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Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Census Takers in Zoo Have
Problems Of Multiplication

PHILADELPHIA-Noah marched
the animals into the ark two by two
and brought them out the same
way. But things are different at the
Philadelphia o these days.
It's counting time and the harried
keepers and attendants have double
trouble taking the annual mid-winter
count of specimens.
Each time a count is completed,
a different total is arrived at, ami
mails and nature being what they
are.
Counting noses is all right as far
as the hippos, elephants, chimps and
the rhinoceroses are concerned.
That goes, too, for the tigers, lions,
Shetland ponies and the bears.
But the monkeys won't hold still.
Since most monkeys look like other
monkeys, the adding machines
whirl merrily every time a count is
attempted.
Some of the prairie dogs are con
tentedly asleep, but underground.
Turtles have dug themselves deep
in the rocks of their tank.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Scientists Design Radiant
Heating Unit Mode of Rubber

RARITAN, N. IA home of to.
morrow with electrical radiant heat
ing-no coal, oil or gas furnace
was exhibited here.
This system is practical now
where electricity can be obtained
cheaply, and in the years to come
may provide an answer to the coun-
try's dwindling oil and coal re-
sources.
The new heating unit is installed
in ceilings of rooms and can not be
SEEN. 1t sends out heat waves that
do not warm the air, but do warm
objects-and people-in the room.
The heating panels, called "us-
kon," are heated by a conductive
rubber resistant element. Scientists
explained that rubber normally is an
excellent insulator against electric
ity, but in these panels the chemical
nature of the rubber has been re-
versed, thereby making it conduct
electrical current.
The panels are made in sizes Of
four feet by four, but can be manu-
featured in other sizes. Installation
is simple and far less expensive
than installing pipes, radiators or
hot air systems.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Buried Alive, Man
Tells Of Horrors

PORTLAND, ORE.-How does il
feel to be buried alive?
Joe Harmeier, so, who survived a
cavern said, "it seemed to
me that everything happened kind
of slow"
A workman on a sewer project,
he was first pinned chest deep in
sand, then a dirt overhang toppled
down.
81 could feel the dirt come up
around my shoulders. Then it was
around my chin, past my mouth
and over my eyes and finally over
my head" he reported from the
hospital where he is recovering.
II suppose it happened a lot faster
than I remember it, but I was still
breathing, real quick, all this time.
After the dirt got over my head, /
still kept trying to breathe, but it
got shorter and shorter az the pres
sure built up to keep my lungs from
working.
II never did pass out. When it
got to where l couldn't breathe any
more, I was ready to give up. 1
thought of my wife, Anna, and the
81 years we been married.
l got two boys, Don, 80, and Dale,
%, and 1 thought it would be nice to
see them again before 1 went.
"About that time they uncovered
my eyes and 1 could e again. Then
my mouth was uncovered"
Other workmen estimated Har-
meier was buried 80 minutes. A
fellow worker, Ed West, 46, was
killed in the cavern.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
GIRLS TO
THEIR OWN STATES"

Actual experience in operating
the machinery of democratic govern
ment will be given to thousands of
senior high school girls this sum-
mer in the American Legion Aux
iliary's Girls State, according to
Mrs. Carolyn Albertus, Girls State
chairman of the local Auxiliary unit.
These Girls States will be spon-
sored by the Auxiliary in every
state this year, Mrs. Albertus said.
In them girls selected for quail
ties of character and leadership will
set up and operate miniature state
governments of their own, conduct
ing political campaigns, holding cleo
tions, and carrying out all the
functions of the legislative, judicial
and executive branches of govern
ment.
In a majority of states the Girls
States will be held in June on the
campus of a college or university.
They will be in session n week.
Following will come Girls Nation,
sponsored by the national organiza-
ton of the Auxiliary in Washing
ton, D. c., and attended by two
girls from each Girls State. Similar
Boys States and a Boys National
Forum will be sponsored by the
American Legion.
The Montana Girls State will be
held at Billings, the week of June
II to June 10, under the direction
of the Montana Department of the
Auxiliary. One girl from Laurel
high school will attend under the
sponsorship of the local Auxiliary
unit.
Billy Lou BARLEY is the girl
chosen.
"The first Girls States were held
by the Auxiliary eight years ago
and were Immediately hailed as the
most practical means of training
girls for democratic leadership"
said Mrs. Albertus. "They have
spread from state to state and this
ear will be held in every state for
the first time"
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
IUln lln Hln lHn lHn IHn IHn lHHHHHr Hn NHn lHn lHn
Day by Day in Laurel
mHHI

