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Evening star., 1947-05-03

FoRES ESTyILLE-Lving room with fire.
place, dining room, Kitchen, 2 bedrooms;
stairway to attic: garage Price. Sl2,e9o.
Sa.250. bungalow, living room, dining
room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms. bath, utility
rooN, h,-wh., and elee. range. Price,
Sll,o0e Bungalow. living room, dining
room. kitchen, . bedrooms, n basement
GE refer, GE elee. range, oil h.-w.h,; on
lsse lot lSoxl50 Must be seen to appre-
etate. WYVILL REALTY CO.. HI. o0a6.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

ARLINGTON, VA. 1918 N. 1lth st.--5-
room and bath frame bungalow; full
basement. coal burner, h.-w.h.. garage.
very large. lot. 150xl 35; fruit and shade
trees, garden spot: close to schools, stores
and transportation: $12.500; immediate
possession.
broom and bath brick bungalow, oil
burner. h.-w.h, fireplace, full basement,
Frigidaire. garage; fruit and shade trees:
near Washington-L High School: SIS
900. Brokers invited. REIBLE, exclusive
agent. OK. O515 or GIL. 462S. -4
OPEN TODAY. 1 TO 8-2705 s. Cleve-
land st-Brick' semidetached, excellent
condition. 5 rms. bath. range. refrigera-
tor, oil heat, full basement. nice corner
lot; possession: reasonably priced; terms.
immediate vicinity of Shirley hwy and
Glebe rd.: conv, to transp. and, shopping.
JAMES 3. MAHoNEY, Woodward BLDG,
TWO-FAMILY SPECIALS--5 rms. up, s
down: both furn.;. close in; oil h.-a.h
rental S192.50; substantial cash down
rms. up. down; separate entrances;
close in; $500: substantial cash down,
EARL R. CROSS. OK. 0833. -5
FALLS. CHURCH-Beautiful 8-rm. modern
brick home. prewar.. but new cond;; oil
h:-w,h.; lge. rms, full bsmt., rec rm., lot
S0x!4ei Ssx q eessanutiful grounds; an excellent
Also modern 5-rm. bungalow, prewar,
8 wears old; oil heat; $4,000. Also ether
gpf,opsrtissss $50 for ,, sale; For appt phone
0akton, Va, Chain Bridge rd. Closed
Sunday.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

BEAUTIFUL BEVERLY HILLS-Immacu-
late with lots Of charm; large, beautiful
lot, 65-ft. frontage; 8 large bedrms, and
tiled bath upstairs: 1ge. Hy. rm. with nre-
place, side screened porch, full bright DIM
fast nook; fun bsmt., outside entrance: l.
car att garage: slate roof. copper plumb
ing and many other extras, substantial
2204 Wilson blvd. GIL 1000 or Ok 1923.
Evening star., 1947-05-03

SPECIALS rms. up, s
irn.; close in; oil h.-a. H.;
!; substantial cash down.
down: separate entrances;
DO; substantial cash down,
SIS. OK 0R33 &
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31
Berlin Suicide Rate

BERLIN Up "A sharply re.
duced suicide rate indicates that
Berliners, despite their continued
hardships, have taken a new lease
on life.
During 1913, according to the
clty's central statistics office.
there were 1857 suicides in Ber-
lin. This figure covered onRy the
suicides Of resident Berliners and
excluded those of German refu-
gees from the east who passed
through the city. The high point
In self-destruction occurred short.
~ after the city's ca%pitulation to
the Russian armies.
IN 1946 suicides declined to 1909
and they reflected to a large ex-
tent the economic plight Of the
victims.
Sixty-five percent of 1s46 sui.
cldes were women. The monthly
peak was 1877 in January and the
low was 121 in November.
Half Of the suicides were people
on the lowest food ration card.
which embraces the aged, unem.
ployed, refugees and persons in
non-essential tasks.
Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31

Charlotte office Of the War Assets
Administration, it was revealed
yesterday by H. NJ. Roland, super
intendent of schools.
Fifty buildings we're included in
the request to the WAA and Roland
said the outline Of the definite
use to which the units will be put
was included in the brief presented
to government officials.
The report is nov scheduled to.
be forwarded to Washington for
final approval by WAA heads,
and Roland pointed out that there
was nothing to do nov but wait
until the final nod was given by
the officials.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31
State College To Take
Pol On Game Sacrifice
By PATE

