn-
s1fck sTIf VA Aprii HV 1879 asoo super ..d.nee
miles; excellent condition; s2.s5o. En-
BUICK BUICK 1912 Super 2-dr. sedan; excellent
condition; new rubber; S1,750. RE. Oss0.
BUICK 1897 Special Sedan: new clutch
and transmission; spare wheels and tires;
Under @ sunday only. $$2s @ Blaine si st. qs aie',
BUICK 1s43 super sedan; 2-tone gray.
fen or efes'Sa Sss Sr Snd1 ado No epd & ss
BUICK 1a41 special sedanette: $1,000;
a aeS H. Gssrs es tTsn' e. t6d
BUICK 1a41 special 4-door;- =. and h.;
this car is in good eond.: 81 ,2a6 cash;
1ssms TAl s,ss g trade ls4s Shepherd ST. n'W''
BUICK 1871 sedanette special: looks and
runs so like psg; 1sU one owner real buy today;
BUICK 1a47 Roadmaster 4-door sedan;
almost brand-new: all extras; price. s., ,4a5
or best offer below. Box e46-x, Star.
nadsr 'HSRs ssssia ST. ssss
radio radio heater; s. 400 or best ofier below:
BUICK 1910 super; radio and heater;
BaSsef BHicR s47 sDeT eonvertibe com @
ssusee sss6os Do ' mot cali ali before 10 VS am Wo
BUICK 1910 Super 4-door sedan: perfect
cond.. low mileage: $1,000 cash. Wo
BBiGhieCK 1898 Century; Al cond.; GOOD
tiT.s, rsdais, a, snd heater $3.50 cash Gail
SH9cn 1neSn isI7 Hs SUPER convertible cp... + and
b.; iiTht sray, black top; new: $3.50.
TIsde and terms. 44s2 Conn ave, sWo'
Evening star., 1947-07-27
D. c. Department
Legion Auxiliary
In Annual Meet

