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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
|Pedcetime Record Sci
As Gainfu||y Employed
Rise 10 100000 Here

An increase of $4,000 to 10000 in
the number of gainfully employed
workers in the Washington area
since last summer has set a new
peacetime record of approximately
100000 workers, District Director
Fred 2. Hetzel of the United States
Employment Service reported today
The number of job seekers listed
on District USES rolls also dropped
from $4,000 last summer to about
10000 now, the smallest total or
record, he said.
Explaining that he has no authori-
tative estimate of the peak wartime
employment in Washington anc
nearby Maryland and Virginia, Mr.
Hetzel declared that the $4,000 Il
SITS, 900 employed in this area las
summer set peacetime record up t.
that time.
Less Than Third Veterans.
Less than one-third of the 19,00t
listed today as looking for job
are veterans. About 1885 arr
women, as compared with $3.50 a
this time last year but there ha.
been a considerable overall increase
in employment of women in recen
months. Mr.. Hetzel attributed thi
largerly to the cost of living.
Totals on the number OF Wome1
are not available but there Is M
doubt that more women are work
ing now than last year and per
haps at any time since the end O.
the war, he added.
The favorable employment trent
here probably will continue TO
some time, Mr.. Hetzel said. An.
further increases in the near future
are likely to come in Government
lob opportunities instead of in privat,
business, he said. Among Govern
ment agencies expected to take OF
additional civilian employees are TIT
Economic Cooperation Administra
ton and the Army, Navy and All
Force.
38Ne Employed by U. S.
Government employment II
Washington, Mr.. Hetzel reported
accounts for about 38 per cent O.
the total. During the war as man!
as go per cent of the employed
people here worked for the Gov
eminent.
Construction work and farm job
have swelled employment totals II
nearby Maryland and Virginia, bu
there have been few openings TO
persons other than those living II
those localities, Mr.. HetZel noted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
3 More Face Court
As Manthos Continue,
Anti-Vice Prow|ings

Pvt. Frank N. Manthos' third and
fourth consecutive nights of anti
vice prowling in the downtown area
led to the appearance yesterday
Of eight more defendants in Mu-
nicipal Court.
The cases rounded out II arrests
for the policeman since last Thurs
day. He presented five cases in
court on Friday and four more or
Saturday. The remaining defend
ants were picked up over the week
end.
For the first time in the. four
day span, Pvt. Manthos, who is or
an anti-vice detail for No. 3 pre-
cinct, ran into violence in his week
end patrolling.
Yoked While Making Arrest.
According to his testimony be-
fore Judge George D. Nelson, the
policeman was "yoked" by James
Mason Collins, %, of the 900 block
of M street NV. as he was making
arrests in a disorderly house case
in the same block on Saturday.
He reported the man grabbed him
from behind as he was arrestine
John H. Smith, So, and Margaret
Glover, 20, both of the 1900 BLOCK
of Ninth street NV, on charge!
of operating disorderly house
Collins was held for the grand jur,
under $1,000 bond, charged with
assaulting an officer. Smith wa!
placed under 81 900 bond, and TIT
Glover woman under 5000 bond
pending jury trial next month.
In the same raid, Pvt. Manthos
charged Estelle Washington. %, Of
the 1900 block of Ninth street NV.
and Marion Anderson. 20, of the
HOO block of Sixth street NV, with
being Migrants in the M street
address. Both were fined $50 by
Judge John P. Mcmahon.
One Held for Grand Jury.
Earlier the same night, he testified
he was accosted in the Greyhound
Terminal, Twelfth street and New
York avenue NV. by Homer Burns
26, of the 500 block of @ street NV
The policeman said Burns offered tt
get him dates" with girls. Burns
denied the charge but was hele
under $1,000 bond for grand jury
action on pandering charge.
Somewhere in the course Of TIT
evening, the policeman said he wa!
solicited in the bus terminal by
James w. Purnell, 20, of the to-
plock Of Hobart street NV. II
court, Purnell was fined $50.
On Sunday, in the same terminal
Pvt. Manthos said he was in thu
process of investigating possible new
cases, when Paul Mincino, %, o.
Clarksburg, w. Va. interviewed ane
hit him with his fists. The police.
man, whose forehead was cut ir
the scuffle, charged Mincino with
simple assault. for which the de.
PENDANT was fined S25
With the exception of Mincine
all the defendants are colored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
New Meat Price Jump
Due Here This Week.;
.S1.35 Steak Possible