A group which spent Saturday to
Monday on a camp out and fishing
trip on the Saltwater were Mr.. and
Mrs. Kenneth Olson and daughter
Rosalee, Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh East
on and son Rodney, MI. and Mrs.
Emmett Simpson and son John, Mr.,
and Mrs. Gaylord Easton and daugh-
ter Susan, Mr.. and Mrs. Freddie
Herman, Larry, Raleigh and Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lumsdon and
sons Ronnie, Allen and Larry, Miss
Doris Edwards and Gilbert Amen.
Mrs. C. C. Ferguson had as he'
guest her sister-in-law, Mrs. Law
renee Hooper of Kellogg, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hodges of
Great Falls visited here with Mr..
Hodges parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
l.. Hodges, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Romeo, parents of Mrs. Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Phelps had as
their guests, their son and daughter
in law, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn Phelps,
who were en- route to Mammoth
from Pleasanton, Neb., where M.
Phelps taught school, and will be
employed next year as coach and
principal. Mr.. Phelps, a naval re-
s~ervist, will spend two weeks on an
ocean cruise during this month.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Slaughter Of Dairy Cattle
Perils Production of Milk

SYRACUSE, N. Y.-R. P. Kinney,
president of the Eastern Milk Pro-
ducers Cooperative association, said
that continued sale of dairy cattle
for beef would result in a milk
shortage. .
He told delegates at the associa-
tons quarterly meeting that less
milk was produced this year than
during the corresponding period last
year.
Announcing that the association
would seek a fall price of $500 a
hundredweight (about As quarts) for
class la milk an increase of A
cents, Kinney said.
"Price will be the governing fac
tor as to whether or not We'll have
a shortage in the fall"
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02

Miss Gloria Little of Billings,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. C.
Little of Bozeman and a sister of
Gerald Little, was married to Ivan
Knight of Meridian, Ida. The cere-
mony was performed at the First
Congregational church of Billings bv
Rev. T. F. Rutledge Beale. Attend
ants We're Miss Emily Land and
Jim Noe, both of Billings. Mr.. and
Mrs. Little of Laurel were among
out of town guests. After a we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Knight will
reside in Billings where they are
employed.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
BY Joe"

AS he cut across a farmers field,
he came upon a scarecrow with it's
arms flung wide. The fisherman
squinted at it for a moment, then
said, "The fellow who caught that
fish was a downright liar!"
Looking for a modern, pleasant
place to talk over that coming fish
ing trip? Then why not stop
in at the CHEERIO COCKTAIL
LOUNGE, 100 Main Street, in Lau-
rel, Montana, where you'll find the
drinks are mixed as you like them
by bartenders who know their bust
ness. Phone: 176.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Farm Fire Protection

Department of agriculture esti-
mates that the damage caused by
gasoline and kerosene fires costs
American farmers approximately
six million dollars annually. Incor-
rect storage of these liquids is re-
sponsible for the loss. Underground
tanks provide the best protection for
large amounts of fammable liquids,
while galvanized steel gas or oil
cans are best for small amounts.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Good Deer Hunting

In order to control its oversize
deer herd, Colorado provided a post
season of one month on deer of
either sex. Any hunter who failed to
get a deer in the regular season
was eligible to hunt in the post sea-
son.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
First Lincoln Road

The swamp trail that was the
forerunner of Lincoln road, one of
Americas most beautiful shopping
streets, was blazed across Miami
Beach in 1905 by woodsmen who
were gathering mangrove bark for
tannic acid. The thoroughfare in its
modern form was created by the
late Carl G. Fisher, pioneer devel-
oper of the resort city.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Car Dealers Advertisement
For Sucker Sells His Auto

PUEBLO, COLO.-A used car
dealer here advertised one of his
cars in this fashion:
"Here is a dream.
"a 1887 sedan, freshly painted
a Mexican blue with red wheels.
"The motor is very quiet. 1t is
practically noiseless.
"As a matter of fact, the thing
won't run.
$50, if you're a sucker or a
good mechanic you a have it
for $780,"
Incidentally, Dick P%ingatore,
the dealer, sold the car.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Mud Made to Order

1t may seem strange to pump
mud into a hole being made in the
earth, but that is what drillers do
when sinking an oil well. However,
it is not the mud pie variety but a
scientifically treated mud, made to
order by the mud engineer.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02

Are you suffering from fisherman's
stretch? My chiropractic friends
around town tell me they are being
called upon to put a lot of local
followers of Izaak Walton back in
shape again. It's still early in the
fishing season, and it seems these
fellows have been stretching their
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02
Early Sweet Potatoes

