davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10
Introduction of Entirely New 40 Ford
Highlights Ennis and Deakyne's 25th
Anniversary; Public Invited To Show
ODen House
Inspection
of 40 Ford

The new 1949 Ford, acclaimed as
the "Car Of the Year and featur-
ing outstanding improvements in
modern auto bodies, will have its
premier showing in Smyrna on
Friday, June 18th, it was an
nounced yesterday by Ennis and
Deakyne, local Ford dealer.
The introduction of the entirely
new 40" Ford marks another
great event in the history Of Ennis
and Deakyne who are this year
celebrating their Silver Annivers-
airy.
The public is cordially invited to
"open house" at the showroom of
Ennis and Deakyne Friday, June
18th to inspect the Ford Forty
Miner, the one and only NEW car
in its field.
The local dealer explains that
this new Ford is a complete break
from the past with a real dream
car Silhouette It's new from
bumper to bumper from roof to
road. Combining dozens of new
features that the public has been
looking and waiting for The
1949 Ford incorporates in its con-
struction the new Flight PaneIp
dash with the instruments grouped
in single large cluster, illuminat-
ed by soft, non-glare "black light.
This panel is included in all Ford
models-the Tudor, the Convert
ible, the Business Coupe, the Sta
tion Wagon the Club Coupe and
the Custom Fordor Sedan.
Both the 100 h. p. VS. or the 95
h. p. SIX give you "Equa-Flo'
cooling and Deep Breath" mani
folding-plus a new fabrication
system. Chrome trim throughout
the entire body design has been re-
duced. A number of new and i'm
portant safety features have been
engineered in the new design.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10

styling is colorful and practical.
Traditional, neutral-toned automo-
bile fabrics have been discarded
for new tweeds, broadcloths and
which retain the ability to
absorb hard family usage.
Hardware is massive and attrac-
tive. Door handles and other
hardware are much easier to oper-
ate. The doors have new type
locks which eliminate all possibil-
ity of persons being locked out of
the car with the keys inside.
The fight panel dash provides
centralized grouping of instru-
ments for quick, easy reference in
line with the drivers view of road.
Fuel level, oil pressure, water tenn
perature and battery charge indi-
Gators are placed outside the rim
of the speedometer. The glove
compartment on the right hand
side has been enlarged.
Chrome trim, both inside and
out, has been reduced.
There are two lines of cars, the
Ford and the Ford Custom. Body
styles in both lines include the
four door sedan, two door sedan
and club coupe. Convertible and
station wagon models are obtained
only in the Custom line and the
three passenger coupe only in the
Ford line.
On each door, the chrome strip
makes a decorative arc over the
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10
NEW SPRINGS
IMPROVE THE
FORD RIDE

A new type of suspension sys-
tem-"hydra-coil' springs-replac
es the traditional transverse
springs and the front axle. This
system is centered around air
plane type shock absorbers mount
ed within low frequency coil
springs. In the rear extra long
longitudinal springs are compile
mented by airplane type shock alb
sorbers.
The drive shaft tunnel has been
decreased by adoption of the Hotch-
kiss drive and the hypoid rear ak
lie. These engineering changes also
minimized the transmission of
road noises into the car.
A new heating system available
in the new Fords brings year
around comfort to driver and pass
engers. Fresh air is scooped into
the car through large intakes just
behind the grille.
The system, which has an auto
matte temperature control, can be
used as a fresh air ventilator, a
fresh air heater or as a recirculat-
ing heater. Fresh air plus the
pressure effect obtained by the
cars forward motion reduces fog
ging and drafts.
Economy of Operation
Economy of operation has been
increased up to 10 per cent i'm
provement in gasoline mileage for
the new six-cylinder engine and
the extensively redesigned VS..
A new intake manifold achieves
better fuel distribution. 1t is at
tached to the engine so that it is
horizontal to the ground, reducing
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10

type frame is of all-welded con-
struction. Although the frame is
lighter, there is SO per cent more
rigidity when combined with the
body.
Lowering the overall height by
four inches and placing the seats
between the axles results in low
er center of gravity. an aid in safe
driving.
Performance
Increased performance values
are one of the highlights of the
new cars. Steering has been great
ly improved. The new Ford may
be guided by a minimum of effort
even under severe wind conditions.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10
NV '49 FORD SHOW
IN SMYRNA JUNE u
1910 Ford Hos Lounge Car" Interior;
Modern "PiCture Window Visibility

