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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23
Seniors in High School
Urged 10 Compete in
Science Talent Hunt

High school seniors in $1,000 pub
lie, private and denominational
schools are being invited this week
to enter the 9th annual Science
Talent Search and compete for
sy1 900 In scholarships, it wa an
nounced today by Watson Davis,
director of Science Clubs of Amer
lea, which conducts the search.
The boy or girl adjudged the most
promising young scientist in the
Nation will be picked from group
of 40 finalists, who will be brought
here for five days of final judging
next February.
The winner will receive a four
year, $4,000 Westinghouse Grand
Science Scholarship. Runners up
will receive scholarships ranging
from 500 to $4,000.
The search is sponsored by the
Westinghouse Educational Founda-
ton, which Is maintained by the
Westinghouse Electric Corp. 1t Is
conducted by Science Clubs OF
America through Science Service.
Each of the 40 finalists will be
chosen on the basis Of his scholastic
record, report from his teachers
on his aptitudes and extra-curricu-
lar activities, 1,000-.word essay on
his own scientific project and his
showing in a three-hour science
aptitude test to be given in the
schools in December.
In addition to the finalists, 26C
other entrants will be awarded
honorable mention citations.
The finalists, who will come to
Washington, will attend q tive-day
Science Talent Institute, during
which they will meet some OF the
Nations outstanding scientists, learn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-23

of scientific developments and visit
places Of scientific and national in
terest.
Virginia Is one Of Is States In
which State science talent searches
are being run concurrently with the
national competition this year.
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Women Advisers Hear
ForrestaI, Army Chiefs

Defense Secretary Forrestal and
high-ranking Army officers ex-
planned the Army's current mission
to leaders Of IS women's organiza-
lions in the seventh annual meeting
of its kind in the Pentagon yester-
day.
Attending were members of the
Advisory Council to the Women's
Interests Section of the ARM.
Public Information Division.
Maj. Gen. Bryant E. Moore. chief
of the Army's Public Information
Division, opened the meeting. Other
speakers included 1t. Gen. Ray
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yellow pompons.

yellow pomponS.
Jack BurkS of Hardin was
best man and Ted Slough.
brother of the groom, was usher.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a teal blue suit with black ac-
cessories, with a corsage of red
roSebuds.
Following the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served at
the Sheridan Inn. The table
was decorated with white chrys-
anthemums and conferred with a
TERED wedding cake. The brides
sister, Mrs. Wayne Naslin of
Park Ridge, Ill, and her aunt,
Mrs. v. j. Sonntag of Ottawa,
ILL.,, assisted as hostesses.
Other out of town guests who
! attended included the brides
brother-in-laW, Wayne Naslin of
Park Ridge, Ill, the bride
groom'S father and his sisters,
Maybelle and Dorothy Slough,
of Hardin.
The bride is a graduate of
Streator high school and spent
two years as a student at the
University of Illinois at Urbana.
She has been employed at
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Announce Awards
AT Annual
Achievement Day

Continued from Page u
bers. Jewell Medicine Horse re
ceived an award for girls re
cord; Darlene Little Owl, food
preparation; RoSalie Mae Davis
home improvements. Junior
awards were presented to Caro-
Denny for clothing, Donnitta
Medicine Tail for home living
and to Gloria Driftwood for
foods.
The program for the day was
opened by the presenting of the
American flag by Tommy Vein
berg and Carol Benzel, who also
led the pledge to the flag and
the All pledge. Al All candle
lighting ceremony was present.
ed by five All club members.
Delegates to the state 4-H club
congress gave a brief review of
the event.
Ted Alexander, county agent
Tor Yellowstone county, gave an
Inspiring talk on citizenship. He
also assisted Sharon Russell
with recreation while Uriel King
gave the leaders a review of the
district All leaders meeting in
Miles City.
Refreshments were served at
The close of the afternoons pro
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-04
Indion Girl Buried
AT Crow Agency

Services for Claudia Marie
Dawes, II, daughter OF M. anu
Mrs. Claude Dawes of Dunmore,
were held october % at tne
Baptist church in Crow Agency
with the Rev. Wright OF Inc
Church of God officiating.
The Indian girl died at ner
home near Dunmore on Octooei
25. She was. born at Crow Al
ency March 16, 1881, and had
resided in the community al q
her life. She was a student az
the Busby Mission at the Time
of her death.
Burial was in the Crow Ag-
ency cemetery, with Bullis-Crll-
" of Hardin in charge OF ar
rangements.
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FauStner-Slough