Sweet potato growers in ~increas-
ing numbers are installing electric
hotbeds for production of early
sweet potato plants.
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Auxiliary
Activities

The last meeting for the summer
was a picnic held at the McCauley
residence, June 1.
The auditing committee, Nell
Brown and Valma Shay gave a fav-
orable report on the books for the
year.
The poppy report was given by
Valma Shay.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02

arms too wide
t O demonstrate
the size of fish
they've caught I!
Naturally, t h i s
has been a ter
rifle strain and
h a S left each
man looking like
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02

a P-8O coming in for a cross-wind
landing. Reminds me of the in
ebriated fisherman who was strug-
Cling home along toward evening.
Laurel outlook., 1948-06-02

Your part in the Security Loan takes
minutes but benefits of your action may
last a lifetime. By signing up today for
the payroll savings plan for buying
United States Savings Bonds where you
work, or the bond-a-month plan where
you bank, il you are self-employed, you
will be on the road to security. Small
savings become big savings when you
ave systematically - automatically -
profitably-safely. For example, an alIot-
ment Of $3.75 3 week for savings bonds
mounts to $2163.45 in just 10 years. Your
Security Is Americas Security.
U.S.. Trssssvy DeS4tme.t
Evening star., 1948-12-19
10 THE SUNDAY STAR Washington D. c.
MOTORCYCLES.

GOOD SCOOTERs, ready to ride; ali
prices from S195 up: 5 Cushmans, >
Salisburys, l Powell; also new machines
AatGRAFP 9W s4s4 ,a.o or GL ssss
good condition; $3.50 or best offer under.
COMMERCIAL SIDE CAR, $50. LU. 1911,
FOR THAT 40 Matchless. A. J. s., Ariel
or Triumph you have. been looking for,
see US first! An excellent stock of good
used machines available. Parts and ac-
cessories. for most makes. Your motor
cycling headquarters" ALLIED MOTOR
CYCLE SALES, 9l2 9th st. NV, RE. 5073.
HARLEY side car 1s4b: lights, shield,
ntsa fttiass' best looking in town. 500. GE,
INDIAN 1910 "a" excellent condition
MOTOR SCOOTER. cushm.n; only Sis;
like new. 81. $50 10
WILL SELL OR TRADE-194O Harley
Davidson 81 overhead, excellent cond =,
for S325; or trade for good 36-3S car;
motor completely rebuilt and still carries
guarantee; brand-new tires, tubes, battery,
co; coil brake lining, completely rewired.
SIDE CAR. custom made. to ht Cushmsn
MOTORCYCLE. 194s A. j. s. 500, 500,
Can be seen Mon. through Friday, 900
CTSHMAN 1915 scooter, good condition
For details call WI. 514o. 30
CUSHMAN l941; transmission: large size
tires excellent mechanical condition; must
CUSHMAN motor scooter, A, shift model
sldecar: buddy seat: new paint; well cared
for: sos Call WI $3.50
Evening star., 1948-12-19
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN, new. Dorset sedan, 81 ,505; equip
JACK PRY, Austin dealer, Conn. ave. at
to- and s anq seTvee pe ave
AMERICANA -CROSLEY-New sedans, 1894
delivered. Save a lot of money on gas:
Henry Miller Motors Division of JACK
PRY, 33 18th st. n W. and Conn. ave. at
SIS st. Uptown and downtown service, 43"6
AUSTIN 194s 4-door sedan; 2.4OO miles;
radio, heater, defrosters genuine leather
approved taxi use: leather upholstery, an
steel body, hydraulic brakes, 30 mi. per
nails i0"' Delivered Devon 4.dr; ST ~;
Dorset "-dr.. ST ,595. MANHATTAN AUTO
& RADIO CO, both sides of 7th at R SITS
BANTAM 1910 coupe; $500 or best offer
BEick BE i ! is4s Roadmaster sedanette; ex-
eessories: s.,5o5 CO. ea3f. -1S
BUICK late i94s Roadmaster; beaut 2
tone gray, Dynafow: all extras; Wv.
sTsS pin sFISsn 0R56 NJ o ssa9 miles, 'esn
BUICK l946 Roadmaster conv.: maroon;
only driven $4,000 mi; excellent cond.;
BUICK 1871 Special 4-dr: sedan; priced
at Ss15: good condition. GIL. 4s43. 20
BUICK 1910 2-dr., 5-passenger sedan; low
500. sislHes Du. 554o' Apt, sol, 10
BUICK 194l 4-dr Super sedan; 4-new
tires, appearance little rough but guar
teed mechanically; orig. owner; $3.50 or
best offer Call Gil. 7423 after 6. 10
BUICK l94s 4-dr. Roadmaster; medium
blue, like new, all extras; 50: :695. no
more, no less. please do not call II you
are not interested. OWNER, ia. 5639.
BUICK 1G4I super 4-dr.; newly painted
maroon, excel. appearance, r. and h.. seat
covers. good mechanical cond.: one owner:
Sl.l50 GE. O9S4. 10
BUICK 1910 Super 4-dr: r. and h., 45.uOO
miles; original owner; Ss95. TIE s439.
BUICK 1946 misty gray Super sedanette;
one owner; ST. ,s95 or best offer. OIL. 27"5.
10
BUICK 194s 4-door; Dynafiow drive, T.
and h., nylon seat covers, WV. tires; con-
dition perfect: S2,95O. MA. 5454. ASK
for MR.. FEIFFER -1a
BUICK 1912 special 4-dr. sed: purchase
summer 1943 from factory for export
owner driven; low MILEAGE excel. eond ;
S1,400 or best offer. 0v. 2oef. 10
Evening star., 1948-12-19
TRAi.ERS,
TWO WHEEL CAR TRAILER. Cali Ii.
1874 bet. 8 m and q pm 30
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS for nev and

