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Evening star., 1948-10-07
Propeller Planes Hit Hardest
In Military Exercise With Jets

Iessary and good job of seeking out
photographing and reporting vita
enemy targets.
B-45 Makes First Appearance.
The B-45, shown for the first
time; made two passes over the
field at what the pilot said was
about 480 miles per hour. Two oi
the B-45s are here for testing ir
the climatic hangar, then will &c
into production. 1t is the Air Forces
first jet bomber, and Is as large
as the Bit Flying Fortress. IT.
ultimate speed will exceed 500 miles
per hour, aided by four jet units
1t can carry 10 tons of bombs fol
300 miles. But it will not be ready
for many months.
Scheduled to appear here in fast
maneuvers was the Republic F-84
Thunderjet, capable of more than
600 miles per hour. Because of the
faults found in its wingtip tanks II
was grounded. then allowed to fly
again during the past week. 1t die
not show here because. with the
wing tanks, it rarely ever does aerial
combat maneuvering.
The show was even more success
full than the armed services had pre-
dicted. For three hours, every move
of planes, airborne troops, tanks, in
fantry. naval air forces and artillery
occurred with split second timing
Eight hundred and fifty student Of
ficers and commanding officers OF
the armed services appeared to
agree that it worked so we'll that
"unification is in"
The giant B-36 Consolidated
bomber with six pusher propellers
is in the climatic hangar here
slowly going down from 20 degrees
temperature to minus IS at the min.
imum it might encounter over the
North Pole at cruising altitude.
Parachute Opens at Last Moment
The men working on the bic
ship. which is in quantity produc-
ton at Fort Worth. Tex, resemble
men from Mars as they hurry about
in Arctic flight clothing on theil
various tests.
Among the 4S8 paratroopers from
the 82d Airborne Division who
jumped yesterday was a 2O-year.
old soldier from Memphis. Tenn.
who gave the crowd a thrill.
BY some unexplained circum.
stance, the order to hook up to the
static line was not followed through
by this jumper who plummeted with.
in so feet of the ground before his
reserve canopy opened above him
This latter chute is white nylon
distinguishable from the green and
brown affairs camouflaged for jungle
and forest.
The maneuvers were held on one
OF the biggest bases in the East, ex-
tending for some so miles along the
Gull Coast. The Florida pine woods
are fiat and several thousand acres
have been cleared in front of the
main grandstand to lessen the hazard
Of Gud bomb that cannot be found
readily.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
By W. H. Shippen, Jr.
Stor Stcff Correspopdept

EGLIN FIELD, Fla, Oct. THE
jet planes stole some of the thunder
here yesterday, but the old World
War II propeller-d,iven types turned
out to be the heaviest sluggers in
a combined armed forces demonstraa
ton of fire power.
The heaviest concentration of fire
power since the end of World War
II found aircraft like the Boeing
BIO, North American Mustang,
Chance -Vought Corsair, Grumman
Hellcat still delivering the strongest
blows on the target.
In an aviation year which has
featured jets as the ultimate air
power, Operation Combine III
showed that, so far, propeller-driven
aircraft again must be depended on
in case of an early war.
The exercise also revealed that
today's available propeller driven
fighters and bombers can deliver the
most terrific power in aviation's
history.
Further Development Needed.
Maj. Gen. William D. Old, COM
manding general of the 9th Air
Force, said: The jets are on the
way but they are not for aerial
combat as we know it. They cannot
fire rockets, nor can they carry any
appreciable load of bombs. Our pro-
peller-driven FATS, F-5lS, F-82 twin
Mustangs and the various Navy dive
bombers at the moment are much
more efficient. The jets must under
60 continual development before
they can be counted on to do their
part in aerial combat
For example, observers pointed to
the terrific fire power of the twin
Mustang. This is the Air Forces
bomber which comprises two F-5l
Mustangs, with double engine power
double range and double striking
power The fighter plane. looking
much like two planes flying in close
formation. has a firepower equal
to the broadside from a Navy light
cruiser. 1t carries rs 5-inch rockets
and six or eight -50-caliber machine
guns. When it blasted a target here
yesterday, the coacussion shook the
stands some 5000 feet away.
While the Navy, Marine and Air
Force fighters and bombers cracked
down accurately on targets with
everything from 4,0O0-pound bombs
to Tiny Tim rockets and incen-
diary bombs, the F-8O jet fighters
carrying only two 1oo-pound bombs
apiece, overshot9 their target, the
only other jet portion of the exer-
else was that provided by the photo
reconnaissance Shooting Star jets
and the brand-new B-45 jet bomber.
The recon planes performed a nec-
Evening star., 1948-10-07
". and L. Enormously Reported
HuItinq Glasses for Thurmond