Miss Lillian Anne Faustner,
daughter of Paul Faustner OF
Streator, Ill, became the bride
of Daniel Slough. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Dewey Slough of Har-
din, in a ceremony performed
by Rev. Marbury Anderson in
the, Lebanon Lutheran church
in Sheridan at 4 o'clock Monday
afternoon. The church was
beautifully decorated with white
pompons.
The bride was attired in a
gray gabardine suit with navy
blue accessories. Her corSage
consisted of gardeniaS. Miss
Emily FauStner of Streator,
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor and wore a beige dress
with green accessories and a
corSage of yellow pomponS. Miss
Katherine Hawks of Dixon, ILL.,,
was bridesmaid and wore a
hunter green dress with black
accessories, and a corSage of
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-04
Accident Costs
Rise Along
With Cost Oh Living

The cost Of an accident has
gone up, along with beefsteak
and butter.
The 1948 edition of Accident
Facts" statistical yearbook OF
the National Safety Council,
shows that the total cost of ac-
cidents in America in 1947 was
$7.100,000,000 as against $6,4O0,-
600, 1000 in 1916.
This includes accidental in
juries that cast 81, 100, 600, 900 in
lost wages, medical expenses
and insurance; property damage
in motor vehicle accidents of
81, loo, 900, 900; fire losses of
$648, 100000 and other costs of
occupational accidents that to-
tailed ST, 300,0O0,OOO.
The average cost per injury
in the United States last year
was $663.55. This is $54.04 more
than the average injury cost
the year before.
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EIighwoy Work
Advances OK

Montana Is five per cent
farther advanced than the ma
tional average in utilization of
available federal highway aid
funds, according to State High
way Engineer Scott p. Hart. By
June 80, 1851, deadline for 1874
highway act obligations, all
funds will be put to work on
state highways and bridges.
Montana highway construct
ion contract letting has been
proceeding at a $2,00O,O00
monthly rate since Jan. l, 1916.
and there is only II 1000, 900 to
be contracted in the next two
and-a-half years.
Read the Classified Ads!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-11-04

In colonial days newspaper
publication would be suspended
if ships from England with
European news failed to arrive
on time.
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gram. The Achievement Day
was under the direction of the
All council president, Mrs.
George Russell, assisted by All
club members.
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Birthday Party
PLEDGES SORORITY

Mary Reibeth of Hardin, a
freshman majoring in archi-
lecture at Montana State col
lege, has pledged the Pi Beta
Phi sorority, it was announced
by the publications department.
at the college today.
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Eaton's ranch, Wolf.