TWoWHEEL CAR TRAILER. Cali Ii
TRAILER IRA Dsi HfabausKTERRs ID sna g. for new and
am to ds5
M s III PRAhER nfhfea Con- sSes w. 's5ai saa
aoTsE "1lsGIi Trailer, ia.4 Duo, rms. good
Vlllage. Alexandria, Va. 10
AMERICAN AN N 1874, 3 rms, eiee; TefRrr, and
or or pest offer below; TEMPT TRAILER
Sgs AGED Va IG WeFiSood s Gonss
ali aluminium @ " exterior birch in nterior. iGGr'
keivinator, electric refer;. bottled-gas
sofa bed HOLLYWOOD bed inlaid linoleum.
This trailer has all modern features
Damsged when involved in an accident
Ssaoo. AMER1cAN FRAZIER issd CO. INC INC,
1920 Wis; ave NV, Wo. 1921. 20
an equip s795 or best offer. CAPITOL
AUTO Ex., 63l0 Marlboro pike sc HI.
rs sCHULT TRAILER. e7-tt.. fully equip.
reasonable offer refused 1915 Addison
I'd; Seat PIsasant;; Md; Hillside, 43lo., :.
T kotGoGo s sss'f s@5e less ss"d han nssa new
PIP ROY EVER SEE a 4-room, s-sleeper;
want in a trailer home. COLE TRAILER
co, 5000 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md.
not THE CHEAPEST, but the best. We
still have some excellent buys and brand
new glider, models; shower and toilet; be
fore our ma5fb ease is up or GoE LIZ
sprinF. nfEhN Nd IS 81. $50 500. e0'S'' ave. '"'@'
1871 SHUT NOMAD, 1872 ft., sleeps 4,
clean repainted inside and out. new tires.
elec brakes, insulated. heater with blower.
travels well, equipped, ready TO roll.
TRAILER. luggage. 6la #. by 4 #. bed
nice sides. Ford drop-center wheels, steel
GLIDER TRAILER i943 % #. 3 rms.
turn., tandem wheels. bottle gas carpeted
floor Venetian blinds. porch, less rhan |
". old cost new S2.995 sell Tor RI 500,
Never been pulled stationed on permanent
3la mi south of Alexandra. Route, /. -?!l
a:-FOoT RoYCRAFT, practically new.
sleeps four, dual wheels, dolly and many
5000 Can be seen at Washington Tour
ist Camp, Hams Point, E R. FULLER.
OF wei nights alter iiess nd models
also good used ,trailers. We are equipped
IL Fl FyPS tEfs{ 7sRaEs FRAZIER cs sALEs
NaTnoSsIGY 0Iya FsMous Gss"S6 CoAcaEs in ma
sGnite and o6s suminHm gTcuTsR Es1adinF mans
Nfw NV ANp Sif'HSsf Used TRAILER COACHES on
display New features and modem equip,
in late models. Low down payment and
easy terms at e. interest AMERICAN
Court, miles south of Alex. on Route
No. l. Open daily and Sunday am
HMaKIGax tH fhSaf FARLEY As iSas "A it. long
sleeps 1 S?,4Ou or best offer. Call 1T,
WILSON; RE; .509;, Ext: 1914. al
factory made of steel: good condition
bargain. $50. WA. 0736 -l9
LUGGAGE TRAILER. all-steel Bantam;
safety chains, stake side. spare wheel and
tire. S150. Vienna 2S-J-l. 10
XMAS AND NEW YEAR SPECIAL
40 Colonial toilet and shower $2,630
40 National tandem, - TT. $500
40 Colonial, % #. toilet, shower $50
40 Landola, % IT.: toilet. shower 3.595
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 5000 Baltl-
more ave Riyerdale Md WA 4q03.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

