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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07

whether to elect National Commit teemen and woman. To Judiciary Committee.
 H B 10l, by Rep. Almquist, by request-For an Act relating to the licensing and supervision of board- ing homes, foster homes and insti- tutions caring for children. To Committee on Territorial Institu- tions
 H. B. lC2, by Rep. Eoopes-To amend the laws relating to taxes on motor vehicles. To Judiciary Committee.
 H B. 103 by Rep. McCutcheon-- To levy a tax on tobacco products sold or offered for sale in the Ter ritory. To Judiciary Committee, then to Ways and Means Com mittee.
 H. B. l04. by Rep. McCutcheon- To appropriate S3000 to be turned over to the Fish and Wildlife Ser vice for the purpose of conducting an experimental hatchery near Ko- diak To Ways and Means Com mittee.
 H B. lO5, hy Rep. Maurice John son To repeal the section of the Alaska law dealing with profana- tion cf Sunday
 (MCmorals Introduced
 H J. M 27, by Rep. Pollard Asking that a long time credit fund be set up for clearing land and farm development in Alaska, and that farm land be made available for direct purchase instead of homesteading.
 H. J. M 28, py Reps. Huntley and Pollard-Asks that the Dia- mond Ridge road near Homer be completed and include an exten- sion through to the Anchorage Highway,
 II J. M 29 by Rep. McCutcheon -- Asks that salaries of Legisla- tcrs be raised to s35 a day. It is S15 a day Tt present.
 H. J Nj. 30, by Rep. McCutcheon Asks that landing strip be built near the Sheep Mountain Inn.
 II j. M 31, by Reps. Engstrom and Nolan-Asks TOT four miles of road near Wrangell.
 
 Read the want-ads for bargainsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
 MEASURES
39th DAY, MARCH 6 fMaasureS PaSSed)

H. B. Providing for the ap- rointment o1 the Territorial Com missioner Of Mines, setting his term in office at four years and his sal lary at S5,600 a year
 II. B. 92-To provide for written agreements between real estate dealers or agents and their princi- pals.
 + M Requesting the gover- nor to reappoint A. H Ziegler to the Territorial Board of Education.
 (Mcasures Killed)
 II. B. 72-To require the appoint ing power to submit names to Di- visional members of the Legislature fer approval before making ap- pointments.
 Bills introduced
 Substitute for '. B. II, by Rep Joy by request-To authorize pay ment of S446.31 to Tax Comms- sioner M. P. Nullaney for his ex- penSeS on a trip to Puget Sound to examine tax records. To Judici- ary Committee.
 II. B 97 by Rep. Garnick-Tc authorize travel by the Tax Com missioner outside the Territory of Alaska. To Judiciary Committee.
 H. B 98, by Rep. McCutcheon To provide that the hours for vot- ing on Election Day shall be from am. to 9 pm. To Committee on Elections.
 H B. 99, by Reps. Huntley, Ost, McCutcheon and Pollard To raise the maximum benefits under the program for aid to dependent children to $40 instead Of S25 for the first child, and from Sl5 to S20 for each additional child. To Ju- dietary Committee.
 II B. 100, by Reps. Maurice Johnson and Ncwell--To provide for a referendum at the next Gen. eral Election on the question of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Girl Scout Troop No 10 met in the Northern Light Presbyterian Church parlors at 3:45 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Dolores Lohr gave a very interesting report about health and safety at home At our last meeting, February 27, we went to see a very interesting movie about health shown in the Baranof Hotel Gold Room. Colleen Sharp made a very pretty apron for her needlecraft badge.
 ESTHER LAVOLD, reporter
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
Cooks and Stewards
 Get Token increase

SAN FRANCISCO, March 7.- Pl-President Hugh Bryson of the CIO Marine Cooks and Stewards said today a six percent wage advance awarded by Paul Klein sorge, West Coast arbitrator, was "only a token increase"
 The boost also was awarded to the American Communications Association and the Independent Marine Firemen's Union.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07

Joint Memorial previously defeated by Senate); passed l5-1.
 (Defeatcd)
 H. B 60 by McCutche5n To put Labor Commissioner on Bd. of Administration in place of Com missioner of Education; failed to pass 5-11.
 II. B. 50, by Newell-To provide hiring preference in public en- ployment for Alaska war veterans; failed to pass 6-9, one absent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
5 F N A T [ MEASURES
seth DAY, MARCH 6
Introduced d.