RALEIGH, Jan. 80 North Caro-
Ina State College students today
announced their consideration of a
sacrifice to achieve two goals: to
raise funds for the completion OF
Memorial Tower and to give the
public the rare treat of attending
a collegiate basketball game.
The Colleges Student Govern
ment said is would conduct a poll
of students on the campus on Mon
day and Tuesday, February 3 and
4, to determine if the students are
willing to forgo their right OF at
tending the State-Davidson game
on February % in order that the
public may secure tickets to he
cage event. Off-campus students
vote by ballot on the question IN
the College Y. M. c. A. on the
same days.
Provided a favorable response is
made. funds from the sale OF
tickets, which probably would net
around So, 500, will be used to COM
plete the installation of chimes, a
Westminster strike to the clock
and other additions to Memorial
Tower, impressive monument to
State College men who served in
World War l.
Student leaders emphasized that
no ducats will be sold unless the
overwhelming majority Of the stu
dents vote in favor of the move
They explained that the students
paid to see the game when they
paid other admission fees on the
last registration day. The limited
seating capacity of Frank Thomp-
son Gymnasium, where all of State
Colleges indoor sports events are
held, has prevented the alumni,
faculty and public from attending
games here this season, because
there is only enough room for the
record-breaking student body of
approximately 1900.
Fred Wagner of Gibsonville,
president of the Colleges Student
Government, and w. L. Woodall of
Smithfield, senior representative of
the School of Engineering, said all
Of the students they had contacted
were in agreement with the pro-
posa1.
The movement has the approval
OF Col. J. w. HARRISON, chancellor
Of State College and president of
the State College Foundation, Inc;
J. G. Vann, assistant controller and
business manager; DR.. H. A.
Fisher, chairman of the Athletic
Council; R. D. Beam, director of
foundations; H. w. (Pop) Taylor,
alumni secretary; and other Of
ficials of the institution. They all
emphasized, however, that no &C.
ton will be taken unless the stu
dents vote in favor Of it.
Results of the voting will be
known by February 7, Wagner and
Woodall reported.
Observers said the move, if ap-
proved and carried out, would meet
with the general approval of the
alumni, faculty, Wolfpack Club,
and the public, who have not been
permitted to attend basketball
games at the college this year.
Some persons will probably be
iubilant about the proposal, observ-
r stated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31

third Mondays; Carolina Beach,
second and fourth Mondays; Win
ter Park, first and third FRIDAYS;
Maffitt Village, second and fourth
Fridays.
Colored schools: Wi1liston pri-
mary, Mondays and FRIDAYS; Pea
body, Mondays and Fridays; Willis
ton Industrial, Mondays and Fri
days; Wrightboro colored, first
Wednesday; Castle Hayne. second
Wednesday; Acorn Branch, third
Wednesday; East Wilmington,
fourth Wednesday; Masonboro
colored. fifth Wednesday; Maj
fit Village colored, every Wednes-
day.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31

spring term in order to discuss
health needs with parents OF
school children, and plan some
procedure for their correction.
A complete list of the regular
schedule of public health nurses
follows. The nurse will be present
at 1920 on the days indicated for
the specific schools.
Wrightsboro, every Monday;
Forest Hills, Fridays; Washing
ton Catlett, Wednesdays; William
Hooper, Mondays and Fridays;
Chestnut Street Mondays and Fri
days; Lake Forest, Mondays and
Fridays; Sunset Park, Mondays
and Fridays; Sunset Annex, We'd
nesdays; Bradley Creek, first and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31
CHARLOTTE WAA
GRANTS APPROVAL
Board Oh Education Awaits
Final Word From WASH
ington On Buildings

The transfer of several build
ings at Bluethenthal airport to the
New Hanover County Board of
Education for the establishment
of a junior college has been ap-
proved by representatives of the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31
NUReES PLANNING
TALK AT SCHOOLS
County Health Officer An
nounces Schedule Oh
Sessions With Parents

In cooperation with National
Health Week, February 20, DR..
A. H. Elliot, county health officer,
announced last night that public
health nurses are to be present
Al all county schools during the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31
Now Manv Wear
FALSE TEETH
With IittlA u.