LIZ SloOul Is a graduate OF
Hardin high school. He spent
16 months in the service, II of
them IN Europe. He is employed
at the Holly sugar corporation
at Hardin.
After a wedding trip to Den
yer, Colo, and the brides for
mer home in Streator, the
couple will make their home in
Hardin.
Neighbors of Woodcraft
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
met Monday evening, November
!, at the Masonic Temple.
A social hour followed the
regular business meeting. Lunch
was served by the hostesses.
Mary Cool and Louise Wolf.
PEG. Meets
Chapter L, PEG. met We'd
nesday evening at the home of
Mrs. G. S. Elder for a dessert
lunch.
Mrs. Cool was co-hostess.
Past Noble Grand
The Past Noble Grand club
met Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Wilbur Fish.
"A social hour followed the
meeting and lunch was served
by Mrs. Fish.
Matrons to Meet
The Montana Matrons win
meet Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 5, at the home of Mrs.
Jessie Wells.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Frances Scanlon.
Methodist Women
The Methodist Women's So
ciety of Christian Service met
at the home of Mrs. j. E. Vein
berg Thursday.
The devotionals were in
charge Of Mrs. Marie Collier and
the program, which was on
Alaska" was in charge of Irene
Crosby. Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Collier gave reports on the
| district convention which they
attended in Havre. Mrs. Vein
berg served lunch at the close
of the meeting.
Club Has Dinner
The Thursday Evening Bridge
club had a "pot-luck dinner at
the Joe Olenik home last week.
Prizes at bridge were won by.
Mrs. Harry Harlin and Mrs.
Grace Dillon.
Birthday PARTY /
A group of friends surprised
James O'Brien at his home on
his birthday Wednesday evening.
Games were played and a de-
licious lunch was served by Mrs.
O'Brien. Guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. WiIlet, of st. Xavier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Luther, JT., and
children, Mr.. and Mrs Reite and
children, Mr. and Mrs Ludwig
and Judy, Mr.. and Mrs. Smell
of st. Xavier, Amelia Sheldon
of Hardin, Tim Hurley, Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie FERGUSON and Mary
and Lila Mae O'Brien.
E@ - #%EEEEE--' F| Ff.
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Shop in Hardinl
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Matrons to Meet
The Montana Matrons will
meet Friday afternoon, Novem-
Der 5, at the home of Mrs.
Jessie Wells.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Wells
and Mrs. Frances Scanlon.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2;4oo SO. Fl more Or less on End q: q
T TTS * FISHER 4 G Ssso NC Realtors.
SSsEmfN4 81 Sz5Iss5i5ss Sas Mats.
storage; separate entrance; INQUIRE NELSON
Co xftaf f's a ans d Sunday d 's ssll o.
s $99sss. 14th ST. NV. opposit. Cavalier
large or o aSem' r. e aoss
11ee s1st sT. N;w.-11o.ooo IT. Of 4.
and ramp: Can be subdivided; heavy A.
distributors and wholesalers. printers. etc.
Brokers protected. KAss REALTY Co,
Iasssss S. U ST. NV excel. bidss.,
ns ssoo eSS fass
Is 2-story structure containing approx.
excel. loading facilities and elevators.
Parking available. These bldss. can be
used for retailers, wholesalers, distribu-
tors. lodges fraternal orders, schools
etc. Brokers protected. KAss REALTY
ENTIRE BUILDING, near 7th and Indiana
2 streets; freight elevator. automatic oil
LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN 81 CO., 1415 K St.
downtown BUSINESS SECTION, ap-
prox 1000 50. IT.; ideal for combination
workroom and ofices; End commercial
building, equipped, with passenger and
freight elevator; loading facil N Se from
q CO.; 1415 < st. Nv. ME; 5400. 80
suitable for architect. photographer, beau
ty shop, etc. New bldg, 400 or 500 it.
CHI. 1922 or 1914. 3
USED-CAR LOT AVAILABLE, close-in
North Arlington, unusually good location.
busy main highway; reasonable. Elk
1924 or GIL, 1854 evenings. 80
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FROZEN CUsTARD STAND. in nrst-class
condition. in one of Arlington's better bust
ness centers; has. new machines. plus
walk-in refrigerator also several, package
ei oxners transfer 70 another STATE ata TcT
faEthsF iefGrnfs5sn fa oss
GEORGETOWN, 1881 wisconsin ave
eas sst for Offices s pe1 e eds
lation,, weather stripping: Call Wo 1915,
OF, write MRS. C. S. McREYNoLDS. 1910
s kliasf By 81 oWRNSER-corner business prop
erty. consisting of two business stores. z
n91e 1T eaet aeSs ana sa
corner of Central ave. and 4Sth block.
1898 K 81. N.w.-Larse brownstone-
front house with English basement and
stories, containing approx. 20. rooms and
baths s cen From Be ds.S sSs
JEROME 8. MURRAY. AID. 5000. 1916
COM err Y ff9 SIs modern and
profitably operating ice cream plant with
tremendous expansion possibilities over
wide area; additional machinery for auto
matically bottling fruit juices and bottle
burg. Md. Lot 160-ft. front. Call Robert
E. Heater. with CRANE g. HELAN. 81.
PENNA. AVE. Slot 1o0x1oo: adjofns
used car lot; priced below market; will
N ssPt 1 9TSER s 81 a47 ssLpG ssueo and
$4,000. Call Mr. Hunter, MA. $500; ewes
and Sun. Glebe 52s5. BOSS & PHELPS,
INC, l4l7 X st. NV 80
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