classes were not suspended during
the morning hours under such
circumstances.
Without any authorization what
ever from the university administra-
tion," the spokesman said, "a student
representative of the campus States
Rights Club gave the college news
paper mistaken information that
classes would be suspended for the
rally. When the mistake was dis
covered, it was simply rectified by
an official university announcement
that classes would not be suspended" !"
During this, the university's CEN
tennial year, so many special events
Will curtail regular classes that the
administration felt it could not sus-
pend classes on short notice for this
additional occasion, the spokesman
explained.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
PoroIee Returns
To Prison.; Costs
Too Hiqh Outside
BY the Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 7.-Walter
c. Seward is back in jail today be-
cause the cost of living is too high
outside.
Seward, who has spent 80 of his
81 years inside the State Prison at
Michigan City, asked parole officials
to send him back to prison.
He had been freed on parole and
was working at job parole oi1icials
had obtained for him.
Il couldn't keep from violating my
parole on just $25 a week." Seward
said. He had been serving q life
sentence for Staying.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Three More AirIines File
Notice of 1929 Fare Rise
By the Assoeioted Press

Eastern, Delta and Northeast Air
lines filed notice of 10 per cent fares
increases with the Civil Aeronautics
Board yesterday.
This left only Braniff. Colonial
and National Airlines as the ones
which have not joined in the general
fare increase agreed upon by most
trunk lines in August.
With the increase, the basic fare
is approximately 6 cents a mile. A
10 per cent surcharge is added to
that on some flights. The airlines
offer S per cent reduction for
round trips.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Gov. Thurmond Opens
Three-Day Campaign
For Virginia S Votes
Spseial oispoteh 10 The Star