NAhNA NttGNt0i
 s. J. NJ. 20, by Green and Rogge Asking negotiations with Canada to secure United States jurisdiction over that portion of British Colum- hia and the Yukon Territory tra- yersed by the Haines Cutoff; refer red to Judiciary.
 s. J. M. 2l, t- Easeoreth and Coffey- Addressed to the Territ3r- ial Board of Road Commissioners, urging improvement of reads in the Kenai Peninsula area to Transpor- tation
 s. B 86, by Rogge To reimburse St Jcseph's Hospital at Fairbanks for services rendered mdigents ap- prcpriating sl793 48; to Finance.
 S. B. ST. by Burovich by request To provide for designation of a treasurer and custodian of the Un- employment Compensation Fund, by the Unemployment Compensa- ton Commission: 10 Finance
 $. B 88, by Walker-To provide for additional pay for election judges in precincts where more than 800 votes are cast. to Finance.
 s. B. s9, by Dawes by request To appropriate S9o1 as 3 deficiency appropriation to pay expenses of the Basic Science Board; to Fin ance
 S. B. 90, by Peratrovieh-To pro- vide for antenuptial physical ex- aminations upon which issuance of wedding licenses would be contin- gent; to Judiciary
 Passedl
 H. B. 6. by Engsrom-T To coun- tenance marriages by ritual ana provide for legitimatization of children born out Of wedloek whose parents subsequently, inter marry; passed l4-l, one absent. emergency clause passed 14-l, one absent.
 H. B. 54, by Ost-To provide for abatement Of premises where li- quor is sold or consumed without appropriate license, i e, bottle clubs" inssed 14-2; emergency clause passed l5-1.
 II. B. ls, by M. Johnson To in- crease salaries Of school teachers and administrators; passed 13-3
 H. B. 67, by Newell by request To expand powers o1 the Alaska Housing Authority in the matter Of providing housing for veterans st educational institutions; passed 16-0: emergency clause passed 16-0.
 s. J. M l6 by Coffey- Addressed to Territorial Road Commissioners urging construction of road from Hot Springs landing field to Nak- nek, in Third Division Similar memorial passed by Seventeenth Legislature passed 16-0 s J M r, by Coffey Addressed to Territorial Road Commissioners urging improvement Of Dillingham; airstrip ,also repeat edition ot 1945 nemoriaD passed l6-O
 $, J M l9, by Addressed ! to Congress asking that minimum allotment to States and Territories of S25oO00 be provided under Hos pital Survey and Construction Act; passed l6-0.
 s. J NJ IS, by Peratrovich-Ad- dressed to Public Roads Admin istration, urging extension of Gla- ! cier Highway from Eagle River north 10 Skagway identical House 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
ATTENTION

Hon. Amer Peterson speaks oyer KINY Monday 7:30 pm.
 adv. 521-t2
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-03-07
TIDE TABLE
MARCH 8

SONS OF NORWAY Regular meeting, initiation, Mar. ,, Saturday 8 pm. LOOP Hall
 adv. 521-t2
Evening star., 1947-07-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

m THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Column
ns aPf6e h6e1E ss
NIsE N E@oR 81 SAFE Of realty AND FEES
testament of Lucie Helen Borck. deceased
having reported the sale of lot eighty-one
lots numbered fifty-nine, (59): sixty 900
and sixty-one f6D of the subdivision by
Barton and Walker. trustees. and others
recorded in the once Of the surveyor for
tho the District Of ,eap Columbia in ber 53 at
Eow known for purposes of assessment and
taxation as square numbered three thou
Sand Rae b9 huaded spd M nen { ss
contents of said premises to the cblatess
oseRn tsoussnd sha dosTs essb
Sion q twelve 'fs hundred s and hfty sS doiisSs
dy q @ It BY shs d2D!' tSst as sta sia
sale be ratified and confirmed by the
S unless unless cause to the
provided a copy, of this order be pub
porter and once in The Evening Star at
Az Ayb Ss '.% %sssiss
DepuEy Register OF wills Tor the D1Strlct
Of Columbia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
MARTIN J. MCNAMARA. Attorney,
IN THE p1sTEIcf tgrfs'@Sn' cogkr e'gIi OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia.-ESTATE Of MARGARET EICH-
HORN. DECEASED.-Adm. No. 618S4.-
ORDER NISI.-Ann c. Sutton and Martin
j. McNamara executors of the estate of
Margaret Eichhorn, deceased, having re-
ported to the Court that pursuant to de-
cree passed in the above entitled cause,
they have sold said decedents real estate
TO wit: that part of original lot No. 800,
Square $50, improved by premises 604
Washington, District Of Columbia. more
fully described in said report for the sum
of, Eight Thousand Dollars t$S,0O0. .OO)
Hundred Dollars (S40O OO), under the
terms and conditions set forth in said
report, it Is by the Court this sth day
of July. 1947. ADJUDGED, ORDERED and
DECREED That the said sale be and is
hereby ratified and confirmed by the Court,
on OF. before the gath day Of July. I947:
provided copy OF this order be published
once in the Washington Law Reporter and
once in The Evening Star at least ten
days prior to the said last mentioned
date. DAVID A. PINE. Justice tSeai)
Deputy Register of wills for the District
of Columbia, Clerk OF the Probate Court
Evening star., 1947-07-11
TRAllERS.