The 22nd Annual Convention OF
the District Of Columbia Depart.
ment, American Legion Auxiliary,
will be held at 8 pm. tomorrow and
Tuesday in the Department Of Com.
merce Auditorium.
Miss Mable F. Staub, past depart.
ment president and department sec.
retary, is general chairman Of ths
convention. Mrs. Lillian M. Judd.
department president, will preside.
Mrs. Bertha Fichthorn will serve a.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1888 lH2-ton etake poos,
ia fs;Ph'5s tss s s;s: s.,!2:ss
motor perfect; excel tires new s tenders noeG
spotlisit. spA hit must sell this wk.: can be
seen any time after Tues: noon: real
II stb srsde q nr Pleas As :sa 4sss for FRANK
iNTTERNATioNAL MI 1871 u ton panel: run
nina condition very sood bods eSSs and r.t tires
FORD 1886 dump truck; in perfect con.
on 9ed9 m0tGr ss .ns psrrG rSek you Snay
or or will trade for car call RE. 2ao7,
foRD lss7 tx91n pins psd,. Al s4s eondtion ion
EoDGE E9 csc 1875 sfsk0i's ih-ton 2-speed stake;
eiuteh Frame and spss
sood, so front tires. s:25 rear tires .,. on
dual wheels ex.5s whesl many otnsT Gsl
nR sTsT's SMITH G4z pi 's1 3s4s sf saea and
p m. Sunday and all day MONDAY,
FORD stake; new, never loaded. 7box2Mo
COST cost price. rice s. ssb: can hnsnce. 81. 2i5o,
ToRp truck 1a4e new . lA;.S,n ten. vsnstts. ,.n :.
GMc ese 9sss yyisn-body truck; good condi-
sioS 3S4 81 BAKER sos st .t ne body truck GOOD
@condision; $3.50. II. 1885 III Z cSSstis
faTucAksVst aTs Als1aHet'M Motors os offers their latest
dcash or easy terms. dumps stakes,
panels, piekups. tractors, trailers: etc.
VET MOTORS, 1918 Bladensburs rd; ne
FORD 1s47 new 1A-ton stake bod7; dual
wheels, s-ply tires; S1'7oc sB 3553.
l. moael Trucks Ks with fa ons stake sodies
IA-1 conditionl; good tires READY to work yors
Es0q SosR n.r Vs stae &
etie QUICK sale; direct from owner to buyer. no
sy dsser' ovnsa T ss snd a. s sve
miles Of cheap service. See between am:
IS ss'sess 1850 Sshs''' R's: aSa'
sHEyRoLEr 1e41 Hs-ton panel: Al eona;;
spDFa nins es p.nt JOB op.n
eifer. After pm. tDrivats ownerD. gE'
fRD ffoRD 1887 pickup: good condition, rebuilt
4sP.s HG.sr IT, .re owNsR slssse Ho neS $500 sn n'
iSsysi e5lssa 'sSss sSss Ps s 9df
HzisoP. as Rivsrdsie I'd, x. Riverdale. Nd.
BODICE 1887 panel delivery s..ton; used
SUPPLY CO., 1414 14th st. NV Ho 1914 -
CHEVROLET 1e47 2-ton. 2-speed rear
axle s's5x2o tires; 5000 mi: gift. at
sGdyy ssGHdEykoG2G sS GeG 1aff epns Assop
seen to be appreciated Ssab. PARKWAY.
1851 NJ st. NV. MI Ols5: "a, "a
n0DGE 1885 la.ton pickup, good condi-
FORD is4s pickup TRUCK heayy-susy sssy rsa. ea.
axle. To close estate. Phone SH S6s3 20!
GOOD tires. Sacrifice. S595. CAPITOL
lock 4 HARDWARE CO.. 1858 Georgia
ave. NV.
WHITE 1887. stake body; excel. eondition
q. NV. MI. 01s5. -S
inspsst,es; 81 .soo Ii Iss2il ,.... ~.
;xSb,s a.. stsEs, AZ $3.50 each; easy terms.
RICE MOTOR CO., 1871 Hladensours rd
Evening star., 1947-07-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF, NE. 7011.
VETERAN desires household moving. gen
eral hauling: vans, stakes, panels; white
help; reas. rates. FIR. $3.50. Ext. r.
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. IA. 2a37 27'
TRUCK FOR HIRE, IntI dump and stake.
steady work. D. C. tags. LOUIS HINES,
DUMP TRUCK, hourly or by contract.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.

Ford. Dodge and Chew
rolet 12-ton pickups. Write full details
and when can be seen. Box 461T, Star.
90
SEQ CASH for light truck, pickup pre-
ferred. TO. 1851. 81
$500 CASH; either panel or pickup: 1st
class condition; no dealers. Call Glebe
LIGHT PICKUP TRUCK, used. for farm
use; must be in very good mechanical
condition. Mr.; BEST, OIL. 1851 or Ex.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

SAICHER SPECIALS
o essyrss' sns sssm'sss sssssF ssso green
and sfa be,tsF chevsslst cabriolet blue radio
and dsts ss.ts Buick sa 9lssk ossk 4do0r sedan radio
D,a.e la47 % Jssyaebaker ssa 4-door Commander
ss SisasP'hF Fsla 2E saD.2 4. as. Sue
ls47 Ford "e. super d. luxe Tudor
radio and heater: S2,7e5 sie'n'
Many others, including 1e4e and 1e42
MoToRss 500 'e wis Ef eSs eSsn vs. wsaIGabR esb1
All cars fully guaranteed. Open til
10 p.m. every nisht. pr
REINEs MOTOR COMPANY
reading this page then you want good
used car; ns,n.. n,.or ~
seoS e The 0 list of eoea nsed sar'
4s Chevrolet 4-dr.. beautifully black,
on. ts Rs:k $3.50 sHS soan n s1ss hss had only
AZ Chrysler club coupe; r. and h.:
do,a own; d5syf sIss5' = very beautiful car; 1855
one. day: 1866 down; S10e5.
traasp M chsy5Sss ssgs doS0 s0ups 5y s5y low cost
Al Buick Super 4-dr,; r, and h one
Of the finest cars on the road; S640 down;
S1595.
40 Chevrolet; very clean car; in fine
running cond. $500 down; S9a5
40 Oldsmobile; r. and h.. looks like II
Just came off the assembly line; $3.50
down: S1095.
t3s Chevrolet Master de luxe: very low
upkeep: S31o down; S695.
40 Chevrolet: very clean; very prac-
tical $500 down: S995.
Al Chevrolet; superb looking: in excel
running. eond.: 1885 down; 81 0a5.
"a Chevrolet 4.dr., S1e5. RE1NES MO-
Evening star., 1947-07-27
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY. July ~, laG7
U. S. Cigarettes Fuvored