ROANOKE, Va. Oct. 7.-Gov.
Thurmond of South Carolina
States Rights candidate for Presi-
dent, headed for Charlottesville to-
Gay following the opening of a
three-day Virginia campaign with a
speech here last night.
Gov. Thurmond was to speak at
Washington and Lee University this
morning and in Cadet Hall at the
University of Virginia at o'clock
tonight. He will be met at Char
lottesville by University President
Colgate Darden, jr.. former Gov
ernor of Virginia, who will conduct
the candidate and his party on a
tour Of the college grounds. Tours
of Monticello and Ash Lawn also
have been arranged.
At States Rights rally here last
night, Gov. Thurmond declared that
vote cast for his ticket in Novem-
Der will be a vote for real Amer
icanism and for representative de-
mocracy."
Sees Police State.
A vote for Dewey, Truman or
Wallace lis a vote for the police
state and for the death of personal
liberty" he charged.
1t was the candidates first speech
in his campaign in the Old Domin-
ion. He also will speak at Lexing-
ton, Richmond, Williamsburg, Nor
folk and Lynchburg.
In his talk, Gov. Thurmond
strongly emphasized the issue of
States rights. which caused the
splitting of of his followers from
the regular Democratic Party.
He said the prerogative of the
Federal Government is not, and
never will oe, that Of forcing upon
all the States the madcap theories
OF the crackpots, the reds and the
pinks. and the political machines
which employ those theories to
maintain themselves in power"
He added that advocates of the
centralized state have seized on
the platforms and upon the candi-
dates. Of three political parties in
this country. To serve their evil
designs, they have made a stooge
out Of Henry Wallace, a mouth
piece out of Harry Truman and
puppet prince out of Tom Dewey
Won't Accept Doctrine.
But since these three candidates
were nominated, millions of loyal
Americans have demonstrated that
they cannot and will not be forced
10 accept an unconstitutional doc
trine, Gov. Thurmond said.
BY supporting the States Rights
Democrats. they are putting these
three candidates on notice that
their program is un-American. i'm
practical and impossible he de-
clared.
He declared the States Rights
Democrats are loyal to the same
democratic principles that char
acterized the life and the thinking
of Thomas Jefferson.
1T is our plan and our confident
hope to expand the application of
these Jeffersonian conceptions OF
government" he said.
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Maryland Questioning
Escaped Convict in
Glen Burnie Killings
by the Associotsd Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. THE State S
attorneys Office said today it has
under questioning young convict
who broke out of a Maryland penal
institution few days before a young
couple was slain at Glen Burnie.
J. Brenard Wells, the States at
torney, said his Office is not actively
working on the case but acknowl-
edged two members of his staff are
on an investigation which may be
"a wild goose chase.
They have gone to the State where
the convict was caught.
Three Assigned to Case.
The Baltimore Police Force as
signed three detectives on the case
full time. They will work with Chief
John H. Souers, jr., of the Anne
Arundel County police and detail
of State troopers. The trail they
are following is almost three weeks
old.
John H. Mahlan, IS, a postal
worker, and Mary C. Kline, 18, a
typist, left her home the night of
September II on their weekly date.
Mr.. Mahlan's blood-stained car
was found the next morning off a
side road about miles southeast of
Glen Burnie. There were bullet
holes in the front windows, and one
of Miss Kline's shoes in the back
seat. The bodies were discovered
several days later.
About IS of the States top police
men met at county police headquar-
ters here yesterday for a review of
the meager clues. For more than
half an hour, they examined Mr..
MahlanS sedan.
After Gov. Lane arrived. the in
vestigators went into aclosed oon-
ference. - -. 81
Gov. Lane would make no COM
ment after the conference other
than to say. Everybody. will work
toward a solution of this case"
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Wright Calls Campaign
Last Stotes' Riqhts Fiqht~

CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct 4 Fl;
The South muststand solidlv behind
the States Rights movement "or
publicly by their own votes invite
passage" of, proposed civil rights
laws. Gov. Fielding L. Wright of
Mississippi said in an address here
last night
He will be at ,Greenville today and
at Columbia tomorrow.
This is the last fight for States
rights, for local self-government," !"
Gov. Wright asserted @ -....
He called civil rights proposals of
President Truman, Gov Thomas E.
Dewey and Henry A. Wallace car
bon copies Of Russian laws"
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Taylor Says Russians
Must Want Peace -.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Oct. Z
(P.-Senator Taylor, vice presiden-
tial candidate of the Progressive
Party, said last night he thinks the
Russians must want peace.
The nature of their economy is
such that they live better during
peace than in war;" Henry Wal.
lace's running mate said.
In the United States, "it seems
the only time we get a square meal
Is in wartime" he added. I'VE live
better in war than in peace"
Senator Taylor addressed a group
of about 900 at a party rally in
Erie Theater. Earlier, in Albany.
he said the party was not dominated
by Communists. He said the accusa.
ton had been made frequently by
foes of the party and he called it .
"lie,"
Evening star., 1948-10-07
turkeys Armed Forces
Start Annual Maneuvers
By the Associoted Press

ISTANBUL, Oct. THE Turkish
Army, Navy and Air Force yester-
day began their annual maneuvers
in Thrace and along the neighbor-
ing Black Sea coastline.
President Ismet Inonu will OBJ
serve part of them with the chiefs
of the American military mission
to Turkey.
The exercises will bring into use
hundreds of tanks, planes. guns and
motorized vehicles sent to Turkey
under the American aid program
during the last year.
AS the maneuvers began, Maj.
Gen. Earl Hoag, chief of the Amer
ican Missions Air Force branch, de-
MED a recent New York Times story
from Ankara concerning the mis-
sion's work. The story had stated
there was a lack of cooperation
between Turkish and American Off
GERS and said Turkish military per-
sonnel is incapable of mastering
technical problems. Gen. Hoag made
the denial in a statement to the
newspaper Cumhuriyet.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

the pale" from a free-speech point
Of view, Mr.. Wallace said he sup.
posed" it would.
The candidate spent the after
noon yesterday touring the strike.
bound San Francisco waterfront,
pausing on several occasions to ad.
dress groups Of strikers. In one Of
these groups, a colored man on the
edge of the crowd couldn't see very
we'll what was going on.
What's he doing?" he asked.
Handing out porkchops?"
Evening star., 1948-10-07
Youth Rally Held in Fire