TRAILER AND PORCH, completely fur
nished. hot and cold running water. new
7-cubic foot refrigerator and apt-size
plot. No. 5, TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE,
Is-FT. NATIONAL. completely recondi-
toned, sleeps 4: electric brakes; new top.
tire, tubes. curtains; $3.50 cash. S1OS Old
GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. WI. 9437. -13
I AM LEAVING for Florida and want
fine de luxe trailer snd car. VIII consider
trading my equity in one Of the finest
river-front estates. Come down and see
me, see my beautiful place. I. r.. BOWEN,
Marlborough Lodge. Marlborough Point.
Va (Go down No. to Stafford. Va, turn
left, 60 to Brooke, turn left at Brooke Sta.
W3MER N SiLs WANTED - Furnished Groom
house to trade for large trailer IN good
condition BOX AS. Star. -1S
I047 NEW MOON, Gust. de luxe, 2b IT'S
elec., brakes, stove, flur. lights, b. and {.
run water and extras S2,325. Old Lot 15,
ss-FT. LfsERTY. complete Arm. apt. 3
bdrms;: nov on displsy. HEETER- .s
blvd, Berwyn, Nd. TO. Bill.
ineIadins We n.y iss. Tandam.. .aaiSeed
refrigerator, shower and built.in nashed
You should see these complete luxury homes
on wheels before you purchase any trailer:
We also invite you to eompare our Il 1S
TffRaAnER IL CO. sass deorsis ave-. SILVER
Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
AUCTION SALES.

THos. J. OWEN 4 son. auctioneers. 43b
Southern B,dg.-Trustees' sale of valuable
three-story and basement. corner. detached
frame dwelling. knowps q Prsnnises' No.
34ES Mhs mt. ne. By.fiItnA anfla Pertain
deed Of trust duly recorded. in liber No
811S, folio 415 ct. sea-. Of the land records
Of the District of Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby. the un-
dersIgned trustees will sell. at public auc-
tion in front of the premises. on Monday,
the 14th day of July. AID. 1947, at $50
O'Clock pm. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District of Co.
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being Lots
10, Il and IL in Block 81 in BENJAMIN F.
Leighton and Richrad E. Pario. trustees
subdivision called "Brookland.' as per plat
recorded in the Once of the Surveyor for
the District of Columbia in liber county 6
known for purposes Of assessment and
taxation as Lots 10. ] I and IL in Square
1868. Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed
of trust for approximately $3.50, further
particulars Of which will be announced at
time of sale; the purchase price above said
trust to be paid in cash; deposit OF $500
required: conveyancinR. recording. etc. at
with within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be ad-
vertlsed and resold at the discretion of
the trustees. FRED A. JENTONS, NELSON
c. ROOTS. Trustees jyl,3,5,2,11
Evening star., 1947-07-11
By Fronk Colby
What's in q Name?