Eat tslk. l ugh or snso1. "off!
ear of insecure false taa.t Sitho,
slipping or wabbling. FAsTp dfoppr,
plates firmer and noro ETH hoss,
rms pleasant powder has M "1o''aba.
sooey' pasty taste or feeling sngang,
cause nausea. It's alkalin. oo'n;
CneeKs plate odor" (denture ',.scit
Get FASTEETH at any druo olea'aL
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-31

n The remains Of some "a.
o quit and occupied tro nav e.a
wv 10 LOO A. D., ara aoos
malnut Canyon National ''I I: u
ment in northern Arizori N9p..
Evening star., 1947-02-09
AUroMorivE MISCELLANEOUS.

AUTO REPAIR sERVTCE-Every mechani-
MhNHATTAN Ats Il aE n6' auT4 7ss7 = RADIO co. 1905
BEAN front-end machine and wheel ball.
ancer, in perfect cond.; complete with all
s o sna ] suse 5ssay See Sc p St to H E1sh
MCMAHON CHEVROLET. INC, 1928 Geor-
Air III SANDER for car painting, ETC.: prac.
Mr.. .VAILLETTE. FIR. 1854 before noon.
1916 FORD RADIO, brand-new Motorola
FOR feS saI21sas MY 2ts Buick sedanette left rear
1sRdsE TRGck sks BoDrEs g. Tspslred Sas and painted
s aicaNER aH RSSS IRoN WORKS. SSds Is INC, truck
sGpahAS1EEp esp hs1f feth Tsbus Ss ns .ransmssions
shock absorbers. rear ends, new hub, caps,
grilles. seal-beam LIGHTS. water and fuel
y eass 'hsas nstaled ed T. BRGNNRs aS % Co.
1870 s 81 MGpssns FacRAsD aTs ras as M 1 }sa
seal beam lights; reasonable. GIL. $500.
BATIEEIEs tor any car good GOD s.; g. to SO
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION! We
have Just received large shipment of good
sqhy S S seat ssr moes in eRsr q ss9ss asy
+ Pra desrsa afa hsh co S
IEsRFr Ii A1 fsG9 o9a 1888 or later
AuTo IUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery; new shipment just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever seen; suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
rs low PRICED at ARsbDs s5pS poNTAc WsshSs Go
an TsEgfs TIRE RSIl: Rfaf by the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread q
your tire is ST. sef ySqT tFes Go oei1g Wash
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick, efficient
DoDGE and Plymo tn owners-Replace
new new 1917 motor. See MooREs AUTO
SERVICE. 1926 K st. NV. Phone Ex. 1894
,e4v vp apd p t
sh ihs a00li Also stee eoaK eeantes 3 fns long
inches high; front has 3 display compart-
ments 2 sa Lea a. R3SGA' 3sGG INC" 4sol Coz Conn
"A "A sPECIAIIzEDs PISTON RING service
Piston rings for every mechanical NOV
ing machine, automotive, commercial; air
zines, zines, eVs poWer laSnmoWeTs S refrgeraters,
farm lighting plants and tractors, hy-
draulic hoists. pumps, etc, PISTON RING
SAL SALES nS 4 SERVICE yasy' 14oo st. NV. NO
LINCOLN crane, II cylinders. Can be
CRANE, 'Manley,' new; capacity, 8 tons
WANTTnSs5 ohS y Pontiac ss motor block .,
fully overhaused; see me any time. lO5
HEATERs-we have Just received a large
$245o. LEEDS MOTOR CO, 5120 wis
ave. NV, OR. 4407. %
Evening star., 1947-02-09
FARMS FOR SALE.