The 1949 Ford, which reveals a
radical departure from traditional
Ford styling and engineering, has
been made public by the Ford Mo
tor Company.
New standards of beauty, COM
fort, economy and performance in
the 1949 Ford passenger cars adj
vance them far ahead of others in
the loW-priced field" ]. R. Davis,
vice-president and director of sales
and advertising, said. Styling of
the new Ford definitely establishes
it as the car of the year"
STYLING The modern design
has been nodded along functional
lines, resulting in a long, low,
sweeping silhouette, The grille is
distinctive, the hood massive but
shorter an the body so wide the
rear tenders have been eliminated.
There are clean, unproken lines
from front to rear.
COMFORT-Comfort has been
one of the primary objectives in
the new Ford. There is more room
in the lounge car" interiors than
in many cars with much larger
overall dimensions. Front seat
widths have been increased six
inches and the rear seat nearly
eight inches, The body has been
moved five inches forward with
the seats Graded between the axles
for much smoother ride.
OTHER FEATURES - Interior
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10

heavy artificial leather kick pad at
the bottom. Flame-shaped center
pillar lights provide plenty of ill
umination for the interior and for
stepping into and out of the car.
Interior door handles pull up in
stead of down to open the door.
This eliminates the possibility of
the car doors swinging open of the
handle should be pressed down ac-
cidentally.
The new Ford's funetionalism
has been extended to the roomy
seats-57 inches wide in front and
60 inches in the rear, plenty of
room for six persons.
New windows demonstrate the
new trend. The rear window alone
is SO per cent larger-as large as
the ordinary windshield. The
windshield is deeper and wider.
They give a picture window effect
to the entire car and greatly i'm
prove all around visibility.
There are eight durable new ex-
terror colors-Bayview Blue Me-
tallic, Birch Gray, Sea Mist Green,
Arabian Green, Colony Blue, Gun
Metal Gray Metallic, Midland Ma
room Metallic and Black.
Two additional colors - Fez Red
and Miami Cream - are available
in the convertible only.
Smyrna times., 1948-06-10

the tendency of raw gasoline to
flow toward the rear cylinders and
smoothing engine operation.
The new "equa-fow" cooling sys-
tenn contributes to good perform
ance under extreme conditions by
improving general operating eff
ficiency. Water flows in volume
the full length of the block. Tenn
peratures in "hot spots" in the six
and eight cylinder engines have
been decreased by as much as IL
degrees. There are larger water
pumps in the VS..
Safety Features
New standards of safety have
been set in the rugged construction
of the chassis and body. The box
The Valley settler., 1948-08-27
FIELD DAY A SUCCESS

FIELD DAY A SUCCESS
 Cont. from pp. from here to four pasture plots ing used a1te rnate1y to check the best methods of handling pastures. Those plots uere all seeded in 1943.
 Tho fir st plot uas disked this year and clover was seeded on tho disled ground.It vas found that the bromegrass came back aftor the isking. Nothing uas done to Plot no. 9. This vas loft as check plot. On the third plot. i5oF DOT acre of Aronia S,l.)late uas added.
 On he fourth plot s5o# of Ar1onai sul- phote per acre vas added. Tho SC were all emp arod on production basis and thus far the result have been: Tne first plot seems to 1e ad in produc ing tho mos t milk while Plot no. 4 gave better results than Plot no. 5. Tie days pr ogram uas concluded by visit to the barns vh orc Drs Sueetman expl aimed the progress on the Dairy Eprovcmont program thus for in tho f fold of Art1f1- cial Inseminat ion.
The Valley settler., 1948-08-27
TEACHING STAFF lQ40-4Q

Mir. Iialcolm, supt. of the Palmer Terri torial School, announced tho following
 line up Of teachers for tho Polnor Schoo
Evening star., 1948-05-26

THoS. J. OWEN & son. auctioneers. 435
Southern RuildinE.--Trustees sale OF yalu-
sorg bTee snd esfn frame
located at sos 5Ist Street Northeast,
deed d ed'St Of tH trust duly recorded in Liber No.
SHo3, Folio 90, ct seq. of the land records
of the District of Columbia, and at the
undersigned ueaassi NJ W trustees viii Sell at pubie
auction, in front of the premises, on Mon.
day. the 7th day Of June; AID. 194s, at
land and premises, situate in the District
Of Columbia, and designated as and being
Lot numbered Ten IOD in Square mum.
(W-519S) in the subdivision made by The
Suburban Heights DEVELOPMENT Company,
as per plat recorded in the once OF the
building restriction lines shown on said
plat and to the. agreements set forth on
4s M ana 's in 'tlHae0 IiSer la at Folio O. in the
said surveyors ONCE not to build outside
of said lines except as permitted by the
Columbia, also. subject to and together
with right Of way over the rear 4 feet
for the full width Of said Let lO, 10 in Square
IS. 9 and rs in said SQUARE W-519s form
right Of way s feet wide for tn the purposss Sc
sf1a sey i01s Terms mn 81 saia Sale au cash a time
settlement. A deposit of Five Hundred
(S5OO) Dollars will be required at time Of
sale. All ,conveyancin9, recording, revenue
of sale to be complied with within 80
days from day of sale. otherwise the
trustees reserve the rikht, to resell the
property at the risk and cbst, Of default
ing purchaser, after days advertise
ment of such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington, D. c. FRED
trustees. my26,29, 3e1,3,6
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HELP WoMEN.
ADDREss0GRAPH OF eraphotyp