st. Paul: How did the Kiwanis
Club get it's name, and does it have
any meaning?-S. U. A.
Answer-The Kiwanis Club was
organized in 1914. The booklet.
"Kiwanis in Brief" explains the
name thus: Considerable thought
was given to the selection Of a
name for the new organization.
Mr.. C. M. Burton, historian for
the City of Detroit and the State
of Michigan, was consulted, and
after some research submitted sew
eral Indian names, among which
was the word 'kee-wanis' This
had been found in an Indian vo-
cabulary compiled by Bishop Fred
eric Baraga. pioneer of Upper
Michigan, and It's derived meanings
were ITO make ones self known;
to impress ones self" Kiwanis Is
pronounced: kee-.WAH-niss, or:
kuh-WAH-niss.
st. Louis: You annoyed me when
you wrote that Baruch calls his
first name "bur-NAHRD." Who
cares what the Germans call 1t.
You're a German, but you still have
the nerve to spell your name as
Colby, instead of Kolbe.--Mrs. B.
K. H.
Answer-Sorry, the distinguished
Mr.. Baruch Is a great American,
both by birth and by his 1ilustrous
deeds of craftsmanship. The Gus
tomary pronunciation In Standard
American Is: bur-NAHRD. Der
nerd" is prevalent in England.
Sorry again, but the name Colby
was brought to America In the
ls00s by Anthony Colby. who came
from England and settled IN Bos-
ton, and later went to live In Arnes-
bury, Mass. where his house still
stands.
@. Does Orson Welles' given name
mean anything7-C. M.
A. The name Orson is the Eng
lish form of the French word our
son which means "the cub Of
bear"
(copyrisht, the Bell Syndicate, Inc 1e470
Evening star., 1947-07-11
AUroMo1IvE MISCELLANEOUS.

BEAR HEAD LGHT TESTERS %, Tea-
AUTO LUGGAGE TRxiLEKSE immediate
delivery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen: suitable for
merchant me farmers; fishermen and tour
1437 irving st, NV, AID. $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
GUARANTEED rebuilt eransmissionS
% saSsk saso.bsrs, rear ends, rev hub c:Ds,
p.,mEs. Jacks, cyl heads, noor mats. safe.
t. ElaH installed: J, L. BRENHR d CO..
1910 Montana ave ne. Pr. 1910.
PONTIAC OWNERS. ATTENTION: We
carry a large stock of good-quality seat
covers in popular colors They will also
fit other models of General Motors cars
prompt and neat installation if desired
ARCADE PONTIAC co. 1887 Irving st.
NEw-TYfE TIRE FIRE REcApp1NG by the lat
est safety process; beautiful tread; 2-hour
service: electric-treated sections If your
at ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. Washing ton s
nU; nHnc AD 61op $500 eYisha; efneient service:
hauled. new head: best offer. Can be seen
after pm. 1881 Kenyon Ut. NV, AID.
47SS Ill
Evening star., 1947-07-11

sain sss5. RoPER. Hs 1880 r ave ave. 1a. ne.
GHEXR9I1T fg4 81 1stl sA gs1sl gs1s good condition
sans al new sa ss $685. '5ssf es
100 Can Be pn' seem at e1ef 1921 Brentwood sH "a
CHEyRoLET, 1s47 truck. heavy duty ton
;ssss y s *so6
dn al .Foun ato ss9s e ssn f. sSd 49so
CHEvRoLET 1e41 half-ton panel with
sas nStoF 4s uR
DERERs. s7th and Eastern ave. WA.
DxMeNp 1aaS eaS9tcn dump % so trucks o.
tsnsl isss sS sHs tSssx vth sts motor
ssS IL: sSss Hss 'fSss Ss n S ssss
DODGE 1s41 1-ton panel delivery: best
eend,; only S6a5: give terms. ROPER"
3ss RoDsE e.v ftgsk sSS s47 CAB 9Th van sGs'
RoSsf Roo runs ass k, %E e'9 :se5 5's's5 e. 'i?s
zssR ys:s. st5 s59 P*s Tires: *sr ssss ;.' 81 y
FORD v-s 1897 1h-ton huckster truck:
excel; tires and motor; ready to go; $49b.
Ssss lea sssesn $sR e"Rs sgso F's5 5 rssst
FORD 1e46 2-ton stake-body truck: vac
Hsm Fs. 4gs1es safsb 3sgsed aSs axle same as n:w
condition. good tires. eauipped with lad
on GMd Eass sks pgyts ten n bsd M 2ga aS side.
en- ri oh nd 1irht
aMc 5sj dump trucks: az tons, 6-yard
ssasd ON IN ccSa sG1G ST. shaDi Alex. saeeo 1e sfsa
INTERNATIONAL ts}. 2 1s41, 1915 y
ssn Rass!t ssSS *fss s7aS gss.l
iNTEkNAIIoNAL 1899; sood running con-
DODGE 1912 e.,Azmy suburban e.rry-sll;
iNTERSATIoNAL is41 ton. .and-a-hsh hy-
anssi ss Sonn % sell NS Fl SnRf1sA REAeE se1
iNTERNxTfoNAI Bis 1855: o stake body;
2s fGGa $500 as Ms1 mileage ). m & xnea
h shras ld gfs sey pr:s snG6
MACK DELIVERY, 1941. cab-over-engine
type, E. D. model. 1-ton. Ss50. May be
inspected at LANSBURGH Il BRO. SERV-
ICE BLDG. So. Capitol and SITS, or
phone Mr: Paul Russell at ma. $500: Ill
sst fhone srss M sqsf 1sRRns p ass
REQ de luxe 11a-ton, dual wheel large
PANEL $595: consider terms. ROPER"
Lao a. r l. eve. ne:
and chassis for 1e-ft. body: available for
RICHARDSON MoToR SALES. ov. $500,
SURPLUS AND CIVILIAN late model
equipment; panels, 3eeps, buses, dumps,
stakes, half tracks with winches, 6x6s:
tractors and, and trailers; easy terms; selling
CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMc truck dealer,
Don't let these low prices fool you'll These
are good trucks. Save over 5OHs.
1910 Diamond T. 1-ton pckup-S 395
1e42 Dodge s4-ton pickup ,-.--- 695
1889 Init 1Ea-ton. loft. stake 595
1912 GMc 21a-ton dump: 2-speed
1914 Federal 2Ha-ton dump: 5 speeds, 1895
1910 Dodge 11a-ton dump ---- 695
1910 Dodge Suburban Carry-An--- 775
942 Chew l5-pass. bus us- 69s
1912 GMc 1h;,ton 29-pass. bus. 1850
1-ton cargo trailer er------- So
Also panels. pole,line trucks. 12-it:
trailers: van trailers. lowboys, 6x6s. 6x4s.
4x4s, ducks. bodies. winches. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO: GMc Truck Dealer. 5000
Lee hwy. Arlington. CHI. 7OoO. To reach
Through GEORGETOWN, cross Key Bridge,
turn right 20. s. No. 211 or No. 20. drive
Evening star., 1947-07-11
PROPOSALS,

WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
ings Administration, Washington, D. c.,
July 10. 1a47-SeaIed bids in duplicate
will be publicly opened in this ONCE at
pm Standard Time. July "a, 1947. for
screen DOORS at the Hangar Cafeteria,
Washington National Airport. Gravelly
Point, Virginia. Drawings and specif1ca-
tions may be obtained at this office and
must be returned. The furnishing of more
than one set will be in the discretion of
the Commissioner of Public Buildings. W.
E. REYNOLDS, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, Federal Works Agency.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
PrindIe Named to Head
London Upper School

Harrison Prindls, teacher Of social
studies ut the Landon School for
Boys, Bethesda, has been appointed
head OF the Landon Upper school.
replacing Caleb shipley, new dean
of students at the Longwood School.
Mr.. Prindle, who lives at 6625 Hill
andale road. Chevy Chase, Is a grad
uate of Landon in 1891 and has been
on the schools STAFF since 1887 ex-
cept for three years spent In ths
Navy during the war. He Is also
coach Of the Landon School soccor
team.
Evening star., 1947-07-11

OPPORTUNITY for person desiring country
home, Montg. County. 21 mi. to D. C. line,
to purchase Groom frame farmhouse: to
present location: two 1-acre sites on hard
surfaced road House and site, $4,000.
Phone MA. 1872, Apt q -12
Evening star., 1947-07-11
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

DUMP TRUCK By DAY or VIZ. with or
without driver Call WI. Pill or WI 1857.
VETERAN desires household moving, gen
srsl hauling: vans stakes ssso panels; Snite
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATEIY-1947 Chev.
vans, stakes. panels and piekups; for hire
hZ day, week Or month. 6J8 PuBLlc SERVICE
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs: experi-
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates:
local and long distance. IA. 2931: 1l.
Evening star., 1947-07-11
AUTO PAINTING,

AUTO PAINTING-No appointments till
after August TO- GILBERT.
AUTO PAINTING-Complete Job. $50: Sc
lect your color: work guaranteed. ADDI-
SON CHEVROLET. 1922 14th st. NV,
HO 1900
Evening star., 1947-07-11
GARAGES FOR RENT.