Meat prices will go up again in
retail stores late this week as
result of increases from to 8 cents
in wholesale prices, Washington
dealers said today.
Dealers said they could not esti-
mate the probable Iurther jump in
costs to the consumer but they noted
that wholesale quotations here and
in New York today could increase
the price of choice steaks and roasts
as high as $1.35 pound.
Customer resistance and "the psy-
Geological factor" however, might
tend to keep the cost of such cuts
from looming as high as might 9TH
erwise be expected, a dealer re-
marked.
While steer and hog prices were
soaring to record highs in Midwest
livestock centers, the wholesale
price of good and choice beef was
quoted here at So to 81 cents a
pound. Wholesale prices for pork
loins ranged from 81 to IS cents a
pound.
Prices Also Apply Here.
Sidney Kolker, chairman of the
wholesale meat division of the
Merchants and Manufacturers As
ISOLATION. said those prices apply in
the Washington market as well as
New York and are from 3 to
cents above last weeks quotations.
These changes haven't been re-
f1ected yet in retail stores here, but
they will be before the end of this
week." he said
Retail dealers indicated that ap-
preciable further increases in meat
prices will not be listed in stores
before Thursday or Friday. The As
ISOLATED Press reported that New
York market observers forecast pos
sible retail prices of $125 to S135
a pound for choice steaks and roasts
and 81 pound for top pork.
A Washington retail dealer de-
clared there is no way of knowing
today what the exact effect of the
wholesale price rise will have on
retail costs.
Poultry Supply Adequate.
Despite an unusually heavy de-
mand for poultry as a result of
steadily increasing meat prices, the
poultry supply in the Washington
market is adequate" and prices
are "equalized"
There is no shortage in poultry
here except in some large sizes,
Max Bressler, chairman of the poul-
try division of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, report
ed. prices on large chickens are
somewhat higher this week, but that
is offset by lower prices on smaller
chickens. We look for no real
change in the poultry situation at
this time, even though meat prices
are continuing to go skyhigh."
( An all-time record price OF
S30.50 was paid for one load of hogs
at Chicago yesterday. A record OF
s30.25 4 hundredweight was set in
East st. Louis for two lots of choice
hogs. A still higher record was re-
ported at Buffalo, N. Y, where a
few select lightweight hogs sold fol-
$31, an increase of so cents over the
previous weeks peak there.
Sale Of a carload of choice steers
for $38.75 a hundredweight set a
record in the East st. Louis yards
Three loads of steers brought 81
in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
Gen. Hunneken Retires
From Marine Corps
by The Assoeioisd Press

The Marine Corps has announced
the retirement as Of July l Of Brig
Gen. Herman H. Hanneken, Con-
gressional Medal of Honor winner
and colorful bandit catcher" in
the years after World War I.
Gen. Hanneken, SIS a native OF
ST. Louis, is now living in San
Diego, Calf,
During his nearly "a years OF
service in the Marine Corps, Gen
Hanneken was decorated 20 times
He spent the entire World War II
period with the 1st Marine Divi-
sion in the Pacific Theater.
Gen. Hanneken won the Medal
of Honor for capturing the Haitian
bandit leader, Charlemagne Per-
alte, In 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
Two TeIevision Sets
And II Rodios Stolen