ADDREsSOGRAPH or graphotype oper-
with life insurance GO: exper. preferred
but not essential 35-hr., b-day wk.; no
sats Apply Room 40s, s16 14th st. NV
enVFsTsiNq estTssn r. ana THLapR0NE CLERK. age
about 20 to 80. for CLASSIFIED advertising sing
department Of newspaper; 5-day. 40.nouI
week; permanent position for good typist
capable of handling incoming telephone
calls. Apply personnel ONCE. Room 504.
THE EVENING STAR. 110l Pennsyivaan1ia
WOMAN. young, neat. one
who is thoroughly exper. on sewing nne
clothes; none other need apply: Wasn.
refs. pref. 1927 r st. NV, Rm. 2oSSo
ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER-Pleas.nt en-
si5Ohmfn' Ap0ig IN persSn: ase SINGER SEWING VA
CHINE co, 3IO7 NJ st. NV. -27
HOUsEKEEPER. for apt;
hotel, white: experienced only; Apply
between m and .. m, except SUNDAY.
Mrs. Carpenter. executive housekeeper'
BRoADMooR HOTEL. 1901 Conn. ,sye. sye.
ASSISTANT TO CREDIT MANAGER. young
woman, about IS, capable Of meeting pub
lie and assuming some responsibiilty Ees Ee
taii credit exper necess. Excel. future Witn
estab fur shop. Boz SOB, Star. -2s
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HELP MEN and WOMEN.
G.H.W. AND COOK, exper., with

G.H.W AND COOK, exper... with local
refs; live in; pvt. rm. and bath, will
consider boarding employed husband foI
DEMONSTRATORS. for new rotary house.
hold crater in dept. stores, full or part
Call AT 4441 for appoinement. -2s
MAN AND WIFE, white or. colored. Must
know how to drive school bus. Woman
month 9401 Ga. ave, SH. 1874. 81
help for fountain. Day
and eve: shift, Best wages. Uniforms
EASY EXTRA MONEY, selling friends
superb line greeting card assortments per
sonalized stationery. other items. Top
profits Get samples on approval. MAS
100 N. Eutaw st, Balti-
more /, Md.
COLORED, for swimming pool locker room.
2 men. full time Apply Employment OF.
fice, WARDMAN PARK HOTEL 200
Evening star., 1948-05-26

southern Building-Trustees sale Of valu-
able frame dwelling known IS Premises
No. s19. 4th Street Northwest. BY virtue OF
certain deed OF. trust dated March 81,
sa7 snd Ee sss0rdsd 1851 ADs st7 Ss
records of the District Of Columbia. and
at the request Of the party secured there
by. the undersigned trustees will sell. at
public auction in front of the premises,
= 5s4s, + s'eioe5 & PM: M +. @ ieIIoxinE; :;
the District Of Columbia. and DESIGNATED
as and being parts Of Lots numbered IL
and 13 in William B. Webb and Joseph
H: Bradley, trustees, subdivision Of Square
Liber B, at Folio 65, Of the ONCE OF the
Surveyor. Of the District. of Columbia
described as follows: Beginning for the
same at . point on the east line Of 4th
St. west, distant II feet inches south
IL and running thence north along the
line of said street IA feet. thence east sS
feet g inches to q public alley. in the
rear OF said lots, thence south along the
west line Of said alley a feet and thence
Beginning; together. with the free use Of
the alley running from 4th st. south of
said premises back into the yard, Terms:
Sold subject to q building association prior
deed Of trust for approximately $3.50.
further particulars Of which will be !, an.
price above. said trust to be paid in cash.
A deposit Of $500 required. Conveyancing,
recording, etc, at purchasers cost. Terms
to be complied with within thirty 900
property may be. advertised and resold at
the discretion Of the trustees. NORMAN
BERNSTEIN. BENJAMIN BERNSTEIN,
trustees my26, 29,1el .4.7.
Evening star., 1948-05-26

ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, auctioneers
Ing. NO No. s5o7 =" = street NV. By W virtue Of
uned eddfE States os tRs 'i ssue
bia in Civil Action No. 3O,963 the under
signed Trustee will offer. for sale by
oDf 4susy aason the in @ FGnt d.s q Of m MS g.sss as
at four o'clock Pm. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the District
aaua 3t GGupsa syns 0 usvoa x sas Ct o lot p.s Is
bered East Of Square 1894 as per plat
rec In the 09s Of IT the ssI S d 1
10: beginning for the same at the South
east corner Of the said lot and running lin!
thence westerly on the North Line OF 'p"
be intersected By the center line Of the
dividing wall Of houses, Nos. 2507 and
25O9 "P" Street. II said center line we're
thence Northerly In = straight line and
with said center line, and continuation
thereof to z point in the rear line OF the tn
Northeast corner Of the said lot; thence
Easterly on said rear line to Northeast
corner Of the said lot: thence southerly
No. 25O7 3P'' Street Northwest, subject to
q right Of way for alley purposes over the
q said TG paroel TOM for use e' and bene Of lot
adjoining on the East: Said property
known for purposes Of assessment and
1854: together with the improvements.
ways. easements, and appurtenances be-
longing thereto. To be sold subject to the
dover rights o. Ardsa scott Jasksonl
tieulars Of which will be made known at
time Of sale or upon application to the
undersigned trustee: Terms: Cash: 4
time of sale. Conveyancing. recording,
revenue. stamps and notarial fees, at cost
Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to be COM
Of sale, otherwise trustee reserves the
right to resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after Ave days
advertisement of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington, d. c.,
or deposit may be forfeited at discretion
Of trustee. JOHN LEWIS SMITH. Jr..
Trustee. 729 18th Street NV.
ap0S my5121A
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HENRY GILLIGAN, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No. 70,535, Ad-
The subscriber. of District of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court of
the District of Columbia, Letters of Ad-
CTA. on the estate Of
Martha Y, Crossman, late of the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
Vouchers thereof. I LEGALLY M authentieated, @ e to
he subscriber, on or before the 18th day
of May, AID. 1949; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate. Given under my hand this
18th day Of May, 194s. HENRY GILL;
GAN, 626 Washington Loan and Trust
Bldg. (SealD Attest: THEODORE COGS-
WELL, Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court
my26 je29
Evening star., 1948-05-26
LEGAL NOTICES tcont. J .
WILLIAM h. MCDONALD,

lVOl IOtu St. NV.
Filed May "a. 1948, Harry M. Hull, Clerk
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
VS.. GRACE E. GARRISON, ct al, Defen-
dant.-Civil Action No. 1321-48.-ORDER
NISI FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Wil-
liam H. Macdonald, Trustee. having re-
ported to the Court Of contract subject to
for sale for S12,50O.00 cash, subject to q
S625.00, for the purchase by Isadore Kline
Of part Of Lot 13 in Dyer's subdivision in
Square 563, improved by premises TAR
New Jersey Avenue, NV, Washington
D. c.. more fully described in the petition
for sale Of real estate filed herein, it is. by
the Court, this oath day Of May, 194S,
ordered that the said offer to purchase
at the price stated be approved and
ratified by the Court unless cause to the
contrary Is shown or a higher ofier for
said property acceptable to the Court is
made on or before the sth day Of June
194s, at 10 O'Clock AM. in Motions
Court. at which time higher offers and
objections to said sale, If any. will be
considered by the Court: provided, copy
of this order be published prior to the
said Sth day of June, 194S, once in the
Washirgton Law Reporter and once in The
Evening Star at least ten days prior to
said last mentioned date. (S) T. ALAN
GOLDSBOROUGH, Justice. A True Copy.
lSealD Test: HARRY M. HULL, Clerk, by
EDITH M FOX, Deputy Clerk my26.
Evening star., 1948-05-26