Fires first International Youth
Rally. which was held recently at
the Kilbride Youth Hostel, was at
tended by representatives of 16 ma
tions.
Evening star., 1948-10-07

In New York, the Times refused
comment on Gen. Hoag's state
ment.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcsnt., ,

$4,000 CASH will buy this downtown busi-
lunchroom. End floor once, and 3rd hoor
furnish own S heat and isn't Price. SIS. 300
Phone Everett Scott, CO 1000 Br. 611-C.
with sHANNoM 4 LucHs CO. 1908 H
NEAR WALTER REED-A lovely all-brick
tionally large: all 5-room units; apt avail
for owner: separate entrances front and
rear sereensG rear porches separate
venience; never any trouble to rent here.
See to appreciate oLsta4 sH $50 Il no an an
BETHESDA-Potomac Hunt Club section;
trlct line; no house; Ss,75o cash. An ex-
spa%s s19siSsal o., inyestmen'' a@4s EDWARD Ao5 G.
DoWSfoWN CORNER containing 8 stores
and apis. above. Gross income $l6,500 yr.
ea2sa ss Me- Gssn
COMET REALTY CO. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
5-sToRY BUILDING with elevator, white
pont Circle. Ideal for embassy. organiza-
tion; etc. Nice eond' IS lse rms: ba tbs;
RE, 33lG, CHAPMAN REALTY CO,
li:UNiT APT. BLDG' lust Of .. 18th eth st;
times rental. MITCHELL QUICK, 81.
773l; eve. RA. 341S.
FOUR-FAMILY APT.-S22 500 with So ,9O4
income; $4,000 LIST trust; oil heat; close
to stores. school and bus. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 773l: eve. RA. 341S. a.
s2iaadl si5'0aS e 1ste 1st: income. N, Ss.a0u,
LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707 or GE: 2456.
RLINGTON-Excellent opportunity to
purchase a beautiful, modern, sarden-
type apt. bldg; financed with a S15S,000
~ trust; priced $4,000 above trust;
cash or terms. SH. $500 or DU. S56S.
WILL ACCEPT SMALL TRADES on these
GI-approved four family flats. the best
investment in METROPOLITAN d. c.; COM
pletely modern brick building, in an ex-
cellent location. Well financed for vets
and nonvets; live in one fat and let the
other three pay for your building. Call
Mr.. Clarke, 81. 2S30, with BETHEL, DI,
S-FAMILY CORNER APT. BLDG.-1deal
munity; annual income. So, 400. MITCHELL
QUICK, 81. 7113l. RA. 341S.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST-1NUsT LOANS on real estate; low
rates: 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. p. j. WALsHE, INC, l1l5 Eye
Is; Gst AND AND and End Trust LOANS on real .s-
tate in D C, Nd and va. MR.. DRA1sNER,
1904 L st NV, MA. 4157.
trust; No red tape Quick service HENRY HsS
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852
1l04 Vermont ave. NV
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST-We will
buy seccnd-truSt notes. D c., nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE &, INVESTMENT CORP, 1872
\. Y. ave. NV National 5S33
CLIENTS TO BUY 3nd-truSt notes; de-
terred purchase. owner occupied property.
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 773l. RA. 341s.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 4E-4laT-5&; grad
ed according to character Of loan: no
charge for appraisas, MOORE HILL
So fsl AS1 6 ia,h End s!RuRsTT LoAss-promD. D.
and courteous service. Before borrowing
can COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. sl7
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors. 1881 6
TRUSTS, lst, md and 3rd; Md. Va and
D. C.; wks service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912. s31 !"
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
colored Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers. attention.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WISCONSIN AVE. corner property, =
block of Sears Roebuck: 3 bright outside
rooms with kitchen and bath; second fl
OF modern brick bldg, ideal for Offices
FRANK J. VOLKMAN. EN-. 1919; ewes
Mist.CoMMsERC,AL M BRICK BLDG..s $500
50 # ideal for distributor; has once dis
Soob eoS DnH IaooAioN for clubs
organizations, etc. Available at once. Lse
3-Story bldg. I5 rooms. 2l2 baths: includ-
Ing lge meeting hall. Conv. to all transp
THos 2. WALSH INC SIS llth st. NV
2nd COMMERCIAL-Ideal for light manu-.
tacturinG, or as ONCE space, approxlmatsiS I!
been recently renovated. Rent 5000 mo;
heat included; F. ELLIOTT MIDDLETON IoI;EIS
Realtor, RE l1sl %, or WI: ss5. evenings Ino.,s
bath, large closets, suitable non-house.
keeping apt. light mfg.. storage or WORK
ARLINGTON, VA, on Columbia pike-six-
room brick, ideal for doctors of1ce OF
any other kind of office space. "
EHRHARDT, agent, GL. 1850 s
Evening star., 1948-12-02
STORES FOR RENT tcont. }