Thieves with an apparently over
whelming desire for entertainment
today looted an appliance store OF
radios and television sets.
Henry C. Presson, sales manager
for the Economy Refrigerator &
Appliance Co., 1924 Twelfth street
NE, told police the store was en-
tered by forcing the front door early
today. Two television sets and 81
radios were taken. wholesale value
of the merchandise was estimated
at $1,375.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
Cochran Gets U. N. Post

President Truman today APP
pointed H. Merle Cochran, a career
minister in the diplomatic service
as American representative on the
United Nations Security Councils
Committee on Indonesia. Mr.. Coch-
ran replaces Coert Du Bors, who
resigned last month because OF Ill
health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
| Star Movies

Community movies, sponsored by
The Star in cooperation with the
Recreation Department and THE
Film Center, are scheduled for 9
pm. today. Programs of comedy,
sports, cartoon and travel shorts
will be shown at the following play
grounds and recreation centers:
Hillcrest. Thirty second and Denver
streets Sc. -
Langdon PARK, Elgnteehth anu ffshh-
RosedaIe. Seventeenth and Gales
streets NE. o,.
Stoddert, Thirty-nlntn ana SaFers
THOMSON. Twelfth apd L streets NV;
Twin Oaks, Fourteenth and Taylor
barry Farms. 1880 sumner road Sc.
Monroe, GeorRia avenue and Colum"
Payne. Fi|@snth and c streets Sc;
Sn"v IF. Twenty-ntn ana
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
Firemen Plan Carnival

The Capitol Heights CMd) Volun-
teer Fire Department will hold its
annual carnival from Friday to July
"a
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-01
Red Underground Said "U. $. Must Be Destroyed"

NEW YORK, (P)-"J. Peters, :" described as head of the Com muniSt underground in America, preached that the United States must be destroyed" witness at his deportation hearing said yes terday.
 Former communist Whitaker Chambers identified the mysteri- OuS Peters as the No. l man in the underground at House un-Amer- ican activities subcommittee hear ing here Monday.
 Subcommittee members then threatened Peters with contempt charges for his refusal to answer questions about his alleged com munist affiliations and about the activities of the communist party in this country.
 The Peters case shifted back J JSoISi toJ lo tilC dIlu naturalization service which is presenting deportation chafges against him.
 George Hewitt, a Negro and al legged former member of the com munist national committee, was the witness who said Peters called for the destruction of the United i States.
 Hewitt, who said he renounced communism four years ago, testi, fled that from the first day was in the party, I was instructed that the United States was cita- del of capitalism, the main obsta- cle to MarXist-LeniniSt success and this obstacle must be de- stroyed, including schools, gov ernment and churches, which re- fleet sleepiness."
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-01
VIVA CHAMBER PLANS BANQUET MEETING
Continued from Page Onel

Continued from Page One mittees will be contacted and in- formed as to future plans of the chamber relative to each.
 New topics to be reported at the next general meeting will be relative to city planning, chamber activity, school problems, N.W.A. Fair report. and open forum.
 Received in the mails from the American Automobile Associa- ton was a booklet on Alaska, per taining to roads, hotels, and trav- el in the Territory. The report on Nome was interesting, to say the least, even though quite inaccu- rate. The report follows:
 NOME (pop. 2,000).
 "Picturesquely situated on the south side of Seward Peninsula, Nome is inhabited mainly by Es- kimos.
 Gold was discovered on the beaches here in 1899 and gold mining is still carried on. The city is a center for native arts and crafts, an important industry. Nome has no harbor but boats an- chor 2 miles out in Boring ca. There are several airfields near by.
 Wallace Hotel, 25 rooms. Sin gle $3.50 to $5, double $5 to S8.'
 H. F. Harper, president of the chamber, stated that the item is just an example of the inaccurate information which can be given out by even a reliable source such as the automobile association. The chambers publicity committee will try to amend the report for their next edition.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-01
Germany Military Governors Meet

