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Evening star., 1948-06-06
Bodies Of 12War Dead
|WiI| Be Buried at
Arlington Tomorrow

Three Air Force members. a
Marine and eight Army World War
II dead from the Washington area
will be arncng a total of 10 who
will be buried at 2 pm. tomorrow
at Arlington Cemetery. according to
an announcement by Headquarters,
Military District of Washington
Two others from this area will be
buried at the same time Tuesday at
Arlington. They will be among lS
World War II from all over the
country.
The Air Force dead who will be
buried tomorrow and their next of
kin:
sergt. Ernest F. Anderson. Ernest
Patrick Anderson, 5323 North Fifth
street, Arlington; 1t. Richard B.
Drury, Horace B. Drury. 5025 Wis
consin avenue NV; Pvt. Alvey C.
Mollohan, Mentor C. Mollohan, 1902
Upshur street, Brentwood, Md.
The eight Army dead and their
next of kin:
IT'S Charles J. Duisen, Lawrence
L. Muth, 1904 Twenty-eighth street
Sc; S/Sergt. David M. Laverty,
Mrs. Anne Laverty Nugent, 2 Re-
search road, Greenbelt, Md; Pvt.
George E. Marcel. Santon Marcel,
452 Newcomb street Sc; Col. Joe
R. Sherr, Mrs. Jenallen H. Sherr,
co Col. F. M. Smith, the Pentagon:
1t. Edward c. Tenney, Mrs. Jeanne
p. Tenney, 1908 Florida avenue
NV; Tf5 James Payne, Mrs. Azaila
Payne, 637 Acker street NE; Pvt.
Ryland Powell, Eddie Powell, 1920
Wallach place NV; TIA Melvin E.
Wall, William Wall, 1901 Howard
road Sc.
The Marine: Pvt. Carson T. Nc
Daniel, jr. Mrs. Irene H. Mcdaniel,
1881 Illinois avenue NV.
The men to be buried Tuesday
and their next of kin:
Naval 1t. Henry r. Ringness, Mrs.
Virginia S. Ringness. 5155 Macomb
street NV: and Air Force Pfc.
Walter w. Woodruff, Jr., Walter w.
Woodruff, ST., 109 South Fenwick
street, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
1n Mrt1tnriatt,

AMBUSH, NANCY. Again we reverently
pay tribute to the memory OF our oeloyed
ssH Shfr xU snd psssed 70 h
Ave years ago, June 5, 194S.
For one we loved SO dearly.
This date we think of yearly:
In memory of her passing
HER DAgoAATEE; A, ELSIE e IL QUEEN AND
brother. JAMES H. BARNES. who died one
You "a are not not forgotten, loved one;
As Nor lons H1i yGe iie sTsF snd Memory 1s last
HIS E9ySSs MHSR1 H siSTSSs FIRE Eva CHASE AND
membranee of my dear father WILLIAM
ELLo7T tra.x who ns departed th' lite one
U9 one eaof of tie ae Sorld's nSnatHI very best. %
And when his work on earth was done
oG5 5ESoFsp ss5fs hin pA6eRfER 5sRf * EEaoRA
HEMsLEY. LUCY CLARK. In loving
HEMsLEY, who departed this life one
year ago To-Day; June ,,d!s q; l94, door nother
To remember your whole life through
And you are one will never forget,
f6l DAudHTER i mf1S s0q Elsie ysii HENDERSON.
GRANDDAUGHTER AND SISTERS.
KIRKSEY, MELVIN b. tribute of love
enf ena desry seleSed ns son snd
WIN B. KIRKsEY. who passed away two
years ago TO-DAY June 8: lg46 .g.,n,o
Today and is many hs say sas ql reTTeas
The day we shall always remember
Wy = ss' # Re T%THrs ssFf
MAKELY. JAMES w. In lovins mem
q our des Sus9ana nbo n.aa.d sna a.nsr nay
of :oved ons zone to rest;
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
sILAs e MOORE. who entered eternal rest
seven years aso today JTns qHE & FAMILY NIL .
of our mother and crandmother, CARRIE
RALL1Ns, who passed away one year ago
Long days and months you bore your pain.
To O. wait for & cure, ;s but all IN sas vain.
aod iooke sook 1on KneT bos Mat to vas fes BEST
anu '0gs pAgsHTgRs, HSs 'soNs-1N-LAw AND
REYNOLDS. CLAYTON L, n memory
ssa! who Sis Afes e
He bade no one a last farwell,
He said good-by to no one.
The heavenly gates just opened wide,
And . loving voice said, Come hone." !"
GRANDMOTHER REYNOLDS.
TYLER, MARIA A. In loving memory
! of my dear mother. MARIA A. TYLER,
who left me four years ago. June 3. 1914.
Thy will be done. o Lord;
l dare not complain,
For in my heart ! know
DsysfH ~ !s'i RAgsaTiR sffFia: ;iss JESSIE WOOD
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Gunman Fleeing Police
Uses Girl, 5, As Shield
Nv the Assee;ossd Press