ADAM A. -WESCHLER h SON, INC, auc-
of sale to enforce lien for
charges. To whom it may concern: Notice
is hereby given that on Friday the 4th
day Of June. 194S. at the hour of $50
o'clock am. and continuing each succeed
ing Tuesday and Friday until all goods
are disposed Of, at the auction, rooms OF
Adam A. Weschler & Son. situated at No.
905 e st. NV, in the City of Washington.
District OF Columbia, the undersigned will
sell at public auction personal effects for
the accounts Of Mr.. or Mrs. Albert Ben
ham, Mr.. or Mrs. Guy Cannatella, Miss
Irene poran. Miss Lucille R. Ford Or Mr.
VIM, Henry Ford. Sgt. or Mrs, M. A.
Mrs. Laura Lipscombe, MI.
or Mrs. ]. J. Osborne. Mr.. P. H. Pannell,
Mr.. Francis A. Price or Mrs. Mary e.
Price, Mrs Marie Tessier or Mr. George L.
Tessier. Corpl. A. A. Vannest Mrs. Eugenia
Walsh or Mr.. Richard T; Walsh and Mr.;
sale will be made under and by virtue OF
Section SO Of an act of Congress approved
April is. 1910 (36 Stat, Part I, .. BOD,
known as the Warehouse Receipts Act,
and for the purpose of satisfying the lien
Of the undersigned on said personal prop.
erty for storage charges and other lawful
charges in connection with caring for and
of the said personal property
together with costs of said sale. AMER
ICAN STORAGE CO.. L. p. Waring, presi-
dent. myl9,S6
Evening star., 1948-05-26
HELP MEN.

for CPA once. Reply. in
own Handwriting, stating age, education,
experience, salary. On-the-joh tratnee
preferred. BOX 17S-B, Star. -27
AIRCRAFT DESIGN ENGINEERS-A large
aircraft company, located in the South
west, has several very interesting openings
in design for qualified, experienced air
craft design engineers. Extensive board
BACKGROUND is necessary and some super
visory experience desir able. The salary
lent. Address Q complete resume OF your
experience and training, stating salary re-
Quirements to Box A44-A, Star. 20
IMMATURE WNDER, familiar with &C
and dc. motors Some machine work or
Information and experience. Good pay
for right man. Box 126-c. Star.
Evening star., 1948-05-26
SALESkEN.
AUTOMOBILE SALESM

AUTOMOBILE statesmen, experienced
see Ms ews dsf Seds fas S %ooR e.
22o INH BIsdsnssuTg sIp,Sd ID ne At 02oo. Mss
being made BY our men now; season now
sSsaRE ap hRa 'sS e. s,'E
fMSisunReANCE IN SALESMAN, experienced; for
Apply @ Ios Victor Bids, 7s4 "a 9th St. NV
LINoLEuM AND CARPET sALEsMES-
more more yearly: % excel. L. proposition with with SAL
sUARas 81 sRa ef1 L 'n co., sa'nf
PART.T1ME. man With car Who would
working ewes. and week ends on national
s:s' ''a " sR0Ss
aHRNin'TsnF RRxG ESTATE statesmen, .xpeTisno. mSa
year Rdds sse eo ssa5
sALEsMANIo si.IL call on builders and sell M
trade See Mt: Graham, KITCHEN EoUIP-
sanEsSS MEhT G2 1924 fo2 ss and building
experience desirable but not necessary
FSkL FGf 4Hoip' or PsasT1;-r1ME All; sALEsMENEWa,n
train; good earnings, hospitaiization, sick
X y IS g Ess 4s s@s
WANTED-3 men with sales exper. to
RREpsp efnas MbeHn Assk xsSS IN aFaI
interyisw, call Re r sess. or a-27
nationally radio advertised drug. product;
rsdius;' car essential; salary. hotel and
sap saper ana phons wl no fsns Bo4 asSz
WE HAVE SEVERAL OPENINGS for expe-
gToeeries and soteis this M adverfiser IS
Concern ln tS!s city: and IS in = position
rienced in our line. Phone AT. 09S9.-30
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL representa-
tive: local territory; leads furnished; liberal
commission; man experienced in selling
Wrts sm 9Sok ART
sHRERA MRpsaP9liS MES H. MANfEp MRn to sell worlds
SIS and up. Write to WILLIAM LATHAM
FooD Speciality SALESMAN. to sell
Washington grocery trade new food prod
salary and expenses: car furnished; give
experience and qualifications. Box la
REAL ESTATE statesmen, excel opport.
with well-established firm operating prin-
cipally in Mont. Co. Northwest Wash
and development properties. Can Mr..
Pearson. Sligo 540O for appt. STANLEY
PEARSON. Realtor, 1915 Ga. ave. -27
REAL ESTATE statesmen wanted for
BY an active and long-established once
here in town; Md. license required or can
be obtained Contact Mr.. Spratt, RA
1900. with KAY REALTY CO., 5505 Geor-
fNSURANCE SALESMAN for established
debit; S75 week guaranteed salary to start