LIN, (P) - Russian and western military governors of Germany met for an hour yester- day on East-West problems in blockaded Berlin.
 We will meet again" said Gen. Sir Brian Robertson of Britain, "the date, however, still is not fixed"
 It was the first top level meet ing in Berlin in five months and resulted from diplomatic discus sionS in the Kremlin for the past month.
 Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. s. mil itary governor, said There will be a top level meeting today" This did not necessarily mean d meeting of the governores them selves.
 Asked if the conference was amicable, an American official responded:
 Tt depends on what you call amicable"
 American officials said finan- cial experts of the four powers will continue to confer on techni- cal financial problems
 The state department in Wash ington said the governors will discuss measures to lift the block ade and to solve the dispute over rival Russian and Western marks circulating in the German capital. Gen. Lucius D. Clay of the U. S., Marshal Vastly SokOlovsky of Russia, Gen. Sir Brian Robert son of Britain and Gen. Pierre KOenig of France met at the allied control authority building short ly before the scheduled 5 pm. time for the meeting.
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The Nome nugget., 1948-09-01
us. Commissioners Court

Daniel Singyke was sentenced to fifteen days for driving a car without the owners permission.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-01

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
Evening star., 1948-06-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE ,repossesssd 1947 l,a1toTn: stand
e6s a Sa ad ~ 699sy d9Te 0Qd s TofTe1 ex4e
sS1eF sxnsE Ca ean ca1ARlEs q FS,a 3 Pratt, s!ty
NA $40 DsssdSyS Ssfto sS5 no psne snd Ike
Apply = st, ne. ME 1855, ask for
SGGEySGLrr GGERyRSGNL ,s47 delivery sedan: GsH deltv-
cred jan ia4S: driven 1000 mi; cannot
9s 1srms' rHta lIHH Bell Mofoks. 500 Wisconsin
WHITE 1910 tractor with trailer Call
MuDsoN HI H9ShsSi sUPPIy i AND EoU1PT. CO ware.
FORD FORD is4s afI brandsnew me - cab over engine
long wheelbase, dual rear end; heavy duty
s AZ co rOq2a s s2Se as qnaeF av. S5 so CoIE sd5
FORD 1887 ls-ton stake; looks little
sI455o sGafh runs 1855 Sszf AUTO Sqf M pss
CHEVROLET 194s. pickup: dtEeet ee from from
sshSS50sP 81 sSsa MOTORS
DUMP, GMC, "i2 tons; new tires; motor
n excellent condition Mgst dGH sell at once once,
WHITE sLEEPER CAB TRACTOR. model
a mileaGs 1@G s5 PTaseS 3Ires same anne
as new. 617 Eye St NV. =,
sIuDEBASER 1915 1e-t9n sdTlns piTkupi trads lke
JEEP. WHY'S la4s panel delivery; Like IKE
brand-new. II .495. Call in person. So
HUDSON 1a47 :, ton pick up. only 5000
miles, perfect condition 81 l4t5. easy
terms. JINfMIE'S AMOCO SERVICE STA
TION, 290O Nichols ave. sc: ~
GMC 1910 lla-ton cab and chas;; take
l4-ft. to loft body: excel. cond ms :
tires; ready to go; S675. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO.. 5000 Lee hwy" All, o1- Va
FORD 1871 lh-ton dump; good mech
eond;; splendid tires; 2,o6p speed; S4so y
Arl. va CHI 1000. = 20
FORD 1887 Is-ton truck. stake body, ney
paint; good condition; S400. Wo 5lss
Evening star., 1948-06-20
MOTORCYCLES,