III ACRES, s6,950-Good Broom house
with electricity. fine barn garag&e; e. chicss nick
En- na and me hsssfh shroDsh
This farm is 10 miles this side Of Fred
srick. Cal RaysnsGroft pUa oazE SS4EF, s41tssss ss4ss
9 seIn pr1i' n WI WITH MY T5hatAm s541 H. 0AA p
ESTATEs, SsF III s. FARMS. acreage. any size. Mid
dleburg, Warrenton. The Plains LeesoITg.
JOHN, cHRoNAKER' RE Sill OF pr
SsSes2ooScRE FARM, near olney. Nd: III In
path Of fast develonment. astase seetlul stonk
farm. well watered. rich rolling land; good
improvements. This is an opportunity 10
rant future subdivision with enlargement
in value due to location reasonable Ger GER
tainty. For complete inioTmation, 1nSlnqlPngg SnqPg
day day and and evenings i call Mr.. Gay, Ashton
100 ACRES. Prince william County, va,.
from washington. fronting hard-snriaesS
hshgay las cp parfx house. seaE
sooSS''ifni ssooS invesfment: tn $500. FRENzEL,
MMoeSSsTGoMhR1 MeSsfG Nh El%Tooa Go@asscre ga farm,
room frame house, furnace, bath, elec.
phone: in good condition; sta9ie, ,te ch1saen s
mies aifna to S,eW eWashinston. sh good buy At
500 cq Pooesye " Ii Dsns Tss Eoeive ssh i VlMaoN Md
Sc NILES WAsHIN TON Co. acre farm,
81 acres cleared; level bluesrass land Land;
stream: 5-rm. frame house, pine -paneled
iiv. rni., 3-rm tenant house, lge. barn,
numerous chicken and hog houses, eiec.
Sic, 900. 81 500 down, balance like rent.
METzLER,s VA. OFFICE, OK. o87s;
GERMANTOWN netgh6orhood Mont
I'M. house outbuildings. streams: springs.
Your Opportunity. Mr.. Brown: AID. 36s0,
with ]; LETToN MARTIN, Earle Bldg.
sTRoUTS BLUE FARM CATALOGUE
Florida orange groves. country homes, re-
courts, gas stations, stores, ETC.. ETC.; over
1900 barEains, q States. coast to coast AS,
dive, r. o. Boz $3.50, Orlando, Fla.
Evening star., 1947-02-09
OFFICES foa REhT.