CHICAGO, June 5.-A gunman,
chased by IL police squads, today
grabbed a 5-year-old girl and used
her as a shield against police gun
fire.
The fleeing gunman-who had
returned some OF the police fire
later dropped the child. who was
colored, unharmed at the rear OF
la Southside Apartment. Then he
went inside.
The police surrounded the build
ing and shot tear gas bombs into
lit. A negro dressed only in under
wear soon came out, complaining
that the police woke him up. But
occupants of the apartment said
they had never seen him before.
The man then told police that
he was the man they had chased
He identified himself as Theodore
Bankhead, az. with a police record.
Police later found his clothes and
a pistol in the building. He was
held without charge.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Ecuador Picks President ,
Today From ; Candidates
" The Asses;assd prsss


QUITO, Ecuador. June 5.-Ecua-
doreans vote tomorrow In prestr
Dental election for the Arst tinA
since 1910 after q series OF revo.
lutions which gave them five differ.
ent chief executives.
The National Electoral Tribunal
tonight estimated about 100000
were eligible to vote. The candidates
are:
Gallo Plaza Lasso. a, Americans
educated former ambassador to the
United States who is supported by
the National Democratic Civic Move.
ment. q
Gen. Alberto Enriquez Gallo. 50,
the nations head in 1937-S8. who
is backed by coalition Of Liberals
and Socialists. q
DR.. Manuel Elicio Flor Torres, 81;
Conservative jurist.
The winner Will succeed Carlos
Julio Arosemena who has headed
the government since his election BY
Congress in September, 1947. 7
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Mrs. Miller, Twice Mayor
OF Jockson, Wyo., Dies

OTTAWA, H., June 5.-Mrs. Grace
Green Miller. IS. twice mayor OF
jackson. Wyo, died yesterday.
Mrs. Miller, member of one Of
Ottawas pioneer families, lived in
the Jackson Hole country from
shortly after her marriage to Robert
E. Miller in 1893 until after her
husbands death II years ago.
With nef husband, she helped to
found the town of Jackson, and her
election as mayor attracted inter-
national attention. In addition TO
her civic attainments, Mrs. Miller
was known for the social hospitality
in her jackson home where hum
dreds Of visitors were entertained.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Bishop-EIect {. A. C|ough
Accents Post in Illinois
By the Associotsd Press

SPRINGFIELD, H.. June 5.-The
Rev. Charles Asa Clough. IS, rector
of st. Marks Episcopal Church,
Augusta, Me. today accepted his
election as bishop Of the Spring
field Episcopal Diocese.
Mr.. Clough was elected May 26
by synod representing SO Central
and Southern Illinois counties in
the diocese. He was named to Sue
ceed Bishop Richard T. Loring who
dieo April 16.
The bishop-elect sent his accept
ance in a letter. The conservation
has been set tentatively for Sep
tember 20.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
DR.. William Boies Dies.
.Surqeon for so Years
By The Assoeiated Press