NORTON 1896: 500 &C, $3.50; IA Indian
Scout, $3.50. See at corner Ala. and Irving
III 55n5 ss SoooErR ess6 cs If Wf sS5
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN '46; all around good
condition lots of chrome, de luxe buddy
seat, saddle bags and extra lights; $500
fScIisH RIDGE 1880; ssa. excellent salms oqa c9a-
HARLEY , y, a1as laa3; aa. "A overhead
IS MoToRCYCLEs, is motor scooters; 2
T74sEs TA 4s TSRs DoN MANTz foV s35 5afsh af
sstsns sss5 sdy sT a sR 5 de S5s
sntpTas and men. ALLcRSFT. ow. 44e4 80
ALLcRAEI, baTEains, used used oHiu GushpsRR gsR:
seTvi.cyese eTa: eiso 4s ShlT5 PowellS sasbq5y
eshsTs Sia6 n. 10Th ATlngtOgn5 Andas n. @29 sa5s
latest style. blue, accessories optional
9Mi Gsia ecttjsHMAN motor scooter vi .Si,tah 7
weather front; for sale S125. Ii. 35i7.
COMET MOTOR scooTERs-Mos. eco
oaFss sedosis 81 e. street sg iHaD2s "a
RRfsc6NsfT RGN MAHT7 ENGINE, CHIP. excel eehdt-
aS5S pa 5;5 e5 81 f55s sSss 'Snf
sshnRlIIElY-DAvrpsoN nlIl 1889 As: excellent
5574, 45!5 Blue Plains Dr.; W.. 20 100
a9do14hs so1diIiea sai5 or best o ofsE 1859 WON
,GTSsfoM ,nS rGS sc SCOOTER, 1a45, with sidecay
and titled: perfect condition; priced for
quick sale S1G0 Du. 1850.
1911 HID = oyeThea5, complete tebfs low
food nt5d"fgi rubberi ei!oS,Si $50. q" Wo. t3GS, -
3. s. A. 1947 $50 &C; excel cond g9n6ror S5%5 and
Mnn9 Aa Grss sSes N0 TAX PsfE Md F0 anu
HARLEY-DAvIDSON 1915; As Gu. in: eX eX;
eeIent condlioTni 5 Fl 994s 1899 miles h'eneS' DID
Harley sn 1heei sfso "a s94 Fern n p en-
CuSHMAN 1916 scooter: good condition;
many pat ext[as sl2a Rs,6ssda Sssd can De e
4II xfTf axe a47 new saddle bags and
buddy seat 700 mi; d5y H,asd,rt 6attsTy-t ave- ave.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194s - overhead
See at 4516 Rittenhouse St. Riyerdale' No
t. s ap So Gst WITH efoma runs and a
arsfIaSi and ask about It, wo 1893.
B, S. A. l947 $500 500 miles; ,oSs exSsllent el
MoToBIkE, MOI hand and hub brake; neT
tires. Bendix generator mead ana tali
extra parts WIN WORTHINGToN. 5332s
4ist st: NV. Wo, 64oa ~ i,,s.
rebuilt: plenty chrome What can you
lose by phorins for details? JOHN TR.
667"2.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1916; dual spot
lights, dual toss. buddy seat. saddle bags;
excel cond: 500 Gil. $3.50.
BRITISH motorcycle, new; $50 of list
MoToRCYCLE, Ill Harley - overhead, in
good condition. Phone Adams 3167.-2l
WE CAN GIVE you the ultimate in motor
cycling enjoyment. New A. J. s, Match
less Triumph and the exciting new nght-
Sensational used machines
194s Har.-pav., l,25cc.., LOO mi; S3o5
1947 Triumph Speed Twin. 6a5
Trade and terms, ALLIED MOTOR-
CYCLE SALES, 20l4 NJ ST. NV. RE. 5OI3.
Evening star., 1948-06-20
TRAILERS Cont