Of Alexandria, Just completed. 419 King
apply thire S oor. s iios of 18th st. st. sse mo
s assor. :, aiShts ssa up; finest downtown Iosa- is
iiii iHn 18th 18th osfo' 81. N.w.-Bright. private Of
Ace. conveniently located; open any time
for inspsctl9n; b sSs ssSxseeptionally reasonable
ffGRSo LARGE aH as' Lisar lsaa; OFFICES. 2ie and
21s 50. it,. industrial zone, elose-in ne;
available II desired; Apply KANE MOVING
eco, Sth and Franklin sts. ne. MI. 1888.
1872 EYE ST. N.w.--Ayailable April !.
l947: -Four toorS and English n,s basement; os1a.
Der Dtas tseans sese one 0l e:e Oos sizes rom
aepF05naa'%sE a h9G3 c. !! sG 81
17Gz GAhcE E. Il SNAIL T ofFrcs Of ef0 II suite use
isyatory: ts1ly fufn., telephone service;
esS sys aRsT5 chase sa fEspnd Ms bus 'e
door; living quarters If desired. WI. 2571..
1st-FLooR OFFICE, north light; rms.
fass faseas st. l0fs HOE 1888 sidA st. NV, ' BET and
100 sd. Fl. available at once to organi-
cation requiring, clean, unpsrtitioned Of
ens e aspsg andoT o a5 sfs
ATETiENTfoS@For rent 2 professional per
good ventilation and bathrooms; located
In business section OF Alexandria; suit
ed P for ES 9se oae sad yas epa5sJs 6ss5 If De
DoWNTOWN-2 rooms. across from gas
CO., available at once; rent, S55 per month.
THos. 2; WALSH NC s15 llth st. NV
PRIVATE ROOM and office space for rent.
5403 Georgia ave. NV, GE 1858, GE.
WANTED-Manufactur agent or equiv
alent to share ONCE telephone, teletyps;;
steno. service available; c. M. L., s24
fsoNT fss5 + oFFIcEs 81 AVAILABLE, choice 10,
cations. See 735 11th st. NV. and gI9
and 921 11th NV. Phone RA. 11o1, Dl-
BETHEsDA-very desirable office in heart
Of Bethesda, next to post Office. Call WI
oTTeg opsso ms sna 'fsp1oPso eow
SFrfcE, fuTn, untprn.: bath ssthrn; 5esF
APFHSxnaaELfK AP feoFasry SSG Is Ho
1as5eEss sHsss9t 2ssts 'qshslSaA fisEaA
so,oSSio sosoSSSio SQUARE FEET ONCE space On 8
also suitable for combination office - and nd
use slevator hsas e.
seaponsbe W af5H e Tenant; nty cary see
Glen M yfckrey, with f. cLIFFoRdD
BANGS. 200 Investment Bldg, ME. 02ao.
OUTSIDE ROOM. 1ox22: excellent cond;;
financial district; teie coSepasie ana slir Mm
able for manufacturers' representative.
i!$S,s zS5 zsp ~ Sss: s'aS Nv; gRss b,qs :.,z
occupied part time by manqfacturer's
TetaIrial service dietspahonpsr BE- ana nsa7 tran
iooo iiIsss sEsi souARf GR FEET fo a a and
heated loft space in repGoof sbua building
~ vate rooms, ample toilets; near Connect
Government for about. Z years; possession
Elshln 81 dasi Mr efsa Fsglor W
LUcHs CO. eyclaasiye agents, 1906 H St
EssSBassssa a76sss 17fS f. st. pvt
dress. dress So per 'o2 mo. ~ Representatives on
PfSisfs gola f$th 2$G g. fNs.R-one large oce left
{5on f1E apy W bpsiness sso0 eF profession kAY
Optical business 'SiI close to medical center,
esdfoRabls ca RE- soeg GENT immediate ie
about $50 50. ft, located In 5000 blk, s.
Capitol st. Phone Ex. 1928 or Ii. 3131.