ZED L; WILLIAMS & ZED L. WILLIAMS,
Jr.. Auctioneers-Auction at Williams
Auction House. 9ls New York ave. Tues.
pm, Large lot antique and modern
furniture and household effects Also -
throw and scatter size antique and mode IN
genuine Oriental rugs Numerous other
very desirable decorative articles The
rugs are very unusual. clean and good
condition. ready for home use many sizes
Modern mahogany and walnut bedroom
suites Kitchen sets with porcelain top
Phyfe style dropleaf tables. floor and table
lamps. fine grade end coffee and lamp
tables, odd beds. dressers. etc: inner
spring mattresses. Other furniture BY
order ANTIQUE dealer, going out of business.
the following Will be sold. CONNIE ncne
at pm: 81 throw and scatter size
rugs. used but in splendid condition:
Anatollans. Shlraz, BokaraS, Yezeds Tur-
kestans, Persian PRAYER and numerous
other weayes Nielsen dishes. plates.
etc; pair Tiffany vases. other decora-
tive pieces. Also about 30 used wrist
watches. etc. Auctioneers. phone MA. 2620.
OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR of Internal
Revenue: Baltimore Maryland. The fol-
lowing described personal property. seized
from Mr.. Thomas NJ Auchincloss. 5000
18th ST. ne. Washington. D. C. under
Warrant for Distraint for nonpayment
provided by Section 1890 Internal Rev
day. December 222, 1a4s. at IL am. at
Toms Auto Service Inc, 637 N st NV.
Packard sedan, registered in the District
of Columbia and bearing D. C 194S tag
No EGO. Motor No. D-41 5040-C. 81
Evening star., 1948-12-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. C.. Md, and Va MR.. DRAISNER,
1404 L ST. NV. Ma. 4151
WE HAVE CLIENTS to buy deferred pur-
chase money. md trusts. MITCHELL
QUICK: sligo 1871. RA. 341s. IS.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate low
rates; 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments P. J. WALSHE, INC, 11l5 Eye
Loans ON ZEAL EsTArE-1st and IND
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
MONEY On SECOND rRUsr-we win
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1912
Ny ave. NV National 1893
MORTGAGE LOANS, AZ -4la So: grad
ed according to character of loan: no
charge for appraisals MOORE g. HILL
fa fs3 AND M ih,s sns sssKunsTT LoAss-promp,
ss SeS41 coLoSIAL INyEsrSEsT eS5r09 CO.. sP9
FIksT 5oIs sSH StcoS6S' g Trust LOANS AZ; :
B. c: wk's service ADAMS REALTY
CO. 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912. 81
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES white or
coloredl Quick settlement Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls. FULTON
R. GORDON. 427 Eye st. NV. D1. $3.50.
WE HAVE CLIENTS to buy deferred pur-
chase money md trusts. MITCHELL
QUICK. Sligo 113I. RA 34lS 2I'
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

NEW PANELS. vans and stakes. BY this
npN ne1T 4N aay wesk nsSIc eE yeaE u.r sTRREI
Self 20I @ st NV NO. 1911
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1a4s Chew
rolet vans. stakes: panels and pickups
for Or hire hISv BY g day w gk or cont5act PUBLIC
ME- 1O11
BULLDOZER for grading and excavating:
reasonable rates. sH. 3O2s.
VAN TRUCK. large or small jobs; prompt
service; reas. prices: local or long distance
IA. 2a37; after pm. GE. 1915. 2O'
MOVING AND HAULING-All trash and
ashes removed at low cost: BUDDY LAW
RENEE. 1874 9Th st. NV, Apt. :. LU. 1907.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
AUTO PAINTING.