Because of labor shortage In the
tobacco industry of Sweden, the
Tobacco Monopoly there does not
oppose increased use of American
cigarettes, Stockholm reports.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
FORD 1e41 dump good cond. throughout;
priced for quick sale SS95. PARKWAY,
3O5l M ST. NV, MI 01S5 b

priced for quick sale; ss95. PARKWAY,
3O51 NJ st. NV. MI. 01s5. b
BUsEs-We have Just received t2l I'M
1913 Federal bus, 4S-passenger; up
hoistery and appearance like new; guar
an.esd mschanically; s.; 20 s..,..,. an
pearsnee s1 s0ae ike new: que equipped with Gus
eRaafesg Tsess suses aya
ea.sf Pt f0f MOTIFS n%sdse eo Nc dsveFy 4seon
sin i'l ave Bethesda Nd. OF. 500.
TREADWELL AUTO AND TRUCK SALES.
TodaS tra
Dodge 1872 panel Ia-ton; light gray;
6-ply tires, spare; good condition; SsaS; n,
Dodge 1874 9 carry-ah, ,,.s SPAS station lion
cond: % ex-Army: sse5.
K-7 1nternational; next to new: $500
% ensne 5th Sa aP r. eS oWner g
$751; vas odsS dssa aS ie. if1 Say
N Mack is42 4 14;tt It. EE a;ton stake: full full
% % eMc 2s:yd; dump: side racks to 3 3 oyssss,s d.
~, Ford ls47 stake; meyer sy loaded; 7.5oxao
rss Mack inf aeS2 sp'5f SD SsIs dump s2s tires
S1195.
Treadwell has It and guarantees salts
=, REQ 1912 ls-ft. stake; looks and runs
IKE new; With vt IN new paint IT. battery ,, and
Dodge i942 pickup: 'V ex-Army: 1878.
Trade and terms invited on all '
chass snS cab Clean long ss wheel saa 'rsi s
overdrive, fshplates. 800 tires; ST ,5s5 5
Pickup trailers; new and used and trailer
hssheS nG ss@.raess sgas II sa7k to "a it.
Trade well With TREADwELL. s5o1
Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring, 81. 1897,
SH. $500.
REQ r. ob 1e4s IN 9a, ~ 5adT chassis sna
nns ssers Ysta s: eTesa With E'sd, Dump
excellent condition; bargain at $l,375,
sHERd6T aI sdoT MOTOR co. 900 F.. l. ave n;e'
BARGAINS IN TRUCKS AND BUSES
1945 half tracks with winches---- cheap
1942 Packard 15-passenger car sI.375
le4o international ls-tcn panel - e75
ton Man' seE HesE ysfei Moos q co. in I szsfsns
burg I'd ne. 20
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.,, GMc truck dealer.
sfskaps, sshslss sstsse @ 81 dumps sa ehsssis
;Ssslss ;as ssss ,ss ssss asy
tioe eerNTsAi Frsai ssfks MofoR co cdoscks CIVIC truck
dealers. $500 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va,
Ga' ~ 1000. daily an n,t to PM SsMah sun
on Lee, hwy. ~. g. 90 and 21D;, drive
FORD ls4l lh-top stake body, heavy
oue2 Fssey fss VIZ. sSeG sssf. ready
work; $3.50. Me 1923 "a --27
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Delegates and alternates from
Kenna Main Unit to the convention
are: Delegates. Mrs. Esther Carrico,
Mrs. Pat Stentz, Mrs. Eva Carrico.
Mrs. Mary Morris, Mrs. Mayms
Frazier and Mrs. Minnie Harrison.
Alternates, Mrs. Louise Fowler, Mrs.
Louise Sherwood, Mrs. Rhoda
Speake, Mrs. Mae Blair, Miss Naomi
Carrico and Mrs. Tweedy Sullivan.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