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 5.-Dr
William A. Boies, II, physician anc
surgeon here for more than 81
years, died at his home today OF 9
heart attack.
A native Of Springfield, Mass.
and son of Presbyterian minister
DR.. Boies was educated in Spring.
field and New York.
A few years ago, on the day mark
ing his 50th anniversary as prac'
ticing physician here, the New
York Medical College, of which hi
was a graduate, sent him a dupli'
cate of his diploma in gold.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Leland Barton, Opponent
I0f Blue Laws, Dies

Funeral services and burial in
Kentucky are being arranged by
relatives of Leland Barton, blue laws
opponent and once a presidential
candidate who died Friday night at
his home, 326 G street S.W., after a
long illness. He was past 80.
Friends said Mr.. Barton CAM
paigned on the platform of the Ma
tional Association Opposed to Blue
Laws. Inc, in 1882. They said he
was a cousin of Clara Barton,
founder Of the American Red Cross.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Uarn uf Uhanka

BROWN. SARAH. We wish 70 thank the
neishbors, relatives and friends for then
cards Of sympathy and beautiful nora
tributes. We are grateful to the Rev
A. j. Edwards, Deaconess Board, clubs and
choir of Zion Baptist Church; the Rev
Calls, the Rev, Fox and the Rev. Berry
also Miss Vivian Vincent for the loyel,
solo. THE FAMILY
We wish to express our sincere thanks II
the relatives, friends and nejghbors fol
the many acts OF kindness during her i'll
cards. telegrsms and other evidences oi
kindness sent at the death of our loves
one. FLORENCE ELLEN SHORT TEF
SMITH. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Thomas CoIIohon Dies;
Lafayette (Lo.) Publisher
Nv the As,ocioted Press

bT T1t NSsVtfuTeU TFssH
LAFAYETTE, La, June S.
Thomas Mark Callahan, 66, editor
and publisher of the Lafayette Daily
Advertiser, died today. He had been
in i'll health for several months.
A native of North Adams, Mass,
Mr.. Callahan purchased the Lafay-
cite Daily and Weekly Advertiser
in 1920. He was president of the
Louisiana Mississippi Associated
Press Publishers in 1912
His wife, the former Margaret
Mary Meade of North Adams, Mass,
died April 8.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Draths
BANKS. ARTHJyR TJJNIs

BANKS. ARTHUR TuNIs. SUDDEN,
s Tas' UNs 5ras BAsk ss s So1sss :sn: SON Vs
bsnks. stepson Of K. Blanche sanfs ant
brother Of ratrieia Marie, John Jame'
vl:nnss Va. Services Mond.y. June I
.av.as, aS dsu1n fTG9 TenD. the
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
LAS. a. ose1saesosna q ssa 1niysTsity io'pi..i
b.v:a saas hesr Of Of s Ms ps1s st
and Miss Esther Barr, sister Of Mrs. Luli
King and George Dundee SERVICES at q,
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
Say, June 4; l94s. at bis rssidense, 3s94
FARD BEATTY. husband Of Clara Beatt,
n,sb sd ffthsr snS Of adV Gfvr Curtis W. Ken
i ss: .ssrs 9s:s:a:.
Comfort Cemetery. AIexandria. Va.
BIRCH; JOHN MEBsTEE; On sstuI; stas
McH M ua' of 5s7 sfs shsae J1hn f..Sd s1s nx
and brother Of Mrs: Jsek CRACK Of Arling.
funeral Home. 2s0i i4th st. st. NV, or or
Tuesday. june 3, at il am. Intermen,
Cedar Hill Cemeterq.
BRADEN, DONALD R. suddenly. OF
of 'sns sIes Il sth lsts 4. Arinsoa R1EAD VI.
beloved husband Of Helen F. Braden. sor
~: M:,y sr.ssna sr0ths, hT. Of g.neh'
sss g. H. Hines Co Funeral Home, 500
nm th.ne. @ I to n0sS; st. stephens S cstholit ca sne
church, 25th st. and Pa. ave. NV, where
the holy sscrifce of the mass VIII be of
1ntsrment Arlington National Cemetery.
BREWER, THOMAS T.. On Thursday.
June 2. l94s. At hi. residenes,. 1874 St
ns Icss2is. Brewer sEs fssS.l of Thoms. E.
8hs gsef;en. MT Mrs. Lillian v. Riehsrd:on'
IL al.o leaves other relatives and friends:
sy sres ell ,4at q ths vow W. Erns;t st.s
Tuesday, June 8. at ] pm, at the above
yitsd. mtermsnt Arlington National Gem
iGTLER. JAMES H. On Friday. June
1, 144a, ct Emsrsency Hospital. JAMES II.
ssT End nsiaad s.sh.r Of q sdns, s 'f A Butier
also !. survived by many other relatives
and friends. After 10 s.m; SUNDAY friends
n'fss $50 70 OF si T. nns A Rsaa.m
Church nond.y cJ,Hn JHns At 10 am, IN
6aipan. on July 10. 1914, PFC
1901 18th st. NV, on Tuesday,
June 9, At IL an. Interment Baltimore,
C0AIN, PFC. MELVIN. The District
Of Columbia Department. jew
M ish War Veterans, requests its
member posts to attend the
i
YAAY Dsnxansky Funeral Home
day, June 8. at IL am
SIGMUND DANZANSKY, Comdr;
MELVIN E. LEWIS, AdJt.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
Lightning Storts, Stops Fire