AT RiGHIERs sn skill resGass
tan Mansion that makes it the choice of
those who desire a combination of the
ful Imagine the INABILITY Of our 33' Su-
perior. sleeper with shower and toilet
Luxury. beauty and efdeieney are go The H.} Key.
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leading trailer coaches IN u both masonite Ia m
sofies RfcHfEF fansv fITs has sG e ages
cations, Wash.-Balto: blvd. Berwvn, Nd,
}Gsf }fssPh0ai aRkISTpesstom sTf5 cyst Bull. United
Trailer, "a ft.; 2 bdrms, and tiled bath.
M Ss on Spy Gt 9or the sYs SHyeF Jans s
GATED late Other MOD models of the famous United
NRER sAEs nd as0 an dsDas aRd
and de95gis aye. sH; s555; uon.cIost m2o
bottled gas, elec. refgr.; $2.15o. HART
owNfK 81 las LEAVING FOR COAST, win sssrl,
gTIyn gETT chSE5y Md HILL Trailer Park R0gts sS
FOE sALE@1s4l National house trailer; sa,sz
SSsb "hss Hs eng Aoals If ss5 dsgS RES
ROYAL HOUSE TRAILER, Groom, wants
un uiss as sas ao Al cAaasY isRa0a TIEa Gaa q
Ssss'f s1s MeSEL aS on DiAS Miia 0Se fxsss
ELcaR EAR 1916; Sn' SLEEPS sess- 4; excel Condition
new tires tires nsW rs paint; pa 4, 90 Can be seen at
NEED M 'ins' 4 PLACE iac Il 10 iifiyEeL have a
trailer 1s47 27-tt; vndaIs, in e6cellsn!
soaa'iqa ssove ssadf pfw porch sa At attached This
q real buy at $500. overlook $685..
T1HS5Tfs oaess Fora 4 Dessr sfEnShs Ns $3.50 M
sGHULT late a. 9s b,;t IT, osq Lot
Temple Trailer Village, Alexandra: 90. Va
wANTED-small house trailer. not under
IA IT.; must be reasonable. Cash TW
MiDCo CARAVAN 1s47 travelling trailer;
terror: fully insulated beautiful condition;
used for 2-week vacation; must be moysa'
priced for quick SALE $685. OWNER
HGGISs CAMPER, all aluminium, with
icebox. table, canopy, etc, DemonstrSa1tor'
TRAvELO with extra room, parquet floor:
sleeps 4 shaded trailer park lot near
Falls Church. S1,l95. EN-. 5939 before
1sqs 1sd as9ei 25lFT. TRAILER on nice lot; com
pletely furn., excel cond, DIR, ARCHER,
5000 Kenilworth ave, Bladensburg WA.
MeFT. ELcAR, m birch interior intsrior, {, fqE- tak
ITGGAGE ITGits TRAILER. Axe. vy.gauge
steel. excellent condition. RA: 2499;
CONTINENTAL HOUSE TRAILER, AZ, ~
feet, 2-door, new condition inside and out;
Venetian blinds; Duo-Therm heater with
blower; electric brakes: good tires: priced
low for quick sale. Rockville 3O97. MR
MASKE, 404 lst ST. Rockville, Md. IL
INDIAN TRAILER 1a43. "a ft. long, ex-
cellent condition; S975, cash only. PL'
TRAILER, rms, % #. long. in very good
condition. privately owned; bargain Tor
25FT. AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER,
1916. Al condition, completely equipped;
excellent location. 4S0S Battery lane, Be
thesda, Md. Call WI 4479 ewes OF
week end. u
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS offers the fol-
lowing new and used trailers, built by
world-famous trailer manufacturers ~
194S Schult Luxury Liner 2,g96. 80
194S Schult Office Shell ----- l,53l ~
la4S thinner 4-paSSenger- 1854 40
1Q4S Howsrd Tandem $500. 90
lg47 thinner 4-passenger------ 2,650.00
1947 Schult Luxury Liner 2ga6. u0
l943 schul.. Luxury Liner tas it) 1's95 s95 90 90
Open daily and sunday. 9 am to pm pm
AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC, 1880
Wis. ave. Phone WO 3231
Evening star., 1948-06-20
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-194s Chev.
vans stakes. panels and pickups for hire
by day, week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR- SELF. NE. 7011.
VETERAN desires household moving and
general hauling, reasonable prices; ex-
per; white help NO, 0S14. IL
VAN TRUCK; large or small Jobs; prompt
service: reas. prices; local or long distance
IA 2A2I: alter Z o N. GE. l4lG. els
Evening star., 1948-06-20