CHEVROLET 1a47 convertible; radiS ,,,n,45 and
sfSIs5 SgTo SAILS = ssR st77 eonn hfsHs s1s NV vs.
2 ecHIIXasoIE5;, Ia Fl, 1871 e q, @Gs.r all new tIg.';
CHRYsLER 1885 coupe; new @ clutch. trsn.s sealed
ssam ssa5 1Sh.s' VA s4os exee' 'nes' s00o 7'' Na7
CHRYsLER 1910 Windsor 4-door sedan:
pvt owner. new motor. rubber; G meehani-
ses SEEN sst 1ssf e rffH s ne sV%' or sun
ss + JIG Eis x'isss sss*ss ta2'i
CHRYsLER 1915 New yorker 4-dr sedan;
r; T., and n5eh h. excellent cond,' s2's75. Gan
CHRYsLER 1897 2-dr., good condition;
radio, heater, seat covers, new tires; $500,
eHRSsIER Mhi SsII 1889 Imperial; r. and h;
coupe: ss7S; PIymouth 1912 sedan; 81
tsS eySsash sfs 6sues eSSs 1s s
cssHRYSsLER 1911 Mis4i 4;dr sedan: radio and
sedan ass ssssPf tires
seenk e as cash Derf or e. o
ccHRYsLER 1889 imperial g., oyerdrive;;
sSes 'lsss hes!sE NJ :sa!sd beams Al
tion. Stone horn' slbo or best one o1er
cSHHRYsLER 1858 coupe; $3.50 or best offer
under; good running condition. Cali Alex.
cHRYsLER 1a41 4-dr. sedan; owner:
low mileage. Excel. condition. Recently
eompl,; overhauled Fully eSuippsd Only
CHRYSLER 1899 light 8 4-door sedan;
excel runnins cord.s pvt. party: seas
CHHRYsLa.R 1885 Airnow s-cylinder 4.dr
sedan rims fair passed D. c. inspection:
priced at a bargain, s325. II. e34I: 81
CHRYSLER 1871 Roya,. clean and In good
condition; S1,375; heater. radio. DE. 5000
CHRYsLER 1871 convertible: 1st-class
condition: one owner: $1,000. 1455 Fair
mont ST. NV -2T
CORD 1885 $50" 4-door; r, and h. new
paint; parts and serv avail os locally; Szs5
CRosLEY for sale. 1895 1s42 crosley
fGnSslsi0lfM sis.ssht ND. sedan $40 10th Dl Scat
cRosLEY ia47 sedan; run 10000 mi.
sood condition: passed inspection; s7eo.
Call OK 1929.
GRRosLEY 1871 convertible sedan; good
condition, good tires: $3.50 or best oner
under. so4 croissant pl. s.e Apt. D.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.,.