STOCKHOLM tP). Lightning
struck house at Ludvika II
Sweden, threw a telephone catalogue
on the floor and set fire to it. II
landed under a chair on which q
pail of water was standing. This
pail was pierced by the lightning
the water ran out and extinguisheo
the fire. NO other damage was done
Evening star., 1948-06-06
DfatAa
TuIRIES EnWAR

uraay Is.fhhs 5aas 5DMaED e. EbwsSb q sRf on S
81 I'm. ns ee k5suE Mfs II s' M haes ana sFGass
ices as III from the Bowie Methodist Church.
Bowie. Md. or Tuesday; June 8. a. t.m.nt Pm
Whitfield Cemetery, Lanham. Md. Z
WALL, 1 ILa MELyIS .IS E. KiIled Snls in in
5ss' sS %f$ Ssssi! A@as vi %:'
" Burial win be in Arlinston Ma
tional Cemetery. Monday June
WARD. JOHN c. On Saturday. June
Silver 81 s sprhls Md, JOHN c. WARD, hus.
bard Of Elizabeth D. Ward and, father Of
the hennstn Warner M e. wfa PamphTey Tunerai Home.
S434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring, Md. Notice
of services later.
WHITING. MAUD TURNER; Departed
MI VII life REED ee hHsSdss ausp 'sns MHuD 5 2as
john whiting, U; s: A; tretired,, dsugh,-
Turner 81 'as and ae ievins sister Of Mabe
surviving are other relatives and I'm many
Guire & % Funeral Home, 1870 9th st: NV,
where services will be held at pm.
Monday, June Z. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. q
WOODRUFF. PFC. WALTER ". On
November 81. 1a43. in the
49, Mediterranean theater, Pfc. WAL,
SS TER W. WOODRUFF OF l09
lN South Fenwick St, Arlington, Va.
I beloved SON OF Col Walter w. and
L1 Evelyn B. woodruff and brother
OF Mrs. Evelyn v. Quesada and
Mrs. Ethel Doris Rulloda. Remains rest
ing at the ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. until Tuesday, June
8, at 10 am; thence to Arlington NatlonaI
Cemetery. where funeral services will be
held at : pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-06
POWELL. s/Ti JOHN B. On septembe

21, l943 in India, STA JOHN
H.. B, POWELL. beloved son Of Har-
& old and Flossie Powell. He also
I leaves q host of other relatives
I and friends. Funeral services
VIZ Monday June Z, l94s, at $50
am. at the w. Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Home 1892 U st. NV. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery
Evening star., 1948-06-06