1914 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-sinEle metal
garage. Suitable for storage or parking
81 monthly. Convenient to stores and
transportation. Call Mr.. Hill FEDERAL
FINANCE & REALTY CO.. 915 New York
Evening star., 1947-07-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1910 2-dr. sedan, cyl; radio
sna ssak as SSed sss0sf seadg pd to
cannot last long at, this low price, s945;
ter%s sssS sfr d0gn gni ssl 5ntb in 10 s mos W
foNTac fss GRsh 1s4i 81 m pvt t. f.1 new tires
coed upholstery. excel. eond.; $3.50. IA.
PPeo2NTlAc 1e41 custom Torp "e. sedan;
dark blue. Spotless interior; r: and h.; excel zee
moSr and tires an ,aas oqtstandns yalqs
MOTORS; y M Mi2sh and ( ~ tx: $3.50;
condition, good tires; 1915. LU. 21se.
PONTIAC 1e4s strsamllner sedanstte;. +
fsas PSS1iSc fSs lss W. d 1s9s @s. sedan
appearanee; only $56s cash or $3.50 down
bal; nx, IN ap! T. 75ss' 8Ss. STONE 1917 lA'h st.
Rssss ;;a;a. oSs9ssal1Ps; ss22SSo: sSoi Q st.
f7so r 1. ave. ne;
PONTIAC 1898 6-cyl. 4-door sedan: radio
Gently pS ownes $3.50 cssh no Dealers
3e20 No. wash blvd. Arlington, Va.
'sto sfoes :''''sa can stsl
FSj Fos4faS 3Sas; 1s4s eonv; s-pass,; Al eead.
LOO. no dealers. WI. S6IS. 10
PONTIAC 1888 coach; new tires. new
eyeThaaied; $500. Phone VA. $3.50: ia 9
priced bsleH IS nsSEsf @ 4 @ en1y = 81 ss sSe;
$50 Call ate after e'p1n p. c'i or pm. 's Sunday.
foNTiAc 1s4l 4 strsaml'nsr @ liner. S Torpsdo asS ~, 9;
has had extra good care; here is an op,
IS s.
ssssi4 s11s. s:h iif:p s:s almost s%
By W one family since new; .exceptionally
s s5s sSss; 4T5HNSHS s. sH5S MOTORS solo ii i
sTUDEBAKER is47 Champion 4-dr sedan;
iss g. 80 fs's iiEe
sT1DEBakER Tf SE AXE M 1889 Champion club coupe;
sssie ins ssit ss5 s0fSo sESs as
sAhEs Que az Tom Dw s27s in e1
ssole; as ISL Hsth 18th St. G Sc. Ho 5; Ia
sTuDEBaKER 1897 small ne tood sfGsn s4es
sTnnEb4kER sgah sa tia 1884, T. Id sedan excellent
THFRHPiAST Ssa5R 81 Ph9ns asr cnsGn sedsn s.e
tory transp. with battery recharge; $175,
4 Prospect st. Kensington Md. PL. oo13,
Il TnRSAPsSn sS p sR ,ase . mo1sl a-door sedan
good cond. clean car; cheap transp:; 5000;
Ii E. Laurel Hill I'd, Greenbelt' Md cah
WILLYs Jeep American station wagon; new
1O-passenger with radio heater; defroster'
oyerdrive. automatic shift leather uphol.
stery; strong all-steel body demonntaoIe
lon: 81 .995. trade. terms. METROPOLITAN
MOTORS. New York ave. and Bladensburg
vi WHY'S H JEEP 1e4e; low mileage. one
owner. Has all side curtains and top, in
Mr.. HALE HI. 1881. 511 61st ave.
USED rAxIcABs for sale; 1s41, 1912.
Plymouths. Dodges, Chryslers and De
Sotos; $500 to $700. 221s champlain st.
7; Tsx1s-1s4g 4 p,ymeuths, $500 each: 4a cash
or terms: no trade. Diamond eolors;
ssSs ss9s & s99df!sa afsE as Il SD
AUTO Aucr1oN-r you wish to SELL
car. attend M % our auction sale every Fri nisht
at sh, ceaaV. sTsna sSeq sprns
MS AdTo 81 tt4G oDse bas aals car the
modern way. sell only if bid is satisfactory;
total fee. S. You won't go wrong buying
or selling car here. Big auction sale
every Tues eve. Z pm. lib Va. ave. Sc.
DODGE I941 sedan. an.-------------s1, ,o95 ,95
Chrysler 1899 coach 5s5
Plymouth 1889 sedan 55SS5
ronS5fs puNahN if' MOTOR SosSo CO.. bsoe Georgia
ave. NV. -1z-
SY WAGMAN'S GUARANTEED CARS
1941 Cad! (62) 4-dr. sed.. r. and h.. s.. 145
942 Pont. 2-dr. sed., and H. 1.3Sb