5-UNIT APT. BLDG.-Each unit consist
ing Of liv. rm., dinette, kit. bedrm.. bath.
Call JOHN B. MILBURN, 1910 Lee hwy,
Arlington. OW. 1918, OK. 1904. 81
APT. HOUSE GROUND, $4,000 plus So.
it. in. Anacostia; fine location, utilities
available; suitable for 8 FILA 500 semidet.
2-family houses or 2 larger units: excel
lent va ue. Mr.. Phifer, VI. 1875. PAUL
P. STONE, MA. 1879. Il
SEVERAL EXCELLENT APT. BLDGS. in
Washington, ranging from 8 to 80 units.
I believe these buildings to be sound in
vestment values; will be glad to give COM
plete information or show any OF the
properties to bona hde investors. Phone
Mr. Wolberg. Ia. 1885, with SHANNON &
.iUCHS co.. 1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
SUBSTANTIALLY CONSTRUCTED masonry
apt. house. consisting of units of 4 and
5 rms. and bath each; splendid income;
sconomicai to operate fOny t.
ersburg; owner will consider, trade for
home in Pasadena, Calf. Call Robert E.
Heater, with CRANE g. HELAN, 81. 1000.
vACANT-2o-unit apt. house: elevator
bldg. near Capitol; plans approved for
APARTMENT HoUsES-s and unit apt.
buildings for sale in Takoma Park. These
are new buildings and are an excellent in
yyesstment; Fer iEpffeermation phone sliso
4-family, apt, separate heating plants for
Of l apt. with settlement. For quick sale
S14,950. with $4,000 cash. balance low
monthly payments. HENRY SALUS, Ma.
1852, lilo 18th st. NV. -31
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FARMS FOR SALE.

CITY FARMERS or RETIREMENT with
nice income. in this hospitable modern
5-rm. home on a hill top. 1t has q 3S-ft.
cathedral liv. I'm. with log-burn!ng fire-
place, two picture windows. Present owner
berries. fruit and all vegetables in season
at roadside stand was more than $4,000 in
1947. Only 80 min. from District on excel.
highway in Va. Substantial cash required
but owner will take back good first trust.
!, LoFL1N, Realtor. s4s0 Wilson blvd,
sTRo1r;s FARM cATALoa. over s:soo
sTT1RsooiUyTI REALTY. vi TIA, weodssrd
Bldg, Washington. Metropolitan 754S.
MANASSAS. yA.-132-acre stock farm.
large stream through property; springs IN
sood stock barn, other farm bidss.; long
road frontage: reasonably priced: well
financed. Farm implements may be pur-
chased by agreement. Cau Mr.. Berkey,
with JAMES L, DIXON d CO; 1922 18th
BEAT THE MEAT SHORTAGE with q
years old; 3 rooms finished. additional
room at low cost; barn, chicken house;
veil veil and fdet soms fruits oA next ssor. and
service station; on q. 8. 20 and State
highway junction; miles from Culpeper.
Va. Price, $4,000 for quick sale. Call
SEAR coIGsviLIE. Montgomery County.
beautiful all-modern home. tiled baths,
apple orchard 5-rm. guesthouse, barn,
cornsrib and large poultry house These
ssd p4s s0e cs Nj s. 1sPas'aw l0t
with T. NJ FRY INC Realtors Il
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TRAILERs tcoat.).