1t Is with modest pride we
make this statement in that We
know with full human UNDER
standing how to prepare a dig
nified funeral at price you can
easily afford. To repeat, WE
SINCERELY REC ON M E Nd
OURSELVES. When the In
evitable has occurred. don't
hesitate. Call Co. 0432.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

action, December :, 1943, !
India. TIA MELVIN E. WALL
son OF william and Annie Wa
OF .,602 Nichols ave, s.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Monday. Jun
Evening star., 1948-06-06
MAY c. HILLARY, Dept. President.
BERTHA FICHTHORN, Dept. Sec. 8

HERBERT. WILLIAM. On Saturday,
june 5. 194s;, at Circle Terrace Hospital,
Alexandra, Va. WILLIAM HERBERT:
brother of Misses Anne. Fanny and
Elizabeth Herbert of Alexandria, and
Mrs. George D. Brooke. Norfolk, Va.
Funeral SERVICES on Tuesday. June 8. st
Alexandria. Va. Interment Ivy Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-06-06

3. PLUME. beloved mother fiSa Of David shaw law
sister Of Mrs. Elizabeth Plumb Of MeKees-
port, Pa; James Davies, Gladys Krause
her sisters residence. 516 Raleigh st. Sc
until Monday, June Z, at / 30 pm. Serv.
ices at the CONGRESS Heights M. E. Church
5th st. and Alabama ave. Sc, at pm
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery tMcKees.
port papers please copy) Services BY
Chambers. 9
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-01-15
MUSCLE
St RAIN?
SORETONE liniment's
Heating Pad Action
Gives Quick Relief!

When fatigue exposure put misery in muscles, ten.
dons and back. relieve such symptoms quickly
with the linimena specially made for this purpose.
Soretone Limment contains effective rubefa-
cient ingredients that act like glowing warmth
from heating pad. Helps attract fresh surface
blood supply.
Soretone is in class by ITSELF, Fast. gentle.
satisfying relief assured or price refunded. SOC.
Economy size Si-00.
Try Soretone for Athletes Foot. Kills an 5
types of common fungi-on contact!
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-15
North LewiSbyzrcU

! Glen Bremen. Mr.. Maurice Bren-
ner and daughter and Miss Smith
of North Lawrence.
Birthday Dinner
Celebrating the birthday of Ro'
bert Taylor and Ed Brenner, the
lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Bremen was the scene of a Wond,
erful basket dinner, Sunday
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Black and family, of Ur-
bana; Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Tay-
lor, of Huntsville; Mr. and Mrs
John Haer, Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Bremen, Mr.. Maurice Brenner
and daughter, Miss Smith of
North Lawrence; Mr. and Mrs,
Ed Drummer, and Mr.. and Mrs,
Robert Taylor and family of
North Lewisburg, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Brenner and family,
Return From Clifton
Sydne Ann Louden, Rose Mary
Westfall and Maryetta Fout have
returned from weeks vacation
at Clifton Gorge All Camp.
Honored With Shower
MIR and Mrs. Donald Woodruff
were honored with a miscellan-
eous shower, Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
NEEDLES, given by Mrs. George
Barnes and Mrs. John Letter.
The young couple received
many lovely gifts. Ice cream, CEN
tered with wedding bells, pink
iced angel food cake, and ice
tea were served the following
guests, Mrs. Daisy Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John McNeir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rolla Pennington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Louden, Mrs. Ethel
Kaufman, Otis Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Patrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Simpson and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Painter, Mrs Sarah Pat
rick, Mr.. Earl Patrick and daugh- |
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lane. Mr.. Rus
sci Lame, Rev. and Mrs. B. F.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Mer-
rift Boyles, Mrs. William Baker,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Woodruff and child
rem. Mr.. and Mrs. John Leiler
and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Barnes and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Lou NEEDLES and son,
and the 'honored guests.
FormerResident Visits /
Mr.. Joe Dobbins, of Columbus,
and former resident of this vi
cinity, visited with relatives and
friends, Monday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-15
Accident Occurs
AT Muin. First SITS.