CENTRAL LocATIoN-Desk space. fur
nished with switchboard service: mail ad-
ssS sS' sSs saf Ssh xy5hous desk sPsse
bENTTsT OR Physician. share office with
iith 1i ST. Tt coz: Of NEwToN, NV. 5%2s rs
Evening star., 1947-02-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEyRoLET DUMP TRUCK, IA. 1854,
7;0oxso tires aIl around. Cali BILL DE
TRuCKsILarge variety of ell kinds 1ss STe eyer
TORS. 1871 Bladensburg rd., corner . of
1sSs GMc 80 IL 11s.ton on stake truck, new tires,
$500, Or best offer under. SO Eye st, Sc.
poDGE, EGl sis = model Lr with sh-ton coal dump
WAsHINaToN CO., INC. 1881 Half st.
So ;ss 1tN1rEEfRsNAr1oNAL, III EfsaAr1 s4-ton stake body;
REQ 1916 MODEL 20 tractor; like new,
low MILEAGE; 2-speed rear; overd6Tive' 6
Eaa5s ssRh sHsSss5 CO. DFis Ha
GMC 1880 ta-ton pickup; new rings; 2
nsT piY ldos t1res' passed inspection ohiy gIpo
GMc 1871 ex4 dump; ,s-yard cap!a9fsity;
Hercules bed and hoist; Watson auxllilaaTGy laG
WHrrE 8f III! fRacroR, AZ aS wA14; fully equipped
saan orator peeG ana 5th T Wheel driven 6oo actual
enough for frazier; reasonably priced. sH,
& cHEyRoLFr Ii aa 11t ls4a cab and chassis. top
notch condition; actual mileage 15'000:
nsNERE u Asws s7s sssF have sSe sst received
3 new TRUCKS; SO have for immediate dis
posal 1941 International van, Txl2 body,
a fsed Ta fSpds,'R mHfS SSG uRs RI eo sfb
a5ios RsE f6ss stl end s9 saod ans a rsss @
GMc TRUCK; 10 all wheel drive, 2Mr-ton MrG
Body, Body 7xf2, can be made Is. MASON,
Elk. ,250s. 81 Virginia ave. s.w. Open
cHEVRoLET 1898 1a-ton panel: engine,
clutch brakes and transmission excellent |
eonditio saa5 fS4 59n
SsgISk lssg S95'} S,5s = spare ties
Sa @ .op osa coaoh m 1ousSa tGo Es 55 ss%p
sI0o Marlboro pike. Hillside 1928 or NE
FORD 1941 1ra-ton truck: 15s-inch wb.
TRIANGLE IlEs e. MoIoRs, eg6G ao1o Rhode Island
FORD, Fsa De- 1859; M o1HU; is.ton, stake body, dual
price. $500. Phone OK 4072.
suitable for dump; rebuilt motor; $3.50.
Fl Isals Al @ van esay - C. J. ksgfmsn: ;sa r IN: THE Il
CHEyRoIET 1885 h-ton pickup: motor
cash. Cali FR. $500, Ext 1852. 55Sa A
fsrEEsaPfoSaE II ri aPf sai 1s4a a-son van. short
.hselRase cab Be over els1 s1nsne will make per-
CHEVROLET Army truck, 194 model "a
ton stake body: perfect running condition. |
Can be seen at 1901 H st. ne. any day..
Price. S1.075.
DODGE 1a-ton stake: brand-new: de luxe
mission. miss ACTION AUTO. SERVICE, tn;e.
corner> Sth and M sts. NV. RE. $3.50
DODGE 1941 Army 1s-ton. Aka power
driven wench. Al condition, low mileage
Ss75 1901 Bladensburg rd. me- 10
MARINOFF l. PRITT. 1902 Georgia ave. |
NV. IA. 1880. 10
MACK 1912 EMU 3h-ton tractor, or will
make ideal dump truck: air brakes; Low
has it, ST.. 1897.
TRACTOR TRAILER. 1942 Chevrolet, with
20-ft. closed trailer. See at 9701 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring. Md. -10
Evening star., 1947-02-09
OFFICES WANTED.