CAR PAINTED, S495O. baked. factory
marking finish. Expert body. fender work
Guaranteed. GENERAL AUTO PAINTERS,
2ol5 St NV: Phone ST. 36s7 -
COMPLETE JOB. S35 up: work guaran-
Finest AUTO PAINTING. fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your car: reasonable prices. ARLANDR1A
SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 1908 Mt Vernon
ave. Alexandria 90o4
Evening star., 1948-12-19
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

81 300 End TRUST NOTE-Gilt-edge
security on small apt house. Capitol
Hill has been in existence . yrs; pvt.
party: II; 642s.
monthly payments: will sell without dis
count, For details. Box 317-C, Star ~ /
End TRUST NOTES on colored properties;
price S2,55O S3.g50 note. payable $50 80
MO. at e.. price S'2!,400. AID. O53I; ewes.
TR 46o1 ~
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TRACTORS FOR SALE.
BULLDOZER caterpillar l947 D-4. front
end loader Trackson, 1-yard bucket and
attachable blade. in top condition; $1,000
81. l191. SH. 1872.
STATION WAGONS.
FORD 1916 station wagon: excel cond
new tires. low mileage: / owner; sacrifice
81 $50 DI. 1885. . to ). -l9
MERCURY 194l; wood like new; price
Sl,l50, $3.50 down, balance easy terms
If desired. TIE 1O43. Call anytime. -
FORD station wagon. Super de luxe. 90
h. p. s.; ! yr old: excellent condition
original owner; Fender treated for quiet
driving: 81 500 Box I3S-L. Star.
OLDSMOBILE. 1912. s-cylinder; r and
h. and Hydra Matte drive; real bar
g ain. S965. CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDS-
MOBILE CO.. l!!22 22nd st. NV. Ma
CHEVROLET, 1947: r. and h; excep-
ian leather; priced 500; CApIToL CAD
FORD 1916 station wagon. This price OF
81 445 can't be beat for this fine owner
rated car; turned in by its original owner
and has had excellent care; excellent wood
work. fine mechanical condition, 30-day
guarantee; 1865 down 1s-month terms.
LOGAN Ford, III 18th ST NV. DI.
$500 20
PONTIAC 1947 "s" station wagon: heater,
sun visor: II 900 miles; excellent cond-
ton; 81 695 Call WO. 0S0u.
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AuToMoTIYE cEuLANEoUs

USED AUTO PARTS-Motors, transmits
sions. rears, other misc. parts for most
cars RANSOM MOTORS, T. B.. Md.
GASOLINE HEATER, stewart-Warner in
operation, SIS. Vienna 2s-J-1. -19
BODY PARTS FOR SALE; am dismantling
1871 Chrysler New Yorker 4-dr: doors,
complete; tenders. grill trunk. moldine s
and numerous parts. All in excel. cond ::
reasonable. Call GE. 540n. 10
WE HAVE AVAILABLE for Immediate de-
livery the following rebuilt engines
1a2S-I943 Ford
1g33-lq42 Chevrolet.
1885, 1912 Plymouth.
1a33-1q42 Dodge.
1a41-1a42 Chevrolet truck
1g33-194l Dodge truck
Liberal trade-in allowance on your old
engine Use our time payment plan: as
low as S31 90 down and 6 months to pay.
Also inquire about our factory rebuilt
Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. 1900, Ov.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
TAxIS FOR SALE.

AMERICAN CAB ASSOCIATION. 1887
Champlain st. NV, now offers new
IN and das DgdEe taxes6s at
call MR.. DANTE MI. 1921. IA
Evening star., 1948-12-19

1913 d ST. S.E.-Single metal garage suit
able for storage or parking, s. monthly
Call Mr Hill FEDERAL CONTRACTING
CO. 9l5 New York ave. NV, MA. 74l6.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
GARAGES FOR SALE
GARAGES FOR RENT

FIVE-CAR METAL GAR, back Of $50
14th St Sc, on paved 4Ox6O #. lot.
surrounded by wide paved alley WO.
Evening star., 1948-12-19
TRUST NOTES WANTED.
AUTO LOANS.

2nd TRUST NOTES and chattel mortgages
bought and sold. WILLIAM j. MARTIN,
MA 2O14 -3l
Evening star., 1948-12-19
MONEY TO LOAN.

EXCELLENT FIRST TRUST loans avail.
on clean property, NV. and NV. suburban
zsss woopsipE e REALTY RI lLf1S' CO. q 'eeS' On,
MONEY FOR 1st AND End TRUSTS and
chattel deeds of trust. II you wish to
sell your list or md trust" or your
"chattel deed Of trust see at once PAUL
j. MILLER, EX. 700 till pm