Police Investigated an accident
at z p. m. Tuesday at N. Main
ands First st. when the car of
James Myers, Marysville Rt, 3,
hit a light pole as he skidded tc
avoid hitting the automobile OF
Charles Rathburn, Marysville.
According to the police report,
Rathburn ATTEMPTED a left turn
into First st. and Myers swerved
his car to the left. The Myers car
went into a skid on the wet street,
hitting the light pole, damaging
the car on the right front fender,
wheel and radiator, rear left
fender and bumper.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-15

Former Resident of Mingo Dies
Phoebe Lantz 81, ST Paris
former resident of Mingo, passed
away at her home, Saturday, fol
lowing a long illness.
Mrs. Lantz was born north OF
Mingo, June 8, 1891. She was
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William Hunt. She was also 6
member of the Mingo Methodist
church. Funeral services were
held Monday in the Mingo M E.
church, with burial in Mt. Tabor
cemetery by Wilkins funeral
home, w. Liberty.
Surviving, are her husband,
Ray; one daughter Mary Ellen
Lantz, Springfield; two sons,
Marion, at home, and Floyd of St.
Paris; three sisters, Miss May
Hunt and Mrs. Luella Kennedy,
both of Mingo and Mrs. Leah
Marmon, of Zanesfield, and three
brothers, Charles and George
Hunt, of Mingo, and Ray Hunt,
Urbana Rural route.
In Doctors Hospital
Mrs Lewis CroWder entered
Doctors hospital, Columbus, Sun
day, where she underwent major
operation, Tuesday morning.
Visits Grandparents
Miss Sallie Hayes has returned
home after months visit with
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hayes, of Milford Center.
Supper Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Markley,
of Carey, were last Thursday
evening guests in the Ethel
Kaufman home.
Hill and Valley Meets
The Hill and Valley Club met
last Thursday in the home of Mrs.
Bess Conner, with Mrs. Mary
Bates and Mrs. Catherine Gill
bert acting as assistent hostesseS.
Twenty-Five members, and two
guests were present.
Recent Visitors
Mrs. Claudia Burns, of Palmar-
ow, N. Y, was a recent visitor Of
Mrs. Nellie Miller.
Sunday Guests
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Rrenner, Sunday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Haer, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-07-15
. Somersville
By CLINTON DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shirk, OF
Belefontaine, Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Davis and son, Clinton, were
last Wednesday afternoon and
supper guests at the home of Mrs,
Rhoda Blush, at MarysVille.
The Friends Aid society was
entertained at the house of Mrs
Robert Beard, last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Robert Vanfleet, of Worth
ington, spent the past two weeks
at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Dewitt. Mrs. Lii
lie Wheeler, of Redwood, and
Mrs. James w. Davis, were also
last Saturday afternoon callers.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
Will BUY used car from private owner
must be reasonable; no dealers. MI. 14l6.'
FORD OR CHEVROLET. want to puy from