NEW AND USED HOAE .TkAMk&
coaches. built b.. schult, Trayelo, Ameri.
can, Howard and thinner. on easy pay.
ment plan. bottlsd-.gas stoves. hot-water
G oasssF a TRAhER a couRT on Route
5 mi south Of Alex, Phone ov. 1901.
HOUSE TRAILER, rs Is; $500. OIL. 1910.
Ie4s s7-FT. UNITED TANDEM on display;
q brand new luxury model; 6-cu.-ft. refsr.,
Alb range with oven and boiler: hot and
cold running water; LIFT: living rm.: 9
storage space; pin; a.; ail-aluminum s s
day from $3.50 Am. to $3.50 pm. VAIL
TRAILER SALES CO.. End ave and Coles.
vile I'd, Silver spring, Nd. sH. 1855. -
NEW LIBERTY TRAnERs. live in comfort
with heated neor; bargains ss n :, qs ed
SALES. wash .Balto. blvd, Berwyn. Nd.
Phone To- Sill.
sH - seo s,T ne H sssHsSsss IT, V: f;
Bladsnsbgrs I'd. nss.u =. -
D. C.; ciosed-in porch; ready to live in.
5000 Wentworth ave-, 5ladensburs, Md.
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ern store with or without End Ar
abovel in . newly erected business bldg. ir
the heart Of Wasningsons downtown
q BUSINESS sss''' For Information. eail *
FoR LEAsE-convenient NV. location
so; Ind commercial zone. Can be used
Tor office, warehouse or store. Box 423-D
space in newly remodeled 4-story BLDG.
distributor, retail trade, or bsautician
a' sogN ssi Realtors ss De a449 Nv" Burr
EoR RENT-stores. 110s and 1904 Nj
ssoss sssh in4s s asx for osss
LIQUORS, restaurant. drusstors or General
IS Isl s e asss
e 81. NV. mr. 1n ssai Station, Pos.
once Bldg. and hotsls-e Story brick
S d s1ers and ID hsas baths fun esm
saiidfi1 R Ms Sa9 eo ol $50
316s MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.--Avaiiable
e once: suitable for any business; has
sEk Realty 60, Ab 1906 soM 9 SeH
dplc, NV. IchE paEkluk lOt, Suitable IOI
any high-grade once or business Call
LEGuM &. GERBER REALTY CO.. ,AD.
GOING, GoING-Newly constructed stores
for rest, delicatessen, bakery, liquor, shoe
repair; in best business block Of growing
shopping area with high purchasing power.
bSSEs SSNH4N hi SECTION near
10th and sts. n;wo-;Brand-ne store
foqI; perfect location, for high volume
refill business or restaurant Call Mr.
Kelly, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. 1415
K st. NV. Me. 5400. 80
STORE WITH BALCONY, near Mayfiower:
rent very reasonable: suitable for any kind
Of business: GEM REALTY CO., MA. 1887;
coon DoWSTowN LOCATION availabl.
GIL 1862 or GIL. 065S. 3
ROsSLYN, vA.-Ground floor, 1000 N.
Moore ST: to be completely modernized.
Will give long lease to one or two respon.
tenants. Size 34x56. Call MIR. sRANT. GIL
10th AND X SITS. NV, 1st-foor store:
immediate possession; 1928 month. BOSS
PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV, MA.
1900 40
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1RAIlERS.