DODGE 1941 stake; Al condition good
sasa.; s5s ssSs c. ssi Wa $50 $50 uHs;E BY
eHRE8RoLET RWs 81 TosSs 1857 delivery sedan; good
ssas''1R g.o asa sli: ss ;ns ans s'i''
e FoRn III 2 lss7 sm ons Snls' wheeloase, cabin
chassis, all dual equipment nrana.nesWT' sT
cash, terms or trade. S2'ieo' fhone S1
FORD 1s47 long wheelbase, stake body
brand-new. Cash, terms or trade 81 :sso'
GMc 1885 1-ton panel; motor overhauled'
ssi6' Sa al a11s ssos Flower ave. Takoma PARK
nopGE 1877 long wheelbase. stake body;
brand-n.w; sa.las. cash, terms or TRADE.
Phone 81. 2242. ~
REQ dump trucks %. ass and '4ss' 9a-
ton, perfect condition. ready to 60 "a
AIUrTro CAR TRACTOR, sleeper cab, new
Az GU. in. motor. S27oo in permanent ,e1
mot regular maintenance h enanees N ray
Sale, $4,000. Call e. POWELL, D1. 200
s am. to 80 pm. -Zd
DODGE 1912 truck; c. and r.. AKA; io;uoo
s4b0 or best OFFER under. Phone HI.
1861, 110s e1st ave. Paramount Heights @
FORD 1o47 panel body truck; good con-
dition: cash on delivery. DI. s173; no
FORD 1910 Is-ton panel, excel. condition
INSIDE ana OUT. IAN Uc seen 80 49,
CLAIR STATION, l7o4 Bennins I'd. sa n;e'
INlrsRSArroNAL M sRs. D-4o a1s-ton stake
body; good tires and cond. JOHN H.
snEkSAa1oss4Aa6 sssa1ss II s4a6 i't Mr. sSa
FoRD is4e 2-ton and 2-speed axle: s,25
20 lo-ply tires; 1873" chassis; 1l,000
miles; 81 500. Call GL. 5137. -2s
ton and . speed axle; s.25x20 10-ply tires;
100" chassis; blue de luxe cab; $4,000.
FORD 1881 ton and half stake body,
$3.50 cash. Call AID. 1922 or AD. 5209.
1910 DODGE PANEL; runs good, passed
inspection, $3.50. MA. 3s45. e-5 except
Ss44 Ssai INTERNATIONAL H:ton panel; e. *.
SI o0G VI SAT- -2S
cIHi9E%VTRoLE.T 1912 1Ia-ton; long wheel
base with special van body; low mileage
RoLET' INC 1907 M st. NV. MI 1916.
G. M. Atom; fiat body. 4-wheel drive truck:
CHEVROLET 1941 van; GOOD tires and
paint clean interior, priced right. ST .095.
PARKWAY, 3o51 NJ st. NV, MI. ols5.
FORM 1a41 dump: good copd. throughout;
Evening star., 1947-07-27

We win gladly fnance any trailer you
purchase from our selection, easy Sy terms Ins
Enmip your coach with our factory-ap-
proved trailer parts and accessories. Open
daily and Sunday, -, I'm en-. 1Sc tS 9 Ioso PEI,
wis. ave NV. Phone Wo. 1921:
i-TON CARGO TRATLERS, $s5; Mt. Yer
non auto trailers. $3.50.
Vans platforms. ssmi,s, loyooys. GEN
ton. CHI 1000
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Meetings this week:
Sunday and Saturday Volunteer
Hospital Workers, Mt. Alto Hos
pital, 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Capital Transit Unit: Mrs. Irene
Taylor, Mrs. Bertha Griggs, Miss
Claudia Hall, Mrs. Edna Grimm, Mrs.
Dorothy Andrews, Mrs. Jane Baker.
Mrs. Alice Rogers and Mrs. Mary
Gingell. Alternates. Mrs Lou Helen
Potts, Mrs. Naomi Carter, Mrs. Elsie
Howes. Mrs. Grace Gavin. Mrs.
Marion Reid, Miss Eleanor Sher.
wood, Miss Mary Boccucci and Miss
Josephine Palumbo.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

PICKUP LUGGAGE TRAILER. SIT. side
racks, spare tire and wheel ,$95. -.
wheel. side tracks and can top. s19h;
Trailers for autos or trucks; for s3r bulk or
yeight use With front e deies les, eedtsic hediss
with car hitch, S215.
TREADwELLs for trailers Or trailer .Ller
bitches, s5o1 Piney Branch ro'' siiVef
Evening star., 1947-07-27

National Cathedral Unit has been
notified that the legislative report
of the units chairman, Mrs. Mar
garete Hayes. was selected for first
orize in the National Legislative
Contest. The award will be pre-
sented at the national convention.