1883 P ST NW.-l,OOO 50. it. with show
windows: suitable for restaurant or other .Ier
5-room kit and bath apt Rent entire
structure only. Call Mr.. Holland, H; G.
SM1THY CO.. sl1 18th st. NV. ST. $500.
1913 YOU ST. N.W.-1sx6O feet; show
windows suitable for variety store or any
other type mercantile business Call Mr,
Holland H; G. sM1THY CO" sll 18TH
LARGE STORE. 11Oa 7th st. nv; with a
P9.i ~ Tnet coLUMBIA RD. Sw.pLarse store
with Private rear parking ood
GERBER REALTY CO. AD. 1900. -
SEVERAL well-locsted stores tsome nx-
tured) for rent. one may suit your business.
so6 10th ST. N,w.-Approx 1000 SO. IT.
ss dspay wndoT s w. sso vpe 5eaB bus
Ms 6oS5 mS sssS coMET aT'sRs RRsir9 70 co '0
ooD:ilossok11SsS, lss comfortable ste5s go on
Stores 1900 So IT. floor space. lse. bay
window;: rent $500 mo- Immed. poss'
or ME tHsPE GPPER 14th NV. near Columbia I'd.
Entire sernibsmt.. freproofed. front-rear
entr. 3 rms. bath, oil heat; new eond :
HaJ'' pU. ss77' 7i' RAJ % s85gi' gp'''' ~ w$
NEW SHOPPING CENTER In Silver Spring.
Nd has several stores available. suitable
for bsksry variety and beauty psTHT K.r
Leo IicS n. GsERNsTEN : CO. Realtors, 14i5
< st. NV. NE. 54o0, .3
I4th and Longfellow sts. NV: large gro
cery, chain or Independent; heat and water
furnished; rent reasonable: ready for occu-
1870 X st NV Ma "04O. 3
CORNER STC.tE OR OFFICE. 500 Sc IT.
includes rooms and balcony. 1S-ft.-hiah
NV Apply ASToR HOTEL. ST $3.50
SHOP SPACE FOR RENT-Partially equip
ped for repair. washing machines and re-
friGeratnrS Call GE 4RS&. j
Evening star., 1948-12-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BRICK BUILDING, containing store ana
three apartments warehouse ,o,a IN Teari rent
purchaser isRs s'S desired; price. S4h. 900 Phone
Morris Wieger, RA. 9431, with SHANNON SSee
ARIfNGTON. VA, on Columbia pike
six-room brick. ideal for doctors ofhce or
any other kind OF ofdce space. "
EHRHARDT, agent, GL. 1855. IS
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Attention. builders!
Commercial corner, 18th and Newton SITS.
ne. in Brookland. densely populated sec
build S stores A 5-apt. bldg on rear
Of lot rented for $4,000 per annum. Act
today to secure this bargain. RE. 52l6.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 14th st. near Bel
mont-4-story BLDG, restaurant and 8
apts: solid in -tment, priced right.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CORNER STORE BUILDING, BY owner.
N Arlington. times rent: per cent
lst morts. Ex. 52a4 or GL. 1854.
departments = l3 complete Housekeeping
apis of and 2 rms: IN perfect condition;
Down payment, $4,000 Balance snn .ouou out Of Of
expenses and monthly morteage payments
and leaves large net cash return e, neon on
With Z. M FRY, INC. WI. 6740. %
SILVER SPR1NG--1O-unit brick apt. bldg,
zoned commercial: lot 100x123; / block
uRUBB-WiLL1AMs Sligo. Asst a
FOUR APT. BLDG. all nicely furnished;
good NV: location: newly decorated: net
erty will bear the most rigid investisation
exceptional financing, LOWERY g. MEL
TON. Realtors. sH. 9200: ewes. Mr.. Pavy
Evening star., 1948-12-02
STATION WAGONS (csnt. J