QUAKER, medium size. sleeps Z, stainless
s ssst 2sE By nSs!s s aItt LUXURY liner
gas, " venet.an blinds. Lot iss. Temple
H HomE T TsSfs Ae .neaady W located
couple, lawn and garden space; miles
n r8P p nGGsxcE ApRyA LII
the famous spen auto luggage trailer at .
zeal l9T Price ass quickly ARCADE bdn
HOME. SWEET HOME. at its best-.Your
trailer coach is completely furnished and
81 It. models. in masonite and .iuminum
construction; finest hardwood interiors.
elec. refsr., bottle gas ranges hot o. and ID
We carry a large line OF accessories and
repairs RICHTER TRAILER SALES, 2
f 1Hss,,Sos T vs. 5d ss blvd SsF"'n Mo-
GLIbEKs for 1913 are, are on s display turn
your rent receipts into .a giiaer IN, INJURY ~
on boes live n For
travel. buy wisely. buy Glider the best
trailer on earth; iVe models to choose
o' oil ss. hot ana cod
water shower and flush toilet in larger
TRAILER CO, oZUU IeoIbla ave. o.
VISIT the Capital Auto d Trailer Sales
for bargains in good new and used trailers
and good used cars; also Nelson Dolly
and Duo herm heater for sale. N. z.
ave. and Bladensburg I'd. ne" TR. 1885.
TRAILER HEATERS with automatic blow
ers, standard makes: electric refrigerators
OF all makes. sizes, some models with
deep freeze units; also deep-freeze units
for immed. delivery: 10T of list for cash.
COLE TRAILER CO. 1892 Georgia ave,
RENT A LUGGAGE or boat trailer TO do
your own moving or haulins; save many
dollars. Call today for reservations
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC 4O30 Wis.
ave. Phone WO. 1891.
WANTEB Best house trailer $500 viii
s Schulz. T n1l American, Howard and
play Of trsiIsrs offers You large sel.e,
ton Of the finest trailers built; 81
trailer coaches are completely furn. and
ready for immed. delivery; new and used
trailers can be financed on easy terms;
open daily and Sunday an; e Pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. NC 1880
wis. ave phone WO. 1921:
1913 NATIONAL AND LAND0LA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES. 5000 Bait. ave. Rtverdale. No.
Phons WA. 4905.
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All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN 1913 Immediate delivery on new
Austin; modern, up-to-dste complies car
fress.r of See a.y it at the MANHATTAN HuTo
q RADIO CO.. both sides of 7th at 3 st.
sSsr!S q EPsIseed :, nsts s ssg,, Mrs
1898 18th st. NV, RE. 1852: -.
low mileage. not a scratch. r.. h.. plus
other accessories. a perfect car, fully
Ega Nns 9nly x, ssiSSt A ssNDA Va
SUCK S'Y ipss 4-door Special sedan: radio
and heater: S79b. Phone Herncon Vs)
bU1ck le4l tt.; sedan n. Tx: .., .sy
81 sti Sss 1877 IT, e Ref Super low nl!:.s. 1,
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr. sedan; nice fam;
c coy eat excel efau Our i sppraisor says this
one Of the cieanest cars we have had re-
Gently II you are planning ,f on o us,, ga
save money by buying now, as prices viii
no doubt increase within short time.
Th, sss S II our s 1 pfe. q gsss ea g.
day written mechanical guarantee; FRANK
SMALL. il. CORP, 1901 Good Hope ,rd.
sfii new oia47 Roadmastsr black 4.dr.
ceivable extra; truly DISTINGUISHED auto
mobile: $1,000 or pest caSn ouer DeIoV
by Friday. ia. 16ssW. 80
BUICK 40, orig. finish, 2-dT sed; T., ~
def, excel cond, $1,000. CHI. b034. 80
BUICK 1887 Special 4-dr, sedan, with
custom radio, immaculate interior. orisinaI
shiny black finish, excellent tires; goedd
70; ;os1 Is mos sss' sa'h %oToss 1890 Rsods
81 f S2 i low mileage: $4,000 cash.
sUicK 40 club Super coupe, this car me-
chemically perfect; 1923 or best oner pn-
BUICK is4s Super 4-dr sed.: black. low
mileage, not scratch radio, heater. other
accessories; $3.50. Call WA. 1859 after
stiek 1sss sgger I'd r. 'sss oHss s s
Buick ii1 1871 sedanette; r and h, seat
covers, good rubber. beautiful maroon
finish; 81 .295 cash or will finance; s432
down. sTEUART MOTOR CO.. 9Th and
N Y ave. NV, MA. 5000.
BUICK 1892 sedan; excellent cond., GOOD
heater t,sess ' $3.50. Ho. 900. ~ anu
BUICK 1912 Super sedanette: orig paint;
fully equipped; mechanically perfectt
81 1916 or best offer RA. 1879.
BUICK 77?? Roadmaster convertible: gray
with black top; all accessories; pvt: g..
BUICK 1899 special 4-door sedan; ex.
81 z slssk hni'h' real bargain at sS7s.
CONTINUED On Next PassI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-30
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

WIS. AvE.-1st commercial, lot 55x125.
with additional large lot behind property,
suitable for parking or commercial use, for
OR. 1922 or WI. 1857. i
FOR RENT-Business only. House, right
in the heart Of Clarendon. v blk. from
]. c. Penney Co.: suitable Tor doctors
office. taxicab stand. etc. Ask for MR..
WINSTON at Wynn's, 3134 Wilson blvd,
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Desira s.w. To-
cation: approx. 5000 square feet; space
contains ONCE display and storage: avail
Hs e 1s sssS Wis VS. ASE.-shop with alley
entrance and office space; hreproof build
ing JOS. NJ WISE, DU. -O200. =
LOCATIONS MAKE THE BUSINESS-We
have the best-loeated lots in NV: and
business, used car, frozen eustard. fruit
and yes: market, etc. LOUIS BURMAN,
SUBURBAN, SILVER SPRING. MD, Ga.
ave, and Seminary ave. section-Mont:
Co.'S fastest growing community. General
purpose 1900 50. #. available lot space
adjacent thereto. Would make good used
car sales location or light manufacturing
and showroom, dry cleaning plant, also
suitable for taxicab with gar. and repair
Shop facilities. Can divide for sign
painter workshop. glass shop. etc: SH.
IGnPoNr CIRCLE AREA display window.
8 rms and bath, entrances. DU. 77s4.