IOND I3o!T 7 II2-JUI SVdhG.
Chevrolet 1899 1l2-ton tractor
Fruehauf 26-ft. trailer; best offer.
UN. 7O10 after 7:}0 M. Monday -21
DODGE 1895 la-ton PANEL needs some
repairs; $50 or best offer. See Monday
TP 1873.
TREADWELL AUTO AND TRUCK SALES
Bull dozer caterpillar D-4; traxacavator
-yd. bucket, loader and blade; top cond
little oyer 1000 hrs, For sale or rent
4S Dodge: long wheel base; new; S5C
under regular price, S1,e4S.
Al Federal; like new; long wheel base
10000 miles; real buy, S1.5Ss.
'46 REQ; long wheel base; top condition
$4,000 miles; S1,3SS.
~ Mack tractor 3la-ton; low mileage
top condition; S1.2Ss.
Autocar 51.on;. long wheel base: s9ss
Dump GMC 2-ton; real buy, S945; anc
many others. S501 Piney Brand I'd.
Silver Spring, 81. 1877.
Evening star., 1948-06-20

1947 Stylemaster; S1,6T5.
been my own pvt. car, never
heater, defroster, oil filter.
low mi. EN-. 0336. $500
Evening star., 1948-06-20

CHEVROLET 1881; SIS. Gail Sligo 1857.
CHEVROLET 194s 2-dr;; black; r. and h
Open as ies evss til SUNDAYS DAYS til iEa s. sATcHRR
MOTORS, INC, 800 Wis. ave- Wo. 1881,
CHEVROLET 1885 o-door sedan; new
heater sood condition; s225. 6405 Knoll
eT2yRoIET eTG2S a5 81 la4s ts1a 4.dr sedan and
def, covers back-up light; low mileage, g.
excellent sas care: sale ny pvt. party; s1'es'
livered Jan. 1e4s, same as new, only 5000
ar terms. BELL MOTORS, 5o1o wis. ave.
ssd.s S..E ,ns Mrss sss Dc Es sss sa sos
efGa ssh + rs Ho ssss sedan
mer owner has kept this, beaut. car like
new; picture a dream IN lustrous on mar9on:
peri. fe meehsnicaliy; excel. tires: low mile:
ase Here is your car: 81 I,s45. PARKWAY.
3o40 N st. NV Cash, terms, trade and
sHExRoLET 1855 Master coach, se45.
cHEvRoILr ia47 4-a4 town sedan; low
cHEvRoLnTL1a41 4-dr. sedan; new mo-
tor recently INSTALLED led, nee nesds some fends5
CHEVROLET 1870 special de luxe: r and
h.. seat covers, attractive blue. clean. excel
lent coma. Will SaCTtllCe+ NSVb. DC- GtD'b.
CHEVROLET 1880: needs battery; in good
cond.; $50 or best offer; owner going to
Navy vi. 1854.
CHEVROLET AZ sedan: r and h., de-
froster and air conditioner: another fine
used car; S1,960; terms or trade. SCHLE-
GEL g. GOLDEN, 263 Carroll St, TAX.
PIX. D, c. GE 3302.
CHEVROLET 1887 coach: excellent eco
nomical TRANSFORMATION; $3.50. AT. 1895.
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan: T. and h., clean
throughout; passed Va. inspection; price,
$500 Falls Church 1884
CHEVROLET 1947 Fleetmaster 2-door Sc:
Gan; like new, very low mileage: equipped
with r. b, other extras; se5, cash,
eonstn, WO. 5000. I'll