1902 L ST. N.W.-2nd floor. newly re-
modelled; 2 large attractive rms, and bath;
os ass ass fSE e ssa Les ff's q
STEIN & CO., 1415 st. NV, ME. 800.
REPUTABLE FIRM wants room. approx.
from II to K NV. NA. 1895 or Ho. s376.
SeFeH seacH seAGE ca oE Eantss sss entire or share
LAWYER desires 1-room Office, unfurn.,
10xl5 or larger; rental $40 to $50. Box
Iso. u 81: NV, medical center -, rOems ems
SILVER sPRiNG-Laree office room. new
cHARhEs efdi5 Sq8e's Il. ONO, 81. any s1ss; eves 81
$1$s X ST; N,w.-s-stery and basement
building suitable for office use; approx ppgz.
~ S3si's =: g.
ENTIRE ENTIRE BLDG M siaf suitable R for GOVT or
profit organization; .35 rms: and basement;
@odafn 2n sh Ddg s nsER f ss9t fff @
up4oWS ifSb 4 st. THEAfER nT FL SAfa AREA s217 Conn
bowSTowS nSs S0Gy fRNciE ssRtN Ssf sEeroA HM
18th and SITS nwvery attractye ira dye.a,1a and
s0qsaa woqs aperosately esfi af2 s25 e sa IT, Seaqfu
remodeled; located in modeTrn sTno elevator
SMALL. OFFICE or desk space in vic.
Woedridge or Bro1klsnd H3 as9. i55o~1o i5Iss rsn
resentatiye; Immediately. WILLIAMS P o.
STORE, suitable abs for seii ehilden and infants
DOCTORS, DENTISTS Several as.5aGtigge 1aag
icai bldg: near all downtown hospitals
2r elevator and te
Park Lane Bldg, 2O25 Eye st; Nv, or
cali rent dent LEO N; BERNSTEIN a1o q
AHPRoxiMATELY 400 to, 500 feet, in
location suitable fer investment nn1fp of security st
st. or Connecticut ave; south of M
St. Telephone National $473 d.,,-.d -11 nv
young attorney starting practlce. oA'
W2STEp, LARGE HOUSE for Office quar-
ters, u rooms minimum; preferably North
west SECTION; ,s Call FL dI EN- srrnSn iS5S FLOOR
Desirable NV location. RE. 5214. 10
Evening star., 1947-02-09
All advertisements offer
ing automobiles for sole
must include oetuol SELL
ing price of cor.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN speedster. roadster, s; super
CHARGED; must see to appreciate,; ,, eaSn tp OF
terms Slo9s or nsston ssst 0sr e. ns below MS
dRN d3on 55S 1877 siso dovn AT 1852 o
htopsEn mate sa xth oS eomfor
si.595: immediate delivery; fully eauipped.
serviee MAfaAi 7os aaS 7th hutG St. NV. No 1857
or, si,1e5. Fora .a9 Tudor, black. ss75;
aers unaer All HreRf ah heaters
sSan fEa9s sosa So & R6f'S Peasant s.
BUICK 1889 Special 4-door sedan; BLACK
original finish; good condition; $3.50.
BUICK 1941. a-toned green, super club
offer below; cash only. Call WA. 5192,
BUICK 1929 mus nnnden be seen sodd 5a
$3.50. Fails Church I4z7sJ s ,,...r
BUICK lla46 sedan: radio ana neasetf:
1890 SSS milss esil In ha ny IN every
tone maroon body black fsr top fadlo des,red anc
asisessl eaiz g. A 'gaSt IoeAS MOTOR e. T95a
peri. cond.; s1.425; recently overhauled
BUICK M 1889 Series 40: good condition;
BUICK 1911 ,sedanette; excellent ,rS,nn sohdl.
ion Tado and wr hesssE a Ftsr sPFSsg noon aosshts
BUICK 1910 club sedan; good condition,
motor good. $685. for quick sale. Al.
1887 all day
BUICK 1887 4-door trunk sedan: privately
hsttery and seat covers, Seal beams and
foglight: 500 or best offer s under: also sse
laas nds Mliys Jesp @ fSed m sesa sasa $3.50 or best
PHfp BHIck iis4 is47 a koadmsster sedanette; radio
heater, spare tire; Never driven. $4,000.
PsiscsKE' PcK 9saae Sssa spseiai Mesh new Tres
heater heater: excellent condition; $1,000 or
best offer under. Ii. 1892.
BUICK Is4s supsr ias sss yade sd
dms as.Esas dsssd psiss
SA5Es so 5ss t4sS opsn enna sunasys sEs EN- '7'f
ssater. n new st paint: ot 81 $50. Sail WA s1Is;
sufk saes l't ednaon sfsaastte rsss anf hsass
fSa MoT2Rs ave- open ne evfi e. ssa ssas Sundays $50
i1anlea: a 4 new new tires: good as new; 81 $50
433 Brandywine ST. s.e., Apt. 100. Con-
sress Heights section.
BUICK 1912 Special sedanette: new rub
ber, new seat covers: push-button radio,
air-couditioning. auto. windshield washer
and all other extras: looks like 1947
81 .395 cash TIE. 9014. 10
BUICK 1916 Super 4-dr. sedan: black:
s., 300 cash: mechanically perfect, LOO
miles. BOX 3sO-K. Star.
BUICK Special 1910 4-door sedan; excel
lent condition, new tires; 1915 or best
offer below. AID. 9341, 10 Am. to 10 pm.
BUICK 1910 Super convertible coupe; 4
tires sssa eoyses sas aad attes Ri szis ia
Evening star., 1947-02-09
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job, S35 up;
work guaranteed: GILBERT. 4102 Pa. ave.
YouR CAR TAINTED in Ia days; only
highest quality material: $3.50. Call
MR.. WRIGHT, WI; 1912, IS
repaired; guaranteed finest work in the
District. WILLARD'S SERVICES, rear 1910
18th st. NV, AID. $3.50.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete lob, $50: Sc
lect your color; work guaranteed. ADDI-
1900.
ALL-OvER PAINT JOB, any car, any color,
$3.50; satisfaction guaranteed. SAT-
Evening star., 1947-02-09
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gem
help; reas.-rates. FIR $500. Ext. 72.
TWO 4-YD. DUMP TRUCKS. complete
with union drivers, ready to work; 1912
able. %
VETERAN, white, has 1941 a1a-ton panel;
wishes evening. Saturday for week end
LIGHT HAULING. b. C.; ewes, week ends;
VAN TRUCK, large or small jobs; expert
enced help, prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. ia. 2937.
LIFT, electric, automobile walker. Al
cond.; ideal for gar. or stations; dis-as-
sembled, ready to move; $3.50. WILLIAMS
AND BAKER, 2Sl9 M st. NV. 10