FORD 1a47: radio and heater. gunmetal
,nish si,ss5. This car HE, carries %oa Cher sG
STATION WAGON 1871; bargain; only
IL 900 miles on new motor. Just over
hauled front end. drive shaft. transmits.
sion. clutch. ETC.; superb condition. Must
sacrifice to pay for new car. Sl195 or
best offer. MR.. JOHNSON. Gil. 9639. 3
Evening star., 1948-12-02
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

ATTENTION, MERCHANTs-We have IA
cilities for pickup and delivery services
and storage during the Christmas period
Cali BAYNE a. SCATES, INC, 81. 2777.
81. 71S!: ewes, EN-. 1858.
NEW PANELS. vans and stakes; BY the
hour day. week or year STERRETT
OPERATING SERVICE CHertz Driv-Ur-
SELF 20l 8 st. NV. NO. 33li
VAN TRUCK-Large or small Jobs; prompt
service: reas. prices; local or long distance.
IA. ;93? after pm,; a-vS GE 1919 1aIs 60 :.
rolct vans, stakes panels and pickups.
for hire by day, VIZ or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIv-UR-sELF, 1923 st. NV,
ME. 7011.
FORD 11a-ton panel body truck for rent.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
STATION WAGONS.

WILLYS STATION WAGON; excel. cond;
heater, overdrive; owner: $1,000 Sligo
PONTIAC 194s station wagon; perfect con-
dition, low mileage; Hydra Matte drive
and many other extras; present delivery
for S2.s5O; privately owned. For further
Information phone THOMPSON AUTO
SERVICE. Ma. S075. ..> =
heater. radio, new paint, S1,o50. Ewes
Evening star., 1948-12-02
AUTO PAINTING (csns.,.
COMPLETE JOB. s35 up: work suaran.
tssd GILBERT. 4lo2 Pa. ave. ext Sc
TRAlLERS.

DID YOU EVER SEE 4-room, ,6-sleeper.
33-ft. Travelite? Has everything you
want in trailer home. COLLIE TRAILER
60" $40 800 Georgia ave. silver spring Mo
not The CHEAPEST. but the best. We
still have some excellent buys and brand
fore our lease is up; Payments as ,2 lev 2T
TRAILER TRAIL CO, $500 800. Georgia ave. Silver
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display at NATIONAL TRAILER SALES,
5000 Baltimore ave, Riverdale. Md,
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Evening star., 1948-12-02
Au1omorlvE MISCELLANEOUS.

JACK BLANK SAYS-Pontiac owners At
for all model Pontiac t. and 8 cyl. cars,
from 937 Though l94"; Sl2;50.
l941 through 194s series re- and rs
rear seat center arm rest: Sl2.6 all
covers are brand-new and tailor-msde TO
fit your car. ARCADE PONTIAC CO,
''Washirgton's largest Pontiac dealer"
1431 living st. NV. AID. $500.