WILL BUY used car from private owner,
private party '46 or A Ford or Chsvro-
s Wr sSf WEL raY a9F 4or feY PReE SsE for your
get our price before you sell: have GLEN
toIe wsns fs; Ga all types especially na Road
Ss S1si 5ss
RvaTE PaR4yy fanaay aed eares ss sedan
cash; no dealers. RE. 2071 Monday be-
/ NEED a ie47-4s car for business, sedan
or convertible wanted aa at right price EX
PLYMouTH. Chevrolet or Pontiac, 1915
from private party; no dealers; pay cash.
have $500 for GOOD car; no dealers. Cali
SaME Wl s79i TouR ass OWN s'Rs pR1cE-we will sell
your car for you at your price and charge
esD.d sny T from ! Sc ssd s4s a. DSas'
EnD sai MoToR e. 51so ST VS. saus1s Gs1
YETI VGTfkaS ssSoaTs' IN urgent need 81 new 1e4s
Ii S paw 81 cash * * Fl a9o you wants
MOTORS NC; 4saO Hampden Lane,
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy new or
nsed late,mc6sl automobile; will pa, top
REV REV DEALER Ml ia badly needs your 40 to 4s
price IS our price. Prone wo 5000. 1910
\ s'I. IAbY Dis' NEEDS P:ED nice used car: prefer
We NEED CARS in above averase con:
makes aSa W" Ro9ak Raf 'SR %oPPoRspAckaRp FUSS K
Kennedy st. NV RA. 7720. Open eyes
W Will PAY ALL CASH for late model Buick
Or Chrysler. GENE cAsTLEBERRY. FIR.
~ s1d isSa PiSymouths; viii pay premium sd p5iee
BARNES. s2so SANDERS MOTORS van.
cars REGARDLESS, Of price; don't trade on n
We W ne need rpN5 TOO cars cars. 1895 to ie4s' If your
s ar nd i psd psd 5 M viii viii Tss sSp % :ancs s: II sn
on phone Washington's Oldest exclusive
gsdks seea s ssasTs h snes All cash ol M ssns
Only one location. Drive in big open lot,
1900 l4th st. nv. corner Of y NV
Open Open ss9 t. $40 pm nboNs NO % BARsEs No
TAsla,sRs Tfxas afNTIPMEs MTiRMsf driving West neea
1919 BHiek Gheyrolet P0n,ae Pymossa R nth
81 sppear eap'e1a' on local lot oW. 497a rs
MANI rs car for family use 500 Prefer ts
plymouth. VII pay up 10 S-.-Vu CssH
Leave message at Columbia 0S47. rs
FORD-Any year or model. Will pay top
dollar GRADY MOTORS INC. 1880
Hampden Lane, Bethesda Lincoln -Mereury
dealer -2S
1913, ~, rs CARS. need for service
men. Will pay highest dollar marx over
list price Can advs nee cash for new
deliveries SH 1895. -e7
80 OR LATER wanted REGARDLESS OF con-
dition; must be cheap. LU. Q124. -25
MERCURY-Any yr or MODEL. see MI:
Austen If you want top dollar. GRADY
MOTORS INC. 1880 Hampden Lane,
Bethesda, Mercury dealer. -2s.
WECAB co. are in desperate need OF 4.
door autos, will pay your price. eau
LET LET Us SELL YOUR CAR FOR YoU-our
$500 Mt Vernon ave. Alex. Va. 20
Evening star., 1948-04-25
Eieht and Forty Salon

Mrs. Dorothy B. Harper and Mrs.
Ellen Louise Warren. chapeaux ma
tionaux passe. of the District Eight
and Forty Salon. will be guests CT
the National Jewish Hospital, Dem
yer. Colo, on May /, for the deai-
cation of a wing of the hospital to
be known as the g and 40 Wing
Mrs. Harper is one Of the pioneer
founders of the bed-endoWmenc
project in 1882, and Mrs. Warren
guided the l947 contributions that
completed the project.
Mrs. Eva Carrico, chapeaux oe-
partemental, announced Mrs. Ruin
Hutton, national president OF tns
American Legion Auxiliary, VIII
make her oficial visit to this de"
partment May 15 Mrs. Carrico re-
quests members to attend the mass
meeting at BIS pm. that day.
Evening star., 1948-04-25
DAUGHTERS of America

Special activities:
Mondav-Yillbillv and amateur
show, Northeast Masonic Temple. 7
and pm. benefit of the temple
fund. Obtain tickets from Mrs.
Eunice Gettings or from YOUR
temple,
April 26-28-District delegation
will attend the State session at
Charleston, S. c.
May 8-State class initiation and
rally, Northeast Masonic Temple, 2
pm. Fried chicken dinner, $50
pm. Get tickets from Mrs. Laura
Milbourn. Mrs. Cleo McMichel Of
Charleston, S. c.. national council
or, and Mrs. Ethel Cornell of Long
Island City, N. Y, national vice
councillor, will be guests. Initiation
at 8 pr1